The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907, June 04, 1875, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DEMOCRATIC * Official Paper for Jackson & Josephine Published Every Friday Morning, By CHAS. NICKELL, VI y iy I I ■l EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. 1 I p' J fl X rAs y OFFICE—On Oregon Street, in Orth’s Brick Building. ÍJ X. .X.. Rule«* of Niibicriplloii: ropy, per annum................................ $3.00 “ six months................................... 2.00 “ throe months,............................ 1.00 VOL. V. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE’S? 1875 NO. 23. T PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY, T. A. DAVIS. F. K. ARNOLD. GENERAL NOTEN ANI» NEW«. T. A. DAVIS & CO., The highest prices ruling in the Bos ton market for wool of choice grades are 60@57 cents per pound. Harvesting has commenced in some sections of California, but in most places the crop is very light. The wild strawberry crop this sea son, it is reported, will be the most prolific ever known in Oregon. XVhisky rings all over the country have been cheating the Government out of revenue returns by the millions. The argument of the counsel in the Beecher-Tilton case still continues. It will probably ho two weeks yet before PATENT MEDICINES, County Judge............................M. F. Baldwin the case will be submitted to the jury. Jacksonville, Oregon, County Commissioners....... ! ^„^NcrTi’ GLASSWARE, WLRDOW GLASS, Portland has a colored actor, Charles Will practice in all th© Courts of the State. Sheriff..........................................Dan. L. Green Prompt attention given to all business left Graham, who is creating a sensation Clerk..................... . ..................... Chas. Hughes in my care. PAINTS, OILS AND Treasurer....................................................... Wm. Nauck« Office in Court House—upstairs. in the role of Othello. He is reported Assessor......................................... John 1 Towel 1 School Superintendent................. B. F. Sloan PAINTER’S STOCK OF EVERY KIND, as doing the character excellently well. E. R. WATSON. SnrvcA-or..................................... W. N. Sanders C. W. KAHLER. Edward Ashley ! your sister, Mrs. Coroner...................................... Goo. F. Briggs KAHLER & WATSON, BLUE VITRIOL, Official Paper,................... D emocratic T imes Sarah A. Crabtree, of Baxter Springs, ATTORNEYS A COUNSELORS-AT-LAW, COVRT SITTINGS. Cherokee county, Kansas, is anxious LUBRICATING OILS, ETC. ETC. .foef-xon Co»i»»o,.—Circuit Court, second JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, to hear from you. If you are iu Or Mondav in Febrnnrv. June and November. Countv Court, first Mondav in each month. Will practice in the Supreme, District and egon, write to her immediately. Co»»,»/»/.—Circnlt C’ourt, fourth other < 'ourts of this State. Trf^Sole Agents for Oregon for the cele It is reported that parties have found Monday in April and fourth Mondav in Oc Office in Court House—upstairs. brated CAPROZ.TC SHEEP DIP, which tober. County Court, first Monday in Jan kills Ticks, Lice and all parasites on sheep, and are prospecting a silver ledge in uary, April. Jnlv and October. H. KELLY, and is a sure cure for screw-worm, scab and the Foster Settlement, Clackamas JACKSONVTT.T.E PRECINCT. foot rot. Circular sent on application. Justice of the Peace..................... T. IT. Stinson ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-L AW, county. Some of the rock has been Constable..................................... \. M. Asbury tested, giving encouraging results. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, TOWN OF JACKSONVILLE. f C. C. Bi'ckinan, Pres't, Suit has been commenced by W. XV. Will practice in all the Courts of the State. I Sol. Snobs, Prompt attention given to all business en- Moreland, of California, in the U. S. Cor. Cal. A Oregon Sts., •! John Miller, Trustees,. tTvsted to my care. | Henrv Judge, Circuit Court for the district of Oregon, Office in the building formerly occupied by I K. Kubli. Oregon. to recover from Marion county the Kahler A Watson, opposite Court House. J acksonville, ...V. S. Harden Rreorder..................... .....TTenrv Pane Treasurer,.................. block in Salem on which tho court J. P. McDaniel J. A. CALLENDER, M. T>. | A. C. MATTÎTIAS, M. D. Marshal...................... house stands. .... *<i1as J. Dav M»rort Canimi'i'doner CALLENDER Sc MATTHIAS, DAVID LINN The New Englanders failed to ex PII YS I CI ANS AND SURGEONS, Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment SOCIETY NOTICES tort from President Granta disclaimer of furniture, consisting of JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. of the third term project. The New BEDSTEADS, Jirk’onvill* 1 0'I jp Xo. in. 1. D. (1. F.. .