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FINE STOCK.
ail écris .
The Migli Bred Trotting Stallion,
( 'nnZitb 1« s ibhil.g f< r effee shouhl be
aerateli* il.
The whert vir’.l < f Ki-rsp.s this vear
wt’l esc* * d M j Cl'.f t aisliels.
Jac* b Hi I: men ly in '• lids to put up a
f t iM mill ut 1 i k* i w, Lake county.
’1 be num 55 h< . 1 eliev cs he can move the
Vi ■ lù sllOl'.ld begin by Wheeling, \ ir-
ginift.
“Fanbo «?¡<1 X oil 1 < vrr see the ( '¡itakill
Mountains?” “No >ah; but I've s»-tn cm
kill hike.”
A bride may wear a very plainly-niad«‘
»lresa at her wedding; but she want« to
have it puffed in the pMp* rs.
The Duchess of Marlborough writes
that th»“ Irish now n<ed clothing and seed,
as fear of starvation is enaded.
Hovland Hill once finished a charity
aermon by r* questing till persons in debt
not to place anything in the plate.
A Zulu cannot marrv a girl until he has
whipped all her brothers, and given h*tr
father an upset, if demanded, in addition.
We know of a maiden lady who is about
to chime»“ her name to ‘‘Conclusions, hav­
ing heard that men sometimes jump that
way.
It very frequently happens that the girl
who has th»“ most l-img tq la-rlirir has the
biggest hoi. in
ings.
NOTICE.
Three silver bricks, valued at u little
<' er J:4,fiOO, were re<-«'ive<l lust night by
Js crei. ,ry i o. ^ur of iu • Monumental Min-
i" ' company of Graii. cminiy through
Wells, I’.irgS A Co. h i ; >ress. lh-‘ latest
1 »¡»ort* fro n th • mine ar-“ of tlm most fa-
viratile uat ire, , and recently »liscovere»!
v e is .»f such ai i extent as t<> be very grat-
jí .du¿ to the stockliolilcrs.
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He lias a Record of 2:35 !
AV hat become»
r< ur* »>f age? A
1* to
U.I.,
... tell UH,
spoken of.
The pepnlntien of the gioia' is estimat­
ed at j .'¡’(iG.bCii.iMMi. Nearly every man
thinks lie ought tube the 1, whereas he
is only a 0.
Thè I’lAfio reports that
'O- nd a S7< •> I'tiggi t in
Gravelyard Hill, Scott
county, a f< w buys a; o.
The redemption agency has discovered
1 ver' daDgerf iis j'lt'lt counterfeit bill on
the National Bank of Commerce of Pitts­
burg, the tirst of this series.
A shooting affray occurred at Lebanon.
Linn county, last 5veek. in 5vluch A. M.
Ferrier shot ami killed Wiley 1 Powell.
A false love affair i* said to be the cause.
Mrs. Ruth, the champion fenu'le pistol
shot, hitsii luiil on the I k a»l at lOpaces. The
result is that while the lad’es all admire
Dr. Ruth immensely, lie can't getup a
flirtation to save Ins neck.
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A memorial to congress is being circu­
lated, asking for nn appropriation cf ,:?2-'<>.-
I (Mi f<>r the construction of a break5vator
at tho mouth of Columbia river in accord­
ance with tho report of Col. Gilh spie.
uiuamle of the
Francis ?»I. Connor, commander
steamship Oregon, after a brief but se­
“<l on the
vere illness of two days, »li«
di»-,l
tho 22,1
nit. on boartl that vessel. Ilis death was
«Iue to an attack of partdysi of the brain,
An article going the rottmls is headed
“Where W omen Never (Io.” \V»> know
where women never go. They never go
Lack on a man 55 ho beh:l5es himself, and
seldom v hen he does not behavi himself.
A petition is being eireulat»'«! in Pen-
< l«‘ton among O«l»l Fellows f»-r the pnr-
pose <>f raising mon» y to build a home at
i »»me place, to be se|eet»'d b\ th»- t Irani 1
l.ialge, for the reception nli»i care of ()d»i
Fellows’ orphans.
For some little while a project has been
<>n foot, which has n->w tak»*n such ilefinite
Fhapeas t<> wariant th-“ statement that »lur­
ing th»“ presi-nt stimtm r tl.»“ V> illamett»
University, now situated ut Sab in, will be
removed to Porihin»!.
