VTiUN.
___ energetic Ashland photogr.
CIRCI IT CUI RT FRUCKEDING».
MLDt ORb hi} Cl BN.
)
ui added the latest and most im-k
RfISOELLANEOÜS
The undersigned will give asocial party
« Dardanelles is in
Iho following business has been tsansact- at Central Point on Friday evening, F eb, 12,
The potdollice will soon be in new quar­
Oregon Kidney Tea.
apparatus from time to time, until
ed in this court since the last report ot 188B. Dancing will take place in the spa­
ters.
Au one of the best and completest gui­
Remember the mask ball.
.vine j was over from Butte
les in the interior. His photograph«
A. Wansdorf and family have removed the T imes :
cious hall above the warehouse and no pains
. JANUARY 29. 18*«.
Farming la at a standstill.
Kitt HAY.
creek this week.
8tato of Oregon vs. H. Mathews; indict­
re first-class.
*
to Portland.
Read the new advertisements.
ment for maliciously killing another’s ani­ will be spared to make the affair a pleasant
,
Elder
G.
M.
Whitney
wa.f in Jackson*
A meeting of the hop-grower« of southern
one in every res|»ect. The beat of «up­
J. 8. Howard has removed into his new mal. Continued.
Read our clubbing inducements.
NOTICI: TO OKMOCRATl
State vs. Walter Howlett; indictment per and nuuic will be provided. Tickets,
Oregon was held at A. J. Walcott’s hop­ . ville on Weduesday.
brick building.
fur
sodomy.
Same.
St. Valentine’« day will soon be here.
house neAr Grant’s Pass last Tuesday for r
Dow Montgomery hes returned to Apple­
To the Democratic County Committees of
’Squire Walton s neat, new building ha»
State vs. J. W. McMahon; indictment for 12.00. Everybody is invited.
There has been no freight train thia
the purpose of organizing a hop-growers’ gate from Roseburg.
the State of Oregon :
Gva D elft .
murder. Same.
been
finished.
G entlemen It is advisable that each week.
association. We have not received the par­
State vs. Raphael Moral; indictme-it for
O. Harbaugh intends to Ktavt for Cali­ Spelling school at the «chool-hoipie every
Pass Him By.
County Committee hold u meeting and se­
selling liquors to minors. Dismissed on
ticulars us yet.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney
fornia in a few days.
lect good and responsible Democrats to at­
Thia is to give all persons fair warning
Saturday night.
motion of District Attorney.
tend to the registration of Democratic troubles.
The petition for the re-establishuient of a 1
State vs. J. W. Cunningham: indictment against trusting my husband, C. Boran, on
W.
R.
Andrews,
Esq.,
of
Medford
was
at
The
marriage
of
Joe
Delk
and
Sarah
voters in their respective counties and pre­
for
embezzlement.
Same.
tri weekly mail between this place and 1 the county seat on Monday.
my account. He has already swindled me
Wood for »ale at the T imes office in quan­
cincts. Let the Democrats be up and doing.
Ward is announced.
State vs. Chas. MeVey; indictment for out of all my property, and I will not be
Wilderville has been fot warded to Wash-
Bee that every Democrat who fa entitled to tities to suit.
Continued.
Rev. W. G. Simpson of Ashland was in
Several of our business men were at the larceny.
vote registers in his proper precinct.
I
ington,
anil
we
sincerely
hope
the
P.
O.
State vs. T. J. Neal - indictment for as­ responsible for any more debts of his con­
II. II. Pope was down from Phoenix one
town the forepart of last week.
E. J. J effrey ,
county seat during the week.
; Department will act favorably and proinp-
sault with a dangerous weapon. Continued tracting. He is a fraud and deceiver, un­
Chairman Democratic State Com. day this week.
Charley
Hoagland
expects
to
return
to
for
arrest of defendant.
Iv in the matter.
A number of sidewalks and street cross-
State vs. Veit Schutz; indictment for sell­ worthy the confidence of anyone.
The weather for the past day or two has
Klamath county in a few days.
Miu. C. B orax .
ings have been constructed recently
From
present
appearances,
the
members
ing
liquors to minors. Same as above.
been pleasant.
Railroad Badly Damaged.
Dan Hunt has returned to Kerbyvillc,
State vs. Peachy, indietment for an as­
of
the
Eastern
Star
Chapter
who
left
this
F.
L.
Cranfill
has
sold
his
dwelling
house
Under the auspice« of
For
Rent.
A great deal of rain ha? fallen in this sec­
Abram Tenbrook is a resident of Dairy,
sault with a dangerous weapon. Trial by
place for Roseburg will be detained there , but is expected back before long.
to Mr. Bieber, a .iew-comer, for $600.
The lower story of the T imes building is
jury and verdict of guilty of a simple as­
tion since the last issue of the T imm , hut Klamath county.
Rev. J. R. Roberts is expected to return
for an indefinite period, a« it is feared that
offered for rent at a reasonable figure. It
Dr. J. P. Welch, lately of this place, is sault.
not nearly so much as fell in the vicinity
Everybody is getting ready to go to the
Ruth Brown yr. Clinton J. Brown; suit is one of the best locations for business in
it will take sometime to repair the damages 1 from Douglas couaty this week.
now a resident of Shasta county, Cal.
of Cow, Grave and Wolf creeks. Railroad masquerade ball.
for
divorce.
Decree
granted
and
plaintiff
Jacksonville and will be leased for any pe­
<>n tho railroad.
J. H. Ritchie and wife of San Francisco
AT U. S. HALE.
travel and traffic has been interfered with
The quartz mill is working well and is given custody of minor children
riod. Possession can be had any time af­
Geo Neuber has gone to Foots creek to
Business men generally are looking for­ are at the U. S. Hotel in this place.
Alice C. Mickelson vs. Olney Mickelson; ter Jan. 1, 1881». For further particulars
to a great extent, there having been but two
crushing a considerable quantity of ore.
divorce. Decree granted.
enquire of the proprietor.
ward to a revival in trade. The nri>; ' are
through trains during the past week, and engage in mining.
S. M. Robison of Talent and A. (?. Epps of
When you are in Medford call at the Em­
Frank Lorraine vs. Bernard Lorraine;
J. B. Eldredge, the mining expert, has
looming up, hay. grain and other products Phoenix were here during the week.
those a number of days since. Several
pire hotel, where the best of meals and suit for partition of real property. Decree
Hides and Furs Wanted.
of this county are growing in better de­ Chas. Prim was recommissioned a IIO- lodgings are furnished.
grunted, parties to pay the costs equally.
large bodies of earth have slid upon the been at Portland.
Floor WHimgerN;
Silas J. Day. Henry Klippel and John Her­ The undersigned will pay the highest f'hiw. Nickoil, J. C. Whipp, Win. Plymale und
mand, and everybody feels confident of re­ tary public by Gov. Moody recently.
track in different places south of Roseburg,
Twelve yards of Cabot W for 11.00 at
cash
price
for
merchantable
hides,
deer
­
Messrs.
Roberts,
O
’
Neil
and
Slagle
have
berger
ap|N>inted
as
referees
to
make
di
­
D. A. Joue».
newed prosperity.
arid Grave creek tunnel has been full of Caro Bro« Phojnix.
*
skins, furs, etc. (.’all at my shop in Jack­
C. Magruder aud G. T. Hershberger were been ut Jacksonville assisting O. Harbaugh vision.
dirt and water the principal part of the
Haskell
Amy
ys.
E.
D.
Foudray;
fore
­
Stop that cough, by the use of Ayer's up from Central Point a few days ago.
FOUR
CASH
PRIZES
Circuit Court is still in session, equity
Îlot of hogs.
sonville.
