i
i~?.e ïkœotratit ¡times.
dwximoiuticïimts.
«Xljr democratic
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!’.».'• îflb <1 .-v.-n Fridu in«»rringby
CHARLES NICKELL.
(ciroR Akj FBapRiETaa.
TIMES BUILDINC.
NEW
Offic»* «’«»rn’»r riiinl un«! «'8tr«»«*U
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
VOL. XVII
THE LADIES
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MILLINERY !
1»P I \L DISTRICT.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1887
BUSINESS CARDS.
STVTF. «>!•' GIU«ii>.N.
1 .S.S . .1
>I.M,t..i,..|| J VIMipb.l ..n-
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: i ;» h . I». ti •r.n;»nn> Gov>«riio:. S. P«-’ïnoy«»r'
S . r.’taiy ««f Stat»«. .......
\V. McBrid»-; ,State
Of Southern Oregon are hereby informed that i •
i F.'^ur ” . G»y w. Webb. Stat«« Printer F. !
addition to a large anil elegant line of
B»k- . Sup . Pu'»|i.« biwtnicii.Mi. E. B. YlrFdroy,
■* ’•■« r i • I i I : " W p. Lord Chief Justice W.
W. i bayer. R. H Btnilian.
'« ,• «I «.-K«.».i, .!«»«,. p'-.in»’, Izik«- and
• • .- < ; ,ut .1 1I4 «. L. |; Weister;
Yttornvy. \\ M ( olvig.
1 have added tn iny stock the following eiaee of
c>r*i rr.
giMjJs, <»f which I have a full line :
. Il-'pr ‘se itativ »M. J. T.
• i ty .J.i ig.». !• . Ii •P.» .tt;
. H •■« •n-»'. I, H. A. Carlton;
Ladies' Furnishing Soods.
Ah
• • d- A • I ••»-■in : Treait-
•I • M • ’hild -rfl; S»*hoo)
Hoth Knit und Muslin.
R. ’pryc* ••a<;Su-v«*yor. F. A. Eng-
’ »flUPHI \'E ' »U>*TY.
B. Mill.-r; Il *->re<«entHtive, S. U.
OIL! ty ' idge, Y.Cidvig; t'omiiiifl.flion-
’ *r.;
'!•
Clerk. C. K.
As cheap u* to he bought any place; also
rid I G. i’ct -r- »a; rrea®iir(»r, J.
‘l ' ’
,r. J !>* L- 'vi*»: Seh.MFl Bn
- ■ ■ I - F Ha» . ,vity; S«irv'-yor. W. N.
Children's Short Clothes,
•; 1 - • »ron-’r. Dr. K■••mor.
K.\4vrii . i»(’XTY.
L’ntb-r I joiirfl nid
"
. ,r ' • d. C.irt aright .»f Wa-»ro; Rep.
• H. M • L-a:-«»f Kl-onaG»:Countv Iini^e, A beautiful line of
«V S nJ'i; C » u'Uia>i«»n®rs, •J L. Hanke R.
Ci.«¡'h. w. c. :! .|.«;S I.*r'tf M. D. Chil-
V > . 1
•••r. »•. r. Ifr.Mw; 1; A-fl'*fl»*«»r. R. B.
t|»*r-
fl • • ” 1 ' luert iGHvlont. W. E. Green®;
H A
Co» listing of Lisle %rd ¡SiIk
r. R. S. Moore.
S.f
MISCELLANEOUS.
. C. 'I. C;*-twi »ht of Waaeo; Represen
S
'I L ■ m of K! vnath; County Jtulg®, A.
fati ■
• n n -»-bcierfl. G«»«». M. .J«»n»«s. C. Loftus;
F
(’I- , .V I'. Boyd; Sh»»nff, A. J. (’harlton; Trea®-
JI »: «^cli«» »1 Buporinten’lent, A H.
ir • k ^1
Y-.- ««»or. O. L. Stanloy.
F •
MFR I IMO »IP UorUTS. FTC.
(ÌLOV ES.
HANDKERCHIEFS
AND SCALP
ANOTHER REDUCTION SKIN
Cleans» d. Purified and
Everyone Should Go and See the
Vrr
GRANDEST & LARGEST COLLECTION
Beautified by the Cuticura
Remedies.
311’2liltITT’S !
