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THE DEMOCRATIC TIMES.
Published Every Saturday Morning
Official Paper for Jackson & Josephine
—BY—
P. D. HULL &. CHAS. NICKELL,
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Publishers and Proprietors.
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OFFICE—On Oregon Street, in Orth's Brick
Building.
Kates of Nnb«M*rl|>ti«»n:
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VOL. IV.
JACKSONVILLE, .OGN, SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1874
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Ladies' and Gentlemen's
NO. 15.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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at the following rales :
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For legal advertisements, $2.50 per square
<>fl2Iines, first insertion,and $1.00pei*t>quare
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. ♦
A P lacer M ining M achine .—Mr. f
LaNiece, of San Bernardino, has in­
By a telegraphic dispatch received
STATE OF OREGON.
J. GREY JEWELL. M. D,
The nineteenth century has wit­ vented a “Dry Wash Machine,” \yhich
FURNISHING and
Governor,......................................... !.. F. Grover
last Friday morning, in this place, from nessed many and great discoveries.
is thus descrilied in the Guardian, of
Physician A Surgeon,
Hecretary of Stat«'..................... S. F. Cha«lwi< k
Umatilla Landing, the citizens of
in 1 soi) Fulton took out the first in­ the 14th ult: “It is composed of a 4
Treasurer, ..................................... L. FI iùm -I iikt
Pendleton learned that Col. L:t Dow, vention of the steamboat.
JACKSONVILLE, ORF.<• ON.
State Printer,.......................... Eugene Semple
GOODS our
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A
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Ä
hopper, a cylinder about- three feet inV
fellow townsman, had been nomi­
The first steamboats which made length, two feet in diameter in the end
FIRST JI DICIAL DISTRICT.
nated for Congress by’ the Democratic regular trips across the Atlantic ocean
I’. I*. Prim
Circuit Judgi
District Attorney,............................ J. K. Neil 1 \K. JEWELL is a graduate of tin» Medi-
BOYS' and GIRLS’
State Convention then in session
sion at were the “Sirius” and the “Great next the hopper, and three feet in di­
ameter on the outside end ; a screen
I ' cal Department of Georgetown (D. C.)
Albany, Sundry of our citizens gave Western,” in 1830.
J \« K"O\ «’OEXTY.
about one foot beneath the cylinder ;
County Judge................................E B. Watson University, and respectfully otters his ser­ li EA I) Y- MA I) E
1 h<* first public application to prac­ a table about a foot beneath the screen ;
CLOT II IXG, vent to their hilarous feelings by
vices
to
tin»
citizens
of
Jacksonville
and
the
b Wagner,
burning considerable powder on the tical use of gits
<r;Ls for illumination was a trough suspended to and beneath the
County Commissioners......
II. Drake surrounding country
banks
of
th«'
Umatilla
.River.
*
Otlice
in
Orth
’
s
Brick
Building;
residence
made
in
180
“
.
...Thos*.
T
McKenzie
Sheri If.............
table, and a fan liehind and attached
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ROOTS AND SiloES,
Col. La Dow was born in Cayuga
. P. Dunn at John Conley’s.
Clerk,..............
In 1813 the streets of London were to the table. The placer dirt is put
............
John
Bilger
Treasurer,.....
county, New York, March 1826 ; he is, for the first time lighted with gas.
.......... I). H . Ta x’ lor
into the hopper, from which it is pass­
Assessor.........
Dr. J. C. BELT.
In 1813 there was built in Waltham, ed to the cylinder. The cylinder be­
Nehool Su|M‘riutendent,. ....... W . .1. Stanley
FINE TOYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, consequently, forty eight years of age.
In 1839 his father emigrated to Chi- Mass., a mill believed to have been the
Surveyor,........................... .......... J. S. IL »ward
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
.1. N. Bl
Coroner............... ................
eago, Illinois; and in 1811 Col. La first in the world, which combined all ing smaller at the inside end than the
Jacksonville. Oregon.
Official Pap'r,. ................ D emo « k \nc T imes
Dow commenced the study’ of law, the requirements of making finished outside, “sheds its own refuse,” or in
(LOTH ING,
other words the coarse dirt all passes
JOSEI'HIXE COVNTY.
first with S. S. Jones, of St. Charles, cloth from raw cotton.
from it to the ground, the fine dirt,
County Judge,.................................... L B. Silers
Illinois, and subsequently’ with Col.
