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£hr grmiu'rntií Bints. Published Every Thursday Morning Sj CHAM. NICKELS EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. Advertisements will l>e inserted in the 1 T imes at the following rates : One square, one insertion......................$3.00 “ each subsequent one........... UK) Legal advertisements inserted reasonably. A fair reduction from the above rates made to yearly and time advertisers. Yearly advertisements payable quarterly. Job printing neatly anil promptly execut ed, and at reasonable rates. C ounty W arrants always at taken par. OFFICE—On Oregon Street, in Orth’s Brick Building. Hate« of Kuhorriptioit: Cue copy, jier annum............................... $3.00 “ six months,............................... 2.00 three months,............................ 1.00 i/ hi Adrance. PROFESSION XL CARDS. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Ladies' and Gentlemen's GEXEKAI. Mills AM» MAVS. • FOK T1I.IIEX AXI> KEFOK3I. land Wachter am Erdet who supported Hayes last year. Col. Edward Jussem, of Chicago, brother-in-law of Carl Schurz. Ex-Governor Koerner, of Illinois. To these may be added by the thou sands and tens of thousands the names of men less widely known but equally honest, sincere and honored citizens, who love their country and detest the dangerous thieves and villains that the Republican party have elevated to power. James Lick died in San Francisco A FEW HONEST REPUBLICANS WHO on the 1st inst. FURNISHING and HAVE REPUDIATED GRANTISM, AND A number of naturalized Chinamen ARE GOING FOR TILDEN AM) RE. P li Y S I C I A N A ND SU R G E O N , will vote in Massachusetts this year. FORM. FANCY GOODS Belle of the XVest won the mile FIRST JVIHUIAI. DISTRICT. Kerbyville, Oregon. In answer to the general claim of j dash at Louisville for two year-olds in Circuit Judge...................................... P. P. Prim BOYS ’ and GIRLS ’ District Attorney,........................11. K. Hanna 1:441. the Republican party that it embraces- j Dr. L. DANFORTH, JACKSON COUNTY. There were sixty interments in Sa all the patriotism and all the intelli PH Y S I (’ I A N A N D S U R G E O N . R E A D Y - M A D E CLOTHING, ...... Silas Count V J ndge,................ vannah on Sept. 29th from yellow gence of the nation, the following i Samuel < nuntv Commissioners fever. i Abram names whose .J. W. M Sheriff, Otlieo and residence on Fifth street, oppo » owners now sujiport Gov. C. B. Masters has begun the manu .. — -------- < l<‘rk,.. D. E site and east of the M. E. Church. BOOTS and SHOES, facture of vinegar from watermelons Tilden are respectfully suggested : Tivs^nrcr. A W ord to the XV orkincmen .— Major-Gen. McClellan. A •cse-'sor,. 1 at Roseburg. A. C. JONES. This campaign is yours. Il is for Sc hool Su perintendent,. Major-Gen. Baldy Smith. GROCTIKIES, BEDSTEADS A- (TIAIRS, . XX ’ heeler & XVilson ’ s Sewing Ma Surveyor,......................... . your families, and your action at the Major-Gen. Slocum. ATTORNEY A <’OT'NSELOR-AT-T.AW, Coroner...................... ....... chine Company have been awarded polls in November will give evidence Major-Gen. Franklin. JOSEPHINE COUNTY. JACKSONVILLE, CCN-, the first medal at the Centennial. of the fact whether or not you care fLOTIHXG, Major Gen. Bartlett. County Judge,....................... ..M. F. Baldwin more for your wives and childcn than ^Major-Gen. Sigel. E. Seyferth. Will practice in all the Courts of the State. Gen. Braxton Bragg, aged 61, fell County Commissioners,...... f i J. for mere party. XX’hat is your situa 11. Thornton. Otliee in Orth's building—up-stairs. Major-Gen. McCandless. dead with heart disease, in the street Sheriff,........................................... S. Messenger LIQUOBS, TOBACCO and CIGABS, tion now? If you have employment, Major-Gen. McClernand. at Galveston, Texas, on the 27th ult. Clerk,...........................................