ilu grmocratic Simes.
Official Paper for JarkMHi A Josephine Counlirn.
CH4RLU NlCXtU,
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EDITOR.
SATt RDAY.........................APRIL is, 1874.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. 1
Z1>r (’<•<>press,
GEO. A. LA DOW..........................of Umatilla
M»r (¿orernor,
L. F. GROVER............................... of Marion
For Secretary of State,
S. F. UHADWh’K.......................... <>f Douglas
F»r State Treasurer,
A. 11. BRoWN...................................of Baker
f',r State Printer,
M ART. V. BROWN.................. ;.......... of Linn
/br Superintendent of Pitcie lust ruction,
E. J. DAWNK..................................... of Marion
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First Judicial District.
f'-r l*rosccultng Attorney,
II. K. HANNA..................................of Jackson
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
HON. L. F. GROVER,
Iteinocratic candidate for Governor, will
address the ciitizens of Jackson county at
the following times and places :
Ashland. Friday, April 24th, at I r. M.
Jacksonville, Saturday, April 25, at 1 r. m .
Op|»os:ng candidates invited to participate.
Ticket Nominated.
The People’s Nominating Conven­
tion for the Portland Judicial District
has nominated Bon. E. D. Shattuck
of Portland, for Circuit Judge and IL
Y. Thompson, Esq., of Portland, for
Prosecuting Attorney. This ticket
will undoubtedly be endorsed by the
Democratic District Convention. The
( ustom House or Radical nominations
are \\ . C. Johnson, of Oregon City, for
Judge, and J. C. Moreland, of Portland,
for Prosecuting Attorney. The Peo­
ple’s ticket, t>esides receiving the
united vote of the Democracy, will
receive a good Republican support,
which makes its success certain. It
is a g<Mxl ticket, ami deserves the sup­
port of all honest men and good citi­
zens.
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A Cut an<l Dried Affhlr.
It took the Republicans less than a
day to perform all their businessof nom­
inating, making platform, etc. Nor
should it take any longer, when it was
a notorious fact that the whole affair
was already cut and dried by the Cus­
tom House Ring, and only lacked
ratification by the convention.
A
va«t army of Government leeches,
such as Harvey W. Scott, Custom
House Collector aM editor of the Jit/Z-
lefin, Surveyor-Generals Simpson and
Odell, and a host of smaller fry were
prefH-nt and participated. It was a
truly model office-holders’ convention,
and the work it performed does not
belie its parentage.
A Foncr for tlir Radical«.
The nows from Connecticut and
other Eastern elections must have
been a wet blanket on the Radical
State Convention, judging from the
material it put up for sacrifice. Does
anybody for a moment doubt that were
prospects good for the election of their
ticket, the claims of such men as T. R.
Cornelius, J. N. Dolph, T. McF. Patton
and other prominent memtiers of the
Custom House Ring, would have been
put aside for such noodles as the pre­
sent ticket is composed of? These
chaps are too cute to be sacrificed in
such style. ____________
Tl»e "Oretfoninn**" Views.
We opine that the editor of the
Oregonian (an anti-IIolladay Repuli-
lican p:q»er,) must be intimately ac­
quainted with Mr. Toltmqi, or sonic*
Ixxly who is has given him a correct
description, as the following from that
paper just describes the “Judge” to a
(lot:
The Holladay ring convention has
been held, and the Holladay ring can­
didates are in the field. In the main,
the convention seems to have acted
upon the presumption that the better
a ring man is known the less likely
he is to receive the support of the peo­
ple. We cannot but commend their
judgment on that point. In pursu­
ance of this policy, the first place on
the State ticket, and that which is
most important to the people at large’,
is filled by an obscure old gentleman
of .Jackson county, by name J. (.’. Tol­
man—sometimes called “Judge” Tol­
man, a title accorded to him for some
reason which it is difficult*to divine,
unless it is intended as a delicate piece
of irony. As few persons outside of
Jackson county have ever heard of J.
