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CLEAR THE TRACK Ü. 8. HOTEL, STATE ITEMS spite and personal malice of such politic JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, al scum as Linn, Owen, Ralls, Jackson We find the following in the Yreka i and Ross might be gratified. They de- WITH YOUR The burnt district of Corvallis is being Comer of California and »Third St»., SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 20. 1872 : Journal of last week : | dared to the world that the action of rebuilt. Last Years’ Spring Styles, i “We learn from J. M. Smith, who their Senator, in voting for their railroad In Portland vaccination is indulged in E. D. FOUDRAY, Business Agent reached town on Monday with his team, right during the last session of the Leg- as an amusement. —AND— that the railroad company is taking away \ islature, was not indorsed by them, egs leave to inform the public i Albany millers are offering 80 cents all the hands for the Southern road l»v that he has the largest, best, and most com- SHELF-WORN GOODS Visalia, ami it is reported that the Cali i Hence those who assisted Holladay to per bushel for wheat. uodious Hotel in Southern Oregon. fornia and Oregon railroad will not be Charles Vivian, the famous singer, is DKBKOCRATXC STATS TICKET built further north than Redding for the gain an ascendancy in this State, where It is located in the central part of Jacksonville ; by his plans to deprive this valley of the delighting the Portlanders. next three years. The company are keep I_________________________________________ _ i stages from the North and South leave regularly A telegraphic line will soon be con ( N. H. GATES, ing a force of graders at work only suffi i railroad to which it is entitled, cannot trvin the U. S. HOTEL. Presi Jential Electors,... ¿ L. F. LANE, cient to finish the work for the track complain if lie carries out their action to structed from Roseburg to Coos Bay. The House has lately been re painted, and reno (G. R. HELM. layers to complete the road to the new its legitimate results. An extensive bed of coal has been dis vated ; tho rooms arc newly furnished, and well i town of Redding, four miles from Shasta, i ventilated. The bedrooms are supplied with and when that is finished all hands will INJURIOUS TO THE BEST INTER covered twenty miles east of Roseburg. HE M HINES. ASHLAND, OREGON, SP JSC PEPS, and every other convenience for Two boys named Warren killed two be sent to the Southern road. The build ESTS OF THE PEOPLE. ! the comforts of guests. ing of a town below Shasta is seriously panthers in Yamhill county last week. Have n<>nc of that kind, but have just received their His Excellency, Gov. Grover, writhes injuring the business of Shasta, several BOARD AND LODGING The Multnomah Grand Jury, in a ses [From the Democratic Era.] under tlie deserved castigation we in having already moved down to the new NEW and COMPLETE STOCK OF During the past week, and, in fact, ! sion of seven days, found 12 indictments. flicted a couple of weeks ago, and hischief town. The stopping of work on the Ore Gan be had at reasonable rates, according to the A citizen of Wasco county recently gon end, also gives indication that the room occupied. ever since the late election, the Herald dirt-slinger who runs the Executive smut railroad will never be built through Sis has pursued a very strange course con found 34 rattlesnakes under one pile of machine at Salem is correspondingly ex THE TABLE kiyou county and Southern Oregon, and cerning the railroad interests of the ercised. When the Governor shall deny that the railroad company is desirous of State ; one that ean have no good result stones. John Emerick, tried at the Dalles for Will be supplied with the best the market ean af a single charge which we made against going up to the boundary line via. Pit for the people. It has contained articles ford. him or shall attempt a refutation of a River route and through the Klamath intending to prove that the railroad en the murder of John Mount, has been ac terprises now in course of construction quitted. single allegation, it may be worth our Lake country.” FAMILIES are worthless; that the country through | Mr. Kellar has arrived in Oregon with There is not the slightest doubt but that while to warm His Excellency’s jacket which they pass is incapable of support- I Can find at this House rooms especially arranged by the production of new proofs in sup work on both ends of the railroad will tag them ; that the party who owns and twenty bucks of the Lincolnshire breed, tor their comfort and convenience, as well as every cease for an indefinite time as soon as | controls them is bankrupt and unable to • from New Zeland direct. port