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jprnwn’atit ours.
SATURDAY,
JANUARY 24, 1874
AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.
Geo. I*. Rowell A Co..
S. M. 1’ettingill A' Co
L. P. Fisher,...............
Thos. Boyce...............
L. Samuel...................
Dan. L. Green............
.............. New York.
............. New York.
....... San Francisco.
........ San Francisco
................. Portland.
.Josephine County.
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
M. E. CiiVBCii.—Religious services every
Sunday, at the usual hours, bv the Rever­
end* J. W. Stahl. N. A. Starrand M. A.
Williams, alternately.
C atholic CllUlU'H.— Divine Services ev­
ery Sunday, at the usual hour, by Rev. Fa­
ther Blanchett.
M. E. S unday S chool .—Regular meetings
every Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
C atholic S unday ’ S chool . — Regular
meetings every Sunday afternoon, at two
o'clock.
OI K Anvr.llTISF.RS.
SACHS BROS.
This enterprising firm has one of the
largest, most complete and superior
stock of goods to be found anywhere. I !
During a long mercantile career among
us, they have gained an enviable rep­
utation as competent, honorable busi­
ness men, and have established a large
and growing custom. Here may be
found those affable knights of the yard­
stick, A. 1’. Owen and J. W. Crutcher,
who are always pleased to wait on
those who may favor them with a call.
It is useless to attempt a description
of their mammoth stock ot goods ; but
suffice it to say that everything in
their line may be obtained at the very
lowest prices.
outs are excelled by none.
M. CATON
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
TRl'STEEN.
Can’t be beat in his avocation. lie
cau make as fine a boot, and a good
fitting one, too, as the next man, while
he does repairing in first-class style.
The Captain’s charges are reasonable,
and persons desiring anything in his
line should call on him.
BOARD
OF I j B WHITE
WHITE & MARTIN
T uesday E vening , Jan. 20,1874.
A regular meeting of the Board of i
Town Trustees was held this evening.
Present—Messrs. Linn, Wilson, Fisher
and Helms. Absent—President Bilger.
Mr. Linn was chosen President pro
tem., and the minutes of last meeting '
KUBLI & WILSON
Proprietors of the “Union” livery sta­ read and approved.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
ble, have lately completed an immense
The
committee appointed to receive
stable, and are better than ever pre­
pared to furnish the public with certain funds from C. C. Beekman, the
the best of turn-outs. Horses, mules, holder of money donated for a Fire
etc., boarded any length of time at Engine fund, made the following re­
most reasonable rates.
port:
A TT() Il X E VS- AT- LA W.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALEX. MARTIN.
Notice of Final Settlement.
(Successors to James T. Glenn,)
In the County Court of the State of Oregon
for Jackson county. Sitting in Probate
January 9th, 1874.
In the matter of the Estate of L. Ganung,
deceased.
ANEY GANUNG, ADMINISTRATRIX
of said Estate, having filed in said Court
her final account for settlement, and also
praying for an order for setting the time for
nearing the same ; therefore notice is hereby
given that said final account will be heard
and determined in said Court on
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Z
CALIFORNIA STREET,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Tuesday, the 3d day of March, 1874,
at which time nil persons having any objec­
tions to said final account anil settlement,
must then and there make the same.
By order of Hon. E. B. Watson, County
Judge.
p. DUNN, Clerk.
January 17th, 1874.
3x6.
LOW PRICES WILL WIN !
“Your Committee, appointed under the
The legal fraternity is ably repre­ resolution passed by the Board of Trustees
receive certain moneys held by C. C.
WHITE A MARTIN.
sented by II. K. Hanna, Kahler A to
Beekman, who desired to transfer the cus­ rplIE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEAS-
Among the many large and popular Watson, and Stinson & Neil, who ably tody of the same to tho Town Trustees, to L ure in notifying their friends and the
Redemption of State Relief Bonds.
public
generally
that
they
are
now
receiving
hilliness houses that this State boasts transact all business entrusted to them. be held by them in trust as a special Fire and opening a very large and extensive
Engine fund, it having been donated for
STATE OF OREGON,
)
P. 0. REGISTER AND TRAVELER'S GUIDE.
of, there is none that can be pointed
t hat purpose, beg leave to report that in pur­ stock of
ST. MARY’S ACADEMY.
