¿he democratic ¿ime#. âhc ÿmoaatir n- | Srussinan. B. Hermann; Governor, Z. F. Moody; j tate Treasurer. E. Hirsch; State Printer. W- H. Byara; Hupt. Public Instruction. E. B. McElroy; [Colman'a old atand.J Bnpreme Ju.!toh’r; for Josephine, second Monday m Everything is fresh and of good quality, and April and first Monday in November; for Klam­ prices are put down to ath, second Monday in June and first Monday in I September; for Lake second Monday in Febru­ ary and third Monday in August. The Lowest Notch ! For Jackson county the County, Probate and Commissi oners ’ courts moot every month, ’I1 th’ t « .»■•* •. »w»u biuru w«u 7it« mu 43* Lu cud from IÙ» Kuta,. receive prompt attention T. J. f RESH. No Chibase employed and no deviation in charges. Meals 25 cent»; ! >.lging 25 ■•ent* to 50 cents. 18SB 18Ô7 E. LEWISTON Proprietor J. C. CARSON, rhc lll'YKRN* CH IDK 1« la«nr«l Sept. nn oall ’-n V/. H. Townr. at th* **an Frw^elsre iitllrr*. H. W eon.er Fi.>» ami Morrison 3trn»ts. $v»d have your rl!»»»og-ap’: ’Tk«n in ta^ high -tt •Rt.ylenf the art 'mvwi «nlirr-wn »$• NOTICE. in Barrels at 6 Cents per pound ! SPOT CASH ! NO CREDIT ! Red Men’s Building Jacksonville, Oregon BUY THE BEST AND BE HAPPY ! J’ FAULTLESS FUMILI MEDICINE PARKE «c LACY, MACHINERY! WOOD, IRON AND MINING MACHINERY, Wm. Jessop & Sons’ English Cast Steel ! J HOWARD & CO., GRANT’S PASS, OREGON. NEW PRICES HUNTERS’ EMPORI UM! Also, GROCERIES and PROVISIONS. HUNSAKER & DODGE, qhejcjon PIANOS, ORGANS, And all kinds of Musical Merchandise. BEDSTEADS, Offices in William*’ Brick Building lip-stairs. 173 Golden BARGAINS!! FARM AND MILL MACHINERY I A. P. HAMMOND. AND To the Cuticura Remedies I owe My Health, My Happiness, aid my Life. OEl, DRY GOODS, PHYSICIAN FROM 115 lbs. TO 161 lbs. O i.n j«arx ohl. Hh»' i* brandod 1) on n«ht h«p anc rrxrip«d with a erwp »ml «quare undrrnit in th* left ear and an nnder- !»itinth»» right ear Al*n nr.o brown horw*. 1’4 jeurs old, branded I’ on right hip, A libera! re­ ward will be naid for their return n.- any in for mation that may lead tlierctn. N.8. 1»RI W. . 1.1. PKimoNa I NilKHTKD TO THK UNOt H ( ICT NA11«B. WuOLUMl' NAILS. ClJSA1 A «..mod by or book account.are r«qn<*r«»i J Nails. Ixith Nail«. Fir i«hing Natl*. Fencing I Nail*. Hot»« Hhn* Nail* von and Bceet Horae tn-ail and wi’hnnt dalajr. ____ Q. KARKWBKI. Oregon ami Washington, for more than thirty years, have been noted for good trail Apples, |M»ars and chftrriM VftN for ten years our most valuable ship­ ments to San Francisco. The orchards of C’alifornia Boon suppli«*d their people, and cut off our market. The result was a general neglect here of the fruit busi­ ness. Old orchards were not trimmed and new ones were not set out. Yet the enterprise of the pioneers in the business tested all the valuable var­ ieties known to eastern orchardists, and also tested our climate for those best adapted. They proved that in liialities of fibre, taste and keeping, and much more in size and soundness, our fruit ranks with the best raised in the Atlan­ tic and lake states. Our winter fruits outrank the same varieties raised farther South or East. Long neglected trees have Imrne even for a quarter of a cen­ tury such choice fruit as we are now sending in carloads to Minnea|»olis and Chicago. Failures of quality have been due to lack of care and culture, more than to injuries by insects or climate. We can supply the growing markets of California, the interior and Western states with apples, pears, plums, prunes, cherrie«, ln*sh or «tried, in their season, and to a large extent the East with peaches and grapes. The exjierience of the past is a signal of the future. The business revives with a brighter outlook on a surer basis of permanence. Some of the older men among us, who made it a success long ago, have the knowledge, vigor, and the plants of trees, if pruned and mulched, to renew their fortunes and leave their children ami grandchil­ dren well trained in this most healthful and valuable industry. i sap flows. Many Michigan orchardists trim in December, ¡t is said, and they find it the best time to do it well, and to burn up all insect eggs and nests. The cuts