T. J. K kmxkt .
closure of mortgage. Decree granted.
time. The most serious damage resulted cases now being heard.
Gherry Pectoral—the best specific for all
Will be Kiven, «« follow»: One each to be«t su«-
Ben
Haymond
et
al.,
vs.
John
Swindon.
t
that
Henry
Smith
’
s
store
had
Mrs.
Lytle,
the
venerable
mother
in the Cow creek canyon, where, we learn,
diseases of the throat and Jungs. It wf!!
CLOSING-OUT SALE TO QUIT tained lady and gentleman character; also onT
proceedings as above.
Eagle Point has a skating-rink, which is
jmpe trom fire one night recent- Same
each to the finest lady and gentleman coetume.
several mile« of road has i>een submerged
soothe the rough feeliug in your throat, aid 1 K. Lytle of tms place, is seriously
Rhoda Dunlap vs. David Dunlap; Di­
BUSINESS.
All maskers are requested to be at hail at 9
conducted
bi
’
Geo.
Daley.
-A<out
foundation.
vorce. Decree granted and plaintiff given
and carried away by the water. If this is
respiration, and give the vocal organs Hex-. O F. Topping and Z. D. Hyde..
o
clock «harp, to take part in tho (>rand Ma/rh.
Our entire stock of general merchandise Unmasking
of minor children ; also given $1.000
Trumble Bros, have «old their grist mill
«t 11 o’olock.
»
the case, it will be two weeks before repairs
ibility and vitality.
iams creek were in Jacksonville this \»et.. < Niles A Yengoof Henley, Cal., have start­ charge
Is
offered
for
sale
in
whole
or
in
part
at
cost.
and one-third of certain realtj.
are made and everything is again in run­ on Rogue river to O. Ganiard.
O’Neil’s brother, now deceased, was the
Omar Cantrell is teaching the Willow ed a dancing-school in Medford, which
Lillie Jaquinnini vs. John Juquinnini; If you want cheap goods now is you.* time
A GRAND STREET PARADE
to buy them, as we mean just what we say.
ning order. We are informed that local
divorce. Decree granted.
Jackson county furnished no customers
original claimant of the Swingle lanA claim Springs school and is giving entire satisfac­ meets every Tuesday evening.
Will take place at 2 JO o’clock in tho afternoon,
REAMES BROS.
Luella Lead bet ter vs. Robt. Leadbetter;
trains will run daily between Grant’s for the penitentiary this time.
The A. O. U. W. of this place intends divorce.
headed by tho Silver Cornet Band in uniform.and
on Butte creek, and crossed the plain« with tion.
Same
as
above.
Jacksonville, May 1, 1885.
W the Jaok.-nnviHe Turnveroin Society,
Pass and Ashland in the meantime, mak­
giving
a
ball
on
Feb.
22d,
in
Williams
’
hall,
several of our pioneer residents. He was a
Mulkey & Guyer have rented J. Garvin’s
Martha
A.
Fine
vs.
Edward
Fine;
di
­
J. W. Walsh, who is interested in the
tickets for the ball, including supper, $1,25
ing the round trip in the daytime. This placer mines on Wagner creek.
vorce. Same.
each; spectator» 5(. cents.
far different man from Lewis and once pos­ Wagner creek mines, was in Medford last which will no doubt be a grand affair.
•7. F. Cutter's Old Bourbon.
Tho best of mnsic has boon engaged, and noth­
Mary A. Donegan vs. John Donegan; di­
state of affairs will prove quite disagreeable
This celebrated whisky is for sale by all ing
sessed much wealth.
A. J. Wilcox, an excellent mechanic, has vorce
week.
will be left undone to make it a first-class af­
Note, receipt and check books for sale at
Same.
to say the very least.
first-class druggists and grocers. Trade­ fair m every part'cnlnr.
been
assisting
in
the
plastering
of
the
build
­
Frank
Lorraine
vs.
Bernard
Lorraine.
The County Clerk is getting the necessa­
the T imes office at reduced rates.
Henry R. Brown. Lemon Charley and
mark—-star within a shield. Agents. Mer­ J AH. ( BONE.M1LLEK, )
Defendant
given
.
‘
JO
days
to
file
bill
of
ex
­
ings
ot
Messrs.
Howard
and
Williams.
rP
\ k (’’»m. of Arrangrmonte.
ry books, blanks, ballot-boxes, etc., ready Geo. Hum of Brownsboro were 111 town
Religious items.
ritt A Robinson, Jacksonville. They will I* A. JONr.H.
Pay your arrearages with the T imes of­
ceptions.
>
price, that you would have to
for the different boards of registration, and Tuesday.
There will be regular services at the Cath­ fice and get one of our premiums.
Fifteen thousand excellent shingle« are
Jemima Colver and J. Dollarhide, admin- sell
' nav at at same
E. Martin A Co.’s distillery, Ky.
will send them to the various precincts in a
olic church in this place Sunday, Rev. F.
of the estate of L. A. Colver, vs. Put up in
Geo. C. Blakely, the clever commercial offered for sale cheap. Apply at the T imes istrators
half
and
whole
bbls.;
also
cases
It is rumored that there are some slides
few days. There is a great deal of red tape traveler, spent a few days in town during office, Jacksonville, for further particulars. P. W. Olwell; to recover damages. Mo- ( of Cutter at 8. F. prices.
X. Blanchet officiating.
on the railroad track near Ashland.
tion for new trial overruled and plaintiff
John L. Burns, commercial agent for E.
about this useless registration law.
Liberal Sunday-school and Bible class
The lower story of Williams’ building is allowed 30 days in which to tile bill of ex­ Martin
the week.
We want local correspondence from every
A Co.. 408 Front St., San Francisco. Of Southern Oregon are hereby informed that in
ceptions.
The religious services at the Presbyte­
meets every Sunday at 11 o’clock a . m .. at portion of the First judicial district.
addition to a large and elegant line of
about
completed
and
Vrooman,Miller
A
Co.
Miss Barbara Benz of this place has gone
State of Oregon vs. Lewis O'Neil; murder
rian church in this place closed last Sunday to San Francisco on a visit toC. Coleman will occupy the east half of it in a few days.
the U. M L Hall, Talent.
Lines on the Death of Ina Clopton.
in the firstdegree. Defendant sentenced to
If you want some real bargains call at
evening upon which occasion there was and family.
lb v. J. A. -lover will eoiiimem-e a pro­ A. G. Colvin’s and Newman Fisher’s.
From our threshold now i» missing
For sale ata bargain—a cosy dwelling- be hanged on Friday. March 12, 1886.
One fair, «oft, sunny »row;
quite a large flttcndar.; e. Rev. J. V. Milli­
Chas. Nickell vs. M E. Pogue ct al.; to
meted meeting at the Wagner creek church
But safe in the arms of Josu«
Dr. Will Jackson has gone to Medford on house not far from the center of town. For foreclose lien. Continued.
Considerable
feeding
is
being
done
and
gan
of
A
diland
conducted
the
services,and
on Sunday next at 11 o’clock a . m .
Doth rest her spirit now.
further
particulars
enquire
of
A.
L.
John
­
J.
Neathamer
vs.
M.
E.
Pogue
tt
al.
a
professional
trip.
He
will
also
go
to
1 have added to my stock the following class of
stock are beginning to look quite thin.
an excellent choir was in attendance.
son.
•
Sanio.
Yes. Hweet little Ina is missing,
Elders M. Peterson ami Fleming will hold
goods, of which 1 have a full lino •
Grant’s Pass.
Parties wishing to pay taxes will find
But a pleoanre ’tis to know
Lena White vs. John W. White; divorce.