-ys’® f Hold« regular meeting*« everv York Sun thinks that he will probably BUREAUS, TABLES, Saturday eveningat the odd Fel disclaim it about the time he takes the low’s Hall. Brothers in good standing are Having formed a co-partnership for the prac GUILD MOULDINGS, tice of our profession, we offer our ser invited to attend. temperance pledge.- vices to the public. C. W. SAVAGE, N. G. STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES, £»??' office on California Street, opposite the S ot .. S \rns„ Roc. Sw'v. 1 ' It is now - said that 9 Ben Butler is Union Liverv Stable. Jacob Ish, Isaac Sachs, Kaspar Kubli, CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS. counsel against the United States to Trustees. Dr. J. C. BELT, PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS, recover damages for property destroyed JncksonviHr Stamm Xo. Il9, F. 0. R. M.. at New Orleans during the war by PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ETC., ETC. Holds its rc'rnlnr mco'in*»s everv Thursday evenin" at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Brothers Also Doors. Sash and Blinds always on himself. Ben’s father, remarks a con Jacksonville. Oregon. Jn rood standing are invited to attend. hand and made to order. Planing done on temporary, must have owned a brass F. GROB. O. C. reasonable terms, Undertaking a spe foundry and bequeathed it to his son. S imox C apo . R. S. cialty. Trustee«—Herman v. llelms, E. Jacobs, Having located in the town of Jacksonville, for the purpose of practicing Surgery and Tho Democratic papers in XViscon- Max Muller. other branches of his profession, respect THE sin claim that tho results of the local fully asks a portion of the public patron Orro’ihn Porahoiflns Tribe Vo. 1. Im- age. Office—Second door north of the U. elections in that State this Spring in proved order of Red Men. holds its S. Hotel. 48tf. CITY DRUG STORE, —abated (•ouncils at the Rod Men’s dicate a political revolution in favor of Hall tho third sun in everv seven suns, in their party. The Milwaukee A’cir.i the eighth run. A cordial invitation to all JACKSONVILLE. ST. MARY’S ACADEMY, brothers in good standing. says that the issues were clearly di SOL. SACHS, S. vided and that the Democrats won CONDUCTED BY C. W. S avage . C. of R. ite new firm of kahler a bro . everywhere. have tho largest «and most complete Orrin Division No. 1. THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES. assortment of The administration now has a plan Ron* and Daughters of Temncrancc, meet’’ on Tnesdav evening of each wook in the for making tho noble red man go to DRUGS, MEDICINES A CHEMICALS, Tfol Men's Hall. Brothers and sisters in HE SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF TUTS work on bis reservation, There is good stnndin" aro :Rvitod to attend. I school will commence about the middle Ever brought to Southern Oregon. Also DXN’L. CRONEMILLER, W. P. some dodge to be played on Mr. Lo, of August, and is divided in four sessions, the latest and finest styles of J. R. W ad «, R. S. of eleven weeks each. The following arc the the poor Indian, in which he is to be ---------- - - -—— terms: STATIONERY, bamboozled out of the proceeds of his Wnrrn Loder Xo. 10. I. F. <V A. M.. Board and tuition, per term,............ $10.00 Holds Its regular communications Bed and Bedding................................. 4.00 And a great variety at I’TCRFUMttS and labor, if lie does what he was never nn the Wednosdav evenings or pre Drawing and painting........................ 8.00 TOILET ARTICLES, including the best and ceding tho full moon, in Jacksonville, Ore Piano,...................................................... . 