i—
f hi
Íim?íi
f
riritr
t v/»
rut:nt:.
This is May day.
Bad colds are general.
Jackson county ought to hobl a fair
Clean y«»ur yard* and alleys, fur sum
mer is nearly here. It will help much this year. Wc have every element to
make it a success, excepting enterprise.
to preserve the public health.
The Heber Grove school-house wa* Cannot the lacking requisite be furnish
sold last Saturday by Sheriff Jacobs and ed also?
A new road in Manzanita precinct has
hid in by W. R. Jones for f 100.
been applied for and Irvin Pruett. \\ .
Tin1 re-location of the proposed bridge
J. Gregory ami Neil Gage have been ap-
across Rogue river is being agitated
pointed viewers, with M. Peterson as
considerably in some quarters.
surveyor.
The family of Wm. Huggins of Jack-
C. ('. Cherry, of Cherry A Parkes' Al
son creek, in which there was some
bany Iron Works,last week delivered to
diphtheria, arc convalescing.
Whitsett A Rowley of Ik-ercreek. Doug
On our first page will be found a c<»l- las county. the machinery f«»r their new
num of interesting local matter; also saw-mill.
several other inq»ortant articles.
A. I stick, the wideawake trav«ling
T. J. Allen inform* u* that Jeff Davis, agent, called again this week. He was
a civilized Indian, died in Big Butte pre- fortunate in securing Hay* A: Elliott a* |
! cincl on the 27tlv aged 24 year».
the Jacksonville agent* for D. M. Os
I The wile of Mr. Ellis, Sr., of Evans borne A ( 'o.
i
« reek died a few days since. She was a
We make a specialty of wedding cnr«l*
lady of many t stiinahle qualities.
and invitation*, ball programmes and
Olney Mickelson, who ha* been *ufler- tickets, visiting card* and all kind* of
i ing from fever and ague, lias removed fancy printing, We defy competition
• to Linkviilc ami will l«»catc there.
in every line.
Alfreii Holman of th«- •‘Oregonian’’
Mr. Knaj'j» coinplete«l his work on the
passed down th«* r«»a«l la*t week on hi* Enterprise ledge in thia ¡»lace, having
return from a visit to this valley.
gom* down fifty feet «m it. There is
Strawberries ami like fruit were con plenty of quartz and it seems to be of a
siderably injured by frost, but the pros good quality.
pects are favorable for a fair crop.
The Portland wool mark«*t shows some
Quire a train of cars « am«* up the roa«l iin|»r<»vemvnt. No salt s of eastern Ore :
Wedne*«lay and a large quantity <»t gram gon not« «I ab«»ve H«-.. but a fancy clip
w«»uld doubtless bring lii\< »17c, figures
i i* being shipped fr«»m this c«»unty.
'lhe members of Me«lfor«l hnlgc of hardly safe to quote.
PER SONA L WEN TION.
Rufus Moure is in town.
Dr. Jackson is in Portlaml.
G um Martin was in town yesterday.
EHI IT GROWERS' ASSOCIATION.
OLL.l PODRIDA
AN OPEN LETTER.
MIM TES OF MKKTtMG HELT» AT JACKSONVILLK
APRIL 25, 1885.
A large stock of new goods were received
at N. Fisher's yesterday.
To the J [on. Judge and County Cummin-
tionern:
ira.
We #oe by hit© proceedings of the county hoard
The meeting was called to order by Pres
The best of sulphur for sale at the (’ity that you are favorably inclined toward# the build
ident Miller.
Drug .Store in Jacksonville at six cents a ing of a bridge aerna© Rogu<* river near Bybee’#
AND BAND CONTEST
Ben Haymond was here last week and
The constitution and by-laws were read pound.
•
Rr/tgioua Item».
Warm weather continues.
ferry. This seems to be much need“d, and while
made us a call.
•ami
the
roll
calle«!.
we
a-e
in
favor
of
free
roads
and
go«>d
bndg«»©,y©t.
Rev. E. Gittins will preach at Grant's
Mrs. Fitch of Eugene and Misses Annie
R»* m »1 the new advertisement©.
Ole Severson, 8. J. Day, W. S. Fitzgerald, Miller and Nettie »Starkey of Portland are having b«*en resident© <»n and near Rogue river for
Wm Bybee has returned from Jose
Pass on Sunday next.
the la©t thirty years, we know the danger© of that
Immigrants continue to arrive.
phine county.
Martin Peterson. G. A. Hubbell, J. E. Ross, expected here next week.
stream when it 1© fiifuded. and wo know that a
Elder M. Peterson preaches at the Mound
bridge would hardly be wjeur© any wh©r© between
The 12th of May is the next event
Misses (’ora ami Maggie Linn have re R. S. Dunlap, I. W. Thomas, S. E. Stearns,
school-house Sunday at the usual hour.
An article, important to stockmen and George J ack ©on'# arid Uncle Billy Wilson’© that
W. T. Leevcr, Jesse Richardson, C. C. Beck
Johnny Jacobs is up from Medf«»rd.
coiil«! la* built for the ©urn of R1UJMU. Therefore,
turned
from
Ashland.
Rev A M. Russell of Ashland will preach
man. H. McElroy. Frank Krause and Chas. settlers alike, relative to fencing the public would it n«»t be much wi © t and le*»» ©xia-neive for
Road supervisor receipts for sale here.
the county to build a good, subatantial ferryboat
Supt. Colvig was at the county scat
at Medford Saturday evening; also on Sun
domain, will be found on our first ¡'age.
Nickell join©»! the a**<a iation.
at an ex¡»«nse of one thousand to fift«M*n hundred
Everyluxly is going to the Red Men's
l ist Week on «»tllcial business.
day.
Emery, the pioneer furniture dealer of dollars, and employ kii experienced ferryman,
B
F.
Miller
presented
his
report
on
the
ball.
which could I n * done with the int©r«**t ©n the bal
Messrs. I'lrich amt Gordon of Med • picbtion of varieties of fruit an«! the adapt Ashland, continues to oiler inducements, ance
Elder J A. Slover holds services at the
of the $1U.«JU > ? Then in caa© of high flood©
Remember Karewski’# gram! auction
ford made us a call yestentay.
the
I m »at could be sav»*d ugainat darnag»*. Some
Antioch school-house Sunday at eleven
ability fi»r shipping; also read a communi lie keeps a large and first-class st«H‘k of
may ©ay: But we war t a bridge ©o that we ran
sales.
•
Jas. Mattingly, Frank Bros.' lively cation from Captain Morgan of Portland on everything in his line.
S. M.
cro©8 the river when it is high; but we ©ay. when
the river is t«»o high to run a t»oat there are but
H«»t«l de Jacobs has eight regular
agent, is in this s *ction again.
the subject Mr. Millor's report was receiv
The ¡»urchasing power of money was few who would venture ©ver th© bridge, with the
Bishop Morris of Portland will preach at boarder*.
May 12, 1885,
Dr. Brown has removed to Brown* ed a far as given. He was requested by never illustrated *«» fully as it is at the large drift timber Hunting that i# liable to ©tnke
the Baptist church *n Ashland Sunday
the
pier*
and
knock
them
from
under.
l odor the anopioz-« of
th» association to continue his inquiries Farmers Store in Ashlaml. The be*tg«»ud.*
> H Cook of Applegate wa* in tiwn
l»oroan<l will locate permanently.
morning and evening
This 1© not written for the pur¡»<».*u «if dictating
and make a further report at some future sol«l at the lowest rates.
Saturday
to your h«»uomble laxly, but for reasoning, heavy-
•
R.
T.
Lawton,
recorder
of
Medford,
Rev. Wm. Lund of the Episcopal church
burthened tax-payen» to think of. it 1© high time
. i time.
circuit court will no doubt last sev
Gaylord Bell, an experienced sewing ma that we begin to think, or w<» will be in lhe nx
made us a pleasant call yesterday.
will hohl services at the Presbyterian
The secretary read a communication from chine, piano ami organ repairer, has located that torn© other counties ar»», and muy have to a©k
eral weeks
IMP'D O. ft. M.
John Wells ami family returned to E. P. Rogers, general freight agent of the
Church in this place Sue. lay morning
the legislature for relief. Respectfully yours.
in Jacksonville and offers his services to
8EVERAL TAX-PAYEKS.
»strawberries will be in the marke*, in
their Sprague river ranch last week.
Rev. A. R. Bickenbach preaches at Pine
O. A ('. R. R. Co., stating that any sj»eei-
the public. H«* guarantees satisfaction
EXERCISES OF THE BAY.
a tew day#.
nix Sunday morning an at the Pn*hytvri
Ed. Beggs has gone to William*, Cali mcn of fruit the association desired to for-
J-’or Sale.
Office at R. N. Baker’s tailor-shop.
