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About Southwest Oregon recorder. (Denmark, Curry County, Or.) 188?-18?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1885)
SoiiihkVdst Oragon Recorder - .- '' v PUBU3H" K V K U Y T V K S 1 A,Y MORNING, ....AT'.'... Denmark, CuiTy County, Oregon. .r:. bx?... ' Tns KEC02DER IUBLISHI2io"!?OMPlNy. . . SUBSCilirriON RAXES. . One Year ,'..$2 50 b'.x Months 1 M Alvertisnj iKatca Unatonable. This paper is entered at tiie Denniark ivistofij'je as Second-clad Matter. TUESDAY. . . .JANUARY 20, 1S85. FENCE, OR NO FENCE. Tie question of a "no fence law" is being agitated in some parts of this State. The drift of fence legislation in the United States has always been radically at variance with any common-sense view of the problem. There can be no jnst argument aduced in support of the theory that A, who do?s not choose to engage in stock raising should be required to fence his grain fields against the incursions of B's cattle, hogs and horses. Who engages in the stock business should be required by law to restrain his animals either by fences or herdsmen from depredating upon the crops of him who tills the soil. A glance ' at prevailing y conditions East of the inountaihsj'for instance, ought to con vince any thoughtful person of the injustice and unreason of a fence law. In that country are hundreds of usurpers trespassers if you please upon the public domain, with with their cattle on a thousand hills. The average immigrant who would locate and make fruitful a quarter section of land, must needs fence against the inroads of the roaming herds of the tresspasser. Now, the conditions ought to be reversed. The crops of the settler Cannot hurt the cattle of the stock man, butthe stock man's cattle can and will des troy the settler's crops. Then it is manifest enough that the stock man bbould be required to restrain his cat tle from, annoying the agriculturist, whose previlege it ought to be to plant and grow and harvest his crops secure against ail hazard of the same being devoured by the stock " of him who does not cultivate the soil. THE U. S. SENATE AND MO NOPOLIES. The lower House of Congress is Democratic and Anti-monopolist and responded promptly to the just de mands of honest, disinterested" men everjwhere, for the forfeiture of un earned railroad grants of the people's domain. The Senate, however, is Republican, the majority of jts mem bers being partakers in the huge rail road steals which to-day disgrace com mon decency. That body either re fuses to pass the House forfeiture bills, or so amends them as to render the same harmless to the railroad cormorants. The people in very wrath may yet demand the abolition of the Senate, and we are of the opin ion that the good work cannot begin too soon. Let the Sixteenth Amend ment of our Constitution wipe out a body of chronic obstructionists for whoso existence at all there was nev er any sufficient excuse. It is com posed in too large a i)art of million aires who have no sympathy in com mon with the average of mankind. The monopolists make common cause in the mutter of the election of Ignited States 'Senators. They re quire friends at Court; if not as ac tive agents in affirmative work, then as obstructionists to prevent the con summation of legisfation for the gen eral tfood. General Grant has written to the to the gentlemen who had interested .themselves in tlio worK ot raising funds. wherewith to pay off the Van- derbilt judgment, that .the income from tho iuvesiment of tbe funds raised borne to years since by Mr. Curtis and others is ample for his needs, and that lu cannot accept of any further aid from his friends. Tlurs has been too much maudlin t-.eiititiieut mixed up in this Grant re lief business, and it is pleasing to note the General's awakening to the degree of ridiculousness in which he has heretofore been placed by the in discriminate acceptance ofalms at the hands-of over-zealous friends" and jidmirers. "Vyhjje there is some truth in the axiom tha "Republics are pro verbially ungrateful," it is most un reasonable to suppose that the Ameri aan "Congress will suffer General Grant to become a charge on private charity. There is a widespread de sire that the