('has. Ilutrhes G. H. AIKEN. M. D„ does the mere pittance you receive for Major-Gen. Morgan of Ohio. Treasurer,......................................................Wm. Naucke There is a bill before the Legisla your hard labor suffice to furnish you Assessor............................................. J. P. Lewis PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Major-Gen. Hooker. CROCKERY, ETC., ture providing for leasing the convicts School Superintendent,................ T. M. Smith j with the necessaries of life ? Are you Major-Gen. Rosecrans. Surveyor,................................... W. N. Sanders to certain parties at a compensation of Jacksonville. Oregon. able to raise money enough at the end Major-Gen. Hancock. Coroner............................... Geo, S. Mathewson $12,000 per annum. of every month to pay your rent with At E. Jacob's New Store. T.AKE COUNTY. Major-Gen. A. G. XX'illiams. out depriving your children of bread ? Fully 800 tons of ammunition were County Judge.................................F. (’. Mason Office—One door west of the W. V. Tele- Charles Francis Adams, of Massa I graph otliee. Now is the time for action. Let . • ........................ . :____ 1 S - < ’ • M«*. shipped from the Winchester factory , oiliuvv om in issinoci s,......... • . ... Orth’s Brick Building, Jacksonville. chusetts, Mr. Lincoln ’ s Minister to • ’ (A. ... I en ... brook, 1 your voices be raised for a chanye. ; let , at New Haven, Connecticut, on the 3d SheritT........................................... T. J. Brattain England during the war. J. A. CALLENDER, M. D., your votes lie cast for a change. Ro- to the Turkish Government. Clerk.............................................. K. B. Hatton j Hon. Lyman Trumbull, Senator from fonn is the watchword, and to effect a Treasurer.........................................I. L. Hanks P 11 Y S 1 C I A N A N D S U R G E ON,: Levi, of Louisiana, is in New York Illinois, and Chairman of the Judi reform a change in administration is Assessor.................................. M. Higgs and very confident that the Democrats ciary Com miff ee of the Senate. Schoo! Superintendent H. M. Thatcher * LT. OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES SOLD JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. the first step. Your condition cannot i \ at the very lowest rates. Tf you don’t will elect the entire State and Con- Survevor................................ Frank Cheesman Hon. Geo. W. Julian, leading mem i be made any worse under the guidance believe me, call and ascertain prices for | gressional tickets in his State. COURT MTflNGS. ber of Congress, during Lincoln, John yourselves. No humbug! of Uncle Sammy Tilden than it is to .A»rlv>n Coioib;.—Circuit Court, second ;?rT Otliee at residence, on Fifth street, op son and Grant’s terms. Al! kinds oi produce and hides taken in I Referring to the Vermont election posite the Court House. day, and you have the assurance of Mondav in February. June and November. exchange for goods. 42tf. Hon. Lucius Robinson and William history that a change of rulers after a Countv Court, first Monday in each month. tlie Philadelphia Time» observes that Josephine E ohi U t .— Circuit Court, fourth II. K. HANNA. the same percentage of change would Dorsheimer in nomination as Governor panic always restored confidence and Monday in April and fourth Monday in Oe- and Lieut. Governor of New York. “ EZCELSIOB ” make Pennsylvania Democratic. brought good times in its train. lol>er. County Court, first Monday in Jan ATTORNIA' A COUNSELOR AT LAW, Charles A. Dana, Editor AT. K Sunt uary. April, July and October. Can you longer hesitate ? Look at They have a campaign song begin and formerly Asst. Secretary of XVar J.ake <'omib/.—Circuit Court, fourth Mon Jacksonville, Oregon, your fellow men, in great number , ning, “Come, all ye honest Republi under Mr. Lincoln. day in June; County Court, first Monday DTVDRY STABLE discharged every day. Look at Al in January, April, July and »etober. Will practice in all th? Courts of the State. ■ cans.” Why is it that they thus leave Andrew G. Curtin, Pennsylvania ’ s Prompt attention given lo all business lett toona, where the Pennsylvania R. R. town of J acksonville . the great bulk of the party uninvited? j War Governor. in my care. Oregon St.. Jacksonville, ( N. Fisher, President, Co. has been compelled to discharge