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OiHos Corner Third and C Hlrwets
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in sd.snce
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VOL. XVII
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY. .JULY I, 1887.
t
MISCELLANEOUS,
BUSINESS CARDS.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
/
STATE OF OREGON.
U. 8.B»»imtorH. J. H. Mitchell, J. N. D»4ph.Gun« !
«reMnurn. B. Hermann; Governor, 8. Pmnoyer;
Secretary of
tieonte W. McBride; State Of Southern Oregon are hereby informed that i.i
Treasurer, Geo. vV. W«*hb; Stat« Printer. F. C.
addition to a l*r<. and elegant line of
Baker; Sunt. Public Iuatructbrn. E. H. McElroy;
Supreme .Jodx*»* W P. Lord, Chief Ju Mice W.
W. Thayer, R. 8 Strahan.
na«r jup * cikl distbiot .
(’otnpriiuM Jack*!n, Joetophin», Lake and |
K(a;nath »uMintwa: (Nrruit Jud<e, L. R Webeter; I
District Attorney. W M Colvin.
I have added to my stock the following clase of
JAOABON COCWTT.
_
I
good«, of winch 1 have a full line:
Senator. A.C. S»»ul«v; R ipreeMtatieea» J- T. ■
Bu editch, R. A Miller:<’»mnty J i-ice.E. D »P«Htt; |
C »a n.«**'. • i«r»,
B*»uj. Hay
iUyuvrti.
», B**uj.
ovud, S. A. ( Carlton;
’»rltoiJ.
Clerk, *- H- Park»r:8Hr™
------ ’r Treas-
“ 1 :
arkar;Sheriff. “
H. *°
\V. "
Dean;
hildwrs;
School i
nrer. N F»« r»r. \ -w « sm »r,
u,, J. — M (’ ------
-
*ri»»t; Surveyor, F.
E dk - j
S.i:>**riv«u»l’»nt. W n. Priest;Sureeyor.
F- A. Eng-
Unh; Coroner, R. Prywk
GRANDEST & LARGEST COLLECTION
DRY AND FANCY GOODS !
CLOTIHNG,
INFANTS’ WARDROBE, COMPLETE
H. B. Milito
Rm»r»»snntsjtive, 8. U. ¡
Senator.--------------
..
Judge. V. Cnlvig; < ----------
nmmissKin-
e 1
Mitehell; j (’ ounty
.»unty Jutfce.
------ —
er«, 8- M *M<»n4ur, J. M. Payne; Clerk, C. K
A« cheap as to be bojy£f ’ piace; also
Chauaior; Sheriff. T G. Patt««**on*. Tr*»neurer. J.
W. Howard: V»*»0flHor. J. P. Lewie: School Hu ;
.
iM*rint,ndHyt. e . » H.ihsw,,; sur»«rer. w.!». children s Short cpthes,
Buunder«; ( uroner. Dr. Kremer.
1
4
7-
KLiMArH OOUMTY.
(
Under4 years old
Joint Senator, t*. M. <’artwright of Wasco; Rep
<
re. nUfiTe.K- McLean of Kia nat».-.County Judtee. ! A*~t>ful line of
G. W. Smith; Co.ninissiouer», J I*. Hank«. R.
A. Em nitt;Clerk, W-L’» H ilei8h«rift% M. D. Cikd» |
tU-’»'.
T
»; %••*- »»•«, II. JkJ •-’»■
IT. ’ . » I < V t
W. E. Greene; r
Consisting of Líale and Silk
Surreyor, R. 8. Moore.
FURNISHING GOODS. HATS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
LACK COUNTY.
Senator <’. M- Cartwright of Waeeo; R«pre«»»n
tarive. R. McLean of Ki’vnnth; County Jndire. A. I
Fitta 1 ’n titni**Hi<»n«H*. (!«•». M. Jon««. C. l*oftUH;
<’i«rk W r. Boy.l; Sheriff. A. J. Charlton; Treas
urer \ »1- ’ »11 »•!: S -fioot Superintendent, A. H.
Fieher; A***»*»<>r. O. L. Stanley.
CROCKCRY, ETC.
MKKTING or OOCRTH. KTC.
Tb* Supreme Court of Oregon meet« at Salem ,
regular term* commencing onthotiret Monday« •
io March and October.
Circuit Court for Jark«on county meet« the-
secomi Monday in January, first Morntay tn May
and • )ctoh'*r; for -Joaophine. second Mondav in i
April ami first Monday in Noveinbcr; for Klam
ath, second Monday m Jun« and first Monday in
Sept«fn1»er; for Lake second >1 »•’. lay in Febru- j
arv and thin! Monday in August.
For Jack»4on county the County. Probate and I
('«»mmisMioners’ court« meet every month, coni
¡nencing wifh the first Monday; f«»r Jt»si‘phinc .
county, the first Monday in January. April. July
and 8*ptemb»»r; for T.ak-» county, every alt»*rnat»> ,
month, ootnwicin« th« first Mo»i<!ay in January.
For Klamath county th«first W« in«sday in March, i
Juno. September an»i N >v»*nib»»r.
Zephyr Siliiiwls,
DEALERS IN
ATTORN E Y A C»> I'NS E Lt>R- AT- L A W.
I'lilaml Oregon.
ÎN.IREWS,
AT r<>K N !. V A » < >C N < E LO It- AT-1. A W
Gent's Furnishing Goods
GROCERIES, DRU3S,
Tobacco, Cigars, Etc
J. R. NEIL.
KT'TOllNEY * COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Ogn«
I
We have ju.**’ rec«»iv»»d a Y’ull »tot k in th« above
tinea ot g«««!«, which we can sell cheaper thau
lhey are »old anyw.i»*r»* in H«»nt i»»rn Oregon,a« w»*
i have but very tew expeiiae«. All kind» of pro-
, duce taken in ♦•xchauge and
allowed for same. 1 all and æe for yorselv*».
JA< OBÏ BRUS.
w. F. W illiamson .
ATTORNEY A < Ql NSEI.tiR AT-LAW,
Medford. Oregon.
OVERLAND TO
CALIFORNIA
VIA
All bum new» in my lino will receive prompt at-
tentioa.
H. K. HANNA,
i
Oregon <Sc California R. R.
CHOICE FRUITS IN SEASON.
THE PLACE
Wil.’ practice in all t’l0 C. irt*» of th« Stat*
Clo»*-conn-'ction-ma-teat \-IJan<l with Magi-«
• »»••«•.» r.p stairs in Orth’s brick.
! of tlie ( ulifornia. Oregon and Idaho StageCu.
