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0tSÍIE^ ■ERTÍ s ÍÑ^A ö ENC w THE DEMOCRATIC TIMES Official Paper for 7ackson & Josephine Published Every Friday Morning, By CIIAS. RATES OF ADVERTISING. n NICKELI Advertisements will lie inserted in the T imes at the following rates : . One square, one insertion........................ $3.00 “ each subsequent one........... L00 Legal advertisements inserted reasonably. A fairxeduction from the above rates made to yearly and time advertisers. Yearly advertisements payable quarterly. Job printing neatly and promptly execut ed, and at reasonable rates. C ounty W arrants always taken at par. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. OFFICE—On Oregon Street, in Orth’s Brick a~ Building. llatcs of Mubscrtptton: One copy, per annum......... ..................... $3.(Xi “ six months.................................. 2JX1 “ throe months............................. 1.00 Ladies’ and Gentlemens OHTCIAL DIRECTORY. THE FLORA NATIVE UKASMEN OF OREGON. A ncient B londes .—The red hair of the Venetian ladies, made so famous by the poets and painters, was com monly as artificial as most of the light hair is of to-day. But If our modern belles were compelled to take half the pains to secure the fashionable hue for their locks that the Venetian ladie9 did, we imagine the blonde style of beauty would not long retain its favor. According to the account of a writer of the sixteenth century (Cesare Vicilio,) we learn that the houses of Venice are commonly crowned with little constructions in wood, resem bling a turret without a roof. It is in these that the Venetian woman may be seen as often, and indeed oftener, than in their chambers; it is there that, with their heads exposed to the full ardor of the sun, during the whole days, they strain every nerve to aug ment their charms, as if they needed it. During the hours when the sun darts the most vertical and scorching rays, they repair to these boxes, and condemn themselves to broil in them unattended ; seated there they keep on wetting their hair with a sponge dipped in some elixir of youth, pre pared with their own hands or pur chased. They moisten their hair afresh as fast as it is dried by the sun, and it is by the unceasing renewals of this operation that they become what you see them—blondes. When engaged in it they throw over their ordinary dress a peignoir of white silk, which they call a chiaronetta. They wear on their heads a straw hat without a crown, so that the hair drawn through the opening may be spread upon the borders ; this hat, doing double duty as a drying line for the hair and a parasol to protect the neck, is called a solana. In the winter, when the sun failed, they wet and dried their hair before the fire. Imagine this slow torture, ladies, and thank fortune you can now obey the caprices of fashion without so severe a demand upon your powers of endurance. Die estimated value of the hist French vintage is $100,000,000. ..... !.. F. G rover T he D alles , June 19,1875. ( inventor,............ S. F. Chadwick Secretary of State The Fall term of the Albany Colle M r . E ditor : As I intend spend .... \. H. Brown Stute Treasurer,.. giate Institute will commence on the ing a few days in obtaining specimens . ................. . ................... .. M.V. Brown F'A.TSrCY GOODS. State Printer ........ SupT of Public Instruction. L. L. Rowland 6th of September. of our native grasses and the flora of FIRST JVOU'tAb PISTRUT. 71 FRONT STREET, The grasshoppers are destroying Eastern Oregon, as a part of our State ..... P. P. Prim BOYS’ and GIRIS’ Cifrili» Judge everything green in Western Iowa exhibit at the coming Centennial in District Attorney,...................... H- K. Hanna “’76,” permit me to solicit the assist PORTLAND, OREGON. and Eastern Nebraska. JACKSON COUNTY. CLOTHING, ance and co-operation of ladies and R E A DY-MADE I Grant has read Sherman’s book on gentlemen who can, by combining County Judge................. ......... Fy B. Watson I I John O’Brien, the late war, and now ho thinks he pleasure, profitable employment and County Commissioners ! M. A. TTueston ìli E KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND (Grant) wasn’t in said strife. ....... J. W. Manning BOOTS and SHOES, Sheriff, useful study, materially assist in rnak- tV a complete stock of ....... E. I». Foudrav t ’lork,.. I St. John’s Day—June 24th was inga success of so laudable an undertak Treasurer.......................... .................. K. Knbli ...... W. A . Childers generally observed throughout the ing. This department, placed in A ......................................... GROCERIES, BEDSTEADS <c- CHAIRS, DRUGS, School Superintendent,. ....... H. C. Fleming charge of Dr. E. R. Geary, of Albany, United States by Free Masons. Surveyor,.......................... .......... T.. S. Howard i by a little assistance from individ ............. IL. T. Tnlow PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES, George S. Johns, of Forest Grove can, t oronpr uals in various localities who love to CLOTIIIXG, D emocratic T imes Official Paper.................... has sent 139 kinds of insects to Wash gather rare plants and wild flowers, be JOSEPHINE COUNTY. ington by order of the bureau of bug- made not only useful and instructive PATENT MEDICINES, ....... M. F. Baldwin ology. County Judge,.................. to contributors, but also in the fl >ra of J s. Messenger. LIQ.U0HS, TOBACCO and CIGABS, County Commissioners,.. G LASSAVA PE, ÌVIXD0W GLASS, ( .Tamos’ Neely. The National Temperance Conven the Centennial Exhibition a lasting Sheriff................................. ........ Dan. I.. Green tion, recently in session at Chicago, credit to our State. The process of (Merk................................... ....... Chas. Hughes I preservingflowers, leaves and cuttings, PAINTS, OILS AND I nominated George Francis Train for Treasurer........................... ...........Wm. Naueke President. by pressing them between the leaves .......... John Howell .\^P«cor........................................ School Superintendent... ............. R. F. Sloan At E. Jacob's New Store, PAINTER’S STOCK OF EVERY KIND, of books, thick paper or cardboard, is The American rifle team, composed Survevor,........................... ....... W. N. Sanders principally of sportsmen of New York, familiar to most of u% and with Coroner..................................... ....... Goo. E. Briggs BLUE VITRIOL, Official Paper.................... pnimHATic T imes is now on a tour of Great Britain, and trifling expense and a little outlay of Orth’s Brick Building. Jacksonville. time the native leaves, flowers, herbs COVET SITTINGS. winning laurels everywhere. and plants of our State can be obtained, LUBRICATING OILS, ETC. ETC. Cvintu.— Circuit C<mrt. second Ben Butler talks of entering the scientifically arranged and classified, Mondav ’n Febrnaw, Juno and November. ministry, and has already entered a and made the study of scholars and County Court, first Mondav in each month. \ T.T. OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES SOLD discussion as to whether he shall be botanists from all parts of the world. .rh.«nA’’ne Co»»»/»/.—Circuit Court, fourth A at the very lowest rates. If you don’t •K®“ Sole Agents for Oregon for (lie cele Monday in .Anri1 and fourth Monday in Oc- believe I Our ferns, lichens and mosses are me, call and ascertain prices for brated CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP, which permitted to pass the plate himself. tol»er. Conn’v Court, first Monday in Jan kills Ticks, Lice and all parasites on sheep, yourselves. No humbug ! Nevada has a law in force giving worthy the careful attention of the uary, April, July and October. All kinds ot produce and hides taken in and is a sure cure for screw-worm, scab and ,T\CK«"XXTT.t.E rtlKCTNCT. every convict discharged from her amateur naturalist and deserve a prom foot rot. Circular sent on application. exchange for goods. 42tf. Justice of the Peace................... J. IT. Stinson State Prison $25 in gold, and there is inent place in the collection. Constable.................................... A. M. Asbury All cases or packages of specimens a great rush to get into the Peniten MARY'S ACADEMY. TOWN OF JACKSONVILLE. designed for the exhibition forwarded tiary and out. I (’. C. Beekman, Pres’t, to our address at Portland, or to C. E. CONDUCTED BY I Sol. Sachs. If one wants to know what the free Cor. Cal. A Oregon Sts.. DuBois, of the same place, will receive -! John Miller, I'l ib'i'C* American people think of the last the best of care, and, after being passed ’ TTenrv Judge, THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES. IK.Knbli. Oregon. I Congress, just stand around our post upon bj’ tho State Centennial advisory Jacksonville, offices and hear the mild remarks of board, will l»e forwarded with other ar __ U. S. Harden Recorder.......................... ___ Henrv Pano t masnror...................... . the man who pays six cents to send a ticles to Philadelphia and placed on HE SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF THIS „J. P. McDaniel Marshal...................... two-cent package. school will commence about the middle ___ Silas J. Dav exhibition in the Oregon department Street Commissioner DAVID LINN of August. and is divided in four sessions, in the name of the donor. Prof. Condon, State Geologist, in of eleven weeks each. The following are the Keeps constantly on band a full assortment Many of the older States are already tends starting to Eastern Oregon on a 1 ’ KO PESSION AT. ( ’ A R DS. terms: of ftirniture, consisting of geological tour. He proposes to visit offering liberal premiums for articles of Board and tuition, per term,............ .$40.00 Bed and Bedding................................. . 