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VOL. IV.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCT. 9, 1874
LETTER FROM JOSEPHINE.
mantling “Hassler.”
Mr. J. B. Sifers, Kerbyvilie, Oregon.
It will be observed that from the
source from whence the above infor
mation is derived that it is perfectly
complete and reliable.
I would further say, that having
traveled repeatedly over a portion of
the line of the proposed road, down
the Illinois river, and having been in
formed by a number of reliable per
sons who have traveled over the bal
ança of the route, I conclude first—
that the route is practical ; second—
that the cost of construction will be
comparatively light for a mountain
road ; and third—that from the nature
of the ground and lay of the country
it would be, when completed, the most
substantial road of any in Oregon of
the same length, and a road that
would be as a general rule open all
winter.
I desire here, on behalf of all those
interested, to return thanks to Lieu
tenant Taylor for the very efficient
manner in which he has supplied us
with the foregoing information.
It will I m * observed that Lieut. Tay
lor refers to anchorage below or south
of Pistol river, and proffers informa
tion in detail in regard to that point
or any other matter. Should such
detailed information be desired by any
person, a communication directed to
him at Crescent City will reach him.
J. B. Si fers .
THE DEMOCRATIC TIMES.
NO. 41
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For legal advertisements, 82.50 persquaro
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for each subsequent insertion.
A fair reduction from the above rates made
to yoarly advertisers.
Yearlv advertisements payable quarterly.
Job printing neatly and promptly executed.
River, which, on motion, was adopted. Goldsmith, President of the Willam
Van Riper presented II. J. M. No. ette Falls Canal and Locks Company,
Dr. L. DANFORTH.
STATE OF OREGON.
K erbyville , Oct. 2, 1874.
4,
asking relief from Congress to pay stating that State Treasurer had refus
Governor,.............................
L. F. Grover
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON,
E
ditor
T
imes
:
spoliation
claims of the Modoc war, ed to pay interest coupons due and
Secretary of State,F. Chadwick
Treasurer,
.........................L. Flcisehner
which
was
adopted.
During the fore part of the summer,
guaranteed by the State, ns by contract
...... .......... to Jacksonville, and tenders
State Printer,.»,.,................ ..Eugene Semple Has removed
Gearin,
from
the
Committee
on
Cor
his professional services to the public.
agreed
with said Company. Which
when the question of a road from
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Office on California street, adjoining Ca
porations,
reported a bill to provide was referred to Committee on Claims.
Circuit Judge.................................... P. P- Prim ton’s shoe-shop. Residence on Third street, Jacksonville, to the most accessible
for the incorporation of towns.
tMetrict Attorney,.................... IL K. Hanna opposite and west of the M. E. Church.
Fidler presented II. J. M. No. 5 :
point on the coast was agitated, and
Mays introduced II. B. No. 49, to
JACKSON COUNTY.
in connection therewith the route
amend Act incorporating Dalles City, To the Honorable the Senate and House
H. K. HANNA,
♦>>vnty Judge,........................ E. B. Watson
of Representatives o f the United States
and concerning fire department.
down the Illinois and Chetco rivers
t, Uountv
. r. Commissioners
i
(John O’Brien,
......I
A Hneston
Attornry-nt-Law and Notary Public,
McGugin introduced H. B. No. 50, in Congress assembled Inasmuch as
was
mentioned
as
the
most
practical,
.........
I
W.
Manning
i
Nher iff.............................
regulating fees of Justices of the I the southern portion of Oregon is dis-
Jacksonville. Oregon.
V’lerk..... .....................................E. I». Fondrav
advantageously situated in regard
the point was raised by some that
Peace.
'Treasurer,....................... ...................K. Kubli
there was no harbor at the mouth of the
Brown introduced II. lJ. No. Gl, to to communication with the coast and
........W. A. < 'hilders Will practice in all the Courts of the State.
outside districts, and in view of tho
Çiphnol Siiìw'rìnfpiìflpnt
H
Fleming | Prompt attention given to all business left Chetco of sufficient safety to accommo
incorporate Dallas.
.............
E.
Mason
in
niv
care.
2
’
.
Kf.
-Mftrvcvor,.................. ...
I
Riddle introduced II. B. No. 52, to additional fact that some of the most
date the wants of the interior country.
