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CHARLES NICKELL,
EDITOR ANO PROPRIETOR.
NEW TIMES BUILDINC.
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.JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNE 24, 1887
VOL. XVII.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
MEDICAL.
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STATE OF OREGON.
U. 8.S«MXMtor>». J. If. Mitchell, J. N. Dolph,I’«»n-
ureMumn. »4. iiormrt.in; Governor, 8. Pnimoyer.
Sncretary «»f State. iu-»ru** W. SL’Brul»*; 8tai”
Tr»i»ur»»r, Go«». W. W bb; State Fruiter. F.
!< »«.»r; Hint, «’n »I. d I 14ini',t um. E. B. MeElrov
Suprema Ju i»(«»«. W I*, u 1 Cruet Justice W.
W. Thayer, R. 8 Strahan.
riKAT JUOli’lAL DISTRICT.
('•»mpn-uint
J >s<*phi:ie, Lak»» and
K|a nath c Dinties <’»r«uut Judge, L. il \V«‘b»ter
District Attorney, W \1 « Uhi^.
J k ’¿»OM <’(>L N rv.
Senator, A.< .
R«>|>r,^*f»ritat'v«‘rt. J. T.
Bo «ditch. K. A M .Iler; County Jud<<*. F. D »P.’-st i;
C > nmi3-‘i'»<D r®. d‘'ij. Hay mi id. 8. A. Carlt» !.
Clerk. W. II. P uk «». . SH *r. t. H. W. Dean; Tr**a*-
urer N. Fiih-’r; \
-»r, J. M Childer-*;. Sch«M»l
Huuerint ' id -at. 'V n. Priest;3urv«syor. F. A. En<-
!i*h; Coroner. IL Pry •••.
J'KEPrllXK CNH’STV.
Senator. H. B. Mill >r; li‘t>r.-. »;itat tve, S. C.
Mit.’holl. >'ounty Jivta*. V ' »Ivu; <’ «nt
er», 8. Üiz »r. J. M. !‘ayn«’. Clerk, C. K
(‘han^lor. dh-Tttf. f G. l*att •••»<> i. Tr«Nisnrer, J.
W M>.v*-I.
,r. J. P. L‘»vi»’ S-h«»»l S h
pormt «nd uit. L. F Hathaway ; Surveyor. W. N.
Saun ier®; < «»roner. Dr. Kr»»in«»f.
KlMUxm rot.’NTY.
J.»int Si*'iat »r. C. 4. C-trf «right «>f V» .»-<■»; !b p
»»♦• itati th . R. >1’L'*a'i of Kia nit . >u!it\ hid-f*.
G. W. S nith; C<> n nirisionera, J I.. Il «uks. IL
A. Km mt(;Clerk. W. < ’. It »I--. Sbariff. \1. I). < -bil
der»; Treasurer. G. T. Bahian r. A««**-or. 1C. II.
Hatton; Sr dm »I 8 to >ri itondent. W. E. Gr-.tn-»;
tswiaoyor. H. 8. .M«»ure.
L ekk ootnrrr.
Senator. <’. M. Cartwright «»f ATssco; K 'prrson
tntive, R. M 'L’vn of Kia oath;County J’ulge. A.
Fitta Cu n ijisMoiier». («•• ». M. Jone«. C. Loftu«;
Clerk W 1'. Boyd, S(i->ritt. A.J.C arlton;Treaa.
tirer V 4 • 'ill.» i 8 • io »l 8 ip«»rinte.id«»,it. A. H.
Fisher; Aa-sa*-«ur. O. L. Stanley.
MirriNi» OF COURT». F.1V.
The Haprorne Court of Oregon meet» nt Salem
regular terms no*n nencimc on th« first Monday»
in March and October.
Circuit Court for Jivk-m county '»«4'1« the
a«»c«»n«i Monday in January, tirsi Mouda» -n M; v
and h?tob-»r; for I •'•pii’V’, '‘■cuil Motid
in
April and first Mo’ lay in N1. for Klam*
ath. MMcoini Monday m June an I tirwt Moi biy in
September; f »r Like
-on i
id ,y t i Febru
ary »nd third Mon.I iy in \iu?u*«t.
For Jack .«on county the County, Probatean«!
Co imi‘'sioni’r-‘ • • irTs rn»*« t every month, corn
manrinkt with He» tir.-t Mon Kynfor Josephine
county, th« first M >n lay in Ja nary, April. July
a id September; for Ix-k«» mnntv. ev. ry .C’ernnte
month, r » n nenei ii» th« hret M indaY m J
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F*»r Klamath «’ounty n.etirst We i . --day in Maicb,
June. Hept ember and November.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
P. P. PRIM.
VrroRNEY A COVNSKLOK-AT LAW.
THE LADIES
Everyone Should Go and Soe the
MILLINERY !
OF NEW SPRING
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Radios’ Furnishing G-ocds,
a
col’N'El.OR VT LAW
MIDFORD
OR.
Wil' practice in all the t’onrt» of the Stale.
.4^ Office on* <ioor HU-t of P.isti.ffi. *.
J. R. NEIL.
utorney
4 rouN'sELOi: at
law .
Jacksonville Oj.rn.
ITOSI KRY !
CROCKERY, ETC
I Remember, these good» are n«w and !»«>uglit »ince
the war in railroad rates andar« sold
.11/ >VES.
HANDKERCHIEFS
■»lu» yv I s .
Zi‘ph.vi
Ami man) <»th> r tin r« too numermis *o mention.
1 have ale.» n curt d t’n y »»vrvicet» of a
PoNtoSie» Building.
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FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER,
HANNA,
A FINE STOCK
BARGAINS!! VARIETY STORE
Ura<luate of the l nivrr>ily of Lripftir. Germany
I’aile ro*p,»n'b*»l to at all h<mr-*. (lay <»r night
< >tttce opposite Slaver’- ll »t(d. Jacksonville.
DR W. S A*.FIELD.
Et I.F.CT 1 C
P 11 Y SKI A N.
II m locaicd in Talent. Or for th« practice of
hi- ppife—ion (Ink. -all rnronii-di— h — .neh
a- It i«u nsiis'ii. \sfiuua. Pile«. Kidney Di-ea.es,
lever ('oinplaints. Ac., a-p’-eialty
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U L WHITNEY M. D.
