RATÍC TIMES
We have
and handsomest
Jo*vphim* c«jiintx DenuxTats shouhl turn
«»ut Tucs«hiy and hear Me->r>. Prim and stock of calling card* in the interi«»r and w ill
furnish every imaginable dcscripti«»n at
Jones at Kerbyville
F'.gg- art* scarce ami worth 2.5cent* a doz «•a*tern price*. Call an«l examine specimen-.
Indian summer.
OC TOBER 24, ISM.
Leap-year party to-night
Election day i* nearly here.
liirretory.
Democrats, don’t fail to vote
ivill» poMtotfice i* open «laily. rx-
froin « o’clock A. M. t«»*o’cl«»ck P.
Read the newr adverti-cnicut«.
fQnu 9 A. M. l»» in A. M. M«»ney
•»* i* op *n <i.uly. exerptma Sunday»
Pay w hat you owe the printer.
>1.«1 i > m . from •» A. M. to 5 P. M.
a ti* j «»oath rvi«l north arrive» daily nt 5
Ashland has a sh«»otinggallery.
♦ clones ««v«*ry dty nt rt:3" P. M.
Local corresp«md«'ncp is solicited.
' it Cttv it « i'>»-»s Sa idrv. ru<*<lnv and
iy. xt M P. Yl. Stniy»** oa thnt r«nite l'-nv«*
Miner« ar«* getting rea«ly for winter.
lay, VV • i i«ed»y a id Fnday at 2 A. M. and ar-
» at Crescent City the following day» nt
Grand Democratic rally on Nov. 3«i.
■k> P. M.
For Eijl*» Point, clonw*» Sumlay. Tm*«hy
Cool morning* ami night* are in order.
and Thur*d»y at S P. M. Stag«»» l»-av»» Mni.day,
W>»4 iw-d ty a id Friday ut 6 A. M. R turn th
< ha-. Dei kcrof Prairie flat is dangerously
following d ijr# at 12 Yl.
Mol for Un»it«»w) cl»« *•» M.'idiy at 12 M
Stag« l«a*oa at I P. M. M«»n«Liy and i aurt * I u.
ay at 12 M
I Sign the Cleveland and Hendricks club
Stail- for Willow Spring* c 1«» mv «-v«»ry da>
oil.
at 8 A. M. HI; u ; vm leave at V A M and return the
»aine day» at 12 M.
en. Hundreds of dozen have been shipped
to Portland reccntlv.
o.«fOj0trr
Jitlif/iou»
Itcnn.
Ehler M Pcteraon prea« he* at Mvdf«»rd
Nundav morning and evening
H
I
VICC!
at tie
JD'Und *chov>l-h«»u*c on Sumlay
Regular services at th** €ath«»li<* * hi
in this place. Rev. F. X. Blanchet ofli
ing.
Rev. E. (iittins w ill h«»l«l service* at th
M. E. ( Lurch in thi* place sundav in »ru
ing And evening
Rev. A. R Bickenbach i* expected t«»
preach at the Pre*l»vterian church on Sun
♦lay evening at the usual h«»ur of *4*rvi« <
Rev. J. A. Slover will hohl service« at be
Baptist church in Manzanita pre« in. t to-
morrow (Saturday) evening; a!-o ««n > un-
day morning,
r Rev. M A. Williams will preach in the
Presbyterian church at this place tr»-inor-
row <*aturday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock :
al-«» on Sunday morning al 11 o’clo« k. at
which time Communion service* will 1
held and the usual coUeclion taken up.
Mneh hiiiblin
land
niabed.
.l»i J m «***« wee.
Exclusive of mortgage* held by non-resi
dents ut tne ¡state, luv assosmvnl roll oi
Jackson county lor
»u»»w» an m< reuse
of over f2J».uUU oi laxauh* pi"pvriy as cun»-
pared with mat ut ia»t year. < otisiuerame
more in«lci»Ccdnt-s i* r<po«te»i this year,
but the railroad greatly asai-ts in .-welt ling
the aggregate O»uie** ol laud were not
inclined tu va*ur their »an i a-» h gn
a quantity of them.
Sur\ ev« >r> .1
and
No
Daily arrival* of new good* at t’aro Br«-»*.’.
Phcenix, Or.
*
•
W e pay no attention to anonymous com denizm
munication*
Hon A C. Jones will .«p
Ashland,
Ed Morgan of Phienix wa* at the county Grant’s Pass and Medford
eek
For
seat Tuc*«lay.
further particular* see pos
J M Crirkett ha* returned from Del
( lamle Hill of Antelope creek inform- u*
Norte county,
that quite an a...mint of government 1 iml i-
J« IT Mutney ha« return, «1 from the Wil b< ing taken up in that -evti«»n.
lamette vallrv.
The lad’.« * are -paring no pains to mak«
Rem
the leap year ball a sucre*.*, ami will no
1
K X
K
doubt -mu < < d in their endeavor*.
r a
V
i
> for $l.oo at i ‘uro
I
1
I X
u
Buv \
i
J Q
•¡i r X,
kill'
Br.»
fire“
Ja-. R Litt
ex« « lient
1 g..... 1
Mr. Am«»
4 d . relativ
this valley
rived.
1
Sulky plow*, irang plow«, reversible tooth
and *mo««th;ng harrow*. five and seven
t«M»th rultivat«»;--. and all kind* of av
ricnltural imj»l«im uf-ju-t r»t*iv*d dint!
from the factori* - in th«- F.n-t by Bilg» r A,
Ma gly
Farmvi- don't fail t«»-•*<* them.
I
t in* f< a-
l>.
B;
in
fr.»n
at the
(«»art for .!•»«• -phinv county me
•V • »f
ida y and most « >f the
w i
ml.ime. Ti ■
k-
IVV
wagon
A latum amount "i -'»rghuni -yrni» i- 1»<
ing mnnufa< ti.ro«! in Table Rock precim t
and other p«<rti'>n* of Jack in r«imity. It
is uf suj vrinr quality
W A Wil.-hirc ha- *«»ld hi* house and
lot in Ashland to >ylw-(er Patterson, for
•IlJiOO. taking in exchange a band -»f brood
mares in Lake county.
