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AVERTISIM AGEtW \ P< un 21 Merohanti’ y uhe ghmflirntit ®irarí¡. W ffmarrafic Siuirs. Published Every Thursday Morning Bj RATES OF ADVERTISING. <5 has . nickeli EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. OFFICE—On Orciron street, in Orth's Brick Building. 1 - - - - ■ - ... • 4 VOL. VI. 44 OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. JACKSONVILLE OREGON, THURSDAY, OCT. 5, 1876. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s > UEMJJAI, NOTKM AXD A'EWN. NO. 41. THE t.OVEKMHlS .if ESN AME. c STATE OF OllEOON. Advertisements will l>e inserted in thu T imes at tiie following rates : One square, one insertion........................ $3.00 “ each subsequent one........... LOO TiCgal advertisements inserted reasonably. A fair 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. H A Y EM AM A KNOW-NOTHING. A vote for Tilden «and Hendricks is We regret that want of space will THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR a vote for the people. THE PRESIDENCY WANTS TO LIMIT not allow us to lay before our readers SUFFRAGE TO AMERICAN BORN CITI P H Y S I C I A N AND SU RG EO N , Heavy rains have seriously damaged the Governor’s biennial message, which ZENS. was delivered to the two Houses on FANCY GOODS crops in Goose Lake Valley. Ftltsf Jt'lHt’IAl. nisTBICT. Kerbyvillo, Oregon. Terrible floods are reported from the 12th inst. It is an able document Circuit Judge,................................... T\ P. Prim We have received the following let- Forest county, Pennsylvania, in which and reviews our State affairs in a mas BOYS' and GIRLS' District Attorney,...................... II. K. Hanna terly manner. The following is a syn Dr. L. DANFORTH, I j ter from Mr. Charles Gardner, of Cin- many lives were lost. JACKSON COUNTY. opsis of it : I cinnati, dated September 3d : Vountv Judge............................... Silas I. Day PHYSICIAN AND SU R GEON . READY-MADE CLOTHING,' Several of the convicted members Lock Bonds have been reduced $40,- , f Samuel Furrv, “In your issue of yesterday you say: County Commissioners...... < Abram Miller. of the Chicago whisky ring have been t)00. The Soldier’s Relief Bonds, due “Mr. Hayes assures us over his own Sheriff,........................................ I- 'V. Manning Offica and residence on Fifth street, oppo released upon payment of fines. in 1880, have been paid excepting Clerk............................................E. D. Foudrav BOOTS and SHOES, ! Tenbroeck ran three miles in 5:2GA $886. The Governor calls special at ; signature that he ‘deeply sympathizes’ site and east of the M. E. Church. Treasurer,.................................. • John Ort h with a movement for ‘an amendment Assessor,................... • A. ( htlders tention of the Legislature to the fact limiting suffrage to persons born in this at Louisville, Ky., on Sept. 23d, beat A. C. JONES, School Superintendent,............. E. J. Farlow GROCERIES, BEDSTEADS A CHAIRS, ing Norfolk’s time by a second and a that the appropriations should not be ! country of American parents,’ and tho Surveyor,..................................... !• Howard in excess of the income of the State; choice of ‘American-born citizens on ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW, quarter. t'oroner.........................................Dr. Callender • that State indebtedness should not be ly to official positions.’ Mr. Schurz had JOsF.rillNE COUNTY. JACKSONVILLE, OGN., If Sitting Bull could bo found, per CLOTHING, permitted to exceed the amount of Countv Judge,.......................... M. F. Baldwin haps, Sheridan could make a contract $50,000, limited by the Constitution. better announce this to his German . , (J. E. Sevferth, Will practice in all the Courts of the State. brethren and prevent them from being County Commissioners,...... | n Th(;rilton. with him to take charge of the Louis These suggestions we think are wise ! caught Ollice in Orth’s building—up-stairs. with chaff a« he has been. Sheriff,........................................ S. Messenger ________________________ ___ ______________ LIQUORS, TOBACCO and CIGARS. iana elections. ones, and should be heeded by our Clerk,.......................................... Chas. Hughes “1 don’t believe Mr. Hayes over his G. H. AIKEN, M. D., Treasurer,..................................................... Wm. Nattcke In St. Albans, Vt., where Wheeler law makers, for a State, free from lia own signature, or in any other way, Assessor............................................. I. 1’. Lewis PII Y S I C I A N AND S U R G E O N, I made his bloody-shirt speech, the Rad bilities, will soon be on the road to ever said any such thing. If you can CROCKERY, ETC., School Superintendent..................J. M. Smith ical vote fell off from 991 to 747, while greater prosperity. It is recommended prove it, do so and make one vote, for, Surveyor,................................... W. N. Sanders Jacksonville. Oregon. Coroner.............................. Geo. S. Mathewson the Democratic vote increased from that the State tax be reduced to four though a Republican, I shall vote for ■ LAKE COUNTY. mills for current revenue ; that one- Mr. Tilden if what you say of Mr. I At E. Jacob’s New Store, 253 to 487. Countv Judge................................ E. C. Mason Office—One door west of the W. U. Tele- I half mill be collected to pay off the Hayes is true.” Hayes seems to have absolutely dis Soldiers . ( S. C. Moss, graph oilice. ’ Bounty and Relief Bonds, and County Commissioners,...... Tenbrook. We think that Mr. Garnder will vote Orth's Brick Building, Jacksonville. appeared from the contest—if, indeed, for the payment of the warrants out Sheriff........................................... T. J. Brat tain for Tilden. And this is why : he was ever in it. Zachariah should j standing two years ago. By this J. A. CALLENDER, M. D., Clerk.............................................IL B. Hatton The “American Alliance” adopted a tie a string to Hayes or he’ll get lost. , method the Slate government can be Treasurer......................................J. L. Hanks PHYSICIAN A N D SURGEON,! series of resolutions which said of tho Assessor............................................... M. Biggs —Iioaton Post. carried on, and in a short time the School Superintendent......... II. M. Thatcher nominations of Messrs. Hayes and A LL OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES SOLD JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. Surveyor............................... Frank Cheesman Sheriff Connor on the 13th ult, re- ■ debts of the State will be paid. The t\ at the very lowest rates. Tf yon don’t Wheeler that they were “hereby in ___ COURT SITTINGS. believe me, call and ascertain prices for turned the execution in the Tweed State for years has not been running dorsed by the American Alliance Con Juelaon County.— Circuit Court, second f-è1"office at residence, on Fifth street, op yourselves. No hmnbug ! S6,000,000 judgment wholly unsatis- ' behind in her current expenses, but ference,” and that the Alliance earnest All kinds of produce and hides taken in Mondav in February. Juno and November. posite the Court House. tied, he being unable to find any prop- the erection of tho public buildings, ly “advised all who are in favor of exchange for goods. 42tf. Countv Court, first Monday in each month. perty on which to make levy. without an additional tax, has been American principles, as advocated ami Josephine Coiojfi/.—Circuit Court, fourth H. K. HANNA, Mondav in April and fourth Mondav in Oc the chief cause of outstanding war set forth in these resolutions, to give Gov. Whiteaker and Hon. J. K. “EXCELSIOR” tober. County Court, first Monday in Jan ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW, rants, the warrants drawn for the erec these nominations an active and deter Weatherford are conceded to be two uary, April, July and October. Lake t'ounty.