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<£hc îDeuiûrrafic îlimrs THE DEMOCRATIC TIMES. om«lal Paper far Jackson A Jooepkine. Publish«J Every Satnr lay Morniug X RATES OF ADVERTISING. —MY— Advertisements will he inserted in the T imm at the following rates : | One square, one insertion.......................... |3.00 “ each subsequent one............ 1.00 For legal advertisements, 32,50 persquare > of 12 lines, first insertion, and 31.00 per square for each subsequent insertion. A lair reduction from the above rates made to yearly advertisers. Yearly advertisements payable quarterly. Job printing neatly and promptly executed. P. D. HULL A CHAS. NICKELL, Publishers and Proprietors. OFFICE—On Oregon Street, in Orth’s Brick Building. Bate* of Sabsrrlptivn : One copy, per annum,................................ $3.oo “ six months, ................................. 2.00 “ three months,.............................. l.oo OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. VOL. Ill JACKSONVILLE, OWN., SATURDAY, OCT. 4, 1873 PROF ESS ION A L CARI >S. I i CORBITT & MACLEAY, coi.. M:s’irrirs ruok ». the creation A< (ORD1XUTO THE Ol B NOMINEE. M»»l)»)(ti. I I The following from the Eugene City At Roseburg, the other day, when Guard are some of the many tenefi- ■ Joaquin Miller, in his l>ook entitled Col. Nesmith had closed his speech, Governor........................................... L. F. Grover PORTLAND, OREGON, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Secretary of State,.................... S. F. t'ha»lwi«*k cial acts Col. Nesmith did for Oregon I.iJ'e Among the, Modoc*, has given Hon. Lafayette Lane introduced ex Treasurer........................................ L. Fleischner some picturesque sketches of Indian Congressman Joseph S. Smith, than while in the United States Senate : State Printer,.......................... ..Eugen«» S»*mph* Has removed to Jacksonville, and tenders life and traditions. Among much other I _ rotessional services to the public. his p FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRKT. Mr. Nesmith arrived in Washing interesting matter, he tells us that the whom a fairer, more honorable or more oilicc <>n California street, adjoining Ca WHOLESALE GROCERS, WINE, SPIRIT Circuit Judge,. ton in January, 1861, and took his idea of the creation of the world as it highly respected gentleman does not ♦ • ....................................P. P Prim ton's > hoe-shop. Residence on Third street, District Att»»rn«*y............................... J- R- Neil opposite and west of the M. E. Church. seat in the Senate of tin* United States I was entertained by the Modocs, now live in Oregon. On taking the stand, JACKSON COUNTY. as Senator from Oregon on the 1th day verging on extinction in accordance Mr. Smith said he did not intend to G. H. AIKEN, M. D., —ANI County Jmlge,..............................E. B. Watson of March following. During the in with tlie demands of modern civiliza make a speech. He was an invalid, < Ja»*ob Wagner, * minty vomnnssionera...... ¡| PHYSICIAN and SURGE o N, terim from January to March, he com tion, was this: The Great Spirit traveling with the hope of bettering menced his Inters in behalf of the made Mount Shasta first of all. He 1 his health, and it was an accident that Sheriff,................................. Thos. T. McKenzie Jacksonville, Oregon. 4’lerk,......................................................... P. Dunn » COM MISSION MERCI! ANTS, State by looking up matters in the dif pusluxl down snow and iex* from the he was in that room to-day. He had Tr«»asurer,.......................................... John Bilicor ferent departments in which his con skies through a hole, which he made always experienced a feeling of grati Assessor,...................... ........ . D. H. Taylor stituents were interested. Among in the blue heavens by turning a stone tude to the people of Douglas county School Superintendent,............. W. .1. Stanley Office in the obi Overbeck Hospital, Surveyor......................................... J. S. Howard < »regoli Stn-et.. 29tf. other inqKtrtant matters, he found the round and round, till he made this for the warm support they gave him Coroner....................................................J. N. Bell bill for the payment of the Indian war great mountain ; then he stepped out when was a candidate for Congress. Official PajxT...................... D e . mcm ' katic T imes J. N. BELL, M. D., claims dragging its slow length along. of the clouds onto the mountaintop, He never had an opportunity to ex JOSEl'HINK COUNTY. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, It was understood at the time that and descended and planted the trees press his thanks to them before ; this County Judge................................... J. B. Sifers Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Senator Douglas and his friends were all round by putting his finger on the was the first time, and it would be the ,, ., i Ge«».S. Mathewson JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. < o.CommiRMoners........ • B K sloan> opposed to its passage. By tact and ground. The sun melted the snow, last. He would say one word concern Sheriff,.......................................... Dan. L. Green shrewdness he managed to overcome and the water ran down and nurtured ing Mr. Nesmith and the Democratic Clerk,............................................ Chas. Hughes Office on Fifth street, first block north this op|M)sition, wrote out an able ar the trees and made the rivers. After platform, and that was he fully en —AND— Treasurer........................................ AVm. Nauck«- of the Court llmis«*. 29tf. gument in favor of Oregon’s claims, I this he made the fish for the rivers dorsed both. He had known Mr. kssess<»r............................. Thos. G. Patterson School Superinteiulent................ A. J. Adams and got Gen. NIeClenard, of Illinois, to , out of the small end of his stair, lie Nesmith for thirty years ; they came H. K. HANNA, Surveyor,................................ *........ \lex. Watts read it in the House, and latered night made the birds by blowing some leaves to Oregon together. When they were Coroner........................................ Geo. E. Briggs ALL GOODS IN OUR LINE. Altorncy-at-Law and Notary Public, and day in its favor until its final con which he took up from the ground mechanics, laboring daily at the same i Official l’ajHir,.....................D emocratic T imes summation. During his term as Sen among the trees. After that he made bench, he had honored and respected I court SITTINGS. JacksonviUe, Oregon, i ator he collected and forwarded to the the beasts out of the remainder of his him, and he honored and respected Jackson C'cmty.— Circuit Court, second owners in Oregon the larger portion of stick, but he made the grizzly bear him now; time had not changed the Monday in February. June and November. Will practice in all the Courts of the State. I Prompt attention given to all business left these claims, without charging or re- , out of the big end, and made him good opinion he had formed of him County"Court, first Monday in each month. tap" Jackson County Orders Solicited. in my care. 29tf. ceiving oik ' cent for such services. master over all the others. Having from the first. If elected, and he felt Josephine *Yiuntij.— Circuit Court, secoml Monday in April and fourth Monday in < »«•- 32tf. During his Senatorial term he served done that, the Great Spirit converted certain he would be by an overwhelm J. II. STINSON. J. II. NEIL. tol-»r. County Court, first Monday in Jan on the following important commit Mount Shasta into a wigwam, and its ing majority, the people would send uary, April, July ami October. STINSON A NEIL, in him a Representative to Congress Furniture Ware - Room, tees: Military Afiairs, Indian Affairs, JACKSONVILLE PRECINCT. volcanic eruptions are the outcome of who would be watchful of their inter Commerce, Private Land Claims and the lire that he lights in the center of Attorneys and I'ounsrlors-at-Law, Cor. California A Oregon Sts., Justice of the Peace......................... J. R. Wade Revolutionary Claims, in all of which the mountain. The development of ests, and would represent them in an TOWN OF JACKSONVILLE. able and efficient manner. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, Jacksonville, Oregon. lie performed efficient service, particu f John Bilger, President, man was a later occurrence. The Herman Helms, larly valuable in that cunnection to the »laughter of the Great Spirit, venturing i D iseases in H ogs .