C. Tolman, or ever will hear of him
again after the election, we take this
occasion to say that he has been an
active politician, in a small way, for a
long time, and would make a reasona­
ble good County Commissioner, so far
as education and intelligence are con­
cerned, but is no more fit for Gover­
nor than Joe. Meek is fit for Minister
to the Court of St. James. Grover’s
twenty-three years’ “struggle” against
the litigant law is a mere bagatelle
compared to the struggle Tolman
would have, if elected, to write an
intelligible message to the Legislature.
Exit Grover, enter Tolman ! No,
thank you ; excuse us.
Much Exercise«!.
The Portland Bulletin of the 20th nit.
is very much exercised over the nom­
inations of the Democratic State Con­
vention. It says that there are “fright­
ful maledictions heard in Democratic
circles, and nobody satisfied.” Now,
says the Baker Herald, did it ever
occur to the Bulletin editor that he is
not posted and that he ought to al­
ways look before he jumps. The
Democratic Convention nominated
men of their choice, and all dissatisfac­
tion emanates from a few discarded
office-seekers. No true man in the
party is heard to censure or protest
against the proceedings of the Conven­
tion. We do not attach any blame to
the Bulletin for unmasking its fears—
it is disap|M>inted in these nominations
—and we feel sorry when we thinZ- of
the still greater disappointment which
it will realize after the first Monday
in June.
The OLI Story.
The Zbz/b /fH projMunds the question :
“Who is there that believes he (La
Dow), could have the least particle of
influence as the Representative of
an enlightened people ?” This, says
the Netrs, is precisely the question
asked by the same paper in the last
canvass concerning Col. Nesmith. It
even devoted whole columns of edito­
rial space to the attempt to show that
Col. Nesmith would be worse than
powerless at Washington ; that Con­
gress would take special delight in
killing every measure introduced by
him, and that officers of the different
Departments would shrink from busi­
ness contact with him. The public
have had ample opportunity to see
how wide of the mark these specula­
tions were. They will have an oppor­
tunity of seeing how wide of it they
‘ are when applied to Mr. La Dow.
PACIFIC COAST NKWN.
JOHN BILGER,
The Bulletin publishes the Republi­ (California St., one door west ofSachs Bros.,)
The Roseburg Plaindealer is running
again, after a collapse of a few weeks. can State ticket as an advertisement.
Jacksonville, Oregon,
Geo. Rogers is the publisher.
It has not the success of its party so
DEALER AND WORKER IN
Rich mines of gold, silver and an­ I much at heart but that it is bound to
have liberal pay for till it does for it.
timony are reported as just discovered
TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, ETC.
The Enterprise says : The Radical I
in the ^^etaw country west of Arkan­
eeps constantly on ham » an
sas.
ticket is receiving a very cold
assortment of the best
reception
in
Clackamas
county.
We
An Albany boy induced his father
TINWARE,
to sit down in a pan of hot grease on have not seen or heard of a man that
BRASS PIPES,
the first of April. He now mourns considers it even probable that ashigl.*
FORCE PUMPS,
CHAINS, LEAD PIPE,
because he did not get half-soled with > man on it will be elected. The tick­
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
et
is
received
as
cold
as
if
it
Were
a
sheet iron on the 31 st of March.
HYDRAULIC NOZZLES,
lump of ire.
The notorious Miss Edith O’Gorman,
l’AIN'l'S, SIZES, GLASS,
The
Huurat says nearly two hun­
OILS, HOSE, POWDER.
who perambulated this State some
dred
peopl"
li-tencd
Ip
G
»vernor
(¡ro
­
time since in the rote of “The Escaped
BAR, PLATE AND ASSORTED IRON.
Nun,” is a* bright and shining light ver at Scio, on Saturday, the llh iti-t.;
NAILS,
among the Chicago crusaders against that the city hill was crowded and
MININ«; Toor.,
many were forced to g i away or .-tand
liquor.