In 1790 there were only 25 Post- containing the precious “sand,” falls
M• •
I (>eo. S. Mat hews« >n Having located in the town of Jacksonville, CIGARS
and TOBACCO. Strode, of Woodstock, Illinois. In offices in the whole country’; and up
Co. ( omnussionors.
p slu m
i<>r the purpose of practicing Surgery’ and
other
branches
of
his
profession,
respect
­
1S50 he was admitted to practice in to 1837 the rates of postage were 25 on the screen, which is kept continually
Sheriff............................................ Dan. L. Green
fully a-ks a portion of the public patron­
Clerk,............................................. Chas. Hturlu's
the Supreme Court of Illinois. In the cents for a letter sent over 100 miles. in motion, thus helping the gold to
Crockery, Liquors, etc.,
age. otlice—Second door north of the U.
free itself; from the street! the flue
Tr«'asurer......................................... Wm. Naucke
same year he moved to Wisconsin,
S. Hotel.
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In J837 wooden docks commenced dirt falls on the table, also continually
Assessor............................... l lios. G. l*atters«>u
and was subsequently’ elected District to lx* made by machinery’. This ush-
Nehool Superintendent................ 1. J. A<lams
in motion, and from the table it is
C. W. KAHLER.
E. B. WATSON.
E.
JACOBS
’
NEW
STORF
Surveyor...................................................... \lex. Watts
A T
Attorney’ for Waupaca county. In cred in the era of cheap clocks.
passed
into the trough containing the
Coroner......................................... Geo. E. Briggs
KAHLER & WATSON,
1863 he moved to Waseca county,
About the year 1833 the first rail- quicksilver. During this shifting pro­
Official Paper...................... D e . m « h ratic T imes
Minnesota; and in 1867—’8 he was road of an.v considerable length was cess, the fan is kept continually turning
In Orth's Building, Jacksonville.
COTRT SITTINGS.
Attorneys and Counselors-at-Law,
elected a member of the house of constructed in the United States.
in such a mariner that it blows a cur­
Jackson County.— Cireuit Court, second
Representatives of the State Legisla­
In 1810 the first experiments in rent of air constantly’ across the table
Jacksonville, Oregon,
Monday in February, Jun«' and November.
ture, overcoming a Republican majority photography were made by Monsieur towards the trough, blowing even the
County Court, first Monday in each month.
4
I.L OF THE ABOVE ARTK I.ITS of about five hundred, and being
Will prswtico in tho Supreme, District an<l
1 laguerre.
Josephine Connt’i.— Cireuit Court, seeoml
I Il
sold at the very lowest prices. If you
slightest particle of dust right into the
Courts of this SI ate.
Monday in April and fourth Monday in (>«•- other
pitted
against
a
strong
ami
populir
In ¡•'Io the first express business trough and quicksilver.
Otlice in the building formerly occupied don’t believe me, «all and ascertain prices
t«>ber. County Court, first Monday in Jan­ bv O. Jacobs, opposite Court House.
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eandidateof the Republican party. In was e-tabli-hed.
2l,tt. for yourselves.
The machine is about six feet high,
uary, April, July and October.
1869 he moved to Umatilla county
In 1820 the anthracite coal business four feet long, and weighs about 150
JACKSONVILLE PRECINCT.
J. H. STINSON.
J. R. NEIL.
Furnitnre Ware - Room, Oregon, and in'1872 represented this was commenced.
pounds. It can be taken apart and
Justice of the Pea««*................. W. M. Turner
STINSON <fc NEIL.
county in the lower house of the Legis­
In 1x36 the first patent for the in­ packed in a small compass, inside of
Cor. California A Oregon Sts.,
TOWN OF JACK-ONVII.LE.
lature ; and even strong Republicans vention of nritches was granted.
i c. <’. Beekman, l’res’t,
five minutes. Of course, as its name
Attorneys and Connsrlors-at-Law,
Jacksonville,
Oregon admit that he was a very efficient
I Sol. Saehs,
In 1845 the first telegraphic mes indicates, it is intended for use in dry
Trustees
John Bilger,
member, ami accomplished much for sage was sent.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
placer mines, where water cannot t»e
| Henry Judge,
Umatilla county.