(>. Harbaugh * grand am tion
take place at th»* «•!•! Mmning
Manzanita prc« iii' t
m«'i*r«»w. «
ing at 14) «>’< I«»« k \ m . -harp
will
D. P. Thnmp’on \i*ite«l the -i-kiyou tun
nel the first «»f the v.'ck. ami report- that
he found ( verytlitiu there in *nti«fach»ry
■«»ndition and well pre*vr\« «l.
Thv only pla«*«* in southern (Jrcgon where
«.ni can get fir*t-<la-s printing d«»nc i- at
lie T ime - office, Jacksonville. Our rate-
re lower than anyw here else.
Th«» big meeting of the s< eason will be
eld in Jacksonville on Mot iday evening,
\«»v. «3*1. ll«»n. A (’ Jone •s and otLei
kcr- will b«- i n atfemlanr«*
I
r >f
-nice
1
.ml dang
urn hi- Io
»unieron- fri-
» .n
I W M« :ri t of the ( aah >tore ha- rent»-
* A second-hand iraguu in good rondi i» n.
Will I* JM»hl < heap if applii d for MOB. For <-d :|:* lower room of the new Red Men *
building in his place ami will take yosse»-
’urtlier p«it ijcular® enquire uf
1 aiou in January DW*
iU S D vfxu Z, vMxtamviUu.
HALE BROS. &
SACRAMENTO. CAL
ACCEPT THE SEASON’S COMPLIMENTS,
THE RED HOUSE OF SAC ¡AMENTO !
Illustrated Catalogue for the Season of 1884
ppb«
Corrected Prise-list of Groceries Every 60 Dayd
Our
Kfort*,
Mqivtn. fi
4 of it,or
BEAUTTFUL GOODS for SUMMER !
(WXS. from 7 .'•MM.'-r ya>
rd up.
BUNTINCS, NUN’S I VEILINGS,
Shad«- Hats
PERCALES,
1ÜR1CS
A 340,03Ö Assortment of I3oota and Shoe*;
r .1 X.
Th.»- i: x» i
'\
Crn/mnil
ro we made :
Ec
a n
w h p<
h h < 1.
\ Da
.1 Wh
ONE PRICE
Keiereiieen Our 24>.O(K> < it U oliíí i
free *»i
now r<
who «
HARDWARE
11. •
MILLER & 00
tiim- pa-t. ba- returned
li I’.iUilrn
Thu- Wri
•I.>hn T.. ]
J.dm 1: Ti. c
David Kip •
Wm B
I I.<>u<
Augii«!
H< nn K
» It Jul!
W Hr. i
I 4 K.
S B Hull
.1 ,M< 1'
I» B S.l
•h.bii O'Hri*i
W 8 Cook
John Bti’Wti
I! F D mb
I li Whdflj
W r Bcrr>
r<
fex-r.
Mi— I
phi«« in the A-hlamI <li-
tore
M . .
hunipf retti, to d from Yri kri l.i«t
■ rv iio-pent -*-ioral day« <m l,u*i
1 ; *
noted «vitli Iti* mine.«
IG-«ay« a
at di al of mining i< going.m in Si'kiymi
inn .m l that I Io < hi. k quartz mill be
inn op. rated m ar ¡¡only. Cal . i« a «uovo«*
1 truth of Churlie T. II hitr,
X Bright, beautiful bud, ju«f beginning t<» un
fold in all its lovelinubs. when the reaper, death,
claun* d him for his victim. Three short )<‘8rs ho
hnd made homo a joy. and earth a paradiso to his
f«»nd parents. But. for two month* a slow fever
had b«»en gradually wearing hi* little hfeawaj*
until t) t- morning of the 14th of October, he went
to sleep to awake on earth no more.
Dear«*»! Charlie, how we’ve mi-««*d you
Since you s'«»ep bem-ath the wxi.
Now wo know you rest in heaven
With the angels and with God.
Still our hearts wen* nearly broken
When we laid you down to ale« p.
Earth is drear an«l beav**n i* glonouR;
Dourest Charlie, we’jl not weep.
Rest, «l«’*ir b«»y ! We’ll not wish you back
To thi.- dull world of pain.
Will io now will be «»ur baby
Till we meet in heaven again.
M aude .
Bl
OILMAN
r Rr
Li
• m ?*
N'»t«’ ««ur * ’;if
an
I B Willi m-
.1 B <*•
J P M« Dani» I
J J Rowland
Wi G
E-lmumi Bro<»k
N-Mi-t.idterBr. - .»f Portlandure the m »-t
John W Davi-
popular de aler* in g«?nt < furnhhing goo«l*
i.«-.. W Priddy
on the rou.-t. Their good* are the best,
R 1 Maurx
L« wi \
their prices mo.-t reasonable and they spar«
J \\ limrarn
w n i
no pain* to pl« a-e their customer- W<
G W 4 «K»k-«*\
A \v
recommend them to those who desire any
Chas F. Hanna
r .
M
d« Fred Furry
thing in their line.
Wai
•i M
T M BI hvhi **
B W I ». an
W
f Wil
ring* and i: II W Hu-ton
R H Deu.»
wer« at 1
M D«Highhn
« « 'll
F A Stricklin
T B.
rn Oi J M 4 «H*k
...,i .
lion R W«s*trop
W H B«
J Depltuuiey
-p- < < »
A Thr«»ckin«»rtnn
Wm Egan
rr««-k
X 1» B q -t wi<-k
Will J;vkp«»D
this
John X Miller
Wm C«M»k
R«»t»inson Wright
«John Rieger
A Schmidt
wil R M Kh.*lc>
J«»hu Donegan Jr
J"l»n <' Ruck
J N Jones
Rob! Wilson
I F BatiiMHt
R 1' Carter
|.lr
W P Hillis
Ellis Gil.-on
Frank < ardwell
•JI) Dodge
fa
Jeff Hamlin
I
I) B Mardon
Ed Kinney
LFG h II
"I
John A H««u-ton
T Oden
L.;
”4
>n
D Reynolds
M Horn
i
al
z.'.l
Jas Carr
•I W Miinpson
!"
t L BGri<-b>
Po
ha
Jos France
tile New Z- .i
F Albright
Tho® < ‘oker
S P Kilburn
E W Carver
•w n
I) r®nc®
th. A W 1 urrnaii
G \V 1-fiac»
S Met'onn«-ll
ri Jas < \»nh*y
\v it
)'.<
Mart Tyrr»ll
4 ’ha- D welly n
E Lewis
A R Furman
Win Turnbam
"I
I v I
Perry Foster
F M Fr<»denburg
J Cantrell
a
yni|
T Pankey
’ X ..