4.00 BEDSTEADS, Dr. L. DANFORTH. many places of geological interest, merit to be passed upon and forward Drawing and painting........................ . R.00 among them tho silver mines in Idaho ed to Philadelphia by their State Cen BUREAUS, TABLES. Piano,...................................................... .. 15.00 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. tennial boards, and although our dis and Eastern Oregon. Entrance fee, only once.................... ,. 5.00 GUILD MOULDINGS, Has removed to Jacksonville, and tenders A P rice on G rasshoppers .—From There is a great falling off in the play will depend upon individual SELECT DAY SCHOOL. his professional services to the public. STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES, effort, still we hope it will be made a correspondent’s letter in the 8t. Paul production of iron manufactures In the OfTieo and residen<-e oh Third str»-et, oppo Primary, per term, .................................... S D.W none the less creditable to the State. Pioneer Press, giving an account of site and east of the M. E. Church. CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS. past two years all over the world. One Junior, “ .................................... s-00 Space has been secured in the pavil the grasshopper war in Minnesota, we cause is the decrease in the miles of . Senior, “ ................................... 10.00 PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS, ions and every arrangement possible extract the following lively para J. H. STINSON. Pupils nre ro<-eived at any time, and their new railroad constructed. to be made has been completed, and it graphs : t terms u iff 1»e counted from the day of their ETC., ETC. ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR-AT-L DV. [ entrance. For further particulars apply at The notorious demagogue, T. F. shall not be our fault if Oregon is not The success of Saturday’s effort here Also Doors. Sash and Blinds always on Campbell, not satisfied with his over the Acailetny. 3wf. as well represented in her natural re having surpassed all expectation. The AND JUSTICE OF THE PFACE. hand and made toonler. I’lanimr done on I reasonable terms. j ^»? i Undertaking a spe whelming defeat in his race for Gov sources in this great exposition as any price this morning was reduced to 12} (’.C. BUSH, I H. F. JOHNSON. ernor last year, is wire-pulling for the of her sister States. cialty. cents per quart, and at this reduced Late Bush A Uo. | Late of Johnson A Hearn. inline one blook north ot Court House, Independent nomination for Congress. A. J. D ufur , price a large number of boys and some Jacksonville, Orearon. IL TRE Commissioner for Oregon. men are busily at work. Boys 12 The Oregonian contains an account BUSH & JOHNSON, years old will catch about as many as of the supposed finding, on the North II. K. HANNA. L ost T ime .—Let any man pass an men. Two boys, one 17 and the other CITY DIU ’ Cr STOKE, Coast, by an Indian, of the remains of ATTORNEY A COUNSl'.T.oR AT LAW, Forwarding Æ Commission Merchants, Major Walker, one of the victims lost evening in vacant idleness, or even in 12, on Saturday made between $7 and some silly tale, and compare $8 at 20 cents per quart. Ottawa is so long ago on the GeorgeS. Wright, reading JACKSONVILLE. Jacksonville, Oregon, the state of his mind when he goes to paying (or did on Saturday) $5 per on a plank and which was strapped READING, CAL., Will practice in all the Courts of the State. sleep or gets up next morning with its bushel. A common sack, with a hoop when found. Prompt attention given to all business left state some other day, when he has in the mouth, has generally been used in my care. rill IF. NEW FIRM OF KAHLER A Btto. The Chicago Courier has turned spent a few hours in going through the here, into which the hoppers are TERMINUS OF C. AND O. RAILROAD. I have the largest and most complete < Hiire in Court Hotw—upstairs. . against the Republican party since proofs, by facts and reasonings, of some brushed with ease. Press on the assortment of I Grant’s third term letter was pub- < f the groat doctrines of natural E. R. WATSON. I C. W. KAHLER. DRUGS, MEDICINES a (HEMICALS, li.shed, and it now swears by the eter science, learning truths wholly new to column of destruction, with a few I AV ARK GOODS CARE B. A J. AT-SO more vigorous sentences. KAHLER & WATSON. 