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PROFESSI«)NAL CARDS.
JACKSONVILLE, OGN., SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1874
Furniture Ware - Room,
hi ' khhahc
corm
coxvextiox
NO. 21
Sth Ballot— Orth, 9» Rubli, 16 I
Fisher,
10.
We, the Democracy of Jackson County in
Cor. California A Oregon Sts.,
The
Democratic
Convention
of
Jack-
J.
GREY
JEWELL,
M.
D„
Convention
assembled,
declare
STATE OF OREGON.
6th Ballot— Orth, 9; Rubli, 14 »
1. That we endorse the platform adopted Fhher, 12.
son county, Oregon, met at the Court
Governor,........................... .............. L. F. Grover
Oregon
Jacksonville,
by the Democratic Slate Convention held a:
Physician A Surgeon,
He* retarv of State............. ........ S. W. Chadwick
i House, in Jacksonville, on Saturday,
1th B allot— Orth, 8; Rubli, 17 »
Albany on March 18th, 1874, and pledge
............
L.
Fleisehner
Treasurer, .........................
ourselves
to
make
every
honest
effort
to
Fisher,
11.
JAC KS< >N VILI.E, OREl¡ON.
Suite Printer........... .......... ....... Eugene Semple
i May 16, 1874, at 10 o’clock A. M., pur­
i
elect the nominees ot said Convention.
DAVID
LINN
8'h Ballot —Orth, 8; Rubli, 17 »
FIRST Jl'hl'.’IAI. L DISTRICT.
2- We are opposed to the Slate purchasing
I suant to call of the Democratic Central
P.
P.
Prim
Fisher,
12.
Circuit Judge....................
Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment Committee, and temporarily organized °,r leading the Canal and Locks at Oregon
‘.....J. R. Neil
R. JEWELL is a graduate of the Medi­ of
District Attorney............
<
’
ity,
and
do
hereby
instruct
our
nomineo*
8
th
Ba
’lot —Orth, 8; Rubli, 16 »
furniture, consisting of
cal Department of Georgetown (D. C.)
by electing Henry Klippel as Chair­ for Senator and Representatives to work and Fisher, 12.
JAI'KSON COl’XTY.
University, and respectfully oilers his ser­
vote against every measure tending to
Count v Jmliro.............................. F. B. Watson vices to the citizens of Jacksonville and the BEDSTEADS,
man, Silas J. Day as Secretary, and change the present legal status ol said
lOfA Billot— Orth, 8; Rubli,' 17 i
i Jaeol' Wairner. surrounding <•01111 try
BUREAUS, TABL1LS.
Canal
and
Lock
Company
with
the
btate
of
Fisher,
12.
County Commissioner* .... •
u
John Bolt, Assistant Secretary.
Oreg< >n.
(•Hice in Orth's Brick Building; residence
GUILD MOULDINGS,
II
¿A
Ballo*
— Orth, 7; Rubli, 16 »
Sheriff................................... This. T. McKenzie at John Conley’s.
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3. We are in favor of a reduction of the
On motion, the Chair appointed a
Clork..’...................................................... !’• Bunn
Fisher,
11
;
Helms,
i ; blank, 1.
STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES,
existing fee bill, and do hereby instruct our
Treasurer........................................... John Rilcer
Committee
on
Credentials,
consisting
Senator
and
Representatives
to
vote
f
or
the
12fA Ballot— Orth, 7; Kubli, IT;
Dr. L C. BELT,
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS.
....................................... . D. IL T 'avlor
of the following named persons : T. B. repeal of said bill, and enact one that will Fisher, 11 ; blank, 1.
School Superintendent,............ V. J. Stanl<‘V
allow a Just compensation for tho services
PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Surveyor...........................................
Howard
I
Kent,
NV.
A.
Childers,
S.
J.
Day,
John
performed.
Tho namoof John Orth W4 with­
<'oroner................................................... J. N. Bell
ETC.,
ETC.
4.
We
are
in
favor
of
the
Sta
’e
assuirfng
I
JarkHouville. Oregon,
drawn.
Official Paper..................... D emocratw T imes
M. Black, and J. S. Ilerrin.
the debt incurred in the late Modoc War,
Also Doors, Sash ami Blinds al wavs on
JOSEPHINE CO! NTY.
and that our brave and gallant Volunteers
On
motion,
the
following
named
13^5^—^tibll, n ; Fisher, 17.
hand and rnadn to order. Planing dono on
who left their homos in the dead of winter
County Judge............. ...................... J. R. Sifers Having located in the town of Jacksonville, reasonable terms. ï-ô" Undertakinr a spe­ persons were appointed a CommittA* to protect our frontier, be allowed the full
K. Kubli having received a mtjorl-
I Geo.S. Mathewson
cialty.