‘Ug.ll
»und
J Pankey
A Inyart
W H Beaui'bamp
Dr J Brown
Jos Shoemaker
J) Horn
\ Hat
T B'-rryman
J G Norton
G Marksbury
!
O Weaver
T It Mile-
been residing in W T Anderwon
J is Armprirst
pa-t. has r< turn It B«nz
W R < utnin«»! »
i A p. r l».»r
CM Leake
tax
II«* think' (j W Ih'ckathorn
he« I Muslin
(’ B Matney
J L Benson
J W Fr«»shour
«Jas Bighiun
E Hammond.
G«-n Satterfield
-J© Hr.
uf P<.r
(tbituury
<hi Sumlay night la-t I*'. IL !»er, a highlx
c-trrmcd «itizen of Jackson «'Minty, «lied at
hi- rr.-id«’iire in thi- « ity
lie hud been
Th rrthing Krport.
AVill. <
King, grand lc turer of tin* I O grmhially failing f«»r -«»mt'tinir. and al
Bybee (• «\
i>i-n«»j» ’ - « machine thresh«'! <«.T le« turcd at the M E. Church in thi* though «onlim'd to hi- l»c«l f"i* hut a
A Bishop
nearly JdJMiO bushel* of grain, divided a- pl.t< ■ Tuesday. Wedne-«lay and Thursday few days hi* «irath wa* not um xpc ted.
H«-wa* one of the pi«»nr» r« <»f thi- «-.»unty
follow^ Wheat. 20,"o. 2 bushels; oat- ami evening- of thi- week
Fair-sized ludiem
having filled the «»flier «»f county ««»nirni.--
e-havr b«*m in attendance.
barley. 17,795 bu«hel-. rye 9"0 bushel*.
We learn th it Putter »n Bro-.’ machine
B. F. L«»hr, one <»f lhe c«»mln< t«»r- of the -ioner f«»r several term-, ami wa- known a*
Hi- funeral
threshed nearly 7‘».o0 ’ slxlsofgraindur- <>. A < R. R. between Roseburg and Ash- an upright, honorable man
ing the past season, and AI for« I A A m I«’!* land, was marrie«! at tl.e former place wa- conducted by th«’ Ma-onic fraternity,
son’s thresher also did a large am«»unt of on the I7fli !«» Mi- Mollie Webl»er he ha\ ing been «»nr <»f the charter nu inbcr*
work. We have report fi"ru everv ma- • »f Riddl« . They hav«- the < ongratulati«»n* of the lo«lgr in thi* place. Hi- remain*
were f«»ll«>we<l to their la-t resting place l»x
<>f their many friend*.
bine in the « «»unty, ex«*rpting
tiid w ill -"on be able to tell
Mr-. B. F Dorri* «»f Eugene « ity is at a !arg<* number of fri«»n«l*. w ho had a->rni-
grain was raised in the vallrv •
Ashland attending lu r «l nightcr, Mi*« May l»le«l to pay a final tribute of re
Iforri-, wh«> ha« been quit«* ill with typh«»i«1 lminorv.
I.
Ruth R. ’tn kah Dcgr. r Lodge No. I. I 0
Between the chamber« place and Penin-
» F . of thi* pla« c w ill entertain a number ger * farm in Willow Spring* j 'I'.-ini’t, M-v-
•f visitor* next ?..» day «willing. A full oral day* ago. a pln*b lap-robe, Th< finder
itteiidancc of the m» tnb« r- i- rvqueslvd.
will pic; a«<‘ louve it with i.eo. M Lose or
Several liundml people turned ollt to at the T ime .» ottico.
It wa- the larg-
icar H«»n. W. D. l’cnton
.1 ¡.iff Sariii/f Prrarnt,
cst and most interesting politieal meeting
Mr M. E. Allison. Hutchinson. Kan.
held in *oiith< rn <Jr4 gon for many yc pars.
Save. I hi- life I \ a simple Trial Bottle of
u Ier. for Cvtisump-
J 4‘. Whipping t»ken a number of or Or. King s
tint», which < aii?e<l him to’ ; •roeure a large
ders for tomb4ton»?*, monument«, etc.,
bottle, that eompleo !v eui e.1 him. when
during the | a«*t fortnight. He has a fir.-t- i OoCtors. '-hang.* of . Innate ami everytl.ing
Asthma. Bronchitis.
cla*« marbh-< utter in hi- employ and turn else had latl.d.
| Hoarsen.
Severe < o .ghs. an.i aH Throat
out «npcrior work at reasonable rate*.
i and Lung disease,, it is yuarameed to cure.
Patronize home industry and give him a I Trial Bottles freo at L. t. ibooka' Dtug
cslii u you uvt'U uRyium« m ins Imv.
* ■ StVIV. Lswpi sweii.W
rd.
Dr.— H.t-1
ANI» FURNISHING Goops.
K.
Mr
Th a nk».
The un«h rsigne.l tender their sincere
hank« to the people <>f Jacksonville for the
Jndnv«« -h'*wn ami a«-i-tame rendered
luring the last illne>* of their son. The
empathy sogener«»ii-ltv cxprvsse« l will evil
•e rememlwred by
Mt: sxn Mr' \ I. lit i ti i:
•»
V» '
K
a
R I’../«
(• from
Frank Lewi*, formerly of Lak« vicw, now
a foot-racer
L*r c of coiisi«lerable not«?, I»« at Fred
i. >an I ran* >■ » sprinter, a’
Harmon « the
Portlaml la-t >uml.*iy The di-t.im . wa-
1' hi yard- and L« w i- w«m bv about four feet.
We have not b urned w h« th« r it was a gen
uine contest
I I
J Hea«l. E W Carver and David Payn.
of Ed«n precinct w ere at the county sea
la-t fGiinrday.
( Icvcland and Hendricks arc away above
par in this section and each day are grow
ing loore in favor
Dry and Fancy Goods !
