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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1878
Ladies" and Gentlemen's
OKi.GON 1’IMTE.VIIA 1C 1.
CAR El. ENN lAHHiHS.
P edro W ithout the F ive S pot .
—
Last
night, after a play was over, a
It is almost im ¡»ossi ble for careless
A correspondent of the Salem J States^
A. C. JONES,
number of l»eer drinkers went into a
I man furnishes the following concern farmers to be prosperous. How often
FURNISHING ami
Dear girls, are you in search of a C street saloon and, calling for a deck
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
husband?
iug our State Prison, which will un- do we hear of some unexpected failure
of cards, proposed to ¡»lay pedro for tho
That is a pumper, and you are not
doubtedly
the commercial world? We look
JACKSONVILLE, OGN.,
GOODS our readers: be of interest to many of in
drinks The barkeeper,who was some
for the cause of the disaster and find requested to say “Yes” out loud, hut I thing of a wag, took out the four pe
Will practice in all the Courts of the State.
At this date there aro one hundred that the merchant was engaged iu ' are expeckted tew throw yuro eyes i ri ros from the pack and paseedlt over.
Otlice in Orth’s building-up-stairs.
BOYS’ and GIRLS’
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and twenty-six convicts confined in unprofitable trade, or perhaps some down onto the earth as tho yu was The first man that bid for the privi
tire Penitentiary, and the number is faithless clerk has robbed his master. looking fora pin, and reply tew the in lege of making the trump, had ace,
G. H. AIKEN, M. D.,
READY-MADE CLOT II I NG, Slowly increasing. The increase may The failure is due to any one of a doz- terrogatory with a kind of draulin king and jack, and he felt that he could
P H YSICI A N A N D S U R G EO N ,
be reasonably attributed to the increase len causes which proper oversight | sigh.
catch the pedro, to a dead certainty, and
When the !
Not tew press so tender a theme un
of
population of our State, rendering it might have corrected.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
so offered six. He failed to “gel his
unnecessary to stretch our credulity to merchant has realized the ambitious til it bekums a thorn in the flesh, we work in” on the five-spot, and conse
BOOTS and. SHOES,
a jxiint necessary to a belief in the dreams of his eat lier mercantile career, ' will presume (tew avoid argument) quently owed the I n »aid his bid.
Office—On California street, opposite Union
Livery Statile.
doctriue that the people of the world he neglects those habits of business that you are on the lookout for eome-
The next fellow also bld up at pretty’
(IIIOCEKIES, BEDSTEA DS A ('llA IBS,
are growing more wicked. But, from which insured his success, and failure thing in the line, Let me give you stiff figures, expecting to get his points
L. DANFORTH, M. D.,
whatever cause, the fact is evident, is the result. And it is the same in sum small chunks ov advice hew to out of the crowd by catching podro.
and provision must be made in ad any business or occupation. But an s|w»t yure future husband:
CLOTH ING.
r II Y S I c 1 A N A N D S U II G E O N,
As the game progressed the points that
1. The man who is jealous ov every
vance to meet the necessities of the unsuccess is still more directly trace»- i
were made came from bids and not
Jacksonville, Oregon.
case. There is cell-room for quite a ble to the carelessness of tho man him little attenshun which yu get from from actual play, aud as fast as a man
LIQUCES, TOBACCO ar.d CIGABS, number yet and new shops are being self. Carelessness in farming is mani some other fellow, yu will find after got started on the score Le would bid
Office on California street, opposite P. J.
constructed iu order to give employ fested in many different ways, each you are married to him he luves him up lively—attempt to catch a ¡»edro
Ryan’s store. Residence on Third street,
self more than heduz yu, and what yu aud get set back again. Presently’ the
ment to all who are able to work, seemingly unimportant.
opposite and east of the M. 1’.. • huicli ami
CROCKERY, ETC.,
adjoining the Court House block on the
(’apt. Burch ha* employed prison labor i j The careless farmer is careless of his mistook f r solissitude, ju will discov air got blue with profanity, and the
north.
for several months past in making own personal appearance, indifferent er has changed to indifference.
four whose pegs were just on the board,
Jellosy isn’t a heart diseze; it is a after two hours, steady playing, had
lumber for a new stockade, and will to the wants of his family, and negli
At
E.