I 'oroner........................... ............. H. T. Tnlow
productive valleys in the State, con
prevent and punish gambling.
E. n. WATSON
Official Paper................... ..D emocratic T imes • C. W. KAHLER.
I therefore addressed a letter on the
Stott introduced II. B. No. 53, to taining choice and valuable homes!pads
JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
KAHLER A WATSON,
are rendered almost valueless for want
13th of July to Lieut. II. C. Taylor,
license selling by sample.
“County Judge............ ............. M. F. Baldwin
of
a suitable market for the surplus
commander of the steamer JIassler, of
Attorneys and fonnsclors-at-Lnw,
Partlow introduced II. B. No. 54,
products
the farm, the garden and
. County Commissioners,...... f
n ’’ h 7.’
for an Act in relation to railroads, pro the mine of
the U. S. Survey, then off Chetco, ask
;
and,
Jacksonville, Oregon,
Sheriff,...................................... Dan. I,. Gri*en
viding for fencing tho same when
ing on behalf of the people of Jackson
Clerk.......................................... Chas. Hughes I
W hereas , There is little proba
near to and parallel with county road.
Will practice in the Supreme, District and and Josephine counties for informa
'Treasurer,................................................... Wm. Naucke
bility
of railroad facilities beingextend-
other < ’ourts of this State.
Reed, of Marion, introduced If. B.
Assessor...................................................... lohn Howell
eil
to
801*1100 of the State for some
Office in the building formerly occupied tion regarding the actual and relative
School Superintendent.................B. F. Sloan
No. 55, to amend criminal law relating years this
2!>tf. merits of the several harbors along
to
come, your memorialists, the
Surveyor,.................................. W. N. Sanders by O. Jacobs, opj»osite Court House.
to dismissal of indictments.
»Coroner..................................... Geo. E. Briggs
Legislative Assembly of the State of
Stannard introduced II. B. No. 5G, Oregon,
Official Paper.................... D emocratic T imes .1. A. CALLENDER, M. D. | A. C. MATTHIAS, M. I). that part of the coast, naming Cres
respectfully ask your honora
to amend 1118, chap. 15, General Laws. ble IxMly to appropriate the sum of
COURT SITTINGS.
CALLENDER & MATTHIAS,
cent City, Chetco, Hunter’s Cove and
Stannard introduced II. B. No. 57, $30,000, to lie expended in the con
Onunty.— Circuit Court, second
Port Orford, stating that we desired
Physicians
i
Surdons,
requiring plaintiffs to give security struction of a wagon road from some
Monday in Febmarv, June ami November.
to construct a wagon road for the pur
County Court, first Monday in each month.
for costs in certain cases.
point on Illinois river, Josephine
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Josephine (\ntnty.— Circuit Court, secoml
pose of securing a practical outlet for
Cranston introduced II. B. No. 58, county, to the town of Chetco, Curry
Monday in April and fourth Monday in Oe-
to amend Code, sec. 590, to allow Co., Oregon, and our representatives
the counties of Jackson and Josephine.
tolicr. Countv Court, first Monday in Jan
costs
without limitation of amount of in Congress are hereby instructed to
uary, April, July and Octol»er.
Having formed a co-partnership for t lie In answer to that letter I received
judgment.
practice of our profession, w offer our ser the following :
JACKSONVILLE PRECINCT.
use their best endeavors to secure
Fidler introduced II. B. No. 59, re said appropriation. The memorial
Justice of the Peace................... J. H. Stinson vices t<> the public.
»ffice on California Street, opposite
Constable................................... \. M. Asburv
U. S. C oast S urvey ,
pealing miscellaneous laws, sections was adopted.
Union Livery Stable.
TOWN OF JACKSONVILLE.
Steamer “Hassler,”
10 11, 12, title 1, chap. G.
Dean presented a petition from the
f C. <’. Beekman. Pres’t,
O
ff
C
hetco
,
Sept.
24,
1874.
)
Plymale introduced II. B. No. 60, to
Dr. J. C. BELT,
j Sol. Sachs,
citizens
of Tillamook county, praying
create office of Assistant Treasurer of
-• John Bilger.
Trustee«,
Your
letter of July 13th, asking in
the enactment of a law authorizing
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
I Henry Judge,
State, (pays salary of $2,000.)
formation concerning the anchorages
( K. Kubli.
