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About The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1880)
zZ 1) a TV 1 à » W rar •sw TIC TIMES. 0 WHO TIMES. -e—-4- - ---------- a Published every Friday Morning by \ -y -, CHARLES NICKELL, t'O Editoran»! Proprietor. a it in- jß / S3.00 2.00 LOO JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1880 VOL. X 11 PROFESSIONAL CARDS. STABLES. WINES AND LIQUORS. DRUGS, MEDICINE, ETC. 1 1 111 ■ .............. ... - 1 PHYSICIAN A. P. IIOTALING, 429 Jackson St., San Francisco, AND SURGEON, BACK OF COURT HOUSE, A. P. HOTALING & CO., Importers of Jacksonville, orftcou. A. C. JONES, Consolidation of HODGE, SNELL <fc CO., and T. A. DAVIS A CO., Proprietor». ISH & CATON, FINE WISES AND I.1QVOKN. W IIOLESALE DRUGGISTS, Sole Agents for the I ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW, AVING LATELY FITTED UP THE barn ontheSehool Hons« H Fiat conimodious and in the rear of the Court House, we J. H. CUTTER JACKSONVILLE, OGN., Will practice in all the Courts of the State. Office on 5lh street, opposite Court House. are now fully prepared to attend to all bus iness in our line with promptness and dis patch and at the most reasonable rates. OLD BOURBON WHISKY I And W. J. Lemp’sSt. Louis Beer. TURNOUTS. G. H. AIKEN. M D., The Stable is furnished with the best ani SURGEON, Gm. 4«mts for Stale Invert incoi nimraiire Co. mals and most substantial buggies; also a first-class hack and saddle-horse. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. NEW STATE SALOON, Horses boarded, and the best eare be stowed on them. Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. Offico— On California street, opposite Union CALIFORNIA STREET, Give us a trial and judge for yourselves. Livery Stable. DHA CATON. Proprietor. C. W. SAVAGE, Jacksonville, July 1, 18*0. ■ P. JACK. M. D.. i PHYSICIAN PHYSICIAN AND AND SURGEON, HODGE, DAVIS & CO., NEW LIVERY STABLE. E. C. L ord , 25 Front St., Portland 92 & 91 FRONT STREET PORTLAND, OREGON. SOUNDS FROM THE OAMPAIGN. THE GREAT HANCOCK REPUBLICAN PROSPERITY THE RESULT OF DEMO MEETING IN NEW YORK. CRATIC LEGISLATION. “EUREKA” H Jacksonville. Oregon. Office on California street, opposite P. J. Ryan’s atore. Calla promptly attended to, day or night. LUBRICATING OILS, ETC. ETC. EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS. aving recently fit ped up an . entirely now ami commodious barn ami C alifornia S treet , corral, wo are now fully prepared to attend to all business in our line. Plenty of grain, grain hay and flour E. H. AUTENRIETH, ». P. JltVIX Proprietor. kept constantly on hand and for »ale Horses boarded and the best care bestow ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW, ed on them. yrONE P»UT THE ('Hl’H'TXT AND BEST M^uSalisfaction guaranteed, Give ns a Jacksonville. Oregon, ; ii Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars trial. J, N. T. MILLER A CO. Linkville, Sept X, 1879. Will practice in all the Courts of the State. » kept. DRINKS, 12JÍ CENTS. Prompt attention given to all busiuess left I in my care. I I KO CREDIT IN 'nil-: FUTURE—U don't Office in Orth’s Brick Building—upstairs. i pay. Families needing anything in our line can always be supplied with the purest and Carrj lu x the S. .if nil. H. KELLY, I best to be found on the Coast. Give me a I call, and you will be well satisfied. AfTORNKY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW, H PHILLIPS’ EXPRESS. 