SHOT, BRUSHES,
out-ide for want of l'.iotn. The meet­
CARPENTER Too Es,
Mrs. Ah Die/.-, a lovely and aeconi-
ing was characterized by the real old
BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
pi ¡shed daughter of the “ Flowery
IRON WASH-KETTLES,
fashioned Diunocratic enthusiasm for
Kingdom,” is soon to be joined in the
BRASS AN D I R( >N WIRE,
which tin* gallant Democracy ol the
holy bonds of wedl»i7c to a Lothario “Gibraltar” are noted.
SHEET - IRON WARE.
of Melican extraction, in Sparta, Ba­
The Republicans have nominated Cast Iron and Steel Plows.
ker county.
.John Kelsay, of Benton, for J udge of ROPE,
R. II. Magill, the San Francisco
CAULDRONS,
the Second District; F. A. ( heno-
agent of the Plnenix and other insur­
CULTIVATORS,
wetIi, of Benton, Distrii-t .Attorney of
COPPER WARE,
ance companies, has been removed
the same 1 »¡strict ; N. B. Ilunqihrey,
WHEEL-BARROWS,
for peculations, which has made him
of Linn, 1 »ist riet Attorney of Third
SHEET-IRON WARE,
a defaulter to a large sum. He is
1 »¡strict ; J udge of Fourth Di-trict,
¡roo /> /: x a x i> if / l l o jp if a n e ,
succeeded by his brother, Aiithur !•’.
W. ( ary John on, of ( ‘lackamas ; 1 >i —
Magill, as agent, R. II. M.igill has
trii t Attorney, J. ('. Moreland, of
given up all his property -towards
»S7’t
Multnomah ; 1 >i-tri< t
Attorney of
liquidating in part his defalcations.
Always on hand a largo lot of parlor, cook­
Fifth District, .J.
Cartwright, of
ing. 011’100, cabin stoves, of assorted sizes,
A dispatch dated Victoria, April 3d, Wa-co.
plain and fancy, constructed on the latest
says the steamer California arrived at
i .V rczz.y/, speaking of the iuol->aving plans. Boilers, ketlh's, pots,
ami everylhingconnected with the-«' stoves
Esquimault at 12:30 o’clock last night
State Convention, says : warranted durable and perfect.
Al! articles sold <>r manufactured by him
from the north. She reports things
an immense amount of
warranted. His work is made of the best
very lively at Uassiar, (Stickeen), and
material and of the <*holeest patterns.
/■C Orders attended to with dispatch and
the miners making from $12 to $30
till 1 according to direct ions. lie is deter­
per (lav to the hand. There are be­
mined to sell at low prices for cash.
tween seven and eight hundred men
at the mines. The weather was very
mild. The river is expected to open
about the first of May. Sylvester, of
Barnard’s Express, arrived in three
days and a half from Buc/rs bar, on tin*
In <•<.lMioction wit h all these I have on hand
ice, with about $7,0011 in dust.
a large assortment of
The Or gon Uify Enterprise says :
A prayer platoon of sixteen women
visited the Webfoot SaltMin at Portland From nil ¡>irts of Clackamas county
<>f all kinds—just what every
on the 7th, to engage in exercises on We hear general approval of the Delu­ wants in his family. And if
ticket and the people’s li«*v«> it, call ami examine m,
de ticket,
the sidewalk. The proprietor, Walter ocratie State
purchasing«■;■> «h> re.
MolTet, sounded a whistle for the po­ hearty approval, Governor Grov(>r’s
joiin BILGER.
Importer
of
farm
implements
and ma< him s.
lice. The ('hief of Police ordered the ren.nninalion meets w ilh universal fa-
29tf.