For cleuneing th® Bkin ami Scalp of disfiguring
Humors, for allaying Itching, Burning and In
flammation, for curing th»* tirnt Hymptomfl of
Eczema, I’floriaMit», Milk (’runt, Healy Head,
Hcrofnla »»r other iiihorit»»»! Skin and BloodDifl-
eAMee, Cuticura, tlw great. Mk-n (’urc, anti t’uti-
ciira Soap, an oxqniflite Bkin Be.-iutifier, exter
nally, &n<1 I’uticura Resolvent, the now Blood
Purifier, internally, are infallible.
OK NEW SURING
Boy’s School Suits, 5 to 11 years, $ 2.00.
“
“
“11 “ 17
“
5.00.
Youth’s Suits, breast 33 to 37 inches, 8.00.
Mens’ Heavy Suits, $10.00 and 12.00.
Four-button Cutaway Suits,fine goods, 25.00.
DRY AND FANCY GOODS !
CLOTHING.
A COMPLETE CURE.
FURNISHING GOODS. HATS,
These goods were bought in the East and cannot be excelled in qual
ity or price.
BOOTS and SHOES.
Golden C Sugar in Barrels at 6 Cent« per pound!
TOBACCO. GROCERIES
CROCKERY, ETC.
ITOSI EK Y !
LIKK <>»1 NTY.
MEDICAL.
SPUING! 1887 SUMMER!
IHFWHS’ WARDROBE, COMPLET;
S
M ■
I hav»» suffer» »! all my life with wkiii diHORHe« of
different kimifl anti have never found permanent
relief, until, by tho advic® of a lady friend, 1
UHftd your valuable < uticura Remedies. 1 gave
them a thorough trial, using nix bottle^ of the
('uticura R om >1 vent, two boxes of < ’uticura and
hoven cuke® of Cuticura B<»ap, and the result wa®
jiiflt what 1 hat! been tol<! it would be- a com.
plot.»' cnr»».
REI j LE WAITE. Richmond, Va
Rr*fer»*nc»*. (}. W. J atirner. Druggist, Richmond.
SALT RHEUM CURED.
NO CREDIT !
SPOT CASH I
Remember. theaegood* are new and bought since
the war in railroad rates «indure s->ld
I
tr»»uhled with Halt Rheum f»»r a number
of )»,ar>. *<> that th® wkm entirely came <»ft one
of my hand»» furni the finger tipa to tin* wn*t. 1
tried remedies and doctor»»’ or» fCri|»tioiiM to no
purpose, until I commenced taking Cuticura
Kein»*<iiefl, and now I hh . entirely cured.
E. T. PARKER, 37*.» Northampton Bt., Brwton.
Red Men’s Buildinsc, Jacksonville, Oregon
CORSETS,
ITCHINC, SCALY, PIMPLY.
For the labt year 1 have had a Hpecica <»5 itch
ing, Healy and pimply humors on iny fuco, to
which I l»av«» applied a gr»*at many irmthodflof
tr»*atmoi:t without Hucceeb, and which waa apeod-
ily cur»-«! by ( uticura.
MKB. ISAAC PHELPS, Ravenna. O
Zephyr >»li;i \vlx.
Country Produce bought and Hold; also. Wool.
rh«»s 1 •-r»»:n»* (’«»urt of Oreg«»n in»‘»»ta at Salem
Hide«, Furn and Deer Skins Solicit orders for
r -guiar
- commencing on th“ first Mondayh
Lum
her
: Mar. am! t>ct'.b»»r.
MAX MULLER,
•a-.’I’.nirt forth»’ F'r-»t Jiulicial Difltrict And many other thug" •••»«» numerona to mention.
I -•
1 hav*» also s.M*ureil tt.e services of a
I x
■
• on tir-t Mon lay- :n April.
l><«totfir<* lluildinK-
i I) •.*eml»« r l-i Klnmath county
. M
1 in .1 1. " and i«»-t M«*n«lny i
•r In Ijtk«* »Min’y »»n the third Mon«h»v
.1,1 th»' '••«■•• d Monday ir Out« '»»r In
•• county «»n first MomLiys in March ami \n<l im pr»*iGir»*d to ex»’«’itte all orders in that
J «
line in hict-el.e-n Myl«» a’ reasonable rate«.
Call an»! .-»a» tno at the buildim? formerly occu
• • tv th® County, Prolfate and
F I
• »r* •«» irt.fl inset every month, coin pied bv A. L. John.flon on <’alifornia street.
