«The JCtmomitif ¿Times.
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AXSW 1RS TO COH RESPOxX DENTS.
HOFFMAN & KLIPPEL
NEVER FAILS TO CURE.
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A correspondent from Beuna Vista,Polk
Senator H. W. Corbett was in town
SATURDAY MORNING,OCTOBER?. 1S71. 1 county, Oregon, makes the following in­ during Sunday last. He informs us that
i he wiil use every effort to enable us to
E. 1>. FODOHAY.
.lluaines» Agent quiries :
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Please state climate in < obtain proper mail facilities, during the
winter and summer ; also if real estate is next Congress We have heretofore al-
H ave just received and
high in market; if you know of the ex- i
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i.Menec of any while or red clay banks. 1 lut,ctl to the ^reat necessity which exists
A REFORMATORY SCHOOL NEEDED. and whether there is any pottery vstab-Oor 11 ma'l route from Jacksonville to
lished in your county, and the price of Sam’s Valley, ria Little and Big Butte
D. N ash .”
cord wood.
Creek. A great necessity also exists for
Our northern exchanges very often
1.
The
climate
in
winter
in this B route to Goose Lake. This line is al­
-1 ns,
mention the constantly increasing mis­
valley t Rogue River,) is exceedingly
demeanors of juvenile criminals. Port­ | mild. We have but little cold weather, ready established, but, owing to the cul­
land is filled with boys who an* suffered and no snow of any consequence. The pable neglect of our members in Con­
gress, the route was marked “not need­
to run loose upon the streets, and are be-
summers are pleasant, although from the ed” on the books of the Host Otlice De-
ing familiarized with crime ami wicked­
i
middle of July to the middle of August part inent, and tlie people deprived
of the
ness of every sjieeies, finally graduating
l we usually have some hot weather.
I mail facilities due them. It is a scanda­
in the penitentiary. All of the inland
2. Real estate ranges in value, owing lous outrage on these people that they
towns are similarly cursed, and Jackson­
, to location, from 82.5(t t<> 820.00 per acre. are compelled to pay §1 ¡ier month apiece
• CONTAIÑS
ville is no exception to the ride. It is
3. We do not know of any clay banks to supiMirt a private semi-monthly line
time that some measures be adopted look­
| iu the county. The manufacture of earth-
ing to a remedy for this evil, which ! en ware is an enterprise which has not from Ashland to Link River, when there
is a legal postal line already established,
threatens to blast and mildew the morals
hitherto attracted any attention in this but marked on the books of the Depart­
of the rising generation in this State.
'county. We shallpnuke inquiry and in­ ment “not needed.” This is owing to
One boy of the class above referred to, is
form our correspondent.
the culpable negligence of some one, per-
enough to corrupt anil morally ruin all
4. There is no pottery in’operation in hai >s all of our'representatives at Wash­
the youth of both sexes who associate
this county.
The astonishing cures daily performed by this
ington, and we are glad to know that
with him. He will implant the seeds of
preparation
cause considerable comment by the
S ebastopol , Sonoma County, Cal.,)
Senator Corbett takes sufficient interest Medical Faculty,
evil habits in the plastic minds and
as they positively assert that
September 22, Is7l. >
in tlie wants of our people to promise a C lILLS AND FEVER. FEVER AND AGUE.
hearts of boys and girls of the same age
E ditor J acksonville T imes : Dear
INTERMITTENT AND REMITTENT FEVERS
or younger, and render the extirpation Sir: I read in the S. F. Bulletin a favor­ speedy remedy. We will not say that cannot be cured without the use of Quinine. Nev­
of them a tedious and precarious work. able account of your section of country. this interest grows out of the fact that ertheless, the old Poison is laid upon the shelf, and
i
we would recommend in confidence to those who)
Why do not the philanthropists of this I am looking for a better stock country his term of otlice will soon expire, and have tried and received but temporary relief from
than I find this to be. Please send me a
State, the ministry, who have in special specimen number of your paper and lie desires to create friends. Let his mo­ the use of the many Quinine Mixtures, to
tives be what they may, he has exhibit­
charge the morals oft lie State, adopt some oblige
Yours, Ac.,
ed
interest enough in his constituents
E dward AV ebb .
plan for a school of reform, for vagrant
We frequently receive similar letters to here to visit them and listen kindly and
and incorrigible boys and girls, and pre­
sent it t<i the Legislature? The evil is the above, making inquiries relative to patiently to a statement of their wants
growing rapidly, and we are astonished the resources of this county. The letter and grievances. We deeply regret that
that steps have not been taken hereto­ from Mr. Small, correspondent of the S. we cannot say as much for his Democrat­ NO RINGING IN THE HEAD !
ic colleagues. This part of Oregon has
WAGON BOXES.
