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PRKS8KI» BRICKS.
COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 8. 1900.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL FIGHT.
vJ rail LB rn:B vuBcrvurj jianu u.j
Carpets at Vaupel. Norris & Drake’s. The Aspirant* for Tongue’s PliM?e
During the past week the smallpox
Handled Without Glove«.—Ocher
Joe Frizell has gone to McCloud.
scare bas very largely quieted down yet
Sta’e Press Comment«.
! it is rather qniet. Several members of
Register now—delay may cause you to
I the Johnson family were taken sick lose your vote.
McMinnville Reporter, Rep.:
If
! Tuesday and Dr. Van Dyke is attending
Brownell, Gatch, Carter, Woodcock,
Frank
Ankeny
of
Sterling
is
visiting
them. He says they are not very sick,
Daly, Mulkey or any other of the dozen
but are broken out in a few places, his folks at Eugene.
aspirants for Mr. Tongue’s place, was as
enough to convince him that they have
Jacksonville has the mumps and capable as Mr. Tongue and had attained
the smallpox in a very mild form. The scarlet rash.
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
to the important committee positions be
family are under quarantine, three miles
occupies, how would he feel if a dozen
H.
A.
Mears,
the
Gold
Hill
mining
i out of town, off from the main traveled man, went to Hornbrook Monday.
aspirants of less calibre got after his
. roads. They have an immune nurse, a
place for no other reaeon than that he
Prof. R. J. Faussett and wife left Sat­ wanted it? This is the situation exactly.
first class physician in attendance and
everything needed to make them com­ urday for Monroe, Wash., to locate.
Every one of these men is coming out JACKSON COUNTY DEMOCRATS. Ex-President Harrison on Boer War.
fortable and insure good care, so that no
now
in order to trim his sails for the
Frank Lacey of Salem is making Ash­
Washington, D. C., Feb. 17.—[SpecialJ
danger is felt either for their safety or land a protracted visit.
next time. He has no serious hope of The County Central Uimniltlee Is­ —Public men who have been in Indian­
t the further spread of the disease.
the nomination. And suppose
sued an Address Setting Forth Its apolis recently report that former Presi­
J. H. Briggs and Geo. Fendall left for getting
As there is no smallpox in this city
the first district should fail to nominate
dent Harrison minces no words in ex­
Cole
’
s
Sunday
on
mining
business.
1 and no one here has been exposed to the
Views.
Mr. Tongue for reelection after he has
pressing his sympathy for the Boers in
disease, we see no reason why people
Fireman Henry DeBoest has returned been given distinguished recognition by
The democratic county central com­ their struggle, although the General per­
should be afraid to come to town. The from Portland.
his fellow congressmen. How much rec­ mittee ha.\e issued an address. After sistently refuses to be publicly inter­
people here have fully recovered from
ognition do you suppose we would get in reviewing the old issues from the Byran viewed, lest his words embarrass the
J.
D.
Heard
came
to
Medford
from
the ecare and public meetings of all
Ashland Public School Report.
San Francisco Sunday on a business trip. future? Oregon has far too long been democratic standpoint the address deals adminstration at Washington. General
kinds are going on ae before.
considered the “wild and wooly” dis­ with the question of imperialism as fol­ Harrison contends there is no occasion
Number of days taught, 19; Number
The worst feature we have to contend
Geo. W. Roper went to Portland Mon­ trict beyond the boundaries of civiliza­ lows :
for gratitude on the part of this govern­
of holidays, 1.
with has been the absolutely false re­
tion. Shall we, now that we have a
ment towards the British. Be thinks
Day« of attendance, boys, 4898}*; girls, ports circulated and especially those day to have a specialist treat his eye.
'Th«
power
ai
the
republicaa
party
to
Ex-Conductor Paddy Ryan formerly congressman capable of rubbing up perpetuate itself is immeasurably greater the British were guilty of some inhuman
5065S Total, 99«4
published in papers of neighboring towns
against
the
best
m
the
nation,
ana
who
practices during the revolutionary war,
Days absence boys, 231; girls, 273
of » his place is living at El Paso, Texas.
is thorougly alive to our needs, encourJ than that which could arise from the that their attack on this nation in 1812
Jackson County Tax Roll.
Total, 5O4S-
patronage
of
offices.
This
is
because
the
Mrs. W. A. Growe left Medford Sun­ age this old idea that we amount to
had no justification from any interna­
Case« of tardiness, boys, 13; girls, 9.