15.00 cheapest assortment of COMMON and PER known to do, work. gon. T. G. REAMES, W. M. Entrance fee, only once,................... . 5.00 FUMED SOAPS in this market. A dispatch from Sedalia, Ma, says M ax M ti . i . fr , Sec’y. Prescriptions carefiillv compounded. SELECT DAY SCHOOL. --------- ............. — three members of a family named 44 ROUT. KAHLER, Druggist. Inth Rrb^knh Dcrrcf Loder Xo. 4,1. 0. 0. F., Primary, per term,................................... $ 8.00 Finley died of starvation near that ITnMs its regular meetings on every othor Junior, “ .................................... 8.00 Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Senior, “ .................................... 10.00 TABLE ROCK SALOON, place last week. Verily, those people Members in good standing are Invited to Pupils are received at any time, and their of the older States are afflicted in OREGON STREET, attend. K. KUBLT, N. G. terms will be counted from the day of their divers ways. With grasshoppers, R achel Finn er , R. S. entrance. For further particulars apply #t XYINTJEN & HELMS, Proprietors. the Academy. 29tf. / drought, floods, fires, famine, debt and INDEPENDENT LITERARY SOCIETY, starvation, they have a hard row to TTnb1«< its refltnlar incetinss at the District C.C. BUSH, I IL F. JOHNSON, HE PROPRIETORS OF THIS WELL- hoe. School ITou«* everv Fridav evenine. I^te Busli <k Co. Late of Johnson & Hearn. known and popular resort would in CHAS. NICKELL, President. form their friends and the public generally A man living near Lafayette, Yam C itas . J. H oward . Sec’y. BUSH & JOHNSON, that a complete and first-class stock of the liest brands of liquors, wine«, Cigars, ale and hill county, has made his daughter, a JOHN U CARTER & SON, Forwarding & Commission Merchants, porter, etc., is constantly kept on hand. girl ouly lo years of age, assisted by a They will be pleased to have their friends “call and smite.*1 ' ” younger sister and a brother who is PAINTERS. CABINET. still younger, grub out a patch of brush READING, CAL., A Cabinet of Curiosities may also bp found on his farm this winter. Tho girl says here. Wc would be pleaded to have/ie^orts E ARE FULLY PREPARED TO DO possessing curiosities and specimens bring that they hayo cleared over eix acres all kinds of Painting, intending TERMINUS OF C. AND O. RAILROAD. them in, and we will place them in the Cab this winter, she alone taking out oue HOUSE PATNTTNG, inet for inspection, l - . ’ wt N tjen a helms . SIGN PAINTING, hundred grubs in one single day. Jacksonville, Aug. 5, 1874. 32tf. ORNAMENTAL PATNTTNG, The telegraph gives accounts of ter ark goods care b . <t J. also 1 ' - . ■ : ’ ir WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING. buy Wool, Hides, Deer »Skins, Sheep rific-forest fires in Pike, Carbon and LIME FOR SALE, Pelts, etc. AL Styles of Grainin'? Done. We trust our knowledge of business and other counties in Pennsylvania, in Orders from the country promptlv attend the wants of our patrons Is a guarantee that - and - nzrr/.TT which millions of dollars worth of prop ed to. 21 hi '». we will do business to their eukire sfttiefae- tion. BRICK-LAVING & PLASTERING DONE. erty is destroyed and a largo area of Reading, April 13, 1875. 18. «■’. V’ • !»• < » crops burned. One town, Osceola, is FARM FOR SALE. EAGUE SAMPLE ROOMS, he undt * r . signed would here - entirely destroyed, and a large num HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR public that ho has ONE ber of people rendered homeless. sale his farm situated on Antelope creek. THOUSAND BUSHEI a S <?f superior Jackson CALIFORNIA STREET, 12 miles east of Jacksonville, containin'? 480 Everybody for scores of miles around STATE OF OREGON. Dr. L. DANFORTH, Governor,........................................ L. F. Grover Secretory of State..................... S. F. Chadwick PnYSTCTAN AND SURGEON, State Treasurer,........................... A. H. Brown i WII OLES ALEDRUGGISTS, State Printer................................. M. V. Brown Has removed ............ . to . Jacksonville, and tenders Sup’l of Public Instruction...!». L. Rowland his professional services to the public. FIRST J VORTAL DISTRICT. Office and residence on Third street, oppo 71 FRONT STREET, site and east of the M. E. Church. ....P. P. Prim Circuit Judeo District Attorney,...................... H. K. Hanna J. H. STINSON, PORTLAND, OREGON. JACKSON COUNTY. Wunty Judge............................. F. B. Watson ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR-AT-L AW, ~ . . f John O’Brien, A’cmuty Commissioners...... ] M A.Hneston AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. 1UE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND . ..... J. W. Manning Sheriff, I t a complote stock of ....... F. D. Fondra A’ Clerk... Treasurer........................ ................. K. Rubli A s«ps«nr,.............................. ...... W. A. Childers Office one block north of Court House, DRUGS, School Superintendent ....... H. C. Fleming Jacksonville, Oregon. 14. Snrvovor,........................ .......... J. S. Howard •Coroner.......................... ............. TT. T. Tnlow PERFUMERY and TOI LOT ARTIGLI«, H. K. HANNA, Official Paper,................ D emocratic T imes ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW, JOSETHTNE COl’NTV. FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, t r/ T T T I. W % M T acres of land. 100 a< rps being good farming land and under ten«». It is a good grain farm and sheep ranch, well watered am! good houses and barns npon it. TERMS OF SALE—$11 per acre, one-half down, the balance to suit purchaser. J. W. SIMPSON. N. B.—This land will be sold in smaller parcels, if desired. 7tf. T Creek Limé for sale cheap. Persons wish ing Brick-laying or Plastering done in tho - - Proprietors. best style and at reasonable rates will do Webb Sc Jones, i / t 'I 1’ ’ I . •. well to Call on me. Fol further Information >T*. JI • • • 4 • ! f -ac ■ < inquire at the Franeo-Atnerican Hotel. VTONE BUT THE CHOICEST AND REST Jacksonville, Feb. 11, 1875/ 11 Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars kept. » . were out at last advices fighting the The mining season has commenced in earnest in different parts of the State. Contributions are being solicit DRINKS, 12} CENTS. BAILBOAD SALOON, ed tq work the ¥auk ledge in Jackson NO CREDIT IN THE FUTURE—it don’t pay. Families needing anything in my line THIRD STREET, JACKSONVILLE, OR., county. A “clean up” in Marshall & can always be supplied with the purest and Dealey’s mining claim in Grant county —UY— best to found on the Coast Glvé me a produced $3,000 in nugget and a short call, and you will be well satisfied. 29tf. VEIT SCHUTZ. run in the placer claims of Powers & * ’ * ■ i / • * • Til All Rinds of Job Printing THROUGH TICKETS, 12} C ents . Co., in Rye Valley, yielded $2,500. ■ , ' I '.■' GY *' • fti . vj » t Ji of »L./J R. SCHUTZ RESPECTFULLY TN- <.. ; 1 in ' n ■. • I The placer diggings In Ochoco are pay forms the citizens of Jacksonville and NEATLY & ¿HEAPLY EXECUTED It1 A flHOTCE WINES, LIQUORS ANfi’Ct, ing well, and new mines, paying fif surrounding country thY he is now manu .L •• ■ ' I \ ' j ' gars consramiy constantly on hand. The reading teen cents to the pah, have been found facturing. and will constantly keep on hand nano. Tne ‘i - /1 ’ I * ’ * / * table Is al«n supplied with Eastern periodf- the very best of Lager Ikvr.^ Those wishing on the Santiam, near Smith’s Ferry. i cals and leading papers of tho Coast. a cool glass ot beer should give me a call. The Times Office. M LOCAL COMMITTEES TION. OF IMMIGRA RATI« OF ADVERTISING. Advertisement a will be inserted in the T imes at the following rates : One square, one insertion........................ $3.00 “ each subsequent one........... 1.00 Legal advertisements inserted reasonably. A lair reduction from the above rates made to yearly and time advertisers. Yearly advertisements payable quarterly. Job printing neatly and promptly execut ed, and at nxwonable rates. C ounty W arrants always taken at par. M1IEEP UXAWINO THEIR WOOL. It is safe tosnppose, when herbivorous The State Board of Immigration are animals of any kind are found eating sending to suitable persons in different hones, etc., that their systems require places letters as follows : semething not supplied by their usual food. XVhen the sheep gnaw their P ortland , Or., 1875. D ear . S ii : :—Numbers of immi wool, it indicates that they aro suffer grants aro arriving in the State by ing from the attacks of parasite insects, every steamer, and while we guide some of whom are so small that