-AND-
MBS P. P. PRIM.
\
t.rxt Mo'i.tay; fo»- Jo-«-phinv
« M 1 11. in ! inn ity. k'-rC. Jutj
I s- :nl»'-r; f " L ... • county. ev»«ry alt»*rnat®
n.u»v
h«» first *!•»• «! »y in .January,
unity t'.i first W“dn»iMiay in March.
F K »
AT THESIS FRAN« I SCO
I
Ju-. *. *»• • nb«»r an«! November.
V
NO MEDICINE LIKE THEM.
FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER,
W,- have sold year < uti<-ura ti.-ni.-dies for the
last six y.-ar-. anti no ni.sli-'inos on our shelvrs.
give ts-m-r «atisf'ietion.
< F. A i'HI'.IU'ON, lirucuirt Vhany, N. Y.
('iiticiiTH llemedi'*s »resoj,I «-viTywhero. Price:
i uticura, tht-Greal Skin« uro. r»‘icts :< uticura
Sotji. an Kx-piiwite Ib-autìln-r. 25 < t-; Cuiieura
|; « .«.«»I v< —t tl • \< w B!o< <! j’m jtier il <«>. Potter
Drug H’ui ( 'heTnie.<‘d < 'o . Boston
A FINE STOCK
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
P. P. PRIM.
vi
h ;\ i : y
t
oovnsi '. i . ok a T
LAW,
BARGAINS!!
Thi® is the place to got your
GROCERIES
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS. CAPS
mors
nisiiOuS.
citi \i:s.
.Il'VVELRY.
< ANIUKS Ni ls
1’D’ES. ( \RI»S.
notions i i ri.rijv
S!’\TIONFID . YLBI’MS
l’OBAt (OS « K. XRETTF.S
( at.itrh in ilfl «lefitfuctive force M hi .<1 h next to
anti undoui>te«ily lea«!« <» ti to < onnuniption. It in
therefor«* singular that th»»M* «afflicted with thifl
fnarfu! diseafl® should not make it the object of
their hv. s to rid themselves of it. Deceptive
remedies «•»•i.cocte«! I»y i*in»»rant pretender® to
medical knowbtig«’‘lav.-w» ak»-n«-d the confidence
of the gr»*at majority of -ull» :« r- in all advertifl«*d
reinedi»-8. Th» j I»»-« »»tn»* r»-igti'd to a lif»* of min
er} rather than torture themeclv«*® with doubtful
¡»alhat iv» h
But tiii- will n»’verd«» Catarrh imir-t be met
at vv.-i} .-tag» .Un! •■«»mb tt'<i withall our might
In man} «*as« b tin* di.*M-a**<* h.-r ar*‘-iiin»-«i dangeroUn
Hvnipt«»mK. Th»- b -i.«-s and cartilage <»f th«; none,
tii«* »»rgan* of Ii» aring. <>f -»■i i g and of tasting ®«>
affected an t«> I»- um -I»-«.-. t!.<• uvula -•» elongated,
th»» throat *o iiiHmn<*d ai d irritated a- t«> produce
a coi ■ 'ant a- »1 «ii-tn--.Mii»*’ <-»'U rh
*
S;e f-»r<l'fl K-i-b a! Cure nu- t-evry i ha-e of
Cata: •1 from «• unpl»- !iead. *l»l to th»- iu«»st J«»itk-
«s«'!»!«- • •! «1« ■ • ivt
*«ta.•'«•*. It i- loralai.dcou-
Mfjiut .o d. h-st'-.!!’ in reh'-vi:-*’. j-rrinr.nent in
iiiriu.. --L • »• •
ai r-'.c.lii'L’.
I . . p.r k . «•■':.’*»■! <■'.»• L,'i 11«* of tii» Radi
cal ('«ire, on» !-'X < ’atarri 1 S«>lvi nt. and an ini*
prov<-«i iLi aler, with treati • ; nric*‘.>ii.
r»»*t« r Drug.k < 'iietnirai Co.. Ihwton
at the Ohl Stand of
CALIFORNIA ST., JACKSONVILLE.
JÀÙCSÙMVILLE. OGN.,
Caiarrh to Consumpt'cn.
ALL THE REMAINING GOODS
NEXT IX'OIl TO r. o.