HAY FORKS anil RAKES.
fore to remedy it. We believe that the F. Bulletin, which we publish on our first
always
been
most
shamefully
neglected
I’A I EXT CROSS CUT and BUCK SAWS,
¡GRASS
SCYTHES
and
SNATHS,
matter should lx* properly represented page, will, we imagine, furnish Mr. Webb
WOODEN and STEEL BARLEY FORKS. 11A M » S A W S. SH E LF H A RD W A RE,
in
the
distribution
of
Congressional
fa
­
NO
STIFF
LIIHBS
!
to the Legislature,anti that a State Reform with the desired information. Tlie re­
Cl if.ELY. AC.
GRAPE VINE CRADLES,
vors, and offers not only a remarkable
School, similar to that in California, be gion of country referred to by the Bulle­
\'All> OF ALL SIZES.
MANURE FORKS.
contrast iu this regard to Northern Ore­
I’A! M'S. OILS tnd VARNISH,
established. An institution of this kind tin cornjspmdent embraces the finest
GRAIN
SCOOPS,
NO DEAfNESS !
gon,
but
to
our
immediate
neighbors
in
WINDOW
GLASS and PUTTY,
TRAVE
and
HALTER
CHAINS,
would be the means of reclaiming many stock range on the coast,^although Mr.
I'UBS U d BASKETS,
Northern California. Our neighbors in
CHOPPING
and
BROAD
AXES,
a boy who is now gravitating rapidly and S. saw but a comparatively small portion
CLOTHES WIUNGERS,
' hatchets and hammers ,
Siskiyou enjoy ample mail facilities with
surely to the gallows or penitentiary. of it.
I TRAYS mid BOWLS.
BENCH SCREWS,
In addition to the valley of Clear lake their most remote settlements in Sur­
Boys, who, if they continue in the evil
I
career they have entered ui>on, will, in and that of the Upper and Lower Klam­ prise Valley, while we on the north­ Or any of these disastrous effects caused by the i
use of the many Quinine mixtures daily reconimen- [
the near future, be the heroes of the ath lakes, the vast stock ranges of lean­ ern portion of the line of Siskiyou, are ded to them.
shooting affrays, the murders, burglaries gel, Goose lake, Ulie-wa-can, Abert, Sil­ obliged to send a letter to Goose Lake, in
IT HAS BECOME A FIXED FACT, that no
this
county,
have
to
forward
it
by
way
remedy
has yet been discovered which allays Fever
anil outrages of all kinds, which render ver and Warner lakes lie in this county,
and
gives
strength and tone to the Stomach, and
of Sacramento, Cal., Reno, Nevada, and
life and property unsafe. In most cases or on its borders—a stretch of country
that important gland, the Liver, like the AGUE
a reformatory school is the only means sufficient to sustain myriads of stock. If I.ake City or Susanville; thence it lias KING. It is nature’s own remedy, being com­
to be taken by chance messengers to the I posed of vegetable matter, and skillfully prepared.
by which the evil-disposed and incorrigi­ our correspondent desires a good stock
It seeks the root of the disease, and with its mag­
Goose Lake Valley, in Oregon, while the ic influence performs a cure.
ble youth can be reclaimed. The disci­ range, it can be furnished him within the
pline observed, and sound morals incul­ borders of this county. A thriving school people living on upper Rogue River, in
Sam’s Valley, and on Big and Little
cated, the educational and industrial ad­ is in operation at Link river, and the at­
Butte, lue obliged to depend on chance to
vantages to be obtained, will be the tention which the superior advantages
obtain their mail matter from Jackson­
means of saving many who are now of this portion of our county is attract­
ville. This crying evil needs a speedy The Bonder of Wonders—The Great Ague
drifting to hopeless wreck, amid the ing, has drawn a large number of settlers
King.
remedy. •
breakers of dissipation and crime, Let within the past year, and will bring
ASSORTED IKON AND STERI
BAI) FOR THE PARTIES.
the clergy initiate, and those who have Ob many in the future.