T keasukek ’ m O ffice ,
,>
of said resolution they received the
S alem , Jan. 3d, 1874. )
to with more pride than the extensive
Stages leave Jacksonville as follows ;
This old and justly popular institu­ suance
said moneys—$357, with $7 of a ditch fund ;
applicable for redemption, twenty-
For Rock Point, Grant's Pass and Rose­ enqiorium of White A Martin. Both tion is as ever in a flourishing condi­ in all $366—and passed a receipt lbr the same.
STAPLE DRY-GOODS, Amount
four thousand and five hundred dollars
burg, every day at 8:45 A. M. Mail closes at
We
have
also
drawn
from
the
Town
Treas
­
(824,500.)
members of the firm are old and highly tion, being attended by a large num­ ury the sum of $34, deposited as a fire fund,
8 A. M.
C1EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
For Pluvnix. Ashland. Yreka and Red- respected residents and business men
and added it to the above sum, aggregating
Heady-Made Clothing,
U c<dved by the undersigned at liis office,
d'tig. California, every day at 10:30 a . m . of this county, and richly merit the ber of pupils. The Academy offers su­ $400, upon receipt of which we loaned it out
at Salem, until February 7, 1874, for the sur­
perior
facilities
for
the
education
of
upon
good
security.
It
has
been
returned
Mail closes at 10 A. M.
large business they transact. The
render ot Relief Bonds, issued under pro-
For Applegate, Kerbyville, Waldo and lowest prices here prevail, and the the fair sex, and gives eminent satis­ to us, together with $8 interest, making the AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, yismns of an Act of the Legislative Assem­
sum
total
now
in
hand
$408
in
safe
deposit,
Crescent City, every Monday and Thursday
faction to all concerned. Music, draw­ to be re-loaned when opportunity oilers.
bly <>t the State of Oregon, granting relief
morning, at 3 o'clock. Mail closes at * 1’. M. wants of their numerous customers are ing, sowing, are also taught here.
to volunteers of this State, enlisted in the
the preceding evening.
ably attended to by our amiable and
Hats and Caps,
service ot the I nited States, approved Octo­
IL v. H elms , J Committee.
WATT A KU M,
The mail for Central Point. Tabb' Rock, accommodating friends, E. D. Foudray
ber 24, 1864, at tho lowest rate, not exceed­
After reading the report, on motion
Eagle Point, Brownsborough and Sam's and E. R. Reames.
ing par value, as mav redeem tho greatest
Saddlers, Ashland, although a new
California & Salem Cloths and Blankets, number of Bonds. Bids to include interest
Valley leaves every Wednesday morning;
firm, are doing a good business, They of Mr. Wilson, it was ordered to be
to date of surrender, and to bo addressed,
J
JOHN BlLGEll
cloaea the evening preceding.
L. FLEISCHNER,
The mail for Linkville. Hot Springs. Yia- Keeps one of the largest and best sup- have lately received a full supply of entered in full upon the journal.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Treasurer of State,
nox and Lake City, leaves A-iiland every
The committee to whom was referred
_
Salem, Oregon.
plies of tin-ware, stoves, hardware, saddlery stock. Their prices are rea-
Monday morning.
January- 10th, 1874 .
2x5.
the petition of Day & Ratrie made a
Money order office open from 9 a . m . to etc., which he sells at the most liberal sonable.
Ladies
’
,
Misses'
and
Children's
Shod.
S. COHN,
5 P. M.
rejtort, which was accepted and the
O ffice H ours —From 7 a . m . to 7 p . m .; prices. The repairing and jobbing de­ Who holds forth on Oregon street, lias
Redemption of State Bounty Bonds.
committee discharged. In their report
Sundays, 30 minutes after arrival of stages. partment is ably presided over by
Mail matter must be in on time or it will Henry l’enn, who cannot be excelled a superior supply of dry goods, gro­ the committee say that they had con-
STATE OF OREGON,
)
not go.
M ax M uller , P. M.>
as a superior workman. Call on Mr. ceries, fancy goods, cigars and tobacco, i ferred with the petitioners, and that
T reasurer ' s O ffice ,
V
We have also in connection with the above
Salem,
Jan.
