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Newspaper Page Textîîhr ïimrs. *£25 Publish» .1 Every Saturday Morning By w f'l ('HAS. NICKELU i F ' EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. A m OFFICE—till Oregon Street, in Orth’s Brick Building. Kates of Nubscript i»n : $3.00 2.(Ml six months............................ three months,.................... VOL. VII 1.00 Invartabh/ tn Atlranee. a . c. JONES, A MENEKAE NOTES COUNSELOR-AT-LAW, BOYS' and GIRLS’ James Spence, M. D., R E A D Y - M A 1) E ( LOTH INO, Ilo M EOT A TllIC PHYSICIAN, BOOTS and SHOES, H o R ua ’ h Ranch, near Kerbyvill«». grocer ] es , bedsteads a chairs , G. II. AIKEN. M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, CLOTHING, JACKSONVILLE. OREGON. LIQOUBS, TOBACCO and CIGABS, Oilier Ono door \\e*t of the W. U. Tele graph otliee. i I CROC KERY, FTC., H. K. HANNA, ATTORNEY a COUNSELOR at law , At E. Jacob’s New Store. I Jacksonville, Oregon. Orth’s Brick Building, Jacksonville. Will ] ri< lice in all th* Court* of the Stati*. 1’rompl.utenti«.a given to all business lull I in my rare. (»flue in Orth’s Brick Building—upstairs. I l’EKCHEICON M <>< Ci. The Missouri Senate has passed a bill of is now so well known throughout the fering Siu,uno reward lbPtlio discovery of a i btatc as being the introducer of the I sure cure for hog-cholera. celebrated Percheron horses. This gentleman has been engaged The (’orvallis Gazette advocates a new i State Constitution which will ¡>erinit conn- t for the last thirty years in the business ties to aid in building works of public no- . of stock raising, and for the last seven cessity. ho has applied all his energies to the They liavo a good way of managing fero- | improvement of draft horses in Ore cious school directors at Wheatland, Wash gon. ington county. Tho girls tied him with j From careful and continuous exam ropes and flogged him. I ination he became convinced that for FAXCY GOODS Will practice in all the Courts of the State. Otliee m Orth’s building up-stairs. AND Nl.WN. Blaine says that Buchanan was a baeho- < Near Ashland, in Jackson county, is lor, and that Hayes is a Benedict—Arnold the resilience and farm (containing 600 to the Radical party. acres,) of Mr. W. C Myer, whose name FURNISHING and JACKSONVILLE, DON., / JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1877 Ladies’ and Gentlemen's PROFESSIONAL ( ARDS, r A ITORN EY One square, one insertion........................... $3.00 “ each subsequent one............. 1.00 Legal advertisements inserted reasonahly. A lair reduction from tlie above ratosmade 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.* ■ X One copy, |>er annum,....................... » * Advertisements will he inserted in tho T imes at the following rates : Every President of tho United States, that purpose, the Percherons were bet from Washington to the present occupant J ter adapted than tho Clydesdale, or of tho Presidential chair, has been a mem any other of the breeds generally’ used. ber of the Masonic order. He imported several full blooded Per S<*en‘tary Schurz talks to the army of ap- ! cherons, and the results of his experi plieants for olliee in three languages, Eng ments have fully satisfied him of the lish, German and French, and stilfhe fails correctness of his opinion. to make them happy. His beautiful white horses excited It is reported that 6(1,000 Philailel|>hia fam general admiration when they ap ilies have broken up housekeeping since peared at Portland, during Centennial Jan. 1st and started to the country making week, and al.-o when exhibited at the Centenn'al calls. Revenge is sweet. last State Fair, held at Salem. Like P. T. Barnum and Montgom J. Tyler, Jr., is writing letters in behalf of the revival of tho Whig party. As his ery Queen, his creed is, “liavo good father killed that party, his attempt to res articles, ADVERTISE FREELY, urrect it would seem to be a rather untilial deed. And pay the printer’s bills;” so he is M»ME EXPERIENCE WITH A Ml'LE. T ight , T ighter , T ightest .