io
Mr. Tilden the real leadership. He
THINE.-
could easily have been nominated
over Hancock in 1880 and over
ar «AMVC1. M. MIT« HELL.
Cleveland in 1884. His voice, fet-
One liappy day, 1 •
long ag«>,
ble as it was. had more influence
Wln u >umiu' r fii- Is w. ««■ all aglow,
And bi.-.Ls were singing in the trees,
over his party than any that was
I hadti a sa«l farewell to thee ;
heard while lie lived.
\\ ithout
Tie' gentle breezes murmur, <1 low,
comparing Mr. Tilden to Clay. Web
The daisies n«sl l-d to ami fro,
star and Calhoun, neither of whom
When you received from lipa of mine,
Tlie kiss that Imund my heart to thine. he resembled in the character of his
mind, he was like them in this, that
Tho’ sea« have kept m far apart.
he was greater without the Presi­
Your image still is in iny In art,
Ami visions of the fields ami bower»
dency than those who succeeded to
Console my lorn- and weary hour»;
the office.—fS. F. Call.
1 hear the robins us of i ire,
I aee the sparrows 'bout your door,
Heretofore there has been no dis
And a lien the shu'les of evening lull,
I catcll tl a wliip|»jorwiir»«a 1 call.
covery of tin ore of any value in the
United States, and all of that indis­
Again among the clover sweet,
pensable metal used has been im­
Where in the past we iisv >1 to meet,
My weary feet I long to tim e,
ported- the value of importations
To «ee once more your genial face ;
amounting to some six million dol-1
But while from you 1 may remain,
lars yearly. It if now reported that
I liie in hope to eomii again,
For dearer than the star« that shine,— abundance of tin ore has been found
The kiss that Isiuml my heart to thine. in the Black Hills, Dakota. A com­
pany of New York capitalists has
MF.I’AKATIO*
been formed to mine the ore, and
Would you know me if you met me
they exjiect to 1>e able soon to fur­
In the paths we use.I to tre.i'l
nish all the tin needed in thiscoun
Would you know me, il .rlii darliu r.
try
While you deem me with the dead?
kbH THAT
I ' ' .•.«>
"f.
HI 1K1
Would my face bring back th« mernorie«
Of Ou- past long buri.'.I low '
Would you stoop ami kiss m>- then, dear,
A» you did once, long ago?
Would loir heart ill sorrow «often
If you knew Imw ke"ti th«- pain?
Ilow l'v«* eiilfered, .larliug, darling,
Cla«p me to your lvart again.
HOTELS AND RESTAI RANTS.
CENTRAL HOTEL!
NO INJUNCTION HAS BEEN
JACKSONVILLE DIRECTORY.
T II E
1
J. < ’. WHII’P,
< ii'in’ial Contractor
ROGUE RIVER
RIDDE!
W
A
Daily ICxeept Sunday.
Lv. Grant'« Paas, 6 a . m . Arrive 1 v M.
FROM OBANM I'ASA TO UAUCi.
»» ;00 a mi
To Restrain Him from Selling liis Large ami Well-selected StocK ut Leaves Saturday
Arrives (earns day)..
h -00 b ¡i>
orricK nor as.
Office open every «lay except Sunday,
from 7:30 a . m . to 8 :30 r. m . Open Sun­
day from 8:30 to 10 a . m .
J. W. H oward , P. M.
GEO
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
He is also Ag, nt for all Kinds of-
C 0 U R 1 E R .
Cemetery Work a Specialty.
Promptly
Attended
To.
O regon S t ., jackbonvii . i . e , O gn .
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The Rogue River Distillery,
Sold by Knapp, Burrill Ä Co., Including the
T 11 i:
OFFICIAL PAPER
JACKSONVILLE, OR.
JOHN A. HANLEY
MACHINERY
AGRICULTURA!
CELEBRATED BAIN WAGONS AND RACINE HACKS.
GRANT’S PASS, OREGON.
How through months of pain and anguish, This Hotel has been thoroughly
Trui' my heart has l«'en to you ;
rcnoY7.*<'d tnd
Would you 1- .<■ m< 1 oil, my darling,
Would you love me If yon knew?
R efurnished T hroughout
—¡Telegram.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTl'RE MAILS.