General's letter may put a period to the misguided zeal of his millionaire friends, and that the oft recurring poverty cry may be forever hushed. President-elect Cleveland resigned the Governorship of New York on the 6th instant, and in his first message to the Legislature on taking the va cated Gubernatorial chair, Governor Hill said of Mr. Cleveland's adminis tration: "It may be safely asserted that the administration of Governor Cleveland for two years past more than met the just expectations of the people, and made a lasting impres sion on the annals of the State. It has been brilliant in its sterling in tegrity, safe in its conservatism, bold in its efforts for reform, faithful in its adherence to pledges, and vigi lant in its opposition to corruption, its straightforward, and business-like conduct, united with its unquestioned honesty of purpose, had the warm approval of his political friends, the the sincere respeet of his opponents, and the unswerving and unselfish support of independent citizens ev erywhere. That he may meet with the same degree of success in the greater office to which he has been called is the earnest wish of all citi zens of this State, and of every lover of good government." General Butler has signed a con tract with a New York publishing house to write his political reminis cences, in two volumes. Bold Ben receives $50,000 and a small royalty for the work.' J. HUNTLEY, ATT014NEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, ELLENSBURG, OREGON. Particular attention will be paid to Land busismess. J. A. OBAY. J. M. BIGIilN. SIGLIN & GRAY, ATTORNEYS and COUNSELORS AT LAW, MARSHTIELD, OREGON. Will practice in all cf the State and Federal Courts. .: J. YV. BENNETT, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, MARSHTIELD, OREGON. CollEctions a Specialty. Office in Coos Ray News Building. S. N. A. DOWNING, M. !., ' X'liysiciaii and Surgeon, PORT ORFORD, OREGON. . ' Calls promptly attended in any part of the County and adjacent parts. J. H. UPTON, NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER, ....ALSO.... Real Estate and Collection Agent Denmark, Curry Co., Oregon. LANDS AND TOWN PROPERTY bought and sold for a fair commission, taxe paid and a general agency busi condsuefced. ROBERT PASKINS, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER PORT ORFORl. Custom work a specialty. Repairing neatly done. THE BAN DON HOTEL. ISamlon, Coot Co., Or. M. E. ANDERSON, Proprietors. rniTS nOTISE HAS BEEN ELEGANTLY X furnished, and is at once the home cf tne tourist. The house is easy of access to the steamer landing The table is supplied with the best the market affords and no p;uns scared to render comfort to guests. , n T?7vTHnCw,mtedfor rni(1 Livs 2LVXJL!j1 X Oof all the Presidents of the U. S. The hugest, handsomest book best book ever sold for less than twice our price. The fdbtest selli. g book in America, immense prolits to agents. All intelligent P'jo pie want it. Anyone can Iteconie a suc-c-jbbiitl atnt. Terms free. Haliojtt Book Co., Poitland, Maine. Miss Jennie Malehorn, Resident Music Teacher, Denmark, Oregon. Lessons given on the Piano or Organ. Terms Reasonable. REDUCTION IN BLACKSMITH WORK ! From and after this date we will Shoe Horses all round for 1 50 each. Maul Eings made of best Swedish Iron for 50 cents per pair. All other work neatly done and warranted at corresponding rates. We do no botch work, and donH you forget it. , LANGLOIS & NELSON. NORTH STAR HOTEL ELLENSBURG, OREGON. This House is centrally located, roomy, and generally adapted for tue convenience and quietude of its patrons. GOOD FEED STABIE ATTACHED. Meals, 37) cents.' Board by the week at are invited to call. A. M. GILLESPIE. The Chicago Weekly News Southwest Oregon Recorder For 82 75 a Year. The CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS is rec ognized as a paper unsurpassed in all the requirements of American Journalism. It stands conspicuous among the metropolitan journals of the country as a complete News paper. It is INDEPENDENT in politics, presenting all political news absolutely with out fear or favor as to parties. It is in the fullest sense a FAMILY PAPELi. Each is sue has several COMPLETED STOBIES, a SEKIAL STOBY or