. F.
women from the premises. They re­ vor, ami so also does that of
fused, and were placed under arrest Chadwick, as they till declare that
on a charge of obstructing the side­ they have made honest ami faithful
walk. Police Judge Denny dismissed ollicer-, and that no such charges of
FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS
corruption
as
were
brought
against
the case, remarking that*the <’«»n-titti-
Perry liai is’ I rtalik PHX-KILLER
their pre lores -Hrs can lie made suc-
tion of the United States and the
( •essfully against them.
(’onstitution of Oregon gave every oik *
l'arni.-r < an li.lat •*.
the right to worship God according to
to . 1 uwr.< <(»>.
the dictates of his conscience, and he
A great many papers in S.iuthcrn
presumed that the ladies thought they ( Iregon are just now grumbling be-
It ¡spie »•«»ns'ant companion amle-aima-
were performing a religious duty. cau>e they claim that there should ble friend <>t the mi--ion:.ry and thetrav-
‘ler. on sea and land, and no one shi.nhl
The affair created quite a sensation. .have been a farmc r put upm the State » travel
on <>ur Likes and Ri vers w itliou: it.
In the afternoon the praying platoon Ticket. Wo are happy to -tate to our
It lias been before th»* public ox er t hit t v
on duty was increased in number. cotcmpiiraries that there i- one good years, ami probablx has a wider and b. tt< r
than any other proprietiirv nied-
The saloons have not yet been closed practical farmer on the ticket. A. II. r.'piEa'ioii
i< in«' of the pre-» nt day. At this period
........ Trea'iirer,
treasurer, there
,
by their efforts, hut the women say Brown, candidate f<»r State
arc but few nna.-qua; lilt'd with the mer­
they have made a deep impression on has been an extensive stot-k-rai-er and its of thi* Pain-Killer ; but while some » xtol
a liniment, ihey know bn' ¡iole of it-
sev(>ral saloon-keepers. Tin» women farmer for years. 1 io now owns, ami it p as
.wer in easing pain when taken internally,
are very determined, and there are personally superintends one of thi‘ w hile o'ih'r- n-e it in'ernally w ith -rre it -im-
strong symptoms of a protracted cam­ largest farms in Powder River valley, '« ’»•i>ss, but an* »'qiially irnoran! ofiis healing
vir; lies when applied externally. We tk< r»‘-
and is in more ri -pects than this one tore
paign.
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w ish t<» say to all that it is c«|ua!lv su«'-
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, a people’s mail. In the Convention lie
hi>l a num'x'r of highly respectable
competitors for the ofli-. e, and the fact
One of the delegates to the Repub­
that he came oil’ victor is a sufficient
lican State Convention from this conn­ guarantee that he
lx* is known and re-
tv took occasion to impose upon the peete( I l>y our neighbors of Western
credulity of that body by asserting < Jregon.
Democrats hero in Eastern Oregon
that “Tolman wasn’t hunting the nom­
are
satisfied that the ticket is the
ination, but would take it if offered to
strongest th.it could have been nomi­
him.” This is little “too thin,” for it nated. We claim that the people owe
is well known that Tolman and his to Gov. Grover a re-nomination and
supporters spent no inconsiderable re-election. He has been a faithful
time in setting up the primaries public servant, and theivfore of right
throughout the county, so that In* re­ deserves to be retained the second term.
••Wasn't Hunting It.'*
ceiveda full delegation freía here.
Ilao* You Henni Croni Connecticut?
Tolman*« Speech.
roi.traai. xeres.
Baker ('ifg Herald.
THE
lf . gal A D vertlsj *: ments .
Administrator's Notice.
VOTK'E IS 1| EREBA' GIVEN THAT
a A llie undersign»*«! has been app»;inted by
the County Court of Jackson County, Ad­
ministrator of lhe Estate ».f Barbara Hen -
uerson, dcceas»*«!.