•SSI _il Hil l-» <11 «1 II.IM.,
C. LE HP£üT. M. D..
- Time between Medford and San Francisco,
twenty-six lioitrs.
r.(<lir,li- of II..- I nbf-r-it, of Mlpslr, Gerin.ny
< \i,n<»i;.\iA ii: \ ri:i "* TI. \l.V> PAII.Y.
'
por I.-I roni .-,lt hour*, tiny or niirht
< nh- - opp.ro i r. • Slov.-r’. Ilotol, J»-k von ville.
F ruin May 1. I"«’
M L av»-
Port laud
Arrive
a
Mvtlft.iii
Lea«»-
A -M. L»*Hve
Lrav»
U:.Hi A M. Arrive
A«hland
Smith.
DR. W. S ANFIELD.
Et I. Etri C P II Y SIC I A N.
— BONK IN —
!
I
I
North.
1» .40 \. m
»r.4.’» p. M.
«W p. M.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
Ha« located in Talent. Or., for the practice of
hi- prt»f»--H»n. 'lakes h 11 »-hroni»* »iiMeases. »uch
daily tf»»tw«en Portland and Ashland.
a- K •••» 'l i'i- n. Vthma. Pii»»*». Kidney Diseases.
The (). A < - R. R. F«rry mak» « connection with
L«v'»r < ’»»mplaints. Ac., a specialty.
alltne regular train« on the Ea»t Side Division
from foot «»f F street.
L. L WHITNJY M. D.
THE LOWEST RATES.
—IS AT—
CRONEMILLER & BIROSEY S
JACKSONVILLE. OREGON.
WOODBURN NURSERY
Keeps the largest stock of
Fruit, Shade Ornamental and Nnt Trees
VINES AND SHRUBBERY
• ;3»i \ .M L»* hv »»
12.25 F. M .Wrtive
H hv in» !<»»• it»*<l at thi** plar« I a**ka«hare< of
ep-itronTx»* *»f tint* «-rtion. Call* attended to
’
any time.
Portland
< « tv i II im
Ariive
p M.
l.fiiv 1,30P.M.
»-XPBEMM TKAIX DAILY ÍEXCKIT HVNDAYj
W. H. SOMMERS, M. D.,
t V p M. .Leave
K:00 p M.iArriv«»
WHBI'TAN, BURGEON AND ACCOUCHKUK
Portland
Arrive Viri A. M.
McMinnville lx*ave 545 a . m .
At Albany and Corvalli« <’onn» ct with train« of
Oregon Pacific for Yaquina Bay
E. P. RlMiERS.
R. KOEHLER.
G. F. A Pae«. Ag’t
Manager.
Jacksonville. Oregon.
Pr«»fesMt«inal call« promptly attended to day or
Right
(’oHMultHf i»>:i»* in either English or German.
¿V*“ <»ttn - Kt the U. S. If »»tel
BREWERY SALOON
GEO O DsBAR, M. D-.
PH Y S 1 C I A N A N D S U RG EON ,
AUGUST CARLSON. Prop..
Jack«onvDle. Oregon-
Otti»*« and r**Miii.«ii<*e California atreet. M»uthw»*t
of th»« court-houf*»*. (’.til« promptly attended
to,day and night
T. R. YOUNG. M D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Gradual»» »»f th»» 'ledimi University of Louisville,
Krntucky. (’alls pr«»mptly att»»ndèd to day or
night.
WINES. LIQUORS.
BEER and CIGARS,
E. I’. i*E\RY. M. ¡> .
Resilience on C St
aiul the lo.nling pap. i- cun alway« be found on
the tables.
Special pain*» taken to ar»*ommodate patrons
and viNit«»rH. (’all and **, e me.
A. H. CARLSON.
PAYCE & GEARY.
PHYSICIANS AND Sl’RGEON’S,
i
Oregon
Up-»tair«<
T. J. COLBERT,
PORTLAND.
OREGON,
CARPETS
OIL CLOTHS.
Liuul»ains, Ru ;s Mats etc
AND BEST STS
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
C h . 3il nul
E Street*.
PORTE \N I».
*>K..
4 a>n tai ni ng U' Room*. w»»il furnished. The bent
OME D5LLA1 PER DAY MOUSE
in th»» Hu»tc.
Trae »uses t: and frira the Hotel.
No Chin***« emjdoyed ami no »ieviation m
oharg««.
M»»ali»2.’ cent«; lodging 25 rente to 50cent«.
F LEWISTON Proprietor
T. J. CRESS
HOUSE PAINTER,
WAGON MATERIAL.
1 arr.agi* Tools and private efl»»cts of the late
H. P. Hanna Tins is a rare oppo-funity f»r any
on** wishing t«» purchase s«»me nr»t-cla»» camag
material, etc.
H K. HANNA. Admniatrator
TOPPING <fc HYDE
I
ON WILLIAMS CREEK,
Which they liav» thoroughly renovated anil tittwl
up with lhe latr-at and most iniproveri nmchiu.
ery. in-'lurlmR a planer and edir«-r and, are conse
quently pretarrtaf to promptly furnish
A fair «hare of the public patronage is solicit,
»•d. Satisfaction guarantee«i
Give us a trial.
TOPPING A HYDE.
1857
J. C. CARSON
Having permanently locat»«! here, I oiler my
service« to the peopb* of Hout hern Oregon.
Manufacturer of
House Painting, Paper Hanging
Frescoing, Kalsomining, Etc.,
Don« in ft«uperior manner and at price« to suit
th« tun««. I refer to th»» jt»bt* of painting 1 have
previously don»» for reconim«»n«lation. Hatisfac-
timi guaranteed.
tr « iv»» me h trial and judg»« for ymirwelf.
Order** left at M»»rritt
Merritt ’n s \»»w
X»»w Cash
Cunh Htore
Store will
receive prouip i»t attention
I. J. ( REHS.
ro THE HUfiGHY & WEARY!
WACONS, PLOWS, IMPLEMENTS,
Dealer in
o
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS
A full line in stock «>f
I.ENEKAL BUILDING MAI EKIAL.
F. S. CHADBOURNE & CO
Mini l’rir« Lint on »ppliraf-<>n
Country order» h «pecinlty.
FAI 1ORY AT WEIDLERS MILL
Hal »»«room«, cor. Third and E Street«.
PORTLAND OREGON
The Best Accommodations
Forman anti L»».-v»t. at pn«*»»* to «uit thetim»»«.
Give mo a call for pr.M.fof what Hay.