—Tho “eel-skin” dress is now the great rage The Virginia ('hro)ticle thus puts up both in London and Paris. In the a local about a fallen and a risen mule:. wildest days of the tic-back or pin- Yesterday afternoon a mule that was back mania there never was seen such i pulling a dray along B street slipped a tightness in the matter of shirt as down, falling in such a manner that now prevails. Whatever tho paucity his owner saw at a glanco that he could of folds in the pinback in its fronter j only be got to his feot with great care part, in the enormous exuberance of and labor. Immediately a crowd Col tho pannier or bustle the balance was lected and began to give advice» struck. But now, not only is the “Cut the harness.” bustle a thing of horror, but oven the “Hold down his head.’* necessary underclothing is considered “Pull out the shafts.” trop. To lengthen tho waist far “Ixxweu the^heck rein.” beyond its natural proportions, a stiff “Push his hind leg over.” webbing of elastic is fastened to tho i “Unbuckle the belly-strap.” stays to tho depth of half a foot, and “Turn him over.” to this, at first, narrow skirts are but “Lift him out.” toned. But even this is now aban “Look-a-here, fellows,” remarked doned for another scheme to acquire the driver, “chin music can’t get up a slenderness. Mrs. Swisshclm’s much mule. If you take so blamed much ridiculed chemiloon is in demand, and interest in the case, s’poso you get garments made in this way are sold at down and help a little.” the various furnishing shops and pat The crowd rushed to tho work at terns of it pass eagerly from hand to once. Major Lancen got hold of his baud among lady fiiends. .Some head, Long Brown sat on his flank, ladies have had regular stage tights and Jack Magee got hold pf his fore made in thick webbing, and over tltcse head. A’number of other prominent they wear nothing but the outer dress, citizens got round the edge of the an- underskirt* being simulated by pleated imal and took hold. rutiles of white muslin, sewn to the “Now, boys, we’ll lift him up; bo edge of the dress, which is then tied heave to;” and they made a mighty back till, the woman within is shackled effort to put him on his pins, Tho almost like a convict in a chain-gang. mule rose like an in*urrection of blacks No more uncomfortable fashion ever in Louisiana, and when he let his hind was devised, for not only are the leg out it put Long Brown slap up limb* confined by the binding dress, against the back steps of the Interna, but the wearer must constantly con tioiial Hotel. Then it tried to turn a cern herself about the condition of hand-spring, and the fore-hoof found the bodice, that portion beiwg in in- a hiding place in tho diaphragm of cessant danger of turning itself up Magee and his gulp of dissatisfaction behind, wrong side out, like an um made the boys along the street laugh brella in a windstorm. The desired witii delight. efloct of youthful slenderness is gen Tho great aim of tho parties who erally obtained by the “eel-skin,” hut had the mule was now to hold him at a good deal of sacrifice ol personal down. He was changed from a pass ease.— T'rom << Duris Letti r, ive to an aggressive mulo in a twink One of the most noticeable of recent oc now having a pamphlet printed by LLOFTHE ABOVE ARTICLES SOLD at the very lowest rates. If you don't currences is the purchase of teu thousand Mr. E. M. Waite, of Salem, which KAHLER & WATSON, believe me, call and ascertain prices for American plows by the Russian Govern will contain all the information he has yoiir*el ves. No humbug ! ATTORNEYS A COUNSELt»RS-AT-LAW, All kinds ot produce and hides taken in ment. for distribution among the farmers of , collected, with regard to stock raising. Russia. I exchange for goods. 42tf. This will be ready for distribution JACKSONVILLE OREGON, A statement is current in the newspapers, shortly, and will be embellished with and bv no means an improbable one, that engravings of his l’crcheron horse*, Will practice in the Supreme, District and other Cum Is <>t th is stale. Henry Ward Beecher's lecture profits in the copied from photographs. In addition (.»Ilice on Third slicet. West this season have reached the great to this he will have prepared, in a sum of 815,'WMt. ST short time, a large sheet engraving, 1 H. KELLY, Tho Greenback candidate for Governor of j which will present the following sub I CONDUCTED BY Rhode Island received 37 votes at the re ATTORNEY A COUNNELOll-AT-LAW, ject : A Boston paper thinks this I cent election. 1st, White Prince. THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES is an excellent lieginning to compute per JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, 2d, Pride of Percho. centages of gain Irom hereafter. Will practico in all thè Court* of tho State. 