All poisons imlcbtcil to said estate ar»* rc-
<juq,sto«l to settle the same immediately, anp
all persons having claims against said es­
tate are requested to present them with the
prop» r vouchers to me at my residence on
W agnei ( leek within six months from the
date hereof.
(¡E(>. II. LYNCH,
A«lniinistraXor.
Wagner Creek. March 20, ls;i.
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Administrator’s Notice.
yoTK E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned has been appointed by
the County Court of Jackson county, Ore­
gon. Administrator of the Estate of*Hiram
A. Abbott, deeea-cd. All pcr-ons indebted
to said Estate are requested to settle the
same imm<‘<!iatcly, an<l all |»ersons having
claims against said Estate are requested to
present them with the proper vouchers, to
me at my residence near Flouiu-c Rock,
within six months from the »late hereof.
S. B. H I LI., Administrator.
Jacksonville, April 2<1,JH74.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon,
for th»* County ot Jaekson. (Sitting in
l’robate Apiil 7th, 1*71.)
In the matter of the Estate of Stephen Wat­
son, <le<'ea-c<I.
John Watson, Administrator of sai«l Es­
tate, having tiled in said Court his final a»-
count f«>r settlement, ami also praying lor
an order for selling the time for hearing the
same; then lore noti»-e is hereby given that
-aid final account w ill be heard and deter­
mined in sai«l Court on Tuesday, June 2d,
1*74, at w hich time all persons having any
objei'tions to said tinal ae»-ount and settle­
ment must the« aiid tlu're make th«* same.
By order of Hun. E. B. Watson, Judge of
said Court.
P. DUNN, Clerk.
April 11th, 1871.
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Sheriff's Sale.
1)Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTK >N AND
l> order ot sah* »Inly issued by P. Dunn,
< 'lei k of tin* Circuit ( oilrt l«»r Jackson «'01111-
ty. State of (»regon, an«l to me direi'tv»! ami
«¡»■livered, in favor <>f Peter Britt an«! against
Daniel B. Rowland, P. J. R<»w!and ami
Daniel Doty, forth«' recovery <»f seven lnin-
<lr« «l and t’liirt«'« n dollars is7i3.<t«q in g«d»l
coin, with int«-rc-t at on«' per ••«•nt. per
moil’ll from March Kith, 1*71, legc'.ln r with
-ix'v-tive <l««l!:irs ami eighty «•••nts (8*>5.*<i)
costs, ami si'Venty-on«’ dollars ami thirty
«•«•nts is7i.attorney-’ fee-. ami a«'crning
costs, J have !e\ ¡«‘«I upon and will |.ro<<‘< «l
to sell at public auction to th,* higliest bid-
<1< r for ca-h in U. S. (¡old Coin, at the C«»urt
Hon«* <ioor in Jack-om ille. in said coun-
Saturduji, Mty
.1. />. 1S74,
At 1 o’« !««-!» r. M.. ot sai’l «lay, the follow­
ing describe I real properl V. to-wit :
The south halt of the -outli-e i-t «¡nart«*r
<>t Donation I.ami Claim No. !!», in Town-
-hip thir’y ,'ight, (’“.*) son'll <«t rang«* two
J w«»* t, «•«»ntaining eighty <*(•) acr»'s.
Said land is b«>un !• I ami de < rilied as
follow- :
Commencing at the sontli-east <•< rner ot
-aid donatmn «-laiin and running then«*«*
n««r:h ah«ng the cast boundary tB-ntvCA»)
«•ha ills ; thence west. f >,iy « Im «•ha in -: t hem «,
-oirli twenty (20) chain*, to the ■••utlHrn
Koiimlary <»f -ai«l claim ; th»-m-e en-t along
-a.«4 soulh<? rn b mil larv f «rlv (B>) «h a i ns to
the place <> f b g lining^
T«i■•.,;•: hei­ wiih all and singular t’« «* t»*no-
UK';. l'. hcircdimim «t- a«.«l appurh •i:.*m«*cs
I her« •imto 1 •«•longing or m awyui e app< r-
*Th
>«' ab«»v t* <lc'O| ;1i! <l | roprrt i !•• s it na!«*«l
ia t!