329. Bob Ingersoll says: “The Republican party has gone to hell. ” Garfield voted for the salary-grab and against the arrears of pension. Under the new constitution of Colorado that State wrtl not hold an election until the 2d of November. The extreme North and the extreme South greet each other with the true fervor that be longs to patriotism. w aving again taken possession GLASSWARE, lULV/ZOIF G7..L8W, Applegate. Oregon of this saloon, the undersigned will be pleased to meet his friends and the public generally at this old and popular resort. PAINTS. OILS AND Late of Glasgow, Scotland. Office and The tines' liquors ami cigarscan always be drug-store on the Drake farm. had at this place, and the tables are always PAINTER’S STOCK OF EVERY KIND. supplied with all the leading newspapers MAIN STREET, LINEVILLE, OREGON. L. DANFORTH. M. D., and periodicals ot the »lay. A first-class billiard table is also kept BLUE VITRIOL, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, at thia house. J. N. T. Miller & Co.. Prop’rs. Ixqral advertisements I A fair reduct ion from to yearly and time adv» Yearly advertiseinen Job printing neatly a ed, and at reasonable rates. C ocnty W arrants always taken at par« Unlike Garfield, Geo. IL Williams couldn’t get the U. S. Senate to believe that his 31,690 rE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND laudaulet was a “loan!’’ a complete stock of And all their lies about a “Soli»l South,’’ami “payineut of rebel claims, ’ and “rebel Briga DRUGS diers” went for natlglit in Maine. PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES The New York “Herald” has thoroughly PATENT MEDICINES NO. 42? ■ V» J. A. CALLENDER, M. D., *• < > vvj^p ^T^==^Tcn subse- OFFICE—On Oregon Street, In Orth’s Brick Building. Rates of NiilMicriptlon: One copy, per annum,...................... “ six months, ........................ “ three months,................... s ¡ADVERTISING. canvas*»;»! Pennsylvania, ami thinks Hancock s chances of carrying it are eipial to Gartiekl's. The action of the Germans in declaring for Hancock causes consternation to the Republi cans. Il means that (thio is lost to Gariicld. Mr. Tilden was elected without Maine, («»•imral Hancock has Maine as a starter. This shows 18S0 w ill be like 187»»,only more so. The “Mercury” alleges that the gentle “Flaxbrake lujged 830,(X)‘) m greenbacks to Oregon, to be put where it will do the most good. A new reason why General Garfield should Sole Agents for Oregon for the cele be eleeteil has been d:sc»»vere«l by a campaign brated CARROLIC HIKM nri\ which orator in Florida. It is that “lie begun lite as kills Ticks, Lie« and all parasites on sheep, and is a sure cure for screw-worm, scaband a boy. ” foot rot. Circular sent on application. The official returns from Vermont show an mcreasu of both tloi Republican and Democrat ic vote, and the Gariiel.lets haven t anythin., to crow over. \\ e don’t blame tl Republicans for fail’ug CALIF* »RNIA STREET, to be eiitliusia ic over I larlield. \\ hat holiest man could la* over a candidate with such a rec- Kahler & Bro., Proprietors IND)’»’ NDF.NT KEPT BLK'ANS ARRAYING THEM SELVES INDKK THE GENERAL’* BANNER. A meeting of a curious and significant character was held recently at Uhiekering llall, New York. There were fully two thousand people pres'.-nt, s»-v<*ral hundred of whom were ladies of stylish and intelli gent appearance. Tin* fact appeared that it was a gathering of Republicans who came together tz» indorse Hancock and to rai»* the wildest kind of applause at every mention of his name. They out-herodeil Herod, and threw dyed-in-the-woud Dem ocrats entirely in lhe sha le by their en thusiasm for the Democratic candidates. According to the car<l the meeting was railed by th»* “National Association of C iir-ervutive Republican and Independ ent Voters.’’ and th»* response mu t have been gratifs ing to the managers. At eight o'clock there entered on the stage Mr. Leonanl .J»‘rom»*, imeompanied bv the or- utor <>f the evening, Mr. John W. Fornev, of Phil:ul<-lphia. ami followed by i’olonel H H. Ha ll»-y, General Geoyge'P. F.ste, T. B. Wakeman, General P. H Jones, <'"lonel E. M. Lee General II. G. Worth ington, 1*ml i8. Forb»*s, Samimi S. Pat terson, John T. Gleen, George H. Mitch ell. Colonel Rankle, of Phila lelphia, un»l other R'.