II. B. No. 39, to create the county the citizens of that county to choose a
Jacksonville. Oregon.
in this vicinity, was duly received,
..I’. S. Harden
Recorder,...
of Lake out of the portion of Jackson county seat.
and my delay in answering has been
....Henrv Pape
Treasurer,..
II. B. No. 3, repealing an act pro
county east of the Cascades, was read
...... Fred. Grob
Marshal......
only that I might answer you correct
viding
for incidental expenses of Cir
Peter Roschev Having located in the town of Jacksonville, ly, as I felt confident that you would
Street Commissioner,
second time, and referred to Commit
OREGON I. Età IS, 1. AT I RE.
cuit
and
Supreme Judges, was passed
— ■ . ............................................
tor the purpose of practicing Surgery and
tee of Counties.
other branches of his profession, respect not desire a snap judgment. I have
SOCIETY NOTICES.
8. B. No. 4, appropriating $30,000 by a vote of 44 to 15.
T uesday , Sept. 29th.
fully asks a p< rtion of the public patron therefore waited until I could examine
Plymale presented a remonstrance
age’. Office—Second door north of the U. with great care this line of coast.
to pay expenses of the Legislative
senate .
S.
Hotel.
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signed by 57 citizens of Jackson coun
Jnrkwnvillr Lodge No. 19. 1. 0.0. F.,
You have named Port Orford, Hun
The following bills were introduced: Assembly, was slightly amended, and ty against the division of said county,
Hol<|s its regular meetings everv
passed
unanimously.
ter’s Cove, Chetco Cove and Crescent
By Goodman—A bill to amend the
n Saturday evening at the Odd Fel
which was referred, on motion of the
low’s Hall. Brothers in good standing Krc ST MARY’S ACADEMY. City. Of Port Orford, I am unable to charter of the town of Scio in Linn
presentee,
to the Committee on Coun
invited to attend.
speak personally, as I have not been county.
CONDUCTED BY
T hursday , Oct. 1st.
ties.
t . t . mckenzie , n . g .
there.
By Lee—A bill providing for the
J ottm B ilger . Rec. Sec’v.
Reed, of Marion, from special com
senate .
Of
Hunter
’
s
Cove,
I
must
say
that
fencing of railways.
John A. Boyer, Isaac Sachs, Kaspar Ku THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES,
mittee, presented a majority rpport
hl I. Trustees.
for the purposes you speak of it is al
II. J. M. No. 5, asking aid from signed hv himself and Lame, reporting
By Richardson—A bill providing
most worthless, being much too small, for the education of the deaf mutes of Congress to assist in building a mili by bill the petitions,reported in favor of
Jarkwnvillr Stamm No. IIS I . 0. R. M.,
he scholastic year of this having many dangers, and being an the State. The appropriation for that tary wagon road from some point on
woman suffrage, with a recommenda
school will commence about the middle
Holds its regular meetings everv Thursday
the Illinois river, in Josephine county, tion that the hill pass.
purpose is left blank in the bill.
of August, ami is divided in four sessions, uncertain and insecure shelter.
evening at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Brothers
It is left for me then to compare the
of eleven weeks each. The following are the
By Myers—A bill to authorize the to Chetco. The appropriation asked
hi good standing are invited to attend.
Bradshaw, the minority of said
terms:
BEN SACHS, O. C.
qualities of Chetco Cove anil Crescent State Treasurer to convert currency for is $30,000. The Senate concured committee, made his report against
Board and tuition, per term,................. 840.00 City Harbor.
A. Bonx, R. S.
funds into coin and to pay off the in the Memorial.
the constitutionality of the proposed
Trustees—Herman v. Helms, Ben Sachs. Beil and Bedding...................................... 4.00
Not
much
swell
comes
into
either
of
Dolph presented a petition from C. | bill, and making pungent remarks
Lock Bonds out of the sale of State
Drawing and ¡tainting............................. H.00
Max Muller.
Piano........................................................... 15.00 these places in summer. In this re lands. The usual number were or M. Carter and others, asking that the i about the duties of women, and the
firesonian Pocahontas Tribe No. 1. Im Entrance fee, only once,....................... 5.00 spect they are about equal. The high dered printed.
city of Portland and Multnomah county character of the men who sign woman’s
proved order of Red Men. holds its
north-westerly
winds
of
summer
are
By Townsend—A bill appointing might be consolidated. It was on rights petitions.