*
Emerging from their new Wigwam on ouruw id
Dirk
sirj
hen*'»n
is
now
a
retmh-n
’
of
fornia. to remain. Success to him.
an < hureh in Ja«-ksoiivi' c on theevening of
war«l to the State Board of Immigration
A fine span of horses ami a thorough- California and 'Third ©trerf© at ] e cloek p. M.
Ashland has only two saloons now. Bur bra« e wagon made by the North Pacific Order
Myrtle < r. ek
the same «lav.
wil! ¡«trad* th© principal »irrato of Jani.
A. S. Moon, nephew of Lewis O N’vil. would be carried free of charge over their
ris© A: L«»ng having con*oli«lated their in- Manufacturing Co.; also a go« m 1 set of har eonvuJe, headed by the
line.
I Twenty yardsof calico for$1.00:it Caro
Rev. P, A. M omcs will preach at Antel
has returned tu Colusa county. < ’al.
G. A Hubbell offered the following reso tcre*ts with High X Tayloran<l chwed their ness. The horses ar«- in the best ronditi<»n
*
school-house this| Fridav Jevcning: al Eagle I Bro*’., Pho-nix.
Robt. ('. Armstrong, formerly of this
saloon. Caton A Garrett c«»n«luct the! an»! the vehicle has been used only a short
lution
:
Point to-morrow at 11 o'clock, am! at the
Dr Rol»in-««n * resilience is «»ppcrite
¡dace, but now of Portlaml, i* back on a
other.
W
mekkas
,
the
Stat»*
Boar«l
of
Immigra
time Will be sold separately, if desired.
basket meeting in Brownsboro on Sumlay. I the T i . mfs office.
AND OTHER BANDS.
visit.
Rev. E. R. Murgatroyd and wife of Inde For further particulars inquire of
tion
has
invited
each
county
in
the
State
to
Rev M. Stra ten will hohl divine sei vices
Grant Finley i* in from Klamath
J. S. Sims was tip from Central Point organize a county b«»ar«l of immigration to pendence pai«l Jacksonville a visit last
On return of th© procration to th© Wirw«®
J. J. F ryer . Eagle Point.
at St F runcis church in Eagle P«»int Sun 1 county on a visit..
this week. His health is much im supplement its work, theref >re be it
week ami were the guests of Rev. Mr. and
day morning at in 3o .I’chn k. nml at the
R. L. Co«-k of Foots cret k has gone to
proved
HON. H. K. HANNA, P. 8.,
Notice to Tar-Payer».
R esolved , that the committee appointed Mrs. Bickenbach. They were very well
(. atholic Church in thi-» place in the even F«»rt Bidwell. ( al.
Al! delinquent tax-payers who will cuaie Will deliver an atldrera. which will l>s fcdlewerf
Barney Miller of Ashlaml has gone to by the association at the last meeting to ¡»leased with our town.
ing.
We ship all our ¡»a|»er and printer’.*
Workmen will pay Banner lo»lge of this
4».. ...
forward and settle their taxes b<*f«>re the b) appropriate vocal and instrument»/ natr •
There have been several real-estate place a fraternal vi.*it this evening.
*tationcry direct from the east and are Linn county to look after hi* farmimr forwai«! specimens of fruit to the State
lMh «lay of May. lA<j. will not l»e charge«! and the
Erotn The Weadotra.
interests.
levy True.
tran«a«’tion* lately.
Board
of
Immigration
be
ordered
to
wait
csti-
Bew are of fever and ague this coming therefore prepare«! to give l«>wcr
Jacksonville, the county seat amt the
Health
good.
mileage
<»r perc<*ntage. I do this, knowing
•n
the
c«»unty
commissioners,
to
induce
Jacob Wagner has been app«»inted ad
Mr*. A. Rrhkopf of Applegate i* pay •■.immer. by the use of a few bottles <»f mate* on tir*t-ela#s printing than anv
th« s- arcity- of mom y, and that tax payers
im.Rt important town «.f JacK.^.n conntv. ing thi* ¡»lace n vi*it
A three-mouth* term of school will be fin«! it difti< ult t<» pay th©ir taxes without
ministrator of the estate of R. Dwigans, them to co-operate with the a*h«x iati«»n in
olii«
♦•
in
the
intermr.
Oreg>»n Bl«»«»d Purifier this Spring. *
new Wigwam; braidra other inf?rrotÌB<
uide^* j<erhap*. it may mflv hs* - a rival in
{ organizing a ceiMity hoar«! of immigration. had this summer.
any additional expense. By availing your- Of their
Twelve yards of Cabot W f«»r <1 «HI .It
«•x©rci*ra; after which there will b* a
The Linkville hotel is d«Mng the larg deceased.
Rcamc* Bi«»*, are offering unparallel
A*hlan«l, was kit to mw *id<• U th 'rail-
selve*
of
thi»
oiler
you
can
save
money.
;<
onside
Table
<ii.*eu.*si«»n
took
place.
Wm.
D 1‘. (irenager of Medfur«! has located on
<’aro Bn»-.’, Ph«» irrx.
II. C. Humphrey ami Mis* Betti«*
A. 8. JACoRK,
roa«l. It wa.* pa**e«l, not from an arbitrarv
ed inducements in all kind* «»f g--••ds in c*t husine** south of Eugene city, No
M. Colvig. John E. Russ.G. A. Hubbell ami railroad lain! near here.
A GRAND BALL
Sheriff ami Tax-Collector.
womlvr? It has the l»e*t si m in the Shaw were rnarri»*«! in San Francisco on
Tw«» humirr«I dozen chickens wanted order tn close out their business here.
nmtive, but because it wa* notra*y to build
several
other
gentlemen
©poke
on
the
ques
In the evening nt Holt*« Hail. The beef of m«»t©
.300- April 19th.
John
Bailey
exacts
to
bu
Id
a
good
arn
world,
in
th«*
¡»ers«»n
of
the
J'dly
at
('aro
Bru*.
’
.
Phomix.
the r«»a«l to it. The town wa*» located a* a
four loa-1* of Texas immigrant* were
tion.
ha© t**‘n procured for tin© ©r©nt, and th© © ouk
When Baby vru* sick, w»- gav»« her
soon. Also to improve his residence.
Dr. R. L. Parker of Eagle Point has
mitt©«* Im© left nothing undone to make it tba
mining camp ami for the convenience of
Daniel Hodges .»i Trail creek ha© re- in All any la*t week on their way from pound pF»»prietor himself.
(ABTORIA.
On being ¡»lit to a vote, the resolution
grandest
ludi ever given in Southern Oregon.
Wh»*ii she was a child, ©he cried for
There i* no need of sending to San gone to Lake county, where he will ¡»rol»- was adopted unanimously.
Jack Frost gut in some heavy work here.
miner*» ri«l quite with«»nt con*idrration of m«»V( «I t«> Fort Klamath.
Washington territory to southern Ore-
Ticket© including eappei*-f.3.UU.
(ASTORIA.
ably
locate
Fram
i*«'»»
or
P«»rtlan«l
fur
clothing,
as
Fruit
is
badly
damaged,
as
well
as
other
it* p«»**ibl** future a* a commercial town.
When ©he became a Miss, ©h© clung to
There wa* a larg«* crowd in Jackson ; g«»n.
John B. Wrisley moved that the ¡»resi
ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.
long a* you can he .*«» well suite»l by
( ahtork
I he railroa«! pa**e* it live niilc* t< • »he « a*t. ville again la*t Satunlay.
The family of Henry Klippel started dent appoint m gentleman from each im tender crops.
With stjgc* running on fast time,
\\ hen ©he had cbildr«*n. ©he gave th»-m
Baker, the Jacksonville tailor He never for Lake county this week, to he g«»m*
The town has un*|ii<**tional»lv differed, but
Two
silver
ledges
located
in
the
Mead
('ASTORIA.
portant district in the county to act with
(\»rre*[»'«n len o t'i«»m every portion «»f traveb'r* can make the trip tn San Fran-
fail* t«> giv«* satisfa« tion.
it is by no means dead or in th«* way of d \ -
all summer.
th«* committee appointed to confer with the ows since March 30th. We have good ledg
ci*r«» from Portland in less than 1»
southern Or»*g«»n s«»!icite<l,
ing. It Mill ha the large local trad«* it has
iIavin * only one freight train a week
Warren Truitt of Polk county ha© as ¡county commissioners on the immigration er here of several kinds of mineral. They
FOR TWO CASH PRIZE8.
Halt-faic rate* have been se« ure«l for hours.
always lud. and will retain it. Th»* new
from P<»rthind i* proving «¡uit»', an in sumed his dutic* as register of the Lake i question, l he motion was carried.
arc near water power. Ye miner is invited
A
A.
Fink
ha*
gathered
up
his
band
On May lBtli
town of Medford, situated on th. railroad the Red Men’s celebration.
convenience h» our mcr< bant*. Wells. view land office.
l he president apj»ointcd G. F. Pennebak- to prospect this country.