Jacob's
New
Store.
H. K. HANNA.
put it up as soon as Spring opens. The gent of his stock. Personally, he is liver komplaint.
drank about a gallon of beer apiece to
2. A mustach is not indispensable; allay their excitement.
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW,
farm fences will also be rebuilt, as they deficient in spirit and enterprise. As
Orth’s Brick Building, Jacksonville.
are too far gone for further repairs. to his family, it satisfies him if his it is a little more hair, and is much
At four o’clock this morning the
Jacksonville, Oregon,
Lumber and other material are in wife does all his hard drudgery, and like tnoss aud other excressenccs—of gamesters were blind drunk, and en
Will practice in all the Courts of the State.
readiness.
Manufacturers are com asks few favors. His children must ten doz the best on soil that won’t rase deavoring to “catch that <1—d pedro.”
Prompt attention given to all business leit
pleting arrangements to employ most not care for education, for society, to any tiring else. Don’t forget that those They might just as well have attempt
in my care.
» r.T. of THE ABOVE ARTICLES SOLD
of the convicts which cannot be em leave the farm, or anything except to things which you admire in a fellow ed to run down a rainbow.
Oilice in Orth’s Brick Building—upstairs.
21 at the very lowest rates. If you don't
believe me, call ami ascertain prices for ployed to advantage on the farm. wait upon his pleasure. His crops are before marriage, you will probably dis I
At five o’clock tho game broke up
C. W. KAULEll.
E. B. WATHON. vonrselves. No humbug ?
Stahley A Co., manufactures of furni i planted, cultivated and harvested in a like in a husband after, aud a mustach in a row. A man who accused anoth
All kinds ot produce ami hides taken iu ture, are putting in machinery for an slipshod sort of a manner that leaves will get to be a very weak diet after a
KAHLER & WATSON,
er of keeping the pedros in his sleeve,
exchange for goods.
42tf.
extensive business. They are already only a small margin for profit. His long time.
was immediately knocked down with
ATTORNEYS A COUNSELORS-AT-LAW,
3. If husbands could be took on trial a terra cotta spittoon. Then the chairs
employing quite a large force on chair ¡stock is inferior, aud he loses a few
work and turning out an excellent ar I head from disease every spring. His as Irish cooks are, two-thirds ov them began to fly as thick as tho leaves of
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
ticle. Their shops are large, with fine I tools (if he lias the improved tools) would probably be returned; but there Autumn. The barkeeper who put up
Will practice in the Supreme, District and
i water-power at hand.
The Pacific soon decay from exposure to the ele don’t seem to be any law for this. the job interfered to preserve peace,
Cor. Cal. A Oregon Sts.,
other Courts of th is State.
Threshing Machine Company has a ments and negligent use. He has less Therefore, girls, yu will see that after and dow preserves a piece of his ear lu
Otlice on Third St., north of Express Office.
large shop just completed, in which stock, lighter crops, more debts than yu git a man yu have got tew keep alcohol.
OREGON.
JACKSONVILLE.
the wood-work of the l’eilon horse- his mote careful neighbor. Such a him even if yu looz on him. Conse
H. KELLY,
The party loft without paying for
power and thresher will be made , and, farmer, however, does not discontinue quently, if yu have got enny kold vit- the drinks. How the deuce could they
AfTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
from the demand last year fur the ma contracting debts and liabilities until tles in the liou*, try trim on them once i tell who owed for tho drinks when no
DAVID I INN
chines, we judge w ill require a large he can go no further, and there is an in a while during scouring season, and, body was out—but tho barkeeper?—
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
force of hands on this work. A small extensive failure involving hundreds if he «wallers tly<m well and sez he Virginia City Enterprise.