of our charges. But his Chief Para attention and comfort usually found at a well kept Roseburg, in Oregon, ami Redding, in Cal complete them; and all for no other I Hotel. A sturgeon weighing 150 pounds was site and Dirt Slinger Extraordinary must reason than, as itself lias asserted, be i not expect us to descend to a controversy ifornia, are reached. It is noticeable that cause Holladay lias withdrawn his sup- ; recently caught in the Columbia river, a A LARGE HALL so long as the Democratic party remain short distance above St. Helens. I TIN WA.FLE, with him. Even were he worth the no port from it; a right that any man I A Portland lady, who fell into the Wil Ts attached to the Hotel, for Balls, Meetings, tice, his falsehoods are too transparent ed in the ascendancy in Oregon, the rail should enjoy. ! Shows, Ac., and can be had at reasonable terms. These declarations ean have but cer lamette river last week, was rescued from CROCKERY & GLASSWARE, and his charges are too puerile to admit road progressed steadily southward to tain results, and they are the injury of Hotel is furnished with a bar room where of serious discussion. Because he wears ward Rogue River Valley, but that on the enterprises in question; the depre-I drowning by a Newfoundland dog. TOBACCO ANO CIGSAR, the The very best liquors and cigars may be found, at the day after the Republicans achieved The Oregon State Agricultural Society the Grover collar, lie fancies everyone ciation of the value of real estate; the, prices to suit the times. Drugs, Oils, Paints, Books, Stationery, who does not worship Grover, belongs to their victory, the greater number of the dampening of all ardor in movements owns 140 acres of land near Salem. The Jacksonville, Ogn., Jan. 8th, 1871. tf. railroad employes were shipped to Wash improvements on it are valued at $10,000. for the promotion of the public welfare; I Holladay. His servile soul cannot con And a complete assortment of and the ruin of the merchant, mechanic A farmer in Union county killed 2,000 ceive that a man may be independent ington Territory and discharged. Both in • and laborer. ground squirrels during May last. May FA IVI IL Y GROCERIES, &.C., áíC. and belong to neither Grover nor Holla- California and Oregon the road has been If the railroad interests are injured, wasn’t a good month for ground squirrels t constructed over the easiest portion of To Buy Goods day. Independence of thought and ac and the Tieraid's assertions are believed, i the route; but the distance separating either. I the results we speak of are sure to fol tion are beyond his powers of conception. low. Let the idea once get abroad that Chas. J. Graham, a negro, got 242 votes II7E are determined not to be undersold by any According to bis idea, a man must be the two ends—some three hundred miles or more —lays over a mountainous region, the State cannot support enterprises in- for Councilman at the late municipal THAN THE y y house in this county. Don’t spend a dol long to one of two owners—Holladay or : tended for its development and capital, and is the most difficult and expensive so essential to its rapid growth and pros election in Portland—within 59 of an lar without first calling to see our stock and prices. Grover ; if he is not the slave of one, he CARO ARA UM. portion of the work. It is natural that perity, will effectually shun it. Shutoff’1 election. Ashland, May 17th, 1S72. 20U33 is of the other, and cur-like, barks and the corporations who own the road should this incentive and prop and many in Hazeltine, Democrat, is elected a Rep snaps at everyone whom he fancies does —AT— desire to avoid this portion of the work, dustries that depend upon it for support resentative from Grant county, instead not wear the particular style of collar will languish and die. Capital is the of Johnson, Republican, as announced in POSITIVELY SELLING AT COST! if possible. that adorns his neck. motive power in the development of all So long as Oregon was Democratic, new countries, and naturally seeks such last week’s T imes . DEALERS IN Since the absence of the editress of the there was no way to avoid the route fields for investment ; but capital never The railroad has been completed to New Northwest from the State, he has FANCY, STAPLE & DR? GOODS through this valley, for that party had came to a country which was pronounced to Oakland, Douglas county, and regular had a return of his old complaint, the \ worthless by its own residents! This is fully committed itself to the route through Clothing, very evident and needs no confirmation. trains will commence running to that “big-head,” and now gives himself airs Southern Oregon in 1870 by the Caucus place next Monday. The virtually