T wonder if wonders are never to cense.
SUBMERGED A* DOUGLAS PUMPS.
At present all wonders are on the increase ;
the moral welfare of the State at heart,
iu addition to the remarks of the Bul­
Of the latest I now will give you a hint,
The Eugene City Journal of last Satur­
aid in a movement looking to the estab­ letin correspondent on the projected sys­
Look at the Ague King ot Cowan A Flint.
CAST-IRON WASH KETTLES
lishment of a State Reform School.
tem of irrigation by Messrs. Appletrate day says:
No Quiniue, no Mercury, nor Arsenic we find
Rev. I. I). Driver commenced a course
A Carr, we would state that a company
BA KE < )VE
Were ever compounded or with it combine'! ;
of lectures at the Court House on Mon­
FROM JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
This w nder. the doctors were mentally sure.
has recently been organized in Salem, day evening, In reply to Mr. Under­
I
Could never be done and make a good care.
Oregon, with a capital stock of 825,(MM), wood’s lecture of two weeks ago. His
K erbvville , Ogn., Sept. 28, 1871.
Wa confess it astounds us, nnd wonderfully too.
for the construction of a canal, “hegin- lecture on Monday evening was “Science
BRASS A- ENAMELED KETTLES,
To see what the Ague King daily do»s do ;
E ditor D emocratic T imes : Dear
vs.
Fret*
Thought.
”
The
subject
was
not
ning at or near the point where the Big
If you’ve Fever, or Ague, or any such thing.
Sir: As there seems to be some misun­
announced after the first evening, the lec­
FRY-PANS, AC.
Go promptly anti purchase the great Ague King.
derstanding or misrepresentation with re­ Klamath Lake empties into Link river, turer taking up whatever points those in­
gard to the financial condition of this and terminating in subdivided irrigating terested might suggest. It is not for us
I'd shaken so long, til] every kind friend
told me to fix for my end ;
county, I would ask the privilege of stat­ ditches, near or at the south boundary to say as to whether or not Mr. Driver
Oh ! life was so sweet, I wished not to die,
ing, through the columns of the T imes , line of the State, tor manufacturing and met Mr. Underwood’s arguments, but for
Therefore the Ague King I hastened to try.
for the information of the tax-payers of
the sake of respectful discussion, we can
irrigating
purposes,
and
the
erection
and
this county, that our actual indebtedness
speak of the language he used toward Mr.
One bottle is all—I took as directed.
is §516.02; that although the receipts operation of mills along the line of the Underwood, who did not in his course of
And. wondrous to tell, my cure was effected ;
have fallen off' from 811,071.11, in the canal, for the manufacture of lumber, lectures speak harsh of any one. Mr.
From the grave 1 was snatched, and ever will sing
Honored aud Mess'd be the great Ague King !
year I860, to $6,«>09.00, in 1870, through Hour, woolen goods, and for propelling Driver made a charge against Mr. Under­
tlie honesty and economy of our present
wood’s honor and veracity—which would
Now shakers, we tell you go buy it and try it,
Board of Commissioners, we have suc­ every kind of machinery thought proper be, from Mr. Driver's standpoint, equally
It quickly will make your shaking limbs quiet ;
For pills of Quinine, and every such thing,
ceeded in wiping out our indebtedness, by said corporation ; and for the purpose applicable to several of our most respec­
Must speedily yield to the
of
creating,
holding
and
selling
real
es
­
except the amount above named ; and in
table citizens —that a man with more
Consequence, been enabled to reduce our tate and all kinds of personal property; Christianity and less vindictiveness of
Jacksonville. .lune 10th. 1871.
jeI7-tf.
taxes from five to two per cent, on the anti also for the purpose of building spirit would never have made. We are
steamboats and other watercraft, and no defender of Mr. Underwood, nor his
hundred dollars.
