The Democratic times., July 26, 1873, Image 1

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THE DEMOCRATIC TIMES.
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Official Paper for Jackson and Josephine
Publibl&ed Every Saturday Morning
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Publishers and Proprietors.
OFFICE—On Oregon Street, in Orth's Brick
Building.
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JACKSONVILLE, OGN., SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1873
VOL HI
NO. 30.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Advcrtisemen’s will be inserted in the T imm
at the following rate« :
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^ach subsequent one - - 1.00
For legal advertisements, 82.50 per square
of 12 lines, first insertion, and $1.00 per square
for each subsequent insertion.
A tair reduction from the above rates made
to vearly advertisers.
Yearly advertisements payable quarterly.
Job printing nea ly and promptly executed.
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T-WBBE
Murdock being the first born, was
A CHAPTER ON PIANOS.
TIIE MATERNAL BARBER.
THE NEW STATE SALOON,
SOCIETY NOTICES.
given the name of his father, and at
We frequently hear the remark that
California Street,
The True Ntory ot 4'nptaln Juek-Owu the latter’s death succeeded to the cap­
You can always tell a boy whoso
Jiirksom ill* L tn I sc \o. 10. I. II. 0. F..
Non oí («lit. Mur.lock, iute ol Liucolu
a
“
piano should stand in tune a year.”
taincy
of
the
tribe.
Holds its regular ineetiiur- every
eouuty.
Kentucky.
mother
cuts his hair. Not because
J ACKSONVI LUK, OREGON.
Now the truth is, there is not one pi­
Saturday evening at the 1 >dd bel­
THE NEZ PERCES
the
edges
of it look as if it had been
low’s Hall. Brothers iu good standing are
ano in a thousand that, with ordinary
The
central
figure,
which
is
now
at
­
invited to attend.
J. A. BOYER, N. G.
never forgot the injury, but were too use, will stand in tune two months, chewed off by an absent-minded horse,
T hos . T. M c K enzie , R<« c . See’v.
rnillS POPULAR RESORT. UNDER THE tracting more public attention than weak to avenge it. They are known
and not one in five thousand that will but you tell it by the way he stops on
Silas J. Day. Thos. T. McKenzie, Edwin I new management, is furnishing the best any other in the United States, is Jack
the street, and wriggles his shoulders.
as
the
“
Warm
Spring
Indians,
”
and
remain
Smith, Trustees.
brands of liquors at
Modoc, the last of the distinguished have sided with the United States in weeks, perfectly in tune for a few When a fond mother has to cut her
True, pianos will stand sufti-
Indian braves. He is a captive in the the recent conflict with the Mixlocs.
Twelve ami a Half Cents a Drink.
OrrfonHi Pornhontiis Tribe No. 1. Im­
ciently in tune to suit an unskilled boy’s hair, sttb is careful to guard
hands of his enemies, manacled as if he
proved order of Red Men. holds its
This in brief, is the history of Cap­ musical ear for half a year at times, against any annoyance and muss by
The “New State” has been elegantly refit­ was a professional red-handed murder­
stated councils at the Red Men's
tain
Jack’s parentage, as we have but no cultivated ear can tolerate the , laying a sheet on the carpet. It has
ted,
and
is
now
one
of
the
finest
resorts
in
Hall the third sun in every seven suns, in
er
or
a
common
highway
rob
I
mt . learned it. Since he is of Lincoln
tow
n.
Two
billiard
tables
are
provided
tor
never yet occurred to her to sit hint
the eighth run. A cordial invitation to all
the lovers of the game. The bar is furnish­ Since the heroism of his deeds began county origin, it is natural that our discord that ensues after a month or over a Iwre floor, and put the sheet
brothers in good standing.
two’s use. Any one can perceive why ■
ed with the choicest Brandies, Wines, Ci­ to draw toward him public notice,
w. ir. M c D aniel , s .
sympathies
should
go
out
toward
him,
gars,
etc.,
and
the
reading
table
with
Eas­
this
is, when it is considered what ma­ around hi- neck. Then she draws the
P. D. P arsons , U. of R.
many
newsj>aj>ers
have
effected
a
dis
­
tern periodicals and lending papers of the
and we trust a better fate awaits him terials constitute a piano. The steel ’ front hair over his eyes, and leaves It
Coast.