The tax roll of Jackson county for 1899 day for Southern California.
nothing? Mr. Tongue holds rank with trusts entrenched by outrageous ta> iff tional standpoint, while their conduct
has been turned over to the sheriff, by
Total, 23.
monoplies, the creation of republican
Miss Emma Gabbush left Sunday for congressmen of twelve to twenty-six legislation, have gone into the governing towards the union during the civil war
Number enrolled on register, boys, 283 ; [ County C erk Newbury, for collection.
years
experience,
and
we
do
well
to
rec
[The
stale
lax
amounts
to
..........
$
21,242.13
North
Platte,
Neb.,
to
remain
until
June
girls, 288 Total, 571.
business and are in full partnership was also reprehensible.
ognize the fact.
18,958 83 visiting her old home.
He sees no occasion for unusual enthusi­
New scholars, boys, 3; girls, 5; Total, I County school..
with that party. That it has fallen in
I Indigent soldiers
168 58
asm
over the friendship of the English
8.
Portland
Chronicle,
Rep.
:
The
con
­
evil hands and under evil influences so
Brakeman John Dewey went to Port­
Scalp bountv...
889 70
Average daily attendance, 525.
test in June for the successor of Hon. that its politices cannot be dictated from during the war with Spain, as it was a
General county..
48, 638.43 land last week on a vacation.
Per cent of attendance, 95.
Thos. H. Tongue to represent Oregon in the heart and from the conscience of its war against cruelty and clearly for
Mrs. C. K. Klum went to Gold Hill congress promises to be very warm. membership is illustrated in its attitude; humanity There was no reason why
Number of visitors, 70.
Total ...................................$87,797 67
Tardines of teachers, 0.
The special school and city taxes are not Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. O. B. Brother Brownell, of Oregon City, has toward our new island possessions. It the British or any other enlightened
Dews.
included in the foregoing figures.
Day« absence of teachers, 0.
his picture in the Oregonian as a promi­ appoints a committee to determine the nation should not have been with Amer­
ica on this proposition. If the British
The average daily attendance was 52
James Porter, the engineer of this di­ nent candidate for the position. There meaning of the term “United States’, were suppressing cruelty in south Africa
Republican County Committee.
greater than for the corresponding month
have
been
less
complimentary
things
in
in
the
constitution
though
that
has
vision, visited Ashland friends Friday.
PHONE NO. 205
of last year The following schools had
the Oregonian concerning Brother been made plain enough to the people or remedying conditions that interfered
The members of the Republican Coun­
J. M. O’Neil, of the Yreka law firm of Brownell before now, and yet it will not as interpreted by the first chief justice, with humane government, the United .
no tardiness: High School, Mr. Asli- ty Central Committee of Jackson Coun­
urst’s. Mrs. Moore's and Miss Taylor’s. ty, are hereby called to meet at Jack­ O’Neil & Butler, visited Ashland Sat­ be new or strange to see the paper named, Marshall, and never a doubt about it States would be justified in lending its
The spring term of three months com­ sonville, Saturday, March 10, 1900, at urday.
call a man a horsethief, a liar and other since. This was done that ground sympathy.
On the contrary, General Harrison
menced March 5. . Schools will close May one o’clock p. m. Business of import­
E B. Jennings of Table Rock returned pet names and then support him for a might be found on which to build a pre­ thinks, here is a republic fighting for its
25 for the summer vacation.
tense of constitutional authority for
ance. A full attendence of members is Sunday from a five weeks trip to San public office.
homesand its own government, a cause
C. A. H itchcock , Principal.
requested.
Francisco on mining business.
Portland Oregonian, Rep: Nobody their scheme of empire. They propose ( as just as the Americans had in their
to
hold
the
territories
acquired
from
J. P. D odge , Chairman.
J. K. Van Sant went to Portland Sun­ will greet the news from South Africa Spain as vassal colonies, the inhabitants great war of the eighteenth century.
We have saved many doctor bills since
C. F. H asty , Sec’y.
day
where he has traded a Willamette with more genuine joy than President and citizens of the. United States taking From time to time these Boer farmers
we began using Chamberlain’s Cough
valley
farm for real estate in Portland. McKinley. Every battle the Boers win up residence there are not to be regarded have been driven from homes by the
HOW 18 YOUR WIFE?