THOS. MAYHF.W
NORTHERN GROWN
M ICICI)!«
I
J’Ht. LNDERSIGNFI) IM NOW TAKING OH
1 »1er« through Jackson and Josephine countie«
for
FRUIT TREES & SHRUBBERY,
Any kind raised in a fir«t-< I hm « Nursery.
Wholesale and retail «eedunian. 171 Front Hr..
PORTLAND, ORECON,
1« the only dealer in Oregon who k» »*i* them,
Merchant« and Gardeners anpplied n*
term»
bead to. i
.^iivecatalogu***
Oregon Kidney Tea I
K
Furniture, Beddiig, Upholstery.
T
Asli Bedroom Sets from $30 oo upward. Everything in our store
marked ’wav down Call ami examine before purchasing.
COR. FIRST & YAMHILL STS. Portland. Or
PORTLAND.
OREGON.
10 PER CENT. REDUCTION !
J. A.
LARSEN.
NOTHING SAVED BY SENDING EAST
MERCHANT TAILOR.
FOB GOODS IN OUR LINE
JACKSONVILLE. OGN
CITY BARBER SHOP.
L. C. HEINRICHSEN.
119 First Street.
-
-
- Portland, Oiegon-
J ark «outille.
STREET
Oregon.
THE LEADING JEWELERS OF THE NORTHWEST,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
THE UNDERSIGNED IS FULLY PREPARED
to «io all w»»rk in his line in the b»««t manner and
nt reasonable prices.
GKORGE HCHUMPF
F'A’i *
$30a w»»ek and «xi>»»nsf‘>«
■I V. »i-'’*'* nnt fir and partirli!»»™
. •
P. O. VI» KEIIY. Augnata. Me.’
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks!
I
Mad« by
Those wanting Tree« thi« (all will do well to
give me their order«, a« 1 will guarantee «atiefac-
tion.
I warrant all my tree« if properly cared for.
Term« of payment eamr. Produce tak<*n at inar-
k»»t price, lfkx) lb«, of Peach H p » m 1 wanted.
A. H. JOHNSON.
Jacksonville. Oregon Aug. 1 1883.
CALIFORNIA.
E. W. ALLEN,
A.H. NIAECLY & CO.,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Sash, Doors, Blinds
EMilURt««
188T.
HARDWIRE, STOVES and TINWARE.
18ET
Baarding-Hniise and FRUIT TREE S
Feed Stable!
By the Thousand !
Th»' ifid»»rsikr>«d t.ik»1« p!»')i«iir« in informing
th»» public t iHt hf h?t- •; iki -, i cfuiri»»» »»f th« Board-
ing-hona«> and F-»»«d S’alJp in the »»astern portion
of Ash!an«i, on t li»» «>¡<1 •»tag«-r«>ad. where he i«
now prepare»! to furnish
Wm. Jessop & Sons’English Cast Steel!
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER. 1880
Such km IluKttr, Flooring, (’♦•iliug, Matchedand
Surface Lumber of all dimension« and of hrst-
c I hsh quality, at th«
JACKSONVILLE, ON.
A Rare Chance!
Thepnhhrare herrhy notitied that the ander
signed will öfter at private saieall the
Z D. HYDE.
VERY LOWEST RATES.
LAUGEST.
IHE Ml riiopol.lS.
Apple Tro«»«.......................
$5 to $10 per 100.
P»'H<’h ”
............. ........................ pl “ B
I
Plum and Prune Tree« ............
8 “ 16 "
Other tree« and nbrubbery furnii»he<l reasonably.
B*nd for atalogue to
J. H.HETTLEMIFR Woodbnrn.Or.
CHAPMAN SAW MILL
1 thoroughly r» htt>* I mid fitrni-h» »l in th* most
iu>>d»*ni style, inclibiing a tine billiard table. Th»»
1> hi is alwayMMtipplied with he choicest brands of
Oth • - ri Wiiii.un-■ lJrn k Building
WOOD, IRON ANC MINING MACHINERY
PRICES :
I THIS Mosi EWOllITE HESOliT HAS BEEN
CRUCIBLE.
MACHINERY!
NO APHIS ORLICE ONTREES.
Have Rente«! the
Central Point, Oregon.
B. PHYi’K. VÎ. I»..
Williams’ Building.
on the Northwest coast.
O F. TOPPING.
I
PARKE Sc LACY,
and surgeon ,
E.i ;le Point. Oregon
SIMONS LM REGULATOR
FARM AND MILL MACHINERY I
— AND AT—
The Mt. Shasta Route.
Jacksonville, Ore gon.
BLACKSMITHING
Au 1 Con ue-ctiuns.
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
BUY THE BEST AND BE HAPPY!
—TO G KT YOUR—
THE BEST STYLE
HOW MY BACK ACHES'.
ACTUAL COST PRICES !
Our goods are the beat and guaranteed a« repr»»-
sented. Prices low, a« we do not propose to be
undersold.
HICHEST MARKET PRICE
.Will practic a in a’l the Court« ofthe Stute. Of
fire in » <>urt House, second d<»or on right from
entrance
SALE
A. G. COLVIN, JACKSONVILLE, OR
CIGARS.
JEWELRY.
( ANKIES. NLTS
PIPES, CAROS.
NOTIONS. ( UTLERY
STATIONERY. ALBUMS
TOB.ACt 03. CIGARETTES
And everything usually fount! in a first-ria*»«
Variety Store. Also.
!
ALL THE REMAINING GOODS
NEXT DOOlt TO P. O.
■
Will practiee in all tho ‘ 'onrts of the State.
Ifli.-e on** d*H>r east of PoatoAce.
A
VARIETY STORE !
Hardware. Tinware, Crockery
1
J
I’. GROCERIES
E- DePEATT,
l\
1
-AND-
This ia the place to get your
Will practice in ill tho (Xmrt«of th« State Oftir«
in th»Court H»» ivh % tirnt d»*«»r t<» the 1» ft of e»i
trance.
•'•TT
1 n
•! -d .- «4
GREAT REDUCTIONS
CALIFORNIA ST., JACKSONVILLE.
— AT
JACKSONVILLE, QCN..
THE
I
AT THE SAN FRANCISCO
BARGAINS!!
physician
Pofltofiice Building.
AFINE STOCK
P. P. PRIM
Jacksonville
MAX MULLER,
FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER, I
Now is Your lime to Get
MEDFORD. OR..
Coantr, Pr«sluce bonght and sold; also. Wool,
Hides. Furs and Deer Binns Solicit orders for
Lumber
And many other thi••4*’ too numerous to mention.