>ty of .Lick .(.«ii aud Sia’«* »•f Or,*-
g« *«•, :<>/<! h : V ¡c I llpOW l»s th«* pl««1 < •I I v of
tìie - ani Í»;: ■•«icl B. Rowlaw«! awd P. .1 . Ko*-
I;m 1 , tn .<(i i fv the ab >ve <!<'iiiaw<l*.
T. T. M< KEN ZIE.
ShiTl’l ««f Jaeksoz« Uollídv.
J.i.-k c ,v:i;•'. April loth, 1*74.
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Agiicultural College Land?.
Y<>TICE IS IIEREBA’ (¡IVEY THAT
.A the <'oinini-siom-r of tin* (■«•m'ral Land
< »ilice has ma«l<* final approval of 7s.67’.».l<>
a«Tes ot the piil>li<* lands sehsaed l«v the
State <>f «»reg«>n under 1 he Agricultural' Col­
lege grant. 'I’he-c land- are situated in—
Township 33 South, Ranges IS and 19
East ;
Town-hip 31 Sou! h, 1 hinge 19 East ;
Township : 35 Sou'll, Ranges 11 20 and 21
East ;
fill Iiaints.
Tow nship :3» South, Ranges 14, 21 ami 24
AI':> t thirty years’trial, is stil
East ;
tin- nio»t uii'pialiti»‘<l t«‘stimon:a
Township I >7 South, Ranges 14, 20 and 21
t lies, from persons of t lie liiirlr s
East ;
and nspoii'iliilitv. Physician^'
Township 38 South, Rangos 19 ami 20
respci-tal‘i'ity recommend ii
East ;
tectual prfpara’ion for the ex
Township :39 South. Rang«*« 11, 12, 13, 15,
pain. It ¡4 not only th»» best re
11», 20, 21 an • 1 22 East,
kilo-.- ii for ririise--. < 'tils. Burns.
Said lands arc now f«>r sale tinder tho
I g •'emery or ('hoh-ra <»r any I
following provisions of law, to-wif : “That
plaints, it is a nuin-dy nn-iirpas
upon linal approval of (he selecti«*ns of tho
»•¡»‘iicy an<i rapidity of a<-tion. I
(grienlforal College lands of this Stat«*.
cities of India, ami oih»*r hoi elm
hel«l under the sev«*ral acts of Congress re­
b<-come tlic Standard Medicine f<
lating then-to, the Board of Scluiol Iatnd
complaints, as well as for I'yspe
• «»mniissioners shall be authorized to s«*ll
('oniplaints, and other kindred
For Coughs and ('olds, Can lor. Asthma, ami and dispose of said Ian«!* for not l«'ss than
Rheumatic dilHeulties, it lias been proved two dollars and fifty «‘» nts | <-r acre, in cur-
rem-y.. as limited by the Act of Congress
by the most abundant ami convincing te
providing for sai»l grant, in quantities not
tiniony to be an invaluabl»' medicine.
<’X<-«'«*ding thi«*«* hundred and tw«*nty a<*res
Ju ware of 1 uuta'imis.
The Pain-Killer is sold by al! resp<*ctabh> to each setth'r : /‘mridfU, That no person
owning ni<>re than three hnndr«*«! ami
druggists tliroiighont tin* I’nited Slat»*s and twenty acres of laud in this State, by any
foreign countries.
I’rict's -25 cents, 50 cents nnd 81 |w>r bottle. other right, shall . b«* entitl<*d t«v purchase
under the provisions of this Aet.M
PERRY DAVIS
SON. 1‘ropr’s.,
Settl«Ts now on any of sai«l lands ar<* re-
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No. lot’, High St., Providence, R. I.