3d, Gen. Fleury. Statistics show that there isagroat increase 1 ■ ■ ' " — Prompt aUenlioii given lo all business eli- niiE scholastic year of this of insanity among the colored people of the ; All theso are full blooded or thor Ci Rious (’ hops in G ermany .—A trusled lo m\ care. L school will commence ah >ut the end of oughbred Percheron stallions. Turf il-it (»Ilice opponile Court House. August, and is divided in four sessions, South. The increase is so rapi«l in Virginia correspondent writing from Nurem amongst that class, that it is already fast be- ; men chiim that the term “thorough often weeks each. berg says forest trees are so extensive coming a pro! b in ol great magnitude. bred” is only applicable to horses of JAMES S. HOWARD, $40.00 Board ami tuition, per term,......... Mr. Schurz told Zack ('handler that he I pure Arabian descent, but the term is ly raised in Germany that they are 4.00 I Bed ami Bedding................................. one of the most common crops in that U.K DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR Drawing and painting....................... s.oo hoj><‘il he should go out <-f oilice with as applied to the before mentioned stal 15.00 good a reputation as did the great Michi- Piano......................................................... country. The trees are planted in lions to signify the purity of their Per- FOR JACKSON, , 5.00 Entrance fee, only once,.................. rows as straight as those of a corn gander. Ho will have to cut up an extra- i cho.on pedigree. SELECT DAY SCHOO I ordinary amount of deviltry to carry out a field. He says: “There is scarcely Josephine and Curry counties, Oregon. Primary, j>er term,...................................... $ 6.00 worst* olio. | Ph, White Rose, a full-blooded 1’er- any wood at all in Germany but what Oiticial .surveys made ami paten sobtained Junior, “ ........................................ 8.00 at reasonable rale*. Full copie*ut Mining Senator Patterson, of South Carolina, is ; cheron mare. is thus cultivated. The land is in Senior, “ ........................................ 10.00 5 th, An Indian or Cayuse pony with Laxssaiid Decisions al my oilice in Jack- mad. 1 Io bitterly denounces the Adininis- [ many places so poor that it cannot be Pupils are received at any time, ami spe son \ i! le, i >reg< >n. cial attention is paid to particular studies in tration for its coui se in South < 'arolina. 11 is her foal, sired by White Prince, This tilled every year ; so that by taking a behalf of children who have but limited occupation down there will now be gone, i engraving is intended to show plainly number of years to raise a crop of time. For further particulars apply at the Mr. Hayes seem* to be the man who struck the immense improvement caused in trees the occupants eflect the double Academy. J Mr. Patterson this time. any kind of horse stock by the infu A E. B. WATBON. U. W. KAlll.ER. TWELFTH YEAR. MARY'S ACADEMY, ling. Like the sea in a calm, it was placid and dormant, but the breath of the tempest mado it aggressivo and all-devouring. The sweep of its hind leg commanded the respect of all who saw it. The strokes of its hoof fell on the cart like the shock of tho ocean’s billows upou the rocks. The cart be gan to succumb and dissolve into kin dling-wood and toothpicks. The har ness began to fly and one after another the fragments went kiting. There was good stock in that mule, but tho stockholders began to drop at Chariot. The mule flung off its parasites, and, raising with a snort, shot for the hills. “1 know’d all de time dat you couldn’t hold dat mule,” remarked a Jamaica negro to the crowd, which slowly dis persed, leaving the owner to gather up the fragments of his cart and harness. 1 FURNITURE WARE-ROOM Cor. Cal. A < »regon Sts., THE OrrçoM. Jacksonville», CITY DRUG STORE, JACKSONVILLE. f BEDSTEADS, rnni: new firm of kahler a - B ro . I have the largest and most complete assortment of It Mr. Evarts holds theofliee of Secretary i of State four years, then New York will have furnished the Secretary for twenty- four years in unbroken snceession, except- ! ing tlm four y< ar* of Buchanan's Adnuuis-1 traiion, and one month when Elihu B. Wa*hburne wa* S- creiarv under Grant. Also j i BUREAUS, TABLES, GUILD MOULDINGS, pm pose of supplying themselves with SeenKary of Slate, Wm. M. Evarts, has sion of Percheron blood. wood and of getting at the end