111 buy Wool, Hiiles, Deer Skins, Sheep nal — or words to that effect — that the him, and satisfying himself by careful Ever brought to Southern Oregon. Also I had almost forgotten to mention ATTORNEYS A COUNSELORS-AT-LAW, Pelts, etc. Republican party and Grant must go examination of the ground on which that two men started out on a hopper We trust our knowledge of business and I the latest and finest styles of down tog< t ier. We cheerfully join known truths rest, so as to be not only raid this morning, each having a two the wants of our patrons is a guarantee that JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, STATIONERY, we will do bnsiness to their entire satisfac in the swear. acquainted with the doctrines them wheel machine, the wheels eight feet Will practice in the Supremo, District and tion. And a great variety of PERFUMES and Twenty-five thousand Sioux Indians selves, but able to show why he be apart, on which they had canvas IS Reading, April 13, 187». other Courts of this State. TOILET ARTICLES, including the best and ’ inhabit the Black Hills country. lieves them, and to prove before others spread eight feet long, stiffened with Office in Court House—upstairs. cheapest assortment of COMMON and PER 1 Bishop Hare puts in a plea for them, that they are true, he will find as light wooden braces; the canvas FUMED SOAPS in this market. MRS. BROWN, 'rd3~ Prescriptions carefnllv compounded. i saying this pitiful remainder of a few great a difference as can exist in the closed behind with open mouth about H. KELLY. 44 ROBT. KAHLER, Druggist. hundred miles of territory should not same being—the difference b‘tween two feet wide, which is closed with ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW, ASHLAND, bo wrested from them on the excuse looking back on time unprofitably lever attached. This is shoved through TABLE ROCK SALOON, that Indians should not be allowed to wasted, and time spent in self-improve the “schools,” of hoppers, against tho JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, I ment ; be will feel himself in one ease wind, the force of which drives them Millinery and Ladies Goods, obstruct the march of civilization. OREGON STREET, Will practice in all the Courts of the State. listless and dissatisfied, in the other, in and holds them between the canvas Prompt attention given to all business en Governor Grover has received notice RIBBONS OF ALL KINDS, trusted to my care. WINTJEN & HELMS, Proprietors. from the Commissioner of General comfortable and happy ; in the one until convenient to empty. case, if he did not appear to himself Office in the building formerly occupied by I have just seen the borough clerk, t II f \l p 7 x i I/and Office that an account lias been humbled, at least he will not have who Kahler A Watson, opposite Court House. tells me that he has received over ■ • • > he proprietors of this well - rendered in favor of the State of Ore earned any claim to his own respect ; 17 bushels at 12} cents per quart, as » J. A. CALLENDER, M. D. | A. C. MATTHIAS, M. P. known ami popular resort would in gon for the five per cent, account ac in the other case he will enjoy a proud their forenoon’s work. form their friends and tho public generally cruing upon the net proceeds of the consciousness of having by his own CALLENDER A MATTHIAS, HAIR, JUTE AND that a complete and first-class stock of the sales of the public lands within her exertions become a wiser, and there A D anbury B oy has F un .—Rob best brands of liquors, wines, cigars, ale and PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, limits during the year ending Decem norter, ofc., is constantly kept on hand. fore a more exalted nature. ert Collyer says the children must have i LINEN BRAIDS AND SWITCHES, They will be pleased to have their friends ber 31, 1874, amounting to $1,970.01 JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. less study and more fun. He is right “call and smile.” in currency, a check for which amount I mportant D iscovery .—A French There is the boy in the family across CABINET. —ALSO— will be received in a few days. chemist claims to have discovered a the way. Last Thursday afternoon he A Cabinot of Curiosities may also be found I Having formed aeo-part nersliip for tlie prac The death of Gen. Breckinridge complete substitute for rain. Says put a dead mouse in his mother’s W’ork hero. We would l»e pleased to have persons tice of our profession, we oflfcr our ser possessing curiosities ami specimens bring Agent for McCall's Bazaar Fashions. leaves but four gentlemen living who this distinguished inven’or, “It is only basket, attached a split stick to the vices to the public. them in. and we will placethem in the Cab /•ft“Office on California Street, opposite the have been elected to the second high necessary to sprinkle a little chloride tail of the next door cat, set the vine inet for inspection. I Union Livery Stable. of calcium on the soil, and it becomes gar faucet up in business, palmed him JOHN L. CARTER A SON, WINTJEN <fc HELMS. I est office in the United States. They Jacksonville, Aug. 5, 1S74. 