Oilice in Grill's Brick Building—-upstairs. David A. Wells, of Connecticut, the over Jifteen hundred men within the The mints are now running to their ' M. Caton, Trustees,.................... i David Cronemiller, fullest extent. Russian gold is being first statesmau and political economist past few weeks, and the end is not yet. - - PROPRIETOR. C. W. KAHLER. E. B. WATSON. W. J. l’LYMALE. j J. Nunnn, converted into American coin. There in America. A hard Winter is approaching, and if (George Brown. KAHLER & WATSON, William Cullen Bryant, of the Pont. the demand for a change is not ratified is an active demand for silver to ex Recorder....................................... V. S. Hayden Treasurer......................................... Henry Pape ATTORNEYS A COUNSELORS-AT-LAW, j Parke Goodwin, of New York. port to China. j at the polls, woe betide the sufferer. aving just received a new Marshal.................. ................... L P. McDaniel Gideon Welles, Lincoln ’ s Secretary During the past three years you have A cable dispatch from Paris says stock of Harness, Buggies and Car Street Commissioner.................... I. <’. Weiss JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, of the Navy. riages. 1 am now prepared to furnish my hardly made money enough to keep that Gen. Sickles has left that city for Justice David Davis, of the Supreme patrons and the public generally with as 1 sou! and Itody together, and if Hayes Wil! practice in the Supreme, District and SOCIETY NOTICES. the United States. This man will be Court, United States. other 1 'ourtsofthisState. is elected it will be but a continuance almost certain to displace Kilpatrick in FINE TURNOUTS Ex-Governor Austin Blair, the .. Jobs, - JitfkMHIVilll’ Lodsr Xo. 10. 1.0. II. F., ' Otliee in Court House—upstairs. of the present administration, present ; the Radical heart. i “War Governor” of Michigan. Holds its regular meetimrs every As can be had on the Pacific Coast. Saddle I hard times, and thieves in office. H. KELLY. The question of calling a Constitu- * Saturday eveningat the odd Fel horses hired to <r<> to any part of the country. 1 Ex-Gov. B. Gratz Brown, of Mis Laboring men, give this matter Animals BOUGHT and SOLD. Horaes ; tional Convention for the purpose of souri. low’s Hall. Brothers in ghod standing are | \.T1'ORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW, broke to work single or double. Horses ' your attention ! Wives of laboring invited to attend. / Cassius M. Clay, of Kentucky. boa riled, and the best of care bestowed uj>on framing a new Constitution has been T. T>. KENT, N. G. i men, enlist in the fight ; pursuade freely canvassed among the members JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, them while in niv charge. J. IL P enn , Rec. See’v. General John M. Palmer, ex-Gov- your husbands to cast one vote for you of the Legislature. ernor of Illinois. Will practice in all the Courts of the State. 7r’>-MA' TERMS AKE REASONABLE. and your children. Give them to un Jar km id illr Stamm Xo. IIs. I . 0. R. M., Professor W. G. Sumner, of Yale derstand that they have voted for Prompt allention given to all business en The Sioux campaign is closed. Ter Holds its regular meetings every Thursday A liberal share of the public patronage is ry and Crook, by a marvelous display College, who wrote the Republican trusted to my cure. party, low w?ges and starvation long evening at the Odd Ft Hows' Hall. Brothers Dtlice opposite Court House. solicited. W. J. l’LYMALE. of generalship, have succeeded in es State platform of 1874, and who has enough. in good standing are invited to attend. BEN SAC1IS, O. C. caping from Silting Bull, anti the army now written the strongest letter of the JAMES S. HOWARD. M ax M uller , R. S. TWELFTH YEAR. is saved for the campaign in the South. kind yet published in behalf of Tilden. S avannah ’ s S courge .