can be covered with a wax, made of rosin and oil in equal parts. Pruning should be done by heading back the tree and thinning out the branches, that the few left shall grow out strong and hori­ zontal. This will bring all insect pests within sight and within reach» of the |M»i8onouK spray with which you ’wish to shower and kill them. Every stock and branch and twig can thus be'kept dean and healthy. A tree thus trimmed down allows all the fruit to be hand-picked and assorted at once. Falls on the grounder mulch will not bruise. Defective fruit will not be allowed to grow and ripen. A tiee occupying two rols square thus cultivat­ ed will pay a much larger annual pei cent, on the investment than two or three trees uncared for on the same space. i SUPREME COURT. THE RE l A i ’ON OF THE WIFE’S PROPERTY TO THE UIKBAND’ s DERTS. ROMANTIC NUPTIALS. A MARRIAGE OF MAY AND NOVEMBER COMPLETE FAILURE. A In the marital union of June and No- The Hiipreme court, by lx>rontaneous joy and exu­ Hp“uk *■ kindly of theCuticunt “ Remedies, ‘ ~J Seven lowing is a nummary of the evidence in berance of sweet sixteen. A union simi­ years ago all of a dozeu lumps formed <»n .... my Boy’s School Suits, 5 to 11 years, $ ¡ 2.00. neck, ranging in size from a cherry atone to an the case: lar to this was knocked into the demni­ CC «« it rt <>f hi« familv. ww emphatically and indignantly re­ is Minco I commenced using the Cuticura Heme­ thousands of people who have only a die«.” Sometimes 1 am laughed at by praising The court held that in xtich eaxe ax the jected by the maiden. The mother,how­ t! ... I p >j : ■ m quaiuted with tbeii merits, few acres each of our prolific soil in this above the relation of employer and em­ ever, favored the union and was deter­ but sooner or later they will <‘ome to their senses vigorous vet genial climate. Every man ploye and principal and agent may ex­ mined to make the child marry Qna^t and believe the same as those that use them, as can dwell under his own vine and fig ist lictween the husband and the wife whether or no. The girl remained firm dozens have whom I have told. May the tune come who) t here »hall be a large Cuticura Sup­ tree. Every child can learn lessons of without subjecting her ‘ interest in the for a long time, and frequently met her ply House in every city in the world for the bene­ industry, economy, self-reliance and businexs, or the acquisition« arising out affinity in the jierson of Mr. Cunning­ fit the ------ Cuticura Remedies . .. of L ba humanity, .J only, -i- where !«. L shall sold ho that there will be ------- rarely enjoy a competence, while promoting al­ of it, to the debts of the huaband. Rut, ham, a young druggist, and poured into need of ever entering a drug «tore. so the common welfare. further, that the husband could give his his ear the M HUBBANDS. G. H. ATKINSON. TALES OF HER TORTURE. aervice« to his wife without comix-nsa- P. O. Box 1»IW. New York. N. Y. This trysting, however, was quickly tion. “Any device designed to cover CUTICURA REMEDIES blocked by the mother, who kept a strict the property or acquisitions of the hus­ Arc sold by nil druggist. Pric<-: ('UTicuRk SO band debtor, or to conduct his business watch over Minnie, and by constant cents; K kkolvent , .11.00; S oap . 2» ountn. P»» tter • in the name of his wife, or some other pleading and coaxing finally gained the D rug and (’ hemical C o ., Bowton. Bcm! for CLIMATE. ‘How to Cure Skin DiHeaseM.” A traveling correspondent for an Ore­ member of tlie family, to defraud credi­ child’s consent to marry (¿liast, in sheer Ours, especially west of the Cascade IFfr | [SJ| FEES. Blackheads. Skin Blemishes I IVl «nd Baby HumorH.UHeCuticurn Soap. mountains, favors rapid growth, early gon paper, while in the East, writes a tor«, ia a sham and a fraud which, when desperation, although her heart rebelled. When the Ancon was last in port Quast ami abundant lieuring, ami a reasonably word in regard to Oregon : “In our three discovered, the law will not tolerate, but fitted up a house in an elegant style for KIDNEY PAINS trips across the continent within the brand with the mark of its condemna­ DEALERS \ViH» «La'-’vt.i