The Grunt counti A- <r> says: N'.’.l Turk
informs uh that he re<'entl.i reet ive»l a let­
ter from Joa»|uin Miller, in which the po­
et savs he h is a small fortune ou haml and
that he still claims to be a resident of
Canyon City, Oregon.
Th»* Senate elections committee, bv a
r-trii't party vote, has »leciiled tosubmit to
th»“ Senate resolutions»le»daring that K» l-
1 »gg is not, and Spofford i“-, » nfitled to
the contest»“»1 seat. Th»' R«‘puhlieans sul>-
riit a minority r» port.
An editor is a man who carries a pair of
a»“issors in his ve t pocket, a flask 1 »>f
ink I and. a ineinorainlutu in his eoat po»-k-
ets, a l»“iul pencil in his breast p»»»‘k< t.
toothpick in his hip pocket,and his wealth
in some one else s pocket.
A young !a»ly w ho eame in last 5vo» k to
a-’vert is»' for kitch» n h- lp. said with a
ai<gli ami 55 ring of her »’ainty.glov»“»! hands:
‘■(>h! I hop»’ w’e’ll get one soon, for it
doi's almost break my heart to sec mother
wash dishes; with her rheumatism, too.’
Of twenty-1line h«‘a»l of tw»>-vear-ol»l
lieifers bought for th»“ Snake Indians on
the Klamath res»“rvati»»n last fall, all ar»“
deiul but four. The Irulian* have a icry
g.swl winter rang-“nt Yainux.an l lia.l con­
sequently imule no provision for feeding
their stock at all.
Th»' Lak»'5 iew /•.’-•u/»»i’)H“»'says: From H.
1«. Weld», mail carrier <»n th«' northern
route,and who has recently com»“ through
from Prineville, we learn that on Ik-aier
creek, W:i'e»> county, in a circuit of fif­
teen miles, tlii'f-“ are a tho:ts..n«l head »if
cattl»“ ly ing »lea-l.
There are about MMt.fiiMi hem! <>f eatth
in California, and M.iHHijMH) sheep. Th»“
■took brce-ling wa-« l"‘gnn in ITC'd l>5'
Spanish friars at San Diego, ivho 5vent
tlier«“ from l.«»wer ('alifornia »5 ith 2«Mt hea l
of cattl«* ami 1< h » sheep, Is'sides a f»-5i
horses ami some hogs.
Th«' SeQ-it«' committer on territori» s r»‘-
p »rted a bill to establish a territorial
form of government for Ala-ka. Th»“ un­
derstanding is, however, that a vote shall
not b»* asked on th»' bill this session, but
allow it to remain «>n the calendar until
after th-“ sub-committee can visit Alaska.
A report <>f tlr<“ loss of the 'tenmer hav
ing on l»oar»l Gen. Grant and party gain» »
rapid circulation on our streets hist iw« k
and for a tim«; was th»“ absorbing topi«- o
conversation. There is really no fonnda
tion for the report.any t'uiiticr than that a
heavy gale prevailed outside of Gali »■ ton.
Th»- following message, int.-mle.l to
break bad n» ws gently, was sent to the
v»Mow of a man who ha»l ju*t l-een kilhal
l v a railroad accident: ” 1 tear Ma-hitn
Your husband is unavoidably <’etaim*-l for
the |>i. -sent. To morrow an undertaker
will call upon you with full particulars.”
Th«* Salem T<,,rn T,’!. sa i: Saturday
jrght. lietween
n S and !• «>’« lo •k. a star or
meteor <»f ordinary size was observi 1 to
c»»miueiu“e falling in the w«- • -t. As it fell
i- movtsl aromul to the nor tli5vest. grow-
i ig larger until alxuit the si/«“ t" tin' eyei
»•' a man's i “i.l. 5vh "¡1 it bur.'t into a thuii-
s iti-l piece . making a beautiful meteoric
display.
Odd Fellow»' Building. Jacksenvillr. Oregon
WILL MAKE THE ENSUING SEASON TIN, SHEET TRON, COFFER, LEAD, etc.
tr in Jackson aoutity at niv stable t5vo
mil»'* east of Jacksonville, 5vbere he will be
Sunday, Monday and Tues lay; at Phœuix f
Wednesday and Thursday: at < 'ard well's
Pumps,
stable in Jacksonville h riday and Natur-
! day.