Notice of Final Settlement.
running the same on any anti all naviga­ doctrine, but speak of this point because
Respectfully,
C has . H ughes ,
I
ble
waters
in
Jackson
county,
anti
for
County Clerk Josephine County.
it reflects on citizens of this place who
rn
It affords us great pleasure to give place the transportation of passengers and have as good reputations for veracity and SOLD F.VERYWHEBE BY DRUG- 1 rpIIE
undersigned having been appointed agent In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for
L . ;<-<m County, (sitting in Probate, September
GISTS AND DEALERS. [32tf _ [ of the County Court of Jaeason county. Ore-;
merchandise therein.”
honor
as
Mr.
Driver
has.
to the above. We feel gratified to know
tth. 1871.) In the matter of the estate of Sam­
'gon,
for
the
care
of
the
sick
and
indigent
poor
of,
An Oregon cotemporary, referring to
To which the Bulletin adds :
ple
Jurney, deceased.
•
that the heavy debt which has prostrated
' said county, this is to notify all interested persons.;
the formation of this corporation, sAys of
It seems that Mr. Driver and Mr. Un­
)
F.
DoWELL.
administrator
of
said
eetat«^
!
that
application
for
relief
or
aid
from
said
county
the energies of her people, and rested like
derwood subsequently met on the streets
). having filed in said Court his final account
must be made through me. and ail bills tor aid or
this region :
an incubuson the prosperity of Josephine,
Ibr settlement, and also praying for an order foe­
relief,
before
being
audited
l>v
said
C'Uirt,
must
be
in
Eugene
City,
and
each
iqdulged
in
vi
­
“The Klamath I.ake country is an im­
THIRD STREET, (next door to B. F. Dowell’s presented to me tor approval.
s' *:inc the time of hearing the same ; therefore
will soon l>e removed. Josephine county portant part of Oregon, anti of late has I olent language—to the extremity of ex­
Law Office,)
Done by order of the County C< ;nm:-.-i nor, at the n■ :> is hereby given that said final account will
possesses mineral and ¡Mistoral resources been attracting much attention. We are changing the “liedirect.” For this, very
be live •'■id determined in said Court on Tues-
July term of said Court, tv71.
properly, they were arrested and tilled.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON
il.iy, the h i dav otOctolwr. 1871, at which time
E. D. FOUDRAY Agent.
second to no county in t’.e State, and informed that the water jxiwer at Link It is a poor example that Mr. Driver has
;. i I place all persons having any objections to said
Of
the
Conntv
Court
of
the
aforesaid
county,
for
River
is
as
tine
as
any
in
the
State.
We
with her debt liquidated, a prosperous ca­
final . ....... and settlement, must then and there
LWAYS on band the best stock of patent and
the county poor.
al-o understand that the construction of given of Christianity if what is reported
reer is opening before lier. The Board of i irrigating ditches as pro|x>sed by the of him be true. One who cannot better
home-made Rifle and Shot Guns, single and
This 12th day of July 1871.
2Stf m ike the same.
I Bv order of lion. L. J. C. Dunean, Judge ef
double ; Revolvers of the latest patents ; Pocket
'’Commissioners are entitled to the grati­ i company will render available for culti- conduct himself can illy become an in­
said Court.
[3tit4]
SILAS J. DAY, Clerk.
Pistols,
neat,
small
and
powerful
;
Derringers,
the
structor and exemplar for others.
tude of her people for the honesty and i vation a large area of fertile land that is
latest and best. Also the best Powder and Powder
We infer from the above that Mr. Dri­ Flasks ; all sort of Shot and Pouches ; Caps,
Notice of Final Settlement.
ability displayed in the administration of now only’ used for grazing purjio.ses. Suc-
ce.ss to the enterprise.”
Wads, and everything in the Sportman’s line.
ver
belongs
to
the
Church
militant.
As
the affairs of tlie county.
above goods are all of the best quality, and
it appears the parties did not come to The
; j N the C anity Court of the State of Oregon for
will be sold cheaper than the cheapest. JtfT" All
BRIGHAM YOUNG IX TROUBLE.
L J i ksnn county, (sitting in probate Sept. 4th,
orders
promptly
filled.
