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DEMOCRATIC TIMES
J ELY 16 !*»'(•.
FltlUA Y,
1<’E C ream . The ladiesof the Presbyterian
Church will serve ice-cream at Mrs. McCully s
school-house to day.
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Criurir ('»t’Kt. An adjournel terinofCir-
cuit Court "ilLX*'>nin»enoe next Monday, the
19th, Judge . Ilanna presiding. The business
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BRIET REFERENCE
Warm agiiu.
Moonlight nights.
Pioueer reunion next.
Ashland is still improving
Harvest about commencing.
More new goods at Mensor's.
Raspberries are in the market.
Wdd erville's saloon is no more.
unfinished at the June term will then be trans
Local correspond-mce is solicited.
acted.
1 or bargains go to It -ames Bros.’
The di rectors of Jaek-
«¡ Kb
i<*>l district have engaged the ser-
Vices ot J. W.
u . 31
Merritt,
er
Lavi Willits, Chas,
for the next year.
l’rim and Miss Ella
Mr. Willits succeed
(’. Fleming in the
second departliicnt.
school will re-open
on the first Mon lay in
ptember.
Pears au l apple* w ill he abundant.
County scrip always taken at par.
Harvest is a few weeks later than usual.
Px-autiful visiting cards at the T imes office
Improvements are perceptible oneveryhand
The C. (
W. It. should next be considered
The thvrnioiii ter went up to 100’yesterday
Bam v Hi nr. The tliir I son of II. Wcy-
Lake couuty has a population of about
de.nan of this place ini l his left eye « -ve rely
injured by a stone propelled from a pea-shoot 2,800.
er in the hands of Georg
Bear are seen in the vicinity of the Sterling
Dr. Aiken is attending t
ditch.
fear* the sight of the ex
Attention is called to the new advertise
sad occurrence ought to
ments.
a
tiie use of these d ingero
Farmers are bus' and the town ¡3 consequent
L ook Ofl » ok H im . i hie
m the ly quiet.
other day g He Nol.uld A M
c der
Geo. W. llolt 18 progressing with hi* brick
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on Thus. ( '* avner î
P .nd building.
upon his intornili
e'll
he
in ii.it
Tim Board of Trustees meets next Tuesday
nploy. It ;
gentleman
ard trans, rd
evening.
that such V a Dot
Phelan is
Hancock A English Clubs should be formed
posed to K
ay
evert
where.
ley, and it V\ lii
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out : r
him.
r; new county administration is moving
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11 t Snuda
W. H. !•;
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ptwaem s a
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¡.le.;, h at lb .
os’ saw-mill on B gue river is running
une.
The authorities ot Josephine h ive drawn a
The Roseburg papers failed to make their
PERSONYL NDTE5
warrant
for
the
balance
due
on
that
county
’
s
appearance last week. The Fourth of Julv
?J. Banin and wife of Ashland are in town.
share of th» expense in tn iking the survey of
proved too much tor them.
the C. C. W. R., which amounted to about
(.'apt. Wei k has returned from Lake county.
We learn that the grasshoppers are invading
S3U0. Quite correct.
Mi.*. 1'. Farmer has return»- i from a visit t<
Geo. A. Jackson's garden on Rogue river an<l
Prof. Rogers of Ashland College is confident Saleir.
devouring his potato vines.
A. b. S.¡’lire, lias returned to Ashland from ;
The H.mcock & English boom is gatherin ' of a largo attendance at th.it institution of
volume m Jackson county and will be over- learning during the n .-xt scholastic year, He trip to
proposes bringing it up to the stauuard of the
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whelming before November.
Coates has g ne to Lake county unsur-
best
colleges
in
the
State.
i VeVIllg buainesa.
In the County Court last month, Jai. Me-
There is a movement on foot among the D un
Dotigall, Oliver Nadau and Andreas Weidner
Mi;« Eva I horndyke oi (ialiee creek is i ayii
ocratie
ladies of Jackson county to present tile Jackson' iile a visit.
were admitted to citizenship.
Hancock A English Club of this place with a
Indian troubles are Again feared in Eastern
L. F. \\ illits and wife arc paying .■ siur.nd ■
neat banner. With the assistance of the ladies
Oregon and the Territories, though the threat
and vicinity a visit.
Gen. Hancock is bound to win.
ened danger iiwiy be mythical.