TERMS—£25 fur the season: single ser-
vice $15; insurance, $10; payable at the end AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
of the season in com, or grain at ruling
cash prices, or by not»“ with approved se-
ciir'tv.
1 («o i l pasturage furnished mares from a
distance at $2 per month. The best of care t
NAILS,
ensured, but no re»poiivibility avstimed for :
a<-eidciitM.
Dtx ittiTiON ani > P edigree .—SIR WAL­
TER is ten years old this Spring, is six­ A FIILST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES
teen and one quarter hands high, 5veighs
l,25o pounds, is a coal black, and is a very
fast trotter.
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** in a Staudar 1 Family Remedy for
*f diseas-“sof the Liver, Stomach
* and Bowels. It is Purely
J Vegetable.— It never
J D bilitutes—It is
* Cathartic and
L ani > O i ' i ije at RosF.nuRO, O regon , )
March 12, lssii. j
)TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following named Kttlerhas filed
notice of his intention to make final proof in
support of her claim, and s< cure filial entry
thereof al the expiration of thirty .lav’s
from the date of this notice, viz: Mary E.
Tolin, widow of E, N. Tolin, deceased,
Homestead A| p.ication No. 21''s, for the W.
’.j oi’S. E.
and Lots 3 and 4, Sec. 17, T.
;>S, S. IL, 7 W., and names the following
as her witnesses, viz: James p. M iller, John
Goings, Samuel Hogue ami M. D. L.
('rooks, all <>f Kerbyville, Josephine coun­
ty, Oregon.
WM. F. BENJAMIN, Register.
DEALER & WORKER LN
Cry f"»r Pitcher'* Castori». They
lllic it Le. a-ise it 1»
; xÆothera
like Ca.tar.A Icesv.t-e it give*
koa’.th
t’.e chi’.!: and F^ysi-
cian*, becmi'3 it coutal/vs uo moi’“
fihme or
MISCELLANEOUS
LEGAL.
K. KUELI
Fl 11 Ai .
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HARDWARE, STOVES, ETC
and has performed otlior teats ofe»|ual note
sin'“»“ Ins urrival iu this section, si R \V A L- POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
TER 5vas sired by Marion, lie by Mam-
brmo <'liief, lie by Al un bri no I ‘ iv master,
he by M tuibrino, lm by Imported Mcs-
Fuse and Caps,
aenger, His dam was a Long Island
Blackhawk marc. She «a. sired bv the
noted trotter Andr?5v .la -kson. sire of Hen- !
rv ('lay, the progenitor of the 1 lay family
of trotters; his first -lam, Saliv Miller, by Wooden and Willow Ware
Mambrnio, son of Imported Messenger;
Andr«55- Jackson by Young Baslimv, and
he bv I mnoi to I G ran-l Bashaw.
The attention oi Horsemen is called to
ROPE, NAILS,
hi« prog- riy. some of 5vhieii may lie seen at
niv st il»ie at any time. Tfiev sneak tor
themselves.
G. W. STEVENS« iN.
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l.-v-t year !
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ATTENTION, l!33SEi’/IES !
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February 24, Ibfc(|,
VOTIt'E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
il the f.'!lo5ving-nained settler has filed
not ice <if his intent ion to make final proof
in support of his claim and secure final en­
try t hereof <fter t he ex pi rat ion of t li i i ty da 5 s
troni the date of this notice, viz: Jacob
Smith, Holm-stead Application No. 2253. tol­
tile W. S of W. See. 5.T. 3*. S. R. 3 West,
and names the 1oilo5ving as hi* witmsses.
viz: C. S. Bair<l, Allred Carter, Thomas
Gaston and Ed5\ard Langlev,a 11 < 1 Jackson
ville, Oregon : mi the 23 I day < - f A | r: 1, Isso,
before the C-iunty Judge or ('minty Clerk
of Jackson county, Oregmi.