Repairinj^done
promptly
blows,
and
we
are
therefore
unable
to
T he M ilk ix the C ocoaxit .—The
¡1
71. In the matter of the estate of George
tell which would come out first best in a and in good style.
1 VC. Ashley, deceased.
following from the New York correspon­
JOHN MILLER.
Dispatches from Salt Lake City of the
?. E. Dowell, administrator of said eatate,
Jacksonville. Sept. 9th. 1871.
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dent of the San Francisco Bulletin, 2d inst. bring the following intelligence : pious fisticuff*, we regret to say that
having tiled in said Court Lis final account for set-
we don’t know whether Bro. Driver be­
shows why the Tammany men stole.
tleuii-nt.ajid also praying fur an order for setting thn
Brigham Young was arrested at 4
time I >r bearing the same ; therefore notice is here-
NOTZCS.
When they proved untrue to Democratic o’clock, 1’. M., to-day, ui>on an indict­ longs to the Church Triumphant or not.
Sl
’
l
’
ERIOR
ARTICLE
AM SELLING A SUPER--------------------- 8y given that said final account will be heard anl
principles, by following the strange gods ment of the Grand Jury, charging him
of
Saddles and Harness cheaper than ever was I determined in said Court on Tuesday, the 3d day
To all whom it may concern :
of the “New Departure,” the fall to abso­ with lewdly cohabiting with one hun­
ottered
before in Jacksonville. “Seeing is believ­ of Oet<d er, 1871, at which time all persons har­
dred and sixty different women. The
E have gold our Jackson Salt Works to John ing.” Give me a call before purchasing else­ ing any objections to said final account and settle­
lute larceny was short and very easy :
arrest was made by United States Mar­
ment must then nnd there make to the same.
Sizemore, with the intention of leaving Ore­ where.
Tweed alleges that §25,000,(MM) of tlie shal Patrick, at Young’s house. Owing
By order of Hon. L. J. C. Duncan, Judge ef
gon as soon an we can settle our business. We
said Court.
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SILAS J. DAY, Clerk.
city debt of New York—one-fifth of the to sickness the prisoner was allowed to
tender our thanks to the people of Jackson county
whole—has been ¡»aid to or divided stay at home to-night in charge of a Dep­
for the patronage that has been given us. The
business will be carried on by Mr. Sireinore.
amongst Republicans. There is this cu­ uty Marshal. He will be taken before
done with neatness and dispatch.
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BROWN A FULLER.
rious feature about the Tammany De­ Judge McKean to-morrow. The penal­
JERRY NUN AN.
mocracy : They are all “New Departure” ty of the statute on this charge does not
Jacksonville,
Jan,
14th,
1871.
jan-lltf.
Oregon street, opposite Overbeck’s Hospital,
I ) Y act of the Legislature of the State of Oregon,
ruen, and nearly all—if not all of them— exceed over ten years in prison, nor less
D approved October 25th, 1870, appointing a
were earnest supjiorters of the war. At than six months, and a fine not over §1,- JACKSONVILLE,
Administrator’s Notice.
OGrN.
Board of Equa'ization for the adjustment of the tax
the opening of the Metropolitan Hotel, 000 nor less than §100.
| roll for the different counties of the aforesaid State..
among the ornaments on the supper ta­
Rumors of an outbreak by the Mor­
THE undersigned, having been appointed by the Therefore this is to give notice that the said Board
ble was an effigy of President Lincoln; mons are not to be credited. The Mor­
HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT-
County Court of Jackson county, Oregon, <>f Equalization will meet the taxqiayers of Jack­
fully inform the Ladies of Jacksonville and administrator de boxix non of the estate < f Wallace son county on the last Monday in Sept., 1871
and when, some time ago, it was resolv­ mon leaders assure the jieople that the
vicinity, that they have just arrived from San
Clerk’s
office
in
Jacksonville,
Qridly, deceased, all business pertaining to the set- at the
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ed by the rural Democrats of the Legis­ Court decision will be obeyed. Governor
Francisco with a well assorted stock of Millinery tlement of said estate must be presented to me at for the purpose of correcting any errors that may
lature to take from the Assembly Cham­ Woods is ready for any emergency, and
aud Straw Goods, and will constantly keep on the butcher shop on California street, Jacksonville, have occurred in the assessment of lands, lots or-
PROPRIETORS
ber at Albany a motto from one of Mr. will maintain the law at any cost.
hand the latest styles of H ats , B oxnets , H ats in said county.
other property cither in value or ownership, and
J ambs A. C ardwell , Adin’r.