-pu’>ii»':ins. (Jolonel I orn»-y took a seat on th - right of the » hairman. ALx Leonard Jer»>mn, and was gr».*uted with several rounds of applause. Mr. Leonar»! Jerome pr»*sontly came forward ami 1 appl.ans■*. ami made a brief off-haml. l»nt most effective speech. He proud ami happy to m»-et so lieuns who, like himself, in- ote the Democratic ticket, said he, “to the independ- Republicaiis, and w<- exiieci >r from anv party. If there i it time whmi the 1 rannnels of ». 1 here is no alarm: ¡.e. W« are at p<*acv* and we on.-lit !" 1,. Ivos (applause, i an i * at peace with »»iirsel R ii ii'li -an l»-aL'liTS. Facts cannot be denied. There is abun dant evidence of prosperity on every hand in this -»oodly land of <>ur». It ap pears to lx- here to stay, but has lioteome for any causes assigned by radical orator* mid tlm press of that party. No section al party is competent to legislate for the w ants of the people of the whole country. A sectional party like the Republican party is too full of sectional hate an<l hide-* b Hind in sc -t’onal animosities to provide measures of relief or inangarate prosper ous times for all portions of our country. 1» is simply beyond the power of such a •»arty to secure prosp»irity to the indus tries of a great pimple. The legitimate sphere of the sectional radical Republi can party is in the realm of discord, hate and malice, and where evil passions and a spirit of detestation are jointly sought to be engendered and exhibited toward a portion of onr common country. With such a party in~power tlie material busi ness interests of the people are overlook ed and neglected. During the twenty years of iH»lical rule no great measure for tlm relief of the depressed industries of the people has been proposed by that hateful faction. Their leaders in Cvu- gresshave been toomuch, too deeply, ab sorbed in DcGolyor pavement rascalities, Credit M ibiiier ft amis and other similar in positions upon the people while that partv controlled both llousesof Cougres* and th" 1<- :i-lation at Washington. Still, in Rpite <»f all these serious drawback* an I hindrances to it by the Republican party, prosperity is here. What has in luced its pre »ell i'? We answer, Demo erat ic in Congress. Nothing else. t go i lie I iemoc ratio party came >'iS'e>i»ion of the lower House of the p • s representatives at Washiug- ton. -ii. for the first time, aftor many years ____ _____ ___ , . capitalists _____ ____ radical misrule, and business m *n all over the Union, knowing the conservative and steady character of Democratic legislation, felt a return of business confidence. Investments were m i l.-, from which large profits have been realized. An impetus heretofore un known was given to manufacture*. Work became abundant and wages good. 1 wo years since the Democracy regain- 1 power in the United States Senate and ■ver since have held un lisputed sway in both branches of Congress. Confidence m commercial circles is fully restored. Hard times hive disappeared, The peo- pie are hnpny, coo < tented and prosperous. VII through Democratic ascendency in t' ngre s. I'.»wards securing thia pros- pros perity th • R'.