I have aleo secured the orrrice» of a
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
\rr<)RNKY A COUNSELOK-AT LAW, I
Red Men’s Building, Jacksonville, Oregon
CORSETS,
\nd am pn»i>ared to execute all order« in that
line 'ii ur-t cla-.»- f*tyle ut r»»a-»n:*r»!c rate«.
< all an<i !»••«» m« nt th« Huhiing formerly occu
pied by \. L. J«»hitM»n on <’Hhf*»nua Hireet.
MR8. P. P. PRIM.
NO CREDIT !
SPOT CASH !
Kemsmbor. thewg-HHl. aro now and Isiualdsince
the wnr in oulnsul rules andare sold
(1I.OVES.
HANDKERCHIEFS
RANDOM JOTTINGS.
HOW TO GETlilCH
PEOPLE OF THE EAKLY DAYS THAT TRIED
An immense gathering will lie in Jack
Live up to your engagements.
men ’ s 801 LM.
sonville on July 4th. •
I
Earn money before you spend it.
Attend the celebration in Jacksonville
Nevr play at any same of chance.
Wednesday was hardly as blight and
Drink no kind of intoxicating liquor.
a day overhead as could have on the glorious Fourth. You will not
Scrofulous. Inherited and smiling
Good character alaive all tilings else.
been desired by spectators, but for the regret it.
Contagious
Humors
Keep your own secret«, if you have
grav-baired pioneers wtio had to march
7Vrr MERRITT’« ’
Grant's Pass w ill celebrate in a royal
Cured by Cuticura.
nearly two niilea through our atony manner. Great preparations for the any.
Never borrow, if yon can possibly
Pre event are almost completed.
H ROUGH the medium of one ofyour book« streets it was quite warm enough.
avoid it.
received through Mr. Frank T. Wray. Drag ceded by the Vancouver band, tho pro
gift, Apollo, Pa. I became acquainted with
A school teacher in Josephine county
Always speak the truth. Make few
our Cuticura Remedi»*«. and take thif-opportuni- cession of gray-haired veterans |auieed
Boy’s School Suits, 5 to 11 years, $ 2.00.
ty to testify to you that their use I mim ’.«ennaiient- in front of the Mercury office on the way got drunk, so the county superintendent promises.
“
“
“ 11 “ 17
“
5.00.
ly cured me of one of the w»»r»*t cmh * h of to the pavilion, where the literary exer revoked his certificate.
Keep good company or none. Never
blood poibomng, in connection with erynipela«. cises were held.
le idle.
We append a list of
Youth’s Suits, breaat 33 to 37 inches, 8.00.
that 1 Lav« ever been, and thi»*after liavirg been
Myrtle creek will celebrate the com I Do not marry until you are able to
pronounced incurable by wome of the b»*«t phy- those in the procession who came prior ing Fourth of July ina grand style in
Mens’ Heavy Suits, «10.00 and 12.00.
support a wife.
hK'ianhin our county. 1 take great pleasure in to 1845, together with their ages and the
Joun Weaver’s grove. No doubt a line
forwarding to you this testimonial, unsolicited
Four-button Cutaway Suits,fine goods, 25.00.
Keep yourself innocent if you would be
lib it 1« by you. in order that other« «offering from year in which they arrived, as well as time will Ire had.
happy.
uniilnr maladiee may be encouraged to give your the counties in which they reside : 183ti,
These goods were bought in the East and cannot be excelled in qual Cuticura Remedies h trial.
W. W. Nei-lcv, formerly of Josephine
W. H. Gray, Clatsop, 83; 1839, Rev. J.
Ever live (misfortune excepted) with
P. 8 WH1TL1.NGER. I^ Lburg. Pa.
county, will lie gran-1 marshal of the in vonr income.
ity or price.
Itofe* euce: Frank T Wray. DruggUt Apollo. Pa. 8. Griffin, Washington, 79; 1839, Dr. W.
When you sjie:ik to a person. look him
Geiger, Washington, 71; 1840, G. W. celebiation at Floreme, Lane county,
in tire face.
SCROFULOUS ULCERS.
Ebbert, Washington, 87; 1840, Rev. J. on Independence Day.
James E. Richardson. Cu«tom House, New Or- L. Parrish, Marion, 81 ; 1842, Capt. M.
Make no haste to I m - rich, if you would
S. B. Hadley and Ed. IEuniiavin of Myr
10MMI, <»n «»utli mhjh ; ‘ In 1870 Scrofulous L’loers
1842. Janies tle creek have gone to eastern Oregon. prosper.
broke out on my body until 1 whh h nu»«« of cor Crawford, Yamhill, 08:
Save when you are young to
I K|*eu<l
ruption Everything known to the mwlical fac Force, Wasco, 71 ; 1842, F. X. Mathieu, Sam goes to his old home at Paisley and
when von are old
ulty wa« tried in vain. I became a mere wreck- Marion, 69; 1842, J. R. Robb, Multno
I
At Tin't-s I could not lift my hand« to my hand, mah, 70; 1842, 8. W. Moss, Clackamas, Ed. in search of his fourtune.
Avoid temptation, through fear
I
you
conk! not turn in bed; was in constant pain, and
A fine, large peach crop is piomised at may not withstand it.
look»*»! upon life a« a curse. No relief or cure in 77 ; 1843, P. G. Stewart, Marion, 72; 1843.
ten yearn. In 18B0 I heard of the Cuticura Reme W. J. Garrison, Yamhill, 66; 1843, H. Ashland and in its vicinity.
Never speak evil of any one. Be just
Many of
dies uaed them, and wan perf»M*tly cuum I
Hewitt, Yamhill, 65; 1843, John Hob the young orchards Het out in ’.lie past before you are generous. "
Bworn to before U. B. Com J. D.C kawfohd .
Never run into debt, unless you see
son, Clatsop, 09; 1843, Jesse Applegate, three years are liearing finely.
plainly a wav to get out again.
ONE OF THE WORST CASES.
Douglas, 7V; 1843, W. !,. Higgins, Mult
Last
week
at
Sisson,
while
shifting
I
We have been selling your Cuticura Remedies nomah, 04; 1843, W. N. Wells, Uma
Small and steady gains give
cars u | hju the arrival of the northliound U*ncy with tranquility of mind. cumj*c-
for year« and have the fin*t complaint yet to r<»-
ceive from ajiurchawr One of the worst case« tilla, til ; 1843. J. M. Athlev, Clackamas, train, F. T. Breitscliu, a brakeman, met
Good company and good conversation
of Scrofula I ever «aw was cured by the us»» of 04; 1843, W. W. Chapman, Multnomah, with an accident which caused Ins death
five bottles of * uticura Reaolvent. Cuticura and 75; 1841, A. J. Baker, Yamhill, 02; 1843,
are the very sinews of virtue.
a few hours la'er.