they and direct and have them immediate cannot be seen except by the aid of a ly forwarded to the various agricultural magnifying glass; or that their sys districts “up the country,” they com tems are not properly supplied with plain loudly that when they arrive no material for forming the natural cov one seems willing to give them any ering for the body. In the West, where the ’soil is new, authentic information or guidance, and consequently, being strangers in a the natural supposition would be that strange land, they get disheartened, the food would contain the elements and a number of them return. This necessary to the support of all portions must never happen again. One man of the animal economy ; and such is returning does great harm to the State, the fact, except in exceptional cases. stopping hundreds of others from com We believe that in those cases when ing to Oregon ; to remedy which we sheep eat their wool, when the gnaw have resolved to appoint committees ing is not done to rid themselves of of immigration in every town, village the intolerable itching occasioned by and district in Oregon, to whom all I parasites, it is more often indicative of immigrants will be sent by ms . Will a morbid appetite due to disease, or an you kindly consent to become one of acquired habit, than from any disor such committee along with----- and ganization of the system occasioned by ----- of your district, and if so, will you the want of bone or hair-forming ma he good enough to write us stating terial, etc.—just, for instance, as fowls your willingness ? You can do much acquire the habit of eating their own in your district toward aiding the im eggs and shells or feathers. In any case, the sheep should be migration interests of Oregon (to which we attend gratuitously) by earnestly carefully examined, first for parasites, soliciting one and all of your citizens and if found, the proper wash should to kindly receive all strangers coming be used for their eradication. In ad amongst them, and direct them to you, dition, a very litt’e sulphur may be and ask them to be faithful and state given with good effect in their daily nothing but what is actually the truth food. as to our resources. Inform farmers If these be not found, it will be safe and employers of all kinds of labor, to conclude that the animals require that we can at any time forward them bone or hair-forming material more whatever labor they may require with than is already supplied. In this case out making any charges for our servi there will be found nothing better than ces. We enclose card showing the ob bone-raw meal finely ground and mixed jects of our organization for your in- with their food. In addition, nitro formation. Waiting your kind an- genous food, as roots, oats, barley, etc., swer and trusting you will act on the can be given. If Indian corn be large committee, we remain, ly fed, especially in connection with Yours, faithfully. straw, then there will be a strong ad ditional reason for following the course A imless L ives .—According to a re here laid down. centauthor, Chinese women present a peculiar specimen of the daughters of A N aked -B ride . —At the centen Eve. They spend a great part of their nial celebration at New Fane, Vt., the time in gossiping, smoking and gam address was delivered by Judge C. K. bling. These accomplishments do not Field, the well known anecdotist, and come by nature, but require years of among the stories told by him in it is assiduous training for the perfection the following, as given by the Montpe which prevails in polite circles in lier Argus : By a strange perversion China. They never dream of playing of legal principles, it was supposed by except for money, and when they have our ancestors that whoever married a no visitors of their own rank to gamble widow who was administratrix upon with, they call up the domestics and the estate of her deceased husbantjL play with them. Poorer women meet represented insolvent, and should at some gambling den, and squander thereby possess himself of any prop^ large sums of money, or run their hus erty or thing purchased by the de bands in debt, which they aro unable ceased husband, would become an exe to pay at the end of the year, and thus cutor de son fort, and would thereby have