Jackson county is entitled to several
services at Brownsboro on Sunday next,
F.
Hubbard
intends
to
leave
for
east
of
That
she
is
liapnier
above
D. Peninger and wife of Willow Springs
Referred to the County Clerk to take testi­
some
scrip
for
sale
at
the
T
imes office.
scholarships
in
the
State
Agricultural
Col
­
Thun »ho could be Iwsre below.
badici’ Furnishing Goods,
after which there will be baptism of a num­
the mountains soon, to seek a home. He mony.
Ashland has been indulging in a revival
lege at Corvallis, and those desiring to at­ and 11. C. Fleming of Little Butte were in lias already disposed of liis residence in
ber of converts.
Landed safe on the other shore.
J. B Thomas vs. F. M. Parker; to fore­
town
this
week.
Both Knit anil Muslin.
In
heaven
she
sings
to-night.
tend
that
excellent
institution
of
learning
close mortgage. On trial.
town.
Rev. A. R. Bickenbach will hold services lasting over two weeks at tho M. E. church.
Aud there she waits to welcome all
Judge Watson of Portland is still detain­
should apply to Senator Prim, who has the
8. C. Carterand Mart. Williams of Jose­
To
that
fair
huven
of
light.
at Phcenix on Sunday at 11 o’clock a . m .,
F. Barneburg has purchased the butcher­
ed here, owing to the disgruntling of th«
Brownsboro, Jan. 10th.
D. A. I’
authority to make the appointments.
i
and at the Presbyterian church in this phine county are in this section at present.
shop of J. Delano and there is only one
railroad service.
Henry Saghorn, who “pulled” a pistol
place in the evening.
A h cheap hh to be bought any place; also
Why don’t you take advantage of the
market in town. Excellent meats of al! Wo have muds arrangement« whereby we oan
MA URI HD.
The assistant superintendent of the
on E. C. Kane, railroad agent at Ashland,
furnish
kinds
are
disposed
of
there.
The second quarterly meeting of the M. T imes ’ unparalleled clubbing inducements?
and Peachy, the Chinaman who is charged Pullman Palace Car Co. was over the O. A
—PACKARD—In Ashland, Jan 19th, Children’s Short Clothes.
K. Church, South, will be held in Jackson­
The Phoenix public school will give an
The last freight train brought 75 cords of THE AMERICAN FARMER FREE MORROW
by Rev. J. V. Milligan, VV. H. Morrow of Port­
with shooting at J. F. Howard, are both C. road last week.
Under 4 years old
ville on the first Saturday and Sunday in entertainment to-morrow (Saturday) even­
wood for the reduction works here from to any subscriber to the T imss who pay« up his land and Miss Cora Packard of Ashland.
Mrs. McManus of Yreka, who has been
serving out their sentences in tho county
to Jan. 1, 1886.
February. Rev. E. G. Michael, presiding ing.
McDULlN—RUBLE—At tho Commercial hotel. A beautiful line of
Grant’s Pass; and still there is an abund­ subscription
Every eubHcriber who pays for tho T imes one
spending
sometime
in
Portland,
is
now
in
Grant
’
s
Pass,
Jan.
20th,
by
Hon.
Garrett
Crock
­
jail,
having
been
adjudged
guilty
of
simple
elder, will be in attendance.
ance of excellent wood within a few miles year in advance will get
The past week has been a stormy one,
ett, county judge, (’has. W. MoDulin and Miss
HOSIEF
Ashland on a visit.
assaults.
Anna P. Ruble; all of Josephine county.
of this place.
much rain having fallen since our last re­
THE NEW YORK WORLD
Eastern Stars for Roseburg.
(Ion
Fred.
Hansen
of
Table
Rock
was
here
W. J. Russell, who was sent to the peni­
port.
S. F. EXAMINER, OR
O'NEIL SENTENCED.
Several members of Adarel Chapter No.
Wednesday. He says the roads could not
BORN.
tentiary
from
this
county,
after
being
con
­
DETROIT
FREE
PRESS,
QI OVES
3, O. E. 8., of Jacksonville started for Rose­ The “Tidings" boasts that dressed fowls
victed of stealing some articles from J. M. possibly be any worse.
for nix month«.
Judge Webster having set Tuesday, Jan. Free
HAN
burg last Monday night to assist in the or­ are now sold at the meat markets at Ash­
For $3.75 in advance we will furnish tho T imes POWELL—On Antelope, Jan. 11th, to Mr. and
McCall’s store at Ashland, has returned.
We
regret
to
learn
of
the
serious
illness
of
25th,at3o’clock p. m ., as the time for pass­ and
Mr». Wm. Powell, a »on.
ganization of another chapter in that place. land.
The judgment in his ease was reversed by Robt. Taylor of Ashland. He is said to be ing sentence upon Lewis O’Neil, who had
THE
S.
F.
EXAMINER
HEIDRICH
—
In
Linkville,
Jan.
15th,
to
Mr.
and
The county hotel is awaiting a number of
There is over three tect of snow ou the the Supreme Court and tho indictment dis­ afflicted with lung fever.
It was the intention to perform this busi­
been convicted of the murder of Lewis Mc­ one year each—which i« a reduction of 81 on old Mrs. E. O. Heidrich, a (laughter.
ness on Monday evening, but as no train guests, several apartments now being Siskiyou mountt-in, near where the sv»ge missed.
CONN—Near Lost river, Klamath county. Jan.
J. M. Shelly and A. Borgevin, two well- Daniel «at Ashland in November, 1884, the rates.
Zc
21st, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conn, a da’igliter.
crosses it, and a greater depth of it on the
left Ashland on Sunday evening, as cus­ empty.
above are all -large, tirHt-cJa«« papers, and
The wife of [•. Tryon of Smith river. Cal., known commercial travelers, were in Jack­ court-house was well filled at the appointed no The
time should be lost in taking advantage of D e LAMATTER— In Kerbjrville, Jan. 15th, to Mr.
tomary, owing to the bad condition of the
See Dr. C. Lempcrt on Saturdays and you Cascades on the Linkville road.
and Mr». N. DeLamntter, a son.
also a sister of Mr J. W. Alnutt. who came sonville a few days .since.
great inducement«, as they will not be upon
Ar ’
hour to hear the doomed man sentenced to these
long.
railroad, it was deferred until the following will be cured free (excluding medicine) ol
All those who call on Dr. (’. Lempert. to Ashland last year for the benefit of her
WADE—On Butte creek, Jan. 15th. to Mr. ar’
death. The circumstances of tho murder
F.
L.
Crunlill,
tho
efficient
manager
of
Mr«.
Robert
Wade,
a
daughter.
night. The party consisted of Gen. T. G. charge.
*
the German doctor, it Jacksonville, for health, died of consumption on the 10th
CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
Henry .Smith’s business at Medford, made and conviction are already well known,
Reames, grand master of the F. & A. M. of
Our clubbing oilers will soon be with­ treatment on Saturdays will be treated free inst, Mr. T. started for home with the
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Rem­
and we will not rehearse them here.
us a pleasant call last Monday.
Oregon, lion. Theo. Cameron, Geo. M. drawn, as we cannot keep them open much of charge, excluding medicine.
DI RD.
Price 50 cents. Nasal injector free.
corpse at once, where it was buried a few
When asked by Judge Webster whether edy.
Sold by Merritt A Robinson.
Love, R. 8. Dunlap, Mrs. J. N. T. Miller, longer.