SELECT DAY SCHOOL.
,
stated councils at the Red Men’s
Hall the third sun in everv seven suns, in Primary, per term,.................................. S 0.00 frequently felt in Crescent Cit.v har- II. \V. Corbett, A. I*. Ankeny and NV. motion referred to tho Senators from
The bill reported by the majority
the eighth run. A cordial invitation to all Junior,
“
................................... H.00 l*bor, and but rarely in Chetco. In this S. Ladd a Board of Immigration, with Multnomah county.
was read first time. It is entitled
brothers in good standing.
Chetco has much advantage. The fa provisions generally similar to the
Webster
presented
a
petition
from
Senior,
“
...................................
10.00
“A bill to Conform the Election Law
A. P. OWEN. S. I
Pupils are received at any time, and their cilities for constructing a wharf are bill introduced by Mr. Dolph, and the citizens of Coos county, praying of Oregon to the Constitution of the
C. W. S avagf ., C. of R.
i terms will be counted from the day of their about the same in both places. For which was indefinitely postponed.
aid from Congress for the construction United States.” It enacts that no per
I entrance. For further particulars apply at
loading
vessels
from
the
beach
by
A vote being taken on rejection, re of a railroad from the Coquille river son shall be precluded from voting op
the Academy.
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Orcfon Division No. 1,
means of boats or lighters, Crescent sulted—yeas, 18 ; nays, 10. So the to Coos Bay. Referred to Committee account, of sex, and that women shall
ftons and Daughters of Temperance, meets
City has a fine, clear, gently-sloping bill was rejected.
on Commerce.
an Tuesday evening of each week in the
i be entitled to vote at all elections, up
GRANGERS,
beach, while Chetco beach is steeper,
Odd Fellows’ Hall. Brothers and sisters in
Townsend introduced a bill amend
S. J. M. No. 2, presented by Jewell, on the same terms as men now are.
good standingare invited to attend.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY! and somewhat encumbered with rocks. ing the several acts relating to pilot asking Congress to throw the Umatilla
ANNA DOWELL, W. P.
The following bills, introduced by
In this particular Crescent City has age and towage on the Columbia bar Reservation open for settlement by the
J. R. W ade , R. S.
the
gentlemen named, passed their
much advantage.
and Willamette river.
whites. On motion of Myers the me
, first reading:
Neither of these anchorages are safe
I CAN FURNISH
By Webster—A bill to amend tlie morial was adopted.
Warrrn Lodw No. 10. A. F. & A. M..
Butler—To incorporate the town of
or practicable as a rule in winter, and act providing for the sale of school
Bristow’s S. J. M. No. 3, asking
Holds its regular communications
I
/xrN on the Wednesday evenings or pre First-Class WATER PIPE, I must therefore consider their rela lands ; repeals the law requiring the Congress to assume the amount of Independence, Polk county.
Stott—To amend the Acts incorpo
ceding the full moon, in Jacksonville. Ore
tive capabilities for being artificially payment of $5 to the Board of School $2,986.21 paid Geo. Abernethy as salary
Cheaper and More Durable
gon.
T. G. REAMES, W. M.
rating
the city of Portland.
protected by breakwaters or otherwise. Land Commissioners by purchase of as Provisional Governor of the State.
M ax M vller , Sec’y.
Brown
—To define and punish the
Crescent City harlxir affords the lands.
The memorial was, on motion, adopted.
—THAN—
I
crime
of
conspiracy.
chance for building a large
The bill for the repeal of State Geol
Townsend introduced S. B. No. 64,
loth Rrbfkah Drrrrr Lodge No. I, I. 0. 0. F., I Wood, Iron, Lead, or any other Material. better
Noyer—To amend the laws relating
breakwater,
costing
necessarily
a
large
ogist
was
passed
by
a
vote
of
21
to
7.
to
provide for fees to be paid into the
Holds its regular meetings on every other
to
the collection of taxes.
amount
of
money,
and
fit
to
shelter
S. B. No. 25, a bill to fix the time State Treasury on commissions issued
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
ANY SIZE FURNISHED.