Martin l.»»ughlin is at Linkville. H« «»f «allicin Don rias county and started Targo .<• Co . h«»wever, are well ¡»Icive«!
at the point nearest Jack* »nvillv. ha* grown
n»« first prize to be not le«« than
and rtie
We
have
room
here
for
eight
or
ten
fam
W. II Baysc, A. C. L<»mlen ami John er, G. I. M« ('onncll,Martin 1’eterson, John
east of the mountain* with them last
©aeon»! i >t Ira© than &’<>. All th© entrira
in a few months to be a thriving ¡»luce of is a tir-t-cla-s brick maavn.
with tlm new arrangement.
to !»* made th« day prsvioua.
( harwell of Applegate have gone east B. Wri*ley, G. A. Hubbell. K. F. Maury ilies yet. Those who are able tu buy im
week.
about a hundred houses, but it has not. as
The band contest at this ¡»lace on the
Rufus ('ox of Manzanita precinct has of the mountains.
and TI iom . Haymond. G. F. Pennebaker proved farms and have families who need
< orumitteeut
J. W Starr of Junction city,an experi
many expected, robbed Jacksonville of its 13th is the absorbing theme.
one of the finest field.* of grain in the
was chosen chairman of the committee.
to go to school are what we want. We want
Reraptior FI. Pap«. Hr.. T. T. MrKenri*. Adam
from
l'illa-
Claude
Thayer
has
movc<l
enced
tinner,
intemls
moving
to
Grant
’
s
tra«le or of it* importance as a general cen
TRADE
ar
0
I
.
H«'hmitt.
E.
D.
Foudray, E. B. W a term and B.
valley
A
few
years
ago
there
were
no
Send to the T imes office for note. re-
H. McElroy of Grant's Pass favored the no lazy drones, nor drinking or profane
mook to Portland, where he will prac-
Ta.*» ami opening a tinshop in that
1 Jacob«.
ter.—[Oregonian.
imjTovements on his place, which now
cei|»t, order and check books.
;
meeting
with
a
©hurt
speech,
which
demon-
men.
Men
of
grit,
sense,
brains,
means
Music
A.
F.
Eddv.
II. Tap*. Jr.. D. W. C irmbp.
tice his profession.
place.
It seems to I m * the impression now that
Fl«»»«r Managers—J. < . Whip®. William M*»**r.
makes a beautiful appearance.
! strate«! him to be a clear and imjiressive and muscle will be welcomed.
I’. M.
W. G. Kenney and wife of Medfor«!
creek
and
I
Chns.
Nirkell,
Chas.
Pursdl.
Brad B«vm, Charlra
W.
F.
Coker
of
Pleasant
the railroad would have run near to Jack-
J W. Howard A; Co. of Grant's Pass
M Mensor has rented the building W. Maloney of (»rave creek were at the ©¡»eaker. He assured the association that
« Prim. J. T. Roliaon. David Croncmiller.
wa* in t< wn Tuesday evening.
Spikenard, April 23, 18S5.
«onville. had her ¡»eople approached, in an
arc building a neat office in the rear of
D»
«
oration
-
1).
W.
Crosby.
II. Pape. Jr.. D.
the people of Grant’s Pass ami vicinity
The Red Men’s celebration and ball their store, which will be for rent when formerly known a* th«* Eagle Sample county ©cat recently.
i Hardin. J«»hn Bievenue, Frank l«»rainc.
irresistible manner, a certain divi*ion engi
jri.v/.vo y/ n s.
would
not
be
lacking
in
enterprise
and
sym
i
General
(
»»mmittee
—
Adam
Hrhmitf,
Jamrai}
Rooms,
on
California
street,
an«!
is
fix
neer. who. for some unaccountable rea.*«»n, on the 12th will be grand affairs.
comi’b'tvd.
| Birdae.v. J. R. Little.
Ed. Kinney is now an honest granger pathy with the fruit-grower* of southern
ing it up. He propose* to remove his
always inode thi* place hi* headquarter-
Fred. Grob ha* reduced the price of
W.
Woodward of Busehurp has found
ami in the employ of Thus. McAndrew Oregon.
The Medfur«l ra«<* take pla e next •tock of goo«l* into it before long.
.1 baalut el y
beer and wine to 5 cents a glas*
a valuable quartz mine. We are glad to
of Mc«lf«jrd precinct.
week. Several liberal purses will be run
G.
1
Pennebaker
moved
that
we
meet
in
Tree from Opiate*. Emetic» and Voioona.
ObetaMsrp.
If you want to invest in superior
hear of it.
Step*
are
being
taken
to
appeal
the
for
ami
quite
a
number
of
racers
will
Ed.
Hendritk*
and
Thos.
Berryman,
Jacksonville
on
Saturday,
June
27,
1885,
f<»r
Our old friend Dr Martin Vro«»man pa*s
ricnlturul imj»lements and machinery
parti* ¡¡»ate.
-AND—
Capt. Ankeny has returned to Portland, A PROMPT, SAFE. SURE CURE
accompanied by their familic*. were in the ¡»urpoae of deciding where the associa
e«l from these earthly scenes on the 17th O’Neil case to the supreme court.
and are looking f«»r a bargain, don t for
For Coagha. ©ore Throat, Ifonr*cBC«». Influent«,
Judge Delkatt and r«»*tnui*tcr Steel. get to attorni K a row ski’s auction »ales in Jacksonville Saturday.
Corn-planting i* about over. A very
tion shall establish permanent headquar the Sti rling mine not being ready to make
C'olda. Bronchitl«, Croup. VI booping Cough,
ult . after a lingering illness. He was born
Artbma, Qutney, 1'atns In ('heat, *•. 1 other
a clean up as yet.
ag«m: for the State Investment Insur this ¡»hu e to-day ami to-morrow.
in Madison county. N. Y., and wa* in hi* I larg«* amount of it has been done.
Henry Tweed, who ha* been at Smith ter*. M«»ti«»n carried.
•fitaaiona rfthe Throat •••'1 Lung*.
lhe next regular meeting was ordered to
Price 80 rent© a hott ©. Sold by Druecltts and
CTtli year when he <lie«l. A pione« r «*f the
river.
Cal.,
for
sometime
past,
ha©
re
There will be a M i v day pnr; v at tie ance <’o.. were down from Ashland
George
Ross
and
S
M
Keenan
have
re
C. (>. Bigelow, one of the m«»*t enter-
erf Pftrtifi unable to induct their dealer tn proniptly
Wedn.-lay.
take ¡«lace at (»rant s Pass on Saturday, cently had some quartz from their lead in get it for them trill rcrcire ticu butlli'i.Espreti charge?
Second Sired, Eitrndin? from lune to
Pacific coast, hr *¡»«•111 the greater port! >n of Gohl Hill warehouse thi* evening.
pri.*’iDg citizen* <»t Williams creek, was i turned to Wagner creek.
paid, bg tending one dollar to
May 30, 18A5
Bulle StrrdL
the past quarter of a century in ('ulif«»rnia
(iiizzly bear* arc again making raids in town thi* w« « k. H< >nf»»rm* us that
Yamhill county assayed. It showed a large
See that artistic painting «lone l»\
Di< k Mit. I k -11 .»f Tal.l« lb»« k precim t
tha < h iRLn a . viM.iLrn cowro!,
b<z.* O’UMI *!. 1 Man.:fa
•.
<>n motion of Martin Peterson, the yield in gold and some silver, panning out
In 1*77 he located in Ja< ksonville, living Buensuw on Fre«l Grob’s windows.
upon the « attic in Sprague river valley, cr«»p* an* <l«»ing well th»re. althotigh ami E<1. Morgan <»f ITncnix paid Jack
Uakimon . I!land. T. K. A.
The nnd©r*irned, having leaded th* new ©rd
meeting a«ijoui ned.
here almost continuou.*ly until alaiut eigli-
al "iit $.575 to the ton in gold. The mine is
sonville a vi>it this week.
extensive Brick
N«»bhy cam s just received at Jas. R ami have killed a number of y«iung the fr«»*t «li»l a great d»*.tl of damage.
J. H rnky G riffis Sec y.
tven month* ago. when he removed to Med
,
beeves
recently.
located near North Yamhill.and the gentle
Little'«; al*«» fresh French camlics. *
H B. Carter an«l S. B Gal. v of A*h-
The R'»gu«* Riv r Distillery in this
ford. The Doctor wa* of a genial disposi
men think they have struck a bonanza
La- k of »¡»ace prevent* the publica plac«' is still running on full time ami land, accompanied by their wives, werc
Mrs.