3d,
1874.
J
which
he
sells
at
the
lowest
prices.
a
very
large
and
fine
stock
of
choice
Bilger and ascertain his prices before
they refused to give security to the
R obbery .—A Mr. Barron, brother making purchases elsewhere.
Call and see him.
Amount applicable for redemption, forty-
Town for any and all damages that
four thousand and eight hundred dollars
of Major Barron, of this county, was
EAGLE
SAMPLE
ROOMS.
GROCERIES, GLASSWARE, QUEENS-
MORRIS MENSOK,
($44,800.)
robbed of upwards $2,000, white on his On Oregon Street, has one of the most
John Noland, proprietor of this fa­ might result from their mining opera
QEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
WARE. HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
1 j eeived by the undersigned at his office,
way to Las Cruces from Santa l e, New complete assortment of groceries, dry vorite resort, keeps the best of liquors, tions and extension of flume.
FAINTS, OILS, NAILS, WIN­
at Salem, until February 7,1874, for the sur­
BILLS
ORDERED
PAID.
Mexico. He left this county for the goods, clothing, boots and shoes, fancy cigars, etc., and consequently receives
render of Bounty Bonds, issued under pro­
DOW GLASS, CAST AND
The following claims against the
visions ot an Act of the Legislative Assem­
former place a short time ago, in­ goods, which he dispenses at very rea­ a good share of patronage. He is al­
bly
of the State of Oregon, granting Bounty
tending to go into the sheep business sonable rates. By his liberal prices ways well prepared to furnish all those Town were ordered paid: N. Fisher,
STEEL FLOWS, WOOD­
to Volunteers of this State, enlisted in the
there.
service of the United State, approved Octo­
and accommodating manners he has wishing anything in his line the purest $4.25 5; Town Attorney, quarter’s salary
EN AND WILLOW
ber 24th, 1864, at the lowest rate, not exceed­
and
best.
to December last, $25
$ —Total, $29.25.
R eading and C hess (’ lx b .—Steps gained a large share of the public pat­
ing par value, as may redeem the greatest
WARE, ETC.
JOHNSON A HEARN,
numlier of Bonds. Bids to include interest
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
have been in progress fur forming a ronage, which shows pro-peels of a
to
date of surrender, and to I m * addressed,
large increase.
Forwarding and Commission Mer­
R. S. Dunlap, Town Sexton, submit­
L. FLEISCHNER,
reading and chess club in this place,
E. JACOBS,
Treasurer of State,
chants
at
Redding,
Cal.,
attend
to
all
ted his report for the last two quarters,
and on la-t Wednesday evening,
Salem, Oregon.
Underneath
the
T
imes office, in Orth’s business entrusted to them in a prompt, showing the receipt of $35, and reports
We are now ready to sell anything in our
January 10th, 1874.
2x5.
enough names having been secured,
line at lowest cash prices. Persons wishing
Mark your no expenditures. He says: “I regret to
brick building, is another enterprising business-like manner.
buy goods will find it greatly to their ad­
the club was organized. E. D. Fou­
vantage
to examine our stock before pur­
busine-s man. Keeping, as he does, goods care of J. & 11., Redding.
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate.
to «ay that the carriage road through chasing elsewhere,
dray was elected President; George a complete stock of everything, he
as we are determined not
MADAME HOLT,
l>e undersold by any house in Jackson
Brown, Vice-President; J. W. Crutch­ has established a good custom and a Of the Franco-American, is as ever the cemetery is not set with posts as I to
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
county.
I the Comity Court for Jackson county,
er, Secretary, and Dr. Wm. Jackson, .reputation for selling his articles very always ready to furnish the public with have all along recommended, and beg
State
of < tregon, the undersigned Adminis­
the Board to give the matter serious
Treasurer. The room over the barber­ low. lie doubtless understands his a square meal or comfortable bed.
trator of the Estate of Stephen Watson, de­
ceased. will oiler for sale at public auction
consideration at an early day.” Report
shop has been secured, and is now be­ business.
E. S. MORGAN & CO.,
^ff*Give us a call, and then judge for for cash at the Court House door in Jackson­
ROBB <S. KAIILER,
ordered on file.