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tor
tho
purpose
of
practicing
Surgery
and
amount
promised
them
by
the
Stato
author
­
Co. Commissioners,... ■ ' I B. F. Sloan.
ty of the votes cast, wis de -lured the
on Order of Business, to-wit : J. N. T. ities.
other branches of his protession, respect­
Sheriff............................ ........... Dan. L. Green
nominee of the Convention, and on
fully asks a portion of the public patron­
Miller, Henry R. Brown and John S.
(Signed)
J. N. T. M iller , Chm’n.
Clerk............................... .......... Chas. Hughes
age. Office—Second door north of the I'. DRUGS and MEDICINES.
Herrin.
Treasurer...................... .............. W m. Naueke
On motion the report was received motion his nomination was made unan»
S. Hotel.
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Assessor........................ ...Thos. G. Patterson
itnous.
The Committee on Credentials, af­ and Committee discharged.
School Superintendent ............... \. J. Adams
t ELLE AND COMPLETE STOCK AL-
. KAHLER.
E. R. WATSON.
c.
w
The following ninud persons «"»re
Surveyor,........................ .............. Alex. Watts
ter a short absence, mado tho follow­
It being moved and seconded tnadopt
ï Y ways on hand at the
('oroner............................ .......... Geo. E. Briggs
KAHLER & WATSON.
ing report:
the report of Committee, Dr. J. Grey put in nomination for County Assessors
Official P.qM'r,................. ..D emi h ’R atic T i m es
CITY DRUG STORE,
A. S. J icobs, ’V. A. Childers, Calvin
Attorneys and Counselors-at-Law,
“We, your Committee on Creden­ Jewell offered the following amend­
«■OVRT SITTINGS.
tials, find the following named gentle­ ment, which was adopted and made a Lvy and John Pitman.
J<tck<»n Cnuntg.— Circuit Court, second
—OF—
JacksonrilR, Oregon,
Momlay in Februarv. June ami Novemlicr.
BOOKS,
la£ Ballot— Tnco’w, R ; Cliilders, 13;
men entitled to seats in this Conven­ part of sai<i platfdrm, to-wit :
County Court, first Monday in each month. Will practice in the Supreme, District ami
Lacy,
8 ; Pitman, 6 ; blink, 1.
tion, to-wit:
STATIONERY,
We hereby tender our sincere thanks to
Jo.ief>hi»e Counfi/.— Circuit Court, second ot her Courts of this State.
General
Davis,
Wltea
’
on,
and
tho
otficers
The name of Pitm m w is withdrawn.
Momlay in April and fourth Monday in Oc­
Office in the building formerly occupied
Applegate.— John Bolt, C. C. Good­ engaged in the latq Modoc War, for their
TOILET ARTICLES,
tober. County Court, first Monday in Jan­ by O. Jacobs, opposite Court House.
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2cZ billot— I ico ' h , 9 ; Caildars, 13 ;
win.
prompt and < nerge ic conduct in suppress­
uary, April, July and October.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
ing
liostilities,
and
for
the
many
courte-ie*
L
icy,
7 ; bl m'c, 1.
Ashland.
—
Daniel
NValker,
R.
Gar
­
J. R. NEH..
JACKSONVILLE rRF.CINIT.
J. II. STINSON.
shown to our Volunteers in the field. We
rett,
Thomas
Smith.
NV. A. Childers hiving received a
Justice of the Peace................... W. M. Turner
are also under many obligations to our gal­
STINSON & NEIL,
Eden.
—
John
S.
Herrin,
Frederick
TOWN OF JACKSONVILLE.
lant
officers
and
Volunteers
for
their
brave
majority
of all the votes cast, was de­
I
and patriotic conduct during the late Modoc
Barnaburg.
f
C. B<»ekman, I’res’t,
Attorneys and I’ounselorx-at-Law,
li red the nominee of the Convention,
\\ ar ; and we hereby tender them our gra’e
Sol. Sachs,
Foot's Creek. Robert A. Cook.
i
fill
thanks
for
their
well
timed
services,
and
Trustees..................... j John Bilirer,
tnd his nomination wus m id a unani­
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
Grant's Pass.— NV. A. Johnson.
assure them that their conduct will ovjr i
1 Henry Judge,
Agency lor Cowan's King Remedies.
mous.
