She ® mu trafic Siw. RATES Published Every Thursday Morning By CHAS. NICKELI EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. '- OFFICE—On Oregon Street, in Orth’s Brick. Building. Kat ex of Nubscrlption r One copy, per annum,.............................. $3.00 44 six months, .............. -2.00 <4 three months,..'......................... 1.00 Invariably in Advance. JACKSONVILLE OREGON, THURSDAY, AUG. 31, 1876 PRO PESSION AL CARDS. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Ladies'* and Gentlemen's UENEKAL NOTEN AND NEWN. MONTGOMERY Ql’EEN'N CIKCLS. Advertisements 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 reasonable rates. C ounty W arrants always at taken par. THE FALL ELECTIONN. In view of the Presidential election Manager Queen has rather deter in November, the State elections which mined that the Centennial shall not be enjoyed exclusively by the people of precede it will be looked to with in PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, our Eastern States, and, as California’s terest. The following is the order of representative showman, he intends ¡he elections: FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Kerbyville, Oregon. 1. Vermont, on the first Tuesday in bringing to the people’s very doors a Circuit Judge.................................... ^>:^>* Urim September. This election is for State little world on wheels. Mr. Queen District Attorney,.......................H. K. Hanna Dr. L. DANFORTH, may be set down as a modest gentle officers and members of the General JACKSON COUNTY. ....Silas J.* Day man, and one who would not, for the Assembly, and as the State is over PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. County Judge,............... Samuel Furrv, entire production of the Comstock whelmingly Republican, the only in County Commissioners Abram Miller. lode, over-exaggerate tho attractions terest attached to the election will bo ShAriflf.............................. ......... I. \V. Manning Office and residence on Fifth street, oppo of his great shows, but as his resplend in noting the relative gain and loss of .......... E. D. Foudrav Clerk................................ site and east of the M. E. Church. ................John Orth ent mass of illuminated magnificence the two parties. Assessor........................... ......... W. A. Childers rolls through the principal thorough 2. Maine, on the second Monday in A. C. JONES, .E. J. Farlow fares, the sight-seerer acknowledges, ............ J. S. Howard September. Here a State ticket will Surveyor, ....................... ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW, Coroner............................ ............ Dr. Callender for tho first, in a life time, that he is be elected, and there seems to be no JOSEPHINE COUNTY. not disappointed, and the pen and ink doubt of the re-election of Gen. Selden JACKSONVILLE, CGN-, County Judge,............... ......... M. F. Baldwin sketches of this marvelous traveling Connor, Republican, the present Gov (J. E. Sevt'erth, County Commissioners, ...... | H. Thornton. Wil! practice in all the Courts of the State. World’s Fair is but too briefly de ernor. Office in Orth’s building—up-stairs. Sherman writes that the Indians un scribed, in the pages of Queen's Ad ........... S. Messenger 3. Georgia, on the second Tuesday LICUOOS, TOBACCO and CIGABS, der Gen. Crook are not enlisted, not Clerk,.7............................. ...... Chas. Hughes vance Herald. It is a matter of con in October. Gen. A. H. Colquit G. H. AIKEN, II. D., even paid. They are with him only siderable astonishment and comment Treasurer........................ ............ Wm. Naucke heads the Democratic ticket for ........................ ................ J. P. Lewis PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, to gratify their lust for revenge on the CROCKERY, ETC., how such an establishment as Mr. toe Governorship, whose election is Kiffiool Superintendent, ...............J. M. Smith Sioux. ,...W. N. Sanders Surveyor,........................ Queen’s can be made to pay, and for predicted by 75,000 majority. As yet JncUteuvIltc, Oregon. Coroner ................................. .Geo. S. Mathewson There is hardly a tewn in Ohio with tho secret we have made personal ap the Republicans have not indicated a £. Jacobs How Store, LAKE COUNTY. out its citizen who is a cousin to Ruth plication to the head of this great in purpose to contest the field. County Judge................ .............. E. C. Mason Office—One door west of the W. U. Tele erford B. Hayes, The last count stitution and we will give it in the en 4. West Virginia, on the second i S. C. Moss. graph oi’ice. County Commissioners, ...... ( A. Ten brook. Orth’s Brick Building, Jacksonville. showed enough to fill ail the offices terprising proprietor’s own language: Tuesday in October. This election ShpritY............................. ........... 