FROM «¿HINTS I A.s.x TO CUEsCENT flTT.
JACKSONVILLE
Mr
1’1¿A<’E1» <>N
Propr.
Also Agent for Park A Lacy, Portland, Dealers in------
G rant ' s »’ afs L ough , N o . X4. A. F. A
A M.—Meets in tln’ir hall, Od«t Fellow’s
building, Friday evening on or Iteforc die
full moon.
Visiting brothers cordially
invite<l to attend.
.1, W. H oward ,
M.
.1 T. imi . vin . See’v
G olios lit i e , I. O.O. F.—Meets every
Saturday evening at 7:3o at their Ball on
Sixth street. Visiting brother» cordially
invited to attend.
JoHKl'il Moss, N. G.
.1. A. J enxingh , Sec’y.
K krrvville L odge , N o . »5, I. O. O. 1’.
— Meets every other Saturday evening.
Visiting brothers cordiully invitd to at
tend.
D an ’ l H int , N. G.
S. "'. F orbes , Sec’y.
ENGINES. WIRE-ROPE,
CAR TRUCKS, DRILLS,
P. of H. Josephine Lodge, 17 ', meets at
STEEL. RUBBER HOSE,
Grant’« Pass, first Saturday of each month
PUMPS, R<»( K BREAKERS
at 11 o'clock a . m .
W. M. P ollock ,
W. M.
BATTERERS, GIANT POWDER,
MACHINISTS’ TOOLS AND
B anner I.«. i >«; i -, I. O. G. T., 493—Meet»
ever« Fridav evening at Hale's hall.
•T It H ale , W.C T
Mining Supplies of Every Description on Demand,
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
- O 1
AT
STORE.
HIS
GRAM'S
PASS,
OREGON.
Caton <k Garn ît, Genural Agent*.
NATTONAI
Kinney A Wolter«, Agents, Medford.
Samuel J. Tilden.
X
a
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.j
Oregon & California R. R.
AND CONNECTIONS.
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I hxvs.—
Fare freni Portland to San Francisco. $32.00.
Fare from Portland to Sacramento, $30.00.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY,
REST ACCOMMODATIONS.
The death of Samuel J. Tilden
DR. W. F. KREMER. PropT,
has been a probable event of any
(o)
Close Connections made at Aahland
time within the last si- y< irs. Hi-
—Article of—
with (lie Hta i s <>f the California, Oregon
advanced age and ill health were all
Main Street,
Grant’« Pass, Oregon.
& Idaho Stage Company.
that stood hi the way of his nomina
tion to the Presidency in 1880.
(I)AII.Y EXCEPT SUNDAY'S.)
o
Printed at Grant's Pass, Oregon.
Though he survived the candidat
E ast S iiib D ivision .
—
And
—
of that convention his health ha ■
BETWEEN PORTLAND <fc ASHLAND.
l>een t«xi precarious to warrant the
M ail T rain .
CORN WHISKEY,
assumption of
of t the duties of the re Finest Wines, Liquors & Cigars,
LEAVE.
ARRIVE.
Portland 7:30
m . <irt’s Pass 1 : 15 a . M.
sponsible office, The political op
In (¿»alititi«'« amt at—
—
healer
in
—
Gr’t I ‘ i
1:20 a . m . Aahland. 4:15 «. m >
ponents of Mr. Til«!«_o oill admit
While the Reading Table is
\slilan I. 9:30 r. si. Grt’s Pass 11 :55 h . m .
that he w.t a rent.irk.tide man.
Grt’s I’.«.--12:0(1 m Portland .4:251*, si.
Since 1876, when he was nomi­ SUPPLIED WITH THE LATEST
nated tor the Pr sidenty, he has
A lbani E xfhess T hain .
NEWSPAPERS.
SAT 1S FA ( T ION GUARANTEED
been the central figure of the Demo­
leave .
arrive .
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Portland 4 :H0 r. m . Lebanon 9:20 e . m .
cratic organization. Without ofli
la'banon
4:45 a . m . L'ortland 10:05 a . m .
cinl position, and witii the weight A POOL TABLE MAY ALSO RE
K EK II WILLE I>1R ECTOR Y.
of vent that « ast all the fruits of life
FOUND HERE.
behind hint, he lias still been, by 1
Daily between Portlaml and Ashland.