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON,
Ea'le Point. Oregon-
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And Contagiou» Humor», with L»»»« of Hair, and
Erur ti-m® «»f th« Kkin, ar« f>o®itiv«ly cured by
i Cuti< ma and Cuticura Swap externally, and Cu’i-
rura R«’»olvent internnlly. wh« i all other me<!i-
cine» fail 8«‘nd for p imphle*
i uiiciiia Reinedit*are»«»ld ••verywhore. Prie«>
«’iiticura, the
Kkin « ure. 5u «’t.« Cuticura
Soap, an t xquifite Beautifier. —5 ctp; ( utiri a
Kivtiivcrt the New B!« k <i Purifier $1
Putter
Drug and Chemical Co., Boetun
HOW
MY BACK ACHES'.
Back Ache. Kidney Pain® and W«ak-
it*e® Korene®». I^Minene®«. 8'rain» at d
Pam rcliev»«! in one minute by the Cuti
cura Anti-Pai" Plaeter in’allibl«*
at the Old Stand of
Thia is the place to get your
A. G. COLVIN, JACKSONVILLE, OR
GROCERIES
are being offered for sale at
ACTUAL COST PRICES! !
And everything usually found iti a first-claa® ;
Variety Store. Also,
Tobacco, Cigars, Etc
A l
CHOICE FRUITS IN SEASON.
Onr giMMls are the best and guaranteed as repre |
We lihvc ju-t received * full wt >ck in the above sented. Prices low, as we do not propose to be
undersold.
tin. '-nt t(>.((l', which wh can »ell cheaper than
iiri* ~ id nuyw e-r»* in nvutnern < »regi>n,as we
h;*ve »»«it \. ry few expenses. Ail kindaof pro
duce taken in exchange and
THE PLACE
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Æ SaLCKIFICE!
BUY THE BEST AND BE HAPPY!
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BLACKSMITHING
--DONK IN—
AU3VST CABLS3N. Prr>.,
■THE BEST STYLE
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FARM AND MILL MACHINERY!
—AND AT—
THE LOWEST RATES. I
'Pills '.1OS1 FWOHH'F IIESOKT HAS BEEN
1 thor<>utfhlj «»•:.!! d ind furni-io-d iu tin» moat
modern style, including a tine billia.d ta^le. The
bar i- ilways -»applied with he choicest brands of
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—14 AT —
WINES. LIQUORS.
BEER, and CIGARS.
CRONEMILLER & BIRDSEY S
and ti.e lead ug papers can always be found on
th»* tahl»‘s.
Speei tl pains tak»*n t*» a<*cuinin<»date patronr
ui<i visitors, ( ail and s» e me.
A. H. < ARL8ON.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON
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Walter A. Wood’s Binders,
Walter A. Wood’s ('bain Rake Reaper*.
Walter A. Wood’s Sweep Rake Rea|»ers,
Walter A. Wood’s Enclosed «¡ear Mowers
traa* . Scott
C o .’ h Separators,
Gaar. Scott
I’o.’s Plain and Traction Engines,
Coates’ J«ock Lever Hay Rake; also a
SifflEDns
J.H.ZEIUN& CO.
Write for ('ata-ogne. A’Mr<- .-itimr UtaXh BROS. lXTI.. <0.. I’ortlanil. <tr.. or
( ROM MII I.IR A BIROSKT. Agent«, JacksnnvUIe-Or.
Keep® the largest stock of
T. J. CRESS.
PARKE 9c LACY
HOUSE PAINTER.
JACKSONVILLE, OR
VINES AND SHRUBBED?
on the Northwest coast.
House Painting, Paper Hanging
Frescoing. Kalsominmg, Etc.,
NO ÄPHIS OR LICE ON TREES. I
MACHINERY!
Done in a superior manner and at prices to RUJt
the times. I refer to the jo .' jh of painting I have
Jacksonville, Oregon.
previously done for recommendation. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
Profewdunal c &II m promptly attended to da> or
I «r. mop trial and judge for yon reel f.
T fhcb ................................... $5 (<»|1U p«»r IU0.
night
Order- !« ft ai M- rritt n \ *w Caeh Store will Appb*
Peach *’ ................................... 10 “ 1H
<'»mKult-*fur-iM ¡n either Enfjlinh or G rman.
receive pn nipt attention
Plum and Pruno Trees .......
fl “ Irt “
< »Hi. eat the L - S. Hofei
T. J. ( HESS.
Other tree«an ! shr.ubheiy furuiHhod reasonably.
8*>nil for afakurueto
J. H.8KTTLEMIER. Wcxwlbnm.Or.
GEO- O. DeBAR, M. D..
overed a little
About tweic .
r« pronounced
Bore on my cl
It cancer. I i«’
r nf phyMclanx,
but without i •
r ii.' iitut l>enrfit.
Among tlu* i. .
>r I' d • specialist*,
The merit« Ine 11 hr ftt ’!• !
like firr to the
sore, causing ! . n«r j n. J naw a statement
• • ?
m s. *. had done for
In the papeib t-
others similar.j i.'i ii<t(
t«-ri.
d 1 pr<»rured some at
once. Bcf.tr« 1 D.t i used thcrcct nd bottle tha
neighbors could eel •
that ntv ran err was
healing up. M t ii. tr 1 h clih ! h 1 been bad
. i. hacking cough
for two or tl.r.’c • <•
Jy I had a severe
and spit bl«K <! c
pain In my bren-d. A <»i Inklllg RlX bottles of
8. S. S. my con® ,h lr t m«» and 1 grew stouter
than I had
ii for
. th I jrarn. My cancer
has heal. «1 < *. r : I. l a ll’.t’e Hpot about the
site of a half 1
'f 1 i *■» rapidly disappear-
Ing I woui
»• evt-rj « ne » Ith cancer to
give S. S. s. . •
M br . SAM \ J. m . conaughet .
A.-h«' ' i s-e. Tippecanoe Co.. Ind.
Jeb. 16. 18KG.
WOOD. IRON ANC MININO MACHINERY
PRICES
Jacksonvi’lc. Oregon
Ottico and residence California tttreot. «out! w»» t
of tho e» irr-‘ioii«e. < 41 m promptly attended
to,daj and ni<i t
T. R. YOUNG. M D..
PHYSICIAN
TOT.iE HUNGRY & WEARY! (> F. TOPPING.
Z D. HYDE.
Ashland Boarding-House and TOPPING & HYDE
Have Rented the
Feed Stable!
CHAPMAN SAW MILL
Tlie iu<ter*iK««d tsk-s ¡»¡«HHiire in informing
AND SURGEON, the piililn- ('.«■ he has taken charge -f the Board-
Central Point, Oregon,
Graduate >>f th«« M »dical I’niv.TMity of !x»ni»ville.
Kentucky. <’ h !1 b promptly att»‘n«lrd to day or
•wght.
a. ruica. m . p..