W.M. b.’BENJAMIN, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the ('f-unty Court of the Stat« of Ore­
gon, tor the County of Jackson, sitting in
probate on March 15, Isso,
In the mailer of the estate <»fM. Eour-tain,
dco-as,.,],
»ARAH
FOUNTAIN, AI MINISTRA
trix of sai l , st ite, having li id in *aid
'ourt her final account for settlement am
also praying for an order for ee ting tin
time for lie
I iring the same horelore notic«
is hereby i’ gi v. li t hat said tina! aceount 5vill
be heard and <
I ( 'ourt on
lles.lav, . May
a . m .,
w iii.-h I ime
I V ob
<•1 itto said .......
cm- nt
must then ami there
I'ubiishe 'd ill the
mr <• eonse.-uli
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four
ve we
J. Dav, County J nd
New
PAINTS, OiLS, VARNISHES. GLASS
CUTLERY. WIRK,
Tho Fast Ti’otiing Stallion.
L’.nim- ivti tv
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ject.t:
Suothing
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
flic*
*,*’ Liver*
luvigorator *
has been used*
in niv practiced
J** and by the public, *
lor more than 35 rears, *
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with unprecedented r< suite. *
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SEND FOR CIRCULAR, *
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Shot, Brushes, Chains ani H
st;» 5VÎ.'
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to t.1.-1
t i 3
tl MI L STAND THE SF\SON OF 1*GO
I ha va secured the services of a First-el»*«
<t at I’hiymx on .Moii.iavs; Ashland
Tuesdays, and the balance of the week at Mechanic, and am prepared to do all repair
.Manning Á Webb's stable in Jacksonville,
i i'i.siuii’Tiox, — ( iphir isa beaunl’ul dark ing promptly and in superior style.
chestnut, 55.,thout mark or spot. 15 hands
3’, inches high, and weighs l,2tM> pounds,
'f a splendid mild disposition, andavillb«»
11 years old on the 13tli day of July.
IN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE.
I I am receiving and huvo cimsian.lv on
hand a Bill and tii«I-class .-took of
P edigree : Ophir 5v.n sired by I he cel
Groceries,
eluate 1 trotting stallion, KentU'-k v II 'inter,
<“ by Brok»*n L»“:i Hum»
• f Ne V York ;
f and«:re, Noi l el 11 unlei ; great grandsire, □ RY GOODS, Gum Doots, TOBACCO
• Di Ki-utucky Hunter gn at great grand-
Ready-Made Clo'hin
sire, IIighlander.
N-.rrel Hunter's dam from a Mooir.hin»“
‘mare) was sired by th»“ trotting stallion GLASSWARE CROCKERY Etc. Etc
Harden Ht.niei; grandsire. Noi re! 11 unter;
gnat grandsire, <»!-l Kentucky H unte: ;
great great er in I'ite, Highlander.
TMU Everything sold at roas.maído rate*
Ibis is a e-riect pedigree ot Kentucky
Hunter, an-i make« him about seven Give me a call.
K. RUBLI.
eighths llumer; or. perhaps, better known
Jacksonville, Feb. IS, 1«7">.
as Mes'engcr h|.i-.1, ami vvliidi has be<-n
thoroughly proven to he the fastest and
h- st stock of horses ever introdu«*ed into th»“
United Stales.
< iphir’s dam \va is sired by David Hill;
her dam 5Vas sir» o I by Prim-e All>ert, a
.Messeug»*r owned 1 l>y V\ iiiiain Reynolds,
of ('-»iu -a ci »urn 5, a I if- -rnia. < fphir's dam
is maw - >w m«.l m N. an a t'lara County by Dr.
('. L. I r«“U»“h ; her »Lini is o5vned by D. M.
Rea5 is, of Butte County.
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They are both
MRS. J. BILGER.
tine, large ami
a
splendi I r.-a Ist.-i ».
P-digia •e of Ophir's Dam’s Nir»: T'*vid
Hill was sired by Black Lion; he by
d
Hill’s celebrated trotting stalli »n
AT THE OLD STAND OF J. BILGER
Il:i55'k; lie
by Nh»
Nhi -011:111
rman Morgan; in-
he bv
Justin Morgan, and he by True Biit»
who was imporle»! fro m Engl imi ami used
by General I’eLama’V io a charger on Long
California St. Jacksonville,
Island in 1777. Da 5 I-1 II ill's -|a tn w:i s g< -I
bv Hamhlet- nian; be by Abdallah; he by
old Miimbriii-», and lie by imported M- s-
senger. Th<“ dam <>t II iml>!»*‘i>ni<n 55 a»
I'hailcs Kent's mare by imported Bell-
1'EALEK IS
foiin-hr.