—The city U. S. DEITTY MINERAL SURVEYOR Professor A. L. Perry, of XVilliams of Savannah, Georgia, is now under Hayes’ friends claim that it was his College, the distinguished political Orrsonian Pornhontns Tribe Xo. 1. Im going one of the most terrible scourges ST. MARY'S ACADEMY. proved order of lied Men. holds its wife, not himself, who joined the cru economist. FOR JACKSON, that ever visited any city in the Uni stated councils at the Keil Men’s saders. He didn’t crusade, but some Colonel Augustus II. Fenn, the Re ted States, if télégraphié rejKirts of Hall the third sun in every seven suns, in Josephine and Curry counties, Oregon. CONDUCTED BA’ times let his wife crusade for him. publican candidate for Lieutenant Gov the eighth run. A cordial invitation to all Gtlicial surveys made and patents obtained the ravages of yellow fever there are brothers in good standing. at reasonable rates. Full copies of Mining THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES There is a suspicion of Belknapping in ernor of Connecticut last year. true. Late dispatches state that out <’. W. SAVAGE, S. Lawsand Decisions at my otliee in Jack this sneaking use of dimity. Frank W. Bird, of Massachusetts, of a population of 39,000 only 18,000 E. B. W atson , C. of It. sonville, Oregon. There is a paper in Somerset county, the founder of the Republican party. j remained in tho city, and of that num HE SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF TUTS Maine, whose editor is so anxious not Ex-Congressman J. F. Farnsworth, ber 8,000 had been stricken down with Warrrn Lotîïe Xo. 10, A. F. & A. M.. school will commence about the end of Holds it s regular communications of Illinois. [ the dread disease. Even if only one- August, and is divided in four sessions, to offend anybody politically that he on the Wednesday evenings or pre often weeks each. Chas. Francis Adams, Jr., of Mas publishes portraits of llayes and fourth part of this be true, the condi ceding the full moon, in Jacksonville, Ore Cor. Cal. A Oregon Sts., Board and tuition, per term, a ............... $40.00 Wheeler on one side and Tilden and sachusetts. gon. T. G. REAMES, W. M. tion of that stricken city is indeed Bed and Bedding....................................... 4.00 I Hendricks on the opposite page. M ax M uller , Sec’y. Henry Brooks Adams, of Massachu 1 heart-rending; and if there be no ex- Drawing and painting.............................. g.oo Jacksonville, - - - - Oregon. Piano,............................................................. 15’00 setts. I aggeration in the statement, its condi- The Republican idea at the present Ruth Rebekah Degree Lodge Xo. 4,1. 0. 0. F., Colonel Nicholas Smith, represent- Entrance fee, only once,......................... 5.00 I tion is absolutely appalling. Of course, time seems to be that the exposer is I ing the Greeley family. Holds its regular meetings on every other SELEf’T DAY SCHOOL. j as a general rule, those who have not j worse than the thief. The Democratic Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Primary, per term ................................... $ r> 00 George XV. Fenton, of Chautauqua, fled the city are the jtoorer classes, and DAVID LINN Members in good standing are invited to Junior, “ .................................... 8.00 , investigating Committees who brought brother of Senator Fenton. attend. JOHN MILLER, N. G. ' unless immediate and abundant aid is “ ................................... 10,oo to light the plundering operations of Keeps constantly on hand a full ‘assortment Senior, Sou S achs , R. S. Col. Fred. A. Conkling, of New given, the destitution and suffering of furniture, consisting of Pupils are received at anytime, and s|»e- high officials are denounced, while | York, brother of Senator Conkling. cial attention is paid to particular studies in nothing is said against the plunderers. will be horrible to contemplate. We BEDSTEADS, belialf of children who have but limited Justice Stephen J. Field, appointed are glad to know that substantial aid FARMERS' HOTEL. time. Foriurther particulars apply at the The State Librarian, A. F. Wagner, j by Lincoln to the Supreme Court of is being given by other cities, and BUREAUS, TABLES, Academy. OIITIIS Ht llJHXG, OREGON .STREET, has placed 11s under obligations for a the United States, anti assigned to the hope it will be continued so long as GUILD MOULDINGS, : copy of his report to the Legislature, Pacific Coast District. there shall be such urgent need for it. Jacksonville. Oregon. THE STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES, 'i It is a neat pamphlet of 80 pages, and Col. Alex. K. McClure, editor of the i the report is very clear and complete. Philadelphia Time». O regon S tate G range .