W ¡1
r *11 «i.-. I’.xirt»-if th--Ht»ro <>.ti«-«‘
i -
i .urt Hi-.i—-, hr-t d'«»r to th»- I« ft «»fen-
tn*tu-«..
\TT' » R N F. Y .x ( < ' U N S E I.' > K - AT-1. A W,
Piinj-1" Skc Bl< n.i-1 •-.and Hai.y
’■ill 1 h q Humor , cur-«1 by < iiti.-ura S««ap.
VARIETY STORE !
Now is Your time to Get
E- DcPEATT,
ADVERTISING AND JOB WORK. I
A. G. COLVIN, JACKSONVILLE, OR.,
are being offered for sale at
ACTUAL COST PRICES !
NO. 29
.1 PIONEER PH YS1( I. 1 .V GOXE.
J l DGE DEA D Y'X DECISION.
THE OLI) IR'KGEON OF THE MODOC' WAU
CKOSKEK THE DARK RIVER.
The following is a portion of an e«litori-
al of the San Fran«-isco CAronmic on the
late «leciaion of Judge M. 1*. Ik-ady, on
the fourth clause in the Inter State Com
merce bill. If the Ckrunich bad said
that Deady in “his zeal to btiilti up Port
land”,-—inst«-a<l_ of “Oregon—ami pro
¡not«- railroad business as a means to
that end, ha» gone entirely to«j far,” it
would have been absolutely correct:
“The first authoritative construction uf
the inter-htate commerce act comes from
the opinion remlere«! by Judge Dea<!y,
United States «listrict judgefor Oregon,
sitting as circuit judge, in which he <h-
ciiles that under section 4 of that act,
which proviile* against charging !«•»» fot
a long than a short haul, the fact that
there is competition in the carriage of
persons or property to or from a particu
lar place is a circumstance that justifies
a common carrier in charging less for a
long haul to an<l (iioni said placethan a
short one included therein. This is an
admirable illustration of w hat is correct
ly called justice made law.
Judge
Deadv has not decided this case upon
the letter of the act of Congress, but up
on his own |ieculiar idea of the effe«-t of
law iiisin railroaiis and their business,
in other words, he has straim-'l a ]>oint
to express his disapprobation of tlx- ¡««1-
iey of tlx- law in question with which he
nor anv other judge has any isMtsible
concern. That this decision i» luu«ed ii|r
on w hat Judge Deady considers the gen
eral principles of equity rather than up
on the act itself is rfiade manifest in
that part of the opinion where the leain-
e«l juilge says that a railroad is author
ize«! to make less rates for a long than
for a short haul whenever, by reason of
coni|>etition with other line« or means of
trans|s>rtation. the »aim- is necessary to
i-nabl«- tin- road to retain or a«-quire l«u-
sitiess. This certainly sh«»us very ten
der consideration for tlx- railroad «-or
porations ami i-ockets <4 tlieir stock- I
h«>l«l--rs, but hardly so much for th«- p«*o- I
pl«-, (or whose Is-m-fit the inter-state
«•oinmeri-«-act is »up|*«s«-'l to hav«-b*-eu
passe.l. D woillil probably puzzle J mige I
Deady to tin«l a place anywhere where
some mean» of tran»|«ortation <l'»-s not
compi-t«- w ith a railroad, even if it is on
ly a mule train or an ox team. Yet un
der his decision even that would war
rant abrogation of th*- long ami short
haul sect ion. Judge Deady, ill his zeal
to buihl up <>r«-gon and proin<Me rail
read business as a means to tlx- end, has
gone entiielv too far. He has practi<-al-
f,
ly constilieii section 4 out of «-xi-tem-e,
and has nuliti -d a vital part of an act of
congress in older to enable tlx- railroads
to acquire business, a pUi|«OM- which
congress certainly did not have in mind
in adopting the act in question.