rv dull, aching. lifeloHH, long life of the tree. Some apple trees past six months we find of all states in tion. Hut the mere fact that the hus­ his young love who was to become his idl-gone Honaation. relieved in one mm. L a », borne good fruit forty years, uto by the Ciitlciira Anti-Pnin PUxtcr. and a few forty-five years. W<» get a IL« Union, Oregon is the least v»v»wn band gives his xervicex to his wife in the bride on the return of the steamer from Warranted. At druggists, 25 cents. Pot­ the frozen fields of Alaska. He also gave good crop in four years from the graft or the least advertised and the least spoken conduct of her separate rntsiness is not, Minnie orders on S. Lipman & Co. and ter Drug Co., Boston. bud, and in five years from the seed. of,and it is embarrassing sometimes to be of itaelf, xutHcient to vitiate it with fraud, Litt for the wedding outfit in the sum of This is due not only to the mild, moist in conversation with parties and some or to make her interest in the business $200. The steamer sailed, and in due Walter A. Wood’s Binders, air from the Pacific, but as much to the one ask: ‘How tar is Oregon from St. or the profits arising out of it chargeable 1 time costly wedding garments were Walter A. Wood’s Chain Rake Reapers, soils, highly charged with the decom Paul?’ ‘Is Oregon in California!’ ‘Is with his debts. In Abbey vs. Dego, 44 1 FLYING IN THE AIR. Walter A. Wood ’a « Sweep Rake Rea|>ers, pos4*d alkaline and silicic elements of the Columbia river Oregon?’ ‘Are there N. \ ., 1143, it wax held that a husband Reapers, Fate issued a stern decree and the the basalts. These make strong stocks any churches or schoolhouses in your may work for hix wife, in the manage­ steamer Ancon went upon the rocks, Walter A. Wood’s Enclosed Gear Mowers and branches and firmer tubes and cells country?’ Has Sitting Bull made any ment of the separate business or prop­ where she remained for sometime. At Gaar, Scott <& Co.’fi Separators, for sap flow and chemical reagency. The more raids lately?’ ‘How do you pro­ erty, without any coinpenxation, and that last she was floated and it was found Gaar, Scott Rake ; also a ’ texture of plant and fruit are alike ro­ tect yourselves against the Indians !’ etc. his creditors will not thereby acquire necessary to take her to San Francisco Coates bust, causing the charge to be sometimes etc. One feels that he is living in a for­ any rights against the wife or her prop­ for repairs. She would not reach this made that the fibre is rather firm and eign land, instead of under protection of erty. Hunt, J., said: “In arguing this city again until sometime in January. Jb’ull of IT'ai-m IVIiieliinei-y. coarse than delicate. But this latter the stars and stripes. Within the past point, the appellant’s counsel insistathat On Thursday of last week Minnie donned Write for Cata’oKuo. Addrcu either FK.IXK BUON. IMPL. (<>., Port land. Or., or quality can be modified by tillage and six months the writer has been asked at the services, the time and talents of the her wedding finery and in company with least one thousand questions such as husband are valuable, and lie lias no mulching. < ROXEMILLER A BIRDKEY. Agonfr, Jacksonville. Or. young Cunningham went to Vancouver The climate of Eastern Oregon and quoted. One young man asked the more right to give them to his wile, as and were married. The stewartless of “ I have used Simmons Liver Washington is drier and the soil finer, writer, a few'days since: ‘Do you see against hie creditors, than to give her the last steamer from San Francisco Regulator for many years, hav­ ing mode It, my only Family ami perhaps richer in fruit elements. It the same moon and stars in Oregon that his property to their prejudice. The one, brought up $200 to Minnie from Quast, Medicine. My mother before is certain that Wasco and Walla Walla we do here?’ One newspaper in New he says, is as much their propertj’ us to pay her expenses to San Francisco, or me was very partial to it. It Is counties equal the Wiliam tte valley in York published an item that a man the other. The argument is entirely un­ if she preferred she could buy clothing IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN n safe, good and reliable medi­ the excellence and abundance of their drove from Washington Territory to El­ sound. The property of a debtor *’ » cine for e.ny disorder of the and await marriage ceremony until fruits. Their trees take up more silica, mira, N. Y., in forty days with one span belongs to Ins creditors. • ♦ He must January. The stewardess will take the system, and if used in time Is and show a cleaner and more glossy of mustangs, making fifty miles a day pay liefore he gives. No so with liis tal­ money back, with tidings of grief, as a great preventive of fricknetm ents and industry. Whether he has I often recommend it to my bark, and stronger body and branch. for thirty days, and seventy-five miles a the pretty gii 1 is living with her husband, friends, and shall continue to The fruit is more highly colored in that day for ten days. Such ignorance in re­ much or little, or nothing, his first duty in rooms, wearing the finery purchased do so. clear air and bright sun, and more at­ gard to the distance between Elmira, N. is to support his family. » e » -pile by his folly.— Portland Sifting* “Rev. James M. Rollins, Y., and Washington Territory ought to application of a debtor's property is tractive and profitable to buyers. “Pastor M. E.Church,So. Fairfield, Va.” lie shown by some one other than the rightly directed to the payment of his LOCALITIES. editor of a newBpajier having a circula­ debts. He cannot transport it to an­ I ndependent F arming .—This is likely IVriT^L,, Many orchards have been set out in TIME ANO D0CT0R8’ BILLS SAVED by tion of 10,000 copies. The citizens of other country, transfer it to hix friend, to become more and more the system al way a keeping Nimmons Liver the low, flat, undrained meadow lands, or conceal it from hix creditor. Any or Oregon who desire to have our fair State pursued in the future in Oregon, which Regulator in the house. INGERSOLL ROCK D RILLS AND COMPR ESSO RS, which have been stunted and killed ear­ ly in such a soggy soil, resting on an im­ known away from home should take all ot those things he may do with his in fact will be, in a good measure, a re­ “I have found SiminQDS Liver AND TFT RE ROPE— SPECIA L Tl ES. steps at once to inform the world of her imbi itiy He ix at liberty to transfer hix turn to the customs of the past, only Regulator the best family med­ pervious strata of clay. A farmer in the icine 1 ever used for anything Ochoco valley complained that his or­ boundless resources. While at home person to a foreign land. He may bury with better means of success. What is SOI j E aoents for one imagines that the Webfoot State is hi« talent in the earth or he may give it that may happen, have used it meant by the above title is to make each chard died out, roots and all, although in Indigestion, Colle, THarrhcra, he had irrigated the white alkali soil known far and near, but let him step to his wife or friend. ’ ” « • AndEarl, farmer, as far as practicable, produce on Biliousness, and found It to re­ until it had turned black and leached beyond the shadow of the State line and J., has «aid that the creditors of an in­ the farm all that is needed for the family lieve immediately. After eat­ out a dark, caustic lye, such as his moth­ he meet the man who is not familiar with solvent have no claims upon bis services. and stock, with a surplus to sell, in or.hr ing a hearty supper, if, on going CO RRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. They cannot compel him to work ami to purchase what the farm cannot pro­ to bed, I take about a teaspoon­ er used to make soap in Vermont. IK Oregon as she is.” earn wages for their benefit, and hence duce. In this system all the grain, pulse, ful, I never feel the effects of was told to set his next lot of young No. 68 North Front Strait, - - - Portland. Oregon- B alky H obhek .