declares Oregon w hile venting his billingsgate and slime ; Resolution and pledge, signed by’ Senator not to be a suitable place for the invest Boots & Shoes, John B. Felton, of Oakland, California, but he must not expect to be noticed Kelly previous to his nomination, and ment of capital when it attempts to show one of the most brilliant orators on the therefore, as he does not rise to the level that the railroads owned and controlled Groceries, by’ Senate Joint Resolution No. 7, it had of contempt. That lady once took him by Ben Holladay are not self-supporting, Coast, is to deliver the Fourth of July placed itself squarely on the record, both and the end it will attain, will be the oration at Portland. Liquors, (to use her own expression) “across her I Desiring to close his business in Jacksonville, of in and out of caucus, as in favor of the ruin of the credit of the State abroad ; I A waterfall three hundred feet high has fers his entile stock of editorial knee,” and cured him of the “big railroad interests of this valley, and could and when we consider the matter from a been discovered in the mountains above Cutlery, head” by vigorously spanking him into stand-point nearer home, we find that not retract. So long as it maintained its a state of decency and complete docility. there is everything to lose by the contin Eugene City. That beats the water-fall Crockery, ascendancy, Ben Holladay could en uance of this shameful warfare against of any Dolly Varden in the land. If he does not behave himself, she will CONSISTING OF tertain no hope that the Legislature what are undoubtedly the best interests Physicians have reported a bad case of repeat the dose when she returns, and Etc., Etc., would rescind the instruction given in S. of the people. Should the Herald suc small-pox in Eugene; and the city au thereby earn the sincere thanks of the OF THE BEST QUA 1TY, J. R. 7, and it was hardly supposable that ceed in destroying Mr. Holladay’s credit thorities have passed an ordinance to AND THE editorial fraternity of Oregon. (which we think is something beyond its our delegation in Congress would violate power to accomplish) and the work on to prevent, the spread of the disease. CHEAPEST IN THIS COUNTRY. Hats and Capa, Boots and Shoes, Hard I The Democrat says a Linn county P hariseetsm .—The pious youth of the the positive instructions of the Legisla the roads ceases owing to the want of ware, Groceries, &c., Jtc., FISHER <fc BItO ’,8, funds to complete them, would the peo Democratic mother has named her latest Sentinel inflicted a sermon on his readers ture. (Corner California and Oregon Street«,) AT COST AND FREICHT, Now, however, there is a new order of ple of Portland, or of the Willamette baby Horace Greeley, “subject to the de last week. Among other compliments JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. Valley, be benelitted thereby ? Upon he informs the people ofthis valley there things. It is well known that what is the completion of Ben Holladay’s rail cision of the Baltimore Convention ” May 1st, 1869. f Portland was thrown in a state of great is a great deal of wickedness amongst known as the Pengra Company has been roads depends the early and thorough de them. He entreats them to go to church, contending for years to either obtain a velopment of the Willamette Valley, consternation last week by the appear and not lay on Sunday morning “in filth grant of lands for a road to Eugene City the future growth and prosperity of Port ance of a man with the small-pox on the land, and the success of other important I will also pell my brick store on Oregon and rags.” He deplores the wickedness from some point on the Central Pacific, railroad projects now being considered streets. He was taken to the pest house. I k * v t street, and dwelling house on California There are several horses in training for Hr.et. of mankind in general, and of his neigh nearGravelly Ford, Na., ortoobtain from and struggling for existence in different - MORRIS M ENSOR. bors in particular, and cordially thanks Congress an amendment to the existing parts of the State. Real estate would the 4th of July races at Albany. Among Jacksonville, Ogn., May 17th, 1872. [20U33 God he is not as they, prescribing as a law, floating the land grant to the Pen decrease ninety per centum in value to them are the fast nags “Trifle” and “Hi morrow if it were known that the rail panacea for all the evils he laments, at gra or “Sage Brush Road.” If this were roads in question would not be completed ram,” owned by Geo. Ross, of Jackson. On Oregon street, Jacksonville« The running time on the Portland and tendance at church and early rising from done, the road would run directly from as intended, and