In 1803 steel pens were introduced procured. If the invention works ac­
I K. Kubli.
Will practice in the Supreme, District and
Col. La Dow, if elected, will m ike for use.
..U. 8. Hayden other Courts of the State.
cording to the expectations formed of
Recorder.....................
an
active and efficient Representative,
....Henry Pap'
Keeps
constantly
on
hand
a
lull
assortment
Treasurer.....................
In 1833 the first successful reaper it, it w ill certainly enrich its ingenious
Prompt attention given to all business en­
...... Fr«'d. Gr<»b trusted to our care.
of furniture, consisting of
Marshal.....................
lit* is possessed of unbending integ­ was put in operation.
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originator.
Peter Boschev
Street Commissioner,
rity, ami hence cannot be bought up
In 1816 Elias Ilowe obtained a pa­
BEDSTEADS,
.
* -p-
H. K. HANNA,
by
designing
and
corrupt
men.
lie
is
tent
for
his
sowing
machine.
BUREAUS, TABLES,
F ifteen G ood H abits .—1. Ab­
SOCIETY NOTICES.
i a kind neighbor, and is universally re­
The first successful method of vul­ stinence from tobacco and intoxicants.
Attonr'y-at-I.aw ami Notary Public,
GUILD MOULDINGS,
1
spected ar.<l beloved in this community. canizing India rubber was jiatented in
2. Temperance at meals.
Jarksoinillr l.oilsr No. UK 1.0. II. I..
STANDS.
SOFAS,
LOUNGES,
Jacksonville. Oregon,
His private character is above re­ 1839.
f Holds its regular mootings every
3. Daily* attention to all the condi­
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS.
proach. As a speaker he is not con­
Saturday evening:*! the < '«l«l Eel- Will practice in all th" Courts of the State.
tions of health.
low’s Hall. Brothers in good standing are
How A lexander If. S tephens i 4. Constant occupation.
Prompt attention given to all business left
PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS, sidered brilliant and flowery ; but he
invited to attend.
K. KUBLI. N. G.
in mv care.
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S
tarted in L ife .—A correspondent
makes
his
points
distinctly
and
clearly
ETC.,
ETC.
5. Doing at once whatever is re­
<’. W. S avage , Roe. See’y.
■ and sustains them by facts ami cogent of the Chicago Inter-Ocean says: quired.
Silas J. Day, John A. Boyer, John Bilger.
Dr. L. DANFORTH,
Also Doors. Sash and lllinds always on
Trustees.
6. Having a tiino and place fer
hand and made to order. Planing done on j reasoning based upon them—whi< h is “When Stephens was a boy, two sis­
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Wo predict that every ters, old maids, attracted by his bright­ everything.
reasonable terms.
Undertaking a spe­ far better.
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county’ in Fa-tern Oregon will give ness, adopted, educated, and destined
-jtsr- Orrsoninn Pocahontns Tribi* No. 1. Irn- Has remov'd to Jacksonville, and tenders cialty.
7. Fidelity to all «appointments and
proved or<ler of R«'<1 Men. holds its his profcs-donal services to the public.
him a good rousing majority.— Per.
\n- him for the church. But a few months duties.
Vstated «-ouneils at the Red Men’s
of theological training convinced the
Office on California street, adjoining Ca­ DRUGS and MEDICINES dlcton Tribune.
8. Paying for everything in advance.
Hall the thinl sun in every s .yen yiiH. in ton's shoe-shop. Residence on I bird str»*et,
young student that the profession had
the eighth run. A cordial invitation to all opposite anil west of the M. E. Church.
9. Regular pursuits in some science.
brothers in good standing.
Ax Hi mule F ollower of “G. no attraction for him, and he announc­
10. Giving as well as receiving.
4
FULL
AND
COMPLETE
STOCK
AT
A. P. OWEN, S.
ed to his benefactors his intention of
j
\V.
”
—
A
good
little
boy
’
out
West
J'Y ways on hand at the
11. Aiming at harmony in conver­
P. D. P arsons , C. oi R.
GEORGE SCHUMPF,
undertook to come the G. Washington exchanging the pulpit for the bar. ' sation.