Ro#e
Fay
is
acting
a*
milliner
in
*
//a
/
it
<
OI
nr
b<)(
h
i
i.
tion. a good physician and an honest man
Ro«« was formerly a resident of this place.
tion of a number«»t item* of interest and manufa« turing*uj»erior li«ju<»r. R. Bene in Ja< ksonville this week.
Parmenter
*
establishment
at
Salem.
He had a boat of friends throughout south
Wai/ Term.
An extremely rich ‘ «trike, equaltngthat
J. . WELCH M. D..
some
communication*.
They
will
ap-
dict
brought
a
<
onsiilerahle
«piantity
of
1). S. McCollum passed through town
IN YREKA. CAL,
We nee«! a street sprinkler very much.
ern Oregon. A family also mourns his <le-
A« TIoNS-AT-I-XU .
in the famous Gold Hill times, has been PHYSICIAN A N D S V RO EO N .
1 ¡»car in our next.
ry • to this <••tabli*hmerit a few day* ag«». last week, on his return to Josephine
<
an't
©»«nobody
furnish
us
thi*
luxury?
niise. to whom the sincere sympathy of the
Is now prepared to famish all kinds of
< ha© N ickell v.*. O. M. Krcwson; to re made in .Melionougli A Kahler - quartz
Harry Lambert, an experience«! hotel
Bilgi r A M fgly hav»- a • irl«»ad <»f ag <-«»iinty fr«»rn E«len prccim t.
whole community ¿«extended. His remains
The season is ¡»roving an unusually
cover money.
Medford. Oregon
ledge near Fort Lane. Free gold can l>c
Ben Rosenstcin and E. I.ang, tw«» pop
were interred in the Jacksonville cemetery. dry «me and *omc rain is necde«l badly. man. ha* taken « barge of th«* Medtor«! ricultural ma« liinery and an immenso
Mary Donegan vs. C. 1). Reed et al; to seen in large quantiti« s. «omc of the ore ap 8p©ciul attention to Di©<‘a*«-s of F©mal** and
IL»use and will give th«- supper for the st- « k of *t«»\ v* ami h.’inlware that i* now ular commercial travelers, have been in
in the presence of a very numerous con
recover damages.
Children, an«! ©11 chroni© dis«*aH<*«; al*«» Surgery Ar.d will repair
Bob Smith of Butte creek ha* gone
)>e.aring to be half pdd. We arc informed
¡»arty on the Sth.
arriving They ar<* prvj»are«l to give un- thi* place «luring the week.
in all it© branche©.
course. “Peace to his ashes
H. (.’, Dol!arhi<lc vs. (). A <’. R. R. (’«».; that there i« a considerable amount of that
into the sheep business and is doing
BOILEItb. KFAPF.RR. MOWF.KS,
There were ten prisoner* in the coun ¡•ar.ill« lt d imlucenic.its in all of these
M Ohm« bain ami family started for same.
well.
quartz in sight, in which event the owners
IIIHIM11N'. M V niNFS. Fir
Rather Arbitrary.
ty ¡ail f«»r awhile thi* week the largest line*.
Sprague river valley last Monday, and
Notice
for
Publication.
Grave ( reck Ditch ami Mining Cu. V*. may consider themselves quite ri< h.
Also, constantly mi Land
("iisid« ral'Jv stock of all kinds are be numb« r eve. in that institution at one
Outlie first page of the T imes will be
The publi*hed r« j»'>rt that tw«» of our will hr gone several months.
Ijand Olli '«- nt R«*©burg. Oregon. (
i John Rast, T. J. (’riteser am! J. U. Fuller-
found the bill passed by the last legislature, ing ©hipped from this county to Port i time, we believe.
FLOO9INC i CEILINC LUMBER.
I'ua in ( h i nafoirn.
April 27. 18*5.
citizen* were arrest« <1 for planting cu
1’ncle Geo Durand ha* rcturne«! from tun ; to recover money.
regulating the building of sidetrack*; als«» laml.
VOTI' I IS HEREBY («IV! N THAT THE
It seems that the Chinese couple*who
AU kinds of Lumber kept on hand for sale and
.1 !’. Sevferth, formerly »^f thi*' (»unty. cumber* on sumlay. at the instance of hi* trip vast. Hi* many friends are
Same
vs.
same,
to
recover
money.
f«»ll«iwi:
R-ii,iin«-d
M4tl«T
I.a-
fd»*<l
!.«»ti<'<
‘
<»f
hi*
Receiver Krrhler's letter to Messrs. Beall
Crops look well <»n Evans’ creek ami hut now a prominent resident of Jose Mr* John Weiss, i* a mistake. She
were marri« «l last we« k were runa way .- from intention to make tinal j»r<»of in ©upi»ort of hi© plam-d ot order.
Jemima
('«»her
and
J.
Dullarliide,
a«lmin-
’
glad
to
hear
of
hi*
safe
return.
and Magruder of Central Point regarding improvement i* noticeable on every
nnd that ©aid pr«»<»f will b© n.ad«- before •
Walla Walla. W T. A notice offering a claim,
phine counW. was in Ja< k* »nvillc thi* m \ «Ttlit le-s atti nii»fe«l to have th«* ar
th«' jiwitf«' <>r clerk «>f Ja<-k*><»n « \g*r:j at Jackson- •
Mill and Mining liachlnery
Mrs B. F. Dowell left f»»r Portlaml iMrators of the estate of I.. Colver, dcceas- i
the same. It plainly appears that Mr K hand.
ville,
Oregon,
on Moi
viz John i
rtw.ir«!
of
$.»<«•
was
published
in
the
Sin
rest*
ma«h*.
w« ©k after supplies.
yesterday, having already been ¡»rece«l- cd vs 1’. W. Olwell; to recover damages. !
W. R«>bm*» m. L«»jn»*M“.ui N •. t.45n, for th«« E , of !
doe* not propone doing anything for that
1
ranci--'o
Chronicle
and
es¡»ie«l
by
Marshal
Jmige Webster ha* set Monday, May
A Specialty.
Haymond A Magruder v* John Swimlen ; i
N. W. 4 «; 1 s. , of N E. 4 S«»r 27. 1 .
S. R. 4
Petition* arc in < ir«’iilati*»n re«|tie*ting vd by Mr. D. ami Mi*s Fannie.
The O.
C. Stage < <r commences ta*t
place, als«» that the railroad facilities that
( urtis, who arrested them ami another wr©t. He name«* th«« following witt;•*•*>»<•© to pr«»v©
llth, a* the «late for trying the Mackey time to-day and will make the trip be the County (’«»nunissioners' court t«»
to recover money.
DaACKETS OF ALL STY 1X8.
hi© Conti'tin»u- reHidenco upon, and cult;vat <,>«
he will afford it will amount to very little, case.
Rev. J. W. Sellwood of East Portland
Margaret Caldwell, administratrix of the Chinaman who « ame here at the same time. of. ©a«.«! Lin«!, viz P. H. Owing»-. R. H. Mctiinni©.
tween railroads in on© «lay’ in ¡»luce of take '•«»me step* in the way of indù« ing
a* only freight train* will stop there occa
— U.SO—
i* spending a short time in the valley in
Sim<«n Simpkins. W. A. Goldsmith, all «»f Wood
A
great
deal
of
legal
squabbling
ha*
been
e*tat«‘ of \t m. >>. ('ahlwcll, deceased, v*. C. !
Ja* Wright of Dougla* county is on two day*, a* heret*>f«»r«‘.
immigrant* t«» r<»me t«» Ja» k*«»n e«»unfy.
ville, Oreg«»».
sionally. As freight « barges must be pre
the interest* of the Epi*« «»pal church.
I
going
on
since
then.
The
men
have
©¡«ent
\\ Drobac k to recover damage*.
WM. F. BENJAMIN. Regiater.
SCROLL SAWING ANO WOOD TONNINA
A F Eddy has built a neat,new fence It i* I'cing being liberally signed, a* it
paid, ami ther«- will be n«» agent then*, in big Applegate. R ing erg.;gcd in mining
\ H. Ma«*kiy and wife return©«! from
there.
John White v*. Win. Piatt; to recover . must of their time in jail, on a charge
and a substantial si«b walk about his ou^rht to he.
what re*pet t the pr«»|»osed sidetrack v ill
All
work guaranteed first-class, and executed
( of kidnapping, but the woman ha* di*ap-
a visit to San 1'ram i*» »» and Portland money .
on the shortest poem bl© notice.
A.'A MES.
W. G Knighton has sold his hot» I at prcini*©* in this ¡dace. Hi* enterprise
Our <li*rri< t *< h »■•! still th»uri*hcs and
prove of any accommodation or benefit to
¡•eared am! cann«)t I k * found, alth ugh dili
tlii* w« ■ k They were absent marly six
I
Prof. Watt ami hi* «dficicnf <«»rp* of
the |»c«»|»le of ('cntral Point and vicinity i* F«»rt Klamath an«! returned to Trail is w<»rthy of emulation.
gent search has been made. The ¡prosecut
weeks.
