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JACKSONVILLE, OGN, SATURDAY, NOV. 211, 1873
VOL. Ill
CORBITT <fc MACLEAY,
l’ROl'ESSK >N AL CARI >S.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
PACIFIC COAST NEWN.
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Dr. L. DANFORTH.
STATE OF OREGON.
Governor,......................................... L. F. Grover
Secretary of State,....................X. F. Chadwick
Treasurer, ..................................... L. i• lei-chin-r
State Printer,........................... Eugene Semple
FIR.NT JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Circuit Judge,..................................... I*- P*
District Attorney,.............................. L K-
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l'oli TLA ND, OR INK)N,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
he On-gon Presbytery will meet at
,’ene on the 2d day of April, 1874.
hen- are at present more granges
in «inn county than in the balance of
Or gon.
Ei
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removed to Jacksonville, and tenders
Has .......
hi- professional ser» ices to the public.
«•ili«-«- on California street, ail.joining Ca­
ton's shoe-shop. Residence on Thinl street,
opposite and west of the M. E. Church.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, WINE, SPIRIT
ihe Woman »Suffrage bill was killed
in
’he Washington Territory Legisla­
G. H. AIKEN, M. D.,
County Judge,............................. E. B. Watson
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* Jacob Wagner,
te 1 .-tie other day.
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County Commissioners......
|( |»rak«>
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Portland papers boast of a painting
Sheriff,................................. Thos. T. McKenzie
Jacksonville. Oregon.
Clerk.......................................................... P. I »'mu
COM
MISSION
M
ERGI!
ANTS,
in that city over 200 years old, from
Treasurer........................................... ’“hn Bilger
Assessor,.......... ................... .......... D. IL I ay lor
the hand of Murillo.
Otllee in the olii Overbeck Hospital,
.School Su|H*rmtend«*nt............ AV. .J. Stanley
Oregon
Street.
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The iron deposits of the Pacific
Surveyor,...................................... J- •s‘- ibjward
< .................................................................. L N. Bell
—DIRECT IMPORTERS OF-
H. K. HANNA.
Coast are now receiving deserved at­
Utlicial Paper,................... 1> em < h ra ricT imi : s
tention from capitalists.
JOSErlllNE COUNTY.
Attornry-at-Law ami Notary Public,
Nehalem Valley, Ogn., supports a
County Judge..................................... L R- Sifers
Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Rice,
Jacksonville, Oregon,
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' ■ Geo.
Mathewson
Co.iommissmners
,, E S. sb(an
cutlery manufactory, at which the very
Sheriff,.......................................... Dan. I.. Green Will practice in all the Courts of tin* State.
best knives, etc., an- produced.
Prompt attention given to all business lett
Clerk,............................................. Chas. Hughes
29ti.
Treasurer.........................................Win. Naucke in my care.
IL R. Thompson, of Portland, has
Assessor................................Thos. G. Patterson
received a large steam plow from Liv­
J. H. STIXSON.
J. B. XEIL.
School Superintendent,............... \. J. Adams
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Surveyor,.......................................... \lex. Watts
erpool, ami placed it on his farm in
STINSON & NEIL.
Coroner......................................... Geo. E. Briggs
ALL GOODS IN OUR LINE Yamhill county.
Official Paper,................... D emocratic T imes
Attorneys and Counsrlors-at-Lnw,
COURT SITTINOS.
Mr. Newby, of Yamhill county,
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON,
Jackson County.— Circuit Court, second
sheared sixteen pounds of wool from a
Monday in February, June and Novemlw-r.
merino buck, which accidentally was
County Court, first Monday in each month. Will practice in the Supreme, District and
other
Courts
of
the
State.
ßfaT"
Jackson
Count;/
Orders
Solicited.
Josephine County.— Circuit Court, s«‘«-ond
killed on his farm a few days ago.
Prompt attention given to all business en­
Monday in April and fourth Monday in (•«»-
32tf.
29tf.
Ben Holladay is reported as in ill
tol»er. County Court, first Monday in Jan­ trusted to our care.
uary, April, July and October.
E. B. WATSON
c. W. KAHLER.
Furniture Ware - Room, health, and has gone East for treat­
If JACKSONVILLE rilECINCT.
ment. James O’Meara accompanies
KAHLER & WATSON,
Justice of the Peace.......................... J. it. Wade
Cor. California »V Oregon Sts,,.
him as his secretary and companion.
TOWN OF JACKSONVILLE.
Attorneys and Counselors-at-Law,
Jacksonville,
Oregon.