—“Balky horses, von he does not defraud them if he chooses vegetables, bay and fruit i ejdcd by the the supper eaten. trees npon the stony hillside, and was “OVID G. SPARKS, warranted a good growth of prime fruit say ?” rurmuked a talkative paatuniger, to give away bis services by working family and the stock should, so iar as “ yes I’ve had a little experience with gratuitously tor another. * ♦ practicable, be raised on thé farm, and ‘ Kx-Mayor Macon, Ga.” and long life to the trees. The basalt The law gives the creditor no power the fertilizers needed should in like man­ rocks decompose rapidly and add con­ them. They are no easy things to han­ «“ONLY GENUINE“« tinual supplies of plant food, light and dle. It is a mighty hard work for a over the volition of the debtor, but leaves ner be carefully preserved and used. Has our Z Stamp on front of Wrapper. BHALERÜ IN porous, which absorb the air, condense man to drive balky horses and be a the question as to whether the debtor Whatever saves the expense of carriage J. H. Zeilin <8 Co., Sole Proprietors, its invisible vapor, nourish Htock and Christian at the same time. 1 tried it shall labor in his own behalf or for an­ and the commissions and profits of deal­ Price, Kl.OO. I HILAUELTHIA, PA. leaf, bud and fruit, and allow the excess years ago, ami gave it up as a bad job. other, to be decided by his own free ers and agents is so far a gain for the far­ to drain oft’ in rills and springs below. Ilut, sav,did you ever hear of a man hav­ choice. If he choose to work for himself mer. There will be many things to buy, Such gravelly, hilly spots,called useless, ing a horse balk on him in such a way the acqusitions of the labors belong to - bo that the farm should produce a guoa are among the surest and best for fruit at to make him laugh—to please him all him and the ci editor, and tha creditor deal more than is consumed upon it, and culture. They cannot everywhere be o\er and make him right down happy? may lay hold and apply them to the for this surplus the crops should be se­ —AT THIÎ- found, but on our North Pacific coast Well, sir, £ did, and I was the man. He payment of debt. But if he chooses to lected best suited for the soil, and for thev abound and wait for the wisdom was a horse that I traded for—got rid of give liis labor to his wife, in the manage­ which the best market can be found. It Keep constantly on hand a complete line of and industry of man to cause them to a spavined, blind-stagger nag that swop ment of her separate propel ty, the fruit may be, for instance, that turning spec­ —and he was an awful I talker. There of such labor is not Ins, and on principle ial attention to the poultry business will “bud and bloom as the rose.” — AND— wasn’t no use doing anything with him— the creditor cannot seize mid appropriate pay best, then the food they require LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, WINTER CHINOOK WINDS. could be raised on the farm and the sale The nature of tree and vine in our there was nothing to do but just sit it to the payment of liis debt. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY STORE, temperate winter climate is to cast off down and wait for liim to come around. In conclusion the court said : Under of eggs, chickens, ducks, geese, pigeons GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, the act of 1S80 the wife is release I of all might yield a considerable income. The foliage and arrest the flow of sap, pro­ It generally took two hours. One day I tecting the tubes from freezing and burst­ was driving him along and just as we ‘civil disabilities,’ except the right to same be Slid of bees, if the locality YANKEE NOTIONS. ETC vote (Sees. L, 1880), and her property is got to the railroad track he balked. abounds in bee-fenses of the canning establishment near, and the soil family (Sens. L., 1879). Her fights to be suitable, cauliflower, green corn,green giving orange bud, leaf, flower, green a train w ould como. Then after a while I and ripe fruit all at the same time. They didn’t care a cuss whether one come or acquire property, to enjoy the fruits of peas, rhubarb, and other vegetables All of which they offer at the very lowest f rnre:»- her labor, or to hold and ’ invest the pro ­ might be raised to great advantages. not, and in about seventy-five minutes 1 have seasons, but all seasons are often Bemembor. our goods are all new. having boon