7. J. Brattai« “When I embarked in the show busi embraces a State ticket, members of but one. J. A. CALLENDER. M. D., Clerk ’.77....................... ........... R. B. Hatton ness I was satisfied that there was the Legislature and members of Con ....... J. L. Hanks PH Y8ICIA 1J AND SURGEON, Treasurer....................... Hayes has gained no particular only one way to become successful. gress. The Democrats are already in ..............M. Riggs Assessor........................ strength in Ohio since day cf his the A LT. OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES SOLD ...H. M. Thatcher School Superintendent First, give the people better than was the field with a State ticket, headed jasksgüville , cregon . A at the very lowest rates. If you don't nomination. Tildeu is gaining votes Frank Cheesman Surveyor....................... . ever offered for their money ; secoud, by Hon. II. Matthews, present attor believe me, call and ascertain prices for daily. That’s tho way it looks to the COURT SITTINGS. give them the rarest and most expen ney-general, for the Governorship. yourselves. N<> hm.inug ! Jackson County.— Circuit Court, second piY“ Office at residence, on Fifth street, op- All kinds of produce and hides taken in Cincinnati Enquirer. sive attractions; third, buy the best The Republicans will nominate a State posi.e ilio Cour, House. Monday in February, June and November. exchange for goods. 42tf. Dr. Renfrew, of Eugene City, died outfit to be had ; fourth, advertise ex ticket during the latter part of the County Court, first Monday in each month. recently from drinking too copiously Josephine (biMtf.y.—Circuit Court, fourth tensively what you have actually got; present month. ¿The Democrats claim H. K. HANNA, Mondav in April and fourth Monday in Oc of cold water while overheated. He “ EXCELSIOR ” fifth, never disappoint the public and that their dissensions are healed, and tober. County Court, first Monday in Jan ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW, came to Oregon twenty-three years always pay the printer; this rule care that they will carry the State by a uary, April, July and October. O/uMly.—Circuit Court, fourth Mon ago and was universally respected. fully observed will insure not only the large majority. Ja3k.senvllle, Oregon, day in June ; County Court, first Monday in my business, but all others.” 5. Ohio, second Tuesday in October. President Grant expects to join Boss I success in January, April, July and October. Will practice in r 11 the Courts of the State. He then further states that he has ex In this State a full ticket, with the ex Piwr.pt attention given to ail business left TOWN OF JACKSONVILLE. Tweed in Europe next Spring, and pended more money refitting his show Orogen St., Jacksonville, in my care. ( N Fisker, President, there to live in peace upon tho pro for the summer of 187G than the orig ception of Governor and Lieutenant Office in Orth’s Brick Building—upstairs. | M. Caton, ceeds of his ill-gotten wealth. Bel inal cost of the entire establishment, Governor, will be elected. The Re David Cronemiller, Trxrtees, publicans claim they will carry the PROPRIETOR. knap, it is said, is going to accompany W. J. PLYMALE. C. W. KAHLER. E. B. WATSON. j J. Nunan, and with a merry twinkle in his eye, State by an increased majority over ( George Brown. him as his aid-de-camp. KAHLER & WATSCH, he smilingly remarked, as ho viewed Hayes’ vote In 1875. Recorder,................. .................V. S. Hayden Henry Pap? ATTORNEYS A COUNSELORS-AT-LAW, Had Belknap been Secretary of War the vast surging crowds of people who Treasurer................. 6. Indiana, on the second Tuesday aving just received a new I ’. McDaniel ..u • Marshal................... now he would have made $1,000,000 wero struggling to witness the great stock of Harness, Buggies and Car in October. Here a full State ticket .J. C. Weiss Street Commissione JACKSONVILLE, CCECCN, out of the army in the Sioux country. parade as it passed along Kearney will be elected. Indiana promises to riage.:, I am now prepared to furnish my patrons atui tho public generally with as This sum, liberally divided, in addi street, “it always pays to get the best,” be the battle-ground preparatory to the Will practice in tho Supreme, District and SOCIETY NOTICES. tion to what other members of the and so we thohght, as night after Presidential onset in November and ctlii*' Marts of tlvs State. FINE TURNOUTS thieving ring have stolen, would go a night we looked upon tho immense both parties will put forth their best Jar ksonvilk* Lotlsr No. 10,1.0. II. F., Office in Court House—upstairs. As can he had on the Pacific Coast. Saddle long ways to buy votes to secure Hayes’ audiences that thronged the mighty Holds its regular meetings every efforts to secure the ascendancy. horses hired to ero to any part o<" the country. election. Saturday evening at the Odd Fel H. KELLY, pavilions to see the best show in the 7. Iowa, on the second Tuesday in Animals BOUGHT and HOLD. Horses low’s Hall. Brothers in good