Geo. Megerle of Evans creek was in town
The members of the Jacksonville Turn- days since.
he
had
anything
to
say,
O
’
Neil
proceeded
CARTER—On Big Applegate. Dec. 30, 1885. Hem
Mrs. Newman Fisher, Mrs. R. J.Cameron,.
yesterday, who informs us that Teb. Coker
Carter; in the 51st year of his age
We learn that the Colver-Olwell case will verein are progresssing rapidly, making
Josephus Kester, who shot and killed his is dangerously ill with lung fever.
to talk at considerable length. He blamed When Baby .was sick, we gave her
Misses Issie McCully, Cora and Maggie
| Bonton county papers please copy.]
,
CABTORIA.
be taken to the Supreme Court by the much improvement under the leadership brother, John A Kester, in Trinity county,
no
one,
excepting
thoie
whom
he
charged
HELMAN
—In Ashland. Jan. 17th, infant son
Linn. A number of members from Eugone
When
she
was
a
child,
she
cried
for
J. C. Whipp, the energetic proprietor of with entering into a conspiracy against
of Mr. Smith, a first-class athlete.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler Helman.
Cal., recently, has been held to answer be­
CABTORIA.
city and other chanters were also expected plaintiffs.
the
Jacksonville
Marble
Works,
was
at
When
she
became
a
Miss,
she
clung
to
Henry
Wilson
and
sons
oi
Red
Bluff,
fore
the
Superior
Court
without
bail.
He
him. He claimed to be innocent of the
We sell real-estate and all other kinds of
to Ve present, and no doubt a grand time
CABTORIA.
crime, knew nothing about the murder,
legal blanks cheaper than any other place Cal., have been at Lakeview settling their paid this county a visit a few years ago, Grant’s Pass last week taking orders.
When she had children, she gave them
was had.
NEW THIS WEEK.
CABTORIA.
suit
with
David
R.
Jones,
which
involves
G.
W.
Merrill
of
Portland,
who
bought
and
had
the
reputation
of.
being
an
excel
­
nor
who
committed
it.
He
said
he
did
not
in Oregon.
CGU51.L THIRp AN!» PINK STREETS.
lent
young
man.
considerable
wheat
during
the
past
season,
property
to
the
amount
of
$8,000.
Irrigating Company Organised.
fear
to
die,
but
very
much
disliked
to
be
W. R. ANDRFW&.-
y
Measles has made its appearance at Lake­
A Sum’s valley correspondent to the view and nearly everybody there is afflicted
hanged, because of the stigma that would JACKSONVILLE RETAIL MARKET. ATTORNEY A C< MM.SEWR-AT-J.AW JACKSONVILLE................... OREGON.
“Jackass” is the name of a new mining
We Oregonians arc so hfyd to please that was in the valley during the past week.
T meu writes: “Tho Rogue River Canal
[ cobreotf . d wurirtx.l
camp in Idaho, near the Comr d’Alene a few days of comparativelv-low tempera­
Bob. Donovan, Zau Bros.’ popular repre­ be placed on his aix^cl 3**
with them.
Hl/»»«’,
«.—.--«net H3S........................
. $18 a?
BATHS ON APPLICATION.
Company is organized and the officers
MtirUD, OREION,
country. Wonder if it has been named ture sets us to growling. K<id the East­ sentative, interviewed liis numerous cus­ near relatives. Tf
Wh^ per bushel..................................
IK)
The Eagle Point literary society has
his
remarks.
elected are: A. C Stanley, president; H.
4(>
For Chronic Rheumatism, Dropsy, Skin Disease
after
our
own
festiye
Forest
creek?
ern
dispatches,
count
up
tic
number
of
tomers
in
t<h».
‘
valley
during
the
past
few
Will
practice
in
all
the
Courts
of
the
8fa,o.
M
Liver «nd Kidnsy Complaint« and gen­
O’Neil appeared \
.
Yith and Mill Feed, per ton................................
W. Shipley, vice-president; Jos. France, been re-organized and is holding interest­
days.
17 (JO
eral depression of the system,
Pay your subscription to the T imes one people frozen to death all over die East,
..10(0
treasurer; F. A. English, secretary, who, ing sessions.
did not seem to be » ^..-—-4 •
solemnity Huy, wheat or timothy, per ton.........
and rejoice once more in the “g-l-o-r-i-o-u-s
Capt.
O.
C.
Applegate
and
Wm.
Craw
­
20
ltan>
pv
doier
.......
.....................
SI
Board and Treatment per Week 44IS.
•i Uw«oeaaion.>|respoke witbout any ap­ Butt« per lb......................................... .
Jackson and Daisy creekshad more wa­ year in advance and you will get the New climate of Oregon.”
together with A. S. Moon, are the incor-
A
80 -
ford,' of Klamath county, who paid this parent emotion and his tread was firm and Potatoes, per lb......................................
I-
01
ooraton^The capital stock has been ter in them this week than for several York “World,” Detroit “Free Press”’or
' special cases kxtpa ^
J. E. Houston of Ashfa^fl, member of *alley a visit last week, have returned reMohite.
Cabbage,
“ ....................................
02
13 WEEKS.
San Francisco “Examiner” free .
J
ay,11- month? past
Onion»,
“ ....................................
01
the Prohibition State Cent <
bvnie.
many’s purpose is to construct a canal ¿n.l _
uivwrtTtw nave Already been grant­
His Honor then made a few remarks be­ Bean«,
“
....................................
..8<aK
Emery, the Ashland furniture, dealer, for this county, last week crdled/a meeting
Sweating
Processes r
.. 2 00
pitches for irrigating, milling, mining and ed at this term of Circuit Court and the keeps a larger and better stock than eter,
The POLICE GAZETIE will be mailed, se­
EW. Wise of Myrtle Point fa now in 8 an fore passing sentence, concluding by say- Cornmeal, per 10C lbe............................
per In in tins................................
10
'
%
curely wrapped, to any address in the United STEAM VArOK,
to be held at Ashland un Wednesday even­ Francisco, where he has gone to commit ingthat as O’Neil had been ably defended, Lard,
manufacturing purposes in general. This end is not yef.
Ham and Bacon......................................
la to 12V4 States for three months, on receipt of
SPIRIT LAMP,
and sells so low that there is no necessity ing for the purpose of effecting^!) organi­
HOT Hl’rZ A®>
Dried Apple«, per lb.............................
0«
precinct will within a few years be the
Get your costume ready for the mask ball of sending from home for anything in his zation, preparatory to making Mfoinations mgUimony, May joy and prosperity «ver had been accorded a fair and impartial
POM
¿AIT
NG PACKS
“ . Plums,
“ ..............................
.......... .
........................................
10
a ONE DOEEAR.
be Binir«.
pride of Jackson county.”
“ Pears.
“
iu
trial and had been adjudged guilty by a jury
*
here on Feb. 12th. A fine time will no line.
for the next election.
“
Peaches,
“
10
t#
Liberal
discount
allowed
to
postmasters,
FOR 8ALE:
(.’rit. Tolman has returned to Ashland of twelve good men, nothing was left for
doubt be had.
A New Road Proposed.
A law-suit took place in Justice Florey’s
Molasses, per gallon......................
75
agents and clubs, Baw^/s opies mailed free.
The Redding “Free Press” sa\^: “Hon. from San Francisco, and paid Jackionville him to do but to pass the sentence in such Sorghum
Chickens, per dozen.............. ..4......... 84 50 to 8 00
. Audrese all order* “
Roseburg wants a road built from that
There has been considerable snow and court at Eagle Point last week and consum­ Wm. McConaughy, district attoney of Sis­
Turkeys,
“
..............................
9
to
12
00
RICHARD
K.