-ptil’lican radical faction c»a 'ay no claim. It was brought about by .lie strong tin h tken confi dence the busi- n-ss men of all sections repose in the Democratic party. (»< ol times are th* legit imttie f»’ii:ts of Democratic rule in tLe nation .1 hails of legislation at Washing ton. Still bet.ei w.l! be the condition of the A.iter.can people when ufter llie fourth of Mat< li lie. t I1:-* Executive chair is filled ov President Han»?oek. n-act* (' ■ , bat IKE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND RAILROAD SALOON, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, •V the largest and most complete assort r, V* ’ » il. EAVES ASHLAND AN D I .IN K VI LI.E ment of Will practice in all the Courts of the State. tlrit 1 every day in the week, excepting Sun Prompt attention given to all business on Cor. Cali tomia and Oregon Sts., Jacksonville The days, and connects with the mail lor Lake trusted to mv care. poli- view. Office opposite Court House. HENRY PAPE. Engineer, licei! Superior Accommodations for Passengers e tic* party in power, to be found in S'oti’hern Oi-e--on. DR. GEO. KAHLER, Who will be carried to any point on the lier tli uight, no other Also lite latest and finest styles of road at reasonable ra.es. It is all right for a PHYSICIAN A SU R G E O N , THROUGH TICKETS, 12J C ent s ,1 ne by fair means; A General Express Business STATIONERY, so by ways that ar« Jacksonville. Oregon. Transacted. All orders promptly attended r quiet inen to stop And a great variety of PFRFUMES and a thè Southern policy policv Dises.es of women ami children a specialty. pIIOICE WINES. LIQUORS AND <T- to and satisfaction guaranle«><l. IL F. PHILLIPS. 'It’ll.ET A I! I 1 <' 1 ,ES. inc!udina the lx->t and gars constantly on hand. The reading We ......................... ‘ don ’ t like their Calls promptly attended to lay nr night. .Ashland, June 1. 187!». elioa pest assort inent of UOM M< >N and l'ER Office at Citv Drug Store. Resilience on table is also supplied with Eastern penodi- irii'f | »olicv. nor their Fl M ED SO A l’S in this mark,*!. o »is and leading papers of the < 'oust. Valley street, next d»»-»r to J. E. Beggs’. e:vii servire reform. Preseri pthms careful I v com pounded. we like ? 1 I (««.rrioid. a ♦ Rbl’.T. KAHLER, Druggi t. J. A. «UASTAIN. M. D.» : 1 .X ant a tu ¡T for r»'ve- nt nil sue our hips afloat PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, li. and we would like BLAUXP.MITHING, ETC. CALIFORNIA ST., therers wh .<> are kept Takas pleasure in announcing to the citl- T"i. 1*11:11 which S avbd the U nion .— t i ie I, e pub, til part.» aensof Phnenix, Ashland and surrounding In a speech at B- liville. Illinois, ex-Sens- ’ thè lmiJ. vicinity that he has permanently located SOLANDO McDANIEI.. F HO I* Il I ETORN. tor L.v man Ttumbull, candidate for Gov- on Wagner creek, throe miles south ot I’AlllloT, STATESMAN AND GENTLF..WAN. I ei iiur on iho Democratic ticket, in rela the former place, lor the practice ol his I In < tenoral Haneock- ¡eaiappiati.se) — tion to the Republican claim that that Roseburg. Oregon. profession. I ro G ET— e lie.,! not >nly the gallant soldier, patriot partv won th»* battles of the Union, re- ’alls promptly attended at all hours, rnilfs POPULAR RESORT. UNDER TH!; I new management, i* furu'shing the l>»*4 day or night. ml statesman but a g< ¡lticnian. and 1 milked: “L.it 1 have not «tone with tl.'» brands of liquors, wines anti cigars. Tlu A TEItCH \NTS OF JACKSONVILLE onf- ss 1 wou! I ! ike t<> be so like V. asli- .al - .* cla:m of the Republican party. I reading table is supplied with Eastern peri- Al and vicinity slii if ing goods via Ro*e- igton as IL meuck. in the White House. propo: <■ to day to bury it so deep with I «><b«*als ami leali'ig pipers of the C»*a*t. William Ma -i-cv, .a e-il’ :- nairc ale 1 rewer of SOCIETY NOTICE. btrg will find it to their advantage to ship ('ol. For» :»’y on comimr forvard w;.s re- facts ami fi'ruri s that only the dupes of — IXIM! IX — Give us a call. M• • 1 > ANI EL V N >L.A ND. through this h< us«. Ample warohmr, I’inl.'.'L lplii.i, and a lm-n-lu r of the Union cived with lo ig continued applaasa. lie :■ t:. .. gm c mlonger room, *afeand earettil storage, and business • ' 1» ■ ' beguiled by „ it. JatksoHwll.