an excuse for suieide. The mar make himself liable to answer for the ried lady rises early, and first sees that goods of h is predecessor. Major Moses tea is provided for her husband as well Joy became enamored of Mrs. Hannah as some hot water for his morning XVard, widow of Wm. Ward, who wash. Each lady has one or two died in 1788, leaving an insolvent es maids, besides a small slave girl, who tate, of which Mrs. Ward was admin waits on the maids, and lights her mis istratrix. To avoid the usual penalties tress’s pipe. A lady’s hair dressing of the law, on the morning of her mar takes her attendants one or two hours. riage with M.njor Joy, Mrs. Ward Then a white paste Is applied to her placed herself in a closet, with a tire face and neck, which is smoothed over woman, who stripped her of all her and polished when dry. The cheeks clothing, and when ina perfectly nude and eye-lids are next touched with a state she thrust her fair, round arm blush of rose powder, the surplus rouge through a hole in thè door of the closet* remaining on the lady’s palm, as a rose The gallant Major clasped the hand of pink on the hand is considered a great the buxom widow, and was married beauty. Then they dye the nails red indue form by the jolliest parson in with the blossoms of a certain flower, X’ermont. At the close of the cere and finally they dress for the day. mony the tire women dressed the Many of them have chignons and false bride in a complete wardrobe which hair; but no hair-dyes are used, for the Major had provided and caused Co raven locks are common, and golden be placed in the closet at the com tresses are not in repute. Many mencement of the ceremony. She ladies pass a good deal of time in em came out elegantly dre.ssed io silk, broidering shoes, purses, handker satin, and lace; and there was kissing chiefs, and before marriage nearly all all around. their days are occupied in preparing T he New York Tones remarks that for the dreary event of wedding a man whom they have never seen. After “a terrible fear is growing up among all, are the lives led by some of our us, that the sanctity of an oath is be American girls so infinitely superior to coming disregarded in many instances those of the fair Chinese ? Compari in courts of law, and that the amount sons are odious—but there’s room for of downright perjury committed is something horrible.” And this al! a great deal of thinking here ! comes from having the Beecher trial, N ew V ersus O ld S eeds .—Persons, the proceedings of which the Times? in ordering their seeds for spring plant editor is undoubtedly a close reader. ing, should he sure to obtain them of The tall swearing done by the wit reliable seed dealers. Seed will not nesses on both sides of the case in germinate if they are too old and dis question is enough to make one be appointment and delay often result. lieve that truth has cla[«ed hands Experience of seedsmen indicates that, with official honesty and departed for if properly gathered and preserved, other climes where they will be ap beans will retain vitality 2 years; beet, preciated. 7; cabbage, 4; carrot, 2; sweet corn, T he Rome Sentinel gives # one a 2; cucumber, 10; lettuce, 3; melon, 10; onion, 1; parsnip, 1; peas, 2; rad vivid idea of the extremely cold weath ish, 3; squash, 10; tomato,7; turnip, 4. er that has prevailed up there, when it says that an Ilion mother thought her T he othor evening a student was daughter was a long lime bidding him visiting a young lady, and after a good night, until she went to the door while she shivered and remarked that and found their lips frozen together. _ — she ought to have something around T here is a couple at Syracuse, New her. The soph., with credible sagac ity, took this obscure hint, and put his York, who have thirteen children, the eldest of whom is ten years old. Six arui around her. pair of twins among the number, and S aid an exasperated husband: all thirteen girls. “When I and my wife are alone I can W hite Republican : “You don’t boss our establishment and have every mean to say you intend to occupy the thing my own way, but when my bed with me ?” Colored ditto t “Yes,‘ mother-in-law is around I am noteven recognized as a stockholder in the con boss, but don’t ’pologiee. I enn stand it if you can.” cern.”