Lincoln’s speeches, the Tammany mem­
Two more companies of United States
and B oxxet S hapes .
that said board will continue its sittings until tho
Jacksonville, Fept. 23d, 1S<1.
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bers opposed it vociferously. The fact is, troops from Fort Bridger arrived here to­
Also a fine assortment of
examination of the assessment roll is completed*.
these fellows are simply thieves, and a night.
All those feeling themselves aggrieved by over as­
rpiIIS favorito stable has been reopened and TRIMMINGS,
Notice of Final Settlement.
thief has no prejudices. Tlie war made
It is reported, and generally believed,
sessment will appear before said board and state
their grievances.
DAVID REDPATB,
the Tammany Ring.
that indictments have been found against
FLOWERS,
Assessor
for
Jackson
county, Oregon.
In tho County Court of the State of Oregon, for
It appears also that the Republicans Brigham Young for murder.
Jacksonville, Sept. 1st, 1871.
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the
county
of
Jackson
(sitting
in
Probate,
Sep
­
It
is
said
that
Brigham
has
engaged
RIBBONS,
had some of the “chicken pie.” That’s
tember 5th. 1871.) In the matter of the estate
some of tlie best attorneys in Utah—all SPRING WAGONS
natural, however. The Republicans un­ Mormons. He is sanguine that he will
of John Robinson, deceased.
ORNAMENTS,
—AND—
USAN ROBINSON, executrix of the above es­
succeed if he has a fair trial.
der Grant’s lead, “are on it.”
tate, having filed in said Court her final ac­
TIDIES',
SADDLE HORSES
count, and praying for an order fixing the time for
J ohn R osenfeld , Habor Commis­
D aniel H. W ells , Mayor of Salt
hearing the satrij; theraforo notice is hereby giv­
NECKLACES,
For hire on reasonable terms.
en
that said final account will bo heard and de-
R C. T. PAYNE, LIVING
MILES
Lake and Third President of the Mor­ sioner elect, the only Democrat elected
termided in said Court on Wednesday, the 4th day
east of Phienix’ offers th* servioee of a thor-
mon Church, was arrested on the after­ on the State ticket in California, resign­
PEARL BEADS, of October, 1871, at which time and place all per­
uugh-bre<t Devonshire Bull to the public, at $5 a
The largest corral in tho tswn is attached to the
stable.
Teamsters
will
find
ample
accommoda
­
sons
having
objections
to
said
final
account
and
season.
The animal is a deep red five-years-old»
and
other
articles
in
our
line
too
numerous
to
noon of the 3d instant, on charges simi­ ed his office of a Fire Commissioner of
tion for their animals at all times. Ilorsec board­ mention.
settlement must then and there make the same.
weighing 1,624 pounds.
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lar to those preferred against Brigham the city of San Francisco, to which he ed on reasonable terms.
C. T. PAYNB.
MISSES A. F. and L. A. KENT.
By order af Hon. L. J. C. Duncan, Judge of
was also elected against great odds.
rlu2f>tf
PEARSON A McINTYRE.
Phmn’x a n.
said Court.
[.!fltl]
SILAS J. DAY, Clerk.
A ot M4
Jacksonville, March 25th, 1870.
it.
Young.
COWAN & FLINT’S
AGUE KING!
1 PBBELÏ ïffiffilH HJÏ ! I
NO QUININE, MEECURY OE ARSENIC !
Cook Stores, Different Styles.
ä Try the Ague King !
1*
I OFFlilX & KLIPPEL
Great Ague King !
NOTICE.
HUNTERS’EMPORIUM!
1
A
QUICK SALES
And Small Profits,
“!S MY M)TT0.”
1
W
REPAIRING
!
LIVERY STABLE
Tax-Payers’ Notice
MILLINERY.
PEARSON & McINTYRE,
T
DEVONSHIRE BULL
Notice to Cattle Raisers.
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