Will practice in all the Courts of the State. Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment i force is employed in the manufacture of other business men; but he buys will take some more, he is a man who,
of furniture, consisting of
Prompt attention given to all business en
A L esson for A ll .—Look to your
of saddle-trees and stirrups. These ar something that he does not need (per when blue Monday cuius, will wash
trusted to my ••are.
BEDSTEADS,
well.
spending.
No matter what comes in,
^fr otlice opposite Court House.
haps
a
top
buggy
or
a
machine),
or
he
ticles are pronounced excellent, and are
if
more
goes
out you will always be
produced at low rates to consumers. hires some oue to do work that he
BUREAUS, TABLES.
A n A laddin S ecret . — A short ¡x»or. The art is not in making mon
JAMES S. HOWARD,
The tannery aril boot and shoe busi- could do himself. Ho has not the time since Secretary Sherman enter
GUILD MOULDINGS,
ness is suspended for the present, but money to pay down, and gives hi* tained at a dinner the members of the ey but iu spending it; little expenses,
U.S. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYO1
STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES,
will likely be renewed in a short time. note, which is as good as cash. How Senate and House Committees on Fi like mice in a large barn, when they
FOR JACKSON,
During the Summer months large ever, when the note is due, his credi nance. It was an appeal to the finan are many make great waste. Hair by
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS.
quantities of brick are made by con tor must wait a few days, and this is cial stomach of both Houses. The Car hair heads get bald; straw by straw
Josephine and Curry counties, Oregon.
PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS,
victs. Various industries can employ repeated so frequently, and always by lisle (Ky.) J/r rcury says in this connec the thatch goes off the cottage, and
Official surveys made and patents obtained
ETC.. ETC.
thic class of labor profitably, and it is asking more days of grace, so that at tion: There is an Aladdin secret some drop by drop rain comes into the cham
at reasonable rates. Full copies of Mining
I jiws and lkxnsions at my office in Jack
least to secure his debts and obtain where in Sherman’s being able to ber. A barrel is soon empty if tho tap
Also Doors. Sash and Blinds always on hoped that it may be employed so a.*
sonville, Oregon.
hand and made to order. Planing done on to leave the burthen as light as possi credit he must mortgage his stock, and live so extravagantly, entertain so leaks but a drop a minute; when you
mean to save, begin with your mouth
reasonable terms. J$ST Undertaking a spe ble on the State. Everything about a chattel mortgage is followed by a
MARTIN VROOMAN. M. D..
handsomely, and yet, after a few years many things pass down the red lino.
cialty.
mortgage
on
his
farm.
There
are
very
the prison indicates strict order, and
of public life, be able to build sixty
PHYSICIAN AND SURG E ON.
the utmost economy’ seems to be used many other reasons why a farmer houses. He is being bribed by the The ale jug is a great waste. Iu all
THIRTEENTH YEAR.
in every department, consistent with should fail, lie may have been un money-lenders of the East to carry out othir things keep within compass.
Jacksonville. Oregon.
modern ideas of reformatory treatment fortunate, perhaps he has lost some his lirsane financial theories to enrich Never stretch your legs farther than
' <»f prisoners. The Superintendent is -tuck or crops in an unfavorable mar the moneyed oligarchy in that locality. the blanket will stretch, or you will
Dr. V room an comes here with 1 he intent ion
MARY
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ACADEMY.
ST
of permanently locating hiniselt in the
j confident of making a good showing in ket. The-e are all apparent reasons for It is a plain proposition. He has been soon be cold. In clothes, choose suita
practice of hi* profession. Is a gradu
ius report to the next legislature, hav a failure; but back of all this is the man bought. Money pours into his purse ble and lastly stuff, and not tawdry fin
CONDUCTED BY
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ate, and. from twenty-sex en years’ experi
eries: To bo warm is the main thing;
ing perfected plans which must soon himself.
ence in the diseases incident to this Coast, I
from the extortioners, and consequent never mind the looks. A fool may
— I
flatters himself as being able to give gen THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES. I render the institution self-su*iaitriug.
ly he thinks “it is the most prosper make money; but it needs a wise man
—
I -
eral satisfaction.