GENTLEMEN'S FINE SUMMER CLOTHINC, HATS
J
!
of Ma
Ja- M H »pwo«»d and family who hav-
been in Idaho f«»r -'»mciimc. have returnc«
t.» this valley.
Byb«c A Co.’s mining claim* in Jose
phine <«»nn y are be ng fitted up in an
cx< client manner.
CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS,
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS & SHO ES AND
A Wilderness of Beautiful Things!
city i-
i. f xitit.
W
i in
«
in W
U a
Though numerous «.«u-< s may operate to
turn the hair gray. Ml that i* needed to re
stor** the natural c«»l»»r is Hall'.- Wgetable
Sicilian llair R«-new« r
For more than
twenty years it- -ale- hav< been etmrnious
but wv have yet to 1» am «»f its first failure
t
All th«* young folk« will be at the lea|
year party to night. It will no doubt be .
grand su« cos*.
Anyl»ody wishing t«-> attend the P«»rtland
Bii'ine** College can make >’• by call.ng a’
the T ime - ofli« e.
a >t
fore long. This is a most
settle and the a«lmini-tra-
admirably in bringing or
aos he found.
'I ll«’ judges appointed for the June elec
ti«»n will otlii iatr at the coming Novembe r
election.
Rewards of merit, teacher’s report* of ex
«■♦11« m e. etc . on hand or printed toorder at
the T ime * idti« e.
I
•d being n*« d
i< w huilding-
bi«i this condli in t.
and expensive.
Jasper Head of Ed«*n precinct has «< told
Another set of burr- will -«»on be in oper his place to Jos ( lit! and David Payne
ation at Karrw -ki - mill in thi* pla< «•. w hen The former, who lately returnc«! from
the daily output of flour w ill be 1
lb*.
Washington territory will engage in rai*-
> F. Morii no and A. 41 Daley, lately of ing hops, on which «abject h«* is t nthu*ii«s-
Lake county, • al
have taken up sonic tic.
land on Butt cn k and propose locating
administrator of the estat«
here.
Irccasrd, «-xpects to mak«
< l<
L«»g:
Ja*. 4 an of B« ar cn ek hasM»ccn haulin
..inoli
f wheat to the steam mill u
ibi* piace
Hi Ord. r« M»nt to orr h<»u
I'l’Otii'T «,.,) ( \I.| I LI. Al ITAt ION. I '«'.' ■■•rli't.-
■anted to l»t- a-. rnprebt-ntt-I. We can y *ul
J fi.)« «»f
vm.
II"!
Newt. Haskin* of .Sterlingvillv inf«»rm-
ii* that, there is considerable -¡«-km-.« among
bildrcn in that neighborho«»d. Diphtheria
is the most prevalent di«ca*e.
Th- T ine - furnishes more reading mat
ter than any paper in Oregon. <>ut-i«le o.
Portland.
COUNTRY ORDER DEPARTMENT,
SATEENS.
The bri«1g« build« is recently .-i' w«»rk on
thv < alifornia and Oregon r«»u«l have been
Wm Tnrnham of >am * valley i* engaged
-ent -<»uth to w«»rk «*n a m w pi« • c «»f r".«d
in Bui ling i large smoke-house for H
for th. Southern Pa* ifi«*.
Amy.
Hom k will sell a large amount «»f
A number .»f Democrats from this place
machinery, prodne«*. et«* . at hi*
will attend the meeting at Medford tin- ev
• A-hlaml to-mori"w* There will
ruing.
n- lor «-vers b id v.
Raphael Moral will ship most of hi* win»
und brandy to San Francisco and Portlam
hereafter.
Hfl Xp<
idvlly th« large-i <
John Siscinore ha* ieturne«l to Prineville
The following persons have signed their j in southern Oregon in
H. II. Magrmler paid «»ur town a visit names to the roll of the Cleveland and present at Holt - hall in this pla< «• la.-i
Hendricks club of the place and arc nnufi unlay evening to hear lion. W D Fcnnm,
Mondav
hers thereof:
• one of the Democratic candidates f«»r Pr«?*-
R S Glossop
W II Parker
' i'h filial Elector. Quite a number <>f L’di» -*
D E. (’urti*
i < 'ha* Ni< k< 11
i were also in attendanc«. Everybody voted
j Janie* Leslie
J N Hull
t he meeting a grand «u<in cv«-ry par-
S Higgins
‘ Vi« t«>r Mitchell
tH-ular ami th«* many Republi« an- wh«»
Geo. M l.oveh:i« r< furili d troni bi« vi«it A ( hale
Raspar Rubli
■ were there agreed with their opponents
to Portland.
B A Rolley
'M<»rr is Mcn«..r
that Mr. Fenton made<»ncof th« most mas
John S< hunipf
Ex Sheri fl’ Bybee ha- returned fr«»m Hap John 11..».Il
terly and eloquent politi
Wm H« . ley
py 4 'amp. 4 al.
delivered in the State. F
Janie s A Wils..i,
Antone Tozen
hour* the speaker held
Mr- Rapp of Wagner creek wa« iu town (ha* Schultz
Fred Grob
cnee and no one offered i
John W M. Kay
last week on a visit
Fred Rit« har«l
had concluded. We neve
(ivorgc Beck
the i ues
Thus. Howard hu- returne«! to Grant
Frank Lorain
of the day discussed in a
:
John
<»
Dougherty
Pa*- from Portland
Wm Lipky
cal and pleasant manner.
Ad 11« Inis
W R Man-tirlil l.a» mow«) t . L«»u«t
Theodore Lipky
he pr«»iK»s< «i was dim 1
\ i .-I., i
«•reek \\ ¡th hi* fatnilx
S J Day
The Democrat!«’
J«»- L'»u«ign«uii
Judge DePratt and familx of A-bland s«-ha-tain S« humpt
James R Neil
was mure than p
wore in town Saturday.
H K Hanna
Henry Pape, Sr
fr<*quentJy appla
und ai
E I) F(»mlrav
< ieorge S<-humpt
his -p«*<*< h h«" w*a
>rde«l
Jcr«»mc M aure
< Leon«. after three ha«l b.-c
Il V Helms
David Linn
t ’ >w cn Keegan
I w ill for « h velaml ami H«*n«l
Veit Schutz
grot that wv are un
■ Jam« - 11« reh
this week
P P Prim
of hi* remarks in tl
4 has Prim
James R Little
a* they ri< hh
A SJacob-
d«*avor to
W. J. Ply male
Hugh Johnston
n»*vt. h«»w
S. F. Hathaway and w ife of J'»-»*phim X F Steadman
\ M lb
'»unty Tire in the valley.