On Sunday night in San Fran«-i»co
<lie«l a mat* w«-ll known to most of our
early s«-ftl«-rs of northvrn California anil
southern Oregon. Dr. Thoma» T. Caba-
niss wa» b««rn in Bottetoirrt county, Vir
ginia, ami came to California in 1S49, set
tling in Shasta, then called Railing’s
Springs. He was an average, plivaician
ami a good surgeon, and soon fell into
lucrative practii-e. He reinov«-«! to Yre
ka just about the time that Siskiyou
county was set ot! from Shasta, and lived
there till ls.V>, when he niarrie«! a daugh
ter of Col. Tlios. Gray, of San Erancisco,
who survives him with eight out of nine
children. Th«« doctor niov<*d to Jack
sonville in this State, but only stayed a
year and went back to Siskiyou. He
was electe«! to the legislature in lkoS am!
ina«l<- a gootl member. On bis return he
had a quarrel with David 1). Colton,then
Sheriff of Siskiyou county ami afterward
«■clebrate«! in connect ion with the Cen
tral I’acific railway system and the Hunt
ington letter«. Cabaniss sent Colton a
challenge, which Colton accepti-d; and
lH-ingthe challenge«! party it gave him
tlx- right to name tlx- “time and th«-
tools,” as General AHx-rt i’ik«- would
have put it. Colton designate«! a cer
tain place at a certain hour, naming ri
ties as weapons. Poor <>1<1 “Cab.” w«-nt
out there and stayed a half dav in Jan
uary and nearly froze to death. Colton
claimed that he went to tlx- place speci
fied by him ami that the directions given
by his second were misiindi-rt-too«! by
thedoctor’s friends. However, the due]
nevr-r cam«- «di and Colton bluntly after- ;
w ards remove«! to San Erancisco, where'
he officiated as a -■■«•cond to Brolerick in I
his fatal duel with Teriy.
Cabani«»
died a naturid d.-'ith, but nobody t»-l:«-ves •
that Colmn did. Dr. Cabim-ss had a su- '
per<-ili'*i:s manner ab««ut bun 11.at turn -d
away a great many w'ui bad ollr.-iwis«-‘
been his fri'ii-ls : and was <-oni|»-lled to,
l«-av • Si.-kiyoti for want ««f practice, while
other irii-n «4 less pr«»fes*ii>iial «¡ualiti.-a-i
tions got rich. At th-- outbn-ak <*f the i
M"lo. war le- went to l ort Klamath
and reiulen-'l «-xcellent service during j
that remarkable «-ampaign. Alter tin-In .
dian war was over he removed to Hum- |
bohlt hay. when«-«- he came to \storia, '
wh.-re he resided all «.a IKS*
After Mr. I
Cleveland's ea-etion be went to Wash
ington to get th«-appointment <4 Indian
Insp-ctor, f.a which lie was better 1 «jUaL
,.r
ified than any man we know ; ’ '..à
... ...
though he i-arrii d such re« ommendatinns
as no otliet man i-v. r t.aok to Washing-1
ton from this coast, Lamar turned a deaf
ear to him
The doctor then came back
to Astoria when his old friend, tiovern-
or Stev«-nson, of Idaho, appointed him
supermteiiderit of the T«-rritoria! Insane
asylum. IL- •• was a salary
-;i,thhl a
year, with th«- sub-i-tem <• <-i bis larg«-
fam:ly|thrown in; but poor <’abaniss w i-
iat. I not long to i iij -v ii
I'.i-ioie lx-
had liecn tlx-r«- three months lx- was at
outs with every I »sly, and »i.«v«-rr.<-r
Stevenson was <«blig«-d to remove him
lie wasagvtitli-matiofgre.it jmlish and
a high sense of honor, but hit could make
more enemies for himself than any man
w«-ever knew. Iruh-ed. we l«eli«*vo th«-
writer of this articl«- is tlx- only man
against whom he li-v. r !x-ld »orne sort.
l’«jor old fellow ' All his troubles are over
now and a brave man has gone to bis
well-earned rest.— 7’. /I. V-.•-■</, or Purt-
Adverfitkenienf® will be inserted in the TlMll
*t the following ratea
at
rates :
I'enline®, one insertion.
1'enlin«*,
insertion. .. . .......... -.............. .. -Fi 50
**
** each Hubeequent insertion.............. 1 00
“ “
Legal advertiflemwnt® inserted reasonably.
A fair reduction from the above rates made to
yearlyand time advertiflera.
THE TIMES JOB OFFICE
ie more complete by far than any other in South
ern Oregon, and compare» favorably with any in
the State. Job Printing of »»very imaginable
dertcription done at Sa.i Francieco rater , and in a
prompt and firat-da» manner.
TEXTIMOXY .IS TO PROHIBITION.