— Circuit Court, fourth Mon of the most efficient and popular pre tion of the State Capitol and Peniten mined support.” Jacksonville, Oregon, dav in June; County Court, first Monday TLIVKRY ST.VBTÆ siding officers that ever wielded the tiary being more than the present “These resolutions” were sent to in January, April, July and October. Will practice in all the Courts of the State. State indebtedness, thus showing that j Mr. Hayes, who returned the follow- gavel in an Oregon Legislature. TOWN OF JACKSONVILLE. Prompt attention given to all business left the current expenses of the State are ing reply, dated July G, 1876, ad- ( N. Fisher, President, in my care. Oregon St., Jacksonville, The Chinese residents of Winne less than the revenue, the excess of 1 ! dressed to “Samuel J. Tyler, Secretary Otlice in Orth’s Brick Building—upstairs. ■ i M. Caton, mucca had a grand jolitication over the which has gone to liquidate warrants Trustees,.................... •' David Cronemiller, of the American Alliance i J. Nunan, - - PROPRIETOR. news from Maine. They fear that a on these public building funds. The C. w. KAHLER. K. R. WATSON. W. J. PLYMALE. “ I have just received your letter in Ii Jeorge Brown. Democratic victory will stop Mongo- 4 Governor recommends economy in KAHLER & WATSON, forming me of my election as a mem Recorder....................................... U.S. Hayden lian immigration to this country. every branch of the Slate government; ber of your admirable Alliance. Re Treasurer........................................ Henry Pape Marshal..................................... J. F- McDaniel ATTORNEYS A COUNSELORS-AT-LAW, aving just received a new Bull Eagle and his followers refuse that the Penitentiary appropriation be turn my thanks to the Alliance, as I Street Commissioner................... L <’• M eiss stock of Harness, Buggies and Car to give up their arms. Fopr hundred cut down to $40,000 for two years ; the deeply sympathize with its principles. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, riages, J am now prepared to furnish my Agricultural College to $5,000, or one- Brides have left Fort Sully for the hos I remain your fellow-citizen, patronsand the public generally with as SOCIETY NOTICES. Will practice in the Supreme, District and half of what it was two years ago. tile camp. Sitting Bull is but fifty ; “IL B. H ayes .” other Courts of this State. FINE TURNOUTS Also reduction of expenses in convey miles away and threatens the fort. Now here is ono expression of tho JarksonvillelotlseNo. 10. 1.0.0.L. Ollice in Court House—upstairs. ing the Insane to the Asylum, convicts e Holds its regular meetings every : “ principles ” of tho Alliance of which As ran be had on the Pacific Coast. Saddle The New York Herald is rapidly ' ~ Saturdav evening at the Odd F'el- horses hired to go to any part of the country. coming to the conclusion that the Re to the Penitentiary, and in arresting Mr. Hayes is proud to be a member H. KELLY. low’s Hall. Brothers in good standing are Animals BOUGHT and SOLD. Horses fugitives from justice, etc. The pub and with which ho “deeply sympa VProRNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW, broke to work single or double. Horses publican Governor, Chamberlain, and invited to attend. T. B. KENT, N. G. boarded, and the be«t of care bestowed upon his crowd are more to blame for the lic lands have been nearly all approved thizes.” to the State, except the swamp lands, J. H. P enn , Rec. Sec’y. them while in my charge. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, “An amendment to the naturaliza Hamburg riot than anybody else. ■ —>-------- which are in course of segregation ; tion laws limiting suffrage to persons Will practice in all the Courts of the State. /■¿r MY TERMS ARE REASONABLE. J;irksonville Stainm No. ID. I’. 0. R. )l., Alex. Campbell, who has taken his that the affairs of the Penitentiary are born in this country or of American Prompt attention given to all business en Holds its regular meetings every Thursday A liberal share of the public patronage is ! departure for California, has resigned in a good condition, the discipline ex parents; the election of American- ti listed to my care. evening at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Brotheis solicited. W. J. PLYMALE. i the position of Great Prophet of the cellent, while for healthfulness it can born citizens only to official positious < onice opposite Court House. in gootl standing are invited to attoml. Great Council of the I. O. R. M. for not be surpassed. The Insane Asylum in this country ; opposition to the in BEN SACHS, O. C. JAMES S. HOWARD. the State of Oregon, and Mr. Stearns, has been conducted in its usual good terference of the Roman Catholic or M ax M uller , R. S. TWELFTH YEAR. of Baker City, is his success^. and humane manner. The contractor, ganizations in the political affairs of Orcsontitn Pocahontas Tribe No. 1. Im U. S. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR l)r. J. C. Hawthorne, has done every this nation, and opposition to the proved order of Red Men, holds its ST. MARY’S ACADEMY, General Franz Sigel has declared thing FOR JACKSON, in his power to make pleasant I formation of political organizations I for Tilden and the gallant German stated councils at the Red Men’s Hall the third sun in every seven suns, in soldiers who followed him in the late and agreeable this unfortunate class of ■ composed exclusively of foreign-born CONDFCTEI) BY and Curry counties, Oregon. the eighth run. A cordial invitation to ali Josephine Official surveys made and patents obtained war have girded on their armor and our people. Our common schools are ■ citizens.” brothers in good standing. at reasonable rates. Full copies of Mining THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES taken up the refrain of the old war in excellent condition, the fund reach We may add to this that ten days C.W. SAVAGE, S. Laws and Decisions at my ollice in Jack ing $225,181.82, besides the distribu ' ago a foreign-born citizen of Brooklyn E. B. W atson , C. oí R. song, “ We goes to fight mit Sigel! ” sonville, Oregon. tion of $68,405.75, as interest during j wrote to Mr. Hayes asking him if it Hell Gate, New York, was blown up 1HE SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF THIS the last two years toward the support was true that he held to such Know- Warren Lodsr No. 10, A. 1.1 A. M., . school will commence about the end of at 3 1». M on Sept. 24th. The shock was of free schools. The State University Holds its regular communications nothing views, and that Mr. Hayes has August, and is divided in four sessions, a slight tremor in New York, with a on the Wednesday evenings or pre fund since the last Legislature has in not thus far deigned to reply—or to often weeks each. ceding the full moon, in Jacksonville, Ore rumbling sound and the upheaval of creased $17,111.83, making the whole Cor. Cal. A Oregon Sts., Board and tuition, porterin,................. $40.00 . gon. T. G. REAMES, VV . M. two columns of water and considera fund at present $75,492.20. That the , return the stamps inclosed for an an Bed and Bedding....................................... 4.00 M ax M uller , Sec’y. swer. Drawing and painting.............................. R.00 ble rock. Everything was successful. Agricultural College fund will soon Jacksonville, - - « • Oregon. Piano,........................................................... 15.00 And now will not Mr. Charles Gard Ruth Rrbrkah Decree Lodge No. 4,1. 0. 0. K., Entrance fee, only once,........................ 5.00 Seven hundred negroes took posses reach $40,000. Amendments to the ner give us that vote for Tilden ?—Ar. Holds its regular meetings on every other SELECT DAY SCHOOL. sion of all the seats pending a politi constitution are recommended, giving 1 Y. World. Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Primary, per term,................................... $ fi.oo cal debate at Hernando, Miss., and power to the executive to veto any ob Members in good standing are invited to DAVID LINN Junior, “ ..................................... R.00 when asked to give up half, some re noxious part of a general appropriation attend. JOHN MILLER, N. G. T he G reat F our M ile R ace vs . Senior, “ ..................................... 10.00 Keep? constantly on hand a full assortment bill without impairing the whole bill; S ol . S achs , R. S. sisted, ending in a row in which two T ime .