purchased since the great decline in prices, and was afraid one wouldn’t come. I just fits arising from tho successful manage­ Where there is a market near, fruit we cannot be undersold shown in one. J. W. HOWARD A CO. The tropic winds from the Paoific in ached to have a train come along. I ment of her os n t ade or bugines« can i.o large and small, may be cultivated profit­ winter are sometimes so warm that sap prayed for one. Sure enough, pretty longer be disputed. And when, by her ably. Improved systems of drying fruit starts and fills stock and branch, twig soon I saw’ one coming. It macle me industry, prudence ami economy, and will also enable those who are far from California Street, Jacksonville Ogn. and bud, leaf and flower like the oimju - smile. When the engineer whistled for business foresight, she acquires property markets to grow fruits for profit. In de­ i ing spring on the southwest exposure. me to get oft the track I laughed. And in the management of her separate buxi­ ciding all these questions much would JOHN MILLER, Proprietor. But trees on the northwestern hillside when she got a iittle closer, I climbed nes«, it is her separste property, and not depend on locality, climate and soil, but seldom show signs of swollen bud or leaf out the hind end of the buggy, leaned his, and cannot be liable for his debts.’’ more on the judgment and enterprise of ASHLAND, Four-tined pitchfork«.............................. i * the farmer. until the later and warmer^spring days. against the fence and prepared to enjoy White I ea»l 25 lb. keg........................... . t the picnic. Oh, but it was sport! That How G ood H orses are R uined .—In Linseed Oil, per gal................................. A cold east wind is liable DEALERS IN balky horse had sworn be wouldn’t go, the New York Mail and Exprefix' sport­ Turpentine. “ “ ............................... . A S team I’ i . ow tv S vaix .—The latest freeze hud and fruit, killing both Winchester R Oes, (optngon barrel)....... he went that time. He was dis­ ing column is the following: “In the novelty in plows is at present being used often the tree itself on a southeastern, ex­ Hand Saws............................................... tributed uluug the track there for twenty season just gone bv five of our two-year- in Spain, it works the land to a depth Buck S-i wr . (complete distance plate;..- posure. Gun Powder, per lb. ............................... Such losses have in late years occurred rods. And the old buggy and harness— olds won more than $100,000. In the of thirty inches, and turns a furrow two Shot, per lb ............... ............................. it looked too comical. Never had such same period 200 of our two-year-olds won feet wide. It is diawn by two sixteen in Eastern Oregon and Washington, so Wads, per box......................................... less than $200,000; still these very same horse-jiower engines. The instrument is Ca)>s. “ “ ......................................... that fruit raisers have not only lost their fun since I was a l>oy.” Cartridges, per box........................15 cts. tt i “Rather expensive fun, wasn’t it?’* youngsters had great promise as* year­ constructed on the patent balance plow crops and plants, but have lost faith in Bolts, per doz .......................................... “ Yes, for the railroad company. I lings, and much was exfiected of them. Iirinciple, but of very strong proportion«, the future of their orchards. The calam­ Horse Shoos, per lb................. Axes................................... . ..................... ity has fallen upon localities hundred of sued ’em for $700, and the jury of farm­ The repeated failure of ;o many well- t i« a one-furrow plow, but fitted with Ax Handles......................................... . . miles apart, showing that the entire re­ ers gave me $627,50. Oh, but it was bred youngsters raises the question two «kites, the first turning a furrow six­ Mirer’s Picks........................................... whether it is wise to have so much two- teen inches wide and fourteen inches gion,extending into Idaho and Montana, fun!” Having the Agonoy for