I W Berry
( L L Jacobs
(
Bigham ha* gone to Corvallis to « ' 4 laude
Henry Pape, Jr
start a soda manufactory.
T B Kent
A L How«-11
T A Ja< ktwm
Dr. L'obin*on ha* returned from his trip X A Jacobs
(’on Rane
t" the Willamette valley
Philip Riley
Frank Towne of Pluenix lias n turmd
Geo S How m«l
from hi.« trip to Portland
John Ram-«I ak*
Con Lccver. who has been in the Wil
James Stewart
lamctte valley, ha* returned.
Frank Kas-hafer
Frank Anderson of Klamath < oiintv i-
J SchmidtHii
attending the State Fniver-itv.
t hven Connor
Mi ('. T. Payne and family of Eden pre
T F Ihigan
cillct have returnc«! to A-hlaml.
Eli Taylor
C Kretzer
I) L. tlopkins of Josephine county ha*
I' D Hull
I »een in the valley during the week
H F Bhls
G. Clemon« of this place has been
Henry Knutzen
111. but is al»h* to be about again.
John Bievenue
Mi*
I«
T
pay mg
R H Moor
Alex
Lin
C F Smith
i a
W T 4 I. inoi
r
Mrs. »Sturgis o
!
drying a large amount of fruit and ha* sev
eral thousand pound* rvndy for market
Another fr*r lunch will be spread at th»
Citv Brewery Sal«»«»n to-m«»rruw evening
A. it Epps has purchased John Robin
s«»n's property at M<-<lfor<l. paying $2*»0 f<»
the same.
I
mextiox .
a
W. B Kincai«L wh«» resides near the
De-ert ha- rai-i <1 a line crop of grape*
has built a large brick
,. V Beall of Manzanita
I
Hon A. ( J«»m -. Den
for Presidential 1
son ami Josephim
ni n
Win Bybee Will drive a lx »ut 3<**» bea«l «»i
bog* to northern California this season.
Ja».
xtore-
pr.«
r< .ph-i
Ic with
it In
I
re- !
enter
piare
r
I
di-
Win
turned
cl
l.i it
f"! T
•r Di-ti
Terry Burns, one <»f the pioneer miners
f Applegate, i- hack on a visit.
d-Tument» of diffcren
aim d at the T ime * <»tti<«
t
I
I'vl
Mort lutprorrtHt nt.
The Mtructurv iu «<»ur*e of erection be
tween the R«’<1 Men * ami 1‘o-toilu «• build
ings will In* two ’•tori«’- high, ibis will
greatly improve the look- «»I the town ami
is more evidence that there b plenty «»t
faith left in the «(a«»iiit> of Ju«*k*«»nvillc
■ —
Thu uka.
t onra.l Mingu.. <•« »lebrr Grove, one of
our most euterprinitiK farmer.', ha' thi»
yvar rni*c*l soinv of th€ largr't an»l finest
■otauw. we ever mw . Soiue of them w< re
perfect moti'ters. He ha' our thauk' for
Jas. H slater, Oregon * tax'»rite
will -peak at Hull’s hall in this
morrow afternoon at half-past one
Let «•vervb«»dy turn out and hear
(’•»unty <’lerk Parker will turn over the
»on
a—«‘s-ment roll to Sheriff Jac«»b-
when tax«-.- are pavable.
<T -I
Shooting .iff ay.
New* wa* ret. bviiitrv vv e in -lay w
ing that ( iinl«»n Br«>wn h.««» -mu «.ivi •
<>U-tv wounded «me oi the Ualkt it noys III
Sprague river valiey, KLimaih county,
Nothing turtlicr is kii «» wii ut t lie.itila.
Ju«|gc* Hanna and I’riin have •»veil re
tained f»»r the dvien-e un«l the lormer ha*
gone to Linkvuie to attend ttif primmiiiary
examination.
I
Ashl.-ml
H. \\ rede of E«len prec inct was in town
W v«lnrsduy.
Syrup of Eiya.
Plea-ant
Nature’s u»n true laxative.
laxatix ■
to the palate, acceptable t«» the stoin-
ath, harmless in its nature, painles- w ay
in its action. ( urr* habitual constipa-
tion, biliousness, indigestion and kindr« 4
ill*.
Cleanses the system, puritic- the
blood, regulates the liver ami acts on the
J"-. Rupp made th«* T ime -corp* Lhppy
bowel*. Break- upcobis, chill* and lever-,
etc. Strengthens the organs on whu ii n thi- wcik with a lib« ral supply of line ap
ple*.
ad*. Lktter than bitter, nauscou- li
J B < »ro.** of Phu ni x intends opening a
4111-
medicine*, pills, salts ami «Iruught-
pla bottles free, ami large buttle- lor -ab l.y re-taurant in Ryan « building in this place
soon.
Merritt A Robinson «»f this pla< •
¡Hnch'irij'il ftHfi litmitti Ot't-r.
Richard P u » k had hl- vxuiuuidtbjD in
Justice FuU’iray s emiri Li-t wcca and w
discharge«!, tuv culli'I uuidiug lii.il (here
was no vvidvncv to imbi nim un tlic
charge oi rape, Hr was i(iiiuciiiv«lL«y
JoUli iK'i'g,
rv-arrvsted uii cumpiaiut «
U.O is
charge«I with the crime oi uduiiviy
wa- held t«» an-wvr m lui- • u- .u- nail .><
iug fixed at
wu*«u wa.*» rva«iuy lui-
Ed. Kilg«»r<- is -aid to he building th-
largest barn on the west side of Langell
valley. Klamath county.
The weather i* very warm «luring the
daytime.
The I! rd M« n’« edifice is looming u[>. It
Li»t uf Juror».
'omph-t» d by ( hri-tma-.