of half a dozen unmarried «laughters, who will 6th, His barn at Ashland with sta time, fallow grouml again. One can enter Washington society. None of them bles, etc., and a group of stock in Hie sue pine tree fields of all ages, some have beauty, in this taking alter their pa- j foreground. This barn and stables are ternal relative, but all are fine witty «‘on- 1 of little trees of one or two years versationalists, in this also taking after their | built in the best style and are tilted growth, and others with large ones papa. up with all the latest improvements. A woman in l’oik eouniy who has been married fourteen years has never pur- STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES, chased a paper of pins or needles, or linen STATIONERY, CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS. collars. When she was married, her l’ARLOR A BEDROOM SUH'S, And a great variety of PERFUMES and thoughtful mother gave her a paper of pins, T< »1 LET ARTICLES, including the best and a package of needles and on«1 dozen collars, ETC., ETC. cheapest assortment of (’(>M M< »N and l’ER- and sht* still has pins, needles and collars on hand. FUM ED SOAPS in this market. Also Door*. Sash ami Blinds always on CT Prescriptions carefully compounded. It is taken for granted by Mr. Tilden, haml ami made toord- r. PlaniiTg done on 44 ltOBT. KAHLER, Druggist. r.-a-H»liableU rm*. Undertaking a spe Mr. Howitt and other leaders of that class, cialty. that tho Democracy will beyond doubt car ry the next Presidential election, and tho TABLE ROCK SALOON, section that secures the Speakership now will have obtained an important strategical ASHLAND, OREGON, position, at the start, with reference to the OREGON STREET, National Nominating Conventions. F.ver brought to Southern Oregon. the latest ami finest style* of among which is an elevator to hoist up feed ol all kinds ; this runs on a rail road track or tramway in-ide the barn, and is the only cue of the kind in < Ire- gon. The engraving containing all these illustrations will be finished in Hie highest style of art, almost equal to line engraving. It will be executed on tho best quality of paper and will form a useful ornament to the walls of any department. It is Mr. Myer’s in tention to distribute this also | ' GRATUITOUSLY ready lor the ax.” The farmers of Northern Bavaria go extensively into fish raiding, collecting the water from marshy places and drained land into ti-li ponds. Many farmers in this way realize as much from their water as their land crop. Those of our farnws who are troubled with an excess of water might turn it to account by tak ing truin their German brethren. K eep Y olk A gkeements .—Ono reason why many people do not get along in the world is because they can not be depended upon. They do not keep their agreements, When they are weighed in the balance of actual allairs they are too often found want- itig. 'They are seldoui on time. The workman who is always on hand al tho appointed time and place, and does his work according to agreement, is sure to get along. To a young me chanic, starling in life, the habit of punctuality is worth more than a thou sand dollars cash capital—although a thousand dollars is not apt to bo despised. Tho trustworthiness of the faithful workman produces money, but tho untrustworthiness of tho uufaith- ful one causes him to lose money. This is an everlasting principle. He I who would be permanently prosperous must keep his engagements. . ............... - ............... — ' ■ - ■ — S even G ood M axims . —liavo tho I courage to do without that which you do not need, however much your eyes covet it. Have tho courage to acknowledge your ignorance, rather than seek credit for knowledge under false pretences. Have the courage to provide enter tainment for your friends within your means—not beyond. To gain extensive usefulness—Seize the present opportunity, great or small, and improve it to the utmost. To govern children (and men to)— Commend them oltener than you blame them. To be always contented—Consider that you will never in this life be free from annoyances, and that you may as well bear them patiently as fret about them. To enjoy all that this world has to give—Set not your heart upon it, but make God your ¡»ortion. To any persons who will engage to frame it in a suitable manner. White Prince and Gen. 1'lury are now stand ing at Salem and Albany alternately, and Pride of Perche is at Ashland. Mr. Myer intends to be present at the next State Fair in Salem with sev eral of his full-blooded Perchcrons and I nelo Sam lias a pretty good-.