—A dispatch dated Louisville, of furniture, consisting of Pupils are received at any time, and spe cial attention is paid to particular studies in white men and one negro were killed. also allowing new enterprises to be ex ' Sept. 27th, says a crowd of people wit empted from taxation for a period of BEDSTEADS, behalf of children who have but limited FARMERS’ HOTEL, It is supposed that ono of the Hist time. For further particulars apply at the , years, so as to encourage capital Inflow nessed tho run of Ten Broeck to-day BUREAUS, TABLES, reforms that Mr. Hayes will demand, into the State. He also favors an Academy. OIITH'S BUILDING, OREGON STREET, if elected to the Presidency, will be amendment changing our State elec j against the famous time made by Fel- GUILD MOULDINGS, Jacksonville, Oregon. THE the abolition of the uncomfortable sys tion to the first Tuesday next follow lowcraft in the four-mile race at Sara- STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES, tem which requires tax returns to be ing the first Monday in November. ■ toga in 1874, namely, 7:19J, which has Board and Lodging...................... $•’> per week CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS. verified by oath.— Chicago Times, All of these amendments we think are been the best on record. The track CITY DRUG STORE, Board............................................... 4 “ “ was in good condition. Ada and Ten Single meals........................... .. .............50 cents PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS, wisely suggested, aud we hope they Broeck started together, but after a Lodging................................................... 50 cents JACKSONVILLE. Mr. Wheeler didu’t shoulder a mus will be heeded. j I.tile the latter hois j took the lead and ETC., ETC. ket aud fight while the war was going steadily gained, making the first mile Also Doors, Sash and Blinds always on RS. WILLIAMS TAKES THIS METH- on, but eleven years after the war is Gov. H ayes ’ father’s name was in the slow time of l:52j. The owner od of informing the public that she is hand and made to order. Planing done on he new ftrm of kahler bro . ! over he rises up in Vermont and in O’Toole, and he christened his son motioned the jockey to goon, and in prepared to furnish board by the week, day reasonable terms, Undertaking a spe have the largest and most complete sists the South shall bo subdued. Mr. or single meals, at reasonable terms. The cialty. Michael. But one day when Michael compliance the second mile was made assortment of table will constantly be supplied with the Wheeler is altogether too brilliant, was quite a small boy, ho had rolled in 1*454, and third in 1:461. At be best the market atVords. No Chinese em up his paidaloons and was going to ginning of the 4th mile a new horse ployed, and satisfaction guaranteed. Give JOHN L. CARTER &, SON, DRUGS, MEDICINES <t CHEMICALS, even to become Vice-President. me a ca II and judge tor yourselves. Spotted Tail made a long speech be- ; wade over from his father’s houso to joined in the race, but was left behind, Ever brought to Southern Oregon. Also ' MRS. WILLIAMS. P2VINTERS. the latest and finest styles of fore the peace council at the agency Mount Ararat. Just then tho ark ; and as Ten Brueck galloped down the Jacksonville, Nov. 26, 1875. I on Sept. 22d, upbraiding Gen. Sherman came along and father Noah asked the homestretch the enthusiasm was im STATIONERY, and others with breaking their promis boy if he wouldn’t like to ride over mense. The last mile was made in WILL. JACKSON, Dentist, IITE ARE FULLY PREPARED TO DO t V all kinds of Painting, including And a groat variety oí PERFUMES and es. The treaty was signed by all the with him. “No,” said Mikey, “I’d 1:51 J, and the entire distance in 7:15j, Tí)! LET ARI ICLES, itici tiding the best and chiefs. The Indians want the military ruther ford.” “Ruther ford, hey ?” or 3j seconds quicker than Fellow HOUSE PAINTING, cheapest assortment of COMMON and PER agent removed and Mr. Howard rein said Noah in a pleasant way that was craft’s time, and 4 seconds faster than FUMED KOAI*S In this market. SIGN PAINTING, natural to the old man. And so Mr. Lexington’s time. Miles Walker rode ’VÌT Prescriptions carefully compounded. stated. O ’Toole called his boy Rutherford the victor, who is tho property of 44________ ROBT. KAHLER, Druggist. ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, The Coos Bay Neus says : The Hay. How it got to be Hayes or how Frank Harper. Mr. Harper has re wire and other material for the con WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING. TABLE ROCK SALOON, struction of the telegraph line between the B. got iu we don’t know, or we fused $120,900 for Ten Brueck. should have no objection to telling. ALL STYLES OF GRAINING DONE. California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon. this place and Roseburg arrived on OREGON STREET, T he D emocratic P arty to S uc - Orders from the country promptly attend the steamer Empire. The work, we ! ceed .— We shall succeed. Ohio and A F rench physician makes the re ed to. 21. WINTJEN & HELMS, Proprietors. understand, is begun already, and it is ; Indiana, hitherto repeatedly lost on very operation pertaining to markable statement that one-half at expected the line will be in running the jaw skilfully performed al reasona EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS. order in six weeks. One of the first , least of tho so-called drowned persons false issues, will proliably both be car ble rates. HE PROPRIETORS OF THIS WELL No nw credit will be given after the dispatches we expect to receive will are buried alive, and that they may be ried in October by the Democracy. C alifohnia S treet , known and popular resort would in first of January, 1876. I will take all kinds brought to life by proper treatment Ohio will certainly tie lost to the Re form their triends and the public generally bo that of the election of Tilden and after having been “several hours un publicans, though it is the home Stalo of produce. Office and residence on corner of Califor S. P. JONES, - • - Proprietor. that a complete and first-class stock of the Hendricks. der water.” Ilis remedy is to get out of their candidate. The Democrats best brands ot liquors, wines, cigars, ale and nia ami Fifth streets, Jacksonville. Nast, the artist prostitute, has the water, pour iu and inject alcoholic cannot but be victorious upon tho porter, etc., is constantly kept on hand. They will be pleased to have their friends brought out a cartoon in Harpers stimulants, and use a whip energeti sound issues of the St. Louis platform New Boot and Shoe Store, one but the choicest and best “call and smile.” Weekly, which represents a group of | cally, or hot irons in bad cases. The and Gov. Tilden’s letter of acceptance. Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars CABINET. C alifornia S treet , school childen, negroes, whiles, and kept. A Cabinet of Curiosities may also be found Chinese barring out Tilden, who is ele- I statement has been partially confirmed I venture the prediction. DRINKS, 12J CENTS. by the resuscitation of a man after he ; Alter victory will come tho harvest here. VVe would lie pleased to have persons Jacksonville - • • Oregon. possessing curiosities and specimens bring ganlly characterized as the wolf at the had been under water in one of the ing of its fruits, will come the con- NO CREDIT IN THE FUTURE—it don’t them in, and we will place them in the Cab door, the enemy of thu common Seine baths for more than twenty min [ struction of a new and public policy. pay. Families needing anything in our line inet for inspection. schools, etc. This reminds us of a This will be a work us far-reaching as can always bo supplied with the pureet and utes. w WINTJEN & HELMS. aving permanently located lie^t to be found on the Coast. Give me a squib which is too good to be lot : ! that of Jefferson at the dawn of tho Jacksonville, Aug. 5, 1874. 32tf. in Jacksonville, the undersigned re call, and you will be well satisfied. < ‘ That whenever a Republican thief is M r . C od married Miss Fish in a century, but more difficult and aff»*ct- spectfully informs the public that he is END 25c. to G ko . P. R owell A Co., New dug out of his hole, he immediately Connecticut town, theotherday. The ing ten times as many humans beings prepared to do all kinds of work in the boot OIO A DAY at home. Agents wanted, ork, for Pamphlet of 100 pages, con and shoe making lino. Satisfaction guaran o 1 4/ Outfit and terms free. TRUE A CO,, taining lists of 3,000 newspapers, and esti springs to his feet and yells, “Our com- ■ affair passed off swimmingly, aud ter for weal or woe. teed. M- CATON. Augusta, Maine. mou schools are iu danger.” j minated iu a Cud-Fish ball. M anton M arble . mates showing cost of advertising. B. F. HOLSCLAW, M. 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