Jas. Lawrence is once more stationed at
Many elevator cups are now being manu
A tew cases of scarlet fever were reported
Linn’s establishment.
from Rock Point precinct recently, but the factured at Kubli s establishment by A. H.
Henry M-nsor has gone to San Francisco to
Maegly for the Jacksonville .Steam Mill. Mc
disease has about disappeared.
learn the tinner’s trade.
Kenzie A Foildray, the proprietors, expect io
The officers of Jacksonville Lodge No. 10, I.
E. Gracie i; canvassing Joel son county for
have the mill in operation in six or Beven weeks.
0. O. F., will be imtalled to-morrow evening
several excellent worli 8.
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Tbsre was a lively row in the Indian rancli-
bv A. D. Helman, D. D. G. M.
Samuel
Rush
will
soonstari
i.p
the
Hopwood
eriaon the bill Wednesday evening, which ter
The roads in Supervisor Taylor’s district,
initiated uu the appearance of the deputy Mar saw-mill on Evans creek.
Ashland precinct, have been placed in excel
Geo. S. Howard is acting Marshal during the
shal. A papoose was the bone of contention
lent repair by that gentleman.
and litigation is threatened by these civilized absence cf L’. W CTcsly
The Summer hegira has set in, but Matt.
redskins.
E. P. Pickens of Table I-.ock brought some
Dillon will remain at his post to supply thede-
tine
bacon to market this wccl*.
A
splendid
lot
of
goods
were
received
this
m.uid for his tine liquors and cigars.
week by H.iffenden Bros, (grocers and Italian
Alex Martin has returned to C'aklaud, < al.,
We learn that W’ilderville lodge of Good
warehouseman), Roseburg, which in quality, after a brief ¡sojourn in Jacksonville.
T. mplars has given up the ghost and will be
quantity and variety, are not excelled in the
M. Mciuor lias been ’’./pointed ag-nt of the
succeeded by a council of the 0. of H.
St ite. Prices down to bedrock. Call and be
Hamburg-American
Packet Company.
The Haiicoik & En/lish Chib meetsagain on convinced.
8. Y. Abbott ami family lately of Josephine
tue evening of the 24th. There are 140 names
It would be in order for the Town Trustees
county,
have removed to Laue county.
on the roll and still space for a few more.
to put a chain gang ordinance into force for the
Jas. Thornton, manager of the Ashland
'Hie persons who are in the habit of defacing benefit of the d. d’s that find their way to the
Woolen
Mills, was in town the other day.
E. C. B: ooks' show windows will be called to calaboose and fad to pay their tines. Sime
account, if they per Lt in tin se proceedings.
\A e learn that Sam. L. Simpson is about
wholesome labor on our streets would probably
publishing
a book of poems written by himself.
David H. Miller offers bis farm, situated cure them.
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three miles southeast of town, for sale at a
Elder G. W. Hoxie has returned to William’s
m. Spangler started his twel' c-horse team
For particulars see advertisement. for Roseburg last Monday, the wagons being creek from the Willamette valley; but not
Henry Rape, County Treisurer, elsewhere loaded with 10,000 pounds of wool and 8,000 ahme.
»Is are closing every where for the Sinn-
advertises tli it there .ire funds in tile Treasury
n.er '.. a* ion.
for the redemption of certain county warrants
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pounds of miscellaneous freight. Spangler has
one of the finest outits in the State and knows
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The attendance at the M E Church last how to handle it.
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.An Euteri) Star Chapter, for Masons an 1
Sunday, when Rev. M A Williams admitiis
r
h
a *
8 I' mrt is transacting consid
their
wives and daughters, will be organized in
tered the sacrament of the Lord s «upper, wax
;.y it
r.
Jucksonvilla next week. A chapter is in a again.
fair.
Tin
probably passali ordinance flourishing condition at Ashland, several mem
B. Guilbert of Yreka,who last year furnished
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ter, an 1 boys having them b.-rs of which will assist in the organization of this market with soda-water, died at that place
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■es of those playthings at the proposed oue here.
hay is being balded te
A
amount
recently.
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O ir national holiday was appropriately cele
esent.
Our old Siskiyou friend, G ■«». Durand, is one
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brated at Jerome l’rairie on the 5th. The ad- Oi
is v.iti t.id t!i >«e or.ter
at
the
CULillvy d lK’W C Olli IillSalUllL IS.
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pince
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dresses made by (.. 8chieilvlm, A. II. (’arson
•tli .-e ch ■ ip and li m Iy.