a financial crisis, some the “filth and rags” aforesaid. We be Eugene up to the McKenzie Fork of the thing yet unknown to the history of the Tehama mail route has been reduced to lieve attendance at public worship to be Willamette, via. Goose Lake to the Cen city, follow as a natural sequence. The three days, between April 1st and No farmers of the Willamette Valiev must a good thing, but if anything will ever tral Pacific, and Rogue River Valley stiffer loss if their farms depreciate in vember 30th, and five days for tbe bal cause us to lose our faith in it as a means would be left far to the westward and en worth and if the cost of shipping their ance of the time. Having just received from San Francisco a new of grace, it will be the pratice of such tirely out in the cold. The Pengra road grain to market is enhanced. These re C. P. Burkhart, of Linn county, has stock of This wonderful vegetable fellows as he of the Sentinel holding is not so difficult as that through this sults must inevitably follow if the rail just received an order from a Pennsylva HARNESS, BUGGIES A CARRIAGES themselves out as examples of the bene country, because the survey lays for the roads are not completed. The other rail nia farmer for 150 bushels of his mam- restorative is the sheet-an roads we have made mention of, located fits of church-going. If he is to be taken most parton elevated plateaus, with very as they are intended to be, through a moth white winter wheat. He received am now prepared to furnish my patrons, and chor of the feeble and debil the I public generally, with as as a shining example of the moral bene little, if any, difficult mountain work. sparsely settled country, cannot, under $3 per bushel for it. itated. As a tonic and cor such circumstances, hut cut a very sorry fit of punctual attendance at public wor If the California end were built up Pit S. C Hunt, an attache of the N. Y. FINE TURNOUTS ship ; if the people generally begin to be river, and the Oregon end up the McKen figure when asking aid of capital, and Times, arrived at Portland by last steam dial for the aged and languid a« can be had on the Pacific Coast. Saddle horses when trying to borrow money, as all hired to go to any part of the country. Animals lieve that they will all become like the zie Fork, and effecting a junction east of new railroads have to. Capitalists would er. He will make a tour of the State, it has no equal among stom BOUGHT A SOLD. sanctified editor of the Sentinel if they theCascades,the mountain region between at once reason, and very naturally and and will write a number of articles for achics. Asa remedy for the Horses broke to work single or double. Horses sensibly, too, that if a railroad beingcon- attend church regularly, we will wager a Cottonwood, Cal., and Roseburg would the Times, as he travels. boarded, and the best care bestowed upon them structed through the most wealthy and small piece that they will fly the house be flanked. It is conceded that Holladay’ A tire occurred in Portland last week, nervous weakness to which while in my charge. promising part of the State was not of God as they would a small-pox hos manipulates the Radical party of Oregon. profitable, neither would one built in Capt. Ankeny’s building, occupied by women are especially subject, jffiirMY TERMS ARE REASONABLE.-®^ A liberal sbart of public patronage is solicited. pital. We ask the Sentinel man to preach His money and his influence are omnip through another portion of the same Janion & Rhodes and Williams & Myers, it is superseding every other J. W. MANNING. State, containing much less than half his next sermon from Luke XI, 37 to 44 otent in swaying its destinies. He is the doing damage to the amount of $10,000— Jacksonville, Ogn., February 11th, 1871. ! the number of inhabitants and not near stimulant. In all climates— inclusive. It will be more appropriate, Warwick of that party in this State, for mostly insured. Incendiary work. ■ the same natural inducements, be the and then he can enjoy tbe benefit of a he makes and unmakes its Senators, proper thing to invest in. Thus it will Rev. A. C. McDougall, the somewhat tropical, temperate or frigid personal application. Congressmen and leaders, and as the late be seen that if the Herald should accom noted temperance lecturer, is in Portland. —it acts as a specific in every _______ s — election in Multnomah county proves, plish what it purposes the people at large The Reverend is one of that sort of “zeal species of disorders which un O regon S tate F air .