—TheOre- CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS. Board and Lodging....................... $5 per week CITY DRUG STORE, There sire now belonging to the Li- Judge Henry R. Selden, of New gon State Grange has concluded its Board......................... 4 “ “ PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS, Single meals........................................... 50 cents brary, 7,381 volumes, 1,026 of which j York. labors and adjourned. Before adjourn Lodging................................................... 50 cents JACKSONVILLE. have been received daring the last Howard Potter, of New York. ETC’., ETC. ing the following officers were elected term. Charles G. Davis, of Xlassachusetts. for the ensuing term : Master, Wm. Also Doors, Sash and Blinds always on RS. WILLIAMS TAKES THIS METH- Ex-Senator Ross, of Kansas. In January, 1875, Congress passed Cyrus, of Scio; Overseer, A. It. Ship- od of informing the public that she is hand and made to order. Planing done on rpiTE NEW FT RM OF KAHLER <t B ro . reasonable terms. ^£?" Undertaking a spe Ex-Senator Tipton, of Nebraska. an act whereby it pledged the country ley, of Oswego; Lecturer, Mrs. E. N. prepared to furnish board by the week, day 1 have the largest and most complete or single meals, at reasonable terms. The cialty. Ex-Senator Cowan, of Pennsylvania. to a resumption of specie payments in Hunt, of Sublimity ; Steward, XV. II. assortment of table will constantly be supplied with the E. S. Cleveland, late Republican Thomas, of Walla XValla; Assistant January, 1879. Ever since the pas best the market affords. No Chinese em ployed, and satisfaction guaranteed. Give JOHN L. CARTER & SON, DRUGS, MEDICINES & CHEMICALS, sage of that Act, every possible sur Postmaster of Hartford, Connecticut. Steward, G. XV. Riddle, of Canyon I). D. S. Brown, of New York. me a call and judge for voursclves. ville; Chaplain, W. H. Gray, of As Ever brought to Southern Oregon. Also plus applicable to the purpose of re MBS. WILLIAMS. General E. F. Jones, of New York. toria ; Secretary, T. L. Davidson, of sumption has been legislated out of the latest and finest styles of Jacksonville, Nov. 26, 1875. Judge Edwin A. Reynolds, of New Salem ; Treasurer, S. P. Lee, of Port existence. Will our astute financiers STATIONERY, York. tell us how, in this manner, the said land ; Gate Keeper, XV. H. Graham, of FULLY PREPARED TO DO WILL. JACKSON. Dentist, H all ARE Col. Charles James, of New York. Act could have been made effective? kinds of Painting, including Fisher’s Landing, XV. T.; Ceres, Mrs. vari(‘‘y of PERFUMES and Porter Sheldon, of New York. TOILET A Rd It ’LES, including the best and B. A. Miller, of Jackson county; XX7e understand that the horses, HOUSE PAINTING, cheapest assortment of COMMON and PER Ex-Governor David P. Lewis, tho wagons and harness belonging to a Mr. i late Republican Governor of Alabama. Pomona, Mrs. S. D. Durham, of Mc FUM ED SOAPS in this market. SIGN PAINTING, Minnville ; Flora, Mrs. E. A. Kelly, of "tir Prescriptions carefully compounded. Wilson who contracted to haul the cir Judge Daniel S. Gooding, Lincoln East Portland ; L. A. S., Georgia 4*____ ROUT. KAHLER, Druggist. O RN A M ENTA L PA INTING, cus company throughout its wander j Elector-at-Large in Indiana, 1864. Smith, of Hood river. ings, have been attached upon com WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING. Ex-Congressman James M. Ashley, TABLE ROCK SALOON, plaint of Montgomery Queen, who it of Ohio, the Great Impeacher. ALL STYLES OF GRAINING DONE. G oing to P rove I t .