—A correspon Will practice in the Supreme, District and James A. Wilson, Trustees, . committee on which he served as well too far, got astray and fell into the dent of the Southern Planter says other < 'otirts of the State. I hi vid Linn, DAVID LINN Prompt attention given to all business en as to the people <»f this State. lie ob power of the grizzly bears, and she there arc but three diseases in hogs N. Fisher. 29tf. Recorder.......................... .......... U. S. Hayden trusted to our care. tained an appropriation of slon,noo for was forced to marry one of them, and requiring treatment, which are mange, Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment Treasurer......................... ............. Henry Pap- of furniture, consisting of the defense of the mouth of the Colum the red men were the fruit of the mar cholera, and worms in tlie kidneys, E. B. WATSON. c. W. KAHLER. Marshal,.......................... .lames P. McDaniel bia river, prior to which not a dollar riage. These red men were taken un commonly called breaking down in BEDSTEADS, ........ Peter Boschey Street <'omrnissioner,.. KAHLER & WATSON, had teen expended nora gun mounted der the protection of the Great Spirit ; the loins. • Fur mange, wash well with BUREAUS, TABLES, Attorneys and Connsrlors-at-Lnw, for the defense of the coa->t north of but the grizzlies were punished by I i lye soap, and then pot liquor. For SOCIETY NOTICES. GUILD MOULDINGS, San Francisco, lie al'Oobtained 1 irge being compelled to walk on four feet, cholera, if you know the disease, as Jackwnville, Oregon, STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES, appropriations for removing obstruc whereas before they had walked on soon as you see the hog l>egin to droop J’lfksOlHill-' lodft' No. IO. I. 0. 0. E„ CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS, Holds its regular meetings every Will practice in the Supreme, District and tions to the navigation of the Columbia two. To this day the grizzly bear is , and try to vomit, gag him, and give Saturday evening:« the » Hid Fel other Courts of this State. 1’ a RLOR A BEDROOM SUITS, and Willamette rivers, the first of th'? never slain by the red men, who re him twenty grains of calomel made into low’s Hall. Brothers in good standing are Office in the building formerly occupied kind ever obtained for Oregon, lie cognize in him a sort of kinsman. ETC., ETC. invited to attend. J. A. BOYER, N. G. a pill. If you have been in the habit by O. Ja<-obs, opposite Court House. 29tt. drew tip and urg d to its passage the T hos . T. M c K enzie . Ke»-. Sec’y. of giving your hogs spirits of turpen Al-o Doors, Sash and Blinds always on Silas J. l>ay, Thos. T. McKenzie, Edwin con-trm tion of the Oregon and Califor F un in D anbury .—The Danbury tine, at the rate of one teaspoonful to A. W. GAMBLE. M. D.. hand and made toorder. Planing »lone on Smith, Trustees. While in the Senate he Neus man w rites : Don’t be afraid of the hog, put in corn ; you will be rare reasonable terms. ¿A3~ Undertaking a spe nia Railroad. Physician, Surgeon and Graduate cialtv. \J 2!»tf. either drew up or aided in pacing the having a little fun in the family. A ly troubled with this fatal disease. Ortonim rirdioiitis Trib' No. 1. Im- following bills : For opening up to set merry di-po-ition is a god-send to a . prov»*d order of Red Men. Imhls its Ml- THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS If the first dose of calomel does not stated councils at the Re»l Men's * * and Surgeons, N. Y.. ami member of DRUGS and MEDICINES tlement a large portion of our State by home. There’s the case of a man on relieve in twenty-four hours, repeat llall the third sun tn every ««even suns, in the Royal College of Surgeon.**, Canada, building wagon roads across our alntost Nelson street, for instance. Saturday the dose. I rarely have to repeat it if the eigh’h run. A •• >rd:.ai invi ation to all bogs leave to inform t ho inhabitants of Jack inaccessible mountain ranges, to-wit: he went into the kitchen ahead of his administered in time. We sometimes brothers in g«»«> l tan-Hng. sonville and surrounding country that he 4 FULL AND COMPLETE STÒCK AL- w. n. mcdaniel , s . has settled and intends remaining perma ¿A. The Oregon Central Military road, from w ife, and seeing two huckleberry pies see hogs dragging their hind legs. This ways OJ» Land at the P. D. P ar .