T erms ; : Single service
with the priv-
ilege of si -: im > u or iii'iii aiii-e, payable in
ill van»-»“, l or the M-ason, $:>0, payable a-
AND COPPER WARE
the end thereof Insurance Stu, payable
55 hen it is
i ascertained that the man- is in
foal. All | '-■sible care will be taken by an
experieneed hau l, who thoroughly under-
st am Is t lie t rent ment of m ires and horses,
STOVES,
to avoid accidents; Ini' 55,11 not be respon
s ble should any occur, Pasturage furnish
ed at rea.sonal'ie rates.
J. W. M ANNIN«», Proprietor.
Agricultural Implements.
J ohn i’»»55AN, Gloom.
“at. »/«rTi ym ? ?*:
r.»>t only r jlleve pein, hut tiny incito
he-dt’uy ajti .i. i.ub.li.-i
nr.il euro,
ma pr ■■<:< I
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rearki. c.i
5’veì.i-
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r.ùenn
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>’ ail be
horra • r a Doctor’s D
saved fi via
Cao Boktlo r.f Ceuta-
ont.
out i:., »e wa
can tie j rocu
globo l'or LO ets
Trial Ix'tilcs 25 ota
any
• xi tain
t\ ; 11 d<> w<14 to enqtnr<* <4
JoHN K' >LT, A p|
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m /<‘
FOH SALE OH.
Gicgcn,
HE ASHLAND H«iU-E EROI'
ot!’.“i. 1 mr «.D- <»r i»-;t • n i- a-.<
ms. 1- »i ¡ h t ulai s aj-ply t»> J. ll<
l 111“ pl »‘111 Is 'S.
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K I N THIN M ETHOD
u 1 ci i hanks (o i l<c |. m I>li< 1* r
liieh i - I i .r ... > ii i n ex-
tliu v-olihl ¡e- i i cllullv solhe-
T"» .* T
1 zx :
ilways Hinterher imnirdi-
by her l»»Dg ex I < r;< lice in
tceis <-».i;t .i til tl.“.““! sl.c wilt
.-■:i-;ii io all. He: I■<■<!« ami
q in tim m»-st coiiitortal e
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PiO’lEEB HARDWARE STORE.
King of the Blood.
Cures all Scrofulous affection« and ¿inorder* result-
»g from lnqflirity of the blood. It is need loss to
specify all, us t he stiib i -n cam usually piio.-ivc Ihmi
Ku*e; but Salt K'l-'Utn,
fleers, luiuors,
(foslre, Swellings, &«•., are the most common, as
>vLl as many nffuctiuns et the ¿/eaj f, lJiad, £<v«r
<11'1 Hi **04 A.
Wonderful Cura of Blindness.
D R assom , Sos * Co.: For th-- benefit Vail
troubled wIII, srrofula or Inipur** Blood in tbeir
■ystenie, I hereby reromnien-1 King of the lil-x-d.
I have 1» -n troubled with Scrofula for the past ten
year», which ■<> atfecte-l my eye. that I wasc.-m-
BleUly blind for six month*. I wa. recommended
to try Kina of the B'.o»-1, wliii-h bn, proved »great
MeMing to me, as it has coiuph te y curvl me, and
I cheerfully reounitueud it t-.i.l •, it,led ms I have
bveu.
Your» truly,
PUMPS AND PIPE,
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Tn «hnw our faith in tin- •af. 'y »n-1 oxcUencc nt
111-- K. B., up .n pr<-p-r personal application, when
■atiefteii that no iaq>o>-itii>n is n.tendisi, w- will
g »* tlio nnmraof all ita uier-.-hent»,l-y attulavit.