.Martha
'
c
1
the t
not apparent Nothing daunted. w«»rk i* creek.
Big Butte. Or..
ing witness is expected to arrive here to-
J. W Baker of Central 1*«»int inform*
Dr. J. P. Welch, who « «» ne* w«‘!l re«- von e.
programing on H«»n T F. Beall * ¡»lac«*.
sheriff' Ja« ob# an«! his deputies are n* that it was « tj.eeted that > Abra tion Ja« k*onvillv ha* th«* best publi«-
' day. armed with the necessary papers. In
.Martha
•
•liiTii''iidvd,
ha*
located
at
Medfor«l
for
—AND—
Fine
vs.
Edward
Fine;
same.
i busily engaged in giibpcenaing wit ham's warehouse would arrive there school in th«* State «»ut id«* <»f P»»rtlan«l.
II heat Na tea.
H. W. Powell v*. Alice G. Powell; same ' the absence of any judicial authority the
th«* practice of his profession. See his
and
we
are
proml
of
it.
nesses.
There is some activity in the grain mar
from Glendale yesterday.
HARDWARE
J. H Redfield vsGraceM. Redfield; same. Chinese were «lischarged yesterday.
card elsewhere.
John Miller may be f«»un«l at the Hun
J. ( '.
R. S. Sheridan of Roseburg are
ket. consequent upon war rumor« from Eu
Th© steam saw-mill is running on full time and
Ole Seveson of (rrant’s Pa*s precinct
W A. Cusick vs. J. H. Cu*i« k; same.
Frank
Huffcr
returnc<l
from
Josephine
turning <»nt
.1 .Vr»r Ha rreiter.
rope, ami much wheat has changed hands selling out and propose retiring from wa* in town Saturday. The railroad ter’s Emporium in thi* place again ami
J» j >. Wilson vs. Ida Wilson; same.
county this week, where he ha* been
I). M. <>sb«»rnc A Co. have place«l np«»n
nt an advance«! figure. G. Karewski sold ; business.
right of way sold by Sheriff Jacobs last is prepare 1 to vive the lowest ¡»rices, on pnispecting f»»r government land that
Nancy Amlcrson vs. I). P. Anderson;
SU P-ERIOR LUMBER
fir« arm*, ammunition, cutl«*ry. tifi/.mg
the market a m w steel frame harvest« r ami
I h . irjo bushels last week to Plymaie A An
An interesting description of southern Saturday was hid in by him.
same.
nc«*'l'
stirwying.
Of
»til kind*. W«* have on hand a large a©©ort
tackle, shelf hardware, etc. Don't' fail
gle of Medford, for the Salem flouring mills, ! Oregon will be found on the first ¡»age of
Frank L«»rraine vs Bernard Lorraine, I hinder, for which great advantages over
ment of ©<woned
Work on Roberts t O' Neil’* brick build to give him an early <*all.
L .l. Mark of Trail creek inform* u*
.«»ther
machines
are
claimed.
Hays
A
El-
and we learn that P. W. OlweJl of Ph«vnix ' the T imes .
partition of real estate.
RUSTIC
(
EILING.
FLOORING, FINISHING
ing
at
M»-dford
is
¡
rngr©**ing
raj'idlx
that
crops
look
well
in
Flounce
Rock
has als«» sold a large quantity. The rate
If you wish t«» contract fora monu
Henrietta DcRoboam vs. G. W. Holt, et , liott are agents for this section, and the*«’
There will be a picnic at Grant’s Pa©#
AND ROUGH LUMBER,
i enterprising gentlemen will soon give our
paid was
cents a bushel, sacked and de t«» day It will conclude with a ball in They will ¡»nt a large stock of good* ment, headstone, or any kind «»f marble pre« inct N S. Drew says the same of | al; to foreclose mortgage.
into it when it is completed.
¡farmers an «»¡»¡»«»rtunity t«» judg«* of th«* i Which will bt* ©<»1«! in quantities to ©uit nt very
livered at the railroad. This is not a big I the evening.
or *t«»ne work, including coping*, at bot « Uniontown precinct.
»State of Oregon vs. Wm. Briscoe ami F turrits «»t* this new eonipetit«»r f«»r public reasonable rate*.
I
The Royal St. John sew ing-ma» liinrs tom prices, go to Sin lv A Jac«»bs, Med-
price, but mm h more satisfactory than that
N. D. Bostwick, father of W H Bost S. Biwer; same.
Order© promptly fill»*«! and hHti©faeti«»n guar
favor. It is the bosr.
Mr* R. N. Baker, wife of our tailor, an lx- found at the land office in M©d
anteed.
< . C. PARKER A CO.
offered for several months past, even if buy
for«l. Or« gon. for they are superior work wick of Applegate, return©«! to California
State of Orcgen, ex rcl. s J. Day. VS
Cali'orma Street, Jacktonvilla Oga,
arrived
from
Eugene
city
thi*
week
to
Eor Sale at a Raryain.
ers do require the grain to be free from all
ford They will be exchange«! for hay. men ami guarant«’«' satisfaction.
this week. He wa*accompanied by W. County Court of Jackson, et al . writ of re
•
The
crop
on
John
Wells'
place
in
Willow
ions MILLER, Proprietor.
grain or tw nty-dollar pieces.
•
kinds«»! rubbish. As long a* the railroad | locate here.
view.
Th«* Portlaml St andar«!” has taken L. Hatton and family.
Nothing has been ncard of the pro
Springs prc'-inct; als<v a team and wagon,
company maintains its exorbitant freight
Sub*«Tiber* paving for the T ime * in up the defense of Martin ami Wm.
< ha*. Nickell vs. M. E. Pogue, et al.; t«>
H. York ami S. ( all of Applegate
household goods, etc. Will be sold in Of Southern Oregon ar© hereby inform««! that in
chaiges, grain cannot he raised with much posed amateur entertainment in this advance will receive the ‘ \m«*ri«*.'in M i-key. wh • werec«»nvi«*ted of th«' mur pa**c«l through town last week, on their fore« lose lien.
addition to u largo un«l ehgant lino of
, place of late.
whole <»r in part at a reasonahh* figure.
profit in southern Oregon.
Farmer,’' a iir*t » la** agri' iiltural jour der <»f Pursell in Josephine county. an«l way • a*t of th« mountains. They ex
O. Harbaugh vs. J T. an«15u*an Raimcy ; For further particulars en«iuire <»f
By the Thousand !
i There are one or two cases <»f diph nal, on»1 year free of charge.
to
f«»rcclose
mortgage.
pect
to
begone
several
month*.
wh»»
are
to
have
a
n«'\v
trial
nt
the
May
E.
H
oi
k
.
\\
illow
Springs.
Ilouae Humed.
theria in Sam's valley, in the family of
L. Sobunon vs. G. W. Holtet al., to fore
Mr* I heilaeker ami Mi** Frantz of
Th«»*. P. Kahler’s dwelling house near
Mrs M J. Payne of Asliland, guar term <»f the • »r, uit court in Jaek««»n
HMD I NDERKIGNED IS NOW TAKING OR.
i Thus. Pankey.
County Court.
1 d» «© through Jackson #nd Jn*«*phÌD« roiiuti«»
( rc*< < nt < ity ar<* ¡»living Jacksonville a close mortgage.
Fort Lane was burned to the grouml last
•lian of the minor heir of Wm. Payne, county.
for
The
May
term
of
the
probate
and
county
See
Dr.
C.
Lcmpert
on
Saturdays
and
I
have
added
to
my
et
oc
k
the
following
cine©
of
«RIMIN
AL
<
\*E*.
W ednesdav,together with all of its contents
After being in 1»u*in»’** in Ja- ksoiivill«» vi*it. Mr* T. is a sister of Mrs. Jmige
de. eased, will sell some real estate be
goods, of which 1 have a full line:
State of Oregon vs Ah Jim; held to an coinmis’ioner*' court will be hel l next
Noh«w|y wa* at hand at the time, but th© ! y«»u will be « urc«i free (excluding me«li- longing to him on May 3oth.
over 15 year*, (i. Karew*ki will sell his Hanna and Mr* Po*tmast« r Muller.
&
week. It promises to be an interesting ses
swer for burglary.
tire wa* discovered when too late by the : t ine) of charge.
lem
liniic-f
M-».
k
of
agri
ultur.i!
ma»
’
liin-
J. E. Stuart, the well known artist, is
sion.
Siskiyou county shippers ¡»ay* only
Ladles’ Furnishing Goods,
State
vs.
John
Myrtle;
hehl
for
larceny.