[ John Bilger, President,
4
The Medical Department of the Wil­
| Herman Helms,
Jacksonville, Oregon,
' James A. Wilson,
Trustées,
lamette University has received a
i David Linn,
DAVID
LINN
Will
practice
in
the
Supreme,
District
and
•j valuabh- and complete set of models
1 N. Fisher.
other
Courts
<>f
th
is
St
ate.
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Recorder,........................................U. S. Havden
Otlice in the building formerly occupied Keeps constantly on hand a lull assortment demonstrating all parts of the human
"Treasurer...........................................Henry l’a|M-
2911. of furniture, consisting of
anatomy.
Marshal................................ James p. McDaniel by O. Jacobs, opposite Court House.
Street Commissioner,.............. l’eter Boschey
BEDSTEADS,
The cases of the State of Oregon vs.
J. GREY JEWELL, M. D,
BUREAUS, '1 'ABT.IX,
S. E. May and his bondsmen, pending
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Physician Á Surgeon,
GUILD MOULDINGS,
in the Marion Circuit Court, agreeable
STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES,
JACKSON VI LL E, OREGON.
Jucksnin illr I.otlsr Xo. 11), 1.1). 0. F„
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to a stipulation, has been referred to
• Hohls its regular meetings every
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS,
Judge Deady.
Satunlay eveningat the od«l Fel­
PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS.
low’s Hall. Brotln-rs in goo«l standing are
R. JEWELL is a gratinate of the Me«li-
I). S. Riggs has an invention for
Invite«! to attend.
J. A. BOYER, N. G.
etc ., i-rru.
<-al Ih-partnient of Georgetown (D. C.)
T hos . T. M c K hnzie , Re«-. S«-«-’y.
mending cracked bells. He lately ex­
Silas J. I»ay, Thos. T. M« K«nzie, Edwin University, and resjH-ctfnlly oilers hi- ser­
Also Doors, Sash and Blinds always on
vices to the citizens of Jacksonville anti the
Smith, Trustees.
hand and made toorder. Planing «lone on perimented in Salem with comph-te
snrrontnling country
Undertaking a spe­ success—mending the bell of Phike
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Ollie«- in Orth's Brick Building ; residence reasonable terms.
cialty.
29tf.
at
John
Conley
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Orrsoiiinii Porahontas Trihr Xo. I. Im­
niath College, weighing 200 pounds.
prove«! order of Red Men, holds its
DRUGS
and
MEDICINES
CIGARS !
state«! councils at the Red Men’s
The eastern bound stage, when four­
Hall the third sun in every seven suns, in
teen miles below Baker City, was
th«» eighth run. A'conliai invitation to all
brothers in go<wl standing.
4 FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK A L- robbed on the evening of November
PAS1I BUKO-
V ways on hand at the
w. u. M c D aniel , s . JOHN
9th. The passengers were not molest-
r. I>. P arsons , C. ot R.
YREKA, CAL,,
lested, but the treasure box was broke
CITY DRUG STORE,
Oregon Division Xo. I.
Keeps Constantly on Hand
open and $150 taken therefrom.
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Sondami Daughters of Temperance, meets
B< 1OKS,
Dr. Hall, an old resident of Oakland,
on Wednesday evening of each week in the Imported & Domestic HAVANA Cigars,
upper story of the District School House.
Douglas county, has just reached home
STATIONERY,
Brothers and.sisters in good standing are in­
from a year’s visit to England. He
vited to attend.
TOILET ARTICLES,
DANIELCRoNEMILLER. W. 1’.
brought with him several trained fer­
ALL OTHER BRANDS,
J ohn A. B oyer , R. S.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
rets, witii which he promises to play
.17’ .SUA’ FRANCISCO PRICES!
havoc with such farm pests as rats,
Warrfn Lo.lir Xo. 10. A. F. k A. M.,
291 y.
Hohls its regular <-omniuni«-ations
mice, squirrels, etc.
\ on the Weilnesday evenings or pre-
<*rdinx the full moon, in Jacksonville, Ore­ EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS.
A Commission compost'd of three
gon.
T. G. REAMES, W. M.
persons from the Philadelphia Mint
M ax M i ' ixer , Sec’y.
< A LI FORN IA S ! KE ET,
Agency for Cowan's King Remedies.
is now at »San Francisco. One of its
Proprietor.
John
Nomanti,
29tf.
ROBB A KAHLER.
Jacksomilk Stamm No. IIs, I. 0. R. I.,
objectsis to take measures to increase
Holds Its regular meetings every Thursday
the capacity of the Branch Mint at
evening at the Odd Fellows' Hall. Brother»
“EXCELSIOR”
Y<)NE
BUT
THE
<
H<>H
EST
AND
BIXT
that place, so as to enable it to coin
in good standing are invited to attend.
A Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars I
JOS. WETTERER, O. <’.
LIVERY STABLE,
all the bullion produced on the Pacific
kept.
M ax M uller , K. S.
DRINKS, 12J CENTS.
(’oast.
Oregon St., Jacksonville.
NO CREDIT IN THE FUTURE—it don’t
As a proof of the continued richness
JiitksoiB ilk Tnrnvrrein No. 1,
MANNING & ISH, Proprietors,
H«»1.H its regular meetings at Turnverein pay. Families needing anything in niv line
of the Ochoco mines, the Democrat is
«-an always I m * supplied with the purest ami
Hall every Saturday evening. Regular Ex-
liest
to
la-found
on
tin-
Coast.
Give
me
a
informed that the two principal own­
ereising everv Tiie-«lav ami Saturday eve­ I
aving just received a new
«•all, ami you will b<- well -atistii <1.
29tf.
ning-.
CHAS. NICKELL, President.
st«.--k of llarm-ss. Buggies ami Car­ ers hav^ already made enough money
K okt . K aui . i it. Ser’y.
riages, «««• are now prepare«! to furnish onr
RAILROAD SALOON,
<-y out of them in the past six months
]>atronsaml th«- puldi«- gem-rallv with as
to buy a trapper’s outfit, and have
California Street,
FINE TURNOUTS
The City Brewery,
gone off into the tnopAtains for a win­
J A * TV >.V I ’H.L E. OIU.OON,
\sean iw- had on the l*a«-ifir <'osi-t. Saddle
h< >r-«— hin-d t«» go to an » part of the country. ter’s sieg«- at fur-getting.
JACKSON COUNTY.
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VEIT S< 11 ETZ.
ENS1KEER.
HENRY PAPf.
THROUGH TICKETS, l.u < rs.
R. -< ni TZ Kl SPEITFUI.I.Y IN-
J form« tiw* ctlkaa>ii« <4 JaA-kw’iivil)«* and
•umiun-loitf <•«»untry th.it l»<- i- ii <» h m mu-
WINIX. l.l'lDH
1.1‘zUoRS AND «T
H<il< E W1NIX.
(•»■turintf. «nJ m ill •-»ti-tantlv k»-« p <»u li.tn-l / 1 HIO1CE
gars
irar-con-tantl»
•••»listanti» on hand. Th«- reading
tlw* very I" *»l
l»«U' r B» « r. Th*»-«* wi-hiit^ ’
labi«* i- al-o -npplwsl m it h Fji-tern |«eri«>di-
a <*»«»l irla-»- «»f lw-«-r ahouhl jri» « m«* n «-all.
eal» ami leailing pap-rs of th«- < 'oaat. 2!Mf.
M
•AGER, LAGER!
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T1IK F.AOT.E 1ÍHEWEHY.
E. S. MORGAN & .C0., -,
Forwarding & Commission Merchants,
Yniinal- B<»I*GIIT ¡ ii ><1 S«»|,l>. Hors»
broke to work »ingle or double. IIor*c*
Itoarded, ami the 1-si of ,-an* In-Mowed tq>*>n
them w bile hi mir < hngr.
r-s- •• i
rti ¿ ids
\»: e
reasonable .
A lila-ral shan-of the publie imtnmagr i»
iteti.
[> t
M INNING a l-li.
LIME FOR SALE,
ani »—
BRICK LAYING * PLASTERING tóNE.
Roseburg. Orojçoi».
niHE PROPRIETOR, J<>S. WETTERER,
1 has now on hand anti is constantly man-
• rfacturing the Isis» Higer Beer in S«>uthern
Oregon, which he will sell in «inantities to
wuit purchasers. Call and text the article
29l£
DR. WM. JACKSON.
»
rpHEUNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM
I th«- public that In- is prepar«*«] to furnish
IV II.L ATTEND FAITH FULLY TO ALL
thejiest quality of lime in «piantities to suit.
Business entrusted toour care.
¡'-'Y' < »nr Forwarding ami Storage < 'barges, All orders left at the Fra neo-American Ho­
from ami after this «late, will be uniform tel or at mv kiln on .Jackson Creek, will be
w ith the charges at Crescent City ami Red­ promptly attended to.
ding.
All (H-rsons desiring any brick-laving or
Soliciting the continued patronage of our plastering dorn-, will do well to call on
friends and the public, we are r< —|>e« tfnll v.