Remedy in our home. We keep a bot­
means a few less votes for him in
British, back into the wilderness , and
tle open all the time and whenever any
Frank Lennart retuned to the Mattern November.
as coming within the constituation; each
Has she lost her beauty ? It so, Consti­
—
time they have meekly gone, till
of my family or myself begin to catch pation, Indigestion. Sick Headache are the mine at Henley Monday after an over
they are to be vassals, subjects like in­
now,
Mr. Harrison thinks, the oppres­
principal
causes.
Karl
’
s
Clover
Root
Tea
Portland
Telegram,
Rep:
The
Presi
­
cold we begin to use the Cough Remedy,
Sunday visit with his family in Ashland.
habitants of the conquered provinces of
dent is greatly worried over the split Rome and the subjects of alien princes sion has become too much to further
and as a result we never have to send has cured these ills for half a century.
Harry Luy of Jacksonville left for San in the party on the Puerto Rican tariff
endure.
away for a doctor and incur a large doctor Price 25 cis and 50 cts. Money refunded
results are not satisfactory. Z uoenb A Francisco Monday to enter a hospital bill, and for once at least he has some having no voice in the laws which are
bill, lor Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy if
made for them. This is imperalisin and
Stonide Floor Paint, - -
National Wagon Paint,
SiiERvriJf, Druggist.
for what is presumably appendicitus.
M. B. Smith. Butternut, Mich , says,
occasion for worry. But* president who differs wholly from the policy of expan­
never fails to cure. Ifis certainly a med­
‘
DeWitt
’
s
Lillie
Earlv
Risers
are
the
very
icine of great merit and worth.—D. S.
F. H. Kearney and family, who have regards policy only, without regard to sion which our country has pursued best pills I ever used for costiveness, liver
Continental Household Paint, and CEMETICO.
BORN
M earki .*, General Merchant and Farmer,
been spending the winter in Ashland, principle, and whose policy is anything constitutionally in the past times, in and
bowel troubles.”—E. A. S herwin .
and everything to catch votes, shifting that under expansion our bill of rights
Mattie, Bedford county, Pa. For sale by
return this week to Pendleton.
Link River Power Company, Klamath
like a weather-vane, cannot expect to and constitutional guarantees go to the
Eugene A. Sherwin.
EATON—In Ashland, Dec. 3, 1900, to
John Gainey and Bert Brown were up escape
FRUIT BOXES AND MILL WORK
Falls, has filed articles of incorporation
worriment,
when
many
import
­
inhabitants
of
every
tract
of
land
over
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Eaton, a son.
from Medford Sunday and Fred Weeks
for
13000;
E.
B.
Henry,
J.
F.
Goelh-r,
ant
national
questions
are
up
for
settle
­
which
the
flag
flies.
That
has
been
our
Job printing at this office.
ment.
©
MERRITT—At Woodville, March 1,, was up from Phoenix.
course since the foundation of the R. W. Mai pie; obj*ct, to operate an
electric light and power plant at Klam­
1900, to Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Merritt, i Benton Bowers and bride, formerly
government.
La
Grande
Observer:
Those
who
a daughter.
Miss Mildred Bardon, are touriDg the have received their tax notices can now
Our fathers made a Declaration of In­ ath Falls.
eastern cities.
dependence
penned by the father of the
see what it cost to live under our present
DRISCOLL—In Bonanza, Feb. 26, 1900,
democratic
party,
Mr. Jefferson, repudi­ TO CLEAR THE
NOTHING
system
of
civilization.
Miss
May
Sutton
returned
Saturday
to Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Driscoll, a
ating
imperialism.
The principle con­
from a visit with her sister, Miss Ger­
LIKE
daughter.
COMPLEXION
Portland Dispatch: Judging by its tended for by George the Third is pre­
trude Sutton, the teacher at Medford.
divorce records, Rioux Falls ought to be cisely that at issue now.
CUTICURA
OF
HARRIS—Near Gold Hill. Feb. 20, 1900,
Fred Peninger and wife of Central a good place for a parting in tne popu­
Having overthrown it in America by
tu Sfr. aod Mrs. E. R. Harris, a daugh­
SOAP
BLEMISHES
Point went to Siskiyou county Sunday lists' national convention.
ter.
force of arms they meant to protect
on a visit.