CITY DRUG STORE, I on his mother—in this way : He cut Shortly after he was admitted to his
12. Looking always on the bright
Orriion Divhion No. 1.
BARBER,
off the cat's hi nd with thet raditional new profession, a lawsuit arose involv­ side.
Sons and Daughters of Temjx ramo, meets
—OF—
hatchet and then hid the defunct feline ing tiie estate of the younger sister,
13. Talking on edifying subjects.
on Wednesday evening <>f «‘a<4i week in the
ROOKS,
in the meal-barrel. When the old the other in the meanwhile having
hall of Poi’ahontas Tribe No. 1. I. O. R. M., CALIFORNIA STREET, Jacksonville,
14. Acting always in the right
Brothers and sisters in gocai standing are in­
STATIONERY,
lady went for meal to make the “ hoe died, lie a>ked her to let him man­ spirit.
vited to attend.
icake” for the frugal morning repast age the ease for her, but she, fearful
15. Realizing the presence of God
TOILET ARTICLES,
JOHN A. BOYER. W. I’.
she discovered the cat, and inter- of his inexperience, preferred looking at all times.
air cutting , shaving , siiam -
A. P. O wen , R. N.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, viewed her little son.
pooing and ladies’ hair cutting done in
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ITe said : “I for some older lawyer. At last one
tirst-class style.
did it, mother with my little hatchet, wrote to her whom she approved, and
To R emove B oils .—Dr. ¡Simond, a
Warm Lodfr No. ID. A. F. & A. M..
but I’ll be swizzled if I can tell the having asked the advice of her friends, physician of Lorraine, gives a new
j/F Hohls its regular communications
DANDRUFF LOTION,
/NF ' on the Wednesday evenings or pre-
whole truth about this little affair.” she confided the matter to him. The cure for Ixuh, l»y treating them with
«•eding the full moon, in Jacksonvill«', Ore­
An entirely now discovery for cleansing
Now most mothers would have kissed contest was warm, vexatious and long; camphorated alcohol. As s<»on as the
the scalp and restoring the hair to its natu­
gon.
T. G. KEAMl». M.
that brave truthful lad on his noble but she camo out so triumphantly of culmination point of a boil makes its
Price, $1.00 per bottle.
M ax M vller , Sec’v.
I ral vigor.
Agency for Cowan’s King Remedies. brow and kept riglit on using the what had been regirdod as a hopeless appearance, he puts a little of the liquid
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RAZORS CAREFULLY PUT IN ORDER.
meal out of the barrel just the same : snarl, that she doubled her counsel’s in a saucer, and dipping the ends of
Jarksoniillr Slamm No. lb, I’. 0. R- M.,
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RORR A KAHLER.
but this one didn't. She said : “Come modest fee. The intercourse between of his little fingers in it, rubs the in­
CIGARS !
Hold* it-« regular meetings every Thursday
| across m.v lap, my son, come across the two had I num by letter exclusively, fl.untKi surface, especially’ the central
evening at the O«I<1 Fellows Hall. Brothers
“
EXCELSIOR
”
in good standing are invited to attend.
my’ lap.” He came, and for awhile <he living in the country, he in a dis­ part, repeating the operation eight or
E. J ACOBS, O. C.
IH V E 11 V S T A B EE, there rose a cloud from the seat of his tant city ; so that the trick which you ten times for about half a minute. He
JOHN
P A S 11 B U R G
F. G rob , R. S.
trousers that effectually hid the son have already guessed Stephens had then allows the surface to dry, placing
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Oregon Street, Jacksonville,
YREKA, C’AL„
from view. And now the old women played on her was, under the circum­ over It a slight coating of camphorated
Ruth Rfbnknh Dtsrpt* Lodst* No. 1.1. 0. 0. F..
stances, quite creditable. Out of his
MANNING & R. ISH, Propr’s. sports goggles and is lavish in the use fee he repaid what she spent on his olive oil. He says that four .such ap­
Keeps Constantly on Hand
Holds its regular meetings on every other
plications will in almost all cases cause
of Petit’s eve-salve. The good little
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
education,
ami
his
miccoss in so delicate lx»ils to dry up and disappear. The
boy
had
pepper«*d
the
seat
of
his
pants.