Lef
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Al;
•”i I Mr. Woolridge were "JI receive 1. Every-
any time for diawing ur
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Mrs. J. Tupper of Willow Springs precinct
thing "cut v.. ph.’.
} and c.erybu< y seem-
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has returned from Soda Springs much improve
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ed to enjoy themselves.
in Ileal.h.
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Win Fi.rsythc, who itte:npt'-d the lifeof f hi
his
to
"ife at Lakevi w some months ago, pleaded
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guilty tn tin* charge and was sentenced to pay
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Oil tilt* 2 Ch.
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a fin” of -$20J. Tiie citizens of Like-, i.-w made
is last 1
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IS
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ll.to, W. J. I
n ot up the sum <>u the cou Ltiou that he would
ediles
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with telegraph wires, fioles Ir-avH th- place, which he did.
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L ist Satur i li there was a mc<-f:ni of several
b,00>
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Jo! in Orth this week
fast ponies at Bybee’s track and some lively
♦,
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of
wool
to
Sm
Francisco.
is
still
races occirn 1. 8!y's nag b?at K miri ■’<«’.
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A. A Wimer of
creek mill
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h lake and lava bed sections ar
the
propo
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to Heir ■.» hen toe niai! is to be carne
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that
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lililí la st week treated to a tree bear show l y
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way north, 'ihe am
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st non. Several vineyards were demoralized mils, ot "hi.ii there were two, proved quite
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or by the extreme cold last Winter, or tiie yield
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tame and well disciplined. Oil the same eve
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Would have been quite large.
ning a musical trio, consist in 2 of a Tyrolese am’
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the
number
of
cattle
being
driven
his sou and daughter, furnished some excellent
ert y in
T ('. Judkins and party thirteen in all
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to
the
E
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mai
ket
that
Oregon
and
the
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vocal and instrumental music. The company passed through this valley last week, en route
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ritories h ill soAn be without their vast herds evidently did uot find this a congenial latitude, for Lake county on asurveyimg expedition.
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should the demand continue.
as they moved onward the next morning.
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A jolly clew rompoBcd of J. P. McDaniel,
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A prominent citizen of Linkville has conclud
D.
W. ( rosby, Johnny Cowan and others, leit
Mim?;» news .
ed
that
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it
is
not
best
to
be
alone;
and,
un
i
yesterday
fora brief cruise in tile Siskiyotis.
h A
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like
one
of
our
bachelors
here,
he
wdl
not
buy
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The city authorities propose commencing
r I w
Minors are going into Siiminnr quarters.
ar« U, han i
(.'has. J. Howard, who has been engaged in
the Imildiii' of the new town hall before long. a dog to comfort his lonelin 'S3.
l or hay it is
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J. C. Trulliriger has leased hia mines Oil the survey of theC. (’. W. IL, returned hoim
The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company Horse creek to 1 rank Niday.
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For irone! id and common note books, re-
last week after an absence of over two months.
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has
paid the ¡»olicy of ?l.(IT) held by the late
ipt and du- k books, go to tin- T imes otliee.
Jacob and It. II. Klippel have gone to
.John Miller left for San Francisco yesterday
J. J. Niebels. The money was received by T. . Elli >tt creek on a prospeedng tour.
Mr.
■is two y a
Rllb« cription
to lay ina first-class stock of goods for the Hun
B. Kent, administrator of the estate.
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• all ami get
Pfcil Bro«., mining on (Jail’s creek, are ter's Emporium. He will be gone for a feu
md
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David Closner has removed his brewery from said to be doing will, as also are others.
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weeks.
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Jerome Prairie to Wiiderville and is making a !
iru
Operations
are
still
progressing
at
the
Geo. T. D.avi«, a representative of the "ell
fell on Butti* good ipi.ility of beer. He has also fitted up a
telling mine with a fml head of water.
known
wool house of F ilkner, l»*ll
('"., San
cellar tor dispensing his manufactures.
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But for the mines, which have yielded Francisco, has been in town looking alter it-
mir-
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ill
John 1?. McDaniel has been awarded the con fairly this sea .on. money would be only too interests.
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'on’erenwill meet at Eugene
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tract for furnishing !• art Klamath with 2,000 scarce.
rhe cu«
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Jaciili Wagner of Ashland was in town yes
t l'Jtii. Bishop Wdey will pre-
til
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bushels of coal, and started yesterday to burn
Green Bros, of the Sugar Pino lodge arc
terday. from whom we learn that teams aie
it. He will receive I3J cents per bushel.
still running their iirastra and working
° ‘constantly arriving fr< in I ike county and Yre
Grr
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I on
u uni
A regular convocation of Oregon t 'hapter on good rock.
ka for flour.