The folluwing is thè lisi uf persona se- w i
S« "tt Morri* of Table R«»ck precim t made
lected bv thv coimty cumnu-.sionvrs tu
th«- T ime - uflh «• a call Saturday.
serve as jurnrs dnring thè tn-uing temi
thè vircuit court
W li bn vdm, . il V
John Miller, who ha* been somewhat in
llviiUS, bV . L»i vsun, -k. «Ululo. L.
1- 1' aiiit'K disposed. i* impr«»vvd in hraith
(». Nayh.r, L intuì», a»-i»ii liuiucy 4» 1
X
•ipt. check and «>rder b«»vk* at
Hcrsuovi^cr, r. .»i m.io
A»i
* at the T imes "flic«-.
Ju,
Ruuvi't Vuuuyxiar,
11 A
J Numm i- -hipping a large quantity «>f
11
Do>ier, L. K •uiot'isuii,
I,
our to Waldo and Happy < amp.
Muivahey, 1». UMjvmswu I
I . .MOV
Mourning note paper, with envelope* to
M. A. H«jtuiun. J. al. Ab li
j. J. r r » «
mat lir t’"r-ale at fh< I t ml -«»flier.
o
M. ìù . Fugue, J *k. Viuiu. J udo
11. X
A con-i«h rablc amountof sorghum i* being
JacMSun, A. jumtr, ì>. r. ( il
munufa« tured in Josephine county.
1
Fkmuig, J. Ai io»«»«.
uuu
Muhin Cunte Club,
The Waldo (iamr dun met pursuant to
adjournment. Yu-c-pre-id« nt I niphl« it
the chair. Minute* ol previous meet
read and approved. Committer* on pre
cutiuii* repoilv«! that no violation- of the
gmut law have v«»mv within their knowl
edge during the past month. 1 he chair
uniiuumed Chat the meeting would udj«»urn
until thv regular time of invi ting, thv third
Sunday iu November, ut 1 u ch»« k r. m . un-
iess convened by -p«aiui tali oi the pi -1
Uent.
W. J. W imek . -c«irt.ir
John (’rump has returned from eastern
4 »regon and has located at hi* mother *
place neur Sterl’ngvillr
Dr. Lempcrt ha- rente«! «»tie of t
room* in Mrs. Gaming’- building,
he may be found hereafter.
Asida nd
X
ami one that is sure t«» vivid hamlsuine
dividend* during a life-time.
Suif.Ut. Hl Uj llO'J).
1
For sale —a malt- calf, several moi
and of goo«l stock. F«»r further par
apply at the S|ov«*r hotel.
Thr O. «€ €. IC. IC.
D P ThnmpM»n. whih' hen
.’•luted that bi«ls ha«l In III
by hiin.-vlf an«! »»th« r* for tl
to complete the O. A
R
h
the
I
h
junction with the Calif«»rnia
Th<
iu
bi«i* tier«1 -ent to London.
Mi
1-.
Vi.lard. |»r»*-id<*nt«»(the 4». A
■ i-.
Bi •
and were t«» he <»prn<*«l on
last week. Mr Th«»mp«on
n is not expecting
to hear for several we« k-. , however, what
action the otHccrs of the road may have
4 aro Bros, of Pho nix will pay 25 «•»ut-
taken in the matter
Instructions for the a dozen for egg*.
*
resumption of work if they conic at all.
Regular dancing partn * are held in I n
will most likely be transmitted by tpail.m»t i«»nt«»wn precinct
by cable, if the orders come from Lond«»n
We hav«x bad some beautiful weather dur
to resume work, the boring of the tunnel*
ing the pa*t w« ek
ami some of th** rock cutting w ill be pro.-« -
Babbitt metal in quantities to suit i<»r *alc
cutvd through the winter.
at th» T ime » oflico
Porlbniii Hitiinm Volleg^.
We learn from a young man thi* week,
wht ha* ju*t graduiitetl from the Portland
Business College that that institution 1- in
a flourishing condition. He »peaks in the
Mr< h
Band i* in town an.I
highest terms of praise of the s< huol ami
11
expres-e* liiin-clt a« being well -ati-fied V*
i
<■».
with the course of studies
He also i I’”r
ti
R V lu-
■e< »mg a
students in attemLim c from all -» « li«
Oregon ami Wa-hingtoii terrinuy.
W<
1
: « - of till W. 4 T I
hear of avx*vral from this count y and Jose
: r«.om nt Ashland.
pbine, who will leave f«»r Portland at an
Mes*
Briner and Henderson arc build-
I
early date to take a course in the school
ing «Iw, ing-hoiiM-s at Tah nt.
mentioned. This is a wise step. All time
Ed. Helms came down from Ashlard
an<l money s|»ent in obtaining an educa
aturday, but did not stay long
tion is a good and permanent investment
Owing U> im* i«»w prut- oi grain the fat
tenmg ut nog* i* muiv piuiiiaoiv iimu n na*
«i
been lur sui,
of tut piiM is arc i»viiig siuppi-ii ir«»m iu
valley to l't»iliauu al |»it*s«ht, the pn
there ensuring a lair pruiit t«» tt,.»-. MUp
ping i»y the cur-iuad. During tnc pa-t
Hanley A Love nave -mppv»i nearly a nun*
dred and Mr«. .*» h. 1-1« auuul lilty. Ju> k -
son cuunty ha- a greater numut r ut hug-
than any other -• •« tion in the Mate ami
they are even more abundant than ever be
fore, which may bv one source truiu whi« h
the depleted iinam vs «»t tne vadey will re
ceive considerable benefit.
.* «»flicialing a* deputv ni
cDaniel not being able t«» r*
i
* is yet
Bilger A M . xh^ir«- selling quite a num-
her of plows ; *o arc G. Karew-ki ami
Croneinillcr A Bird.-ey.
Will. C King, grand lecturer of th«* L <».
G. T.. will lecture at i am - valley on the
«•vvnings "f th«* 21th. 2'»th. 2t»ih. an«l at
Bruwnsborough on the 27th. 2*tb an«l 2!»th.
r Eli sox.i i.
port t • the
Iri.AIJ’i.
IN
MINING SUPPLIES
POINT SPOV. l XS. SLU
FORKS
FICKS. GOID PAKS AND
0ATÆS.
! IB nd
Builders' Hardware, Tarred Paper, Etc
A
FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF
mi i -
STO \ ES TIN. (URAXUl
H J
WA K E
Rnblier Hose. Mfi ani La».d Sprinklers.