I vdurself as to our capacitv to furnish goods ville, Oregon, on
ing prepared in a suitable manner.
as above.
WHITE A MARTIN.
<
)f
the
(
’
itv
Drug Store, keep constantly Forwarding and Commission mer­
The Club will meet in their room this
The
quarterly
report
of
the
Town
chants at Roseburg, by the superior
29tf.
Monday, the lbth day of Feb'y, 1874,
evening for the transaction of business. on hand a full supply of superior drugs,
Treasurer
was
called
for,
but
none
was
manner in which they carry on their
the following described real property situ­
medicines, etc. Although the only business, have gained a good patron­ received..
YSIAT1C CHOLERA IN CHINA.
I. (). O. F. I nstallation .—At a
ated in Jackson county, Oregon, belonging
drug store in town, the proprietors by age. Persons shipping goods by way
to said Estate, to-wit :
The Recorder then laid before the
Almost Every Case Cured With
regular meeting of Ashland Lodge,
The undivided one-half of Donation I .and
no means take advantage of their mo- of Roseburg should mark them care Board documents from the County
Claim
No. 55, known as the Donation Claim
»
No. 45, I. O. O. F., held January 10th, noj>oly of the business, but sell as rea­ of E. S. M. & Co.
THE PAIN-KILLER! of Sewall
Truax, containing one hundred
Commissioners
’
Court,
which
were
ex
­
1874, D. D. G. M. Edwin Smith in­ sonably as ever. They also keep a full
and filly-nine and ninety-two hundredths
JOHN I’ASIIBURG,
stalled the following officers elected for supply of school books, stationery, Of Yreka, sells imported and domestic amined and by motion laid upon the
D ear S irs : During a residence of some | (159.92-160) acres. The undivided one-half
ten
in Siam and China, as a mission­ of Donation Land Claim No. 56, known as
the ensuing term : M. Baum, N. G.; b<x»ks of all kinds, perfumery, etc. Havana cigars and all other first-class table. Said documents referred to ary, years
I found your l’ain-Killer a most valua­ the claim of John Rankin and Jane Rankin,
Our
gay
young
friend,
Robt.
Kahler,
road
matters.
ble
remedy
for that fearful scourge the containing three hundred and twenty and
W. W. Rentnor, V. G.; E. DePeatt,
forty-four hundreds (320.44-100) acres.* All
superintends the prescription depart­ brands of cigars at San Francisco prices.
An order passed requiring the Re Clmleni.
R. S.; W. T. Leek, P. S.; J. N. Neil, ment with ability.
In administering the medicine I found it of Donation Lmd Claim No. 58, known as
GEORGE SCHUMPF.
effectual to give a teaspoonful of Pain- the claim of Stephen Watson, containing
Treasurer; W. M. Flower, W.; II. S.
For a clean shave or anything in the corder to prepare the annual statement most
m ’ call & co.,
Killer in a gill of hot water sweetened with one hundred anil sixty and fourteen hun­
(160.14-100) acres. All being in
Emery, Conductor; W. Beeson, R. S. Of Ashland, are doing a rushing busi­ barber line, call on the above gentle­ of receipts and expenditures of the sugar ; then, after alwnit fifteen minutes, be­ dredths
I Town, and post the same a month be­ gin to giveabouta tablespoonful ot the same Township 36, S. Range 2 West.
N. G.; F. W. Ewing, L. S. N. G.; O. ness. They have their store chuck man. He gives eminent satisfaction.
Salo to commence at 1 o’clock p. m . of said
mixture every few minutes until relief was
day.
JOHN WATSON.
fore
the
annual
election.
obtained.
Apply
hot
applications
to
the
ex
­
G. W. HOLT
Mickelson, R. S. V. G.; S. E. Watt, full of the best of everything in their
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Administrator of said Estate.
tremities.
Bathe
thostomach
with
the
Pain-
After much conversation in reference Killer, clear, ami rub th<* limbs briskly. Of
L. S. V. G.; R. J. Minnis, L. S. S.; line, which they mete out to their cus­ Does all kinds of brick-laying and
G. W. Stephenson, R. S. S.; S. II. tomers at moderate prices.
plastering in the most superior inan- to the matter recommended by the those who had the Cholera, and took the
Sheriff's Sale.
medicine
faithfully, in the way stated above,
Chitwood, Chaplain.