Link River.— Chas. Bl.dr, by J. N remain green in our memories.
I K. Kubli.
Will practice in the Supreme, District and
T. Miller, proxy; J. L. Hanks, by Dr.
Recorder...................................... I’.
Havden other Courts of the State.
For School Superintendent thennm'Mi
Motion to adopt as amended carried.
RoBB <t KAHLER.
291 f.
Treasurer.......................................... Henrv Pape
Prompt attention given t<> all business en­
J. Grey Jewell, proxy.
Nominations being the next order of II. C. Fleming, J. B. Farley an t
Marshal............................................. Fred. Grob
trusted to our care.
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Leland.— L. N. Browning, by T. B.
Street Commissioner............... Peter Roschey
‘•BXCBLSICP;’
of business, the following named per­ Isaac CoX were pl wed l:t nomination.
Kent, proxy.
H. K. HANNA,
II. C. Fleming received 22 votes ;
Little Butte.— Ilonry R. Brown, sons were put in nomination for State
LIV.EB Y ST A B T. B,
SOCIETY NOTICES.
J.
B. Farley, 1 1 ; Inw C«»x, 3.
Utornpy-at-Law and Notary Public,
Samuel Hawkins, Wm. H. Simpson, Senator; J. N. T. Miller, John S
Oregon Street, Jacksonville,
J. M. Black.
II. C. Fleming hiving receive«! a
Herrin, Thomas Smith. On motion
Jacksonville, Oregon,
Jackson» ill" Lo<l?t No. I", 1. II. 0. F„
Manzanita.
—
Jesse
Richardson,
T.
Hold* its regular meotimrs every
the Convention proceeded to veto by majority of all the votes cast, ww d< •
J. W. MANNING & R. ISH, Propr e. F. Beall.
•
Saturday eveningat the O*l<i Fid- Will practice in all the Courts of the State.
i dared the nominee of the Convention.
billlot.
Prompt attention given to all business left
low’s Hall. Brothers in irood standing are
Table
Rock.
—
James
Collins,
Samuel
in my care.
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invited to attend.
K. KUBLI, N. G.
For Surveyor, the nimp of E. C.
AVJNG JVST RECFTVFD A NEW Man h, NV. A. Childers, Jasper Dennis.
II. R. Brown, Fred. Barnaburg and
C. W. S avage . Rec. Soc’v.
stock of Harne*s, Bu<rtrie* and Car­
Dr. L. DANFORTH.
1177/oif Springs.— Thos. Chavner, N. J. M. Black were apppointed tellers. Mison was placed in nomination, and,
Sila* J. Day, John A. Boyer, John Bilger,
riage*. we are now prepared to furnish our
Trustees.
C. Dean.
patrons ami the public generally with as
NVhole number of votes cast, 36 ; on motion, he win dwlare l by acd i«
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Sprague
River.
—
J.
A.
Smith,
by
mation tho nominoo of thia Con ven»
FINE TURNOUTS
necessary to a choice, 19.
flrsoni iii Pofiihontus Tribe No. 1. Im­ Has removed to Jacksonville, and tenders A* can bo had on the Pacific Coast. Sad'Ho Henry Klippel, proxy.
l.sf Ballot— J. N. T. Miller, 9; John tion.
proved order of Red Men. holds its his professional services to the public.
Jacksonville.—lAnxid Kannon, Cal­
Office on California street, adjoining Ca­ hor*os hired t<> to» to anv part of ’ho eonn’rv.
stated councils at the Red Men’s
For Coroner, the n tma of Dr. II. T.
S. Herrin, 15 ; Thomas Smith, 12.
Animals Bol’GHT and SOLD. Hor*e*
Hall the third sun in every seven suns, in ton's shoe-shop. Residence on Third street, broke to work single or double. Hor*e* vin Lacy, K. Kubli, John Cimborsky,
'Id
Ballot
—
Miller,
13
;
Herrin,
11
Inlow
wis pl iced in nomination, and,
*
E. 1». Foudray, by S. J. Day, proxy,
the eighth run. A cordial invitation to all opposite and west of the M. E. Church.
boarded, and tho best of earn bestowed upon
Smith,
9.
brothers in good standing.
on mo Ion, he was do -ltre<l by accli­
Martin Laist, John Orth, Newman
them while in our charge.