standing are world, that it always paid to get the broke to work single or double. Horses ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW, Why have your wages been reduced, October. This is a Republican State, invited to attend. boarded, and t'ne best of care bestowed upon best. The processions with its glitter T. B. KENT, N. G. and may be expected to cast its vote and why has your prosperity beer, de them while in my charge. JACKSONVILLE, DRECCN, J. H. P knn , Rec. Sec’y. ing equipages, the ornate chariots of preciated ; why is your house and lot in that direction both in October and ;4TMY TERMS ARE REASONABLE. mortgaged to keep out of debt, and gold, the sparkling emerald tableau November. Will practice in all the Courts of the State. hcksonrillc Stamm No. Ill I. 0. R. cars, the embroidered and silver Prompt attention given to all business en 8. Nebraska, second Tuesday in Holds its regular meetings every Thursday A liberal share of the public patronage is the furniture dark before your eyes ? spangled silk and satin banners, the trusted to my care. Look to the thieves who have infested October. This is also a Republican cver.ii.>r at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Brothers jrir Office opposite Court House. solicited. W. J. PLYMALE. in good stauuing are inv ted to attend. the Republican party and destroyed artistically decorated wild beast cages, State. BEN SACHS, O. C. the nation’s credit, and there find the gaily mounted armored cavaliers, 9. Texas, on the first Monday in JAMES S. HOWARD, TWELFTH YEAR. M ax M uller , K. S. brightly trapped India elephants, the November. This State will probably answer. U. S. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR showy showered and plumed drome —Orrsoni m Porahontai Tribe No. 1. Ini- The Independent states that the daries and camels, the entrancing go Democratic by from 75,000 to 100,- proved order ct Red Men. holds its FOR JACKSON, Esther mine, in Josephine county, music, all contributed to establish con 000 majority, but the election is too stated councils at the Red Men’s cleaned up 50 ounces from less than a fidence, and gave evidence of the near the time of holding the Presi CONDUCTED BY Hall the third sun in every seven suns, in Josephine and Curry counties, Oregon. months run. New machinery has pure, chaste, classical, elegant and dential election to affect it in any per the eighth run. A cordial invitation to all Official surveys made and patents obtained brothers in good standing. at reasonable rates. Full copies of Mining THE SISTERS of ths HOLY NAMES been ordered for the mill, a new tun high-toned equestrian and calisthenic ceptible degree. C. W. SAVAGE, S. Laws and Decisions at my office in Jack nel is being driven on the ledge and exhibitions of the great Queens how, in E. B. W atson . C. of R. sonville, Oregon. S olomon ’ s G old M ines .—A miner the permanence of the Esther mine, which renowned emissaries of Eng who has been prospecting in South he scholastic year of this in the opinion cf all experts, is now land, France, Italy, Spain, Prussia, A. Warren Lodse No. 10, A. F. & A. M., Africa reports that he found ancient school will commence about the end of Holds its regular communications Austria, Russia, South America and pits ou the gold veins which looked as August, and is divided in four sessions, positively assured. /xr ' on the Wednesday evenings orpre- often weeks each. Phil Bonfort, an influential New our own United States assembled, each if they might have been worked by •ceding the full moon, in Jacksonville, Ore Board and tuition, per term,................. $40.00 Cor. Cal. A Oregon Sts., with a friendly determination to carry King Solomon’s men. The openings gon. T. G. REAMES, W. M. Bed and Bedding...................................... 4.00 York German, writes to tho Sun : M ax M uller , Sec’y. off the honors in the tented arena. appeared to have been worked by Drawing and painting.............................. 8,00 “Please grant me, as a German-Amer Oregcn. Piano,........................................................... 15.00 ican, sufficient space for a few words We would here observe that as the Jacksonville, heating the rock and then pouring ou Entrance fee, only once,........................ 5.00 Rnth Rebekah Degree Lotlse No. 4,1. 0. 0. F., many new and difficult feats were in in regard to the influence of Carl water to crack it, and by this primi SELECT DAY SCHOOL. Holds its regular meetings on every other turn successfully accomplished, we tive means shafts were sunk to the Schurz. The Germans to-day are as Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Primary, per term,................................... $ 6.00 felt at a loss, for where all is so good, depth of sixty feet. Near the mines DAVID LINN Memtiers in good standing are invited to Junior, “ ................................... 8.00 enthusiastic for the abolition of Grant- it is not only difficult but impossible to heavy slabs of green sandstone were attend. JOHN MILLER, N. G. “ ................................... 