('uticura Boap The Boaj> take« the “ coko ” here
Your character cannot be essentially
W. Hembree, Yamhill, 07; 1844, Reu
ns a medicinal soap
ben Gant, Yamhill, 70.
Geo. W. Tyler of San Francisco, who injured except by your own acts.
TAYLOR 4 TAYLOR. Druggist«.
Frankfort, han.
If any one speaks evil of you, let your K
PH. M’l.ACOHt.tS-’s rORTRAtr
was Sarah Althea’s attorney in the
Was presented to the society by Judge Sharon divorce case, was in Yreka, Cal., life be so that none will believe him.
SCROFULOUS, INHERITED,
If your hands cannot be usefully em
And Contagious Humors, with L«»ss of Hair, and Deady in a very brief but sententious last week, accompanied by his Hon W.
Eruptions , f the Bkin, are positively cur»*<l by speech, after which the oration was de B Tyler. Yreka was formerly the home ployed, attend to the cultivation of your
y
mind.
< uticura and Cuticura Soap externally, and ( uti- livered by Rev. Isaac 1). Driver, of East of this lawyer before he won fame.
T
cura R»*«olvent internally, when all other medi
Portland. It is doubtful if a better
cines fail
B»»n»i f »r p iinplil*^
1
Conductor Frank Guthrie lias lieen
Dis lain-
< uticuta Reinedive ar«« snld everywhere. Price: S|M*ei-h were ever mad-- here.
T iie S ai suers I kiai . — A Salem dis-
t uticura, the (ireat Skin Cure. Si'cts •.('uticura ing all attempts at elegant rhetoric, the ordered to tiie southern division ofthe Patch of the 18th says. The jury in the
<>.
A
C.
R.
R.,
to
take
charge
of
the
regu
Soap, un Exquisite Beautitier. 25 rtf*: Cuticura
I
Resolvent, the N«*w B1< mh I Purihrr. ^1 (jn. Potter old p.oncer preacher spoke in plain aril lar passenger train.
k
lie will Is- absent Saunders case came in at 10 o'clock this
teise Saxon, every « --it -nee replete with ten 01 twelve -lays, when
l >rug and Chemical Co., Bos ton.
morning ami returned a verdict of inur-
he
will
resume
forcible reminders of the days that can liis old |K>sition on the Eug--ne express. • lei in the eecoml degree after 48 horns'
01 m| I’Ll S BlackhiwJa. Skin Blemishes.
The jury was evidently
■
|
and Babv Humors.use Cuticura B ohi *. never return. Col. George B. Currey, of During his absence Mr. Fernell will fill «ielilieration.
Jackson county, in an address which was the |>oeilion vacated.
«iiviiled between a verdict of murder in
aluio-t faultless in its vivid miagerj- of
Later—On
i the first and aecond degrees.
the hard-hips to which the forefathers of
The secretatv of the interior has passe, 1 motion of counsel for defendant, the
Back Ach»». Kidney Pain« and W»*ak-
State w -re submitted, followed upon the claim of Martin Couil*. of court has set aside the order directing
ne«M. Boren»*«. Lament**««. Btrains and oui
Pain relieved in one uimute by the <‘uti- with all his el<«|Uence he failed to stir Douglas county, Or., for losses sustained the defendant to apficar for sentence on
at the Old Stand of
cura Anti-Pai" Planter—imallible
up the feelings of his auditors as did the by depredations in 1855 of Cow creek. Tuesday, June 21st, and grante«! hie at
aged pieaehei with Iris less polished dic Rogue river and Grave creek Indians. torney» until We-lnesday, the 22d, at 2
tion and hoinlier verbiage. There can The amount of his claim was 87,494, but r- m ., to prepare ami present a motion
THE GPEÄT
la-no disputing the venerable prelate's the secretary decided that the loss sus for a new trial. The verdict is a com
asseition that "the settlement of the Pa tained was only
which amount lie promise one, the jury having stood six
cific coast stands without a parallel in ordered to be paid in full.
are being offered for sale at
f<?r tnunier in the first degree and six
tile world’s history.”
for the verdict agree«! upon, from the
FOR
Steps
have
Ireen
taken
to
pla<
<-
the
THf.lR STI lipr TOOTHTEI-S
first they entered their room fur consul
Ashland
normal
school
ii|>on
a
better
Are not as strong as they were when basis than ever before, and tire p.os|H-ctr> tation until the above result was ar
LIVER
they crossed the plains and camped are that the school will re-ojn-n for the rived at. The court has no discretionary
the Platte and Humboldt. They
ERSEASE along
school year under a new manage po'<er in pronouncing the sentence. The
not only have white hair and beards but next
ment
with a status that will be en penalty is imprisonment for hie unless
there is a stoop in the shoal lera of most tirely and
SYMPTOMS:
satisfactory
all of the citizens a new trial is granted, which is not like
î ;« î T* riiflre will ¡> isitivoly Im no Reservations. The gooffs must lie
of them. There is more than one of and give promise of to more
« -verrj wills . *i-'.».:» f. r . ;•.•:>■ • d»r »-»»
enduring prus- ly. W. W. Saunders was this morning
sold at i iin-e, even
Or
■:
ti I : rt‘
n-. t r> : «.«»UT
them that will not an-*<-r the rnll-r-all (H-rity than yet experienced.
sentenced by Judge Boise to imprison
!»;!•>•»■ <»t .«i:«-.
:-n* n tri^ea
at the next < aivis-ation <>t the rude he-
ment for life, his attorneys having decid
a».-! w.4t»rb-> d . • r ■ . g toi ;. fi .tukney end
roes and modest heroines that h.rVe laid
ed to accept the verdict ol the jury and
af.G crurt.it: ■
1 u
¿i< ri ..t< <• < t<«e and
l.tx . b<*a»la< h<*;
m i; , u in ■ p.n; ful
the foundation of a western empire,
not to make a motion for a new trial.
sen -.«ti
■ f havt.-v. ■ ' » <!'■ •* rn<-t'.D*ig which
They are not as young as they used to
Saunders ap|>eare<l considerably deje«-t-
(-UK'll t-> h
i.