Portland Dispatch: In the death of themeelyes and their posterity from the
MEADE—At Draper, Feb. 24, 1900, to
N. A. Fox and family, who have been Gen. Thomas G. Reames, which occured recur rance of a system of government
Mr. and Mis. T. B. Meade, a daugh­
spending several months in Ashland, at his residence in Jacksonville last which they had blotted out with their
ter.
ÎJ-
leave this week to look at Klamath and Wednesday, the state lias lost one of its blood, and hence they created a govern­
WORTHINGTON—In Beloit, Wis., Feb. Lake counties.
best pioneer citizens. He was a man ment of citizens, not for subjects,
ß
22, 1900, to Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Worth,
who had the respect of all, and he guaranteeing to each certain rights held
Francis Fitch was up from Medford honored
■.¿■a
ington, formerly of Klamath Falla, a
to be unalienable, as to which even the
Saturday. He has returned to Jackson occupied*. every position in life that he congress was forbidden to legislate. On
■on.
county to practice law and has opened
this issue now raised the republican
WHITE—In Kerby, Feb. 7, 1900, to Mr. an office in that place.
Andrew Carnegie, addressing a Bible party organization is on record in sup­
and Mrs. Thoa. H. White, a daughter.
somewhere, says it will not do to port of the imperialistic propaganda and
Mrs. W. E. Conner^returned Friday class
abolish
poverty, because from the ranks the democrats to a man are opposed to
from Ukiah, Cal., where she went with
the poor come the great inventons and it. The latter stand by the constitution,
MARRIED,
the remains of her father, the late John of
CUTICURA SOAP removes the cause of
various other kinds of great men. On Sts interpetration by our historic states­
J
S. Reqd-
eruptions, red, rough hands, scaly
which Ambrose Bierce comments some­ men and the precedents of a hundred disilguring
scalps
with falling hair, and baby rashes, viz.:
DlSEASjtMgg
RANDLE
—
HELM
AN
—
In
Jacksonville,
Mrs.
Kate
Scott
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
what lucidly, as follows: “There is just
the clogged, inflamed, orirritated condition of
■A
at the Tavlor House, March4, 1900, by J. Creason came over from Dunsmuir as much brains comparatively among years of our history. The imperialists the Poaiss. Ko other soap is to be compared
Rev. S. H. Jones, J. E. Randel and Saturday to visit friends, the guests of the wealthy as among the poor, only principle is to be first applied to Porto with it for preserving, purifying, and beauti­
Rico, so that the sugar and tobacco trust I fying the skin, scalp, hair, and hands, and for
Miss Susie A. Helman, both of Ash* Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wentworth.
they are not under the same necessity of can continue to fleece the consumers of ail the purposes of tne toilet,bath,and nursery.
Karl’s Clover Root Tea
land.
Sold throughout the world. P otter D rug
Assessor J. C. Pendleton was in town using them. When God is giving out sugar and tobacco without interference,
and C hem .C orp ., Props., Boston. “How to
B««utitas ths Complexion, Purifie» the
genius,
he
does
not
examine
the
assess
­
STANLEY
—
LEE
—
In
Jacksonville,
Feb.
but
with
a
large
field
of
operation.
This
is
have a Clear Complexion,” free.
Saturday, having returned Wednesday
Blood, give»» Freeh, Clear Skin. CureaCon-
Opera House Block, Ashland.
ment
roll.
”
28,
1900,
by
Rev.
A.
M.
Russell.
John
Mipotioo. InrlifeMton, end ell Eruptions x>f
only one example of how capitalistic
from Cour d’Alene, Idaho, where his
An e*reeable laxative Nerve
Stanley
of
McCloud,
Cal.,
and
Mrs.
organizations
are
to
be
permitted
to
per
­
i
brother,
T.
H.
Pendleton
is
recovering
• unie, s,,!,! „H aheolnte guarantee by all
Mrs. Harriet Evans, Hinsdale. III., writes petrate injustice on the unfortunate in­
Olive Lee of Ashland.
druggist» et 85c.. 50c. «nd «1.00.
from a recent illness.