- o . ns , <’. of R. nently at Jacksonville. His otl’ce and resi 1 aigeiie to the eastern lint* of the State; steaming on the table, he hastily con is caused by worms in the kidney, and dence is two doors sout h of M adame Holt’s. the road from the Dalles via Camp cealed them in the ice chest, which may te easily cured by giving a tea- CITY DRUG STORE, Jacksonville July 18th, 1873. JL' f. Or wi Fhi'io.i 'o. 1, W .tson and Canyon City, Grant coun -to»»dopen in the back hall. Then he spoonful of turpentine every morning Son » and Daughter-» of Tempranee, meets —OF— ty, to ti.e eastern line of the State; went down town chuckling to hitnself, for three or four days mixed with on Wednesday even ng of each week in the CIGARS ! BOOKS, upjx*r H'ory of the District School House. tiie rood from Lebanon, Linn county, and ten minutes later the ice cart corn. Hogs that have been feeding Br<> her-* and-i-’ers in good standingare in to th»» eastern bound irv, known as the drove up and the ice man brought in on acorns are most subject to this dis STATIONERY, vited to a*tend. Santiam ro id, and the road from Cor a fifty-pound cake, and started for the ease, and should have the turpentine DANIELCRONEM1LLER, W. P. J O IIN P A S 11 B U R G TOILET ARTICLES’, vallis to the Coast. ID* also induced ice chest, followed closely by the fond at least twice a week while feeding on J ohn A. Borm, R. S. YREKA, CAL,, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, i’re-'idciit Johnson to throw oj>en to wife e.xpatiatingupon the “muss.” He this iftash. Every hog feeder should JL W irr n Loir No. 10. A. F. 4 A. I.. settlement by Exe> utivc order, a large» put the cake upon the edge of the keep a bottle of the spirits of turpen Keeps Constantly on Hand Gasoline Oil and Lamps Holds its regular communications |M»rtion of the Indian reservations chest and gave it a push over, and tine, and give it occasionally through /NF on the Wednesday evenings or pre along the Coast, thus opening a rich when it came down on those two the year ; he will find it a great bene« ETC., ETC. ceding the full moon, in Jacksonville, Ore Imported & Domestic HAVANA Cigars, section of our State p> the white set steaming pies, a huckleberry geyser fit to the hogs. I have practiced this gon. T. G. REAMES, W. M. M ax M ullf . r , Sec’y. tlers of the west side counties. By his followeii, and the ice man, with his for twenty years successfully. It seems Agency for Cowan s King Remedies. pe rsonal etforts the mail service from eyes anti face lull of the discharge, I to be a specific cure for all hog diseases, Jncksonvill*' Stamm No. US, V. 0. R. M., ALL OTHER BRANDS, Salt Lake* to Portland was increased, tumbled completely over the woman 29tf. ROBB A KAHLER. Hohls its regular meetings every Thursday as well as the mail facilities, in other and d¡-appeared out of the d«»or. The T he M ost S uccessful M an .— evening at the (kid Fellows’ Hall. Brothers AT AAA" FRANCISCO PRICES! portions of the State. He obtained an wife recovered her balance as speedily There is nothing more fortunate for in uood standing are invited to attend. "EXCELSIOR" 291 v. JOS. WETTEKER, O. C. appropriation of >100,(10(1 for the con-( as possible, and catching up a broom, moderate genius than to be born poor. M ax M uller , R. S. struction of a branch mint at the Dalles, W’ent after the ice man, but he escaped The “silver s[»oon” class are a very LIVERY STABLE, EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS. which Gee». IL Williams has since her; then she came hack and looked comfortable people, no doubt, but the Jacksonville Tumvrrrin No. 1, Jacksonville. Oregon St., can-eel to be repcalexl, to the detriment in th»* ice chest, and down at the oil great trouble of them is if they don’t C alifornia S treet , Hohls its regular meetings at Turnveroin Eastern Oregon and th»' State* at cloth, and up at the ceiling, and become very great they are extremely of Hall every Saturday evening. Regular Ex- MANNING & ISH, Proprietors, John Noland, Proprietor. ercising everv Tuexdav and Saturday ese- large*, lie introdue*ed ami procure*»! around on the walls. The men at the likely to become the very opposite. I nings. ('HAS. NICKELL, President. tin* pas-age* of the* bill appropriating store who were let into the joke by Poverty has helped men to solve some Roirr. K ahler , Sec’y. aving just received a new $40,ooo, by whie h a treaty was obtain the facetious Nelson street man are of the greatest proltlems of life. Half stock of Harness, Buggies an»! Car ed with