A. P. OWEN, S.
6d
Ballot
—
Miller,
10;
Herrin,
17
i
Fisher, John Noland.
OUR TERMS ARE REASONABLE.
mation to be tho choice of this Con»
GEORGE SCHUMPF,
P. D. P arsons , C. ot R.
Smith, 9.
A liberal share of the pnbHc pa<ronn'.'o is
On motion, report accepted ami
The name of J. N. T. Millor was vention for Coroner.
solicited.
[2Sti]
MANNING A- ISH.
BARBER,
Orion Division No. 1,
On motion, tho nominees for ths
Committee discharged.
withdrawn.
Son* and Daughters of Temperance, meets
i
H. F. JOHNSON.
F. A. HEARN.
Legislature, who were present, w.*r«
On motion, Carroll B. Mattney was
on Wednesday evening of each week in the
4 th Ballot Herrin, 21; Smith, 12.
hall of Pocahontas Tribe No. 1. I. O. R. M., CALIFORNIA STREET, Jacksonville,
called
upon, and without reservation
elected by the Convention to represent
JOHNSON & HEARN.
John S. Herrin having received a I
Brothers and sisters in good standingare in­
Uniontown precinct, and J. M.
vited to attend.
Successors to
majority of all the votes cast, was subscribed to the platform endorsed by
JOHN A. BOYER, W. P.
this Convention.
to represent the precinct of
air cutting , shaving , sham -
declared the nominee of the conven­
A. P. O wen , R. S,
pooing and ladies' hair cutting done in RANTZAU A. SHAW AND COMSTOCK A MARTIN, Point.
Tho following named persons were
tion ; ;tnd. on motion, his nomination i
first-class style.
then nominated as tho County Centr.d
The precincts of Goose Lake, I ,ost wit* made unanimous.
Forwardin? & Commission Merchants,
Warm Loti?.’ No. in, I. F. St A.
DANDRUFF LOTION,
'jF ]]ol<ls its regular <,ommiinications
River, Evans Creek, Big Butte,
G. B. Van Riper, NV. J. Ply male, Committee for the ensuing two years,
/ xf N on the Wednesday evening* <>r pre­
REDDING, CAI,.
An
entirely
new
discovery
for
cleansing
Flounce Rock, C’hewacanand Sterliug- NVm. Simpson, Thomas NVright and and their nomination wh confirmed
ceding the full moon, in .Jacksonville, Ore­
the scalp and restoring the hair to its natu­
gon.
T. G. REAMES, \\ . M.
ville were not represented.
ral vigor. Price, $1.00 per bottle.
Isaac Cox were placed in nomination by the Convention, to-wit: J. NV.
M ax M vi . i . er , Sec’y.
ark your goods careof j . a h .
Manning, Henry Klippel, Win. IL
The Committee on Order of Busi­ for Representatives.
RAZORS CAREFULLY PI T IN ORDER.
Bv close attention to business wo hope
Simpson, J. S. March, Thos. F. Beall,
’o merit a continuation of tho patronage ness made the following report :
Jacksonville Stamm No. ID. U. 0. R. M.,
Ballot— Van Riper received 36
heretofore
extended
to
the
old
firms.
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CIGARS !
Holds its regular meetings every Thursday
I
Mr. President: Your Committee ■ votes; NV. J. Plyinale, 24 ; Thomas John Sizemore, Simuel Furry.
evening at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Brothers
On motion, Henry Klippel was elect­
beg leave to submit tho following as NVright, 23 ; NVm. Simpson, 14, and
in good standing are invited to attend.
RAILROAD SALOON,
Isaac
Cox,
II.
E. JACOBS, O. C.
ed as Chairman of said Committee.
the order of business for this Conven­
JOHN
PAS H B URG
Tlrrd Street,
F. G rob , R. S.
G.
B.
Van
Riper,
NV.
J.
Plymaleand
On motion, it was ordered that the
tion :
YREKA, CAL,,
Thomas NVright having each received proceedings of this Convention he pub­
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
1. Report of Committee on Creden­
Rnth Rrb’kuh Dferpc Loder No. 4, I. 0. 0. F.,
Keeps
Constanti
g
on
Hand
a majority of all the votes cast w * tc lished in the D emocratic T imes .
tials.
HENRY
PAPF,
Hold* its regular meetings on every other
ENGINEER
declared the nominees of this Conven­
Monday evening at 0*1'1 Fellows Hall.