* Gransr \o. 8S I’, of II.. Leayne, declines to t»Tve • n the l iron League lid that he wa h ippily in thj bedel l lu> Democratic State of Missouri alonu promptly attended to. U L ’ UT UTY1 1? Helds ita regular meetings every two weeks HOTELS, ETC. Gaiiivhi Campaign C< n.mittee, and deciares that he was addressing References: S. M irks A Co., J. C. Fined, a a perfectly impar in wlii *h Air. Idn -oln receive- ri’-.r’i-.. JJi eJ 1 Oil Lij • the residence of J. N T. Miller, G. Hnvm:«, Roseburg. for Ham ock. tial and patriotic audience. He believed 028 votes in 1860, furuishe l 191».111 m< n MINGUS, Master. Mark vour goods: l'aro of H. L. M., «NMir MlLLKR, Secretary. A call for a meet in • of Irish Republicans in this was a gathering of free lances. For ’.<> the Union armv -a greater number —AND AT— Roseburg. « Portland was responded t<> by f» ur Irishmen, his part he was born a Democrat, and af than wasfurn' h lb. all the Republicsi» ter speuiling twenty-two years of service and some of them were Americans by birth, in the Rtipn dii-iin pin tv he had come ba -k States of V. r •uont. Rhode Island, Mimic- BUSINESS CARDS. mta, Nebiv I n M asonic B uilding , I I’he Republican party is uot one for our Iri.ii liome to the Democratic party, and every Neitlief M > ■< * n!K nsas put together, — ÍS AT— i-higan, Wis'-oiisiu or Iowa citizens, and none- appreciate tins fact moie moment s experience convinced him that ttirui-aed as * aaiiv troops to tlm Union as B. R03TEL, he was welcomed there, lie did uot Missouri. «I dm A. Dix and Daniel S. than they. Oregon Street, Jacksonville FORWARDING AND SHIPPING AGENT, come Lack alone, but with a whole army Dicki m.on, of New York, Lewis Caas vf Dr. r.ilbot, a Greenbacker in M’ssouri, v\r- behind him. He found the strange mys JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. •1 cliigan, ¡md St 'phon A. Douglas, of PROF ESS h »N A L 11AIR-UUTTE R, Koseburg. Oregon assassinated recently, and our sanguinary co- terious evangelism pervading every sec this S!-.'.*, all life-long Democrats and I rilHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR- tein. knows that a < Confederate brigadier did it. tion of the country. However, the Re L aders oi th.- party, the moment Fort 1 chased Win. Kieuz.cr's interest in this lb- has evidently missed his calling. Heou jit publicans might count and bribe and ca S .niter wu s iired np n. came out in pub- HLL GTVE SPECIAL ATfENTION IN ORTH'S BUILDING. est il>lishim-nt, desire to announce to the F to forwarding good* consigned to his to be sent down South to grind the Republican jole, the fates had de -ided that General !;c spi-ee’ucK for the Union. public that they are now prepared to fill all Hancock would be the next President of orders for cakes of every description, such care. Freight money advanced. Commis I ollowmg up thi.> representation of the outrage mill. sions reasonable. All business in this line the United States. as wedding cakes, cakes for parties, wine fm ts in the < iis<*, ex Senator Trumbull es p e < t f r i. l y a n n o u n < ’ es TO shall receive my prompt alten.ion. John W. Forney w rites to William IT. Eng made th .* strongpoint: In 18(50 Mr. Lin- the public ot Jacksonville and vicinity cakes; also brown and rye bread, ginger i/t" All consignments to my care should ¡ lish, the Democratic candidate tor \ ice-Presi- snaps and era kers. Take orders on ex that he wan a scholar of Prof. Dr. Mosier, FASHION NOTES. ■ •"!ii received a total vote of l,bt>6,322 and be marked <«. R. A., Roseburg, Oregon. director of ihe University of Greifawalde, change. Prices reasonable and satisfaction I dent, that the accessions to Hancock and Enc- t there v er»* »-nlisL 'l during the war 2,678,- guaranteed. I’russia, and Prof. Dr. \ olkinann, ol the ••o vol .mit ers. J t the Republicans alone li.