DAVID LI NX,
ner. He is also prepared to furnish Sexton, regarding the placing of posts eight out of ten recovered.
Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND
lime
of the best quality in quantities around the circular road within the R ev .,R. TELFORD, Missionary in China.
A shland G range .—Worthy Mas­ the pioneer carpenter and furniture
order of sale duly issued by 1’. Dunn,
D
ear
S
irs
:
During
a
long
resident.«
in
to suit.
cemetery,
for
the
protection
of
the
Clerk
of the Circuit Court tor Jackson coun-
dealer,
is
as
ever
always
ready
to
sup
­
?,
China
I
have
used
your
valuable
Pain-Kil
­
ter Daniel Clark, of the State Grange,
M RS. OLIVER
i
tv, State of Oregon, and to me directed and
ler,
both
in
my
own
family
and
among
the
grounds
and
shrubbery
outside
of
the
on the 17th inst. installed the following ply all those desiring anything in his Is prepared to weave carpets in the
Chinese, and have found it a most excellent delivered, in favor of Elizabeth Hays and
line
with
the
best
of
everything.
He
road,
it
was
considered
that
the
pres
­
medicine, in the summer of 1S62 and 1863, against V. S. Ralls and Catharine Ralls, for
as officers of Ashland Grange for the
recovery of five hundred and twenty-
has a competent corps of mechanics, most artistic style and at reasonable ent Cemetery Committee had authori­ I while residing in Shanghai, I found it an al­ the
most certain cure for elmlera, if used in five dollars and twenty-three cents ($525.23)
ensuing year : D. S. K. Buick, W. and is therefore prepared to do all rates. Give her a call, you that de-
ty to go on and have the work done time. Indeed, using it in a great many in­ in gold coin, with interest at the rate of one
M.j A. D. Helman, O.; S. B. Crans­ kinds of carpenter and furniture work sire first-class carpets.
stances, I do not remember failing in a sin­ per cent. |M»r month from tho 19th day of
immediately. Adjourned.
gle ease. For three years I have been resid­ November, 1873, and ten per cent, for coun­
ton, L.; W. Beeson, Secretary ; John in a superior manner.
THE BUTTE CREEK MILLS
ing in this place, more than fifty miles from sel fees, togethei with twenty-seven dollars
JOHN NEUBER
Neil, S.; Jas. Helms, A. S.; II. Root,
Are still busily engaged in manufac-
L ocal B revities .—Two granges a physician, and have been obliged often to and fortv <*ents ($27.40) costs and accruing
fall on my resources in eases of sickness. costs, I IiaY'e levied upon and will proceed
C.; 11. Thornton, G. K.; J. P. Walker, Has on hand a most complete stock of turing first-class flour. Although a are now in operation in this county. The
Chinese come in great numbers for to sell at public auction, to the highest bid­
T.; M. C. Beeson, L. A. S.; J. Buick, jewelry, watches, elocks, etc. He also new institution, it receives a good pat­ We shall give the grangers’ movement I medicine and advice. Though without der for cash in U. S. gold coin, at the Court
medical knowledge ourselves, the few sim­ House door in Jacksonville, in said county,
Cere«; E. E. Tolman, P.; Frances keeps the best of tobacco and cigars, ronage.
a
complete
analysis
in
the
future.
ple remedies we can command are so much on
RAILROAD SALOON,
in advance even of their physicians that we
Meyers, F. The Grange started with pipes, toys, etc., all of which he will
Judge A Nunan wish those indebt­ have almost daily applications. We allow Saturday, January 24th, A. D. 1874,
sell
cheap.
He
is
agent
for
the
Flor
­
Of
which
Henry
Pape
is
the
engineer,
the full number of ■ charter members,
them to come, because it brings us in con­ at 1 o’clock r. M.ofsaid day, tho followingde-
which is limited to 30, many being ence anil Grover & Baker Sewing is one of the most popular resorts Jack­ ed to them to give their note, if not tact with them and opens a door of useful­ scribed real property, to-wit : Claim num­
ness. In diarrhea, colic, vomiting, cholera, ber fifty (50) described in Notification num­
unable to gain admission on that ac­ Machines. Repairing done in the sonville boasts of. None but the best prepared to settle in cash.
coughs, etc., your Pain-Killer has been my ber six thousand three hundred and seventy-
best
manner.
of cigars, wines, liquors, etc., are kept
count.