On motion, the Convention adjourn-
2 Permanent organization.
Members in goo<i standing are invited to Imported & Domestic HAVANA Cigars. t
tion ; an<l on motion, their nominations od.
3 .Adoption of Platform.
attend.
N. FISHER, N. G.
THROUGH TICKETS, 12J C ts .
I
■1. Nominations in the following or­ were imide unanimous.
—AND—
HENRY KLIPPEL, Chm’n.
J ane K vblt , R. S.
der :
S ilas J. D ay , Sec’y,
For Sheriff, J. NV. Manning and J.
ALL OTHER BRANDS,
/tllOK'E WINES. LIQUORS AND CI-
State
Senator.
1
Jarksonvillr Turnverein No. 1,
* > gars constantlv on band. The reading
J ohn B olt , Assist. Sec’y.
IL Russell were put in nomination.
3 Representatives.
Holds its regular meetings at Turnverein AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES! table is also supplied with Eastern periodi­
J. NV. M inning received 28 votes ;
cals and leading papers of the Coast. 29tf. I
Hall every Momlay evening. Regular Ex­
1 Sheriff.
A C ouplk of N ice S amples
ercising every Monday ami Thursday eve­
291 y.
; J. 11. Russell, 8.
1 < lerk.
nings.
CHAS. NICKELL, President.
S
poiled
.—A well-worn falselKaxi of
o
S. I». JONES,
County Commissioners.
J. NV. Manning having received a
E d . H orne , Secretary.
the
Ring
has been the statement that
THE
EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS.
“
Treasurer.
1
majority of till the votes cast, was de­
A. H. Brown had Imrrowed $10,000,
“
Assessor.
1
INDEPENDENT LITERARY SOCIETY,
C alifornia S treet ,
clared the nominee of the Convention. school funds, for the B ikerCity A nd-
NEW
STATE
SALOON,
1 School Superintendent.
Holds its regular meetings at the District
For Clerk, E. D. Foudray and IL C. •my upon security that ww pruttical-
School House every Friday evening.
Proprietor, j
1 County Surveyor.
Corner California and Third Streets,
John Noland,
EDW a RI) HORNE, President.
ly worthless—the eecurlty heinjf the
Fleming
were placed in nomination.
1 Coroner.
A melia M iller , Sec’y.
WEBB & JONES. Propr s.
5th. The election of a Central Com­
E. D. Foudray received 21 votes; II. Academy and ground«. Thia wm
\TONE BUT THE CHOICEST AND BEST
originally a Bulletia ftlsehood. and
! C. Fleming, 15.
mittee.
A Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars
The City Brewery,
was in< lude<l in Dolph’s string of cam.
E. I). Foudray was declared the piign lies compiled from the filea of
kept.
pNGLlSH ALE ANI> T’ORTER, together
All of which is most respectfully
I j with the finest brands of liquors :in<l ei-
DRINKS, 12J CENTS.
—BY—
i nominee of the Convention.
submitted.
that piper at the lieginning of the can.
trars always on hand.
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CREDIT
IN
THE
FUTURE
—
it
don
’
t
Fred.
Heber,
Daniel
Walker,
S
imuel
vass for the benefit of the am ill-fry of
NO
(Signed) J. N. T. M iller , Ch’n.
VEIT SCHUTZ.
pay. Families needimr anything in mv line
’he Ring who were to can visa and
with the purest and New Boot and Shoe Store
can always 1 be supplied
. .
On motion, the report was received March, M. A. Houston, John O’Brien didn’t know whit tosiv. Tais fd*e.
uin<1
tho
Give
me
a
best
to
be
found
on
the
Coast.
..
R. SCHUTZ RESPECTFULLY IN-
California Street,
and accepted, and Committee dis­ an<l Freeman Yandel were placed in hoo<l was just about <iSlipp*ry Di -k'*’*
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forms the citizens of .Jacksonville and call, and you will be well satisfied.
nomination for County Commissioners -ize, and the industrious use ho mid»
surrounding country that he is now manip
charged.
JACKS< INVILEE, OR EGON.
iacturing, and will constantly keep on hand
l.*< Ballot— Heber, 18 ; O’Brien, 18 : of it must hive been ch mring to ths
HENRY HAGEN,
On motion, the temporary officers
<he very bestt of Lager Beer. “ Those wishing
Yandel,
13 ; Houston, 10 ; NValker, 6 ; Ring heart. In the cours** of time
a cool glass of beer should give me a call.
were unanimou-ly elected permanent , March, 6.