< ; *1»*biHiy ■
w S|cr;ts ;
Is-, and it is as true of them as of the
ed, but lair«- up well «hiring the sentence,
a th.ck, yellow ;>:•<..! .»nc»- «•!’ th'- Ain an I eyes,
It
doen
nut
appear
to
lie
true,
ais
ha>
»dry < t'Hgh ; f< ver ,
-.8 , the ui:i < is scanty
aged man of whom the Autocrat wrote: been no often said, that “thone who
having ma«ie up his mind to submit
did calmly
aw high co! red, and, if alu *cd to stand, deposits
“The mossy marbles rest
to the worst. When asked if he
the
fighting
are
the
quickent
to
extend
On the ones he has pressed
had anything to say,he eaid to the judge
to
tin-
defeated
Confederates
the
hand
of
In their hlooin ;
I believe you have no discretion in the
fraternity and forgiveness,” if we are to “
And the names he loved to hear
matter of the sentence,” and Judge
judge
by
tin-
way
the
war
spirit
is
kept
Have been carved full many a year alive among tha member» of the Grand Boise answered, “I have not,” whereup
(PURELY VEGETABLE!
< >n the tomb.”
on Saunders rejoined: "Under the cir
Is g*ner*^-! m th- S->i.:’n to arouse the
of the Republic.
Turpi : I-i ver t a he lthy action.
A few of them are rich in this w orld’s Army
cumstances I have nothing to say,” and
Perhaps
these
soldiers
who
pretend
to
If acts with extraordinary efficacy on the
goods,but the majority of them began life believe in the union of heatts, as well as sentence was passed. Saunders mani
w ith haul struggles against poverty and
no noticeable emotion until he
union of States, forgot that no less fested
IVER.
have nothing lieyond the little farms the
separateil from the sheriff aud depuly
a
champion
of
freedom
to
the
slaves
than
KIDNEYS,
which they call their homes.
at the penitentiary, whither be was tak
Chas. Sumner <iid all in his power at the en
THEIR HEEVICEM
in the afternoon. Then he broke
close
of
the
war
to
hide
the
traces
Of
the
—-«
and BOWELS.
To the ie|Hiblie, however, can never be internecine strife and have the battle completely down and his utterance in
DEALERS IN
AM trr'.CT’JAL SPfGlPC
fOR —-.1;- cetimateil. even by th-- present
■4.
pr-q
tiyinglo say farewell Jailed him. He
<lo* defeated r«*4uii,ed to tli^w.
C»»n<ti»»nti»»n,
Y» vsyw *P«<«
gent-ration who have seen them in their Has*
bems work in tTie dining de|iartment of
Sick Headache.
l<ili«»n*uesst
It
seems
to
us
there
is
»
great
deal
of
honest poverty. In a few years more pretense on the part of many northern the jirison to morrow.— Salem di.imtch,
Jaundice,
h:»u»«*N,
Mental Depresión, t’oltc,
! Juu< .•!,
these grand men and heroic women will soldiers
their protestations of peace
htr. ’ Biiwcl Complaint«,
have obeyed the inevitable law of the on earth in and
Ek-, Etc.
good
will
tow
aril
their
EiiJ >r*ed by the u-c
universe and be gathered to the soil Southern brothers. They ap|iarcntly
A B kiuhtkk F i ti re .—Employe, oi
7 Millions of Bottles, as
Waiter A. Wood’s Binders,
which they snatched from the grasp of need buttlie slightest friction to excite tiieO. A C. K. R. claim that travel it> in-
TIIE
BEST
FAMILY
MEDICINE
Walter A. Wood's Chain Rake Reapers,
the
savages.
Fifty
years
hence
the
tou
I : Children, f*r Adult«, and for the Aged.
to the most bellicose resolutions. creating on the road overland from Cal
Walter A. Wood's Sweep Rake Rea|ssrs,
rist traveling through Oregon, will see them
Tho new South holds out its hands in ifornia. In about two montlm the road
SAfE TO TAKE IN ANY CONDII ION OF THE SYSTEM !
Walter A. Wood's Enclosed Gear Mowers
as rich a state as Kentucky with a much vain
when every attempt to bury the will I h - completed, wlreu the tide of im
Gaar. Scott ,t Co.’s Separators,
milder climate and a greater variety of
past is met with a wild war-whoop migration that has heretofore crowded
i. H. ZEILIN & CO.,
Gaar. Scott & Co.'s Plain and fraction Engines.
commc'-cial op|>ortunities, all of it evolv dead
tiie Grand Army of the Republic. Houtliern California will lie turned in this
I WELPH1A, PA.
ed from the hardships anil suffering- by
C-iates’ Lock Lever Hay Rake: also a
K>L« I I
behavior on the part ol the brave i direction. Southern California cannot
of these plain old men and patient old Such
ri’.H i
vetcianswho preserved our nations I»*- always have a boom. The superior ad
women who marched past our office trays
i'iill I.in*- <>1 lancili a’WI fioliinory»
insincerity—it is ungenerous, un vantages of Oregon with the cheapness
d.e-rs last Wednes-lay. The) have live I manly and un-Amei i< an.
of her land will surely attract the tide of
Write for I’ata*ok-ue. Address either FBAMi BRUS. IWPL. CO., Pori land. Or., or
in toil, enduring such hardships as have
Cleveland s interference with immigration. People will soon liecomc
I BUM Mil.I.EH A RIHIMEY, Agents. Jacksonville Or.
never ts-en known in America since the the l'--ihaps
flag- was imp-rlitie, cu
< lling. ,|r,‘d of paying exorbitant prices for
close of the eighteenth century. They as it l-attle
did, a bitterness of feeling g against ',ar"'n »and lots lioomed to extention by
will die in peace,blessed with the love ol him that
kind shaiks and s|ie< ulatois. We need
cannot lie wiped out by revok-
i,
advancing generations and consoled with ing the order,
we are iiichneii to Is- , only to prepare for the coming tioom to
the reflection that their sufferings and lieve that the still
row was raise*! to unnec derive all benefits tlieiefrom Our land
privations have built up from a desert essary dimensions,
that Fairchilds' S|teeulators should not pre(>are to fleece
wilderness the giandest of all the young theatrical curse was ami
ridiculous, ami that the coming immigration, but give them
states in our glorious federal union.— lie had lieen drinking.
every encouragement to establish their
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
¡’•irtlinul Mrixiiry, June It).
If it be true that the soldiers of the ! homes amongst us.