absorbing interest, and a rich variety of notes on Fashions, Art, Lit erature, Science, etc. Send for Sample copy. The San Francisco Call ....AND THE. Southwest Oregon Recorder For a Year. Relieving that the most acceptable and useful Premium that can be offered to our subscribers is a metropolitan newspaper re plete with the news of the day, we have made arrangements with the proprietors of the SAN FKANC1SCO CALL to club with THE KECOKDEli. The regular subscrip tion price of our paper is $2 ik) l'Ell YE Alt. Now we will furnish BOTil PAPEKS FOB ONE YEAK (.including the niaguilieent "Bird's-Eye View of California," especially drawn for the WEEKLY CALL) for 75 per year in advance. Send for sample copy. The Farmer and Dairyman Southwest Oregon ecorder For $2 50 a Year. The NORTHWESTERN FARMER AND DUllYMAN, published i,t Portland, Ore gon, is a large lG-page.W-wlumn handsome ly printed monthly publication, and the publishers price is 75 cents a jear. Those wishing a Farm and Dairy paper cannot but be pleased with the FAR ,IK AND DAIRY MAN. Being an Orego i publication it is adipted to the wants of ta.- farmer of this Staie. and is vastlv niuWu-iv t:1 ti mnn-v un called agricultural papers published at the iicthi. .com papers ior tne price of one. V ine i most popular Weekly news- . PSper devoted to aionmi m,hr,V an- "V:'K: ujscoveries, inventions and patents ?Zf P.bllshed. Every number illustrated with splendid enfrravinw. This publication, furnishes a most valuable encyclopedia of information which ?JtZ?n-nli bo without. The popularity of ine ftciEsnno American is mch that its cir culation nearly equals that of all other papers of t "V" conbined. Price, 3.20 a year. Discount S?Vi -i &0'i by H newsdealers. MUNN CO.. Publishers, No. 361 Broadway. H. Y. iATENTS. iS ""s practice beforo the Patent Office, and have prepared more than One Hundred Thous and applications fur patents in tue United States and foreign countries. Caveats. Trade-Marks. Copyrights. AsRicrnnienta. and all other Dauers for securing to inventors their rights in the United States, Canada, England, France. Germany and other foreign countries, pre- pared at short notice and on reasonable terms. Information as to obtaining patents cheer ful ly given without charge. Hand-books of infnriMiitinn sent free. Patents obtained through Munn A' Co. are noticed in the Scientific American free. The advantage of such notice is well understood by all persons who wish to dispose of their patents. Address M.UNTT 4 CO., Office SOEXXDIO Aiouucas. 361 Broadway. 2ew York. ii ft: WM. H. AVERILL, GENERAL MERCHANT, . DEALEB IS... Dry Goods, Dress Goods, "Staple and Fancy Goods, Hardware, &c.,&c. family ;uoci:itn:s. Doing my own hauling, with Teams fed fromhe products of my own Farm, t and buying for CASH and Selling for CASH, I can Defy SUCCESSFUL COMPETITION, -BOTH AS TO PRICES AX1 QUALITY. It is my ambition, no less than my fixed determination, to offer such inducements as shall justify the people of a very large area of country round about in favoring me with their patronaee. JOHN N. LANGLOIS. PETER NELSON General Blacksmithihg, NEW LAKE, CUltRY CO. ' IIorsesliocinKiWagoniuakiiijr, Repairing, Ktp. In connection with our shop we keep for sale cheap, a general stock of Groceries, Canned Fruit, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. -a SUPPLY or. . . . FARM HARDWARE, . . . . CONSISTING OF Axes, Brash Hooks, Mattocks, Spades, Hoes, Shovels, ltakes, Braces, Bits, Screws, Drawing Knives, Nails, Etc AST OCK OF. TABLE CUTLERY. D r j c i til V. i , Coal Oil, Soap, Matches, Vinegar, Powder, Shot, Caps, Lead. For Sale. 1(50 acres good lull land buildings and some in cultivation. Good stock range on place and ad joining. 1GO acres good upland, partly open. 160 acres possessory right on Elk, excellent bottom. 