FOX.
a visit last Friday. His wife is still at the cases made and provided. It was there­ Ivdes...................................................... 1 00 to 2 50
town to Klamath county, hoping to cap­ cold weather at Portland and in the Wil­ ed several daj’S. N. 8. Goodlow and A. W-
F ranklin S quare . N.Y.
kiyou county, Cal., has gone to Chicago in Bay city.
erskins......................................................... 15 to 20
fore ordered that the judgment and sen­
For Rheumatio and Stomach Pains,
Presley appeared as attorneys for the par­
ture the trade of that section, and is hold­ lamette valley.
Wool, Spring................................................... 11 to 14
the interest of several patents invented by
Gen.T. G. Reames, Grand Master of the tence of this court is that the defendant be Beef............................................... t................... «told
ties.
ing meetings to further the project. In
Caro Bros., Phcenix, pay the highest price
MUSTAHy
BRAN_FOR POULTICES.
our townsman, Benton Elmore, formerly F. A A. M. ci this State, will make the or- now’ recommitted to the jail of this county, Mutton................................................................ 6 to 8
the event of Crater lake and vicinity being for beef hides, furs, deer skins, sheep pelts,
During the late cold spell the mercury of Jackson county. Bent, says that his
Pork.................................................................... 8 to 01
then
and
there
to
be
left
in
confinement
official
visit
before
his
der
at
Ashland
an
set aside as a national park, such a thor­ dried fruit, etc.
“Tho principles of the water-cure treatment
Sausage............................................................... 12*4
was down to 15 degrees above zero at. St. patents will yet make him a milliontire.”
*
are founded in nature and in truth.ha-^e in
until Friday, the 12th day ot March. 1880;
return home.
oughfare would be still more beneficial.
—AND—
our power.a new and most efficacious agetu-for--
The Rogue River Distillery is running on Augustine, Florida, which is colder than it
that
then
and
there,
between
the
hours
of
The
north-bound
train
of
tho
O.
&
C.
R.
Such iyn undertaking, without public aid,
“Kouirh on Rat».’’
the alleviation and cure of disense in vnrioua
Frank V e - '«flof _
Ash laud . pr x inot, who
has been in Jacksonville at any time this
forms, anil, in proper hands, hr raft- as it is eft.
R. was delayed several hours on the morn­ cut ljiaJig MSqeririy h'U.Ml and
would be very great, as it would involve full time and making a large quantity of winter.
cam« ton o’clock in the forenoon and three Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants, bed­
t
fectual. I should bo no friend to humanity, nor
superior whisky.
ing of the 21st by a slide at a point three n. nr dvlng tt'V bld^d poisoning, ) Is able to o’clock in the Afternoon of said day, in the bug«.
the outlay of a large suru of money. Jack­
to medical scienco, if 1 did not give my testimony
Heart Pains.
No
matter
what
the
difference
on
the
in its recommendation.’’
John Cabler is still on Wagner creek, but
enclosure
of
«aid
jail
or
jail
yard,
and
by
miles south of Myrtle Creek. A mass of be nbout »gnln.
AT
THE
BAN
FRANCISCO
Palpitation,
Dropsical
Swelling«.
Dizziness
son county has two roads leading directly to
"
oitt C han , suuuamuujc , ? u . D. F. R. 8.
silver and tariff questions may be, it is ad­
the proper oflftcer, the defendant, Lewis Indigestion, Headache, Sleeplessness cured by
the above country, which could be put in his family are in Iowa on a visit, Doug. mitted that J. D. Fountain of Ashland earth, with a large stump imbedded in it.
'Wells’ Health Renewer.”
J. H. Wlrttawn of Medford has been h^r«
slid from the embankment, the stump durh»9 the week making plat« of different O’Xrtl, he hanged by the neck until be be
Fever
and
Sore Throat a Specialty.
good repair for a reasonable sum of money; Strong informs us.
‘‘Ronirh on < o> n«.”
keeps a fine, large stock of goods and sells striking the train •about the region of the
dead, and that judgment be entered against Ask for Wells’"Rough on Corns.” 15c. Quick
and it should be expended very soon, too.
Tickets for the ball at Central Point on awfully cheap.
ADOLPHUS F. EDDY.
townships of the county. He fa
fi^ept him for the costs and disbursements of oomplotecure.
*
Hard orsoft corns, wart«, bunion«.
Hydropathist.
tender, causing delay, but no serious dam­ in -.bstraciing Htlev, etc.
Feb. 12th will be $2, instead of $2.50, as
Ifir Right Way.
Bnehu-Paiba.
The Jacksonville Silver Cornet Band, as­ age.—[Plaindealer.
J. IÏ. LITTLE. Proprietor,
—
this cause to be taxed.
stated in on»’ last.
Quick,
complete
cure,
all
Kidney,
Bladder
and
Some months ago the nursery of J. Lusk
4 •'Jan Reynold«. Wrn, Carter. J. B. WeleW
sisted by the Jacksonville Turnverein. will
O’Neil says he feels hurt because the Urinary Diseases. Scalding. Irritation, Stone,
Tho challenge from Jos. St. ¡»hini >f * / and p. M. Parker of The Meadows are
The wheat market is very dull in Port­ make a grand parade on the afternoon of
MEDFORD
& Son, at Temescal, Cal., which has been
Judge did not give him the full sixty days’ Gravel, Catarrh of the Bladder. $1. Druggists. CALIFORNIA ST., JACKSONVILLE.
na, Cal., published in the “ Y' tka Journal/
land
and
the
same
heaviness
prevails
in
doing a big business in Jackson county, fail­
. .
_ . T3_ It
kt the
the county
county «eat
»e»t this
this week
week on
on business
busIneM limit. Ho aays he is Impcful of something
Feb. 12th, which will be followed by the ball i has resulted . . in a match
Bod-Bnir», File».
race o 1 SaturuaW
. » S41
w
.
„ n'noU of tli«> \ ruk-n ivar.br
eonnected with the Circuit Court.
Flies, roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice, goph­
ed, and J. E. McElrath waschosen assignee. the local market.
in the evening.
Thia is the place to get your
turning up in his favor yet.
<if
of nnvf.
next week
at the Yreka trac k, betweiK
ers, chipmunks, cleared out by “Rough on Rats.”
Several communications arrived this
Of late the institution has come under the
J or . Rapp of
oí Wagner
vi agncr creek \v¡
Jos,
was so ill yaa-
Ed. Kinney lias not niissid a trip on the Harry Stover’s Quebec and Joseph i
15 cents.
week,
but
too
late
for
insertion
in
this
is
­
control of Mr. McElrath entirely. Oneday
Thin People.
route between Grant’s Pass and Waldo, phon’s Jubilee, for $250 a side, the- fcvl ¿fj^terdwy that be cou hl not make 1 hi. regular
Meteorological Report for 18SH.
“Wells’Health Renewer” restore« health and
ARE NOW SUCCESSFULLY
1 Ast week the new proprietor notified the sue of the T imes .
tri»»
Henrv Tv
trip to Jacksonville. Henry
Tweed and A. Meteorological report of Rogue River valley, vigor,
notwithstanding bad roads and high water. money, $75, being now in the hau<|« of
cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debil­
foreman that he wanted every Chinaman
Settle your arrearages with the T imes He crosses the Applegate on the bridge M. Walbridge Both horses will I beqgubf
ity.
81.00,
Weidner
made
the
rounds
tor
hint.
-*' Wr
Oregon, for the year 1885. Respectfully sub­
l»V vul M
>kKoiuh on Pnin”
CIBARS,
connected with the premises, directly or and get the “American Farmer,” a first- near the Bull ford.
Running on various kinds of Gold and Silver ores
training immediately, and are in L
JEWELRY.