William-' H i 11.nt.
E I’. GKAHY, M. I).,
K< ttidence on (' 8t.
ing-hon—and Feed Stalile in th« «astern portion
of Ashland, on (tie old stage-road, where he is Which they have thoroughly renovated and fitted
up with the latest and most improved machin
now prepared to furni-h
ery, including a ulaner and edger and, are conso*
quently prejmrt'd to promptly furnish
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PORTLAND. OREOON.
CARPETS
NORTHERN GROWN
C'"''’’«’
JXVw.k
IN Tilt Ml morel !H.
POHTLAXI». OK.,
in the S»ate.
- Portland. Oregon
No. 66 North Front Street
1887.
A.H.MAECLY&CO.,
VERY LOWEST RATES.
E. W. ALLEN,
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0EAUER8 IN
J. C. CARSON
Wholesale and retail Roe<Jhnian. 171 Front St.,
J
Manufacturer of
PORTLAND, ORECON.
Sash, Doers. Blinds
1» the only dealer in Oregon who keep« them.
Merchant» and Gardeners supplied on liberal
terms
Hand for descriptive catalogue.
TIIFiol Xlt COl’HT. KT ITS MAY 8FS-
I - .»’I, hat e : (»'■(h t.Mi t ;«• d*>lu
ti.N li*t
i.irhNifo !.»• tr< nt*«! < iv « t t1» m<*. with a warrant
att id. -d in-; r udi-ig m«‘ f“ levy n;««>n and m 41 m »
in'
.f th«- '..(Mt-., chattel». <»r r^al property of
-;;i I «b‘!;r j i« • t t.ixpay«*r^
maj be nei-ctviary to
-.«ti-f, aid! e at d.-. ii-.tie«- it. b* n by give»’t- ill
.««•«•.•! cd il. it au «• t ly piy.nci.t i» re«ia»»**ted and
mu-*» !«•• m i«l(‘. All tax-* unpaid by July 1 lSe7.
w ill
■ .11.« t.»tlncc»r.liUK’ to law. Mileage nn<l
ulditii. al « erw’ « will be saved by an early re-
Il W. DEAN.
Sherilf a- d Tax <'»»lle«'i«»r of Jackson Co.. Or.
Jack noi. ville. May Iti, la»7.
Settle Up Notice.
HARDWARE, STOVES and TINWARE.
1SÍ-7
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS
WACONS, PLOWS, IMPLEMENTS,
Jackson ville, Oregon
GENERAL BUILDING MATERIAL.
I Iteti mat cs
and Price List on applicai*’ >1)
Country order« a apecialty.
FACTORY Al WEI0LE1VS MILL
Salesrooms, cor. Third and E Street®.
PORTLAND OREGON.
PRICES’!
\T THF.
F. S. CHADBOURNE & CO •1
Wholesale &. Retail Dealer* in all Variatifs of
By the Thousand !
/l'H;-. INDER81GNED 18 NOW TAKING OR
1 derb through Jackson and Josephine couutiea
for ,
FRUIT TREES & SHRUBBERY,
Any kind rai»«d in a firet-« L um Nursery.
CITY BARBER SHOP.
THE t NDEtHIGNFD lit IlFHYGIVESW\KN-
4 G(XW 8T(tl'K llANi 11 OF I.-.’ H' M IOS I ing ti hi t <t tn-s o'-inif will h»T»'Hft«T I»««allow-
i’AUFORNIA STREET
.A nil Dr,
th« lii.rl-
ll'-.’i« n> ■■■ ••d on th»* Hhf irin. All person» mter»»sti»d will
«untaiuinaalxnil t 'm-r—of plow I hiu I. wit . b.inu please take n««tice.
Oregon
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«.pnn»:“ that furni»h plenty of water L»i (h'lneetic
HRS. 8. E. ISH.
anti *t«»ck purpos»«® (¿«»»I ujit-nle r«ri*n* r«»r
JnrkiM»nvi!l**. D ■«•. Ifl. lflflfi.
I THF UNDERSIGNED IB FOLLY PREPARED
•fork. Gov-inment tit!"
Half «-.»ah re-tuir.-i.
to do all work in hl« tine in the best mannarini!
bidanreon time with »pprev«»d “«runty. A bar
at reasonable prices.
gain for i*um«lMMly Emjuire of
GEORGE WHOMPF
NOTICE.
Real Estate Agent. Jack»«>nv>llv. Grm.on.
4 LL PERSUNS INDEBTED TO THE UNDER C’ r nails . WMMJMtrr nailh . clhat
\-lrfii !»»
<»r »MM»k account .are **'»”<> •
'■ ’
’ - oh
Fu iehinf N ri I». F»nring
Ilfnni/ F°R ALL #J0a W.ekar d . It htim *».
• •• « - ■- »nd 8te**i I!"»*'
•’ ialAa
lA/IInK rjaui. V h uah'« o»itfiT hi d p«rtu u!“r» ocaliands
• ’ 4M Mil »»• K.
nunn *, ... p.o. vickery . a »» m ®.
HUNTERS’ EMPORIUM!
— ani »—
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY STORE
Furniture, Beddiig. Upholstery
FRUIT TREES
Jacksonville. Oregon Aug. 1 1883.
WARNING.
NEW
A full lino n stock <»f
Art i.-it i<
I 'm-iiit uro
il
¿gpovisi lty
Asli ............. Sets from
•»" upward. Everything in otir store
marked ’wav down Call mid examine before purchasing.
Cali torcia Street, Jacksonville
COR FIRST & YAMHILI STS. Portland. Or.
to ani fr:m ths Hotsl
For Sale
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Swift’s Specific I* entirely vegetable, and
•eenia to cure cwnccr- I-,’, forcing out the impu
rities from the ’• ¡ x><!. Ticall*« on Blood »nd
Skin Dlneitsc« nr >'<«! fr< r.
PAINTS and OILS.
Dealer in
4 I I PF!H(»\S 1NDEHTED TO THE ESTATE
Those wanting Tree® this tall will do w«dl(o
A of s. I*. Hi> i. l>s'e ts-« i. are requested to
sc»t|.-fI., -. ;le F.>rf‘I’vith. if thev wish to save give me their order®, a® I will guarantee »atisfac-
osts as t. »»» .- i- • ss of t! ■ • -state muet be wound tion.
No ( hiñese empli.y.d and
d«(ia(i.>n in •ip without further delay.
1 warrant all my tree® if properly car«! for.
oharges.