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C. W.SAVAGE, l’uop’r.
covery of his parentage, and one coun­ than that which is now impending.— wires and iron frames alternately ex- 1 there while she cuts that .which is at
./k, Warm Loilsr Ao. 10. A. F. i A.
ty after another in Kentucky has I-'rom the Staiufjordf k'y., Inferior pand and contract with the variation- the back. The hair which lies over
Holds its regular communication*
/ nf ' on the Wednesday evenings or pre­ WAGON-MAKING & BLACKSMITHING claimed the honor of being the birth­ Journal.
of the surrounding atmosphere, and hi- eves appears to be surcharged with •
ceding the full moon, in Jacksonville. Ore­
place of his father, during the time
hence a constant movement of the electric needles, and that which is si­
—BY—
gon.
T. O. REAMES. W. M.
we
have
l»een
partially
engaged
in
the
N ewspaper P ostage .—All publish­ wires and a change in the pitch of lently dropping down under his shirt-
M ax M vli . er . Sec’v.
collection of facts which shall forever ers should rememlier that the new their tones. New pianos require tun­ band appears to lx* on fire. She has
CRYSTAL & WRIGHT. set at rest the disputed question,
¡Nistal regulations in regard to news­ ing once a month, and none should be unconsciously continued to push his
JitcksoniiUr Stamm No. lb, I. 0. R. M..
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Who
is
(
’
aptain
Jack,
and
who
are
papers,
¡icriodicals, etc., goes into ef­ allowed to go untuned over three, the head forward until his nose presses his
Holds its regular meetings every Thursday
evening at the Odd Fellows' Hall. Brothers rpiIE UNDERSIGNED AREPREPARED his parents ?” From the best infor­ fect on tiie first of July. These regu­
reason being the longer an instrument breast, and is too busily engaged to
in good standing are invited to attend.
1 to do all kinds of work in their line. mation we have been able to gather, lation- provide that all newspaiM’rs, ¡ie-
remains untuned the lower its pitch of notice tiie snuffling sound that is lie­
Jos. WETTERER, O. C. i Wagons manufactured from choice timber,
Lincoln riodicals, etc., sent by mail must be
alarmingly freijuent. In the
M ix M i ller . R. S.
and ironed in a superior manner. Old wa­ he is a son of a native of
tune becomes, and consequently the coming
meantime
he is seized with an irre­
county,
whose
name
was
prepaid
by
stamps,
unless
“
regularly
gons repaired and made as good as new.
greater the strain made ujxin the in­
Blacksmithing
in
all
its
branches
done
mi
sistible
desire
to blow his nose, but re­
issued and sent to regular subscribers” strument when it is required to lie
PROF ESS 1 ON A L C A R DS.
JOHN MURDOCK.
short notice and at reasonable terms. (Jive
collects
that
his
handkerchief is in the
The exact date of the birth of John by publishers or newsdealers, when drawn upto “concert pitch,” and when
us a call. re~Slmpon Oregon street, one
Dr. L. DANFORTH.
other
room.
Then
a fly lights on his
door above Franco-American Hotel.
Murdock we are not able to ascertain, the following rates per quarter are it is thus raised in tone a double tun­
2*>t f.
UR YST A LA W RIGI IT.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
but may safely say that he was born charged, payable in advance, either at ing is necessary, for the first drawing nose, and it does so unexpectedly that
he involuntarily dodges, and catches
near Urab Orchard, in this county, the mailing or delivery office
up causes the case to yield gradually, the jioints of tiie shears in his left ear.
P. A. HEARN.
H. F. JOHNSON
Has removed to Jacksonville, and tenders
some time near the beginning of the Dailies..................................... : 35 cents. and in a week or two the piano is out
his professional services iu the public.
At this he commences tocry and wish
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JOHNSON & HEARN,
¡»resent century. The reader who is Six times a week....................: 30
Office on California street, adjoining Ca­
of tune.
lie
was a man. But his mother does
ton's shoe-shop. Residence on Third street,
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familiar with that ¡»ortion of the early Tri-week lies............................ 15
The
durability
of
a
piano
depends,
Successors
to
op|M>site and west of the M. E. Church.
not notice him. She merely hits him
44
history of Kentucky which relates to Semi-weeklies........................ 10
in a great measure, oil the material on the other ear, to inspire him with
44
G. H. AIKEN. M. D.,
used. Wood, that for ordinary pur­ confidence, and goes on with the work.