-h aro so numerous, the evidence of the break It is also our intention to keep a first-class Very small bonnets worn on the back of University ot Halle. During the r'r.mco- •mppi'cssed the tebellion, somebod? in the old line so strong, that he shall not be the head are again in vogue. Prusaiau war he was special assistant to iunch-liotise, at which the best ot evo rv thing i i the Doctor-in-ehief Zuelzer and Ludwig of in the line will he served at all hours. Laces embroidered with metals will be • »ugh! to explain h-w 1.866,322 v.uerH surprised if Pt-nnsylvana is carried for the Dem ^CiUrresh broad every »lav. ••oi.hl fnrmsli 2,u.‘J,'.♦•)< men of military Berlin and Breslau, Germany. Fractures i among the imported fail novelties. CALIFORNIA ST., GROB’A ULRU’H. pASTINGS OF ANY SIZE AND IRON ocratic candidates. 'ge. and external diseases, acute or chronic, most fancy cos- Buttons on boots worn with ' work ot every description neatly and —- —- ■ ■ ♦ • »- - . - earefuily treated. Cupping. I>eeching, Bleed We move forward, not backward. If I were Himes match those on the suit. promptly executed. lag and teeth extracted al all hours. President, I would veto all legislation which N. FICKE, to fill the P a < ¡FiCAiToN. — 1 he sentiment of Sena Proprietor Petticoats are male wider "$X-Grist, tjuirtz. an»l Saw Mills, Sta All kinds of birds stutled and put up in tor David Davis of Illinois, given in last tionary and Portable Engines, made to fuller skirts of the dresses now worn. might come before me providing for the pay umst natural shapes. I order and warranted. (.'ords will play an important part in the number of th»- l^invr^t, should be made Jacksonville, Dec. 11, 1S77. ment of claims of any kind for losses or dam ASHLAND, OREGON, FOUNDRY—one block south of the I ages by persons who were in rebellion, whether trimmings of dresses and wraps this fall. ihe watchword of the campaign. There H1HTS WELL-KNOWN MARKET, O|>- i Depot, Roseburg, Oregon. It is again fashionable to wear the hair can lie no Listing harmony between the . posit«» Kahler A Bro.'s drug store, is I pardoned or not. [General Hancock to Mr. in coils, m which strings of pearls are -• iii.gs of our I uicii until the partisan JOHN L. CARTER & SON. Mrs. Vining. Proprietress. better prepared than ever to furnish the Cook of Cincinnati, Sept. 21», 1880. issues th 4 have b» nn fanned info flann'i >ublic with the choicest quality of twisted. S. P. HANNA, PAINTERS. Evening dresses are worn at the mo by the Radical leaders fordhe j :,st tWel» h Ex-Senator Mitel.*'1!, who thoncht to main- Fresh Beef. i Pork. Veal, i a studious silence regarding Cariield and ment in Paris with high necks and short v. ars, are b'lrie l. L' tus have peace, not aving t , eased the property bl< ev< s. 'll ■ !>y muzzling the press, and ot J. H. Mayfield, known as the Union Motion. Ham, ’ • Arthur, wa« forced into a vi orotis def» nse ot Ladies who have gray hair do not con • nforced r.t ‘la* ; oi:u of the bavon-1, .bnt House and Bakery, but now called the 1VK ARE FULLY PREPARED TO I>0 Biron, Salt Meats. I them before he had left Jackson county. He ceal it, using neither dyes, pomatum or ' a ... ■ Central House, I have thoroughly '•enovat II »11 kinds of Painting, including Jacksonville, Oregon, harnb'iiy that vvill restore ail Also, Superior i was compelled to admit the existence of grave ■ caps. ed and refurnished the same, and am now sections of our Nation in one common St wage, Lard. Etc. HOUSE PAINTING, prepare i to accommodate my old patrons TN CRONEMILT,ER’S BUILDING, 18 i charges again.11 them and »levoted much time New reticules to match'dresses are rich- b >tb.. united bv acommou interest. Elect and the traveling public in good stvle. I in ro»,«-i|>t <>t a full assort meni of material in attempting to explain them away. rhe most favorable inducements offered lv trimmed with gafhenai lace, cords am. \\ infield Se ut H.ineoek, and we will SIGN PAINTING, MRS. M. IL VINING. to patrons, and no effort will be spared and prepared to »Inali work in his line on li ive ;><-ice. 1’. :!