UNION HOTEL.
the sheer force of ability, the leader
■o---
The O. <fc C. R. R. Ferry makes Con­
of his party. Ilis wealth was an
nection with all tlie RegularTruim- on the
East Side Division, from foot of F street.
element of power, but he was not I propose to keep a strictly first-
the riclu-st man in bis party. He
W est Sims D ivision .
class house. Give me a call.
was probably, all qualities consid­
BETWEEN I’OBTL AND.kCORVALLIS
ered, the ablest political leader of
J. B. HUTCH,
MN il T iiain .
good iiehn !
<;< m in tabu
his country. The (xilitical cam-
LEAVE.
ARRIVE.
tini the Is'st of Accommodation«.
jiaign of 1876 was a proof of his Grant's I’ass,
Portland. 7:30 A. M. Corvallis 12:25 r.M.
ability as a manager. He entered
Corvallis. 1:30 I’, m . Portland <1:1-5 I’.x.
At Corvallis connect with train« of <5. 1’.
that campaign with great odds
Connected with this hotel is a
■()■
tor Ya.|niii;i Bay. Excursion tii kets on
against him. The Democratic part'
s.
«5-
from Grant's Pa-s to YiKpiina Bov
(
)ne
year
(in
advance)
-FIRST-CLASS LIVERY STABLE.-
$2 25-
litul been swept almost out of exist
and return, via Albany, al *13.70. Tick­
Six
months
..............
I
2.5-
cure in 1872. Th ■ defcat of Mr.
ets good to return unfit Sept. 30tli, 1HH«;.
Mrs. Ellen Ryder, Proprietress.
Three months
. . .
Exri-.r-s T rain .
Greeky wa; not limited to a failuie
75-
KsnHvvit.tr,................................ O regon .
to elect a ticket; it was a blow at
leave .
ARXIVK.
Single copy
io.
the vitality of the Democratic or­
A FINE LINE OF CIGARS ALWAYS KEPT ON HAND. l’ort’aml 4 :50 r. m . .M'Mn’viie S :0<) i -. m
M
’
Mn
’
ville
5:45
a
.
m
.
Portland
9:IM) a . m
ganization. Ikmocrats had for the
Ixs'al
tickets
for
sale
and
baggage
first time refused to go to the ¡Kills
"HURRA
FOR
GRANT’S
PASS,
HURRA!” cite« k«"i at Cenipany’s up-town office,
-Kin*»-
and vote for the nominee of the
corner Stark ami Se.-omi streets. Ticket.'
Democratic Convention. z\ great
for principal ]«)ints in California can only
many det lared their release front a II iih I hpi ) Thoroughly li'GtttHl and reno-
I»- procured ami baggape cheeked at the
ooo
Company's office,
party that sought success under false
vatud. and oil»m extra indihvniuiita
For good bargain« in the line of
colors. Mr. Tilden came to the
< AN NOW BOAST OK HAVING THE
to tlie trawling puldir.
front «luring the years which fol
Freight will not 1 <• received for ship­
NEW
MANAGEMENT
lowed Mr. Greeley's ¡xilitical anni
FINEST STORE ROOM IN SOUTHERN OREGON.
ment after 5 o'clock r. :.t., on either tlie
Ami
everything
in
til«'
way
of
liilatioti. His masterly administra­ Will Hparr no ¡ miìiin in making this oiip of
i East or "’«‘st Sid«1 Divisions.
R. KOEHLER,
E. I’. ROGERS.
tion of the affairs of New York at a
the most c 'infortablr and home-like
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MINING SUPPLIES
THE
Manager.
G F. A Pass ,Agt.
time when the canal ring was at the
hotels in the place.
height of its power pointed to him
TARLKM AI.WAYM KI ITLIKD WITH T||E
“A NEW ERA.
ns the lender to reinstate his party
Those wishing bargainsshoulil callón
in public «xinfidence. As the time
Best the Market Affords.