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Hannurn A Roff, mining on upper Grave
No. 4. IL A. M , will be held next Tuesday
Arthur Ltngell, one of Lak • county's heav
t
li' it Hl
evening
Warren Lmlg. No. 10. A. F. & A. creek, last week took out a nice piece of iest stockmen, was in town this week. He re
gold worth Sis.
r:.e f
M., will meet ofl the following evening.
ports everybody getting ready te cut more hay
t it
.A handsome nugget valued at ?r. was
1 lie number of hides that have been shipped
th mi ever this season.
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ir >m the eastern portion of Oregon is immense, i picked up in Cliappel, E -kclson
Hor. T. J. Stites, Private Secretary to Gov
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ia* two first class boarding- the greater portion of the cattle that died last aces t he ot her day.
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ernor Thayer, ha« our thanks for ti c deci.-ions
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l.y I’. Simon and tiie other by \A inter having been dvtiuded of their skins.
Loe C. Ro len’.erger has disposed of bi«
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recently m ule in tiie .«wan p land contests by
mines on Grave creek and removed to
Thatcher
.t
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orden
of
Linkville
have
been
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the
Secretary of the Interior.
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; Drain. Douglas count v.
awarded the contract for transporting govern
J. L. Wilder, the affable host of the Wild t -
' tilt V, ft
•il lì ’Til
Egan, Sebumpf A. Co. will soon start Ilf
ment
freight
to
Fort
Klamath,
and
have
also
villc
Hotel, wa« in town this we> k. lie in-
tri|
w
I th» ir nrastra again. Good pro»] ects have
secured the wood contract at
S7J ¡»er cord. been sti tick in drifting.
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forms
us that crops are generally
>t ii ti i h
O h • a mimb- r of families are leaving South-
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Jay
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’
ach
will
take
some
of
his
fine
stock,
Gin Lm ma le a cleanup the other day. piegate, some being especially so.
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rrn Oregou <r if.«‘.etn Oregon and Washing- including Altamont, to Yreka and Oakland, We have been unable to learn how much
t
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B. C. Goddard, Jr., has been sworn m as
»a Territ. ry.
(Jal., next Fall. He proposes competing for l money he obtaine 1, but it was considerable. deputy Assessor and is engagedin assessing the
n rival
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■f cittì into Like county from some ot the purses at the Siskiyou county fair.
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The water - of Elliott creek have receded . country lying along Rogue River. A
1 ht
t uih i. usm an >
Ai.-i.««>r
t
enough
to finable miners to resumo work, Goddard is tinishilig up the balance of the
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of
th
Stati*
is
unprec'.d
nted
and
ut, and Beino
Messrs. J. 8. and C. J. H »ward, the survey
his camp promises to be a lively one.
¡Till <•
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ors of the route to Crescent City, are engaged
county.
le of vici
The Squaw Lake Ditch Company has rc-
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Mr. H _ ui made th
1 of Tm-t■•»•s held a special meeting on their report of proceedings, which will be
We received a c.r 11 from Prof L. L R »gers
ev nmg, but transacted no business submitted to the Wagon Hoad Committee in a sn tie I operations and are piping nwav a! of Ashland College yesterday. He will start
H<
a lively rate. Wm. Brodheck and John
few days.
(¡ale are superintending the work.
fur the Willamette valley in a few weeks to at
M
ar
of the constitution and Ev
Prospectors will find a full line of mining tend the M E. Conference and lock ter other
Welb .rn B-eson informs us that Wagner dis
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il. has just been issued from trict will build a tine two-story school house, blank*, printed after the latest and best business.
A H aadhomi
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Oregonian. Poe.ih<mt.t - '
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No. 1. Im
proved Order
up lust 'I ue«il tv «wiling in dm
i he wickets of tip- neat w t.r a ata li A<1 l»een
thrown open and th »I* Hl :-111 bi -rs of the
lTihc, with tin ir relit atiwsand a few in-
;seaibL-d to witni’S;
viteit frien ls, hk<i
the ceremonies
F. 0. Fur. dra
Dis
trict Deputy Great Siohein. 01 IL rate .1,
ami was assisted by John C'P i I mjiuk
Great Junior Sagamore, raising tip tiie
following chiefs: S
.eheui, II. K. Hu.ina.