the Largest House on the Coist they can do a better part by their cus Hand-saw Files....................................... year-old racing. The two-year-old stakes deep, the second following to a depth of Qrosecrat-saw Files................................... of 200,000 square miles, is liable to be tomers than other agents. Door Locks............................... are so many and such that dozens of thirty inches and turning over a furrow Pianos nd Organs exchanged for farm produce or cash, or sold on the‘installment plar.. W hy should the people of the U.S. involved in frequent if not annual fail­ Cow Bells................................................ \ pay 500 men in Louisiana $50,000,000 to promising youngsters are mined in the twenty-four inches wide, leaving the ures. ORGANS TAKEN AS PART PAY FOP PIANOS grow sugar cane, or why should 500 men varied and hurried attempts to get them land completely loosened to a depth of PROTECTION. Cail anil examine mir before puruhasing. for wn will not, bo undersold. , The region in part west of the Cascade in Pennsylvania charge the producer into condition for the trying contests, two feet and six inches. Drawn by the range is usually protected by rains, or $150,000,000 per annum to manufacture while many yearlings are ruined in steam engines, the. account in a foreign iron. It is unjust in both cases, and the health and spoiled in temper by repeated exchange says it ix possible with this fogs at such times, though not always. 1 was found that the winter freeze in duty should tie lowered, liie men who trials. Earlv in their two-vear-old form plow to turn over four acres per dav. In 1880-81 (that killed so many fruit trees raise wheat, corn, etc., who buy these they are trained down to the finest point cases where it ix not necessary to turn up -DEALE It IN— east of the Cascades, on southern as­ articles at double their value, it will be for spring stakes. Some of them stand the land to this great depth, but simply pects) did not kill those on northern as­ remembered, seek their markets in for­ the preparation, some break down abso­ to stir up the under «oil, all that is re­ pects. The ground was too cold for the eign countries compete with any labor in lutely, and others low* strength and flesh quired is to take off the last skife and in -at the— the world, and pay immensely more for and are thrown out of training. The its place fix a subsoil tyne, which will sap to start. The remedy to be sought in all cases what they buy, at tha same time that death of the great colt, King Fox, was go to a depth of twenty-four or thirty is to keep the soil around the roots too he pays more wages to his employes. caufled by over-preparation. The severe inches. cold for sap to start during a winter The tax is exorbitant, and if the duty test he was put to in order to win the lint* iiik I Boots were reduced from 40 to 20 i»er cent. (17 Great Eastern handicap killed him. Had Chinook wind or a warm day. P laying “M amma .”—Little Florence First—The safest method is to set per cent, is the entire cost of labor in he been spared, it is likely he would have was aix yearn old, and her brother Willie B. T. MILLER, Prop. proved the best three-year-old in trees out on the north side of a hill or manufactured articles) it would lie equiv­ two yearn younger. One evening their range, or north of groves or forests or alent to raising the purchasing power of a America. mamma wiahed them to yo I. ,-d, and bushel of wheat to 75 cents The far­ Luibiings, where the sun ’ s rays do not knowing the little giil’a iondness for California street, between Oregon and Third, Jacksonville. what strike directly or early in the day. This mer we think should get a purt E aktkrn O rkuon M iner .