80 acres fine bottom land, part very rich prairie. Enquire of J. H. Uptox, Land Agent, Denmark. Estev Oraan Co gran I Boo ru rag" ass, usesn DR. SPINNE Y. "SO. 11 KEAKNY STICKKT, " TREATS ALL CHRONIC, SPECLVL AND PRIVATE DISEASES. YOUNG MEN M HO ARE SUFFERING from the effects of youthful follies or indiscretion will do well to avail themselves of this the greatest booni ever laid at the al ter of suffering humanity. , D4i. SiTNNEE will guarantee to forfeit i00 for every case of Seminal Weakness or private decease of any kind or oharacter which he undertakes and failes to cure. MIDDLE-AGED MEN Thare are many at the age of thirty to six ty, who are troubled with too frequent evac uations of the bladder, often accompanied by a slight smarting or burning sensation and a weakening of the system in a mania r the patient cannot occount for. On exam ining the urinary deposits a ropy "sediment will often oe found, any sometimes small iNum-iea ui uiuumuiu win appear, or mo color will be of a thin, milkisn hue. agam changing to a dark torpid apjiearance. There are rcrny men who die of this decease ignorant of tqe canae, which is the second slage of seminal weakness. Dr. S. wrill eur- untee a perfect cure in all such cases, and a neaithy restoration of the genilo-unuary organs. Omcs Hours 10 to 4 and 0 to S. Sundays, from 10 to 11 a. m. Consultation free. Thorough examination and advice, $ 5. Call or address DR. SPINNEY fc CO., IsStf No. 11 Kearney st. San Francisco. DOCTOR MLNTIE (SPECIALIST AND GRADUATE.) TREATS ALL CHRONIC, SPECIAL AND PRIVATE DISEASES. The Great English Remedy H T S A NEVE! ' t JL ing Cure 1 ER FA1L- for Ner vous Debility, Seiui nal Weaknesses, Ex hausted Vitality, Spermatorrhoea, lot ia ii hood,luipotency . Prostatorhea. Paraly sis, and all the tel lible effects of seli- abuse, of youthful tollies and excesses in ma turer years, such as Loss of Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal Emis siis, Aversion to Society, Dimness of Vision iNOiSes l-i Htuu, ine vitM liuid parsing unob served through the urine, and many other diseases that lead to insanity and death. DR. MINT1E, who is a regular physician, (graduate of the University of Penusyiva nia) will agree to forfeit Five Hundred l)o! lars for a case of this kind the Vital Ke toratlve (under his special advice and treat ment) will not cure, or for anything impure or injurious found in its composition. DR. MLNTIE treats all privy te uiseaaes without Mercury. Consultation Free. Thorough ex amination and advice, including analysis of urine, 5. Price of Vital liestorati ke, tl uii a bottle, or four times tne quantity, 5 : sent to any addruss upon receipt of price, or C O. D., secure from olservation and in pri vate name if desired, E. A. MINTiE, M. D., No. 11 Kearny Street, ban Francisco., CL SAMPLE BOTTLE FiiEfc Will be sent to any one appl3'ing by letter, stating symptoms, age and sex. Strict se crecy in regard to all business transaction.-. DR. MIMTE'S KIDNEY HEMED, iNE PHRETiCUM, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Complaints. Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Leucorrhoea. For sr.le by all dmggisLs; ?i a bottle, (i bottles for $5. DR. M IN TIE'S DANDELION PILLS aro the best and cheapest Di'SPEPulA and BDUOUS enre in the market. locirtf 0. (kT for the working class. Send J JLi.L10 cents for postage, and wo will send you Full-, a royal, valuable lxr of making more money in a few daya tin n ou ever thought possible at any business. Cap ital not required. Ve will start you. ioit can work all the time or spare time only. This work is aniversully adapted to boih at x es, young and old. Yoa can easily earn from oO cents to $5 every evening. That all who want work may test the business, we make thia unparuleu offer: To ail who are who are not well satisfied we will send if 1 to pay the trouble of. writing to us. Full par ticulars, directions, etc., sent, free. For tunes will be made by those who t.ive their whole time to the work. Great success abst -lutely sure. Don't delay. Start now. Ad dress Sttnson & Co., Portland, Maine. Buffalo Portable Forges AND , HAND BLOWERS. "Warranted Superior to any other make and prices lower than the lowest. Especially Adapted for BLACKSMITHS CAB. KUGE MAKERS, FAKaEBS, MACHIN ISTS, Ac, 4c.' Send for Catalogue BUFFALO FORGE COMPANY, BUFFALO, N.Y. 'cntion this paper. When lVi o mj Tr'-i . . - ..tir or ug, word Crgan is rnenoned, they eath Rne . C,-'i): v..icj-fto widely YyZJy aown and so popular are tho 1l ( r 6trr-ment2 andtha makers. A V Fivo letters la each ol tho two yords are remirders of enjeyient ted CatalcETio nailad Croe to all applicants. I l - :