<|uirc«l by law- t<» present their «•lainis to
the Boar«l of School Land Commissioners
within six months from the date of this
SEEDS AND PLANTS
notice.
By order of the Board.
'1'. H. CANN,
CJ«*rk of the Board of Scho«>l Land Com­
('. ('. Trim Cape C< m I Cranberry, best sort
missioners.
('. for Upland. Lowland, or Garilen, bv
Salem, April 1, 1871.
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mail, prepaid, si .no per loo, S5.o(> (><r I.ooo.
A pri<-ed ('atalogne, of this and all Fruits.
Ornamental Trees, Evergreens, Shrubs,
Bulbs, Roses, Piatits, Ac., and FRESH
GRANGERS.
FLOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS, the
ehomest eolh'etion in (he country, wilh all PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY!
novelties, wilt be sent gratis to any plain
address. 25 sorts of either Flower, Garden.
Tree, Fruit, Evergreen. <»r Herb Seeds, for
8l.no. sent by mail, prepaid. WHOLES VI ]•'
I CAN FURNISH
CATALOGUE T<> ’1’HE TRADE
B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass First-Class WATER PIPE,
Established 1SI2.
. —-fui w hether n-c«l internally or »'xiernal-
ct
ly ami it stamls (»»-«lay. unriv.alle«! by all the
great catalogue <>f family
ni«‘«Iieiiii s, It
y med
stillii-ient evid<,n<>e of its virm
is a stand­
ard medicine, to kn<»xv that it is now used
in all | aris i-t’th«“ world an I that its sal»« is
»•onMantfy ¡ncrva-inir, No curatix«' agent
lias had s<i.-h wi.|>--spr ««I sale <>f given -m-h
universal • a; i-ia»‘li<m. It is a purely vegeta­
bl»......... pound, and pc: rceli v sa le in un.-kill-
Again we are called to chronicle a
ELEGANT ST A LLION
glorious Democratic triumph which oc­
curred in Connecticut last week. The
“YOUNG SAMSON,”
Mistaken.
entire Democratic State ticket is elect­
[
ed by 3,000 majority over Republican tl’ll.l. MAKE THE SEASON AT THE
It now’ appears that we were mis­
|
’! stabh's of Isaac Constant, Manzanita
and Prohibition combined. The Leg­ Precinct,
taken in our article of last week, in
six miles northeast <>f Jackson­
,
islature is overwhelmingly Democratic, ville, on Wednesday, Thur.— lay and Friday
which we stated that the bid of J. P.
each Week, and at the stables of |{. Bene-
.
thus securing us a I’. S. Senator, which of
Goddard was a “straw” one, and that I
diet, App'egate, from Saturday until Tues­
has not happened for many years. day morning, calling at th»' stables of L.
Dave Thompson, of Oregon City, was
Chiipph* to and from Benetliet’s ea<-l> trip.
l completed for some weeks to come Verily, this is cheering news.
awarded the contract at a much higher
T hums —8~, eash in hand, for single scr-
yet,
of
such
force
and
*(
‘
10(1001100
will
vi>'e ; 812 for-the season, and 81G to insure* a
figure. The Postmaster-General says
By Proxy.
colt-.
:
it
be.
It
has
been
suggested
that
Sur
­
D esckiition and P edigree . — A’oung
such a report is Hot substantiated. It
Samson is a ln'antiful dapple-gr»*y, 17 hands
veyor
General
Odell,
with
his
ever
­
We
learn
that
negotiations
are
in
is not prolmHe, however, that Goddard
high, weighs l,G.>0 ftis. lb' was sir»*d by
Dave Samson, he by old Samson, the well-
will take the contract at the price he ready scrap-book, be sent for, to facili­ progress for engaging ex-Governor known
draft horse brought to this Valley by
offers to perform It for, ($24,000), and tate matters, so as to get it ready for Geo. L. Woods as proxy for Tolman John Balx'oi'k, E-q. His dam was a large
one delivery before Tolman takes his in the coming campaign. It is doubt­ Morgan mare, weighing 1,350 ties., of great
come out anywhere like even on it. passage for Salt river.