the Nez l’erees and other tribes anxiously wondering how it (urgedout. its deeds have l»een a necessity, and riages, we are now prepared to furnish our The City Brewery. east of the* mountains, and which patronsand the public generally with as the most of its noble sayings have been DRINKS, 12$ CENTS. IT<»w M uch W ill K eep a H orse . terne of a determined opposition. It threw open to settlement the* larger —BY— FINE TURNOUTS |M»rtion of Eastern Oregon and Idaho, —A horse weighing front 1,000 to 1,- does a man good to put him at his NO CREDIT IN THE FUTURE—it don’t As can lx- had on the Pacific Coast. Saddle VEIT SCHUTZ. including the Wallowa valley, which 20o jtounds will eat about six tons of w it’s ends. Emergencies make men. Families neetling anything in my line pay. can always be suppli»»d with the purest and horses hir»*d to go tn any part of the country. a Republie-an Administration has re- hay, or its equivalent, in a year. And Any man can be a general or a pilot in Animals BOUGHT and SOLD. Horses best to be found on the Coast. Give me a broke to work single or double. Horses centlv wreste*el from the* white settlers we suppose the real point to get at is, a <ylm ; but storms show the metal. AfR. SCHUTZ RESPECTFULLY IN- call, and vou will b»» well satistie»!. 29tf. 111 forms the* citizens of Jacksonville and boarded, ami th»» best of care bestowed upon ami returned to the Indians. It was whether one can keep his horse cheap Reputation is made more by boldness them while in our charge. surrounding country that he is now manu through his instrumentality that Fort er on some other product than hay. and will, than by ability and patience. facturing, ami will constantly keep on hand RAILROAD SALOON, ?«* OUR TERMS AKE REASONABLE. Klamath and other military posts were This is an exceedingly difficult ques Life is too short to wait for the tide the very lx»st of Lager B»»er. Thos«.* wishing A literal share of the public patronage is California Street, a <*ool glass of lx*«»r should give me a call. established and maintaineel in Eastern tion to answer, it depends so much on whose ebb leads on to fortune. Wo solicited. [>tt] MANNING A IsII. Oregon, besides other appropriations circumstances. Three and a half tons must make the most of present op J A CKSONVILLE, OREGON, BLACKSMITHING ! LIME FOR SALE, from the» military and Indian depart of corn stalks and two and a half tons portunities, but we shall hardly do it, ments, to be* exp<*nd(*d within our of corn will keep a horse a year in fully unless present opjiortunities are in the ENGINEER. HENRY PARE, —AND— State. In addition to his numerous as good condition as six tons of good main present necessities. Tho man QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS ! duties, Col. Nesmith attended hay. NVe may estimate, also, that it who works out these to the fullest ex BRICK-LAYING & PLASTERING DONE. public THROUGH TICKETS, 12$ C th . to all private business entrusted to him will take three and a half tons of oat tent is tho most successful man. David Cronemill®» & Co. I by his constituents, whether political straw, and two and a half tons of oats, A C urious W atch .—Many years rUIOIf'E WINES, LIQUORS AND Cl- friends or foe*s, with energy and to keep a horse a year. A bushel of 1IEUNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM t the old stand of miller a V ' gars constantly on hand. The reading the public that lie is prepared to furnish i promptness, ami no man has yet found oats weighs thirty-two |>ounds, so that since, a workman in a French manu Shannon, ar»- prepared to do black- table is als»»-upplie»l with Eastern perio»h- the test quality of lime in quantities t<> suit. ftiuilhiug of all kinds, and will also keep will take over 155 bushels ami three factory decided to make a watch every All orders left at the Frnneo-American Ho fault with him.for any act of his in constantly on hand all kinds of iron, steel, cals and leading papers of th«» < <»ast. 20tt. and a half tons of straw, to keep a part of which, the mainspring alone tel or at my kiln on Jackson Creek, will be connection with such trusts. With horse shoes and nails, holts, buggy clips, promptly attended to. such an official record, the* Democratic horse a year. It would take ateut excepted, should te of rock crystal. «lee flats, and everything in the blncksniith's E. S. MORGAN & CO., All persons