’
’
1
never
fail
to
relieve
my
children
from
habitants of the islands and strengthen
S. C. WELLS A CO., LEROY, N. V.
NEAS—CLEVELAND—In Grants Paes
Jack Louchlan has sold his 4th street croup at once by using One Minute Cough
SOLE nnOFSItTORS
9
Feb. 28, 1900, S. C. Ness and Mias residence te Luke McGinnis, a pioneer Cure. I would not feel safe without it.” themselves in their present nionoplies
Specifics act directly upon the disease,
Nellie Cleveland, by Rev. C. W. Have. resident of Sublimity, Marion county, Quickly cures coughs, colds, grippe and all at home. The policy is to aftply to all
FOR SALE BY EUGENE Á. SHERWIN.
turoat and lung diseases.—E. A. S herwin . the islands. Aside from principle, the
without exciting disorder in other parts
WILSON—McCOLI.UM—At Keno, Feb. who has decided to live in Ashland witn
policy is dishonorable to us because
Snake River Peach Crop.
22, 1900, Cheater Wilson and Mias May his family Jack expects to move back
of the system. They Cure the Sick.
these people under Spain had a free
MiCliurn, by Judge R. A. Eunmitt. to Sacramento, Cal.
HO.
i
CUBES.
PRICES.
Colfax, Wash., March 3.—The fruit market with the home country and right
PICTURES!
1— Fevers. Congestions, Inflammations. .25
Owen & Moore have sold another one crop of the Snake River Valley, promises of representation. The imperialists pur­
2— Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic... .25
of their fine blooded bulls to L. A. to be the best in the history of fruit pose to deprive them of both.
PICTURE FRAMES!
3— Teething,Colic,Crying,Wakefulness .25
The question raised is regarded by
Neil for $175. Mr. Neil has seen several culture in that section. The mild win­
4— Diarrhea, of Children or Adults......
.«5
lots of Hereford’s but concluded, quality ter has brought the trees through in the many of our wisest and most respected
5— Dysentery, Griping», Bilious Colic .. .25
considered, Owen & Moore’s were the pink of condition. George Smith, of public men as the most important in all
MOLDINGS
6— Cholera. Cholera Morbus, Vomiting .25
cheapest.
Penawawa, one of the principle fruit­ our history. It is thought the imperial­
For Infants and Children.
CABINET WORK
7— Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis.................
.25
ists scheme will carry us away from the
growers
of
this
country,
says
that
even
J. P. Dodge, J. R. Tozier, J. R Casey,
UPHOLSTERING
8— Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache.... .25
safe anchorage of free government and
the
tenderest
varieties
are
entirely
un
­
Wm. Patterson, R. A. Minkler, I. E. Vin­
GENERAL REPAIRING
9— Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo
.25
hence not be tolerated. It is plain a
ing,
C. E. Hooper, John Sells, Chas injured. The apple crop promises to be train of evils must follow its adoption
OF FURNITURE '
10— D y epe psia, Indigestion, W eak Stomach .25
Bears the
the
largest
ever
known
in
the
country.
Hargadine, W. H. Swank, J. W. O.
11— Suppressed or Painful Periods........ 25
which should make our people shudder
Signature of
Gregory C. E. Abel, W. B. Johnston, W. J. R. Lee, of Penawawa, called attention to enter upon it.
12— Whites, Too Profuse Periods............. .25
to
the
fact
that
in
over
20
years
there
E. Butler, and John Herrin visited the
13— Croup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness........ .25
If
the
constitution
extends
to
terri
­
AT THE
A. O. U. W. lodge at Phoenix Saturday never has been two successive failures tory ot the United States only by per­
14— Balt Rheum, Erysipelas,Eruptions.. .25
in fruit production, and there is a beleif
ASHLAND
night.
15— Rheumatism. Rheumatic Pains........ .25
mission of congress, it will not be difficult
in
the
peach
district
of
the
oounty
that
UNDERTAKING PARLORS.
visit DR. JORDAN’S great
16— Malaria. Chills, Fever and Ague...... .25
r;
I am selling all of the best grade of a failure of the peach crop can be ex­ for the imperialists party to reach the
17— Piles, External or Internal .............. .25
position
that
congress
has
power
to
with-
sewing machines at the very lowest pected every seventh year. This theory
18— Ophthalmia, Weak or Inflamed Eyes .25
. draw the constitution as well; and if the
prices
Can
save
you
from
$3
to
$25
on
is
in
accord
with
the
history
of
the
in
­
19— Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head .25
Main St. Opp. 1.0. O. F. Hall.
IOS 111ULET
811 FiUClSCI, CU.
1 imperialist party may legislate at will
the
purchase
price
of
a
machine.
Sew-
dustry
during
the
past
21
years.
As
.25
20— Whooping-Cough...........................