O rigin of N ail T erms .—Many
ous
country in the world.”
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Office al the Franco-American Hotel.
to spend it. Remember it is easier to
people are puzzled to understand what
B
rother J onathan .—The term
build two chimneys than to keep oue
rpHF SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF THIS :
the terms “fourpenny,” “sixpenny,”
So long as the American is resolved
I school will commence about the eml of Brother Jonathan, as applied to the “tenpenny” means as applied to nails.
going. If you give all to back and
Ansii’t, and is divided in four sessions, j United States, originated in a playful “Fourpenny” means four pounds to to do in ono day the work of two, to board, there is nothing left for the sav
make in one year the fortuno of his
of eleven weeks each.
remark of General Washington. The
the thousand nails; “sixpenny” six whole life and his children’s, to earn ings bank. Fare hard and work hard
ASHLAND, OREGON,
Board and tuition, per term............. ...?40.0í» incident is this: When General Wash
Bed and Bedding................................... ... 4.00 ington, after being appointed com pounds to the thousand and so on. It before he is forty the reputation which while you are young, and you will have
Drawing and painting........................ .... S.IMI I
is an old English term and meant, at belongs to the three score and ten—so a chance to rest when you are old.
W. J. ZIMMERMAN <fc CO.. Prop’rs. Piano.......................................................... .... 1 ">.<•(' 1 mander of the army of the Revolution
first,
“ten pound” nails (the thousand long tie will go about the streets wear
Entrance fee, only once.................... .... fi.00 I ary War, went to Massachusetts to or
W ashington , March 2d.—The Pres
being understood); but the old English ing his present abject, pitiable over
SELECT DAY SCHOOL
ganize it, he found a great want of am
ident
is unusually irritated and nettled
anufacture and build ali . Primary, per term....................................... ? 0.0o
••lipped it to “ten pun;” and from that wrought, joyless look. But even with
munition and other means of defence,
by
the
summary disposition of his veto.’
. kinds of mill and mining machinery, Junior,
to “ten punny;” and from that it de out a change of heart or a reform of
“
....................................... 8.00
castings, thimble skeins, and iron*, brass
He said to a silver Senator yesterday
Senior.
“
....................................... 10.00 and on one occasion it seemed that no generated until “penny” was substi
casting* and Babbitt metal. Bells ca*t.
habits, he might better his counte that he did not expect such indecent
Pupil* are received at any time, and spe means could be devised for the neces tuted for “pound.” So when you ask
Farming machinery, engines, house trouts,
nance a little it tie would. Even if he
haste. Ho did not suppose two-thirds
stoves, sewing machines, blacksmith-work, cial attention is paid to particular studies in sary safety. Jonathan Trumbull, the for four-penny nails now-a-days, you
does
not feel like smiling, he might of Congress would forget what respect
behalf
of
children
who
have
but
limited
and all work wherein iron, steel or brass is
elder, was then Governor of the State
u*e<!, repaired. Parties desiring anything time. For further particulars apply at the ot Connecticut, and the general, plac want those a thousand of which will I smile if he tried; and that would be I
Weigh a pound; but in tho degenerated something. The muscles are all there; was due the Executive. The Senator
in our line w ill do w.ell to give u* a call be Academy.