Aiken
’
s
saw-mill
on
Rogue
river
i-
Am
kirn!
rai»u<1
in
a
first-<*la©* Nursery.
miner employed at M< Donongh A Kahler’#
|l."t a ton freight from Portland to Ash ery and implement.* at auction to I <»n a sk« t<-hing tour to Mt. Shasta. He
B »th Knit and Mu-din.
quartz ledge. How it originate«) is a mv*- ' manufacturing a large quantity of *u land. les* than half what the people of morrow. in order to retire ¡»••rmanently. will be gone about two weeks ami in- I State vs Martin Mackey . change of venue
SCOTT'S EMULSION OF PURE
Thn*r uartin« Tr^e© tin© fall will do well tn
K’ivc in© tlu ir order©, as 1 will gUArantw* Mti©fftc»
tery. Tw«» tramps w» re seen traveling in | ¡»erior lumber.
!{«• retain* hi* exten*ive milling inter t»nd< to ascend the mountain, if p«»*sible. from Josephine county.
Cod l.lver Oil. with Hypophosphites.
th© latter ¡»lace are obliged to pay.
I tion.
State vs. Win. Ma« key; same.
r.jrceUtttt for IMicntr. Waiting Chiltlren.
ests her«’. h«»w« ver.
that direction, and it is supposed that in or , straw hat*, shirt*, neckties and und«’r-
1 wiirront oil mj tre»*# if properly cared for.
Ed
.1
Harris,
«»ne
of
the
most
popular
Why don't yon paint that rusty-look
State v*. Fre«l Frame; held for larceny.
Dr. Charles C. Garrett. Calvert. Texas,
r« rnib of j>aym«’ni <w©y. Pr«»du<*e taken at mar.
der to cook *otne victuals they built a fire, wear of the liite*! styles ju*t received at
M. Hanley’s band of hor*« *, which commer«’ial travelers on the road, ha*
ket
price. IrtdO U m -, of ¡’each S©«<1 wanted.
ing
building
of
your*
and
¡»nt
up
the
A**
clirap
as
tu
b»*
bonghi
any
¡»lac«*;
alno.
sav«
*T
have
used
vour
Emulsion
for
State vs. Walter Taylor; same.
which communicated with the building in Jas. R. Little's.
*
have been ranging on Butte creek for been in the valley «hiring the w«'ek He
,,
x
A. R. JOHNSON.
over a year, and have derived much bene
new fem e your premises need so much ?
State
vs.
| Jacksonville. Oregon. Aug. 1. IxML
Amanda
McDaniel;
held
for
some manner. The loss fall.-» heavily on Mr.
many year* past, were start«*«! for Har rej»n’.s«nts Fleekenstcin
fit from it in the marasmus of children, be Childrens’ Sh:rt Clothes,
Pat M< Kavanagh had an almost fa Show a little enterprise am! ¡»ride.
Mayer of inunler.
K.Jiler.and is estimated at ©vi ral hundred
ing tolerated by th© stomach when all other
ney valley. Grant county, this week. Portlaml. an«!, of course, takes many or
i tai atta< k of sickness thi.* week, but i*
Un«l««r I year© old.
All those who « all on Dr.
Lemp<*rt.
medicament* were rejected.’’
dollar*, on which there wa* no insurance.
They numbered seventy hea«l and were ders.
I now improving.
A beautiful line of
Revival.
the German d<»< tor, at J:u k*onville, for
in
charge
of
Tho-
Collin*,
Wes
John-
A ITatrriny Trough Needed.
Hr Kept the Whole Houac Awake.
i I. B. and I F. William* of Antelope treatni«-nt on Saturday* will be trcate«l
The Macedonia Baptist Church on Deer
Tho- Tecson has returned to Fort
*>»n an«l E«l. Simon.
Cor. 3d and E Str« etc.
!.(
I KI
Another enterprise the b«»ard of trn*t< < * have been furnishing thi* market with free of » barge, ex< hiding medi' ine. *
W ariungton , D C Mr F.O McC1< n
Worth, Texas, where he formerly held creek, in Josephine county, ha* recent lv
Th«’ lair *cx *h«»uLI n«»t fail to r-*a I th«: p«»siti»»n of master mechanic. We had an interesting revival, with th«' follow a prominent solicitor of patents of this city,
of Jacksonville ought to inaugurate at once ■ cxc<*ll« nt homy
I 'onsinting of Libie and Silk.
PORTLANn. <)R„
was trouble«! f«»r several w<*cks with a *e
E.irlv-*«»'vn grain l<» »ks mm h better Mr*. Prim * new advert'sement. she
is a watering-trough at the hitching ra k
ar«* glad to learn that he will resume his ing results: At a ten »lays meeting hehl by ver«* cough, which not only «leprived him of
Ex«*hange <»n Portland and San Fran- I
Containing ISO Knom*. ««11 funi.hwi. TI i -I mv I
on Third street. Thi* could !»<• built at a e(.*<*«» fur *alc at A L. Johnson’s hin»! than that s«»wti th«* year, whi< h is an not only ha* th«' largest stock of millin oh! ¡»hire.
GLOVES,
Ebler J. A. Slovcr with that church, begin sleep but anm»y«*<l other*. Th«* only thing
other ¡mint in favor of sumrn©r-falb»w- ery. fancy go«ids. underwear, chihJren’s
whi« h «lid him anv good, he says, was the
reasonable cxp«-nse and w<»uld prove a gr • it offii i in Molford.
*
11 ANI »KERCH I EFS ONE DOLLAR PER DAY HOUSE
Aaron Beck of Evans creek ami his ning on the lKtli and closing «»n the 27th of new preparation. Bed Star Cough Cure, a
ing.
All
kinds
need
rain,
however.
r!«»thing, etc . but is al*oprcpare«l to till
convenience t<» those win» buy of our hu*i-
nephew. A Beck of Butte creek, captur April, 1S.S5. the church was revived and purely vegetable compouml. free from opi
in the Rtatik
Hanky A L« • v<- tmi Hanley Bros, are
Anyone desiring th«- service* of a first- al! ord'T* for dress-making ex p©< I it ion sly
nrs* men, ina*muth a.- they < an then water
ed two brown bear cubs not far from the strengthened and sinners aroused, some ates. narcotics or poison* <»f any kin«l *
still ©hipping consi«l<.*rahl«' stock of all cla**bri' k maker <*ithcr l»v th«* dav’ or Hid at very reasonable rates.
their h«>r*es hamlily. The main ¡»i|»c that
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rcc Suses to and frem the Hotel.
residence of the former last week. Noth attending the preaching who aeldora or
kinds to Portlaml.
contract may receiv«* particulars by ad-
The Bi»th anniversary of Od«l Fellow
W 4 RR1EH.
supplies the ci*u*rn* could I h * tappeti ut the
never had during their stay in this country.
ing was seen of their mother.
No
t ime«« rn:|>l«j-«<i nr.<i nu <l«ri*ti.« in
G. W. <’urti*is haulingsorne ext cllent »lre*sing
A B i «» tt *. Jacksonville.
ship wa- appropriately «•clcbrate«! hero
junction of C.diforniaand Third streets ami
rliarg*«.
H M» Elr»»y. re;»resentative of the Ten person* made professions that they WAS SAM BEE LAN In thi- city. April 2M.
Rogan, the Asldami ¡»ljJ»t »gra|»her. a* l.r t M«»n<lay Intercsting literary exer-
M«
k 1. 27. e«nte; 1. k I» i » k 25rent* to 50 cent»,
An<l
many
other
thing»*
t»<>
num?r«»u©
to
mention.
the surplus water whit h is now running to lumh’T fr»»ni Hoxie's mill on Williams
by E. I). Foudray, J. P., Wan Sxm and Mine Bee
Grant’s Pass “Courier.” was in Jackson were converted at this meeting, ranging
1 have m 1 m > ©©<ur«*d th«* iw-rvic«* of a
J »an.
E. LEWINTON. Proprietor.
waste in Daisy creek could In* utilized We i creek for D Linn.
tonishea everybody how he ©an <b» such '•i>es t«»<»k place in the hall, which were
iron» ten years old to marrieil men an«!
ville
during
th©
w<ek,
und
is
now
can
SCHULTZ-
MriHMEL lu thi© «-ity. April 27th.
must offer all inducements in <»ur pma cr to
Mrs M i'aldwell has been a ¡»pointed fin« work *•» very «l»« aj». He employ* tollotved by a first-chi** supper in the
w
’
omen.
The
church
receive«!
fourteen
ad
by Hon. L. R. W«»t»M«»r. circuit judge, Chari«*
vassing other portions of JacK.son coun
the ¡»copie oi south-rn Oregon.
administratrix «»f the estate of Wm. S the latest ami ni»»*t improved processes. ronin bel«»w. Quit«’ a number of (>d«i
Schultz and Mrs. Kat© Mc’Yaniel.
ditions as follows One by relation, thirteen
ty in the interest of that journal.