The Largest Anatomical Museum in the
respecting
the
island
citizens,
be
they
ing
machine«
to
rent.
J.
P.
Dor»GR.
last year was, in a sense, a failure, the
World. Weaknesses or any contracted
21— Asthma, Difficult Breathing.......... . .25
disease p««*l<iwwly cared by the oldest
P»ÆinSTTS, PAINTERS’ TOOLS.
Opera House Block. growers look with confidence for a t native or from the United States, will
22— Ear Discharge. Earache................ . .25
Specialist oa the Coast Est 36 years.
not that experience tend to induce dis-
bountiful
crop
this
season.
23
—
Scrofula,
Swellings
and
Ulcers...
.
.25
OR. JORDAN—OISEASES OF MEN
WÆLL PAPER, G-ILJLSS. ETO.
Tne Salvation Army has rented tne
criinating or restrictive legislation as to
24— General Debility, Weakness...... .. .25
SYPHILIS thoroughly eradicated
room over Emil Peil’s brick blacksmith
from system without the u*e of H*ro«ry.
certain classes at home, especially when
DO YOV KNOW
B
uilding
P
ahm
, W baffi «« Paraas and T wins «. ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
25— Dropsy, Fluid Accumulations....... . .25
TrvsseM^tted by an Expert Rssdl-
shop for one year and are holding their Consumption is preventable? Science bas the rule of constitutional construction is
26— Sea-Sickness, Nausea, Vomiting . .25
•esl csare for Mssptmrw. A quick and
meetings there. The A. E. L. & P. Co. proven tbat, and also that neglect is sui­ to be one of expediency which the rep­ 27— Kidney Diseases........................... .. .25
radical cure for Pil«*«, Plasssr« and
Fiatatae. by Dr. Jordan’s special pain­
A
have moved their supply room to one of cidal. The worst cold or cough can be ublican organization is following at this
.1.00
28— Nervous Debility...........................
less methods.
cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consump time. There can be no empire without
Consultation ire« and strictly private Trettment per
W. J. Virgin & Co’s buildings.
29— Sore Mouth, orCanker............................ 25
JACKSONVILLE,
•orally •* by letter. A JW»i»«« Our« in every case
30— l’rinary Weakness. Wetting Bed... .25
undertake^ Write for Book. F«1L«»OPMY »f
Wm. Orr, Newark. O. says. *'We nev<r lion cure, bold on positive guarantee for caste nor ever was.
MARNIAAF.. MAtLBD FKBK. fA valuable book
31— Painful Menses, Pruritus...................... 25
OREGON.
We submit that democrats and the
feel safe without One Minute Cough Cure ! over 50 years. E ugkne A. S herwin , Drug­
foe men.) Call or writ«
gist.
________________
32— Diseases of the Heart, Palpitations. 1.00
in
the
bouse
It
saved
my
little
bov
’
s
life
laboring
and
producing
classes
of
all
M. JORDAN a CO., 10SI Hartal St. S. F.
V *«•
V «--••• WW V W“ TTT V
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33— Epilepsy, St. Vitus’ Dance................... 1.00
when he bad the pneumonia. We think it i February 1900,. Weather Summary parties ought to be aroueed and alive to
34— Sore Throat, Quinsy. Diphtheria .. .25
the best medicine made.” It cures coughs
Boarding School for Girls.
i
questions
of
the
first
importance
to
their
Following is^summary of weather ob­
and all lung diseases. Pleasant to take,
35— Chronic Congestions. Headaches . .25
individual
liberties
and
their
material
I
servations
at
Vshland,
during
month
of
harmless and gives immediate results.—E.
77—Grip, Hay Fever.......................................... 25
Feb , as reported by F. H. Carter, local ob­ interests that now confront them, and
A. S herwin .
FOR TERMS, ETC., ADDRESS
Dr. Humphreys’ Manual of all Diseases at your
server for Oregon State Weather Service. which if not settled this year in accord­
Druggists or Mailed Free.
Sold by druggists, or sent on receipt of price.
Miss
Margaret
Byers
has
been
elected
ance
with
the
law
and
justice
may
not
SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES,
u
Humphreys’ Med. Co., Cor. William & John Sts.,
by the school board to fill the place va­ Date 1 Temp I Temp I Temp I Precip’tion likely ever be so settled through the
t
New York.
Jacksonville, Oregon.