321f. are Hannibal Hamlin, Andrew John saturated w th moisture, with more self oft'as a ghost on tho hired girl Dr. J. C. BELT, PAINTERS. son, Schuyler Colfax and Henry Wil lasting benefit to vegetation than any when she went down cellar after the PHYSICIAN AND Sl’RG EON, son. The mortality among Vice-Pres shower of rain could impart.” If true, butter, besmeared his father’s choice LIME FOR SALE, idents does not seem to lie as great as this would be very convenient to all bantam rooster with blue ink, and Jacksonville. Oregon. E ARE FULLY PREPARED TO DO among the Presidents. Mr. Johnson who till the soil, as they would never finally wound up the entertainment by all kinds of Fainting, including is the only cx-President now living, be annoyed by droughts, unless the tying the boiler to a strange dog’s tail, T V n BRICK-LAYING & PLASTERING DONE. HOUSE PAINTING, and he was not elected to that office chloride should be too high in the and slipping down in the slush and Having located in tho town of Jacksonville, market to allow the margins on pro hurting his back. His exasperated tor the purpose of >>racticing Surgery and by the people. SIGN PAINTING, •other branches of his profession, respoct- duce to purchase it. This getting he undersigned would here Yully aaks a portion of tho public patron ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, A remarkable reduction in postage along without Providence sending the father hardly knows which to hunt up by inform the public that he has ONE age^ Office—Second door north of the U. first—the strange dog with the boiler WA(K)N AND CARRIAGE PAINTING. THOUSAND BUSHELS of superior Jackson on letters, papers, etc., to foreign coun rain is a moral problem which the or Robert Collyer.— Danbury Neict. 4Stf. S. Hotel. Creek Lime for sale cheap. Persona wish tries took place on the 1st ot July. By clergy will be called upon to solve. ».... ALL STYLES SF MAIMING DOME. ing Brick-laving or Plastering done in the treaty between the different Powers, A n Illinois farmer determines the bes’t stylo and at reasonable rates will do Orders front tho country promptly attend well to call on me. For further information the rate on half-ounce letters on and T he editor of a Cass county, Mis age of animals over nine years old by ed to. 21. after this date will be uniformly but souri, paper planted two beds of onions tho following method : After the inquire at the Franco-American Hotel. ------------ ------------ :— ; „ , „ G. W. HOLT. ten cents to Germany, Austria, Hun early in the Spring, one of which he horse Is nine years old a wrinkle comes EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS, Jacksonville, Feb. 11, 1R75. . gary, Belgium, Denmark, Egypt, Ita salted to prevent the grasshoppers on the upper lip, and every year there ly, Spain, Great Britain, Greece, Lux from taking them. Shortly after they after he has one well-defined wrinkle C alifornia S treet , BAILBOAD SALOON, embourg, Norway, Holland, Portugal, were planted the grasshoppers made a for every year after nine. If, f<* in* r . SCHUTfc RESPECTFULLY' IN- formstha efcixcns of Jkokamrvine and Webb A Jone«, • - - Proprietor*. THIRD STREET, JACKSONVILLE, OR., Rouiuania, Russia, Servia, Sweden, raid on them, ate all of the salted bed stance, a horse has three wrinkles, he Switzerland and Turkey, After Jan first, and then pulled those up from is twelve ; if he has four, he is thir Biirronnding country that he is now manu facturing, and willeoastantly keep on hand uary 1, 1876, it will be the same rate the other bed and carried them to teen. Add the numtier of wrinkles to the very best of Lager Deer. Thus* wishing HENRY PAPE, Engineer. to France also. Postal cards will be where the salt was and ato them, one but the choicest and best a cool gi*w ef beer should give me a call. nine and you have It. Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars but two cents each, and newspapers Z £ i 1 ' • I I ' If ! 'I' kept. A J ersey C ity merchant puts add A strong solution of carbolic acid through tickets , 121 cents . under four ounces, two cents. No one All Kinds of Job Printing DRINKS, 12} CENTS. could ask a more inexpensive means of on the boxes around his store door, and and water, poured into holes, kills all -. » i ». • IJ» 1 • i communication than sending a postal when a young man takes a seat, he the ants it touche*», and tfi.e survivor^ NO CREDIT IN THE FUTURE—it don’t neatly a cheaply executed AT pay. Families needing anything in our line /CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CI- card to Jerusalem, Constantinople and seems to suddenly remember that he immediately take them solve« off. can always be supplied with the purest and gar« constantly on hand. The reading the cities on the Nile, at the cheap forgot something at home, and he . t i is r -------------- k— best to be found on the Coast. Give us a table is also supplied with Eastern periodi S ubscribe for the T imes . rate of two cents. • walks off with surprising aejduity. call, and you will be well satisfied, The Times Office. cals and leading papers of the Coast, STATE OF OREGON. T. A. DAVIS & CO FURNISHING and r FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, T ! I I T W T M ! » N . .1 ■■■ *■.. •* * I t ■