desiring any brick-laving or I fine, for sale cheap for cash, and will sell tor party may we*ll feel proud of their can two acres Of g»>od land to produce this. After thirty years of labor he accom plastering done, will do well to call <>n <ash only. 29tf. plished his task. All the pieces of the Forwarding & Commission Merchants, didate, and the' voters of Oregon can 29tl. G. W. HOLT. T he S tate P ress on the E lec watch are fastened by rock crystal give* him their suifrages freely, feeling RoMcbnrg. Oregon, DR. WM. JACKSON, tion . _ Of the twenty-four political screw«, and the escapement is most in conscious that none* of their interests WM. BOYER, I papers published in Oregon, eleven tricate. His widow would never part ILL ATTEND FAITH FULLY TO ALL will sutler neglect at his hands, wheth Cal. street, first door west of White A Martin, Business entrusted to our care. er they be public or private. His in actively sup|>ort Colonel Nesmith for i with it; but when she died the treas JSB“ < >ur Forwarding and Storage < barges, terests, like* theirs, are identifiejel with Congress, eight, Smith, and five bit ure fell into the hands of a French Jacksonville. Oregon. from and after this date, will te uniform this State. He is no new e omer. Al terly op|»ose Smith without directly watchmaker, who intends to exhibit with the charges at Crewent City ami Red DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, most a life-time has teen spent among supporting hisopjionent. The five are it as a specimen of French workman ding. Soliciting the continued patronage of our us. By his energy and ability lie' has tin' Oregonian, Mountaineer, Repor ship, pricing it at two thousand dol Fruits in Season, friend» and the public, we are resjx»ctfully, aiele*d largely in making our young ter, Dallas Republican and Hauk-Eg \ lars. Certainly few articles could pos E. S. MORGAN A CO. SURGEON DENTIST 29tf. PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES, and prosperous State what she is to Nesmith’s election is opposed by eight sess greater interest in Ingenuity, day. Under God we trust his election papers, Smith’s by sixteen. Three lo A N ew O rder .—The St. Louis Re A ND EVERYTHING THAT CAN BE cal papers, the Astorian, Pmdletonian LL STYLES OF PLATE WORK MADE New Boot and Shoe Store, A found in a first-class variety store. to represent us in the next Congress is paid ican states that a secret order call assured him at the* hands of the people. •and Coos Bay Acucare not consid —«ach a» (fold. Silver, Platina, Aluin- Produce taken in exchange. Please give me California Street, ed the “League of Justice” has teen nium and Rubber Platea. Special attention ered. Two of these probably sympa a call. Sven to Childrc»'« teeth. Nitrus Oxide organis'd in the Northwest, which al- JACKSONVILIÆ, OREGON. T he Radicals have carried Maine, thize with the Democratic candidate. lughing gaa) given for the painleaa ex ready numbers 260.000 members. The CARPET-WEAVING. but the majority is 60 per cent, less The position of tlie press is a sure traction of the teeth. Will vtalt Ashland on the let of March an than it has heretofore been. Latest indication of the sentiment of the ■ object of the organization is said to be RS. OLIVER WOULD RESPECTFUL- nually ; also Kerbyville on the 4th Monday TJAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED State. Colonel Nesmith will probably ' to recover the lands and bonds given in October. Cali and examine apecimen ,i * Iv inform the publiethat she will short returns for Governor from 466 towns "a"kHonville, respectfully informs to railroad companies and other cor the public that he is prepared to do all kinds ly be prepared to weave enrpets in the most give Dinglev, Rep., 45,144 votes ; Tit poll at least two votes to his opponent’s porations, “peaceably if they can, work Office eomft- of California and 5th streets ; S’2!r<irg.?n l)ooi a,,(i shoe-making line. artistic style, and at reasonable rates. In comb, Dem., 32,619 ; Williams, Liter one. There is every prospect that the realdanoe opposite Crystal A Wright’s black Satisfaction guaranteed, forc ibly if they mast,” dies desiring to have carpet® wcven, should al, 1,913. Dingley’s majority, 10,602. odds will be still greater.— Neu*. I ■rnlth shop. Dr. L DANFORTH, STATE OF OREGON. ............. ■■■ < ♦ — H T A W ■ ■ A M M. CATON. give her »ealL 29t*' ' — ■ —< ■»»