M «B* *
Henry York of Applegate was over Tues- mitted by Rev. M. A. Williams.
('urns eh'dera, colic, .'ramps, diarrhoea, aches,
from Jackson and Josephino counties.
indirectly, discharged. The additional ex­ class journal, free.
dition to make fast time in running.
CANDIES, NUTS.
pains,
sprains,
headache,
neuralgia,
rheumatism.
Anyone wanting Practical Working Test
_«y for the pnrpoee of getting out an in-
S hiloh ’ s V it - alizer is what you need
Thennom’tr
PIPES. < ARDS.
*
20c. Rough on Pain Plaster«, 15c.
pense to Mr. McElrath is several hundred
made of
all above
Mrs. Vining’s new residence at Ashland | | for Constipation, Loss of Appetite. Diz
We happened to drop into the JackadU junction againel certain parties who are
Mother».
NOTIONS. CUTLERY,
Month.
zero.
dollars a month; but it provides for a num­ has been completed. It is a neat and con­
STATIONERY. ALBUMS.
If you are failing, broken, worn out and nervous
ainess and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. ville Marble Works a few days ago uk lU.ning tailings on some of his valuable
use “Wells’ Health Renewer.” $1. Druggists,
TOBACC OS. CIGARETTES
ber of white men. The pay is $1 a day for venient structure.
A M M PM
found the affable proprietor, with twWtojfc Mod.
Life Preserver.
Price
10
and
75
cents
por
bottle.
For
sale
by
eight hours’ work,and board and lodging.
31 50 40
January......
5 1.42
It
you
are
losing
your
grip
on
life,
try
“
Well«
sistants,
busily
at
work.
We
noticed^*
If the rainy weather continues there Is Merritt A Robinson.
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
Ju. R. Canier<|n, formerly of tin's place, February...
39 55 45
1 2.94 Health Renewer. ’’ Goes direct to weak spots,
iaige number of monuments, toinbstajtaiv,
March.........
32 65 47
“Konirh on Pile».”
.11
some danger of tho bridge near Central
Iliff h Waters.
now ■ 1 prominentiOOW9XÍSNion merchant of April
Cannon Bros, have fitted up elegant
And everything usually found in a first-class Can have the «amo successfully treated at the
4C 66 57
...........
2 .44
Cure«
Piles
or
Hemorrhoids.
Itching,
Protrud
­
etc.,
of
elegant
design
and
workmanship,
The different streams have been much Poiot being damaged.
Variety Store. Also,
nd, is one nt the-* directors of the
Portland,
47 69 63
quarters in Caro Bro?.’ fine brick building
1.41 ing, Bleeding. Internal or other. Internal and
finished and ready to do set up, while the
50 72 64
2.47 external remedy in each package. Sure cure, 50c,
June...........
higher and their currents swifter during
Good pasturage can be obtained at rea- at Roseburg and are conducting a first- force was busy turning out several mor». grain exchange recently organized at the July............
54 82 76
.1« Druggists.
CHOICE
FRUITS IN 8EASON
the week than for several years past. Joe sonable rates by applying at the Davison class saloon. They are well known in Jack- Parties desiring anything in Mr. Whipp?; ■. metropolis.
54 74 78
Pretty Women.
August........
74 73
.58
September..
Ladies who would retain freshness anil v.vacity.
line should give him* a call,
by
all
in
earns.
;
.
Crain had a narrow escape from drowning farm, near Medford.
My
goods
are
the
beat anil guaranteed as repre.
son
and
Josephine
counties.
-------------------- 'T?l Miss Blecher, <»ter of Henry Blecher of October....
*
43 ftv 58
Don’t fail to try “Wells’ Health Renewer.”
wanted. Prices low, as I do not proposo to be
while crossing Bear creek, and Fred. Down­
41 56 42
«.04
.lACKXONVlI.t.f. i-l HLIC SCHOtS J«f1» P««.'"'». wl<’
becn »«¡<>*«1 With November..
Rou«h ou Iteh.”
undersold.
At Lewa Than
The
high
waters
are
taking
off
a
large
Land
on
Wagner
creek
is
worth
more
2.74
December.
.
«7
42
8
ing came near being swept down Butte
Give me a call.
J. R. LITTLE.
-----------
rheumatism for k long tune, is now under
“Rough on Itch” cure«humors,eruptions ring­
On the 5th of July Ther. 100. on the 6th 108, and worm,
creek a few days since. Rogue river and quantity of tailings that had accumulated than in any other portion of southern Ore­
tetter,
salt
rheum,
frosted
feet,
chillbiains.
The following is the report for the
j the treatment of Dr. Tryce and is some- on the 7th 98. Extremes of heat from 2 P. M. to
gon. Jos. Robison not long since refused
Applegate are also booming, and other in the past few years.
“Rough on ('ntarrh. ”
4 p. M.
what improved.
ending January 15, 1886:
Total rain 19.15 inches.
The storm seemed to be general on this $2UO 1 acre fora portion of his farm, and
Corrects offensive odors at once. Complete
streams are running bankfull, If the rains
Tho
morning
record
is
made
just
bofi.ro
sun
­
i
John
F
Kelley.who
ha«
been
in
charge
cure
of
worst
chronic cases: also unequaled a«
no
buildings
are
on
it
either.
should continue, considerable damage ii coast. Great damage was done in some
—almcat always the coldest point. The noon gargle for Diphtheria, Sore Throat, Foul Breath.
of H. H. Miller
Co.’s business at Ash- rise
ASSAYING, *2.50.
record is made at 12 m ., evening record at 8 p. M. 50 cents.
Attention is called to the law card ot
likely to result, some having been done al­ portions of California.
for sometime past, has succeeded in
The Hope of the
ation.
ready.
The ground is full of water and the com­ W. R. Andrews, who has recently located
UEO. H. CHICK.
Children, slow in development, puny, scrawny
settling the same Io a great extent and left
Fatal AecMent.
E. GOSLINSKY R CO’S
parative drouth of last summer is not like­ at Medford for the practice of his profes­
and delicate. u«e “Well«’ Health Renewer ”
installation at Ashland.
foF
Grant
’
s
Pass
last
week.
Catarrh
ot
the
Bladder,
Henry
Carter
of
Big
Applegate,
an
ohl
sion. He comes well recommended and
CELEBRATED AGENT
Stinging, irritation, inflammation, all Kidney
The following is a list of officers of Hope ly to be repeated soon.
Prof. W. J. Dean of Wagner creek, the and respected citizen, was found dead, and
has had considerable e^nerienoe.
Urinary complaints cured by ”Bv.chu-Paiba ”
Grammar..........
Rebekah Degree Lodge, I. O. O. F.. recent­ Job printing of every imaginable descrip­
well-known lecturer, delivered one of his about half a mile from his cabin, last Fri­ II j OD.
Intermediate..,
A
surprise
party
took
place
at
the
resi
­
tion
done
bettpr
and
cheaper
here
than
at
• ‘Water Rnigs. Bosehe».”
ly installed by Capt. Helman. D. D. G. M.:
Primary............
learned discourso« al Central Point Satur­ day, by a searching -wirtv .comprised ol
dence of M. Hanley, near town, last Friday
“Rough on Rats” clears them out; also beetles,
N G, Mrs J R Casey ; V G, Mrs Jas Porter; any place south of Salem.
Total...........
,j 172 16» >j II 1
day evening to a largo and attentive audi- Messrs. Arrasmit’
’• Mc­ ants, etc.
evening.,/
a
number
of
young
folks
JL inroo yaroM <»r rnuiuu J h
R Sec’y, J K Helman ; F Sec’y, Dr II T In­
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s
Tho finest in the market.
which was well pleased with it.