I
ing
the
greatest
reliance
on
Iris
Ex
fore going elsewhere. All work done with
times, we question whether you will they count the same in the American as I replied warmly: “Some of us Con
ncatne** and dispatch at reasonable rates.
cellency's
judgment,
remarked:
“
We
gressmen, Mr. President, considered
< i Í 5'
1 >1*11 «»•
Sion»
get as many as a thousand in that
Bring on vour o)<| cast iron.
must consult with Brother Jonathan weight. When a thousand nails weigh in the French or Irish face; they relax our coni’u t quite as re poctful to you
‘ ZIMMERMAN A CO.
on the subject.” The general did so, less than one pound they are called easily in youth; the trick can be as your conduct in vetoing a bill which
Ashland, April 8, 1*7'».
and the Governor was successful in tacks, brads, etc., and are reckoned bv learned. L ughing-masters might as more than two-thirds of tho represent
CALIFORNIA STREET,
well be paid as dancing-masters, to help atives of tho peoplo demanded should
supplying many of the wants»of the on uces.
WILL. JACKSON, Dentist.
on society.
army; ami thenceforward, when diffi
become a law. You must have learned
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
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THE ASHLAND IRON WORKS,
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Knliler &. Bro., Proprietors.
culties arose aud the army was spread
over the country, it became a by
phrase, “We must consult Brother Jon
¿EP CONSTANTLY ON HANI' athan,” and the name has now become
largest and most complete assort-
a designation for the whole Country, as
ment of
John Bull lias for England.
California Street, Jacksonville. Oregon
tn bo found in Southern Oregon.
Also the latest ami finest styles of
qiVERY OPERATION PERTAINING TO
.LJ the jaw skilfully jHjrformed at reasona
ble rates.
STATIONERY,
No more credit will be given after the
first of January, 1X76. I will take all kinds
of prodin-e.
And a great variety of PER FUMES and
otlice and residence on corner of Califor T< »1 LET A RTIULES, including t he l»est and
nia and Fifth streets, .Jacksonville.
eheapest assortment of < ’<»M M<>N and PER-
FUMED S< »Al’S in this market.
¿T Prescriptions ••¡•refullv compounded.
RAILROAD SALOON,
ROBT. KAHLER, Druggist.
* ’or. California and Oregon Sts., Jacksonville
HENRY PAPE, Engineer»
THROUGH TICKETS, 12j C ents .
piTOK’E WINES. LIQUORS AND (I
gar* constantly on hand. The reading
table is also supplied with Eastern periodi
cals and leading papers of the < 'oast.
LAGER!
LAGER!!
THE EAGLE BREWERY
•HUE PROPRIETOR. IOS. WETTERER.
1 has now on hand and is <-on*tantly man-
iiTacturing the best I.H»ger Peer in Southern
»Irt’gon, which he will sell in quantities to
suit purchasers. Call ami lest the article.
TABLE
ROCK SALOON,
W hat the M icroscope II evfals ,
— Mold is a forest of beautiful trees f
with the branches, leaves and fruit.
Butterflies are fully feathered.
Hairs are hollow tubes.
The surface of our bodies is covered
with scales like a fish; a single grain
of sand would cover one hundred and
fifty of these scales, and yet a scale cov
ers five hundred pores. Through these
narrow opening* the perspiration for
ces itself like water through a sieve.
Each drop of stagnant water contains
a world of living creatures, swimming
with as much liberty as whales in the
sea. Each leaf has a colony of insects
grazing it, like cows in a meadow.
H ot -B eds .—A great mistake, made
by many novices in gardening, is to
use soil in hot-beds which is too heavy,
so that the frequent waterings pack it
down tightly, and the hot sun bakes it
so hard that nothing can grow in it as I
it ought. The soil for this purpose
should be much lighter and looser than
common garden soil usually is. Al
though the covering of glass holds
moisture from escaping as vapor to a
considerable extent, the shallowness of
the soil will not enable it to hold water
for a great length of time during sun
ny weather,and the beds have to re
ceive an artificial watering frequently.
The best time to perform this work is
about four o’clock in the afternoon.