Th- »t-ov-otf-r» w-re never nri-le la-fore bvthe pro-
pi-i-tor of any other Family Meda-ine in the world
Mnuy test inion in I «.further information, and
t»h 11-- .-tioiis for u»ir _- » ill l-e tour l m th» pam­
phlet “ I r-a’l*“ on l'oea«es of the Flood,** 10
which ■ a-h lx-ti )-• l.-n- h—.l Pn- - $ : por botti, con-
■ 12 ounces, or (" to 50 -tose- sold ly dtuie
l>. R assoh , Sox & - u , I'roj-'r», Buttai
f7>r-
p; pi Ö ri ' »
ah a
L£UB.°.ATED
G M tE/J'
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Bitters invariably remedy yellow-
in-si of t lie com pl- x ion and 5vhilesot the
eyes, pains hi the r.glit side an-l under the
light shoulder-blade, furred tongue, high
colored urine, ua'i'ea, vertigo, dyspepsia,
o.istip.ltlon, iie.ivmess ot the head, mental
.lespoii'leney, an-i t-5ery other nianitesta-
tion or aecompaninieiit ot a disordet ed con-
-lilioii ot ib<* liver. I ne smmacii, btovelsaiid
kidneys also experience the:r regulating
and tonic indileln-e.
Lui' sale i'5 ail Druegists and Dealers
i: t v.
DUE bo't .-,:«•<•! .-¡'i rig «¡love's, and picks
I steel s'v g , it -
; 5 i k ;. 1 . xe
N .MIL; T'.A'si.
Hair Vigor,
Paints, Oils, Glass and Varnishes
.: n
OPE
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OF Al.L
For more ih:m a third of a century the
aie v ica n al usino r; l.lriiment liasbi en *
know h to nifi.ions i 11 o\ < r the v. nrl'l ns
Ilio only safe reliance for the relief of
ii-'ci'h-i.t -, an I pain. It is a niedicine *. ■
above p- let i.n.f praise—1>r»t of It»
l.hii!. I i < vcTj io. in of < xtcraul pain
I
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I
Va
51 'istilli r I I " ini oui i »
it li» ut an equal.
A dressing
which is at once
agreeable,
healthy, ami ef-
etual for pre-
c r v i n g the
L hair. Faded or
-
■
, gray huir is to<>r.
> restored It its
’ original color,
with the gloss and freshness of youth.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and baldness often, though
not always, < med bv its use. Noth­
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed, But such as
remain can be saved for usufuhiesa
I nstend of foul-
by this application,
ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use wiU prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling oiT, and
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan­
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
\ igor can only benefit but not harm
If wanted merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
Liner Hse can be (bund so desir-
e. Containing neither oil nor
•. it does not »oil 5vhite cambric,
and yet lasts long on the hair, giving
it a rich, glossy lustre and a grateful
perlume.
Prepaid 6y Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemiata,
LOWELL, MASS.
) E>T sport ng. blasting ami giant pow-
) der, tuse, caps and wads at
J MIN MILLER'S.
I
tlio lerj' Initie iimkii g tin“ coiUiliu-
nee of j ri in ». in I in It i nial i-»’i i tn n-»- sit»!»'.
I « » Itei is upon iluniKii I lohli 11' »I the
I'.rtile » reati-,a ar ■ iquully iion-icrtul.
.Mi'Xicnn
ROPE, TWIN I
THE BEST WOSTEHHOLM CUTLER7
POWDER AND FUSE,
I Gfiirral Assortment of SHELF UIRIiMllit
ETC., ETC
f , n
n q <s
\
I will also k«ep constantly on hand s
large stock of
LIQUORS AND TOBACCO.
Particular attention paid to Farmers'
wants and the supply ing of extras for Farm
Machinery, and all intornialion as to such
art if les 1 urn is bed cheerlu I ly, on appl icat ion.
No pains will be spared to furnish nm
customers with the best goods in the mar­
ket, in our line, and at Io5vest prices.
Agency of the PACT .»Tt’RL BBER PAINT
—the best in the 5votkl.
Our motto shall l»e prompt and fair deal­
ing wuh all. ( all ami examine our Block
before going elsewhere. Satisfaction guar
•»»teed.
MI?S. J. BILGER.
F. RIKCHARD,
'AEBERS'iGP £ EâTH F.ÜCKS
CALIFORNIA STREET,
FsiekscnTillc,
O regen.
> y ¿’h\í
F-i’L'.'i tit i « 1 « «'1« 1 1 •' e •u’bnt’v 1n
( very !.<»;ivt‘. I.vury <In? builds neu« or
Ch«'
j of .i it nxvfi’l Mt «ibi
1/iarii
<»1 rlieiteiau ( ie itsarijr«
<»r a valili?!>Y<* >i<»r«e or
avril bv til«’ Le.liLig powi l*ui tllii
lu
U
r|MIF. UNDERSIGNED IS J ELLY FRE-
I pared t-1 d<» all w - i k in his line iu the
best man ner a ml al reasonable prices.