Fellows
ami
their
families
were
in
at
And am rreparitl t » execute all <»rd»-rs in that
! t'aldwelh deceased.
by experience and baptism. Ebler Slovcr
A «'♦•rtnin party hn© 1»«* ti felling different
J. II. IL'ffman. the scientific tinsmith, tendance.
line m tir*t-cla*H ©tyl«« at rwa©onabl© rat»»*.
t'otniay to Or»yt,n.
*
HORN.
B. F. Dowell ami family are now resi
I van* rraek #n«1 vicinity t»»at th# rale-
also
baptised
one
whom
the
church
had
« idl and ©oe rn«* nt the budding formerly <»ccu
There
are
a
few
case#
of
diphtheria
Our farmers shouhl bear in mind that dents of Portland. an«l their fine, large
is now m the employ of Baldwin A’
From a letter received iron» Hon. H H
brale«! draft-tnlhon ‘1URK ' hr»<l bdt thi#
pied
by
A.
1».
Juhnxin
on
(
ah
f
<»rniii
tion
for
the
Umraiua. I w>©h to *ny thi© >©
Gilfry, dated Washington. D <’ April l.Mh in th«' valley \ et. but the disease seem* to Forbr* of Linkville. who are doing a big if they want to sell their grain away lv»nse stand* vacant for the first time eight years ago received, but from various GALBREATH At Linkvil)«. April 17th. t«» Mr.
MILS. I'. I’. PIHM.
tru”. ru- Tnrk will lie nt (i*s*rg*> M»rrr]© « «Uhl«
and Mrs. G«©». Galbreath, a ©on.
I hu*im >
the Eugene"Guar«l learn* that he intend«* ! ! be abating everywhere.
He *.ivs that ¡»bice is a lively from home they must clean and i»ut it 1 in nearly a quarter *»f a century. We causes had not been baptised.
<»n
Evan©
errak
two mil»* north «4 Wood rille,
DUGGAN In Table lfock ¡»rocinct, April 2Hth.
ATTK5l»A.\T.
in mcrclmntablc conditi«»n. Th«- «lav is wish th«*m sue* < s* in their n«*w home.
ev« ry M«»nd*y nnd Tu«*dny; Ulnnraof th* « n I
is being fitted one.
leaving that city in a few days thereafter fur j Th» Farmer's Ex» han
to Mr. and Mr©. John Duggan, h son.
nt
1
»*!»
Cok«»r
’
©
pine««
oa Plenrant cr**k.
Oakland. Cal., where hi* w ife and two chil I up in firn* style and will soon boast of a
Tnrk tn n tin« draft ©’©Ilion. IT I «.4# U“A.
A full assortment of legs! blank*, pa«t when .i potimi of « haff ami rubbish
Raaaaay Accident*.
W. B. Bice and wife returned to Al
i
will
«
ount
a*
mudi
as
a
¡»«»limi
<»f
grain.
weighing
I.4&0
lb»
He ia a dark ch «smut aortal
,
good
I
»¡¡liar«!
table
IH
El»
dren ha«l gone a few wetas prior. I hey in
MEDFORD,OREGON
pr nt«- 1 jitter the hit«-*t and best forms. I A cn lo« ;d biiy^r* will n«'t bu v any t hing bnny bi t w< ck from an extended visit
N’. A. Young of Butte creek was severely
witli whit© pcint« and La© made ©everal r-artm#
tended staying in the last-named < iry until
The lady managers ot the (>«hl Eel- an«l e*peciahy for Jack* »n » »»unty. for I but clean wheat hereafter.
in
this
county,
and
hi#
oolte ©peak for him.
to southern Oregon. Mr. Rice ha* pur injured at Eagle l‘«»int yesterday by his HHOWS Jn thi* city. A|>ril Wh. Pauline, onlj
Mgf. Ag »*nt for the
I will give f» (Dfor any colt aired by Tntfa.
the miildle of June, when they will pay a l«»w< *up,»er have our thanks f«»r a sup «ale at Portlaml rate* at the T imes of
daughter of Mr©. P. Br«»wn; in her 3*1 >«mr.
T frm ©
Sing)« aervice fs, ©won. |ln tnanrs
I
Tbe <liff«T« n< N’tween the < a*h an«l chased a ‘•■n il! farm in Jsck««»n county, horses becoming frightened and running
two-monthi vi.*it to relntiv» * ami frit ml* in ply of choi««' cake.
are«. |I5.
fice.
1 • :« «lit system i* vividly illustrated in J. which he i© having set out in fruit trees. away He was thrown from the wagon
RFr>.RR«js
Albnght Cha«.
Chaa. White.
Whit«. Darifl
rrj* F. Albrwht
this portion of Oregon. He *ays the morn
J. ('. Whipp is patting up a stone
C. W l'raiu • of B'> ’u*. ('al., was at W M'-rritt’s m a a«lv«Ttisement el*C-
ami received «cvere bruises about the head
B»rd-ey. .Tnffn
Tfir»er, G«».
Goo. Ramlin,
Hamlin. Woolley A
nnn Tonner,
ing of the above date w.»* cold enough to h«»U‘ •• for .1 ii«l re Smith. Linkv ilie’s most the «•<»tintv *> it thi* week
J.
t
’
owlc.*,
dealer
in
musical
instru-
Æ.
C.
nnM»x©
Matbe«a.K.C.
Brook©
II- say* that w • '
and shoulders 'The wagon ami harness
M r. d ke.'p* a larg«’ ami (’om-
Th«- «•!•;• 'Ct of thi© a»1v»
rfi©en5ent i©
contradict
vf‘rtiF«K»en.
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freeze up the watt r h\«Irani* in tha: ii\. enh* pri-itig < itizen.
nnuit*. etc., at Medford, went down to were considerably damaged.
the fa«*!.* in hi* ■>»»■- » li.iv«' not been •dh't«’ .i*.*«»rl:u«*iit
! ''
v»:«l fiil<-ih«r.
*.
K WERTROP.
WEStRoP. Prvp
Prop ’r
*'»rlm«*iit <»f
of sup«*ri«»r g«»«»d*
g«»o«l- and i
--** - - distraaainx cmnpUunt If
H« ■nry and hi* w ife will rv< eive a conli d
Delta, Cal., to meet his wife, who has
I
FEB
COKER,
Groom.
lia©
the
rep
.latioii
«»I
selling
a*
l«»w
as
lcp
t.
:d,
ami
that
he
is
m»t
being
treated
While
J.
W.
Robinson
of
Evans
creek
it tend#, by imp«inn< natritton, and da
(' «
Parker *k <’•*. <»f Big Butte ar*
welcome from a Icgum <»f friend* in *«»uth
ta Un» ot the o#Un, to ptmro tba v#>
uiybody in the State. Rca«l what he been giving l« s*<»ns in pninting at San was hauling posts out of the hills, April
manufacturing an excellent quality of fairly
ha* to .*ay and give him a «'all.
ern (>r©g«»n.
Francisco, (’al. Thcypanl Jacksonville I I3th, and going up a rough place the loaded
lumber oi all kinds.
D. M Osborne «fc Co.'s machiner}’is
OF DUBUQUE. IOWA.
Charley S« hultz surprise«! his friends a visit.
Propoaala WanteA.
wagon upset, throwing him to the ground
Th«»-« Meeker inform© us that some again in the field, with *«;veral new im- By suddenly getting married one night
I
W. B Sh«»cmake of Williams creek with great force. He received painful in
The Sister* of St. Mary * Academy, in thi*
THI8 HANDSOME STALLION
rij»e strawberries were ¡»ickcd on Big prov^ ruents. It is secoml to none. Sec tin* week. The secret *<>on leaked «»ut.
PLOWS
called at the 1’ ime * office yesterday. He juries which rendered him powerless for
place, intend having a wind-mill ere« ted on Butte on the 24th ult.
H iv A Elliott before purchasing else
ill nnk<. th«-
r»f 1W<._ coninirnvtng ApHI
however, ami Mr. ami Mrs. S. were the inform* u* that he will soon take a trip sometime. It might have terminate»! fa
their premises, the work to In .lone l»y con
♦
where.
HARROWS
»• foll-w.: <>w Ann! t«t and zd hr wifi K m
.Seven divorce cases have been dock
r<•« ipi.'nt* of hearty, though hanlly mu for the benefit of his health, a* also that tally but f<»r the prompt action of J. (’.
tract. Specifications and drawing* of the
.la.-kM.nrille. on the id n« «th be will bo at
Grain «»n th«' I-li ranch look«j
U“U- sical. congratulations of many t'ricml* of his son, who is suffering from lung
Inal«. 1‘oin«. rwarnina t« <w<di plan. ... rt ninth
Rush in sci iiring the team.
building can lie seen al Dr. Aiken * office or ete«l. and the end is not yet. Ja«*kson
ally well for thi*» *«<’asnn in f.i ?. better tne next evening. Charley respnnde«!