Sachem.
Hi
'-*< nii»■• S vganiorc, (.has.
(. ims Nickell
Nickel!: Junior
Sagamore, Dios. T. M 4 K .'tizie; Ch
C‘i ■ f of
h •cord.-,. (J. W. Sas’aw; Keeper of Wam
pum, 1 Solomon; Prophet. lienrv Pape.
Sr.; First Sanni;». E. H. Antenrieth;
Second Sannap. R. M. Garrett: First
Warrior. T. J. Keiiney; Second Warrior,
J. C. McCully; Fir.«t Brave, Sol. Wise;
L ’»al I lli’iive, ll d»t. A. Miller; G .»ar«l of
.he i »rest, Adam ScLmi.lt; Guard of the
A\ 'xw im. Christian Kretzer.
Saclieui
Il.iL ia closed the ceremonies with ?.
neat address,
»r wliich refreshrnents
were pt taken of an ’ a few hours whiled
away m s<. dal intereou»
1 lie Jaekson-
sunvi’le Br.. s Band was in attendance
and enlivened the alLiir with its tunes,
Tiie assemblage was ulsa favored with
some choice songs by the tuneful Glee
Club. It was past t'e hour of eleven
when the comp my di-yersed, some to
wend their wax I omeward : n i other* to
join ill tile gid
« <>f th? daiice ll
the Club Koon:. The whole ivas
v.
thorough-
ly enjoyed and proved a i petition of ill
many handseme events in .iugulateli b ;
tiie lied M *ij.
Goan's August Flowar.
I: is T'.st .¡•»I for p< "pie suffering with Dy*-
pepsia at»-' liver <’• cpMint or any derange
ment <>f the digestive org.in« such a* Sour
Sp-mach, Sick Headache, Habitual (Joatiye-
nts- Palpitation ui the Heart. Heartburn,
Waterbias'i, gnawiog au ’burning ;»ains at the
pit. of the sto-n icli, Y ellow Skin, Cpatci Totigti«
and difagreeable ta«»e in <’•• n:‘>'-th. coming up
of t" ¡¡I
er rating, low eptrits. Ac., f" put off
fioui day to day buying .•*. arti 4c that they
know has cured their neighbor, 'riem! or ti l
vet they have no Jaith in it until it is
Bu» if you "ill go tn ¡»ur Druggist
i bottle of G rffn ’ s A^r.rn P*r.ow •».
ed to cure is as certain
you live.
S. mpii lk ttie of this medicine cm bo » btaim d
for lOecnis to try it« superior virtue.
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Regular s ze75 cents. Try it; two doses will
reheie any case.
In the Whole
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No preparation has ever performed sneh
marvellous cures, or main'amed *o wid« a
leim'a'.ion, as Avri:'('iirnnv Pi' rrontr.,
which is recognized a* the world's remedy
for all diseases ot the throat and lung«.
Its long-continued series of wonderful cures
in all climate* has made it unlversallv
known a« a safe an 1 reliable agent to em
ploy. Against ordinary colds, which are
i lie forerunner* of more serious disorder«,
it acts specLly and surely, always reliev-
ii’g suffering, and often saving life. Th,
protection it affords, by its timely u«e in
the throat an i lung di orders of children,
makes it an invaluable remedy to be kepi,
•ilw..,'« on hand in every home. No |»er
uri cun h .T '1 to t>e without it, and thn*»»
v. lio h tvv "»nee used it never will. From
their k»»ov. edge oi it« composiiioii and et*
te. is,IL»' oans use ihe C hi . bkv PEgroHAr*
• x er».« vely . i their | tactive, atid Clergy
men recoinrn<*iio ■'
I’ is absolutely cer
tain in Us icti.e li.il elL ct'. and will always
<• re w! • iccurer u>e p-b>;ble. l-'ursaleby
ail deal' rs.
C. or II.—Th« loilowing vilieers of Ad
vanco < ouueil No. 3 were instai ed by Di.
Coon, assisted by Messrs. Tallent and Oat ■
At the r<*»id<mce of A.
m tn of Monitor Council, on the 10:h: J A. S, DONl'.V - DA'.
H ; otbbv, iK-ai Eagio Point, July lltb,
M<>i4on, 'V. (’.; .‘I. A CrvJor
B.