<•>
lì
•5
THE BENEFITS OF THE
WILLIAM N.NUCKE.
for the meeting of the national con
4
On
their
Cheap
Counters
in
all
such
lines
as
< >KE«M»N
vention appro.» he«l, all other candi-,
K erik \ ime ,
J
t
«
DRY GOODS,
»tote, lost ground, and when the
—IN AMERICA—
ConVCIlli »B »nv* it w 1 nihi * 1 it, ft |
N. DELEMATER.
DRESS GOODS,
('«»in- ntrated in one Bottle without tlio
cord an event the ¡Miptilai vote of
—l>K ILK« IX —
die Expense of an European Journey.
C
THING,
the party had demanded. The his­
torian will tread cautiously over the
HATS AND CAPS,
months which followed the cleitam
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ami
k<
e|*<
constantly
on
band
in 1876. During the canvass tlie
GENTS' FI RNIS HING GOODS,
Deimxaats had made a showing of
H ats , C ai ’ s . B oots and S hoes ,
jxiwer which alarmed their op|x>-
GROCERIES,
—ARB—
nents.
For one, at least, there
1
X'j
»;
t
ft
1
1
ivi
1
1
PROVISIONS,
wete no blunders to help the R<.
Generivi Mining Supplies.
publicans out of the lethargy the
CROCKERY,
WALDO DIRECTORS
nomination of Mr. Hay es threw the
TOBACCOS,
Those
wishing
good
bargain«
must
not
p^rty into. The ¡»«tuts all through
fail to cull at the
Has
recently
Ix-en
supplied
with
a
the canv.t«s were in favor of Mi.
CIGARS, ETC.
Tilden. The count after the voting
Kerbvvillc P. O. Building.
fine selection of
showed that Mr. Tilden ha«l carried
fl4*' 'll our g"ods are entirely new and will I «■ exchanged for cash
K kkrvvili . e ,.........................
O rkoon .
the State« which were regarded as J A PECK I 1 AM. PROPRIE I« >R
or
farm produce.
CAMPBELL A- TUFFS,
tlie battlefield of the eau’I 'iAti. lb
KERBYVII.I.E
MILLS
NEW
TYPE.
NEW
PRESSES.
had cot" tociic'l Ills force U|x«n four ( l< X >l> beds !
(•rant
’
s
Pass.
Josephine County, Oregon
good ram.i?
N itliern states, which, with the
I'Kor'K
P. M. MILI I II.
Ami th«' Is'st of aciNuiinioilations.
Solitl South. Were sufficient to se
cure his election
These tour states
The i rystallinst salts us extracted from
III i-onn«' tion with this Hotel, I have a
The Best Of—
and everything necessary to do first
he carried by handsome majorities. large amt comm«Hlmii«
g. hi » s ¡iml fruit; a most monderful pro-
Tlie Republican Jcaders in a utglit
•luct from Nature’« labnitory ; the great­
class
BARN AND CORRAL,
C orner M mn á F ront S ts ,
moved the decisive point to the
G rant ’ s P ass , O regon est Foven-ign preparation ever placed be­
fore the American public
South by disputing tlie appaivnt re
With II»' l«e»t water facilities in the
Sal-Muacatelle is nature's own product;
suit in Louisiana ami Florida. It
county
it supplies to the weary «v-tem the want
Having
opened
a
Family
Grocery,
I
hereby
announce
to
the
public
that
is enough to say that the flank
of sonii'I. ripe grai'ua and fruit; it kct'iiH
I have a new and well selected e ck of
th«' 1: «-I pur.- am] the brain clear; is a
tnov,« "lent was successtul. A fe« RATES VERY REASONABLE
natural blessing to the fagged-out ami
CHEAP FOR CASH
5
jr» later the electoral eonitnis
No jhuiis will Iw s|'«i t,. make gm .1 -
weary, an imperative companion to biwi-
«s»infortal»l«'
.
[Itilf
lared that Mr. Haves had
n«‘s nu n. laities ami children, Have it in
< >M .. S
K krrvvillr , •
Ixith tin-< states. The sub
your home», travels, summer resorts and
J WIMER \ SON.
sea-rid J cottages.