Wholesale Dealer In
aving permanently located
¡¡his inveitim readied B i'<. r City
in Jacksonville, respectfully inform* officer* of the Convention.
No
choice.
The
names
of
Walker,
in<l now con*« hick a rejdy in tha
CALIFORNIA
WINES,
BRANDIES,
DR.
JACKSON, :
• he public that he is prepared to do all kinds On motion, a Committee of five on
shape
of a certified statement of the
March, and Yandel were withdrawn.
of work in tho boot and shoe-making line.
i
—AND—
platform was appointed by the Chair,
Satisfaction guaranteed.
2d Ballot— Heber, 21 ; Houston, 23; value of the Ba <er City Ac idoniv prop,
I
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M. CATON
erty, with a detail <1 i-count of exp *n-
consisting
of
the
following
persons:
O’Brien, 28.
IMPORTED LIQUORS,
litures in cm no tion with it, ov«*r the
.1. N. T. Miller, NVm. Simpson, John
John O’Brien and M. A. Houston •ign it ure of its sp< re ary. who h ipp *n<
HYZER
&
ACKLEY,
338 and 340 Pine St.,
S. Herrin, Thomas Smith, S. March.
were declared the nominees of the ; o bp a rui'orou* Ri'li-al; a at.ite-
Plain
and
Ornamental
Painters,
On motion, the Convention adjourn­ Convention.
i
San Francisco, California.
I input w'ii h -h >ws the A - ideuiy to a»
ed,
to
meet
at
1
o
’
clock
p.
M.
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON,
SURGEON DENTIST.
For County Treasur t , the ninu's of • worth d >11*4 • t io sum for which it is
Jir Orders from the country promptly
AFTERNOON SESSION.
filled.
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John Orth, Kaspar Kubli, Newman in >rtgaged to the St ite.
i RE PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS
Another of these crmpiignors wh
The Convention met pursuant to ad­ FLher, Veit Schutz, M. Mens>r, were
z\ of House. Sign. Carriage Panning, Glaz­
LLSTYT.ES OF PLATE WORK MADE
to
the effect that th- p-<*sen’ S »too fl­
LAGER, LAGER !
ing, Paper Hanging promptly and a» roa- journment.
Officers and members put in nomination.
—such as Gold, Silver, Platina, Aluin-
eers
rais- d th • r *n4 p ii l t > J >e 1I *| 111
I sonable term*. Tho patronage of the public
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•nium and Rubber Plates. Special attention
present.
is
respectfully
solicited.
nnn535‘> p *r <pi ir er—> 11 by M iy
lif Ballot— Orth received 6 votes
given to Children’s teeth. Nitrus Oxide
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HYZER A ACKLEY.
THE EAGLE BREWERY.
(laughing gas) given for the painless ex­
i —to $500. This invention w is short­
On motion, E. C. Mason was invited Kubli, 16 ; Fisher, 12 ; Schutz, 2.
traction of the teeth.
2d ballot— Orth, 8 ; Kubli, 14 J lived. It Wis pro uptlv met by H<4-
CARPET-WEAVING.
to participate in this Convention as
Will visit Ashland on the 1st of March an­
nan, in a car<l, stating that for in»
nually ; also Kerby ville on the 4th Monday T RE PROPRTE t OR, JOS. WETTERER, If RS. OLIVER WOULD RESPFXTFUL- delegate to represent Goose Lake pre­ Fisher, 12 ; Mensor, 1.
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in October. Call and examine specimen
3d Ballot— Orth, 8 ; Kubli, 15; Fish­ rea-ed fa ilties the r nt wt- rai-ed
«• ™as now on hand and is constantly man­ ol lv inform the publicthat she will short­
work.
ti fkctu ring the best I^grr Beer in Srlnthom ly be prepared to weave carpets fn the nno«t cinct. Mr. Mason declined, and the er, 12; Mensor, 1.
luring Mtv’.s term, and th it then* has
Office comer of California and 5th streets ; Oregon, which he will sell in quantities to
motion
was
tabled.
artistic st vic, and at reasonable rates. La­
4th badot— Orth, 8 ; Kubli, IT'tTiih» been rin“increase since the R •puhliuui
residence opposite Crystal dr Wright’s black- suit purchasers. Call and test the article.
dies desiring to have carpets wcven. should .
party went out of power.—-¿Veu»a.
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wmiib-.shop.
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The Committee on platform made er; 11.
give her a call.
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