I
D. I. C.
Is an nbnolute and irresistible cure for
DRUNK-
.Lib! B
HOT OR <<>!.!> IMTM
< 'an
-lav
-nnefiH, Tn temperance and th« u « jo of Opium. To­
bacco, Narcotics and Stir.M.lants, removing ail
ta.sfe, d<-*iruand ha! .tof u nitf anr of the.’t. ren­
dering thetantoor <1< sire f r any < f them perfectly
odious and diNjUNtii.tf. (.lving ewry one i>crfect
andirre 1 telecontrol of the sobriety oi them
mJ ves and their í runda.
Ft nrpvrnfs that absolute physical and mom’
prostration that foUows tin* sudden breaking oil
from using stimulants or narcotics.
Pnclcdíre, prepaid, to cure 1 to 5 person.’, <2, or at
your druggists, |L75 per buttle.
%
Temperance societies should recommend IL It
is purLecUy Uarmh* -a and never-failing.
L Ml
vvhic
curi- •í finch ai’incnts of
tii.‘ III MAN I i l 'Il f.H
K II <■ Il IO It t I » >M . *••vcHinq«». Kíifí
.loillt«. < orir.u 1 il
use Sr «, Hum*
ami N.-ntil». <itt», 1* i II i h r Jg o li <1
‘•penili»,
kJ <• i s <> n <> it «• Rilen n i :<1
Sflngs, Ktifivi» ««.
F.Minr
Old
Suri «. ( teers I rostbili «.« Ili!blnti!».
Soie Nippli ». < aì-eil Itrciist. r. »i«i
Iii<i<-<'<l t-very fori:i <>V rXeiii.tl dis-
il liial-i wilboiit senr».
Ivoilryvillo
Hop Ofljlh Core de«tmv’i nil pain, looaen? the
coa^h, quirts the nerves, produces rest, and never
tafls to cuiu
The Hop Pad for Stomach, TJrer and Kidney«,
is superior toad <-L<Cures by absorption. It
is peri vet—ask druggists.
The Wop Ritiera Mf<. C<*., of Rochttter, N. Y. tmly, pr*
pare these reniedie«^ aho the H p Bitter», whi»h aret-ino
sense a beverage < t int-'»!rent,bu’. the Purr* t and Best iledi-
-me ever made, making :n< re cures than ail other rt medies.
'I In- Metieat» .Mnstn'ir- l.iiitmcnt
al 'iivH etnei nini nevvr disappoints;
101'1 . i', l'O'itil vlj-
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Will give as niuch flour, shorts and bran,
' x,:;:*
«••y » hr
in- in 1 1 ' 11
" u"n.' I h'tir sacked and
I branded, customers turnisbing sacks Tho
humM in.‘H‘u
, r" '‘ | a,d for ’■,°od »“‘r’
"he.it in cash <»r g<iod». ,>alib-
lactmn guaranteed in nil iiiMuriccs.
I*. B. LEWIS.
I
CF ZiLL
3Ü1ÎK
Msrchsnt and Exchange Business.
Hap Bitters M!g Co . Rochester, N.Y. Sole Agents
Nprniti».
No finii',
NiltT .• i»»ts.
l-'oil mi<-r. lini ile«« Noi-cs, Ifnof IH«-
<->»•<■«, Foot i?o(. Nel» •'■ Violili, Seal»,
tiotlovv
linci». N- ratei»- «, VV ind­
ulti «, Kpnvin. Tbilisi», llinubone,
olii So»-» «, Poli II-, il, I tini npoi»
tbe Night nx.l evcry other HÌln»e:it
(<> wliii II thè «,<-< tipaiif « of
thè
Stillile nml Storie Inni me fiatile.
WALDO EXPRESS
Carryisg United States Mails.
I’lloMAS’ SAW-MI l.l
r02 1.A1T C2 E3AST
I
J \m 'Ti’ V MONDAYS
A ah' I T., Ï"
.,nr . Wu,do*
't atuo I uesdi-ys ami Fridays.