*ize<l farm also with a number of Alderny or Jer WINTJEN & HELMS, Proprietors. W. J. ZIMMERMAN & CO., Prop’rn. left. According to the report of the Secre sey cattle, which he lias imported at tary of the Interior, (>,524,326 acres wero dis considerable expense and which he se ANUFACTURE AND BUILD ALL posed of during tho last fiscal year, for lected himself when ho visited the At rpiIE PROPRIETORS OF THIS WELL- kinds of mill and mining machinery, which tho cash receipts woro 86,745,215.85. L known and popular resort would in W ealth not O mnipotent . — i lantic States in 1872. Ho slates that castings, thimble skeins, and irons, brass form their friend* and the public generally During tho year 21,805,517 acres wero sur Wealth is potent in its own sphere, that a complete and first-class stock of the casting* and Babbitt metal. Bells cast. veyed, leaving yet to be surveyed a tritlu the Alderny or Jersey cows are noted Farming machinery, engines, house fronts, but impotent beyond it. It can pul a best brands of liquors, wines, cigars, ale and in Europe and tho East as being the ovor 1,132,665,211 acres. porter, etc., is constantly kept on hand. stoves, sowing machines, blacksmith-work, telegraph under the sea and cover the Tho Il’orZd says Tweed is said by his best adapted for dairy purposes, as They will l»e pleased to have their friends and all work wherein iron, steel or brass is laud with a network of wires as with used, repaired. Parties desiring anything friends to Ixi a great sufferor and to bo break they give unusually great quantities “call and smile.” a spider’s web. It can build railroads in our lino will do well to give uh a call be ing down fast. It is not thought ho will of rich, cream-producing milk and CABINET. fore going elsewhere. All work done with and bridge oceans. It can buy houses survive anything like a long imprison that a marked improvement will result A < ’abinet of Cur iosit ies may also bp found neatness and dispatch at reasonable rates. and lands and every material advan here. We would lx; pleased to have persons ment, or oven that he will live long alter by breeding with Alderny bulls to the ?£'■ Bring on vonr old east iron. jiossessing curiosities and specimen* bring ‘ ZIMMERMAN <t CO. but here its power stops. It released to remain in New York until he common cows of Oregon. I tage ; them in, and we will place them in the Cab Ashland, April 8, 187(1, »•an do no further service to the «uty and goodness, or justice, cannot purchaso ~> - --- - --- 4 ♦ » ■ ■ — ------- T he Government begun the issuing inet for insiieetion. State as a witness, and then leave the city WINTJEN <fc HELMS. B ogus M oney R olls .—Ever since of postal cards with some misgivings, or gentleness, or patience, or love, or forever. Jacksonville, Aug. 5, 1874. 32tf. EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS, The balance of claims in favor of the the discovery of the counterfeiters in but tho result of what was looked true friendship, It cannot mako char* Southern Oregon, complaints have upon by some as an experiment has acter stronger or life sweeter. It can United States against Mexico as determined C alifornia S treet , WILL. JACKSON, Dentist, been most satisfactory. Beginning in say to the minister, I will feed you by tho mixed commission, in round num been mado of the bogus half dollars Proprietor. bers, is 8I,<HM'.(KH1. This is to be paid in all ! which are done up at intervals in the 1873 with 1 (KJ,<10(1,000 cards, the issue and clothe you while you are making S. P. JONES, meu better, and to the teacher, I will nual installments ot' 8300,000 each. At the I wenty-dollar rolls. A worse “trick has increased year by year at the rate take care of you while you are mak rate depredations now go on it is likely the i on travelers” than this, however, is the of about 1,500,000 until now, when it one but the choicest and bust ing men wiser, but it can do nothing is estimated that USO, 000,000 will be wrapping of lead pipo in paper the Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars balance will grow larger instead ot smaller, an«l after a while the filibustering spirit length of a twenty-dollar roll and pass- needed for the year beginning July 1st without the brain