Tabi? and Pochct Cutlery, Fi hin» Tackle Etc
for ft:
it
M Y' \ I .I/s
To tlir Vf nittry of I..
Aftor a long and painful illne«s.
up<»n t«» chronicl«.» the death«»! L.P.
occurred at the family residence i
county. Sept. 23. 1—4.
Mr. Hart was born in 41;:.•i dHgo «•.
. N. Y
Jan. 0. 1*24. In 1*3«’» he moved with hi- tatl • r, 1
Hart, to Mi«’higan. where ho married Mi—H. 1
Fuller, May 4, 1*17. si <1 remain«-«! i;i
until 1*54. when they moved t<» Or-K'«m.
one of thv early settlers in J«»-» phine < <
vngag**«! in farming, a pursuit ! »• foil-»«
the tune «)f hi* death. In I'-*.;, |t. re!
In- family to Michigan, to t are f«»r ’ - i
their declining year»«,
until they were called
home. Afterduty wa- do:
for the sunny clime of 4 ir j
returnt-l with his familj t«» the pt-, •♦•fill »•},
th«- Pacific, where he remained until « all»
to answer tl.o au:nm«m« <»f “He who ii.
thing* w«*ll." Mr. Hart's
for in«»ntha, jet h»- h«»n-
resignation and pativnc«* of th«- tru
('hri-tian which he waa. Ho 1« aw- a w.»l
five children t«> mourn th* l«»«s of a
band and a kind and nfl«*c!
rest in peace.
1 ;i .< >< * k
«
kl’lrkl
l-IUZt
« ) U I .< iON
’MISCELLANEOUS
»75,W»H>.
MAX MULLER,
1 i«*R<-1*« oni> 'À.5. sUnrex iti |«i*«»p4>i'i lost.
P.O Puildin^.Jacksonville
Louisiana Stale Lottery Company
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
OFFICI; STORI
« oini»l«*t
iti ]
WHEAT WANTED
NEW THIS WELK
Ootd U111. LMk Z4-,
Axil I .AN ! ».
MISCELLANEOUS.
I rftnk l.rtilir'a Sunday
For N"V«-.nb» r will prov«* of ■ |.i J ;
young ami tlx» old.th«- r«-a<l«*r for ?i!nn**«m*mi
< oui tit i *«s in lier
and th»think«*r in faet.toall cla-st--; foi
be f»»und som«-thing t«> ir t»-r«*-t all. i t ny«--
mg is ä «-areful-tudy. by th«* Rev. Gf*». I' Rxi i
Incorporated in
of th«* Eniv-r-itj -ystem of ««iu.-ation asida- biture f«»r Educnt
trated m the English Vniv<-i*itms <»f ( > ford .< <1 with a capital «»f
Cambridge. An urtici«- «»n ‘ Hymn- a-id Hym i fund ««f >5M.Oii ha
Tunes." by
E. Hervey, is both hi-t«'i ..-.»i
i
By an ov.-rwl.’-h;
critical. Dr. Talmage has a t:*«»nchHi-t exp-»-»-*•! wa*. mud* n pa-t « »!
tl»** imposture of Kpiritua’ism. an«i in th- H<
?.h»j»t d I» «*. 2d. A
Puij it h«» preach»— on th'- <'hrt-tianiri
Ti; «»lily Lrtt.-n
I end.»
The 4 urtar Family. Jo-eph B.trnl».',
th«»
<.f any t
-hi
F fR-t'-iA Bari'.'-tt, are tr» a’« 't in th»* S t -
M- 4«a*o«itl S»o
»I MM HI 4*
■ i.-.’i'-*.: n-«. A »’hanntnc S » i-r
--..r-.,
tuli«* pine«- »noiathlj.
"Sophy." i- contributed by Mr-. A t- ' '-I ( \\ 111 -t| ' -I'«-.
!» 'll'
%
*•1’1.1 \ :»! ?»
• i NITI
o
«Iron: and t h«-r“ is a i a »tabi«- art ir I*-. “ l’i > >
atni Tr«»uv»*r<—" with a portrait of 1» »
V» » - i i«»i:it Xi
EI.ILV: X in uHWi»
li
trai. Th«* Rev. G«*o. YV. X-.. in»l> « -»* *
drwixg . « i x-s i., ix i t' \< vd : my «>r
twelfth lottei t«» Th»* Collect i.»n B.--kcr.
-• I -I' NEW (»RI.FANN : : i • , • ;Y %•«« »«»-
tr»»«ting <»f the minarkabl«« rhang»-« in 5
(»cell, issi 171th M. -Mi i- ."vi! ç.
sin«-'* Ins lM»yhoo«l. The num'»»« ¡ is pr««fi
iHu*-t a •<! a- li-m.i!.
.
Capital Prize 875 000.
>ila- F Hanna, w h«» «lied al hin r t-i«i«iic<' haml-oinely
numb«*rv.$2..*’4ia pur. Mr-. Frank Les
10 ROOD Ticket* a» Five i’ollnrs • • ♦ li
in th»- < ity «»li the 1 Illi in,-i .
a native lisher. 53. 55 and 57 Park Place, New Yor
Fraction!.« in Fifths in vronortion
of "-I' libcn « (»unty. New York
a broth
LIST <»F PR
Mnry < n»ii(T*»i In I th lt«> u a r.frii.
< i <»f H"ii. H K Hanna ol thi-
a<
He
I < APITAL PRIZJ
Mary Cnnifi. an lri»h uir!. with Mr. I dward
I
do
<■aim* t" 4 aliiornia in pi«»m?«-r
irn to H.'pp.T, Nu. !2-»’> Spruce -ti»*pt. has anviabh» for
1
do
J«».-< phine county ami t«» Ja< k’oiiville tuno. A hard-working domestic -he La-S1» *«
PRIZES
communicated to a reporter that month- a^.i
in lx7ii. where h«‘ has since residvil. ami Shn
sit«» hoard of the laotu-iana State lottery, and <l<
where hi* sterli ng worth and X' vllvnt husi- cidod on an investment. H.-r b«-licf >n its strictly
principies were not shaken when -!.»• drew
ncs- «jualil’Kation- have been rec*»g nized and a honest
blank for four times subsequent, nor did >hc
appreciated by all who knew him. IliM en- fail to invest monthly, by mail $1.''” will» M. A
Wash tn st on. 1>. C. She has ju«t b**«
ergi ;ctic spirit will be missed from am«»ng u*. Dauphin.
notifi«Ml that the ticket, one.fifth of wLn L ■
haw drawn the «“*
| ;iz .
but the memory <»f his gencrou dee«i> and hold-. N«».