RANTZAU X SHAW AND COMSTOCK A MARTIN, Indian incursions will remember that Weeklies.................................. 5
44
Semi-monthlies,
not
over
!
ozs
6
u|»on
one
(»ceasion
a
band
of
Indians
poses of building or for nx»t cabinet
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
When .-he is through she holds his
Forwarding x (oinniiiíion Merchants,
44
attacked the house of a widow near Monthlies, not over 4 ozs..... 3
furniture, would be considered well jacket
collar back from his neck, and
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Urab Orchard, and in the first rush (¿uarterlie-, not over 4 ozs..... 1
seasoned, cannot with safety be used
JACKSONVILLE, OnEGOK.
REDDING, CAL.
with
her
mouth blows the short bits
ui»on her house but one Indian suc­
Newspajiers and circulars dropped in a piano-forte.
of
hair
from
the top of his head down
ceeded in effecting an entrance before into the oilice for local delivery niu-t
A piano, to produce a good ami pure his back, lie
calls her attention to
Office in the okl Overbeck Hospital. \I ARK YOUR GOODS CARE OF J. A II. the d(M»r wa- barred ; this one was be prepaid at the rate of one cent for tone, must be carefully put together,
Oregon Street.
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31 By close attention to business we hope grappled by a lame negro in the house, two ounces, and an additional rat** for and every joint fitted perfectly tight. this fact, but she looks for a new place
on his head and hits him there, and
to merit a continuation of the patronage who held him until the widow lady
J. N. BELL M. D..
every two ounces or fraction thereof; 'I he strain of each -tring is enormous; asks him why he didn’t use his hand­
heretofore extended to the old firms.
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spoken of dispatched him with an axe. and peri(»(licals weighing more than so that tiie whole of them, drawing in
kerchief. Tlien lie takes his awfully
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
She then directed the negro to unbar two ounces arc sul »jet t totwocents, pre- the -:mi(‘ direction, will -oon open the disfigured head to the mirror and
Eagle Sample Rooms,
the door and let another Indian in, paid at the letter carrier oilices. Tiie joints if th--* material i- not perfectly looks at it, and, young as he is, shud-
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
C alifornia S treet ,
who met with a similar fa.te. This ¡Histage on regular ¡-apers. etc., must dry. and of the best quality ; and even dvrs as ho thinks of what
the boys on
piece of work she kept up until’sever­ lx» paid in advance, either at the ¡»lace then it inu-t eventually yield to the
JOHN NOLAND, Proprietor.
the
.street
will
say.
Danbury
Neus,
al of the -avages were killed in detail, of delivery, to the carrier, or at the immense ■'train. It i<ascertained that
Z.9" Oilice on Fifth street, first block north
oithe Court House.
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and the remainder abandoned the at­ office, otherwise they will be chargea­ the strain oil a piano-forte, when tuned
M arvelou - ne - s of G irls .—Giris
at concert pitch, is equal to a pressure are marvels of beauty and wonderful­
tack.
yONE
BUT
THE
CHOICEST
AND
BEST
ble at transient rates.
H K. HANNA,
Ji Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars
of between seven and eight tons on ly made. Though fashioned by the
THIS WOMAN
kept.
Attorn y-il-Liw and Notary Pnbiif,
S awdust for S tables .—A corre- the venter of the instrument. This is hands of the Creator they are shaped
had been married twice, and John
DRINKS, 12| CENTS.
Murdock
was
her
child
by
her
first
-pondent of the London I'feld -ay- : 1 the reason why pianos have (leterio- by the dress-maker and milliner. It
Jacksoax ille, Oregon,
NO CREDIT IN THE FUTURE—it don't hushand. John, like all other people, litter the hor-v- on it to a depih of ted by u-e. 'Flic entire nx'taUic frame takes exactly 211 pounds of floh and
pay. Families needing anything in my line
or iron plate, which every good maker blood, 32 yards of dress material, *J7
Will practice in all the Courts of ihe State.
can
l>e supplied w ith the purest and grew in years and stature, and at a nine inches, raking off the damp and
Prumpt a.tendon given to all business left be«t always
to be found on the Coast. (Jive me a very early age developed a daring and -oiled surface every morning, and has adopted, effectually prevents the yards of yellow riblxin, 12 pounds of
in my care.
‘--’tt.
call, and you will be well satisfied.