—We have re- I even selects its candidates for the office ‘ will be the main sufferers. ous” lecturers who preach temperance ceived from Mr. E. M. Waite, Secretary Certainly, the Herald must think its of Constable. If he is in favor of trans ; wishes are to be obeyed at all hazards publicly, and get outside of much ben dermines the bodily strength Corner California and Fourth Sts. of the Oregon State Agricultural Society, ferring the railroad line from its present i and it places itself in a strange position zine on the sly. and breaks down the animal rpiIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT- a copy of a neat little pamphlet contain survey to the Pengra road, the last elec I when, to blackmail an individual, it en In Salem the summer temperature is spirit. •L rally inform their friends and the public gen ing a list of premiums for the Oregon erally hut they bave purchased the above estab tion has placed the means in his hands.. dangers the general welfare of the State, I measured by the daily consumption of State Fair, to be Held in October, 1872. lishment of Mr. Dan. Cawley, which will be The Congressman is his creature, and the i 1 It is a position that its party or the peo- I paper collars. Thus, a three-collar tem I pie will not endorse or sanction. The henceforward conducted under their constant per The pamphlet contains the Proceedings . ------------------------ j »r_ sonal supervision, and they guarantee satisfaction Senator to be elected in September will ’ I Democracy opposed Mr. Holladay in the perature would correspond with about 80° of the Board of Managers, a list of the to all who may favor them with their patronage. be the work of his hands. The party lie late election because he was a Radical of Fahrenheit; 85°, four collars ; 90°, five For Man and Beast These stables are centrally located, and within officers of the Society, the Constitution, belongs to is all-powerful at Washington, and furthered the interests of the Radi- I collars, and so on. convenient distance of the various bouses of publio Rules of Order, etc., etc. . *. I. > leal party; but they have never enter-I Probablv few articles have ever had so extensive entertainment, lltwscs or mules will be boarded and to him belong» the questionable l.on-, t|’('Wea of (ie8troyl„g hl3 | A number of gentlemen at McMinn a sale, while none ha' c been more universally ben and cared for, by the day or week, at moderate The report of the Treasurer shows the expenditures of last year to have been or of making Oregon Republican. His cja| credit, or of hindering him from ville, Yamhill county, a few days ago, eficial than the celebrated MEXICAN MUSTANG chargei. They have the largest stock in Oregon, influence, therefore, will be great, and ¡carrying on successfully to completion annotated their beards and faces with LIHIMENT. Children, Adults, Horses, and Do south of Portland, of $14,644 ; and the balance on hand Jan Animals, are always liable to accident, and he de. railroads he he is any measure Of of lnenl local Uo-islation legislation he de-i I the the railroads is building. building And we carbolic acid, to keep off the small-pox. mestic it is safe to say that no family can pass a single BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES uary 10, 1872, $44 15. The report of the ...m with thia want 11 distinctly understood that, when with single or double teams, for hire on reason season without some kind of an emollient being Secretary shows the indebtedness of the sires will be passed. With tins influence it attempts to convey the idea that it is They won’t do so any more—at least not necessary. It becomes a matter of importance able terms ; also, then to secure the best. Society to have been, at that date, about arrayed against Southern Oregon, we supported by the party in its present until their faces get well. GOOD SADDLE HORSES Ac MULES, Over three hundred livery stables in the city of would enquire what chance has Southern attack upon the people’s interests, it is The following officers were elected by $5,000. Which will be hired to go to any part of New Yo'k alone are using the Mexican Mustang trying to do something very wrong and Oregon for a railroad? the country at moderate rates. the Grand Lodge of Good Templars, The Premium Liit seems to have beeu Liniment, in all of which it gives uuusual satisfac in conflict with the truth. Animals bought and sold, and horses broke to. There is one consolation the people of which met at Salem week before last : tion. — arranged on a liberal scale, and with bet Caution.