of wisdom or the kCI>t’ DRINKS, 12} CENTS. will demand another slice of Mexican Ter ing it as the genuine article. We ¡ next, 'flie instances of abuse in the heart of goodness. It can build rail ritory. I have it from indisputable authority use of cards have been comparatively roads, but it cannot buil'l meu. NO CREDIT TN THE FUTURE— it don’t I - ♦ w* '■ ■ ■ ■ ~ Tho Department ot tho State at Washing that this practice is now being carried few, and in cases of this kind the in California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon. pav. Families needing anything in our line »S candal . — What “they” say is be <*an always be supplied with the purest and ton has recently recovered at a cost ot $500 on in Portland, and that lead pipe fliction of the legal penalties has had neath your uotice. What ’s the use of best to be found on the (’oast. Givo me a the original journal of Mason and Dixon, rolls, representing $100, were recently a salutary effect upon persons who ■Tl VERY OPERATION PERTAINING TO call, ami you will be well satisfied. tho English surveyors who, in 1763-7, laid passed on one of our citizens. Thecaseis were disposed to make them the ve lying awake of nights with the uukind jq the jaw skilfully performed al reasona out tho celebrated line of demarcation that being inquired into and the guilty hicles of scurrility and defamation. remarks of some false friend running ble rates. through your brain liko forked light CARTER, bears thoir natno. It was discovered among ones will probably be brought to jus — II \tshiu[iton No more credit will lie given after tho LOYAL W. ning ? What’s the use of getting iuto a quantity of old papers in the Parliament tice. Till then, however, it will be first of January, 1876. I will take all kinds buildings of Nova Scotia, and was given by PAINTER, of produce. A marvelous overdress, made for a worry and fret over gossip that has the Assembly to the clerk ot the House who just as well as not for our citizens to otliee and residence on corner of Califor : examine all their rolls—newspapers the Empress Eugenie, is now on exhi been set afloat to your disadvantage nia and Fifth streets, Jacksonville. Jacksonville, : : : Oregon. , had discovered it. bition at A. T. Stewart & Co.’s, N. Y. by some meddlesome busy body^who Oregon is tho most northwesterly State especially, as bankruptcy might result has more time than character? These LAGER! LAGER 1! in the Union, being situated between the from receiving one of them. Tho It is a combination point gauze, point things can’t possibly injure you, un I TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF Portland tricksters arc said to be more d’Alencon and Ven iso point, held to 1 informing the public that I am now forty-second and lorty-sixth degrees of gether by the finest conceivable net; loss, indeed, you take notice ot them, - prepared to do all kinds of House. M agon, northern latitude. It is bounded on the greedy than their confreres in San THE EAGLE BREWERY. Carriage, Sign and Ornamental Painting, East by Idaho, on the West by tho Pacific Francisco who some time ago played it measures five and a half yards in and in combatting them give them ! character and standing. If what is Cah'imining, etc. All work executed with Ocean, on the North by Columbia river, the same game by putting a half dol length, the depth in front is one anil said al>out you is true, set yourself neatnesa and dispatch at reasonable rates. and on the South by California ami Neva lar at each end of the lead, for they a halt yards, tapering to but one yard miiE PROPRIETOR, JOS. WETTERER, Orders from the country promptly attended I i right at once; if it is false, let it go for Its actual cost, it is said, da. It extends, on an average, for 350 miles do not put any money in at all, leav at the back. IXlYAJ. W. CARTli’ll 1 has now on hand and is constantly man to. Rist and West, ami for 275 miles North ami ing nothing but the bare pipe in the was $22,ooo in gold, its present valua what it will, until it dies of indifferent ufacturing the best Lager Beer in Southern South, ami contains9.5,271 square miles, with weakness. Oregon, which he will sellili uuantities to FULL lino of shelf and heavy hardware tion being $100,000. puper.— AHitittlttitf. an urea of about 60,000,000 ol acres. ^uit purchasers. Call aud test the article. THE ASHLAND IRON WORKS, i N ’ M N A for sale bv JOHN MILLER.