Term® of payment wu»v. Prudnce taken at mar
II. K. HANNA.
Meals 21. <•«!
l-'etr ' • ■•■rt-t"/..........
Administrator of the estate of 8. P Hanna ket price. 1‘KM.i lb®, of Peach Seed want»»«!.
E LI (VISTON Proprietor
HCPH sm I.
A. 8. JOHNSON.
?T6S D1XSÔ3
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICI TED.
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, 1880
1857
( ontaniin*: 13» Room«, well furni»h*ML TLebeM
ONE DOLLAR PER HAY. HOUSE
FOR
Wm. Jessop & Sons’ English Cast Steel !
ed. Satisfaction guaranteed Give us a trial.
TOPPING A HYDE.
OIL CLOTHS.
Linoleums.Ru'st Mats.etc Notice to Delinanent Tax
Payers.
THE LARGEST,
.l.'J
SOI.E AQENTS
Such ae Rustic. Flooring, Ceiling, Matcher] and
Surface Lumber of all dimension* anti of first-
class« ¡uality. at th©
Lp-®tair».
173 lirwt Street.
'BTS”'
¿I -. 0 i,
. LVJ) II 'IRE ROPE—SPECIAL 7 ILS.
A fair share of the public patronage 1» »«»licit,
T. J. COLBERT,
-sTt"? t
WÚM.Í. w U.
M Hal
The Best Accommodations
For nioii and t«*ast. at price« to suit th« times.
Give me a-all for proof of wha* I-ay.
TIIO8. MAYHEW
'Pdford, Oregon
Oltic. • »n With im-’ Brick Biniti 1114
SAW
ON WILLIAMS CREEK,
PRYCE & GEARY.
PHYSICIAN' AND SURGEONS
?.f-
>i neliiiierv
WOODBURN NURSERY
NOTHING SAVED BY SENDING EAST
FOR GOODS IN OUR LINE
f.
L. C. HEINRIÇHSEN.
113 First Stroat.
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Portland. Oregon’
THE LEADING JEWELERS OF THE NORTHWEST,
Wh<il«e«lea.KÌ ReUil Dealers in
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks!
JOHN MI LI,EH, Proprietor
F«»ur-tin«d pitchforks.
\\ lat«* I end. 25 lb. k»*g
1 neced Oil« per gal.
Turpentine.
XV inch«®t«r Rifle», (octagon barrel i
Hand Saw®
Back 8 « wk . (complete distance plate-.
(Par. Powder, per lb.
Shot, per lb
Wad®. p» r box
(’ips, “ " .......
( artridge®, per box
Bolt«. p-»r doz .
Horse Shoes, per lb
Axe»..........................
Ax Handle®..
V iner’® Picks ...
Band-eaw Fib*-*
.
Croascut-nnw File«
|)«»or
Cow Bells ..
Hitver and Hilzer I’l.iteil Wvre. Hp.wtarlne «nd Optical Goude: agent« forth« Rockford
lla’lroa«! Watches.
ALL GOODS IN THE L’\E M YNUFUTUHBO TO ORDER AND REPAIRED
P«V«r '’n'”’
WaMi R I airing carefully egoented.
¿y 8*le--li«»:i PackM *«’■«tit .»a ^oplu:.di«>!>. Uoiu.uu:ucate w. t * t*efore purchasingel»ewu«*re V‘H»| '• •’.!
Marshall A Son of the Grant’s Pass
restaurant and bakery have sold tlieii
business to Messrs. Hoincn ¡lie and
Axtell.
Miss Bertha Moore and Geo. Smith,
Strangers are becoming more numer
who have been attending the State Uni- I
ous than ever, showing that immigra
veisity, have returned Lome.
tion has again eommeiu-ed finning into
Gianville Childers may Ire found at tin- county.
A. M. Stout's new stable in Linkville,
Your corresji «m<lciit hears that Horace
which is doing a good business.
Woodcock of Kerbyville precinct lias
There will Is-Fourth of July celebra discoveu-d a rich quart K le Igr full of
tions al Bly, Dairy and Bonanza. Link free gold.
ville is not patiiotic enough to celebrate.
A brother of Bundi Bro». of Graul’,
Many gardens flourish in Linkville and Pass arrived at the county-Heat lai-t
vicinity, principal amorg which is that week, and has purchased J. L. Steel
of Joe Conger, the scientific horticultur man’s residence.
ist.
The citizen« of Grant’s Pass have
The grand jury, ably assisted by Dis- : awakened at last, your corres|>on'ient is
trict Attorney t’olvig, did prompt and pleased to state, and will observe Inde
efficient work
It adjourned »in« die pendence Day in grand style.
last Friday.
Dr. W. II. Flanagan of Grant’s Pass,
A“-essor Hatton is still engaged in as who is extensively engaged in stock-
sessing the county and is doing excellent raising, last week received u tine,
woik. lie will return a million dollars thoroughbred bull, direct from Indiana.
assessment.
Prof. Morris commenced a series of
J. W. Hamaker, of Linkville and Jas. phrenological lectures at Grant's Pass
M. Davidson of Montague have been en- last Saturday evening. He was greeted
I gaged in surveying along the Klamath by large audiences while at the county
river recently.
seat.
PREPARED
PHYSliTAN. SURGEON \Nl> Al COU( HU H
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
It will Cure an Dleeaeei cmtod
by Derangement of the Llvtr,
Kidneys and Stomach.
There have lieen some heavy frosts in
this section, but it is a mistake that they
have injured the grain crop.
LIVERS?
—TO «ET YOUR—
BREWERY SALOON
warrant«'! not to contain a »»ogle par-
I t.cie of Mercury or any mjunou» »ub-
Mance, but i® purely vegetable.
— ,
If your Liver it out of order then your
whole lystem is deranced The bioo-1 is
»mpure. the breath offensive you have
headache, feel languid, dispiritej and
nervous To prevent a more acriOUt con.
dition, uk« at once Simmcra
T TTTT1TI REGULATOR. If you lead a
g I 1/ K M sedentary life, cr suffer with
JUX v UXll Kidney AffecUona. avoid
»i niulant« and take 5unra.ns Liver Regulator.
Sure to relieve
If you haw eaten anything hard of
digestion, or feel heavy after meals or
sleepless at night, take a dose and you
wjii feel relieved and sleep pleasantly.
If you are a miserable sufferer with
Constipation,
Dyspepsia
and
Biliousness, seek relief at once io
Simmons Liver Regulator It does not
reouirr continual dosing, and costa but a
trine It will cure you.