North ami South really want to obliter- -
A S ap Ar cnujM.—At Siskiyou moun ate the stains of the civil strife, why not ' K ckk . xed .—James Lotan, who has
tain lately, an old gentleman named call a big meeting of the sin v.wo s and fur sometime lieeu United butes inspec
Ti oiuas Moore, hi- daughter, Mrs. Vick, and in a grand bonfire burn all the bat- i tor of lioilers foi the i'ortbuid district,
and her three children, a boy eighteen tie-flags, both Northern an l Southern, ' with headquarters at Portland, han ten-
years of age ami two little girls aged six and thus consume all animositiea.— : dered his resignation, which will no
▲bout twenty ysar« ago I discovered a little
and seven, were
in a two- [Purthni'l II */c*mo.
•ore on my cheek, nnd the doctor« pronounced
doubt be accepted. Both members of
horse team from
to Cole’s
1t cancer. I have tried a number of physician«,
the local tioard of iub|iecu>re of boilers
station,
where
Mrs.
Vick's
husband
is
and bulls are appointed by the judge of
but without receiving any permanent lienefit.
M eans of D estroying P ests or O r the
employed as brakesman on the construc
U. S. court, Hie collector of customs,
Among the number were one or two specialists.
chards .—At ths fruit-growers’ conven
tion
train.
When
on
the
down-grade
IXGERSOLL ROCK DRILLS.LXD COMPRESSORS, The mrdk liie they applied wm like fire to the and about one mile from the summit, a tion of California, recently held at River- and the bufier vising inspector. Pa-si-
1 dent Cleveland has re<-cntly appointed
sore, causing Intense pain. I saw a statement
Irolt gave way in the brake-beam of the si-le, the following washes were reconi- ' anew collector, Mr. Abraham, and an
IX I) Il TREROPE—SPECIALTIES.
wagon, the team dashed madly down mended for destruction of the |>ear-slug, , inspector to succeed Beuus. Seeing that
In the paper« telling what S. S. S. had done for
the steep incline, the boy who was driv the saul-fly larva, and the black scab i * a new deal was about to be comsum-
others similarly afflicted. I procured some at
SOLE AGENTS FOR
ing holding nobly to his lines until they fungus ot the apple and pear: Dissolve 1 mated. Mr. Lotan took time by the tra
once. Before I had used the second bottle the
broke. The cries of the |>oor woman thirty pounds whale-oil soap (80 |>er ' ditional foretop and tesigned. A suc
neighbors could notice that my cancer was
and her children were heartrending to cent, soap, at the most costing 5 ceuts cessor will probably not be appointed
healing up. M.v genera! health had l-een bad
hear as the frightened animals came ts-r poun 1 in sixty gallons of water, by lor sometime; not. at least, until the cus
for two or thre* years -I had a hacking cough
down the grade and dashed into several heating the two together thoroughly. toms collector and suiiervising inspector
and spit blood continually I had a severe
company teams who were going up the Boil three |sjumls of lye (American con take formal possession of their offices.
CORRESPONDEN! E SOLICITED.
pain In my breast. After taking six tattles of
grade loaded with cement. The shock of centrated lye is what we have used; with
the wagons coming together threw the six pounds of sulphur ami a couple gal
S. S S. my rough left me and I grew stouter
Portland. Oregon
No. 66 North Front Street
■S tate D extal B oabd .— Tire beard of
occupants of th - runaway team to the lons of water. When thoroughly dis
than I had been for several years. My cancer
state dental examiners, constating of S.
solved
it
is
a
dark-brown
liquid
(chemi
ground
with
great
force,
Mr.
Moore
has healed ov< r all but a little spot about the
striking against the companys wagon and cally sulphide of soda). Mix the two, J. Barber, J. Welch, N. K. Cox and J.
•Ise of a half dime, and It 1« rapidly disappear*
receiving such bodily injuries as may the soap and the sulphide of soda, well, K. Cardwell, met last evening at Dr.
Ing I wo.lid adv He « a t-ry one with cancer to
prove fatal at his advanced age 73 . A and allow them to Isiil for about half an Welch s office, and elected officers as fol
give 8. 8. S. a fair trial.
doctor was telegrapherl for at Jackson bout, then add about ninety gallons of lows Dr. J. R. Cardwell, chairman,
Mas. NANCY J. McCONAl GHEY,
ville. Mrs. Vick ami one of the little water to the mixture, and it is ready for I N. R. Cox, secretary and treasurer.
Ashe Grows, Tippecanoe Co., Ind.
girls received some severe but not dan use. Do not allow any of the mixtures Books of registration were o|«ned. All
gerous bruises. Mr. Mrsire is an old to cool while mixing. Apply it warm, dentist» in practice in thi-state at the
Feb. IS.
resident of Josephine county, where he alxiut 130 deg. F., by means of a spray time ot the passage of the act creating
DEALERS IN
is
favorably known.— R.>»ft.nrg Rrvirw. pump Used warm its effect is better, the board, February 23d. are required to
Swift*« Specific 1« entirely vegetable, and
and less material is required than when send in the registration fee of |2 50 and
■eems to cure cancer« by forcing out the Impu
cold. The following was recommended I to register their names; and all coming
Title« from the biota!. Trentise on Blood and
< irixioN of the C oast .—-In a talk with for destruct icn of the codlin moth : Bur into the state sulisequent to that time
a ie|«ritt-r ex-Seiiator Warner Miller lap bands about six inches wide, fasten are require<l to appear before the board
Skin DI sponcm nialh-tl free.
said that lie enjoyed his trip of two ed with a tack ab>ve, -hawing the band tor exam illation aud registration, failing
months to the Pacific coast, lie was close to the tree, leaving it loose at the in which they are liable to a fine of trem
PAINTS and OILS,
pleased with what he saw of the im lower edge. These bands should not lie f50 to |200 for each offense.
provement and progress of the country, more than a foot from the ground, ami
DRAUER 3. ATLANTA. GA.
and caine home with a stronger impres the bark on the trunk must be smooth
filer Thvtu ft C Im net *
sion of tin- greatness of tip- United States ami clean. In large trees place lags in
That is D> say, your lung«. Al-u all
than ever before. “The whole western the crotches. Bands must Is- placed on v.-ur l>r<Hilling niactniiery. \erv w<-mlrr
country, beginning at tin- Mississippi the trees as early as May 15th, and must - ml niHchinery it is. Not only ibe larger
river," he said, “is in a high state of ex he examined every week. The ground |air-passages, but the thousand» ul little
rtxokMoiivillc. Oregon
citement over a leal-estate boom. Farm must be perfectly smooth, es|ie<ial)y tub« « ami cavities leading troiu them
\t lieu these art- < logged mid choked with
ing lands and town lots both share in the around the tree; no rubbish or boards to : matter
which ought not to be there, your
Nutur«'»-urn lt<*mwly —
high prices consequent on the excite be allowed in the orchard, as the lungs cannot
half do their work. Aud
ment. Part of the I xkiiii is innate, but larva will hide in them. These meas wbat they -io they cannot du well.