Lv W. II. ¡’a. her, J. 1’., Geo. Duuey and
Woydctnan, W
; C. C.
Mins Eiia Davis.
,
Ianv, 1*. W. C.
C.; D.
D illarhide. A.
Oil the 11th,
\YATS'»N—In Jacksonville, July Otb, to
Taylor, install'
the wife of lion. E. B. Watson, a daugh
Council, No. 5
ter.
BROWNING—On Grave '•’■-■'■k. July fitl,,
Berry, W. C. ; A
to wife of L. N. Browning, a da ugh ter—
Root, W. S.; ?
a I .’-I’otin ier.
Owings, W. IL;
LEV!N’>oN -At R seLurg, July 4’h, to the
11 irvev, W. S
; 1.
•.Vife of 1. L< ' inoli, a daughter.
.Skeeters, P. W
\V. PAYNE- In Eden product, July 9th, to
1’.; A. «-¡ni h, i<
the wife of Win. l’ay lie. a son.
These ( 'otiilell
- T:, T i kson ville,J illy J 4th,to tlm
!lp -
N. A. J.iobs
poini d anti c
lull
\v.¿i. í . iurrey,<i sc•□•
cb’trge of »lie G:
i i J : A KI
In EJen precinct, J illy 8th, to the
The (irati I < 'll
" ile "t i ranci* Dr.ike, u d.iughtei.
Council ol With
P '.TI ER'-i 'N —In E b*n precinct, July 10th,
of tlm Hi li for il
te of S. l’atterson. a daughter.
»
I
<
Vl
L
M
i
r
nt the a.
1 il>'U- til l t bn
b ick, ac
fiiih
i
i' i
i
hrs
i a
V
<xt
A il
r
on spirited steens, w:i
out defa nmg rhe pri
will go through their vr
evolution*, forming er
etc. The greatest pre epara*
for the event.
* 1- nrn
Reainvs <»f tin* pl act u h» is
prop.se* twin,' present’, am
superint ndent of the Stu
Sturling
Ku ¿it, »• ill tt.dis' or to attvud.
26x3(1 feet in size, lumber for which is now on
»
Halt a d < zm parties have taken place in tiie ground. Jas. Helms will superiuten l the
Jacks»
■ in ah mt as many «lays, and the construction.
ited.
As will ho seen by advertisement elsewhere,
celebrateli their national the County Commissioners will receive sealed
the 14th. with consid- ' proposal s for keeping the county poor. Bids
vm.
will be received for their care for one and two
The first numb -r of the “College Ceroma” years, respectively.
will app' ir in August an I will be published
J. S. Howard proposes improving his build
quarterly th -reafler.
ing between the New State House and the. Post
It is t «lim ited that mor'’ beef cattle will be Olli "e at an early date. C. C deman alsj con
driven from Lake c muty this season than dar tempt/. < some improvements to his property
on Californ ia street.
ing any previous one.
Rumors reached here last week, says the
Tiie cool weather the forepart of the week
A
roka
“Journal,” of a belief that Geo. Gilbert
w as very beneficial to the crops, which an
was
murdered,
instead of being drowned in
*i(‘l<ii
tilling oil niet i V.
Lost river; but we hardly think a Coroner’s ju
The c< ■I <•■ -11 i?s are an incentive fnrpleas-
ry would give a ver lict of accidental drowning
tire drive , and Cardwell is kept busy supplying
if there w-re any doubts in the matter. Toe
team*. He can furnish any kind oa ahert no-
had character of some ineu he had dealings
nee
with ptobaoiy aroused such suspicion.
I
4
forms, on hand at the T imes otfiee. .Also
Those residents of Ashland who have laen
a supply <4 Copji's I land book of Alining attending the State Fa r—M. Baiun and wife.
Law, stan lard authority.
Mr.« H. C. Hill and Misses Kato 1 hornton
P. T. Ives, an oil prospector, who is nt anil Nettie Wauiier among the number—have
woi k in the Sisk!yous, informs us that tiie returned home.
«now ÍS twentv foot deep in manv places.
Henry Pape, Sr., Judge
.Aut'-n-
Not ? a great deal of prospectinu has been
rieth and Chas S"hultz n
douo on account ot lugli waters.
oft the
1
Frank Ennis has returned from Galice finny tribe of Appl'gati
didn’t lake a contr.ict to
market
creek, from whom we learn that water is
with fi b, however.
becoming light and that the English and
Blue Gravel companies have suspended
Fred. Heber of I ittle Butte -al’c I on us
piping ami are now eloaning up.
this week .'1110 informs us that that stream can
now he ford. 1 in pl ices, thou 'h it is still rath-
Almost louiig Again.