If you wake up in the morning with a
bitter, bad taste m your mouth,
«n £ TFT! Simmons l iver Regulator Tt cor-
» User r«-ts the llilious Stomach, sweetens
X X a XX-U the Breath, and clea’tses the Furred
longue Children often need ■ me safe (.jnhar-
a.c anc® JolM. n> avert «pf»ruaUH If MarfU«*; s.
Simmons Liver Regulator w:l! rcliev»- ( oVc, Head
ache.
M n. h In > «»i. n I>\sent«ry, and
the Complaint« inci<t .it t>> C!
Atanvt-ar u feel y ur sys’em r
ckanMng.ti i i-.;,rep! tingviti
purging. • t st.rnuLiling will
eating, take
Gent's Furnishing Goods.
DBUGS,
o Regulate
THE
“) EAVORITE HOME REMEDY o
CIGARS
JEWELRY.
CANDIES, NUTS
PIPES. CARDS.
NOTIONS CUTLERY.
STATIONERY. ALBUMS
TOBAi ( 03. CIGARETTES
Hardware, Tinware, Crockery.
V
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LUG 1
CALIFORNIA ST., JACKSONVILLE.
Jlaviubf permanent!j’ located here, 1 offer my
Having l<M*afcd at this place I a*k a *»har«* of servii’os to the people of Southern Oregon.
epatro’iaue of this •<i*ctiou. < all-* attended to
any time.
W. H. SOMMERS. M. D.,
ten, and is furnishing the best of meals
Edward Jones and Miss Lucy Strong
and lodgings.
of Murphy precinct were united in mat
Dr. H. N. Warren is in Klamath coun rimony on the 5th by Rev. Mr. Hath
ty looking alter the interests of the West away.
ern Stage Co.
Mrs. E. Northrop, lately of Iowa, has
W. H. Bostwick of Jackson county is invested in 40 acres of land near Grant’s
making extensive improvements on bis Pass, for which she paid Wm. Rich $45
an acre.
rutiche near Linkville.
W«* have txM*n »oiling tour (’utictira Remedies
for year® andna'othe find complaint yet to ru-
c«’ive fr«»m a purchaser One of the w<>r»t case*
of Scrofula lever ®aw w«u cured by the uh « of
five bottle® of* uticura Reaolvent. Cuticura and
Cuticura Boap The Soap take® the "caKe” here
a® a medicinal ®«>ai>
TAYLOR A TAYLOR. DraggiaU.
Frankfort, han.
ALL THE REMAINING GOODS
NEXT DOO It TO P. O.
Jacksonville. Orejón.
C. LE ^iPEiir. M. D,.
Sworn to before L. 8. Com J. D. (’ raufoui ».
| |kJi PL! 8 Blackhead^. Skm Blomieh«*».
ff** | IVl and Bab» Humoi®.u»e Cuticura Strap.
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ATTORNEY A COl’N'SEIzOR AT-LAW.
Wil! genetics in all tb«
.in« *»f 11«' State
< -Hee up stair, in < irth’s brick.
T
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Now is Your time to Get
COUNTY < OMMISS/ONEny COVET.
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SCROFULOUS, INHERITED,
ATTORNEY * COI NSELOYt AT LAW
A!! bwine»® m my line will receive prompte!
tention.
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MAX MULLER,
' 'ul :t ii pr-t«» execute idl «»r«ivr® in tliat
! iic fi ri-- t !.v s style »u r'-u-o’iHblo rate».
i h JI ' c ?-■•«• un tt iho building formerly occu-
; •»'(! by A. 1,. .lol.t.»«>n oil I'aiifornin street.
MILS. P. P. PRIM
JOSEPHINE COUNTY NEWS.
Deunis Crawley is in California buy
F. M. Nickerson is again a resident of
The following proceedings took pine«
ing stock.
Grant’s Bass.
at the June term of tbin court;
The late rain« have assured the crops
Present—E. Di-Teatt, county judge,
.1. F. Kelley of the 8. 1*. D. A L. Co.
in this county.
and B. Haymond and S. A. Carlton, coat
paid Jacksonville a visit last week.
Scrofulous. Inherited and
i mine ioners.
Col.C. A. Cogswell was in Linkville
Mrs. Styles of Sin Francisco is visit
Contagious Humors
It wa« onlered that a warrant be drawtt
last week attending court.
ing her son, who resides at Grant’s
in favor of E. E. Minor for »8 00, being
Cur« d by Cuticura.
Pass.
tV.
D.
Woolcock
is
at
work
in
bis
new
the amount overpaid on his taxes by
HROUGH th® n.eamm of one of jour bock®
An agricultural machinery depot ha* erroi <4 tlie asneenor.
received through Mr. Frank T. Wray. Drug- blacksmithshop at Linkville.
gist. Apollo Pa. I became »«'«luaintod with
In tits matter of a new road on Apple
J. E. Graves, timber inspector, ix pay l>een established at Grant’s Pass by Mr.
our Cuticura Bemodiw. fuid take (Li® opportui i-
gate. It wm ordered bv the court that
Hoover.
ty to testify to you thdt th«»ir nae ha® tHuniano* t- ing southeastern Oregon a visit.
Jan. Jeffery }>e appointed surveyor and
ly cured mo of «»ne of the w«»r»t ca«es of
Railroad Commissioners Slater and
blood iroitjoning, in connection with erympela»,
Haying will commence in a few weeks
Orlando Rose, J. II. Knut sen and Oso.
Wagoner spent one day in Grant’s Pass Hoffman viewers of said road, and to
thx*t 1 Lave ever H«en. ®nd thi®after havirg (>e«n and u'boimtiful crop is promised.
pronou>'C«d uicnrabjM by some of the b at ph v-
recently.
meet at the store of Henry Kubli on
Mctanem our county. 1 take areut phvmure in
A. P. McC'aiton, formerly of Linkville,
forwanliug to/outni» tiHtimonial. ttflao*iefted
The rains of the past fortnight were Monday, the 20tli day of June, 1887, and
a® it i® by you. in order that other® euff «»ring from will probably locate at Yreka, Cal.
quite beneficial to the ci ops. which prom report on the same at the next term of
Hiinilar niHhulic» may be encouraged t«« give your
Sergent Bros, are conducting a flour ise very well.
this court.
t
Cuticuru RfinedicriH trial.
P. 8 WHITLINGFR. 1> mm hburg.Pa.
ishing mercantile business at Dairy.
It was ordered dial the sum of |10U 01H
The Grant’s Pass market is being fur
Reference: Frank T Wray. Druggnd Apollo. 1’a.