Gill»ert—To amend the laws relative
vessels of all sizes, both large and for holding County Court in Union by the Governor.
Members in good standing are invited to
■attend.
N. FISHER, N. G.
small. •
county, was read third time and passed.
Ilirsch introduced S. B. No. 55, to to education.
J ars K ubli , R. S.
Dufur—To allow certain persons
Send V’ur orders t<>
Chetco Cove is not well fitted for ar
S. B. No. 26, to repeal the act em authorize Al. Zieber to establish gas
JOSIAH HANNAH,
the
right to testify in criminal cases.
tificial protection to vessels of large powering Assessors to assess bank de works in the city of Portland.
Or A lf . x . M artin , Agent, Jacksonville.
Jarkxonvillc Turnvrrrin No. 1,
Stump—Fixing the salary of the
draft, but a good-sized stream—the posits, was read third time and lost.
Jewell introduced S. B. No. 66, to
■Holds Its regular meetings at Tnmverein
State
Librarian at $300.
Chetco
river
—
enters
the
sea
here
;
and
Yeas, 10 ; nays, 17.
amend the Act providing for the sale
Hall every Monday evening. Regular Ex-
GEORGE
SCHUMPE,
; I believe that advantage may be taken
of swamp and overflowed land.
• ercteing every Monday and Thursday eve
HOUSE.
nings.
CIIAS. NICKELL, President. I I
M oses in T rouble .—The late dis
' of this to construct at comparatively
„
Braly introduced S. B. No. 67, to
S. B. No. 17, to repeal the act to
En. H orne , Secretary.
patches show that Gov’. Moses, tile
BARBER,
small cost excellent protection to
incorporate
the
town
of
McMinnville.
provide fora State Board of Equaliza
1 schooners and small steamers and oth tion,
Webster introduced S. B. No. 68, infernal Governor of South Carolina,
was passed by a vote of 58 to 2.
INOEPtNDENT LITERARY SOCIETY,
says the Record, has lateiy written to
CALIFORNIA STREET, Jacksonville, er small coasting craft, by lining the
II. B. No. 10, providing for the to prevent the disposal of intoxicating President Grant that a reign of terror
. Holds its regular meetings at the District
entrance with walls and extending appointment of Deputy Clerks and liquors on election day.
"School House everv Friday evening.
these walls a short distance into the Sheriffs, was read a third t ime aud
Offield introduced S. B. No. 69, a exists in that State, and he calls on
A l . CARDWELL, 1‘resident.
sea.
SorniE N ickell , Sec’y.
bill
to amend the existing game law. the United States for military assist
air cutting , shaving , sham -
Port Orford has, I infer, the advan passed.
S.
B. No. 14, a bill to create and ance. He modestly wants the army
pooing and ladies’ hair cutting done in
H. B No. 11, concerning submarine
first-class style.
tages and disadvantages of Crescent I sites for light-houses and other aids to organize the State University at put under his own immediate com
The City Brewery,
[ City harbor, with but slight difference, navigation, was read a third time and Eugene City. Read the third time mand, to which Attorney General
DANDRUFF LOTION,
and I may therefore sum up the above
and passed. The bill grants the citi Williams, writing by direction of the
—BY—
An entirely now discovery for cleansing remarks by saying that for the pur- passed.
President, informs the frightened
II. B. No. 18, to amend the law re zens of Eugene further time to com Moses that a company of U. S. troops
the scalp and restoring the hair to its natu : poses of which you wish to avail your-
VEIT SCHUTZ.
plete
the
building
now
in
course
of
ral vigor. Price, 81.00 per l>ottle.
' self, I give it as my opinion that Chet lating to tolls on bridges, was read a construction. The original bill called is already stationed at the most
third time and passed.
threatened point, who are expected to
VIR. SCHUTZ RESPECTFULLY IN- RAZORS CAREFULLY PUT IN ORDER. co is the most favorable spot of all
The
following bills wore introduced : for an appropriation of $10,000 which, afford adequate protection to live and
JU
forms
the
citizens
of
Jacksonville
those which you have mentioned.