29tL
G. W. HOLT.
E. S. MORGAN A- <’<».
29tf.
WM. BOYER,
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The Oakland (Cal.) Netrs tell- u-
that the income of Alvinza Haywar«!
i« gn-ater than that of any other man
in America, Ile receives in dividend-
from < row n Point -tock ;- alone ssofi,-
non per month. And yet he would
•* r* At**’ .MIT .. IH i i forb.
H
is a confirtnejj invalid, with a little or
no hope of r<i‘overy.
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The Oregonian learns that Donald
MeKy, the famous Warm Spring scout,
recently left Fort Klamath lor the
Umatilla Reservation—where Doctor
McKy, his brother, is stationed as
medical officer—for the purpose ot ar­
ranging for a tour through the cities
' of the East with a party of his braves
¡and giving public exhibitions of war
For legal advertisements, $2.50 j»er square
of 121ines, first insertion, and $1.00 per square
for each subsequent insertion.
A lair reduction from the above rates made
to yearly advertisers.
Yearly advertisements payable quarterly.
Job printing neatly anil promptly executed.
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G ood T eeth .—Civilization makes
Lake Kueka has long been celebrat­ bad work with teeth. Savages are
ed for its attractiveness and beauty, rarely ever troubled with a defect or
and for the innumerable delights it an ache in their dental apparatus. It
and its beautiful surroundings furnish is not hot drinks which destroys them
the pleasure seeker and the sportsman. prematurely, nor warm food, so much
It abounds with fish which are easily
caught in the usual way, but not until as acids, too concentrated in vinegar,
recently was it satisfactorily demon­ pickles, etc., which act directly upon
strated that by the adoption of another I the lime in their comi>osition, and thus
and most extraordinary method the I crumble them.
finny tribe could be induced to visit
The foundation of sound, firm, white
dry land. On the pleasant ¿afternoon teeth must la- laid in early life, by sub­
of the 27th ult., Mrs. Ione Morse, wife sisting on food that contains the ele­
of the late Alyron C. Morse, was fish­ ments which the teeth must have, or
ing at Brandy Bay, on Lake Kueka, they will be imperfectly formed, feeble
in comp.my with her little son Harry. in structure, and fall early in decay.
They were in a skiff a few rods from If wheat flour was never bolted, but
shore, .Mrs. AL fishing from one side eaten with the bran, we find it partially
of the boat, the boy from the other. in the Graham bread, then the system
•Suddenly Airs. AL was startled by a would be abundantly provided with
loud shriek from her boy, and turning the phosphate of lime, the essential
around a most wonderful sight met ingredients for the formation of the
her gaze. The boy’s face was covered teeth.
with blood streaming from a wound
Butter contains a good portion of
in his nose, and by his side in the twat the phosphate of lime, and hence those
lay a large trout, alive and floundering who consume much of it furnish from
and making other demonstrations in­ that source a supply for keeping their
dicating a thorough dislike of his new teeth in good condition. Children arc
•piarters. »Seizing an oar, Mrs. Morse usually lovers of bread and butter, es­
gave his troutship a few well directed pecially if they are habitually fed on
blows, which caused his flopping to white, fine bread. In that way they
cease. It appears that the Ixty, kneel­ obtain something fr»r their teeth, but
ing on the bottom of the boat, was gaz­ by no means enough. The coarser the
ing down into the water, with his food, espociidly bread, the better for
head in pretty close proximity to the young imm »pie. The soundest teeth be­
surface. The trout sprang from the long to persons who have not been
water with great force and seized the reared on delicacies. Poor teeth be­
boy by the nose. The lad, frightened come hereditary, simply because the
and suffering with pain, sprang sud­ ancestral stock was deprived, either
denly back, and this movement un­ by a perverted taste, or the habit of
doubtedly increased the momentum of feasting on rich concentrated diet, de­
the fish, and caused him to la* safely prived of the phosphate of lime which
landed in the bottom of the boat. The nature provides in the covering of
trout weighed eight jwunds. 'The ex­ grain u-ed as food, and in some kinds
hibition in the street of the fish and of flesh on which carnivorous animals
the boy with the wounded nose caused I i ve. XV’e can not have sound teeth
great excitement and wonderment. unless the stomach has the right ma-
.1. C. Mills has taken a beautiful pho­ tcrials for their manufacture.
tograph of the parties, including the
trout, which he has had copv-righted.