Will. Martin returned to Linkville nished with |>otatoes from the Willam be. and the name is, hereby appropriated
out of the county treasury to aid inisli-
SCROFULOUS ULCERS.
last week from a trip to Sprague river.
ette valley. For shame I
mg the new road around ’ Flounce Rock
Jarno® E RiChardeon, <’u»tom Hotiae, New Or-
leaiiri. on oath aaye: “In 1870 Scrofulous Ulcer®
A large amount of freight is being
A. H. Carson, our enterprising nur- on Rogue river.
* <-.
broke out on my tjody nntil I waa a
<»f cor-
hauled fiotiijYsalau0 to Fort
in U m ,
■wsdotc rort'
near r.kgta'Tornt.Jt
•»! ordered
by die
ritar
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Airs. Browning or flltwriw, „ .......
At tin e® 1 could not lift my I ihih I h to my herd.
court that Jaa. Jeffrey be appointed
ited sur
i
rnnld not turn tn tx'd; w»e in «’«»nstar-t pain, a* d Mrs. C. Van Brimmer, is paying Tule
Mrs. John Goodell, w ife of Grant’s veyor and David Peninger, Fred. Bar-
looked up«»n life an » enree. No relief or cure in lake a visit.
Pass’ genial recorder, lias returned lieburg and Clark Taylor viewer, tbereof,
t«*i. years In 1SH0 1 heard of the ('nt icuni Rem -
di«» u»”d them, and wh * p«Tfectlv cii'ed ”
John Pearson is keeping hotel at Do- home much impioved in health.
and to meet al the residence of J.S Griirr-
ONE OF THE WORST CASES.
Country Produce bought and Hold; also. Wool,
Hid«®, Furs and Doer Skin® Solicit order» for
Lumber
W. F. WILLIAMSON.
k
Red Men’s Buildinar, Jacksonville, Oregon
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
Medford, Orogon.
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Cheap for CJ iim I i !
CORSETS,
NO CREDIT!
SPOT GASH I
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Couatttlng ot LLfo iatFHilk
Wil! pructic« in nil th«» I'-ourfs «>f 11 • Stnt»«. O he«’
in building «>p|MMtite Court H(»u*^. comet C hu <! allowed for fame. < all and i»ee for yorselven.
JAl’OBi BROS.
Fifth »tre*‘tf*.
H.
Golden C Sugar in Barrels at 6 Cents per pound!
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A-»hl:tu I Oregon.
ATTORNEY
These goods were bought in the East and canuot be excelled in qual
ity or price.
A beautilul line «f
DEALERS IN
lNJn.E .VS.
FURNISHING GOODS. HATS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
ATTORNEY ACOVN’HEI.OR AT LAW,
W. R.
5.00.
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CLOTHING,
Umler 4 year» old
y
\Vi 11 prtnfic»* in all < ’ ».irt« <»f »h • 8» it ». <»:•’« •• in
(hid Fellow’» building, up stale*.
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Youth's Suits, breast 33 to 37 inches, 8.00,
Mens’ Heavy Suits, ¿10.01) and 12.00.
Four-button Cutaway Suits,tine goods, 25.00.
?hildrja’s Short Clothes,
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E- DePEATT.
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Boy’s School Suits, 5 to 11 year», 1? 2.00.
AV
JACKSONVILLE. OSH.,
ME« KITT’S !
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GRANDEST & LARGEST COLLECTION
1 imre aj-le.1 (<» my »tack tl.e following claa. <»f
g<> m |.. of which I !.»,« a full lino ■
KLA.VA TH COUNTY ITEMS.
W0BK
ANOTHER REDUCTION VITIATED BLObD
SPRINCI1887 SUMMER!
’. if Soatlo-ni Oregon nr« hereby inform*! that in
mldiliou to a large und elegant line ot
NO. 24.
AM. JOB
Advertiaem««.!» will be inserted in th. Tl«> »
• I th. following rutw:
1ml in««, on. inovrtiou............ ................ Ji to
‘
«»ch utoequeut insertiuti............. 1 «J
tV" Legal odsertwemnit» inMTtwi raawmabb .
A fair redaction from the above ratee made to
rearlyand tun. adveruaora.
THE TIMES JOB OmCS
i* more complete b> far than any ocher ia Boot t-
•rn Orwon. and compara, favorably with a»r la
the Blate. Job Pnnting of .»ary imagiaanl.
diwriptiondooeat Hau rraoeiaoo rataa. aadia a
prumptand dnit-claaamanner.
Dick Hammond and Ed la-adtt of
Extensive preparations are already
ficiate as clerks at 11««- Linkville hutel, under wav to make the district tea* hers’
and .ue leitli clever and accoiniuodating institute, which will l>e held in Grant's
young fellows.
next month, an unqualified success.
Every teacher should lend his assistance
We are s<-rry to heat that the son of
Milton Stout of Olene had his hand se in the matter.
verely injured by the accidental discharge
W. A. Hunter, who was sent hi jail in
of a gun recently.
default of bail last week, made his <-s-
Rev. Jos. Emery and Dr. Smith of ca|s‘ from that institution one night re
Klamath Agency and Daniel Crone cently. We always maintained that our
miller of Fort Klamath were at the coun jail was a flimsy one and should Is- pro
vided with iron cells.
ty seat last week.
L. Leonard,referring to the statement,
Frank Brown, a well-known liokaro,
has entered the employ of Reanies, Mar recently published, that his insiiraiiee
tin A Co., as foreman of their ranc^e >n policy had been attached by Portland
creditors, said that it was made out of
Sprague river valley.
whole cloth and devoid ot any truth
D. (1. McIntosh, Linkville's mere’ nt a hatever.
tailor, has let the contract for the build
The m ill service of this county should
ing of a neat shop and residence near
lx- adjustc'l so that the stage Iretween
Sergent Bros.’ warehouse.
Jacksonville and Wilderville would con
Cha. ley Low's restaurant at Linkville! nect with the stage running between
lias been well patronized and those who I , Grant's Pass and Waldo. L. Leonard
have stopped there pronounce the meals I informs us that the mail for Althouse
served tint-class in every res|>ect.
leaves Waldo before the arrival at the
I. N. Shook has withdrawn from the latter place of the stage from Grant’s
firm of Shook Bros., who are extensive Pass. The attention of the postoffice
ly i ngagi' I in stoekraising in Alkali val department should lie called to this mat
ter.
ley. and has removed to Ashland.
by on the 27th day of June, 1887.and that
the clerk do not notify tlie officer, herein
apfioinled until tlie proper bond ia filed
and approved by »aid clerk.
Ja«. Jeffery wax ordered to survey and
ascertain the exact line of the road lead
ing up tl.a left-hand fork of JackHon
. reek and to report to this court at its
July M*sion the result.