Max
1
Min
Mean
|
in
inches
cated by Prof. Fausett. Mies Byers re­
agency of the public forum and bv a free
Has Returned and Has Equipped Hi«
29
• • • •
1.......
54
4L
+
signed her place in Roseburg to accept 2
ballot.
34
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4»
43
51
Old Established Gallery in Ashland With
*
HUMPHREYS
’
the
position
Before
coming
to
Oregon
Great Britan is fighting a desperate
+
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3 ...
45
40
OPPOSITE PLAZA.
she taught for several years in the 4.......
battle for imperialism With the Dutch
46
36
41
.25
WITCH HAZEL OIL
grammer school at Carnegie, Penn.
32
5...
48
40
.05 farmers of South Africa. The subserv­
“ THE PILE OINTMENT.”
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30
41
36
.03 ience of the McKinley administration to
Rev. W. E Sitzer. W. Caton, N. Y.. 6 7.......
For Piles—External or Internal. Blind or Bleeding;
30
43
36
.U6
»
Fistula
In Ano; Itching or Bleeding of the Rectum
Carbon Finish.
+
English
interests
Las
been
illustrated
so
J. W. COX, Proprietor,
writes, “1 had dyspepsia over twenty 8......
29
47
The relief Is Immediate—the cure certain.
38
.03 well that the lesson to be plainly drawn
Photos
in
Water
Color«.
?
years,
and
tried
doctors
and
medicines
£
32
52
PRICE, 50 CT8.
TRI AL SIZE, 35 OTS.
STONE MASON
9.......
42
without benefit. I was persuaded to use 10
should not go unheeded in the peaceful
Picture« in the Latest Styles.
X
29
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57
43
Sold by Druggists, or a«nt post-paid on receipt of price.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ana it helped me 11.......
CONTRACTOR
♦
contest over the same principle by our
Developing and Finishing for Amateur«.
+
A First-Class
31
53
44
■tBFMRKYS' MED. CO.. Ill A Ill WUliaa BU, K«w T«rk.
from the start. I believe it to be a panacea 12.......
t
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Keep« Fancy Robes for Ladies and Children.
1
25
people
at
home.
There
are
other
quest
­
48
37
.. Meal For
for all forms of indigestion ” It digests 13.......
37
.07
51
44
ions
of
importance
as
to
whether
there
OREGON.
ASHLAND,
what you eat.—E. A. S herwin .
24
14... .
43
33
» *
can be suitable representation with fair
Anvthing yon want cooked
Gallery Opposite Hotel Oregon
30
44
15.......
37
Mike
DeVaney
will
go
to
San
Francisco
play and free discussion in the primaries.
to order with promptness
♦
28
55
16....
42
Contracts for all kinds
in
a
day
or
two
for
treatment
in
the
8.
We
have
adverted
to
those
which
are
and dispatch. AU »Hours.
. 's
35
65
...
50
P. hospital. He will have an artifical 17.
paramount. In the existing situation,
of Mason Work.
37
50
18...
.
43
.05
limb fitted while in the city and expects 19.......
it is the mission of the democratic party
33
43
33
.27
to be able to get around almost as well 20.......
52
37
45
.40 to contest with the republicans for the
as ever in a few weeks His many 21.......
41
possession of the government that these
55
49
.59
39
friends hope so anyway.—Roseburg 22.......
52
Qnicklv secured. OUR FEE DUE WHEN PATENT
46
questions
may in accordance with the
.58
Furnishes either blue or brown
OSTAHtXD. Send mods!. sketch er photo, with
58
3U
Review, Mr. DeVaney was on Sunday’s 23... .
44
constitution and fairly and justly in the
deeerintioa for free report as to patentability. O-PAOF.
36
55
sandrock from his quarry near
24.......
45
D octor
train.
HA a O-EOOB FKEE. Contains references and foil
interest ot all the people. The situation
42
49
25 ....
46
.12 calls for a union of forces under the
information. WRITE TOR COPT OF 0UBBP1CIAL
Ashland.
0 FFER. 11 is the meat liberal proposition aver made by
Go
to
L.
H.
Thomas
for
watch
and
26
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52
35
43
.93
MEYERS clock repairing. Helman street.
democratic
banner
from
the
initial
a patent attorney, and EVERY INVENTOR SHOULD
51
30
27.......
41
rr
XT before applying for patent. Address:
& co.
local skirmishes up to the supreme con­
28......