E. I>. Foudray has something to chief medicine. Yours, very truly,
four (»>374), it l>eing a part of Sections six (6),
BEX. SACHS,
R ev . T. P. C rawford , Tanehow, China. one(l), thirty-one (31) and thirty-six (36),
here.
say
in
another
column
to
those
who
are
G reat E xcitement .—Quite a fu­ Successor to Anton Ullman, is, with
Townships thirty-six (36) and thirty-seven
E. C. BROOKS
(37), Range two (2) and three (3) West, be­
Those
using
Pain-Killer
should
strictly
indebted
to
the
T
imes
office
during
the
rore was oecasioiu-’d last week by the that festive chap, Steve Hubbard, ever Keeps on hand a full supply of fine
ginning at a ]s>int South 62° 15”, West from
observe the following directions :
At tho commencement of the disease, take the Northeast comer of Section one (I),
reported discovery of the remains of ready to accommodate everybody. jewelry, watches, etc., and also a full proprietorship of J. N. T. Miller & Co.
a teaspoonful ot Fain-Killer in sugar and Township thirty-seven (37), South Range
a German, who mysteriously disap­ Ben. keeps a variety store excelled by supply of the new series of school
Daniel Clark, Esq., W. M. of the water, and then bathe freely across the three (3), West twenty-five chains and thir­
links ; thence East thirty chains ; thence
peared about four months ago. He none, and invites the public to call and books just adopted in this State, which State Grange, after organizing two stomach and bowels with the l’ain-Killer teen
clear. .Should the diarrhea ami cramp con­ North fifty-three chains and thirty-four
was supjiosed to lie i>ossessed of consid­ see his superior stock.
he sells at very liberal rates. Give granges in this county, left for St. tinue, repeat the dose eY'ery fifteen minutes. links; thence West thirty chains ; thence
In this way the dreadful*scourge may be South fifty-three chains and thirty-four
him
a call.
WM. BOYER,
erable money, and as there was no ap­
Louis, to be in attendance on the Na­ cheeked,
and the patient relieved in tho links, containing one hundred and sixty­
VEIT 8CIIUTZ,
acres (160), more or less, together with all
parent reason why he should have ab­ Next door west to White <fc Martin,
the
course
of a few hours.
tional Grange.
and
singular the tenements, hereditaments
N.
B.
—
Be
suro
and
get
the
genuine
article;
Of
the
City
Brewery,
manufactures
a
sconded, it Is surmised that he has been does a flourishing business, lie keeps
and it is recommended bv those who have and appurtenances thereunto belonging or
G range I nstituted .—Daniel Clark, used the Pain-Killer for the cholera, that in in anywise apjiertaining.
foully dealt with. Suspicion seems to on hand a splendid supply of groceries, superior article of lager, and receives
All the above described property is lying
cases the patient take two (or more)
a
good
share
of
public
patronage.
Per
­
fruits
in
season,
farmer
’
s
produce,
to
­
W.
M. of the State Grange, last Mon­ extreme
rest upon a half-breed, named Albert
and being in the County of Jackson ana
teaspoonfuls instead of one.
bacco, and everytl^ng to be found in sons desiring beer should call on Veit day organized a grange in this city, and
The PAIN-KILLER is sold by all Drug­ State of Oregon, and levied upon as the
Johnson, who has been spending money
gists and Dealers in Family Medicines.
property of the said V. S. Railsand Catha­
a first-class variety store. “Quick sales and test his article.
installed the following persons as offi­
rather promiscuously lately, and who and small profits” is his motto.
Price, 25 and 50 cents and $1.
rine Ralls to satisfy the foregoing demands.
O. COOLIDGE,
PERRY DAVIS A SON,
t . t . M c K enzie ,
cers of the same for the ensuing year: E.
was, upon testimony .of a squaw, seen
Manufacturers and Proprietors, 136 High
PHYS1CIAXS AXI) SURGEONS.