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in-ubordinati’ di-po>ition, though not -¡(reading evenly a little fresh, remov­ piano yielding to the strings. They cotton, 24 copies of the ZV/nes, 16 feet
J. II. STINSON.
J. R. NK1L.
lacking a considerable amount of ing the whole four or live times a year. have all the wood which the old-fash­ of horse hair, 33 ounces of flour, two
LIME FOR SALE,
shrewdness, caution and low cunning. It- advantage- api>ear to be many, of ioned piano had, but. the principal boxes of red paint, and a Ixittle of
STINSON & NEIL,
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When the war of 1812 1x4ween the which 1 will state a few which give it, strain now comes on the iron plate.
night blooming seriousness to prepare
lttorn y> un.l Coun^lors-nt-Law,
The introduction of furnaces in the average Oregon girl for church.
United States and Great Britain had in my estimation, its greatest superi­
BRICK-LAYING & PLASTERING DONE. fairly burst upon the Canadian border, ority over straw. It is much cleaner, dwellings or the use (if hard coal, They know less in an hour, and can
JACKS3JIV1LU, OREGON,
John, though quite a youth, enli-ted and more easily arranged; and, of which gives an intense heat, soon in­ tell more in a minute, than any person
Will practice in the Supreme, District and
jures the old style of piano, causing on earth. Their strong suit is to make
HUIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM in a regular regiment commanded by course, much < h(\q>er at first cost,
other Courts of the State.
people to wonder why their pianos do trouble and bustles, and the proficien­
Prompt attention given to all business en­ 1 the public that lie is prepared to furnish Col. Taul, of Wayne county, while making in the end, excellent manure.
the lu-st quality of lime in quantities to suit. ¡Missing through the town of Stanford It i- peculiarly lieneiicial to the feet, not stand. The metallic frame pianos cy they have acquired is the conun­
trusted to our care.
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All orders left at the Franco-Anjeriean Ho­ on it- march to the north. He served affording them a cool, ¡mrous stuffing, will withstand heat, if properly made,
drum of the age. In a game of talk
E. B. WATSON.
tel or at my kiln on Jackson Creek, will la*
c. w. K ahler .
with more distinction than privates a substitute for the soil of earth we al­ and with well-seasoned material. 'Flic they invariably hold the right bower
promptly attended to.
KAHLER & WATSON,
All jaTsons desiring any brick-laying or usually attain to, and soon l»ecame no­ ways find in horses’ hoofs at grass, and necessity of having lumber well sea­ or take the ace with the king. They
plastering dune, will do well to call on
ted for his skill and success a- a scout. presents the nearest resemblance to a soned is so great that all large piano are totally ignorant of the rules of civ­
Attorn ys and Couns lors-at-Law,
ianf.
g . w. HOLT.
While in the enjoyment of his ¡»opu- horse’s natural footing—the earth. manufactories have their dry houses ilized warfare, and never let up when
larity he was guilty of an act of gross We never had a diseased foot since and yards, where all their lumber is they get a fellow down. A girl can
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
RAILROAD SALOON,
insubordination breaking his gun the introduction of sawdust in the sta­ kept for years belbre using.
look pretty and ugly, happy and sor?
Will practice in the Supreme, District and
California Street,
Never place the instrument against rowful, hot and cold, sweet and sour,
over
the
adjutant
’
s
head
for
which
ble,
now
some
year-
since.
Horses
other Courts of this State.
he was tried by a court-martial and by bedded on sawdust are freer from (hist an outside wall, or in a cold, damp sentimental and disgusted in ten sec­
Office in the building formerly occupied
J ACKSOVNILLE, OR EGON.
by O. Jacobs, opposite Court House.
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it sentenced to the ignominious pun­ and .-tains than when in ordinary lit­ room, ( lose the piano immediately onds, and the only place in the world
ter, simply because sawdust is a lietter after practice ; by leaving it open (lust where the boys have the l»est of them
Engineer. ishment of living
Henry Pape,
THE CITY BREWERY,
absorbent,* ¡XThaps, and testify their fixes on the sounding IxKtrd, and cor- is in sitting up nights. Yet with all
“BUCKED AND GAGGED.”
rodes the movements; and if in a their faults we love them still, and a
—BY—
THROUGH TICKETS, 12 J C ts .
This punishment he endured silent­ approval of it by frequently lying damp roan the strings -oon rust.
down
for
hours
in
the
day.