<hr«iunr( th- reaaor. aad on tha of her daz. ha
disease.
at the Sisters’ Academy. Bills lor tin* • «»n- county is progressing.
will
i > a L.nnd at (inuivilh* S'-ar-*' farm.
than in most other place-y Wm. R promptly arid liberally. an«l al! is *«*rcne.
Baling and Walking
Hrlim i©
tkwmnerdown, h© tw Norf ©ft, tr by
Messrs. Rapp. Robinson and Maury
tra< t will I m * re< civeduptoMay Ith.
Our old friend F. Hubbard of Mcdfor«! CLOSINC-OUT SALE TO QUIT
Jone* is manager ami km-tt-« how t«> run Wc « i*h them prosperity.
Iz'unc'.rn.he bt HoMnn. he by Air Arrhy. far by
are furnishing the market with early
BUSINESS.
ha* been app«»inte«l agent for the Nor
Arabi,in Boy. bolim’© dutn wa© a R>n»nuu. mar©.
Mrs.
M.
Caldwell
«»f
Medford,
a*
ad
a
farm.
For
II*’» ban«!» high. «• :gl»« I.IWi) pound© and 1©
vegetables of ail kinds.
wegian Manufacturing (’•». of Iowa,
Our entire stock of general merchamiise
!
eight y« nr* old.
Two desirable dwelling houses in Med
l’lymale drove »»ne of his team* home ministratri v of th«’estateof Wm. S. Paid■
ami
received
a
carload
of
superior
IJ f . mk - Single l«*ap. $5; by th©
in-
Th«’*,»ring clip»»f wool is arriving, but from
i* offered for sale in whole or in ¡ art at «•«■»st
bland »»ne <l.ty hist we» k in tw«» well, «lecc.'i'-ed. has c.»nini«*nced suit
ford, well situated ami constructed Will
©urHDC©. <15.
Manufacture«!
agricultural machinery etc., from them If you want cheap g«»u<l* now i* your time
not
many
sales
take
place,
as
there
is
against
W.
Broback
for
damages,
on
1
will
ex
ere
i©'*
du©
caution,
but
will
n«»t
be
ra-
hour*, ami was n«»t in a hurry cither.
be *«»ld at a bargain on cast 1« riu* For
•ponaible for any accident that may «•«•«'na
n«»t long since.
to buv them, a* we mean just what wc say.
1!« keeps the I*.st turnout* in southern acftint of killing her husband whiqh
further particulars rail on A. L. John»un. no activity in that market.
R.
n<X>TH.
EXPRESSLY
-he ¡daces at ■jCi.uflO. A* it was pr«»ve<l
l ather Blam het, th© Efficient pa*tnr
KEAMI*> BROS
Fresh orange*, lemons, lime*, ba Oregon.
land agent. Medford.
that Mr. Br«»i»ack a> t«'d in self «lefimse. of the <’ath«»lic Church in this ¡ lace, ha*
Jacksonville, May I. 18.’15.
Theae nr«» th»* finest impl«*m»*nt« ever brought to BUSINESS TRANSFER,
nana*. figs ami «»ther tropical fruit* ju*C
A g » at di al ,/f ium’»©r i < being hauled it se« m* a* if Mr*. C w «* in ing inq»«»*c«l
thi* market.
Wanted.
returned from his trip through Jose
receive«! at Jas R. Little’s.
•
Al*» agent for Ruraell A Co.'© Engine»-, Thresh
fnmi th© *aw-mill* *>f Muller Cook ami upon by some enemies of this gentleman. :
A Wide Awake Jfrugglat.
> ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN : Notice
phine county, ami next Sumlay he will
A girl to do general housework (¡« »«.»«!
er* and Haw Mills, and the celebrated
Holt & Allison * kiln near town is sup Park* A < •»., which show* that ronsid-
is h« r»-hy given that I hnv»« thj© ihr tran©f«‘rrrd
A«!vi«
«*s
from
various
¡»orti«>ns
of
the
Mr.
E.
C.
Brooks
is
always
wide
awake
wages and an excellent situation guiran
start
on
hi©
trip
to
Canada.
He
ha*
my entir«* btt-m« *«© tn my wife. Mrs. Margin«» OI-
plying a larg» number of builders with c*.i•»!<• improvement is go.ng on in thi* ¡«•oiinty are 1«) th«* effect that the frost
MITCHELL WAGON
in his business, ami ©¡»arts no pains t«» se
lat«© th© ©©petit«, axid ©id© th© ©enmilation <n f«x»d.
>«•11, who will hereafter traiumct all busi ora#
te*«l. For further particulars enquire at
been
continuously
at
his
post
for
a
long
a superior quality <>f lime.
Brv J T Roe«rn;n. the h<mnr*i PH*4* <rf
vicinity.
with th« Ph«etiix Mills, will collect all
c<»nn*«*t«d
| last week wa* not a* injurio'i* ns at first series of years, making many lengthy’ cure the best of every article in his line.
Ftn< ketonned Church. B<hnore. lid. eay*
Aod Gale H*-isl©r; alno, the
he T imes office.
account« »u.d pay all trill©
•'Having used Brown’« Iron Bittern for Dywpwjwi*
Diphtheria has entirely disappeared
I
A < hinamen was arrested thi* week * suppose«! and that t!i«»re will he a c«»n- and ©ever? jourm ys during that time, Ik ha© secured the agency fur the cele-
Thankful
for ¡«<©( ¡»mr«m.M«' and favor# I re*
and Indignation. I uk« gmet pUwnn» in recom-
mmidiugrt highly. Also «xmeider it a splendid tonio
from Jm ksonville, no rases having been for attempting to commit burglary in ©¡«lernble amount <»f fruit, though not and well merit© th«' vacation he is about l»rat««l Dr. King’© New Disc«3vcry for Con
Empire Cutting Machinery ! sportfully ««»licit a conhnuanra of the mm«.
Ntrawb<rrtf Er»tlvoL
sumption. The only «-ertnin cure known
and inrigomtoc end wry *r«ugthming’’
w
P. W. OLWELL.
Granin« hae above trod« mark end croeeed red line©
Cunningham’s h »tel at Medford. H»* 1 a* inu' h a- anticipat« «1 Nearly ev« ry t«i tak»’. IL* many fronds wish him a for <'on*umpti<>n. Coughs, (’»»Ids, H«»arsc-
T|ie ladies of tin ^Presbyterian (mur» h report?«! for several weeks
I Dated March U,
“ ‘
*“ T. Mad© only by
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and Josephine c«»un-
nrs*, Abthnia. Hay Fever. Bronchitis, or
of this place prop »*»f to have a strawberry
ULTIMORF.
MD.
.flipping t igs furnished in quantities had ;»») examination in Justice Kirk. i portion <»f J i kson
mama
..... ami
PISH!NGTA( K1^ JOINTED RODE.LINEN
• ti»‘s stiffere«! some,
in a irw
few m
little . I'1'J"'irn.y and h J h r-uirn hnr- ! anv affection of the Throat am! Lungs,
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Call
and
see
m«»
before
|»arcl.;u*infl^eliM*whe^«.
festival in a #h«>rt time, of which due n«»ficr to suit and in al! *izcs by the Tuiza of- j ! dl' court mid was sent to jail in de ; fruit remains Tbe damage could have ¡"K his nb<e:i.-e Rev. M. Straeten will l>e j Sold on punitive guarapte»». Wjli givo you
taining liet of prize« tor rrrioe© informal i»m ©boA
F. HUBBARD.
’ fvw muuii yrvHfer
huwwvr
will be given
flue. Ratoe wry rvuraowabic
♦ Xauk ci
• a Trial Buttle free. Regular «iie $1.00.
iter huwwvr.
1 in charge of Ins parish.
Medí» rd. April 22. 1*4’
wc of »ill uw «t
JOHN M1LLFKTL
FRIDAY,
MAY 1. 1SS5.
Circuit court next week.
At Jacksonville, 0ro
ST. TAMMANY'S DAY
Oregonian Pocahontas Tribe, No. I,
Jacksonville Silver Cornet Band
I > E1 > I <D ATIO>’
BAND CONTEST
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YREKA FOUNDRY
MACHINE SHOP.
NEW THIS WEEK
FOUNDRY & IRONWORKS
PARKER’S SAW-MILL
HUNTERS’ EMPORIUM!
C. C. PARKER & CO., Props.
THE LADIES
AND CUTLERY STORE
FRUIT TREES
MILLINERY !
FRUIT TREES
I
)S
SHRUBBERY,
tv !
CORSETS,
—B
FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER,
A Lie Nailed !
F. HUBBARD,
dyspepsia "
NORWEGIAN
PLOW COMPANY
SELIM
CULTIVATORS
FOR THIS COAST TRADE
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