33
55
43
A. R. De Fluent, editorof the Journal, 29 ......
test for the presidency and to this end
Specialists for lei
Doylestown, Ohio, suffered for a nmber 30 ......
we invoke the active support of all citi­
TWee physician* ha«« UeMi
........
curing w«ak«e«s and cu«-
of years from rheumatism in his right 31 . .
zens, who upon fair investigation may
FATENT LAWYERS.
tracted afunente einee 18*1.
shoulder and aide. He sav«: “Mv right
to Droit Bid*.. WASHINGTON. D. C.
be
convinced
that
the
republican
party
They ha«« the largest and
beit equipped iued.cai 1» | arm at times waa entirely useless.
I Mean temp., 41.9; Max temp . 65, on 17lh; is unworthy to be continual in possession
stituticn. and the meet
Min temp., 24 on 14th: Total precipitation,
tried Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, and was , 3.48inche*.
practice *n the U. A
Total snowfall, 5 inches; Num- of the government. With this growing
surprised to -. receive
relief
almost
im-
•
Ke Pay Tin CarM.
n • t> ,
u
k
her of days clear. 6; partly cloudy, 10; sentiment and with the splendid leader­
mediatelv. The Pain Balm bas been a; cloudy, 12; prevailing direction of wind, N. ship gained by the party in ‘96, the
4 Unforta»»*» w
all
VT.t, fcx »*■
constant
companion of mine ever «ince W. Mean temp Feb. 19 years 39 8; above chances of success are most favorable.
U
d
private
b°*k
—
A
CONTRACTOR and STORE
and > it never fails.” .. yor ga)e bv jjagen« normal 2 1; average rainfall, Feb 19 years,
AU. FRKK.
By order; of the committee,
2 27 inches , above normal. 1.21 inches.
A. Sherwin.
KEEPER.
8. E. D unnixgton , Chairman.
PM?*0,**",-,
Jacksonville, Oregon, Feb. 22, 1900.
OAKLAND ST.. NEAR R. R. TRACK
■ytl
’
ANTED
—
SEVERAL
BRIGHT
AND
TELL
YOCR
SISTRR
(
A8HLAND......OKEGUN.
v V honest persons to represent us as
An elegant line of Framed Pictures at
A Beautiful Complexion is an impossibility J Managers in this and ciose by connties.
without good pure blood, the sort that! Salary $900 a year and expeuses. Straight Opera House Furniture Store.
only exists lu connection with good diges bona-fide, no more, no less salary. Posi­
Will supply flr»t clasr Chinese Is borers id
tion. a healthy liver and bowels. Karl’s tion permanent. Our references, any bank
«ny nuiubar deaireti for railroad construc­
Clover Root Te* acts directly on the in any town. It is mainly office work con­
tion, ditch digging, clearing lands, rights-
bowels, liver and Kidneys keeping them in ducted at home. References. Enclose salf-
of-way. or any work desired.
Brfect health. Pries 25 cts. and 00 ct3. addressed stamped snvelope.
Borr^
PANTS
Dry Goods
and
Clothing
Store
Main Street
Williams Block.
MILLER
&
BARTGES,
Ashland, Oregon*
R. N. NASON’S PAINT !
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FURNITURE
T
CTING h £ î
Window Shades,
Draperies,
Carpets
Linoleum.
J. F. DODGE,
Dr. Humphreys’
ASHLAND MILLS.
CÔÜRÎ PATENT Ï FLOUR, )
CASTOR IA
The Kind You Have Always Bought
W. Je VIRGIN & C0.« PROP’S
H. S. EVAfiS,ASHLANU OR
IUSEUN OF ANATOMY
St. Mary’s
ACADEMY
PAINTING,
PAPERING.
ETC
I F. L CAMPS
....The Photographer |
and Chop House.
X
THE LATEST KNOWN IN PHOTOGRAPHY. |
A.D. FERGUSON.
25-Cents.
Give Me a Call
A shland H ouse
H.B.WILLSON4CO.
WA CHUNG
Chinese Labor
N. BOURGEOIS. PROPRIETOR.
OREGON.
ASHLAND.
RATES, $1.00 PER DAY
Good Accommodations
Lwdted in the Heart of the City. t
W»
Bixjrwia, Pruwist.
Tas ptnqiwn 09., Dip.
fOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Erse Bus to and Erom all Trains,