It
also
few more of our photographs may be
ly, not offering any resistance or utter­
Should
the
piano-forte
stand
near
or
has
the
recommendation
of
being
un
­
had
by addressing the editor and en­
Veit Schutz, Proprietor.
fHIOICE WIN1CS, LIQUORS AND CI- ing a word of protest. The next day eatable—an advantage which sfll in opposite a window, guard, if pos-ible, closing fifty cents, Marriage propos­
V gars constantly on hand. The reading John was missing, and in his baggage,
table is also supplied with Eastern periodi­ which was left, was found a scrawl an­ charge of horses with the habit of eat­ against it living opened, especially on als must be prepaid.
a damp or wet day ; and when the
MR. SCHUTZ RESPECTFULLY IN- cals and leading papers of the Coast. 20tt.
nouncing his purpose to join the In­ ing their litter will admit.
1’1 forms the citizens of Jacksonville and
sun is on the window, close the blinds. ! J udge W ilson ’ s D eath .—The Ma­
aurrounding country that he is now manu­
dians and wreak vengeance upon the
R. M. OSDl'RN.
E. C. BROOKS,
THE Mobile Zfct/Mfcr thinks the Mo­ Avoid putting metallic or other arti­ rietta (Ol|io) Iiegister of July 3d gives
facturing. and will constantly keep on hand
whites generally.
doc
war has not shed a peculiarly daz­ cles on a piano-forte.
the very beat of Lager Beer. Those wishing
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Nothing further was heard from zling brilliance ui>on the arms of this
OSBURN & BROOKS,
a cool glass of licer should give me a call.
Persons, in selecting pianos, may not the following account of the death of
him for several years ; but
government, but it has reflected a very be aware of the vast (liffervnee in sales­ Congressman Wilson of this State :
Rew Boot and Shoe Store, Orth's Brick Building, Oregon Street,
ABOUT THE YEAR 1835
There was a sadness thrown over
sombre shadow upou the debit side of rooms in which they try them. The
I
California Street,
some fur traders happened in the same the Treasury ledgers. The campaign great fault of many is, they are too fa­ the Commencement Exercises by the
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
region where he was trapping, and to against seventy Indians has cost the vorable for the piano. A room over a death, on Wednesday morning, of the
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
MITILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND them he made himself known. He United States one General, several store, for instance, has the advantage Hon. Joseph G. Wilson, at the house
H a complete assortment of Drugs and
Medicines, and a full assortment of Watches, stated that after his desertion of the captains, a number of lieutenants, and of the store beneath, which, if not i of R. P. lams, where he was stopping
whites he lived alternately with the I a large aggregate of enlisted men. filled with heavy goods, such as cloths, during his stay in the city. He ar­
and Jewelry.
aving permanently located Clocks
R.
S.
Osburn
will
give
his
particular
at
­
Crow
and Blackfeet; hut, a feud Besides this it has been an expense to etc., acts as a sounding-lmx to the pi­ rived Tuesday and was enjoying his
in Jacksonville, respectfully informs tention to the Drug Department, and E. C.
the public that he is pr< |>arc<l to do all kinds
springing up between these two tribes, the Government of several hundred ano, in the same manner that a violin usual health. During the evening he
of work in the boot an<l shoe-making line. Brooks to the repairing of Watches, Clocks,
each one suspected him of adhering thousand dollars, That jmper now or tumbler does to a musical box; expressed himself as feeling liettcr
Jewelry, Sewing Machines, etc.
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Satisfaction guaranteed.
to the other, so he determined to shift proposes that Capt. Jack shall la* ex­ consequently a weak-toned piano-forte than usual, and as anticipating a pleas­
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M. CATON.
New Barber Shop,
for himself. During his sojourn, with hibited over the country, and thinks would sound well in such a room; but ant reunion with his friends in Mari»
BLACKSMITHING !
the Indians he had acquired coqsidera- ■ that people would flock to see this when taken into a parlor, and placed etta and of tlye College, lie retired to
California Street,
, hie influence over many of theni, and mankilling and general-bedeviling Mo- on a carpet, the effect is quite different. his chamber at about 11 o’clock, but
before he had time to lie down was at­
GEORGE 8CHUMPF, Proprietor.
to such as he could trust he announced dot; at a dollar a head—say to the ex­
QUICK UALES AND SMALL PROFITS !
A member of the Missouri Legisla­ tacked with paralysis, living only two
his purpose to form a new tril>e or tent of 3,000,000. It would not only
ban<l out of such portions of the vari­ retrieve many of the Government’s ture, whose reputation was exceeding­ hours. He was able to converse but
I
aving purchased blockwell ’ s ous tribes as were in reach. He suc­ laurels, shriveled and clipped in tin* ly below par, absented himself for a little after his attack. He was to de­
Dfwid Crone miller & Co.
barlier shop in Jacksonville, I am fully ceeded beyond his expectations, and
hospitable lava bed, but would pay off while, and then had his death an­ liver the address before the Alumni
T THE OLD STAND OF MILLER A
prepared to do all kinds of work in my line
nounced. Thereupon the Legislature on Wednesday.