—Says McClure, seems has a large bill against him for California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon. OREGON STREET, General Jacob Brinkerhoff, of Ohio. of the “Independent” Philadelphia Orders from the country promptly attend demurrage consequent upon his failure Judge Headley, of the Supreme Time»: “The handsome fac-simiie of ed to. 21. WINTJEN & HELMS, Proprietors. to reach several points at the time Court of Ohio; supported Hayes for Tilde n’s income tax return is doing J VERY OPERATION PERTAINING TO agreed upon. The stock is pastured Governor last year. j the jaw skilfully performed at reasona EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS, good service. The New York Time» on Columbia slough and the remainder ble rates. E. W. Kittridge, the eminent law sent the plate to the Chicago Tribune, rpiIE PROPRIETORS OF THIS VVELL- of the property is stored in Portland No more credit will be given after the yer of Cincinnati, supported llayes C alifornia S treet , 1 known and popular resort would in which reprinted it, and now the Jlaick- first of January, 1876. I will take all kinds pending the final issue. form their friends and the public generally 1 last year. of produce. eye, has issued it. They will still go The Butler has been nominated for . - - Proprietor. that a complete and first-class stock of the Office an<l residence on corner of Califor S. P. JONES, Charles Remelin, of Cincinnati, who on printing it just the same. They best brands of liquors, wines, cigars, ale and nia and Fifth streets, Jacksonville. porter, etc., is constantly kept on hand. j Congress again by the Republicans of supported Hayes last year. believe that a lie can outrun the truth I hey will be pleased to have their friends Massachusetts. That is not indorsing Emil Hoffman, of Cincinnati, who any time, and are going to prove it. one but the choicest and best “call and smile.” New Boot and Shoe Store, back-pay grabs, and all other grulis, is supported Hayes last year. Wines, Brandies, Wliiskies and Cigars CABINET. it? While the Democrats are trying Ex-Lieutenant Governor Jacob Muel C alifornia S treet , kept. T here is a man in Denver who A Cabinet of Curiosities may also be found to get such men as Horatio Seymour, ler, of Ohio, elected on the Republican DRINKS, 12} CENTS. ; can’t go swimming on account of a here. We would lie pleased to have persons Jacksonville, ... Oregon. possessing curiosities and specimens bring ¡Charles Francis Adams, Blue Jeans j ticket in 1871, who supported Hayes big Newfoundland dog which he owns. NO CREDIT IN TJIE FUTURE—it don’t them in, and we will place them in the Cab I Williams, in addition to their Presi- last year. The dog keeps close watch on him, and pay. Families needing anything in our line inet for inspection. J dential candidates, the other parly is Judge J. B. Stallo, of Cincinnati, can always be supplied with the purest and every time the gentleman takes a WINTJEN <t HELMS. aving permanently located 1 best to be found on the Coast. Give me a ^Jacksonville, Aug. promoting its Butlers, its Blaines, its who supported Hayes last year. 5, 1874. 32tf. ' plunge in tho lake the dog plunges in in Jacksonville, the undersigned re ' call, and you will be well satisfied. Mortons, its Chandlers, its Logans, and Frederick Hassaurek, late editor of after him and drags him out, thinking spectfully informs the public that he is END 25e. to G eo . P. R owfi . i , A Co., New is putting forward negative Presiden the Cincinnati Vulkxblatf, who sup prepared to do all kinds of work in the boot ,010 A DAY at home. Agents wanted, i 1 that he is saving his master’s life. York, for Pamphlet of 100 pages, Con tial .candidates with negative qualities and shoe making line. Satisfaction guaran- ------------- ...------------- ported Hayes last year. 1 4 (tutlit and terms free. TRUE & CO., taining lists of 3,000- newspapers, and esti M. CATON. 1 Augusta, Maine. j mates showing cost of advertising. i and without records. Choose ye ’ i Aug. Thieme, editor of the Clevc- 1 S ubscribe for the T imes . STATE OE OREGON. B. r. HOLSCLAW. M. D., Governor,..... ...................................L. F. Grover Secretary of .Mt a to,.................. S. F. Chadwick State Treasurer,............................ X. 11. Brown State Printer.................................. M. V. Brown Sup’l of Public Instruction...!.. I.. Howland ■ H FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, T M I N H S