___ __
____ and
By Riddle, for the relief of Doug however, was stricken out.
smrrtmnding country that ho is now manu- EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS,
S. B. No. 18, to provide for the pay property. It looks as If our President
Before
closing,
however,
I
must
I
raetnring, and will constantly keep on hand
las county to the extent of $1,287.
i
ment
of the Modoc war claims, was was rather sarcastl<*al on his Moses.
*l>e very beat of Lager Beer. Those wishing
I state that there is another anchorage
By Riddle, to amend and repeal
C alifornia S treet ,
» cool glass of beer should give me a call.
read
third
time and passed, by the fol Of all the scalawags in public life, that
to which you have not alluded, and parts of the Act establishing a uniform
man Moses is probably the worst in
Proprietor.
lowing vote :
Jolin Noland,
which, from my hitherto slight obser- course of public instruction.
I vation of it, is superior in almost ev
Yeas— Barnes, Clark, Dolph, Han fliction and the greatest nuisance.
■«. E. WATT.
CHAS. K. KLUM.
By Reed, of Marion, to supplement
ery respect to all others in this vicini the Act providing for construction of na, Herrin, Ilirsch, Myers, Owens,
one bitt the choicest and best
WATT A KLUM,
Richardson, Savage, Tolln, Townsend, I AuocALpaper says there is «firm in
Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars ty. It is but little known as a good the State Capitol building.
anchorage, even by the coasters in this
VanCleave, Watson, Webster, Wisdom I Salem which has been In business sev
Saddle & Harness Manufacturers, kei»t.
' vicinity. It is about two miles south
—16.
eral years and never advertised to any
DRINKS, 12} CENTS.
W ednesday , Sept 30th.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
; of Pistol river, inside a reef of large
Nays — Braly, Bristow, Crystal, extent and don’t mean to, started with
NO CREDIT IN THE FUTURE—it don’t
senate .
rocks, the last one of which is known
Engle, Goodman, Haley, Jewell, Lee, a cash capital of $l,2G0. By strict at-
anufacture and import con - !**▼. Families
nceding
anything
___________
„ „
____ _ in niv line
eord Team, Buggy and Plow Hamess, can always be supplied with the purest and as Mack’s Arch. I have named the
Munkers,
Offield, Smith, Witham, ; tion to business, economical living and
8. B. No. 33, creating a State Board
Boston Team Collars, Concord, Team and
wst to l>e found on the Coast. Give me a ' anchorage Mack’s Shelter.
j and Judicious management, they have
of Equalization, was on motion taken Mr. President—13.
NuMy Cbllani, Men’s, Boys’, and Side Sad- i call, and you will he well satisfied.
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A bill to incorporate the town of j increased their original capital to the
I shall be glad to give you detailed from the table. The bill was finally
< Bea, hridlew, Cinch as and Stirrui«, Whips,
X.’urry-conibs, Lashes, Spurs, Collar Pads,
: information with regard to it or any indefinitely postponed.
Ashland was read third time, and ' sum of ’ $1,265.41.
.........
and everything usually kept in a well regu-
NOTICE.
———
■ ■» ■ —
other
points
you
may
desire.
passed
after
an
unimportant
amend
HOUSE.
latod harness establishment.
| Woodhull goes after Tilton in a live-
ll persons indebted to the
We are using Kerby’» Genuine Santa Cruz
Accept my best wishes for tho suc
A memorial was received from the ment made by consent.
undersigned are requested to come for cess of the project you have in view,
leather, and guarantee Satisfaction to our
: ly manner, and if he don’t keep out
A
bill
to
amend
the
charter
of
Eu
State Grange, favoring the Portland,
ward and settle. Thoso who have not the
Customers.
and
believe
me
gene City was read third time and of Victoria’» reach, he will be bald-
ready cash can settle in lumber, wood, hay
Dalles and Salt Lake Railroad.
I headed In less than a month.
AYX CHEAP JX)Ji CASH.
or grain. I wish to live and let live. So
Very truly yours,
Bradshaw presented H. J. M. No. 3, passed.
take warning, as others are better collectors
‘ house . ’
H. C. T ay ’ lor ;
asking Congress to appropriate $25,000 I
Repairing neatly and quickly done.
than myself.
J. c. BELT, M. D.
P ay your subscription.
Lieut.
Commander
U.
H.
Navy,
com-
Jacksonville, Sept. 1,1S7L
Please girt use call.
Stott presented a petition from B,
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