It waa ordered by the court that the
janitor change the furniture of the coun
ty f>ch<K>l aiiterintendent'a room to the
«mall room heretofore occupied by the
«! eriff, which is hereafter to lie used hv
m T iou I m]«'rint< ndent and county ear-
v«yoi. And it was further ordered that
the room now occupied by the ecliool
►u|«-rintend< nt !«>, and tho name is,her, •
by rented to la«. H. Neil, Es<|.,at u year
ly rental of ♦•KJ <H(. payable quarterly.
It was ordered by the comt that tlie
fourth of July committee of Jacksonville
be and they are hereby allowed the use
of the Court-Houac grounds and the old
clerk’s office for the pur|»oee of celobrat-
ing the coming fourth of July, upon th ■
condition that said committee furnish a
special officer to act in conjunction with
tin- janitor in caring for the county prop-
eitv during the celebration and in pre
vent.ng the use or evplosion of fireworks,
tirecrackers, etc. on said grounds.
It wax ordered by the court that the
rent for room of 1’. I*. Prim. Fsq.. be re
duced to t(Ki on |*r year, beginning and
to take etler t from tlie 17th day of Sep
tember. 1887.
The following bills were audited
Slier.tTx fee»,county buxines,
f H* 00
' jailor......................
4b 30
•' board and washing
piisoncts.
...............
'.
.
lor
29
Judice court«...................................
73 4G
...
( 'ounty printing..........
45 00
.
.
Piatiict Attorney’s fees.
42 50
( 'leik's fee*. county business
7(1 *
circuit court............. 114 70
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agent for poor.........
8 «»«J
Miscellaneous expenses.................
21 50
Teachers’ examinations...
3 00
( ounty hospital contractor
irOO M
Koads and bridges....................
158 25
Books, stationery and |«jstage
7 4-5
Ret>airs on jail. ..
....
33 75
Poor, outside of hospital.
107 <H>
Janitor’s salary............
..........
60 00
Commissioners' fees
22 40
Grand jurors........
46 40
Petit juror».
57& 70
Bailiffs..............................................
210 75
Talesmen.......................... ............
755 7U
Boarding jurors....................
2S5 2’>
M<*<iieal attendance for jurors
10 00
VV itnesses before grand jury
27 (10
Witnesses in care of state (X.
Hamlin.............................
. 115«> no
Miscellaneous
exj*enxes
for
•*
grand jury....... ..
25
Total. .
|4!*44 31
.VO.V.VO IIH MESSENCEHS.
The Fourth of July ball at the Link
ville hotel will be one of the grandest
I’i"f. Haw.»of Hillsboro spent Sun
events >f the kind ever held in soilth-
There are several cases oi m-aslcs at day »nd Monday in town.
ea-tern < »regon. Don’t fail to attend.
PlKi-nix.
Tl.e iles|»-riaii, Vesnernut and Ctopi-
Jacksonville has a small crop ot ho>d- an Hocieties gave a literary entertain
J. W. Well«. W. W. Finley, W. A.
Walk«! and I’.. Cashier of Sprague river lutns at present.
ment on the 1 itli <>f June.
valley have each put up tine barns of
Fred l urry of Eden precinct has had a
The graduating . lass planted a cla««-
immense pro|<ortions in Sprague river fine, commodious burn built.
I tree on the 4th inst. in memory of college
valley.
A daughter wae born to Jos Loueig- ‘ «lays, and the ladi«i of town gave a
Henry Judge has one of the neatest nont and wife one day recently.
, free sup|>er in tlie gr.ve, to which all
and best stocked harness and saddle
David R. Jones has been appointed were invited.
shops Amth of Portland, which is effi stock inspector for Lake county.
The Norma) athletic a«8o< iation is
ciently managed by A. P. Ball and doing
Twenty-four fine pictures in gilt frames i prospering finely. Through their own
a good business.
are being given away at J. W. Merritt s «ffoiiwthey have just finished a »ub»tan-
John W. McKay of Willow Sprirgs ■ tial gymnasium building. They will give
Besides Messrs. Cogswell, Cranston.
Nichols and Hamaker. representing the precinct has been in Klamath county on a concert on the 14th inst.
local bar. Messrs. Hanna. Prim and a business trip.
\ prohibition league was organized
(’o)vig, ot the Jacksonville bar. have
The price of wool is raising and a few here Saturday. Short addresses were
been attending court.
choice clips have lieen sold as high as delivered by J. J. Brown of Bridgeport,
Geo. T. Baldwin, our popular county 23 cents a |>vund.
l’rof. AV. E. Yates of lnde|<endencc,
Thus. Carr of Foots creek has gone to l“rofs. ( Hinpls'Il and Lucas of Monmouth.
treasurer, has gone to Portland to repre
sent Klamath Lodge of Masons in the Lake county. Walter 1’lyrnale has also Of the 250 votes cast in Monmouth pre
grand lodge. He will also lay in a large left Linkville for that sectioq.
cinct, 200 will l*e fur the amendment.
stock of goods while there.
Cal Yocum s'ahbed Sampson Frer< h
Graduating exerciaea at the State Nor
The non town recently laid out on at Canyonville a few night# since, in mal School will I m - in on the 15th. Tho
Klamath river, near the bridge, ha« flicting serious wounds.
school will then cud its most successful
been named Doten. in honor of J. W.
Two sleeping cars are often necessary year. Theie w ill be seventeen graduates
Doten, owner of the townsite. Several to supply beiths for the pasM-ngera in the das«, viz
From Polk county, I.
buildings are in course of construction boarding the train« at Ashland.
C. Powell, Monmouth; Aggie YVinnull,
there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Eubanks, Jr., of Independence , Anna and Mary Steven»,
T. J. Goodwyn, doing business at Bo- San Diego, Cal . recently lost their in Eola, from Marion county, Sarah Cavitt
■anza, has made an assignment, select fant child by an attack of cholera infan ¡Zena; Minnie and Ida Wade, Gervais;
¡from Benton, A. E. Dunn. Kate Crees,
ing J. O. Hatnakar as bi« assignee. His tum.
t’orvalli»; from Umatilla, 8. B. Reeder
creditors decided in favor of the selection
I>ol| bin Wimer of Murjdiy precinct and Harry Harris, Centerville; from
of Jas. Morton, who will take charge ot
was in Jockaonville recently, who in Lane, B. F. Mulkey, Pleasant Hill, T.
affairs at once.
formed us that his father’s saw-mill in Sellers, Goshen; from Linn, J. A. Bu
J. II. Colaban's saw-mill in Alkali Murphy precinct is doing go>sl work.
chanan, Albany; from Yamhill, Leroy
valley is now runn-rg on full time and
Chas. II. Williams, formerly a resi Lewis; from Josephine, Viola Ruble.