I-H'ta l tss a,.,.,-mmodati,‘»:is lnr I
AT THE MEADOWS,
“o i?¿ Exl’r‘‘b* business promptly intended
222
l: M. (-ARRLIT.
FOR CO. ASSESSOR,
I
E UNDERSIGNED hereby an
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
noun.-, s himself ns an Independen
f-.r the oiiico ofCoHtily Assessor
I candidate
subject to the decision of tlm voters of thi
county at the ensuing D-m- eleclion.
Jacksonville, Or.,
HUGH .1 'll NS r ON.
epairs watches , clocks and
OWN As :E BEN
tuutc-l <»H the lilii-oi-
5-5 ille an-i aldo. Jose
->r sale. I l-e ranch com
>55 ati-l ga rd» li land, a !
im. 'I li» i O is a comii"
i'C ai d l ai n llii ieou
Iso a iin<* fruit oreliai-
lie. Th»- pia»-»1 is 55«»
•a .l h i r.gai ing »I l»“li< r
n
For thè Bui tu < ni vi ios il . ur<‘s
FIRST-CLASS MECHANIC Will
attend to Job-work with m-ainosx am
dispatch.
X
TRACE MARK.
Wi-aknes -.spi-j--
mator 11.ea, 1 m-
1 "> ciicv . and a 11
I 'i'casi s t fi a t
follow as a m »-
. ........... i t seif After Taking,
\ buse; a loss ot M-n:-.i\. ( niversal I.assi-
mie. Pain iti tlie Baek. Dimness of Vision,
i ‘rem tmeOld .Age. ami many other Dis­
-uses t liât leitd to I il unity or «'oiisiiinptioii
in-1 a Pieiliatlire «■i.ive. Full particulars
ti oui p:iuipli!< t 5» inch 5vc desire to send
i ce f»y ma il :<» ci eri -'l-e. ,'A~ I'lie S|»ecifio
M---I »ciné is sohl bv ill I druggists
dr
at ?1 pi*r
pa--kage. or six | i< k.igi-s
IJJfUS for $5. or 55 ill bt>
-cm fi ce l»v niai! on re<
‘<?i
receipt
of the money
by a-l-ln ssq.g
TH I. GRA Y MEDICINE CO..
Meehan -■' l’.'-.ek, l'étroit, Mich.
ThîTSohl in J:,< k -01,5 .Ile by Rallier A
tir». Il--! iigtou ,t CoM Sun Fiancisc»,
•il-o!»‘sa!e agent«.
THE BEST
n
For restoring Cray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
51 t: !»I « H
• 1». <
innati
l-u:«
I r Nominal
tor s:
liest iioiunu
with li\ ing
enquire at t hi
It penetrili« « it« . Ti Hint mtisele to
Mae S. WtuHLkUw, Sardinia, N. Y.
Its Ingredients.
S
LN, SHEET-IRON
SCROFULA
will be
to any Publie n-xpitat to Tie metn-
ally agrve-l upon, for i-v- rv certih- ate of this medi­
cine publiabed by us which is not genuine.
-a * >
I
I
THE CITY
BREWERY
— BY—
V I : it SCHUTZ.
VOR MININ«; BLANKS GO THE TIMES
\I
S,’IH’TZ RESPECTFULLY l\’.
I
O ffice , ('opp’s Hand-l ook of .Mining
H f»-rm-tho citizens <»t Ja< k«on5 ille amt
Law always kept on hand. Price*! a copy. I/I.I riNG mm-tiines, polishing irons.
»"»>•»»-
I
clothes 55 i ingera. 5viro clottn-s lines I <rim,mJ'aCl\,i nr' thf,t ,,e is
1JAIN1S, OILS, VARNISH, GLASS AND rOHE best < ni i-enlei's. wagoii-makei'sami and scrubbing brushes at
ue 5. ! v'“ ,,\
! h'"n','‘n,ls keep <>n hamt
1
puny at
JOHN MILLERS,
, ... - ,
'
Gainer Beer. Ì h-:«e 5«Ghiug
1 black »mit h’s tools at Ju 112s MILI .E' R.S.
JOHN MILLER'S.
a cimi gia.,s oi LfcCi eLoum give me a vail.
Je5velry in the very best manner. All
R work
promptly done at the lovvest rates.