Sheriff of Jackson countv.
Of the Ashland Nursery, has about the Walker, W. M.; R. A. Miller, Secretary;
Dec. 19th, 1873.
5It*d.
prowling about the missing man’s cabin
The medical profession is well rep­ best assortment of shade, nut-bearing F. Flymale, O.; W. J. Plymale, L.; Miss Street, Providence, R. I.
the same day it is thought he disap­ resented by Doctors Jewell, Danforth and fruit trees ever brought to this Annie Miller, L. A. S.; H. Q. Dollarhide,
peared. A short time ago a foul stench an<l Belt. They are old practitioners county. All of which he sells cheap. S.; J. A. Grieve, A. S.: J. Dollarhide, C.;
BEN. SACHS,
M. Hanly, T.; Jas. A. Cardwell, G. K.;
was discovered issuing from a tunnel and graduates of the best medical
THE EAGLE BREWERY,
Cal. St., (one door east of White dr Martin,)
Mrs. Josephine Plymale, C.; Miss Jemi­
on Rich Gulch, which he passed on his schools, and the public reposes much Run by our jovial friend, Jos. Wetter- ma Dollarhide, F.; Mis» Abrilla Ross, P.
COME FORWARD!
JACKSONVILLE, 00N.
faith in them.
way to town, and the conclusion was
er, manufactures beer equal if not su­
nd
pay
up
your
taxes
on
or
Has Just Iteceiverl a Complete <fr Fine Stock of
DR. WM. JACKSON.
A F riend in N eed . —Dr. Wifitar’s
immediately arrived upon that his re­
before the 31st day of January, 1874,
perior to any in the State, which ac­
This gentleman, ably representing
NUTS & CANDIES,
and save costs. All persons who have paid
Balsam of Wild Cherry is a friend in deed.
mains were hid therein. District At­
counts
for
the
large
custom
it
receives.
their
taxes
with
the
raise
made
by
the
State
the dental profession as he does, can Joe sells the beverage at the lowest Who lias not found it such in curing all dis­ Board of Equalization, can have that portion TOYS FOR HOLIDAYS,
torney Neil set several men to work
eases of the lungs and throat,-coughs, colds, returned by presenting their receipts at my
ever
be found at his office on Califor­ prices.
cleaning out the opening, but nothing
TOHACCO
CIGARS,
and pulmonary’ affections, and “last, not office on or before the 10th day of March,
nia street. He has all the latest meth­
1874.
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DAVIS*
press
least,” Consumption 1 The sick are assured
further was elicited, except that a fire ods for the extracting, filling, etc., of
SUPERIOR GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS,
Sheriff of Jackson county.
had been built in the tunnelat one time. the teeth, and has built up a prosper­ For hay, cotton or wobl is unexcelled. that the high standard of excellence on
Jacksonville, Jan. 8th, 1873.
2.
PIPES, BASKETS, CUTLERY,
The latest conclusions arrived at seem ous and increasing business by his Those desiring one should call or ad­ which the popularity of this preparation is
I based, will always be maintained by the
to be that alarmed at the stench, the skill in every branch of the business. dress O. A. Davis, Ashland.
KanAree Notions and School Books,
DAVIS’ PRESS,
proprietors.
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assassins burned the body and remov­
Several other advertisements appear
MANNING & ksn,
ed the ‘bones. The tunnel is of great
in the T imes , but our crowded space
size, and it will take much money Of the “Excelito^’ livery stable, have
and time to thoroughly examine the a first-class stock of buggies and a forbids even a passing mention at pres­
number* of fine horses. Their turn- ent
many recesses.
F or the very best Photographs, go to
Bradlev & Rulotson’s Gallerv without stairs
—JOT ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 429
I Montgomery Street, 8an Francisco, Cal.
•
* *‘ ETC., ETC.,
OR HAY,. COTTON OR WOOL, IS NO ■
doubt the best hand press now in use.
Which he will sell at Wholesale and Re-
Address,
O. A. DAVIS,
tail at th® lowest rates. Give him a call.
Ashland, Oregon.
Jacksonville, Nov. 7,1873.
45tr.
49tf
Ashland, Dee. 5th, 1873,
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