—Mr. Plum­ j playing mamma, ahe said : is often a sufficient guard of tree and he makes. The homo market promis 'd ley, an editor of Baker City, lias been ' “Come now, children, haven't had furnished to order; also the farmer has not come yot and the U. in Portland daring thopn-t -r •■’t. In an ‘time f-uit. lu the morning pftinri. CALL AND SEE MY Second—When frost, snow or ice are 8. sem|s away more farm produce by a interview with a reporter of the DuH>, • ‘» on run right up to bed now ana let SHAD • & OBNAMDNTAL TRESS around the tree in winter cover the thousand per cent, than 25 years ago ami in rvgaid to the miner) of eastern . mamma read. Florence, you can ¡day whole with a mulch of stravy, leaves or is compelled to, and the manufacturers Oiegon, Mr. I'hiinley nayn: “TiHiy arc mamma and put your little brother to chin earth, so thqt snow and ic^ will not of the United States have not increased looking aplendid, a group uf our mine«, bed, you know.” CHOICE PEACHES A SPECIALTY melt soon This will keep back thn »up at as ereat s rate a« before 1800. «even or eight in number, !.Aah-,000, Thia property ia also being de- fill and learned physician that was ever A-rtintio furniture n. Specialty I pear, plum, cherry or apple—with a its immediate surroiineople to him Ash Bedroom Set* from |30 00 upward. Everything in onr store villi for Ashland every morning except Bunday. derstanding there is that its plant is one tare.” Connect at Linkville with tri-weekly stages for mulch also prevents early flow of sap. who otherwise would never have heard marked ’way down Call »nd examine liefere purchasing. Fort Klamath and l^keview. of the best in the country, and as it is ■VLCR. of him. This was I)r. Toland of San New Coaches and new stock throughout, end policy of the department to build up one The mulching serves three aiher val ­ W ili . amettk UsiVESstTY. — Tlwre are Francisco. special care given to make the traveling as com­ fortable as possibie. i»t »t route »0 Eastern Ore­ uable purposes. It should remain around such establishment on the Pacific ( oast, now 300 students attending Willamette gon for travelers and tourists. For information the tree through spring and especially the dis|x>sition there is to afford it every university. This number will l>e con­ C m re for filet. apply to TH OK. GHAVF.NOR. A-ent. through the heatfl of summer, as th** iiossihle encouragement siderably increased before the maximum Piles are irmpiently preceded l»y a mudm « AMhland, Oregon. best condenser of the invisible vapor in! number of attendance ftf the school year of weight in the back, loins and lower ¡»art Ashlmd office at Willard A Enhunk«' hard­ ware store. Aaentat Linkville. Chas. H Moore, th»» air. It is cool enough to condense' the alaloniei», causing the patient to *ii|» S ome visitors went into a store in is reached. The second term has opened of GOROUS at Renmee Martin A Co.’s store. dewdrops, which will gently trickle Po-tland, Me., kept by a German wom­ very prosperously. The oniveraity has po*e he ha? aonie affection of the kidnevs neighboring organ». At times Hynip- down among the roofs and promote the an, and called for whisky. She said made arrangement« to furnish «lay ls>ard or toms of in«lig*'!*u«»:i are present, flatulent y | rapid growth of the plant and Luit, that she <-ould not sell any, and then to v«amg man and hovsfor $1.30• week. iineasineai ». T*ke • SURE R emki t that uaä of the ••tom »rh etc. A n»ui«- RID Lhtwcanda. do« not ’interfar- while nnrove-ed spots are dry and | whispered to one of them : “Ven you With -an cxiwriPDcc <»f one (erm this ar­ inre. like |M*r.«pirati- Vse Dr Gun'« Tmnrored htver I*»«.» for as a f:ee gift. I’! h * AhKiilmay familv will «orbing the Tumor«, a’l.iving the Intense riches the soi! an«l thus secn-es healthy j Hallow •'•Hiiplexioti. Pimples on the face ¡(«‘hizig ali i rifcrtu.g ;» ¡»rnnnncnt cure. and abundant foo1 00 EF" Legal advertisements inserted reasonably. A fair reduction from the above rate« made to yearly and time advertisers. THE TIMES JOB OFHCE is more complete by far than any other in South­ ern Oregon, and compares favorably with nay in the State. Job Printing of every imaginable description done at San Francisco rates, aud in a prompt and first-class manner. Oilier GoodsiD Stock al same Low Rates. JAMES DRUM, PATRONIZE HOME INO’STRY FRUIT TREES GROCERIES « CLOTHING SARDINE CREEK NURSERY TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC., ETC. New Stock and New Prices1 F. S. GHADBOURNE % GO., COR „FIRST Ä YAMHILL STS, Portland, Or AKIN, SELLING & CO.’S