Comb, Hacker ti
kwas
Roll of Honor,
yards of BROWN LEGHORNS.
•nd vicinity were in at-
low ; Treas, J R Casey; Warden, Mrs Mary Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. For sale fron> *
/was
HIC.IIEH UbFARTMK.XT.
Wm. Bybee has returned from his camp last seen just bs
tencu
.janttime
was
had.
Sutton; Con. Miss Della Pennebaker; I G by Merritt and Robinson.
covered
with
«no-.
J*
It
is
A—Fletcher Linn. A 2—Hattie Ream«“. on Evans creek, but his health is not im­
Jas. McDonough «f Willow Spring« ha«
Mrs E Giddings; Chap. A L Willey; R 8N
We have had no papers from Portland
B—Lottie Reed, Mabel Baker, Lena Cam­ proved. He informs us that a great deal the general opinionA»Ciirown
JACKSONVILLE
G. O R Myer; L 8 NG, AD Helman ; R 8 since last Tuesday morning, hence late on different occasion« forwarded some eron, Gus. Newbury. B 2—Phrebe Kellar. of rain has fallen in that section lately and from his horse (which was probably un­
Price«: Wyandcttc eggs, one sitting. -?4; two sit­
verj
rich
specimens
of
quartz
through
the
tings, $7; three «itting«, $Plymouth Rock
V G, Mrs Laura Willey ; L 8 V G, Mrs news from abroad is scarce.
manageable
at
the
time)
riding
down
hill
C—John Jeffrey, Susie Turner, Jennie that Iho streams have been very high.
egg«, one sitting. $2.5two «itting«, $4; three sit­
mails,
to
parties
in
East
Portland,
none
of
> Abram Bish.
ting»*. f A Brown Leghorn egg«, one sitting, «2.50;
The Lofftus Bros., formerly of this coun­ which have ever reached their destination. Jackson, Willie Miller, Anna Jeffrey. * ■ f Willie Horne, formerly of this place, is at a rapid gait, against a tree, breaking his
two bitting«, <4; three sitting«. $6.
neck. The body was buried near by on
ORAXMAW PEPABTMKNT.
ty. are having splendid success in Warner
My Hix Wyandotte hen« made a record last year
Advance (n Friers.
now
a
cadet
at
West
P>int
and
doing
well.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of 12rt egg* each for six month«, beginning with
A—Katie Reed. Mamie Croneruiller, Wil­ His mother, brothers and sisters are still the following Sunday, in the presence of a
The BUYERS» GUIDE ta
A stockman in southern Oregon was yes­ valley raising horses and mules.
they
know
ail
about
Mustang
Un
­
January 15th. Aside from their utility, they are
of the Mitchell A Lewi« Co, of Portland, lie Gilson. Robert Jeffrey. John Miller,.
issned March and Hepta*
number
of
friends.
the handsomest fowl I have ever handled. My
residents of Prescott. Arizona, and their
terday offered 4 cents per pound live
The break in the railroad has interfered which imports tho best wagons, carriages
iment. Few do. Not to know is
each year. «»F" «56 page«,
Plymouth Rock« are most favorably known all ov­
many friends here will be pleased to hear
weight for a band of fat cattle. He agreed greatly with the prompt delivery of the and other vehicles in the country. Their Fred Luy, Janie« Watson.
inehe«,with over
er the North Pacific coa M. The heaviest and be«t
B
—
Lydia
Clemmens,
Birdie
Helms,
Jobu
!
not
to
hâve.
Wanted.
marked strain on the coast and not excelled any­
that they are well and prospering.
3, BOO Illustration« — a
to take it if he could not get more. This is T imk -to many of its subscribers.
good« are first-class and prices reasonable. Orth, Mollie Miller, Mary Day, Laura Luy,
where. My Brown Leghorns are models of beau­
Two thousand pounds of potatoes, and
whole Picture Gallery.
the same as 8 cents» per pound for the
ty and excellent layer«. I guarantee a good hatch
GIVES
AVhole««le
Prien
Caro Bros, of Phcenix are receiving a largo
Evart
Smith,
May
Huffcr,
Jessie
Langel).
will trade choice fruit trees for them. For
Meatfewa items.
Parties desiring bill-heads, statements,
and
perfect
«atfafaction. My fowls have tak
dressed beef, which is quite an advance in
direct to consumers on all good«
for
stock of fall and winter goods, which will notes, receipts and other printing neces­ Jennie Parker.
particulars enquire of
Nearly everybody has hud a cold lately.
personal or family use. Tell« how to
prices over a week or two ago. Sheep are
C
—
Maggie
Moody,
Goa
Pape,
Iva
Par
­
be sold at prices to suit the times.
A. 8. J obksow . Jacksonville
order, and give« exact cost of erery»
sary to effect.yearly settlements expeditious­
One inch of snow Jast week and lots of
Worth about as much and pork a little
thing you nse, eat, drink, wear, or
Willie Ragsdale, Birdie bchmitt,James rain.
Mr. Hicks, who has purchased E. K. An- ly. will do well to call at the T imes office. ker,
more, live weight. It is a poor snow storm
Wherever exhibited. Only» few choice trio« of
have fan with. TWieur IKVAI.I ABLF
Linn.
Plymouth Rock« for wlo at $10.00. Cash must
German Almanacs.
The creek is high, and salmon after thin
BOOKS eontjln inforroaUon gleaned
that doe« not advance the price of meat.— demon’s supply of apples, was in town this We do the best printing at eastern rates.
INTBRXKDIATK DEPARTMENT.
accompany all orders.
from the market* of th* world. We
We have just received a supply ot “Die
will be in ord«»r.
W. R. Jones this week purchased 120acres
week with a load of fruit and cider.
[Oregonian.
Expree« charge» light. Welle.
4 Co.’s El-
A—Lena Bowden, Maude Kress, Annie
will mull a copy VREIC to any ad«
pre*w given a liberal discount in favor of all my
The gross receipts of the P. O. for leal Hinkende Bote,” which we will furnish our
of land of Gen. John E. Ross, and will Eaton, Minnie Eaton, Ida Clemmens, Lillie
Un« Clrt»l»llon rt MT »ritenni Paper
dress upon receipt of 10 eta. to defray
Try
a
course
of
hydropathy
for
all
com
­
customers.
Accident.
quarter were $2«; net receipts $20.
German friends at customary prices. They
in the WMt
expense of mailing. Let v*s hear from
make his permanent home there. The
Bend stamp for handsomely illustrated cata­
F. M. Smith informs us that Mr. Perkins , plaints, both chronic and acute. It is high­ price paid was $5,200; but. as it fa some of Wilson, Marvel Taylor, Milo Beggs, Theo.
yon.
1<« spectfa^ly,
logue. Address •
Two petitions are circulating here, One should call soon.
ly spokan of by competent judges.
•
Schultz.
100*000
ISSUE
J. M. GARRIBON. Forest Grove, Or.
an old settler of Elliott creek (where he is
gl'-------- ! JJ JI
the best land in the »State, he secured a bar­
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
B—Nellie Merritt, Dora Knowles, George for a new road district and the other for a
A great many lard cans have been and
engaged in mining), fell into the fire some­
The Danyer
•TT «
• e, < hl~aao. Ill.
new
voting
precinct.
Both
are
badly
gain.
Parker. Joe Wetterer.
time since, while in an epileptic fit, and was are yet being used this season. Very many
Tl>»t Mlw.vs go« nlong with a «taud.nl
needed.