10.00 ism as they were once for the abolition K^eps constantly on hand a lull assortment Senior, S ol . S achs , R. S. say which is the best. Ti e success of found and in them bowl-shaped hol Pupils are received at any time, and spe of slavery. Then Carl Schurz led of fumituro, consisting of cial attention is paid to particular studies in them ; to-day he has betrayed them. Queeu’s show in San Francisco is im lows, with other hard stones shaded to behalf of children who have but limited BEDSTEADS, mense, and has been visited by over a fit these depressions. These he sup FARMERS' HOTEL, time. For further particulars apply at the They never will forgive him. What BUREAUS, TABLES. Academy. ever may happen his influenco with hundred thousand delighted persons. posed were the mills in which the an ORTH’S BUILDING, OREGON STREET, — A'. F. Call. the Germans is dead.” cients ground the ores and liberated GUILD MOULDINGS, THE Jacksonville, Oregou. the gold. Gov. D. P. Thompson states that ho STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES, M ore C ivjl S ervice R eform .— had exact facilities, as a stockholder in The N. Y. Tribune's Washington F rom bad to W orse .—The Re CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS. $5 per week CITY DRUG STORE, Board and Lodging. the Locks company, to know their cost, special says: One of tho meanest 4 »« »« Board....................... publican has been in power six PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS, and that tho sum total was $339,000. propositions that lias recently been teen years party ...37J3 cents Single meals............ and have been going on JACKSONVILLE. ....... 25 cents laxlging................... Tho $200,000 lionds issued by the State made is credited to an officer of the from bad ¿0 worse. ETC., ETC. haven’t were sold and realized $180,000 to the Government, who, it is said, proposes quieted the country; They they haven’t Also Doors, Sash and Blinds always on company. A mortgage was then exe that in ordering the force of clerks in RS. WILLIAMS TAKES THIS METH- united the sections; they haven ’t paid od of informing the public that she is hand and made to order. Planing done on rpHE NEW FIRM OF KAHLER A B ro . cuted against the works for $200,000, reasonable terms. Undertaking a spe several departments, the salaries of all the national debt; they haven’t im prepared to furnish lioard l>y the week, day 1 bevo the largest and most complete on which they realized $170,000, mak or single meals, at reasonable terms. The cialty. assortment of ladies receiving $1,200, $1,400, $1,600 proved the currency; they haven’t ing a total of $350,000 accruing on the and $1,800 shall be reduced to $900, table will constantly be supplied with the even kept the power confided to them; best the market affords. No Chinese em DRUGS, MEDICINES A CHEMICALS, two transactions, and leaving them in order that it will not be necessary ployed, anil satisfaction guaranteed. Give JOHN L. CARTER &> SON, $11,000 in hand after the works were to discharge so many male clerks of they haven’t reformed the civil ser me a call and judge for yourselves. ; they haven’t punished crim Ever brought to Southern Oregon. Also completed, which they used in build- higher grades as will otherwise have vice PAINTERS. MRS. WILLIAMS. the latest and finest styles of inals, but excused, defended, and par Jacksonville, Nov. 26, 1875. ing boats. to go. The number of ladies in tho doned them. Tho people demand a STATIONERY, Old Zack Chandler is “tho Boss” of employ of the Government who re change, and they will have it as sure DO E ARE FULLY PREPARED TO WILL. JACKSON, Dentist, the Republican campaign, lie was ceive more than $1,000 salary is small, as the ideas of November come round. And a groat variety of PERFUMES and all kinds of Painting, including TOILET ARTICLES, including the best and selected with especial reference to his and in almost every instance they are HOUSE PAINTING, cheapest assortment of COMMON and PER fitness to perform the work assigned experts in tho departmental service in How to get a T ight R ing ofe a FUMED SOAPS in this market. F inger .—Thread a needle flat in the SIGN PAINTING, which they are placed. It is not him. He is one of “ Grant ’ s pet ’ s, ” Prescriptions carefully compounded. 