M r . B oss , when in Baltimore to look
at the Deinerara boy who was believed
to be his lost child, said: “This makes
573 tioys I have been called to see, or
have been written about, and my hun
dreds of failures to identify each wail
as my own has taught me to entertain
no sanguine hope. I suppose 1 shall
continue going to see boys till I die;
but I don’t expect to find Charley in
any of them.” This statement shows
how numerous are the little human
waifs cast off by heartless parents, or
left without guardians at the death of
their natural protectors.
T he Agricultural Department at
Washington has prepared a pamphlet
on the tea plant in America, which
is soon to be published. It will show
that this country sends a value of$20,-
000,000 of coin to Japan andJDhin i every
year for tea. Tho commissioner dis
cusses the subject, and draws the con
clusion that tea can be produced in this
country as well as in China and Japan,
and that not only this $20,000,000
worth can bo produced here, but that
tea can tie raised in this country suf
ficient for our own use and also fur ex
portation.
T he Concord,,N. II., Patriot says:
If Mr. Chandlermid his friends are an
gry for the r«*jwn that they cannot run
President ITwfTes as they did Gen.
WINTJEN & HELMS, Proprietors.
Grant, in the interest of “rings” and
of a clique, why, the people will not
I
Rows of grape-vines should run trouble themselves very much about
HUIE PROPRIETORS OF THIS WELL
I known and ]>opular resort would in north and south, so that every leaf may it, or lay awake nights liecause the
form their friends and the public generally got the sunlight either in the forenoon teat has been cut off from the crowd of i
that a complete and tirst-el:iss stock of the or afternoon. This is more important suckers who have brought ruin, devas
l>e*t brands of liquor*, wines, cigars, ale and'
tation upon the masses by their wild
porter, etc., is constantly kept on hand. in September than during the heat of
and
reckless policy in all the depart
They will l>e pleased to have their friends the Summer. If the rows run east
“call and smile.”
ments
of the Government, where they
and west, the vines shade the entire
I’ i ate sin with gold, and the strong
CABIN ITT.
have
had
the swing. This is a Repub
gionnd and hence you lose a large part
A < abinot ot < 'uriosities may also 1 m > found ■ oi the heat; and the moment the sun lican fut ora!; s» let tho procession lance of justice harmlessly breaks; arm
here. W e would I m - pleased to have ¡»ersons
it in rags, a pigmy straw will pierce it.
possessing curiosities and sptcinieji* bring disappears there is no stored-up heat move on to the political cemetery,
Thus
Shakspearo steps out of his mar
them ill. ami we will place them in the Cab- to carry the vines through the night. where the woodbine twineth.
!
ble
sarcophagus
and talks of the Mod-
met for insix-etion.
This in time of frost is of great impor-
I
1
ern
Age.
S
ubscribe
for
the
T
imes
1 tancc.— Alass. Hoard of Agriculture.
by this time that Congress does not
pass bills for tho Executive to play
with.” A Congressman who has held
close relation with the President criti
cised to him yesterday the part relat
ing to the fraud, and said it sounded
like a newspaper editorial written by a
Wall street broker.
I
G reat S hrinkage of V alues .—
A Quaker of Philadelphia is reapingi-
ble for the statement that men tn that
city who were estimated, four years
ago, to be worth fully two millions of
dollars, are now seeking loans on their
property on easy mortgage terms.
Shrinkage in property valuation, hard
times, oppressive taxes, and extrava
gance in living, have combined to pro
duce the trouble. If this be the case
with tho so-called rich, what must be
the condition of the poor in that city?
Philadelphia is not tho only city in
such plight.
W hen Martin Van Buren was told
of the marriage of tris son, Smith Van
Buren, he said: “I thought he had
given that girl up. Well he’s ruined.
She is very rich. Now he’ll give up
tho profession of law, where he had
great ability, and tiecoine really a rich
man—the least usoful of human beings.
Poor Smith!”
National Gohl Medal was awarded
to Bradley A Rulofson tor the best Photo
graphs in tho United State*, and the Vienna
Mesial for the best in the world. 429 Munt-
I goluery street, San Francisco.
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