Shannon, are prepared to do black­ in the l»est manner and at reasonable prices. ! formed a band of roving, desperate
the debt with profit left.
smithing of all kind-, and will also keep
passed the usqal resolutions of condo­
RAZORS CAREFULLY PUT IN ORDER
-MARAUDERS OUT OF THE
constantly on hand all kinds of iron, steel, I
T
his is the way Madison ladies lence. Some of the wily member’s
A N ew Y ork journal says that at
Call
at
the
shop
formerly
occupied
by
I
hor*e shiiuM and nails, bolt.-, buggy dips,
deserters chiefly from the Crows,
Blockwell.
GEO.
SCHUMPF.
bitterest
enemies
eulogized
“
tlicir
de
­
the
present time there are between 7,-
manage
to
give
a
hint
to
undesirable
dee fiats,and everything in the blacksmith’s
Black feet, and Bannock tribes. They
line, for sale cheap for cash, and will sell for !
callers: The callers had arrived before parted friend’s exalted character and 000 and 8,000 children kidnapped from
were the terror of weaker tribes, but the ladies had completed their toilets high moral worth
cash only. •
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LAGER, LAGER I
and the next day Italy and held in slavery in the Largo
soon found they must have squaws to and were ushered into the parlor to he peappeared in his seat with the res­ cities of the United States, New York
Dr, W, JANSON,
keep up their numbers. In imitation await their coming. The ladies then olutions and eulogies neatly pasted in being the great center. The children
THE
EAGLE
BREWERY.
of
the followers Pf Rqmulus, jhey invited their guests to take a seat up­ his memorandum book, as a receipt in are brought here and sold daily at pri­
SURGEON DENTIST,
made a ra|4 upon the Nez Perces, and on the doorstep, it being “such a de­
full for the past and a letter of credit vate auction, the price varying from
Jacksonville, Oregon,
curried off maidens and sqqaws. One lightful evening.” They brought out for the future.
«100 to $400 for boys, and $100 to $500
HE PROPRIETOR, JO$. WETTERER, of these maidens, Murdock, the chief
for girls. Where the girts are excep­
has now on hand and is constantly man­
cushions for them, begged them to
ufacturing the best Lager Beer in South( i rn or captain of the marauders, took to i make themselves comfortable, and
M eacham thinks Capt. Jack the best tionally pretty the prices run higher.
ll styles of plaq ’E work made
—such a- Gold, Silver, Platina, Alunv | Oregon, which he will sell in quantities to • i wife, and the issue of this reunion started back into the parlor, ostensibly of the Modocs after all. He says he Two little girls, whq together play
suit purchasers. Call and test tnp i>rtigle.
nium and Rubber Plate«. Special attention
numbered five in all, of which num- | to get cushions for themselves. When was the first and most persistent advo­ their violins fh Wall street, are said to
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riven to Children’« teeth. Nitnw Oxide
her the present Captain Jack Modoc is Inside the hall, the front door happen­ cate of peace ; but when he talked in have been bought by thejr present
(lausrhinsr jras) given fox the painless ex-
the first
CARPET-WEAVING.
of the teeth.
ed to blow shut and in some unac­ its favor some of the tribe would owner for $1,600. Since the first of
Will visit Ashland on the 1st of March an­
THE BAND,
countable manner the key was turned. throw a shawl over his shoulders or April last 317 pF th®86 children have
nually ; also Kerbyville on the 4th Monday
RS. OLIVER WOULD RESPECTFUL-
in October. Call and examine «¡»ecimen
ly inform the public that she will short- after its organization, was known as The young ladies departed through put a woman’s bonnet on his head, arrived at Npw Y( rk.
ly be preijared to weave carpet« in the most
| signifying that he was a coward, and
* Office comer of California and 5lh streots ; artistic style, and at reasonable rates. J a - the Murdocks, which has since been the side door and went down street
F armers are like fowls—Neither
I to their taunts and jeers he at length
residence opposite Crystal A Wright’s black- I i dies desiring to havo carpet« woven, should corrupted Into Modocs. In accordance
will get full crops without industry.
I givo her a call.
A dvertising begete wealth.
; yielded.
with the Indian custom, young Jack
smith-«hop.
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