<•• ! !,•■♦ th- bieezes whis- tassels. notice ami in a worktn iniiko manne Moreover, every man who has watched the toward giving general satisfaction. ORNAM ENTAL PA IN TING, p r ;! to lb.- ; -- (> M re. and waft it* Natural or very tine artificial flowers I short Vehicles of every description made to or»!» «. course of Congress under Republican ami Dem N. FICKE. are worn in the hair to match those worn soothin.g Mi..;. tin* fertile plains of Terms reasonablo and satisfaction guaran WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING, ocratic control knows that the Democrats are. in the corsage. the uoiliivii 1. ..ver th»- prairies of Illinoi* i tee» 1. Smooth coiffures and flat waves, bangs, ;»nd the savannahs of th»* South, over the ALL STYLES OF GRAINING DONE. Repaiting a specialty. as a partv, far more economical of the people’s W. J. WIMER. Proprietor. THE HIGHEST S. P. IIANNA. i money than their opponents. The lobby, for and creve cœur locks are the rule in hair) rugged peaks of the R.xky Mountain«, Orders from the country promptly attend dressing. amt murmur iissweet and hallowed musia inerly so powerful and corrupting in Washing ed u>. 1’IIICl: » Among Parisian caprices are large among the forests of our own Sierra*, ffiHE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW PRE- CLASSI I ton, lias absolutely disapp»-are»I jsince the Dem double collars on many dresses prepared l ake up the glad anthem aim let it ring 1 pared to furnish the public with meals ! ocrats took control of the House. - [N. Y. Her lor early fall wear. i WILL. JACKSON, Dentist. for 25 cents. Horses to hay over night, 25 from every hillside ami every valley, ’till cents, with water at the barn. The li^u^ 6’7?.A 'Eli A L BLACK'SMITil ! ahi, Ind. PAID FOR— Dresses made with cretonnes, with the ides of November come, that shall is located in the lower end of Waldo, in large figures, in other words, curlain cal asher in the year of jubilee. Then shall I which the post-ortics is kept. I'he best of T he most aristocratic hotel on this coast is icons, are again in vogue. t u- ora of pe .ee begin, and th ■ glad, pa- Jacksonville, Or, accommodations afforded and satisfaction charges; Fancy retienles, worn at the elbow, ar, iriotic shouts <<f oar prosperous and happy Madame Holt's, at Jacksonville, the guaranteed. W. J. WIMER, to the Presidential party being only about $15 decorated with all kinds of metallic aim I people ie-.ouud through the laud. ILL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN a »lay to each person. The biuhest price at tlm enamel insects and reptiles. II ax » or k R’ rt'RLii’AXS.— An irnmeuM 7v for work. Satisfaction guaranteed. The walking costume which will be Palace in San Frnmisco. for tin- bridal chain- , meetin ”• v as 1. 1<1 in lhttsbnrg on Satur most in favor for the autuiun is made of ! bers of the greatest magnificence, is only >(» 3Ï JCHIT 0BT3. JACKSONVILLE. soft cloth, with a short skirt pl< ated per day night.Sept. JHth.cfiuen who had f< r. ^*5 “I k • | p„r day. The higb-tone«l cods, who boast of pendicularly, and a short redingote, re luerly i>< en It. publicans, but who now California Street, Jacksonville. Oregon.’ TN ORDER TO CLOSE UP THE TARr. ^J»'GIVE HIM A CALLUS ■ paying high prices, will certainly all go to .Jack- sembling a man’s cutaway coat, of the support I’r.iico» k A l’iq k h. There m . i « 1 neratlip business heretofore existing oe- sonville to board, in preierence to stopping at same cloth, Tim oje ninT formed by the a grand torchi r : Id procession, and fi.Uf tween William Patterson and L. S. P. 1 -------- p< tb. us were present. The such cheap houses as the Palace in San Frau- reverse is tilled with a chemisette of fine four ¡1 Marsh, we will for the next 90 days sell at —AT THE— NOTICE. cisco. —[Yieka Journal. the Yellow Jacket steam Saw Mill on Big linen, jdeated and do e-.l with three gold meeting whs presi ■ , « mu by Hon. M. Butte creek t>2,000 tcet of well ass<irted initions. Standing collar ami »lain, cravat. iivvurtzw-1 er. a former Republican ri «Ì ll PARTIES IN ANY way in lumber, WONDER bas come to light — an old VER Y UH EAR. On delivery of A XF.W In the side pod.< t is a handkerchief, with one <>f th. able-t sp: .«k. is .ii 1 snnsvlvania. debted to the estate ot Daniel Hop- ' the lumber we must have for it rash down. I FAYING TAKEN THE AGENCY OF hen in Kublt's coal shed trying to hatch out a out lace, it should be understood, blit riiere V'-r<-< i< ■ lii.mm .. Vic<- Presidents, I 1 R. Brackenridge’s Marble Works ot kins, deceased, am hereby notified to rail <>r approved notes drawing interest. When nest of charcoals. - [Sentinel. and aettle immediately, as the business cash down is paid 10 percent, discount will Roseburg, well known throughout the finely embroidered. Ri ots of very line allot whom b;.d L. «-n Republican», and* California St. Jacksonville. The efforts of the aforesaid hen is only kid, ami felt hat with long plumes. aE tilt* speaucts, («cu. Butier, Cren. A. must be closed .up. Costs will be added, tie allowed, and when notes are given we State for the superiority of their work, 1 will receive any orders in this lino. unless prompt payment is made. • . L. 1’. zi <<n, a:i»l (’ ’. J< I n W. Y'. rnt-y, fussy equaled by the sorry attempts of our untee p FD‘AVlD L. HOPKINS, . I will takit in payment wheat at cash prices were profi.inent and able Republicans. The finest stock of visiting cards ever brought delivered at either one of the flouring Executor of said esuhe Monuments a Sjiecialty. rniiE undersigned has opened A cotem. to hatch out a suitable excuse for the mills in this comity, previous to the 1st day to< Iregou -gilt-edged, bevel-e. ige I, plain white, The speech delivered by (leu. Butler wait i general variety store next door to Dated July 20, 18*0. of December, 1880. ! Those desiring to see <le*igi)M and ascertain Selvinipi’ .» barber shop where be will keep ignominious failure <>f those having the Hives able and effective. ’ be- Rnaning Bet™ Aslilaai ani Lin» a juryman in A. Garfield in I CñiTER’OM Sillico SALGO:!, ZUHTOAT, PLACE THE CITY BAKEBY AND SÄLOOÜ, W. F. OWENS, w IRON WORKS R ' wr i— r-aaanowmawBai■ i — - n r <x> jt ,«, hj _ u L C7TT HARKET, Zimmerman « Frazer, Proprietors. CENTRAL HOUSE, WAGOMAKER,i- H WALDO HOUSE, 1 WOOL NOTICE TO LUMBERMEN. ROSEBURG MARBLE WORKS. A ■■■I »a a may b* found on fl’** Oft THlo Jr Ar j I m * >■. ft-.w-n « c«-« s»»«p»p« P-tr-n <•! Srn.r. L. S. P. MARSH, SILAS J. DAY Asritrnn- of Win. PattefWO< Dated August J’j, issO. I prices can do so by call ng upon or address a full assoiitnent ot cigar , tobacco, sniok- ing me at \shland. inr articles, c.imlios. st atioi.ery, cutlery S^ststisfaeti»*!i guar»ntzr-t in ••’’ »nd t<>is. Gire me >< >•*'•1 A. >. JAi ' tHS, JAKE MAR< USE, reception in charge from a nest of niLrcpreeen- snow flake, chromo, etc.—has just been receiv 1 t di ms. That’s the only diTerence betMopn ed at thiTiMEs «.thee. F >r iron- L» 5 md co-nmnn not-- hoiks, recaipfr lom and ♦**et hen, if she will allow the cum- :ui<l • Lvek L.>.4.- m lev I laid u U mw / ij?. earisou,