" ..««ssion of Mi Tilden to a verdict
Bought since th- Swe. ping Reduction in freight«, from the East, and
RICHARD P GEORGE
which a large ¡xirtion of his partv
THE TOPIC OE THE DAY.
marked down at Bottom Price«. I also sell the
llwve the largvMt at ore in Jowplunc
Which will l>e executed pr«»mptly
thought unjust has tiecn urged as a
—
the Finest—
county, which ia
fevt. und two
tvproaih upon his ability to lead
and in neat sts le
Ktoriu.“. tilled with
Tlie general opinion, however, ts
Sd-Mus atelle is the be«t preventive
which has no equal in ea«e of management ami great range of work
that tlie ik ritxl l«ctwvcn the election
anil. uty for all functional derangement«
ami the final declaration of the re
My objix t is to make it to the interest of thoee having cash or pro- of the liver, bilionsue.-s. sick headache,
suit was the gramk-t e|xxh in Mt
AT REASONARE RATES
temporary congestion arising from slco-
dnee, to trade with tue.
r
Tilden's lite
The otic man "ho
holi. beverages, giddiness, oppression,
J.
M.
CHILEH.
vomiting or h'eiing of melancholy, rrrorr
calnik liH)kv«l on tn tins crisis was
«« dill, nitin) nr -Irinking; for all accidental
Mr. Tilden himself. Th- ambition
indigestion aris-ng fn«m hastv meat«, ner­
<>l In* lit« hi I been to lx President,
------ ASK FOR THE-------
vousness. impure blood, nettlerash, itch­
and he doubtless believed himself
ing. or any other over acid state of tho
Gire Hörnt Weint ml Mostre
blood ; boils, skin eruptions, commence­
to have been elected. But when
ment of diphtheria, the effe«-t of merenrial
Ills Ilelltcu tuts blltstt ted fot wat the
poisons ami at the beginning of all fevers,
chief teni lined silent ami 1 tint The
Special
attention
given
to
SING
LEE
measles, chicken pox, prickly beat, rhen.
¡«topic without distinction of party
malic and gouty poison «lne to impure
blood, and soumes« of stomach.
ln«K8 THK tirsT
were impressed b\ th«- dignib and
patriotism of his conduct tn this ert
l‘n-|ian»i by the
Washing, Ironing and Fluting.
sis, and if he ha«l again c« inc be
L ondon S al -M i scatei . i . e Co.
fore the country as a candidate he "«• k«« p < i« riitni>g needmi by the \ kin.|« . t I' .cn «u»d .• .«.■) w ik .♦•»•«.-
1.OXDO.X, KXGLAXD.
Sta ti
l«eople.
would have receive«! thousands <>|
B- s asec: nr.itati..!.» The genuine in
SATIS» U DON Gt' AR ANTEKD
• blue wrapper« only.”
votes that were withheld tn 1876
■' nd for c rcularato'i. EV CNOVITCH
" ill a! .«tak • "iilrw t» (er w .".I ■hi'iu'irg.
The partv has had two candidates
' •em ral AmeriiAn Marmgrr. F, O. B>-x
OFFICE, on Main St . between
1 :nce and Heeled one. During all CHFAP »014 C AöH OR PRODl'C»
••leering. «•c
I’"»'. New York City Mention this («per
’hi.- urn- nicnr ba., di-pited v.;th '•»Ido
Or .'¿An
4th .«nd x’h Grant a Pa*»
Wg-h-hoase on Gilbert creek
F«w sa!« hv " F Kremer Hrant«
NEUSTADER
I* VS . IX— " -os.
Is Connected With This House.
BOURBON. RYE
Druggist and Apothecary,
W. J. WIMER,
Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
Perfumery, Toilet Articles,
Shulder Braces, Trusses.
Fiiitfflaa Palace Sleepins Cars
One of Best Hotels in Southern
Oregon.
Pure
Liauors for Medical
Wines and
Purposes.
White Sulphur Springs
Physicians’ Prescriptions Compounded Day or Night.
II OT E L,
• Manager.
DRY GOODS à GROCERIES
CAMPBELL à TUFF
Corner F and Front Streets, Portland, Oregci.
Hats. Caps Bools and Shoes or General Groceries
Bartrains ' Bargains I
Ct) CRII R
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES
<
r ¿1 pe Cure
.1 O It
WALDO IIOTIJ..
New Store
and
New Goods.
SAL—MUSCATELLE
J( )B WONK
CELEBRATED DAVIS VERTICAL SEWING MACHINE,
Boss
travelers, Miners and lami
vi* Supplies.
Legal Blank and County W'ork
<
Sick Headache and Dispepsia
Cure,