power and endurance.
ful, from Woods’ reputation in this
Farmers and Stock-raisers wishing to raise
Be is a resident of Vermont, but
Draft
horses, w ill do well tosee A’oungSam-
State, if he can be prevailed upon to
Jlhy lie wm Nominated.
claims that it Is his intention of mak­
son before breeding their mares. For fur­
serve. We hope Tolman will secure ther particulars inquire of J. W. Ix*wis or
ing Yreka his post-office address.
ISAAC CONSTANT.
The general understanding prevails some man of ability to present his theow#ier,
---- ----- -------
Mares from a distaime will be furnished
that Waite, Radical nominee for .State claims, as we dislike to see Governor with pasturage, free of charge, at the farm
Whn He I*.
15.
Printer, owes his nominatfOii to a bar­ Grover walk over the course in that of Isaac < 'onstant.
Cheaper and More Durable
From our Radical exchanges we' gain made by himself and prominent manner.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
HENRY HAGEN,
—TUAN—
learn that L. L. Rowland, Republican Republicans to raise a note held by
The Independent Ticket.
candidate for Superintendent of Public parties against Crandall on account of
Wholesale Dealer In
i VTOTB'E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Wood, Iron, Lea«l, or any other Material.
day
sold
ii
the
undersigned
have
this
Instruction, sports the title of “Rev.,” the Statesman office. The Custom
Tlie Independent State Convention their Mills at Pho-nix to parties from the 1 CALIBtENIA WIXES, BRANDIES,
ANY SIZE FURNISHED.
and is employed at one of the Indian . Bouse Ring desires an organ at the nominated Rev. T. F. Campbell, of East. All indebtedness incurred by them
of Hour, shorts, bran, etc., will
—AND—
Agercies in Wasco county. No quali-| Capital, and this is the arrangement Polk, for Governor; Congress, Tim onmccount
be settled by the new firm. All those in-
Send vtur onlers to
float ions for this important office docs to get it. The Statesman, however, Davenport, of Clarion ; Secretary of debt«*«! to the late firm are requested to come
IMPORTED LIQUORS,
JOSIAH HANNAH.
forward and sottlo immediately, either by
Or
A
i
.
ex
,
M
artin
,
Agent, Ja«*ksonvillc.
anybody assert as belonging to him, still continues to be published by Sam State, J. IL Douthitt, of Wasco ; State cash or in wheat.
338 and 340 Fine St.,
14tf.
Thankful
for
past
patronage
bestowed
on
but being an office-holder was-enough Clarke, and the Radicals are naturally Treasurer,------ Beach ; State Printer, us, we recommend our successors to the
reason for his nomination by his party, becoming uneasy about Waite fulfull- Wm. M. Hand, of Wasco ; State Su- ! public, assuring that as Tliey are practical
San Francisco, California.
T he American Sardine Co.’s Boneless Sar­
•
.
.
«
*
y
>
r»
Mr
i
millers
they
will
give
universal
satisfaction,
•r. l < omp iratively unknown, and af- ing his contract. Give us light, say perintendent, Rev. R. C. Oglesby, lor-
j. WIMER a son .
.’•»i^1» <*ri^'rs from the country promptly dines ar«* much better, aikl less than half
! Phœnix,
Phoenix, April 8,1874.
8, 1874.
15x18.
hlled.
•
3^,» J lhe cost of imported Sardine*.
• . .
»• .»-1 nf no more. I they.
I meriy of this county.
We are pained to learn that Gover­
nor Grover has announced his inten­
tion of canvassing this county thus
early. Although Tolman and a host
of co-workers have been hard at work
on a harangue ever since the “Judge”
was nominated, it is supposed from
present appearances that it will not be