Members in good standing are invited to Imported & Domestic HAVANA Cigars,
aving just received a new
a piece of business was a fine beginning application should I k > made at morning,
attend.
N. FISIIER, N. <.»•
stock of Harness, Buggies and Car­ —Green Ray Adrocate.
for a young lawyer.
J ane K ubli , R. S.
noon and evening.
riages, wo are now prepared to furnish our
patronsand the public generally with as
H omestead D ecision .—The Alta
ALL OTHER BRANDS,
T he Supreme Court of the United
F rom all parts of the State comes
Jacksonville Turnverein No. 1.
FINE TURNOUTS
California of the 21st ult., has this:
States
now stands as follows: Chief
the most gratifying evidence of the
Holds its regular meetings at Turnverein
As can be had on the Pacific Coast. Saddle
Tiie
Supreme
Court
decided
in
the
AT
SAN
FRANCISCO
PRICES!
Hall every Monday evening. Regular Ex­
popular approval of the w„ork of the Justice Waite, <4 Ohio; Mr. Justice
horses hired to go to any part of the country.
ercising every Monday and Thursday eve­
Animals BOUGHT and SOLI). Horses ease of Miller vs. Little that a Federal Albany convention,
291 y.
Linn County will 11unt, of New’ York ; Mr. Justice
nings.
CHAS. Nil'KELL, President.
broke to work single or double. Horses homestead cannot lie sold under exe­ largely increase her usual overw helm­ Clifford, of
Maine;
Mr. Justice
E d . H orne , Secretary.
boarded, and the b«‘st of care bestowed upon cution for a debt contracted before the
Swayne,
of
Ohio;
Mr.
Justice
Davis,
ing
majority.
The
nomination
of
EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS. them while in our charge.
date of the patent. The Federal law­ (lovernor (Jrover is particularly’ accept­ of Illinois ; Mr. Justice Field, of Cali­
OUR TERMS ARE REASON ABLE.
JACKSONVILLE LITERARY SOCIETY,
C alifornia S treet ,
makes a provision for exemption from able to Jackson County, where tin* fornia ; Mr. Justice Strong, of Penn­
I
Hold« its regular meetings at the District
A liberal share of the public patronaire is
such
debts and the Supreme Court people feel the justice and necessity of sylvania ; Mr. Justice Bradley, of
School House everv Friday evening.
solicited.
[2stl]
MANNING
A
ISH.
Proprietor.
John Noland,
ROBT.'KABLER, President.
decides, McKinstry dissenting from upholding and indorsing tiie man New Jersey. Officers of the court :
A melia M iller . Sec’y.
II. F. JOHNSON.
r. A. HEARN
the four Justices, that the exemption is whose Administration has signalized D. G. Middleton, Clerk, of Washing­
j
I valid. People who now’ trust men itself in their defence against the ton, District of Columbia: John G.
vroNF BI T TIIE CHOICEST AND BEST
JOHNSON & HEARN,
.\ Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars
occupying Federal homestead claims Modoc outrages. In that Democratic Nicolay, Esq., Marshal, Illinois, and
The City Brewery,
Successors to
i before the patent issues, must not rely* stronghold (Eastern Oregon) the ma­ John William Wallace, Esq., Phila­
kC,,U DRINKS, 12J CENTS.
—BY—
RANTZAU 1 SHAW AND COMSTOCK & MARTIN, i on the land for payment. Not even a jority’ will be simply’ unprecedented. delphia, Reporter.
I mortgage would be valid. A debt in- From every’ present indication, the
NO
CREDIT
IN
THE
FUTURE
—
it
don
’
t
VEIT SCHUTZ.
pnv. UamilioH T)p<‘<linix anything in mv lino
' currod after the date of the patent may ticket will carry’ every county’ west of
T he S poilsmen ’ s S wag .—Within
Forwarding k Commission Merchants,
<*an alway«
supplied with the purest and
take
the
land.