The T imka is crowded with advertisement«
C—Willie McDaniel, Ha»ry Miller, En«-
seriously burned He was slowly recover­ hogs have been slaughtered recently.
fatnily medicine Wthe counterfeit or fraud,
AND GIANT
Father Stearns preached on the second which follows as darkness does light. Pro­ i
ing at last accounts.
because
it
has
more
suoacrihers
than
any
t
ma
Reed.
Rose
Luy,
Day
Parker.
Emma
Sabscribe for the San Francisco "Exami­
MiLLERb
Sabbath
at
the
schonl-hotise,
and
Rev.
tection
against
this
danger
lies
in
careful
other paper published in Oregon, outside Helms, James Wilson, Frank How«H
ASHLAND, OREGON
ner" or the New York “World,” the best
■SitHirfioH Wanted.
Todd- on the preceding 8abbath. Each observation of what, and ot whom, you
of Portland, and is therefore acknowledged
fBTlUBI
DEPARTMENT.
buy.
Donbi
the
honesty
of
any
druggist
The undersigned desires to obt »in a situ­ papers published in the United States.
left
an
appointment
for
next
month.
to be the bast advertising medium in the
A—Mabel Priest, Ada Priest, Bennie
who (fates there is any other fhmmons Liv­
liachLnary of »11 kinds Made New
ation ns engineer. Has had several years’
You can get.500 good-sfaed and superior interior.
M ark T aplkt .
er Regnlator than that prepared by J. H.
Fisher, Harry Lay, Willie Muller, Kuie
*
experience and will give references if nec­ envelopes with your business card printed
Zelin
A
Co..
Sole
Proprietors;
or
that
there
and Hepaired.
i Prof. Cary, who poses ^/is the ^hamplon Brentano. Joseph Grimes, Monroe McKen­
essary. Ad <lres«
is any liver medicine having lik« effective
JTattae.
in the corner, for $8 at the T imks office.
G rq . Hi ax. Brownsboro, Or.
ran.tire
jiroperdes.
or
containing
the
same
i skater of the world,
exhibi- zie. Willie Hanna, Eddy McMahon.
Id,
The W. C. T. U. will meet at the li. K. iy—— - A . ..
The Henley Cornet Band will give their ( tion of his skill
B—Martin Lousignont, George Menace,
,-*la.V
church on Saturday. Jan. 30th. A full at- A
Connty f flNrt,
third annual masquerade ball at Cham­ | evening. He is_
Anna Heims,Emma Ulrich. Rena Knowles.
’
hilt
The February term of the County Com­ pion’s ball in that place on Feb, 5. 1886.
tendance of member« . is requested,
as r-
imaA
GOUGH and
Edward Day.
i.Lt
■
’
; we have fortMp
portant business is to come before
the Û
missioner*’ and Probate courts will be held
elieved by Shiloh's
C—Ida Benz,Bradford Carter, Fred Ficke. ton.
______ At.irt P orvi , Sec
hurts and many sorts of ails of
Jus. W. Collins has bought Elder Janie* ■ as chnnipioiA
next week. Considerable business will
Robinson.
‘ ed Grob, Ray Jackson, Luzerne Rolison,
come up for transaction.
Hummer’s place near Talent, the latter . The Sardii«
man and beast need a cooling
made
miserable
■nee Durham. Velena Kubli. Harvey
i)r
* Worm Tea ia entire I
having removed to Little Butte precinct.
dence ot
WitahtCure is the
Rooms to Let.
totion. Mustang Liniment
(i-on* all merwrial properties, can be
' ‘ham, Willie McKenzie.
| riouslyX
Jas.
P.
Henry,
a
real-estate
dealer
of
|
Ale by Merritt &
to the wearkoet constitution wfthou
nsid- j*
neatly-fur iished. comfortable rooms
WOTICE.
GEO. H. WAIT, Principal,
ger is palatable and easily adminfat
,i »• h
in Jacksonville ctn be rented at reasonable Portland, was in tho valley last week gath­
children,
is
mild
in
operation,
gfi
hr»
’
«
’
»-
i
NAHA WHO
ering
information
for
intending
settlers,
i
tat
ll person * indebted to thfundkr
figuro«. Address L. L. P., car* of T imes
OH
can
I
I
ai . sce «WiRRis.
»
Assistant
Teacher».*
fails to effect a cure- -Frttft'W centi
«’«ned by note or book account.are requested
office.
•
ure. We g
which wiH be furnished at his office.
cd t ilhwu.
attik N e W bvby ,)
toosi l>nd »«ttle without dalay.
____
by Merritt 4k Kobinscm
*
t Roblu-cr
BUUVW 1
OcjprwGcuticŒimes.
0. Harbaugh
line, large hog* 1
here this week. 8oi
Thus. T. McKeiun
ed the U. 8. saloon,
the small quarters '
S hiloh ’ s C ough and
- ■
is sold by us on a guarail lee. It cures
Consumption. Sold by Merrl ,t and Robin -
son.
f
Jackson county will soon have the first
hanging that has taken place in southern
Oregon during the past quarter of a cen­
tury.
Any paid-up subscriber to the T imes cun
have one of Dr. Kendall’s horse-book« free
of charge by calling at or sending to this
office.
Dr. Lempcrt of this place has secured a
patent ou a new-fashioned wardrobe, which
is ahead of anything of the kind wo have
ever seen.
You can get two good papers for the price
ot one by calling or sending to the T imes
office. See our dubbing inducements else­
where.
Sergent Bros, of Phoenix are making
preparations to go out of business, and will
be succeeded by Frank Towne, an old hand
at the business.
Rarely in the history of Jackson county
have taxes come in so slowly as •».* th#»
present time. This is a sure sign that
money is scarce.
Democrats mqst remember that if they
desire to vops *
♦er. It is the
W. Regis •
first duty or
ter, by all r
jscriber to the
If you are a paiu
T imes you can save 10 per cent, by sub­
scribing for any periodical or paper you
want at this office.
We pay no attention whatever to anony­
mous communications. The name of the
writer must accompany each article for
our own information.
The skating-rink is becoming more pop­
ular each evening and is being well patron­
ized. The public can spend u:i evening
quite pleasantly there.
Newt. Roberts returned from his trip to
the Willamette valley and h.is resumed
control of G. W. Mapes’ interests in War­
ner valley, Lake county.
Neal Bros, of Wagner eroe:' were iu town
Wetbicsday. They have taken up some
new placer dalns in that section and will
prospect them immediately.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla wonderfully improves
the complexion, and brings to old and
young the bloom of health. As a purifier
of tho blood it Ifas no equal.
We hear considerable complaint about
dull times; but this is the usual state of
things just after the holidays and until the
spring business commences.
It makes no difference if it is cold and
stormy,Plymale’s turnounts are in demand
anyway, because they are not to bo sur­
passed in southern Oregon.
*
IIK»K
GUAM)
PRIZE MASK BALL!
JACKSONVILLE SILY’R CORNET BAND
Friday Evening, Feb. 12, 1886.
THE LADIES
MILLINERY !
INFANTS’ WARDROBE, COMPLETE
UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS !
SMEDLY’S CHILI PASTE/
GREAT REDUCTIONS
A FIN ESTOCK-
VARIETY STORE I
GROCERIES
REDUCTION WORKS I
"TIR J
GOLD AND SILVER ORES
MEDFORD REDUCTION WORKS
San Francisco Prices ! !
SMOKE
PUNCH CICARSI
JAS. R. LITTLE Agent,
The Three Leading Varieties.
Men Think
O
FIRST AND SPECIAL PREMIUMS
home anb $arm.
EACH
MACHINE SHOP!
z
I
All Sorts of
*1
A
SPECIALTY MADE HYDRAULIC PIPE.
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