—The genuine is wrapped in a fine saddle or harness. The above expresses our sentiment. We Jacob Conser, G. W. C. T.; A. A. Boo- vint KUDLI A WILSON. ter discrimination than lias heretofore this county can lay to their hearts, how Steel Plate engraving with “G. W. Westbrook, are opposed to all of Ben Holladay’s po ny, G. W. Conn.; Miss Henrietta Miller, ever, and that is this : The loss of the Chemist." and “Trade Murk, A merican M ustang ruled, in favor of such exhibits as are of litical manipulations in this State, and G. W. V. T.; J. W. Smith, G. W. Secre L inimkxt ," engraved across the wrapper. The A Good Farm and Stock Ranch for Sale-. railroad — the only means whereby this general and material interests to the peo whole bears the proprietor’s private United States valley can ever be made prosperous, pop always shall be, but we do not oppose tary ; J. B. McClane, G. W. Treasurer. Revenue Stamp, and not a common stamp, ns used ple at large. GOOD fnrm and Stock Ranch tor «ale, with any of the enterprises he has set on foot L yon M anufactoking Co., We learn that Senator Corbett intro by druggists. The Annual State Fair will begin ulous and wealthy—is the work of their good barn and out buildings and ayl 53 Park Place. N.Y. Monday, September 30, and continue six own hands. Influenced by men who had here for the purpose of promoting the duced an amendment to the General Ap days. The time was fixed to accommo no motive to subserve but personal prosperity of Oregon. We believe the propriation Bill in Congress with a view Notice of Final Settlement. date the county fuirs in Washington and personal warfare carried on against Hol to the introduction of shad into the wa spite and a desire to gratify a The farm is located on Jackars creek, aix mile» Linn. The Board of Managers have laday has injured the Democratic party ters of Oregon. There is no good reason ¡ In the County Court, for the State of Oregon, for west ot Jacksonville. For further information directed the Committee of Arrangements private vengeance, a portion of the Jack-on County, (sitting in Probate, May 4th, inquire at the farm of to make a number of improvements to Democratic party of Jackson affect in the late election. It gave the Repub why this branch of the fishing interest 13tf WM. C. MILLER. 1872.) In the matter of the estate of Christian the Fair grounds during the next two ed a coalition with the Republicans licans grounds for asserting that the should not be made profitable to our State. Ulrich, deceased. months. H. H. Burton, of Yamhill county, has 117 M. HOFFMAN, Administrator of said estate, —infamous and disgraceful beyond de Democracy were opposed to raiiro ids and I thus placed the party in a wrong position purchased 1,400 head of cattle in Texas, V* having filed in said Court his final account for J oaquin M iller has Just sold to the scription, from the violation of personal “New State” Block, (up «taira.) before the mass of the people of the and is driving them the “plains across.” settlement, and also praying for an order for set Overland Monthly a poem entitled “The honor by which it was accomplished ; ting tho time for hearing tbe same, therefore' State who are not opposed to such enter- , We learn that the drove cost $8 each for notice is hereby given that said final Isles of the Amazon,” for $2,000, which and by meansof this corrupt combination FORSYTH would respectfully inform the in- prises. cows with calves, $5 for steers three years account will l>c heard and determined in said • habitants of Jacksonville and vicinity that is said to be the largest price ever defeated the party which bad stood Court on Wednesday, the 3d day of July, 1872, at he will be found at all times ready to wait on tbos« F ast T ime .—Goldsmith Maid made ■ old and upwards, and $3.50 for two years which time and place all persons having any ob who may see fit to favor him with their patronage. given by an American publisher to staunchly for the railroad interests of to said final account and settlement, must Cut ing attended to with neatness and dispatch. an American poet. Joaquin has just this portion of the State. They deliber the best time on record in a race at Bos- ’ old or dry cows. At those rates there jections then and there make tbe same. Particular attention given to cutting boy's cloth started for the East, in company with ately sacrificed the mutual and vital in ton last week against Lucy, trotting the must surely be some profit, even in a two By order of L. J. C. Duncan, Judge of said ing. £&■ Two good tailors wanted immediately. Court. [20U] FILAS J. DAY, Clerk. years’ drive. Grace Greenwood and Mrs. Stowe. terest of their own county that the petty second heat in 2 :16f. [nlltf] L. HORNE, Proprietor, B CARO & BAUM, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, HARDWARE, THE PLACE CHEAPER. Cheapest! FISHER. & BBO.’S Closing Out Sale ! 3/. JI E.VSOR, MERCHANDISE, DRY & FARCY GOODS, FOR CASH ONIA “EXCELSIOR” LIVERY STABLE S. T —1860—X. J. W. Manning, Prop’, LIVERY & SALE STABLE t MEXICANLIMM’T, A TAILORING ROOMS, J