Mv mother was aillictcd a long time erh'gh. Grasshopper« are thick < Hi tills side of
with Nenralgi i and a dull, heavy inactive the creek, I ut ln;ve nut reached the other sid<-
condition of the whole svs-ein; lmada-he as yet.
nervous prostration, and was almost help
G- n. Appiedate, the sage of the Mohawk,
less. No phv«ician* or medicines did her
anv good, d Free month« ago she began tn told w'nat he knew about politics at .'shlaud
u«e Hop Bitter«, with good eff et that she yesterdav ev. ning.
He is one of the R *publi-
seems an i feel« young again, alt hough over
E1 *t vrs. but w i'l neve C'l
7(1 vear.s old. We think there ¡«no other can candidate« for El
Lish’s ten ii u
mediein" tit to use in the family. A lady lus voic i o fio- ni-xt Fresi lci»t
of office is limited.
in Providence. R. I. — T'-'irnal.
r PCTlIty
. R'>GER< A. M.. P res -
■r of Natural Selene«,
il l’iulo-opliV.
i;< ' Y AL, A. MProfessor
•ok Languages ami Lit-
PlIECKI’IKESS,—
Principal of Pre-
I »
• IV
I)»*I
I i .L .'. .’4. >1 ‘ > î î.—Teacher of Piano,
• 1 !'•: ni imi Yoon! Cu! uro.
M Iss
Assistant
HoRN L >N '
C juriô.3 of Study
ix year*, including
(■laduauiS iece.se
and A. M.
n ing three year*. Degr»*«
ti < t. ...I and Musical, oc-
• ti « i-acli. D ploma« gi veu
laminen.s oi ¿íaduaies.
E.rpeaaec.
AV'* regret to lfi-trn that the
g fi tun of ( ’ iro H.'o«. of lì »se
failed, and tti at an assignee
liar/ > of tl •ir store
I'lTON.—S6a month, J15 a quarter, $(U
a vear. (»ne scholar lliree year*, or linee,
in samo family, ouo year, ÿioo. in-íiiu*
men'xi Music or Voi,-u Culture&»a monti».
Vocal music in class $3 a quarter. Board
JJ.Mfaweek, Rooms or Collages for seif-
boardmg, $2 t<> $5 a niotiiii. Ttiiijoy In ail
ca'O payable in advaneu in cash ur accep-
labio noies.
Mont'popular than ev- r. I”! .If? genuine
“Singer ’ sew ing machines sol 1 in ls7f, be
mg at the raieol 1,400 machines each work
ing day, and an inctca-e of 71,735 over last
years sale«. Buy the be«t. Was'c no
Fall Teri»* < uri mence* Septomber l*t,
money on “cheap counterfeits.”
D. H. 1«« '. Winter r<’ri’ <•• mummens November
Fealheis, agent.
■Jltli, ls>-0 Sjciiig 'l etin commences March
1st, 1«1.
hav.
COLLEGE CALENDAR.
Prsabid Paira aâ Ecss of Interest
Impure B nth •
Among nil tin I i«a green I »!<• con sequence«
i hai lol low t he ileciiv <»f ttio toe'll, an im-
pure l>re-itl» must i e the most in »inlying
and ii nph (\i a ant te,
to its
i!s |)os«i
po
«s<»’’. ami it i«
the ii.'is I ItK
im*xcfis.ild<
’Xctls ill!.. :|’| | I>1 -llsiv • lll«" 'li’
t v; mid yet I he c:uise i»f it in i’’e:i«:tv » K‘-
m<>vc<I by
elcansnr. your 1« in <! 1 iy w.tli
liy elcansmg
that, justly p<»pt;l. ¡r dc.itili ice, Fi;igrant
si i'/.‘ 11 a »N I’. It p'* les and «Weeten.- tilt
lire i' h, cools a»”’, i < 1 r ■«lit’* i he mon h, ami
gives a pear!-Ilk«* ap ip<*;iranee to tiie teoth.
< i'’tr Ii men who im'ii ilge in * iii'tking shotil'l
cleanse '.heir t ■'.Ii wiili Si >Z i|> >NT. ;*« it
rem > vs •ill imple i-.tnt o Im'.-e of the week,
\sk Vo ur .li iiggi «t lor it.