[Philadelphia News, S«‘pt.
manly «pialitie« will long be cheri-hc<r by
those who knew him best. He was one of I
/>///!
IW7 Pro
God’s noblesi t works—an honc-t and good
.Applicati
to chilts -hoilld tn* made
man. K< «juiex at in pace.
REUTER In this city. 4)ei. 1-th, H«-nry J«»hn. <»,- Ly to the
f*M i|M : J n New < h ’•■.» -.
younRoM nod of Mr. and Mr*. A. L. li«*ut»r. aa«»d
F«»r fnrth«-r mf<>nnatwrit«» c|« -«rly. givinu
2 years. 2 month» and 21 day».
hl s/.v/'s* .vor// I s.
full H.j«lr«—. Mak»- P.O. Mon»y Ordirà {»ayabic
HEBER -In this city. Oct. 2«»th. Frederick H«*b -r. and n«klrc**s Registered letter* to
ag«*d 78 year*.
NEW 4UCLLA.X6 NATION AL BANK.
N*»w Orl»*ar-. 1.,*.
rosi ti. NOTIS Hn«l .»;di!:H,\ b tt. r-
/IOK.V.
I
I "xpr«**H at <»m «*xp«>T)'* ♦«•
M. X. I>\l PH IX X. w Ori.-en», L a .
MILLER In Anhland. Oct. fith, to Mr. and Mrs.
Or M A. DAVPHI.X.
H B. Miller a -or.
H«>7 Seventh St.. Wr.shington, D. ( '.
REEP Tn Ashland. Oct. 12th. to Mr. and Mrs. R.
8. Ree«i. a daughter.
PATTERSON Tn Ashland, Oct. Htb. to Mr. and
M th . Wm. Patterson, a »on.
N otice . -A large assortment of the cede
PAYNE —In Eden precinct. Oct. 14th. t«» Mr. and
brated New Home sewing machin« «, the
Mr«. David Payne, a daughter.
I MU.KSIGM D. ItFSiniXG ON THI
r l uH*lb*-i»la«*i m Widow Korin«« ¡»recii.ct,
he-t and cheapest in the market, have ju*t
»I«—ircM to purchnfw* n cou»i<i«*ntbie quantity of
been receive«! at E. C. Brooks’ store. Call
wh’ if. and will pay forty-fix * « « nt» in ca-h per
btish»L d ’liv«’! «! nt hi* barn F«»r any flirt I.*»r
ami examine them before purcha-ing clae ■
particular* enquire of
whore
*
TIKIS. CHAVNEH.
. Ort. » lw|.
ATTENTION
^praking in Jotrphine County.
H<>n. A. C. Junes. Detuoeratie candulate
iLL PERRON» INDEBTED TO THE UN-
WANTED
I for Preaidcntial Eketur, and Hon. 1’. r.
deriMgned, by uotw or book nr« ourt, ar«» r«*-
I l’rini will s]>eak uii the political issue» of questod tn »etti» the »am» forthwith. A-* all iT AIL r!MES. LIVF. ENFRUrTR’ MEN
know, my building and stock were entirely d'*- 21 to - 11 T' jsson ' r C flkhrated M aps ard
the day at the court-house in Kerbyville on •troyed by fire recently, and 1 n»r-d “•»*••! y er- t du» 4'iMBT*. OsK diVNDHED Dot l.ARS [ *r m«»’»t
Tuesday evening, Oct. JStb. Let cvt<ry- mo. it ib hoped that no fujtker notice w<-l ’ ncc- guarani ad to agent* fojlowirg <»nr u -t^ienuD*
„ „
w
M. £- ittìUL,
E T
t r-
;. Min» bì N r *
r
JGUN Id .ON.
•• H o»o/rr/»</ Efjicnrtj.*1
Some people nn slow in telling w iiat goo«l
thing- have been «lone for them, but Mr
John 1*. D.dy. ". ,<iilli-.mville, > ( . -avs he
takes gn at |.b i-ure in t.--tiiying t«x the
wonderful eftiracy of Brown's Iron Bitters
in dy-pvp.-ia, fever ami ¡<gue. ami gebcral
debility of the systetu. He has
ha- personally
cxperb iictd the most satisfm torv rcsolt-
froiu the use of thi valuable medicine.
Make a meu;i ;indum
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Business Notice
Lat I fave </|i»‘l .
'• »Mrtltbeaat corn.
-. where I will I»
buxine»». Mich t
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rendj nt nil time-
the drawing np«*f
i linns. wiGiGr.s.mDs,
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P<-were uf Attorney. Bill* of Na!»’. Mr.
ABSTRACTER OF LAND TITLES
. S«‘ll R««al F - at«-, and i«tl<«nd to making out H«»m»
I *t«->nl and Pr»
j»ap«>rw; al*«« draw up all
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i «»lloctorof Account», prompt remittance mad« .
biv«*stm«-nt Hrrnritb’a a •p»T-.;dt> ; Jack**«: (V-u**-
ty Scrip Umght ai <1 »old.
Prompt reply macie to all h tt t ».
4 'barg«-- in mcck I uijc «' with the i>in«*a.
by i»«*rm!»aion. to
Beekman, E m «.,
Ranker; m ihm. L. It. WHieter. JmUre of th-«
indi«- ni «I Mric*. and to any bubin**-- h<m«e «i
Jack MN
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BULL LOST!
. STRAYED FROM THF FARM OF THE LN-
• Oden-ignrd. <»m R«»gu«* rix.r. about July 1. )*M.
| one full blcMshd Hh«»rthon> Durham bull, red in
«•«»¡«»r. withou’ anj white. He ha» a gimlet hole
• •»> each bore., near th» point thereof and is f.’ur
’ \eara «»Id.
A suitable reword will he j-rid for the recovery
• »f thie
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