44 ROBT. KAHLER, Druggist. and for years has been into tho Treas claimed that male clerks who will re eye with strong thread ; pass the eye ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, ury up to his elbows. If Hayes could ceive their salaries can do their work of the needle, with care, under the WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING. TABLE ROCK SALOON, reform him we might have more faith any better, or as well as it is done by ring, and pull the thread through a in his promises generally. But tho the ladies. Indeed, it is proposed to few inches toward the hand ; wrap ALL STYLES OF GRAINING DONE. California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon. OREGON STREET, idea of putting old Zack Chandler at reduce the salaries of the ladies for the the long end of the thread tightly Orders from tho country promptly attend ed to. 21. WINTJEN & HELMS, Proprietors. the head of a “reform movement” is benefit of clerks who cau vote and around the finger, regularly all down the cheekiest thing yet. Why not render other political service. to the nail, to reduce its size. Then very operation pertaining to lay hold of the short end of the thread Grant himself or Belknap, Babcock, the jaw skilfully performed at reasona EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS, To F asten L abels to T in C ans . ble rates. and unwind it. The thread, pressing HE PROPRIETORS OF THIS WELL- Delano, Joyce or Avery ? No more credit will be given after the —Put a teaspoonful of brown sugar against the ring, will gradually re known and popular resort would in C alifornia S treet , first of January, 1876. I will tako all kinds form their friends and tho public generally Sitting Bull turns up now as the into a quart of paste, and it will fasten move the tightest ring without diffi of produce. that complete and first-class stock of the hero of a romance. His military prow labels as securely to tin cans as to wood. Proprietor. best a Office and residence on corner of Califor S. P. JONES, culty, however much swollen the brands of liquors, wines, cigars, ale and nia and Fifth streets, Jacksonville. porter, etc., is constantly kept on hand. ess is the result of a thorough course Housekeepers may save themselves finger may be. They will be pleased to have their friends of training at tho West Point Military much annoyance in the loss of labels one but the choicest and best “call and smile.” New Boot and Shoe Store, Academy, and he is not an Indian at from their fruit cans when putting up A young man who started for the Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars CABINET. all, but a white man who has got his their own fruit, by remembering this. Black Hills halted twenty miles this kept. C alifornia S treet , A Cabinet of Curiosities may also be found temper roused and his face painted. side of the objective point and com DRINKS, 12} CENTS. here. We would l»o pleased to have persons The only respect in which he is less T hirteen years ago a man was menced to dig, and the result was a possessing curiosities and specimens bring Oregon. Jacksonville, NO CREDIT IN THE FUTURE—it don’t them in, and we will place them in the Cab savage now than when he sky-larked driven out of town for an offense quarter of a pouud of lead inside of pay. Families needing anything in our lino inet for inspection. on the parade ground at West Point is which he did not commit. News now fifteen minutes. He dug it out of his can always be supplied with the purest and WINTJEN A HELMS. his name. He was a Bison then, a comes that he settled in Chicago and leg, where it had been deposited by a aving permanently located best to lie found on the Coast. Give me a Jacksonville, Aug. 5, 1874. 32tf. in Jacksonville, the undersigned re call, and you will be well satisfied. roaring Bison, we imagine, and now studied law, and is now a prominent noble red man. spectfully informs the public that he is END 25c. to G eo . P. R owell <fc Co., New he’s only a Sitting Bull. The whole lawyer there. Thus we see how an prepared to do all kinds of work in the lioot ¿Si Q A DAY at home. Agonts wanted, York, for Pamphlet of 100 pages, con G ood tunc fur an old smoker—Spit and shoe making fine. Satisfaction gnaran- v I* Outfit and terms free. TRUE A CO., taining lists of 3,000 newspapers, and esti story is as probable as that of Jules unjust accusation may blast and ruin M. CATON. Augusta, Maine. Verne ’ s trip to the moon. a man ’ s whole career. toon. mates showing cost of advertising. 8TATE OF OREGON. B. F. HOLSCLAW, M. D„ Governor,........................................L. F. Grover Secretary of State,................... 8. F. Chadwick State Treasurer,...........................A. II. Brown State Printer................................ M. V. Brown Sup’t of Public Instruction...L. L. Rowland Small-pox abating in San Francisco. The first Government vessel ever built in Oregon was launched at Port FANCY GOODS land on the 23d. Why is it that since Bristow has BOYS’ and GIRLS’ been out of office matters in reference to the whisky frauds prosecution have HEADY-MADE CLOTHING, come to an end? By a vote of 12 nays the Hawaiian bill, without amendment, passed the BOOTS ani SHOES, Senate on the 14th, and has been signed by the President. GROCERIES, BEDSTEADS & CHAIRS, Two sheep were sheared at Eugene last week which yielded 77 pounds of wool—the fleece from one weighing 38 CLOTHING, and from the other 39 pounds. FURNISHING and I H “ * FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, T M W ■ ■ ■ I ■■ ■ — < ♦ E T 1 — — < ♦ . I II ■■■■!■■ N H S ........ ... . l—l < ♦ » ■ ■ ■