9----------- - — —
4
Hi How MV I’.M * k Aim: !” IT"" oft-m
hear it said, Well may the vietini
plain, for the kidneys . ri- mittering;
when that is t he <•:»«” t'leri’ i- alwn' «
rer gient dang •r. Ki 1 m-v ili -o.i •'■ -, if
run, too often <•1*. I ' italI
There >«,
ever, n sure <• ire f.»r tlmiii. HUNT’S
icine I h it does not fa:1
1 1 t . Liveraml I rin.il v
Bruzlit’s Disease, the
Px i'k keepli.'', Bn-iness Arithrnfcllc, Eng-
l.*li »' in, io.li il and o’.lier bri"’ ■Le» spec
iali' | ie| inr.i'iy !'>r liUsiiicss litewill »«-
CiiVU tii:U-li:ll ’<'.'iill"ll.
’,'!. • le -, uai.iing ¡.mi instri’cti >n aff^rded
tlmse pi epa ring lo la .i; li.glier M m .I i «-
im'tles iam.’l.'. fi tclic.illv an i thoroughlv,
Asli! : ,.i l;is no Kaioons. 'I he baio <>i hi
iii’ig le.uois •« pi.iu.biUd Ly tbc city
in Iioritie-,
> are sustamed by a strong
{»libile MUlÙIilcnt •
The «elioni ¡« under thè tuaprrvlslnn ni Ilio
M tmeii-l Ep.sc »pai C«. nell. File Blbie
"ili he ip'vien'ly rea»! am) studiali; ibo
" iishipi' God ci"’'>ii:i.ued; blit ll'.r iiisli-
;uti »n wiii i o «»cianai, in no ubjectmnaliio
>>( ■ 11 Sf*.
l'.i* r»>ns living at e distan -S "in arrange
the l’’<*ik-nt ‘or board and
r<»oiu «.
•l'i,. 'r.i.
al D nartment :« mentii ned,a*
rt.iy of c intidenev and pauun-
I brilligli
•: Ad ir j-scll oniuiunicationuto
,
ilidllZL Cells';: ani Normal School,
A-liland. I K'kson C<)., <»regon. .
(HAN .ETN Bl'SINESS
Elof.rii ■g Mills will Klop
ui iluiing "ii me 1«! day of .May. Per*« ns
¡¡a \ imr flour <»r offal at tImse mill« are re-
*i1'.'it<*■ i to take ii away on or before lhat
time. Ail I • I'oiis ind'-bted to the under
<• i •-by n<> oii-i to come forward
: -o<- li
heit-by
ai. I -i •’■.<:
I>er w.
cn h, wheat or not»»,
- it hcr
w; h on
a« mv books inu-t be squared up al that
fete.
T i. M KE.XZIE
TO A
O '" WING
I he Eureka
a
■ r-LA( K GN BIG APPLF.-
a month wince, a black
• J! years old, white «pot on
'. ,u
c w lute hind foot, an I
ioi *’
o. 22 <<n left etionlder. Tho
11 I
:i 'a>>lv reward«'! bv leaving
n I al Card .veil’s livery stable m
FAItM FO^. SALE.
milE UNDERSIGNED lU F".1;« FOB
1 t h re«
1 Mil« Rt a burga
rnilfi« southeast <•! '"iva. c m'auiin:ry 1 S’* yV
a<'ie«. fit'-v cl w ' i :. '< ur ti’ i r «il.»1 i
The pl ice is well w-Cere 1 >m 1 hi« fi» if» bin
ber on ¡i, 1- ir foi'th’r participa IS ap
ply to
DAX ID II. Xi 1 l.l.i ¡R.
J ack«’ 'ii vil le P. » >.. 1 'i ' ‘L*nÎÎ.
A BARGAIN.
K. BoZE.
J JR SALE.
MTNTNG DITCH, KNOWN AM
ip.<>*o quill ditch, running front'
r creek i<> Willow <p,ing*. j'..rti<«<(
g l" .!!.'■ -:iid. ditch viti :»;.nlv to
1 HO8. CIL a VNAÇR.
At • h ivnr.Ranch.
Dated J‘il i S, 18^0.
B1
TDi.E bin, Mirrili)«,
»pur«, hain"%
nop ile*
•uid .h, al, hairl'i ii-iifi« and currycomb?.'
• r
1»'i(*k‘^s,
hw N,
I HIN MILLER^,