Those
remarks
apply
the Cascade Mountains, including a little over three years one profes­
R. . scuri
SCHUTZ RESPECTFULLY IN- l»ost to his found on the Coast. Give mi' a
r
REDDING, CAL.
only to Federal homestead claims; Marion, ’With the exception of Mult­ sional revenue informer received for
the citizens of Jacksonville and call, and you will lie well satisfied.
forms tin*
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surrounding country that he is now inanu-
State homesteads are entirely different nomah, Washington, Tillamook and his delectable services, as his share of
ikejuring, and will conalantly keep on hand
in their origin and rights.
RAILROAD SALOON,
Clatsop, and it has a prospect of carry­ spoils unearthed by him, something
the very best of Liger Beer. Those wishing
ark your goods care of j . a it .
over $100,000. Subsequently he re­
a cool glass of l»eer should give me a call.
ing even some of those.— Neus.
Bv close attention to business we hope
California Street,
D uty to C ontinue .—Concerning a
ceived $65,000 as his share in one case.
to merit a continuation of the patronage
heretofore extended to the old firms.
2!Mf. proposition to admit grain sacks free
S
pring
F
rosts
.
—
Perhaps
our
coun
­
During the same period one Collector
DR. WM. JACKSON,
JA CKSON I TJ.LE, OREGON,
of duty, on this coast, we find the fol­ try is not yet settled sufficient for this came in for $400,000, and a Surveyor
WM. BOYER,
HENRY PAPE,
....
ENGINEER.
lowing telegram, dated W ashington, purpose, hut where it is so, if all those and Naval Officer for $300,000 each.
Cal. street, first door west of White <t Martin, March .30th ; “Luttrell introduc >d a having trees and plants liable to injury Of a net amount oi $2,007,854 46 re­
bill to admit, free of duty for two years from frosts will light a number of slow covered only $1,020,221 97 found its
THROUGH TICKETS, 12 J CTO.
Jacksonville. Oregon,
on the Pacific coast, all machinery for fires, and raise a smoke overhead when- way into the Treasury.
DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, the manufacture of jute cloth and bag ever a frosty morning is threatened,
pITOICE WINES. LIQUORS AND CI-
material. Clayton is advised by Dawes, all damage will be averted. Trash
S ays an exchange: “We must
'
gars constantly on hand. The reading
Fruits in Season,
Chairman of the Ways and Means might l>e accumulated through the take better care of our Injuns, or the
table
is
also
supplied
with
Eastern
periodi
­
SURGEON DENTIST. cals and leading papers of the Coast. 29tf.
supply will soon be exhausted, and
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES, Committee, that there is no prospect, year for this purpose.
this session, of duty being taken off of
then what will become of the agents
New
Boot
and
Shoe
Store,
jute
or
burlaps.
It
is
possible
that,
by
T he greatest run of luck on record and the army ?” To which another
* ND EVERYTHING THAT CAN BE
ll styles of plate work m ade
—«*uch as Gold, Silver, Platina, Aliim-
A
found
in
a
first-class
variety
store.
Treasury Department regulations, grain is that of a Baltimore cigar dealer, adds they’ can get rich on the appro­
California Street,
niuui and Rubber Plates. Special attention
Produce taken in exchange. Please give me I sacks, once used, may be allowed free who within the last three months has priations annually’ made for bogus
Kivea to Children's teeth. Nitrus Oxide -
a call.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
I admission.”
inherited a fortune, drawn a big lot­ tribes.
(laughing gas) given for the painless ex- i
traction of the teeth.
.
CARPET-WEAVING.
tery
prize, found seven thousand dol­
I
Will visit Ashland on the 1st of March an­
J ohn O. P otto , the oldest Odd
T
he Indians have invented a new lars buried in the cellar of his house,
aving permanently located
rs . oltver WOULD RESPECTFUL- ! method of scalping victims, so that
nually ’ also Kerhvville on the 4th Monday
Fellow
in the world, died at Galena ft
and lost his mother-in-law.
in Jacksonville, respectfully informs
ly inform the public that she will short­
In October.. Call ‘and examine specimen
few
days
ago. He was initiated in
now
a
baldheaded
man
stands
no
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Office comer of California and 5th street*; i of work in the boot and shoe-making line. artistic style, and at reasonable rates. In­ show than any one else. This is as it
F aith in our own ability is half of
residence opposite Cry stal A Wright’s black I Satisla.-tjon guaranteed,
dies desiring to have carpets woven, should
tember, 1825.
every liattle.
should be.
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