«loing excellent work, with Geo. Calkins lient of this place, has leased a tract of
R eader .
as engineer and A. 1». Naylor as sawyer. land in the Little Shasta (Cal.) district,
Polk county, June 13, 1887.
A large amount of good lumber will be and is also engaged in the wale of machin
cut there this season.
ery, etc.
trouble .thrad.
We are pleased to learn that the blast
A spark from a passing train ignited
hen the appetite fails, and «leep grow*«
ing accident which befell Fred. Spencer the dry grass near the barn of H. I-.
and Lyman McCord near Parker's sta White of Rock Point precinct, and it was restleoR and unrefri-.lnng, there i« trouble
tion is not nearly so bad as represented, with difficulty that the bam and Rome I ahead. 1'lie dige-tive organs when healthy
crave
the nervous system, when
and that there is every pro«|>ect of their oilier buildings were saved.
vigorous and traixpiil. gives its poaMaaor no
early convalescence.
John Wade ami brother. Riley Myers uneasiness at night. A tonic, to be eth-ct-
There will lie a change at the Klam and wife, all residents of Table Rock ive. should not tie a mere appetizer, rior
arc the nerve« to I h - strengthened and
ath Agencv alter July 1st, 1RR7, when precim t, were suli|sfnaed in the Munz •..sillied by the unaided action of a seda
the Republican employes who have been case and went to Klamath county to give tive or a narcotic
What is required is a
retained by the government since Rev. their e( idetive last week.
rnislicine which invigorates the stoluach.
and prote- assimilation <>l t<ssl by the «ys-
Dr. Emery became agent will lie snje
Tim ChineM* |>optilation o( the coun tciu. by which means the nervous system.
planted by Itemocrats.
..-((eii a« other parts of the physical or-
I The Red House at Linkville is doing try is becoming diminished rapidly by gaui-tu are struiglbened. 1 hesc are the
death and emigration; and mnee the
a large business, as none but the best number who can come into the country et!e< t> of Hostetter'. Stomach Bitters, a
goods are kept there. W. E. Green, under the restriction act is extremely imdicme whose reputation is founded
Mi-s Martha Smith and Will. Smith at limited. the reduction is very marked. lirrnly in publi« conlidenee. ami which
ccniniend for it-tonic, anti-bil
tend to tin- wants of the numerous cus An effect of it is seen in the Chinese la- physicians
ious and other properties. It is used with
tomers in th- most agreeable manner.
Imr niaiket at nearly all places on the 1 lie best results m fever and ague, rheuiua
ti-m. kidney and uterine weakness, and
The bail-bond of J. I'. Manz, amount Pacific < oast. Mages of Chinese have other
rnaladie-
ing to $<;,0(H), having been declared for risen from twenty to forty per cent, dur
feited, the county treasury, which has ing the past year, in and around Port
Cure FnrPiIrt
b-en in a depleted condition for some land, atul undoubtedly will go up still
Pile« a.-e frequently preceded l.y a sense
time past, will be much rejuvenated in more. Chinese labor will now become
of weight in the back loins and lower part
consequence. It will require only a few- scarcer from year to year, and five years of
alHlomen, causing the patient to »up-
more such windfalls to put the county lienee it will t»e an inappreciable factor. pose b« lia- «oil.« affection of tl.e kidneva
out of debt.
or neiglilM>ring organ». At time* synip-
toiii. of indigestion are present, flatulency
It is claimed that there is more than
What
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truly
beautiful
world
we
live
in
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unearinein of the stomach, etc. A tuoi»-
double the amount of land sown in
Nature gives n« grandeur of niouiitain«*. ture like |><*rspirntion producing a very
grain in this county this season than glens
and oceans, and thousands ot means disagreeable itching, after getting warm,
ever before. As bountiful crops are <>f enjoyment. W< rati dewire no better i« a coiwiuon att.-iidai.t. Blind. Bleeding
promised the supply may exceed the de when in perfect health, blit bow often do and Itching Piles yield al on.'« to the appli-
mand, in which event the high prices the majority of |>cople feci like giving it up eation ot Dr. liosanko's Pile Kenie-t v.
paid for grain and flour previously w ill disheartened, «Ii scon raged ami worn out which act directly on the parts after ted
with <i im - hm *. when there is no occasion for absorbing the r.iinor", allaying the interne
not be maintained.
this feelim*. as every sufferer can easily itching and (fleeting permanent eure.
Nothing has been done toward estab obtain sati*fa< toly proof that Green’® Au- Price .'»(cents. Addr. ss. The Dr. Ikwanko
lishing a i)e|Kjt at Willow creek as yet, gust Flower will make them free from dis Medicine Co.. Piqua. Ohio, mid at the
and the height of this section is being ease as when born. l*ys|»epsia and Liver City Drugstore.
liauled from Montague and Ashland. J. Complaint are the direct cause» of seventy-
B. Ager has deeded the railroad com five|»er rent, of such maladies as Bilious
pany 40 acres in the first-named place, ness. indigestion, Sick Headache. < ostive- I Un the (alley road leading to Jackson
and no doubt that corporation will allow ness. Nervous Prostration. Dizziness of the ville, a pair of -|.<-< tut les. in case, and al
Head, Palpitation of the Heart, and other
Tlie owner can recover them
considerable of a town to spring up distressing symptoms. Three doses of Au most new
calling at the T imer office and paying
there.
gust Flower will prove its wonderful ef by
for this notice.
•
Lew Allen v.asexamined last week,on a fect. Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try it.
charge of maltreating his mother-in-law , '
and not his wife, as mentioned in our F\\ A and reliable Modicineaarethebest
N\
would enjoy your dinnar
todepend upon. Acker's Blood El.
last. After examination of witnesses
J
and are prevented by Dya-
the accused was acquitted, the charge j ixir Las been prescribed for years for all im- pepsia, uso Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets.
being more in the nature of 3 malicious purllie» of the Blood. In every form of Scrof- They are a positive cure for Dyapenaia, In-
prosecution because he did not want ui .us. Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases. It is dipwtion. Flatulency and Constipation.
his mother-in-law to yisit his family.— invaluable. For Rheumatism, lxas no equal, M a guarantee them. 33 and M cent*.
l 1 rtk/t Journal.
For sale at City Drugstore.
I Slid al • ity Drug store