Will
ly relieve and perma much of it is of a speculative character.
ures, in addition to the picking off of in Call it cold, cough, croup, pneumonia,
nently cure all the various difficul In southern California s|s-<ulation and
catarrh, consumption or any ot the family
fested fruit, have proved a great protec ol
•J
ties arising from m disordered con
threat and nose ami hea l and lung ob
improvement an- unprecidented. The tion in comparatively isolated places
dition <»f the
same thing is ine.isuredlv true in Ore whenever the rules have been followed structions. ah are bad. All ought to lie
got rid ot. There is just one sure way to
Wholesale & Retail D ialor» in all Varieties of
LIVER AND KIDNEYS ! gon. My opinion is that there is great
out.
get rid of them. Thai is to take Boscliee's
It is perfectly hartnle«« and can er wealth and greater substantial pros-
German «y-up, which any druggist will
be given to the ine«t delicate woman js-rity for the people of the Pacific coast
sell you al 75 cents a Imttle. Even 11 every
Trouble Ahead.
or child. For t«ale by all druggists. in agriculture,fruit-growing and develop
thing else he- failed you. you may depend
When
tlie
appetite
fails
and
sleep
grows
SNELL. IIUTSIII A WOODARD,
ment of their coal and iron mines than restless and unrefresbing. there is trouble upon this for certain
in the mining of precious metals.”
Wholesale Agents.
Vol i-U i<
I*'uriti turo u ^ipeoiulty
aln-ad
1 lie digestive organs when healthy
Golden C Sugar in Barrels at 6 Cents per pound!
TOBACCO, GROCERIES,
HQSM.KR Y !
THE PIONEERS
T
OF NEW SPRING
Ladies’ Eurnisjiiiig Goods,
AND J0« WORK
Advertiaemente will be ineerted in the Tint«
• 1 the following rat«* :
fen 1 in»*, on« tneertion........................................ f 2
‘ *
* * each Mutiaequent lnaertioB................ 1 CO
tV Legal advertAMcmeota inserted reasonably
A fair reduction from the above rate« made to
year!} and time advertiser».
%
THE TIMES JOB OFFICE
i« more oomplete by far than any other in South
ern Oregon, end c<>mi>are» favorably «nth ary 1«
the State. Job Printing of every imaginable
description done at
Franciaco rates, and in
prompt and firt»t-cla*e manner.
ANOTHER REDUCTION VITIATED BLOOD
Everyone Should Go und See the
MILLINERY!
NO. 23.»
♦
MEDICAL.
THE LADIES
W. R.
ADVERTISING
1
CHARLES yiCRBLL,
A M oxtaoi r. Z ei - iiyr .—Yesterday af
ternoon a second cousin to a cyclone
sw<K>|H-d down tijion Montague and the
air for a few iniiiiites was filled with
gravel, boards and oaths. Erazer’snew
two-story hotel was blown over and to
tally wrecked. The building was wafted
on to th.- railroad reservation but will be
placed into |>osition immediately. No
one was injured, but there was a lively
scramble for a place of safety when the
gale struck the town.— Yrrhi
Or. dunn'it fmprerwf Liter Pill»
malaria,
from the East I am ahis to make the shove cure dysftepMa, and give new life to the
r<'4u*'tion. I keep a full line of the latest system. Only one for a dose. Free sam
stylre ot
ples at City Drug Store.
aving re < eived my ttoous dike < t Remove constipation, prevent
H
CLOTHS, TRIMMINGS, ETC
which I am prepared to manufacture into
clothing of the mo«t popular mode«
iJtT‘ All work guaranteed to tit. Give me a
call and »ee for yourselves before you pun-haae
Silver an<l Silver PlateTAYnre, Bpertacl«» and Optical Good»; ag*nt«forthe R»»ckf»>rd
elsewhere.
Railr«»a<l Watch»».
Pant« made for
(JU and upwar»l«.
ALL GOODS IN THK LINE MANUFACTURED TO ORDER AND REPAIRED
J. A LARHEN
Watch R«pairing carefully ex«cut*d-
Next door to A. G. Colvin'«
iy* Selecti«»u Package« «ent
application. Co annual cate wiia us before purchasing elsewhere.
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»be Children. They are ea-
peciaHy liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough,
etc.
We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy a positive cure.
It saves
hours of anxious watching.
Sold by
City Drug Store.
crave has!, the nervous system, when
vigorous and tranquil, gives its |s>«M-ss<ir no
uneasiness at night. Atonic, to tie etl'ecl
ive. should not lie a mere apt-etirer. nor
are th-- nerves to I h - ,
tgthened and
sootlied by- the unaided ac<l >n of a seda
tive or a narcotic
What is required is a
medicine which invigorate.« the stomach,
anil prote' assimilation of food bv the sys
tem. by whi< li means the nervous system,
a« well a« other parts of the physical or
ganism. are strengthened. 1 liese are the
effects of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a
medicine whose reputation is founded
firmly in public confidence, ami which
physicians ccmtuend for its tonic, anti-bil-
lous and other properties. It is used with
the best results in fever ami ague, rheuma
tism, kidney and uterine weakness, and
ottier maladies.
IX cy W vcu . »kwtarc fretful, peevish,
croM. or troubled with
Windy Culic, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Dt.x.rdera, can be relieved
at once by uai.ig Acker's Baby Soother.
It contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence la aafe. Pries 2j cents Sold by
City Drug Store.
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files are frequently preceded by a scuse
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
of alsloiiien, causing the patient to sup-
|K»e he has some affection of the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times symp
tom, of indigestion are present, flatulency,
uneasiness «I the stomach, etc
A mois
ture, like perspiration, producing a very
disagreeable itching, after getting warm,
is a common attendant. Blind, Bleeding
ami Itching files yield at once to the appli
cation of Dr. Bosanko's Pile Kemeuy,
which act direc tly on the parts affected,
absorbing the luiuors, allaying the intense
itching ami effecting permanent cure.
Price .V) cents. Address. The Dr. Boaanko
Medicine Co.. ll.pia, Ohio
-old at the
City Drug Store.
Fer Swle.
Twentydive cords of seasoned oak wood.
*.t<k> clapboards ami W,«JO shingles all of
good quality
For further particulars en
quire at the T imes office
Par hrtr
A fine piano, in first-class order, can be
l purchased cheap by applying at the lints
qlfice soon.