B ee < her ’ s G esticulation .—Hen­
Verily this is one of the most wonder- ry Ward Beecher’s gesticulation is as
fi-li stories ever recorded.— Pen Yun vigorous as his language, and a forcible
E.rpr< ss.
illustration of this was rendered during
his address before the Evangelical Alli­
T he question of making Astoria the 1 ance. Tin- collapse of the pulpit in the
point of transfer of grain carg<H?s from Rev. Dr. Adams’ church was only pre­
steamlMiats to .-hips, is agitating the vented by the removal of the Bible
press of the interior of Oregon ; and, upon which Mr. Beecher was vigor­
although it is “none of our funeral,” ously hammering, and that the remov­
yet we can hardly help referring to it. al was made none to soon, was shown
That Portland is located too far from by the fact that under his sledge-ham­
the sea, nolxHly denies; nor will any mer blows otic bracket of the pulpit
one dispute that the bars in the lower had given way and fallen, the cushion
Willamette river are serious impedi­ was slowly settling and a few more
ments to sea-going vessels. But how thumps would have brought the whole
to get the export trade away from concern, Bible, desk and all upon the
Portland and throw it to a point lower heads of the French delegation, who
down the Columbia, is quite another were sittingjust below it. The French­
conundrum. Years ago, when Port­ men would hardly have enjoyed so
land was poor and weak, the Pacific forcible an illustration as that of Mr.
Mail Company, (then the most power­ Beecher’s vigorous pulpit oratory.
ful corporation on the Pacific coast),
sought to build up St. Helens, and re­
M aterials from which P aper is
duce Portland to a rat-hole. In spite M ade .—The materials of which paper
of all their efforts, it failed. How will is manufactured are vegetable substan­
such an effort result now when Port­ ces containing filler, anti are not so lim­
land is opulent and powerful ? Asto­ ited in number or kinds as is commonly
ria is ambitions, and as we admin­ supposed. Linen and cotton waste,
ambition we must admire Astoria. sweepings of flax mills, jute, surat,
But it tak(-s money to buy grain and straw, linden and other woods, hemp
factors to sell it forexport abroad ; and and many other sub-dunces offer a long
it generally requires banks to furnish catalogue of materials from which to
capital for such undertakings. Port­ choose that most suitable for making
land has banks and the foreign com­ the particular description of |»a|H*r
merce ; and we think-he will continue wanted. A!ni<»-t every day new names
to hold the trade, unless A-toria can arc added to the li-t; from th«- m<»-t
furnish richer hank- and heavier irn- unpromising and ap|Kin*ntly worth!«—-»
|M>rters. Nevertheless, wo -ay :
-ub-tanci—, if is found that notne kind
inain i/ui meruit fcrat,” which mean-, of |M|s*r can is* iiutde, pmvi<|ei| the
let tilt-longc*st | h »I c kn«M-k d«»un the original »nateriai !*• fibrous.
|H-r-imm«iti-.—C»»«ix llay News.
T heory of K effin «, Fka.s.—A
A tea - c « m » nh i . of ammonia in one w riter in the Rural N'ctr-York* r thu­
gallon of warm water will often re*n»re gtv«— hi* mode «»f keeping egg- f«»r
the color of carja-t- even if |*ro«iuce«l py culinary | hi rj•»»-«*-: Our theory of
arid or alkali. If a ceiling has I m - vii keeping • gg- i- t«> kiH’p the yolk well
whitewa-hisl with caqiet down, and a incl«*Mxl w ithin the glair, or white of
few • Imps arc visible, this will remove the egg. How toil«» it i- the question.
it. Or, after the <*ar|M*t is well beaten Simply imitate mother “Biddy.” when
<,nd . ■« a.-..« «I ¿.'o<n a..*• V.»
»»..i».* sitting, by turning the eggs over daily,
will no|ton[y extractgreasqfliut fresh«!! or once Ju* two <| V three ^ays J* most,
the color. C
( Ine pipi of gall in 3 gallons \Ve have never had
ad any troublein kèei-
of warm water will do a large carpet. ing eggs from October to May; and I
'Table and floor cloths may be thus think they would keep one or two years,
washed. The suds left from a wash, if necessary. We simply lay them in
when ammonia is used, even if almost something that will hold from one to
cold, cleanse these new floor-cloths well. two dozen, and fasten so they can be
.S outherners as F ighters .— turned without much trouble.
General Hooker, in the late reunion of
W omen to the F ront .—one of the
the Army of the ('umberland, referred
features
of the recent election for coun­
to the ('onfedcrate Army, against which
ty
officers
In Illinois wttMhal in twonty-
he had fought, in these terms ;
Search the world over, aud you Will niue count»;» wtaoen were aspiring <»n