A correwxin.Pnt of tin- l'oi>r, the well-
known prohibition organ, ha« li»x,n tak
ing a look throughout the State of
Maine. He write«:
If any prohihitioniitt who ha« Ix-en ae-
(■ustoineil to liHik to the State of Maine
a« the Mecca an-1 |<-rfection of prohibi
tory legislation hliouhl vi«it that State
and examine the «-ondition of some of
it« principal cities, he would be ax pain
fully ilisapjHrinted as was the great Ger
man reformer on the occasion of his
famous visit to Rome. Instead of com
munities in which the use of intoxicating
liqnor, with it« consetjnent effects, is un
known, he would see: quite as much
drunkenness on the streets, and find
fully as many dramshops as he would in
other parts of tlflA country.
This, Ire it notefl, is the testimory of a
professional prohibitionist, published in
a professional prohibition organ, it can
not I m - sup|rosed that the statement is
exaggerate.!; it i« only such testimony
as all well-informed |rersons jsrssess as
to the worth! -ssness of prohibition.
The Boston Po*» says : “It is unnec
essary to speak of Rhode Island, where
constitutional prohibition not only failed
conspicuously after six months of trial,
but prilled down the party that was re
sponsible f«T it. This im-id.-nt has be
come part of the |io!itical history of
New England. It is rather in the State
of Main.-, where constitutional prohibi
tion has had a longer test, and where
the laws intended for the enforcement
have Is-cn increased in severity from
year to year, the last legislature placing
on the l-sik- the most stringent statute
known in this country, that its effect
may be judged.”
I’roliibitien by legal ena- t .nent is al
ways ami ncc.---.:rdy a <iua«-k remedy.
It n-ver commends itself to |«-rsons of
cl- ir .>bs--rvat:->n and practical judgment
tint is a favorite notion with theorists;
with |H-r«ons who s. •• a subjec t from a
■iugie point oí vi-w and refuse to look
at it from any otlu-r; with those who
iiSnk the statute moulds the man, not
man the statute-; who imagine somehow-
that there is a |«-t.-iitiality in law higher
than in tiros-- w ho made the law. Such
lieisonaare itnpra. ticable, rinphilosoph-
ical: they lack judgment in affairs, ami
an- seldom cur.- I .-ven liv their own fail-
ur< s, sir:«-.- they contribute their failuies
to everything
but tlieir own erro-
mo as methoil.s ami ex|>eetations. Such
persons are not shaken for a moment by
th<- testimony of their own friends, or
even their own .-yes, as to failure rd pr-s-
hibaioil ill a State like Maine.
K emark * abei M ftton .—A well-known
she. pinan who is l»eginning to work in
to larger sheep says: The time has
n. tfsiu
T he K i ss i ' vi . ii T hi ; Ft ao ».-—Tlx- i-ns «•otir* when the markets of this coast de
- — fl r: j r> T T ■?
T* T* TT •” 5
fessional patriots ami |«oliticians are mand a good quality of mutton for the
J v w XÍX m w«
Variety 8t«»r<’. A I m ».
VnmiNI.Y -V t'lH’N« il.oi: \l' LAW.
overdoing th«- indignation at tlx- p «s us.* of those who can appreciate choice
wav to iinpnm* mutton
CHOICE FRUITS IN SEASON.
p. ■ 1 r-turn
1 tlx- « aptur -l tiaas .«- m- its. i’h
Jacksonville O^n.
will be to liijsc all toe guides ¡«»‘-si’de,
much as Gem-rai l'W»inau«i th-- I’:-
Our ximh I s are t he b«'«t an<! suarante«*d a« r»q»r»'
«lent ov«-r«li<l s«-ntinii*i.t in sugg<-toig it and tiius gradually we tin ! mat k**tab!e
went»*»!. Pric«*flli»w, .* m w»* do m»t propone to
Will prn.-tii.- u: .ill the t’oiirr« oftlie State, tit
\ !• w untflJitationH of Sliroje
undersold.
A re-action of disgust lias all.-a-ll set ill muttofi.
he. • i .-uri Hon—-. -
4 d'»or on right from
We
av.-j.i-t
r
-
’
-iv
J
t
inll
«toric
in
the
above
entrance
against th«- exhibitors oí tsigus alarm sluies indicate that sbei»|.-breeder« now
tines of gfx-xl", which we can •*•■11 cheaper than
and “f«-ign<-«l fury.’’ Sensible |>eupl<- la gin to realize the n<*<‘-1 of improved
lle-y are s«»ld anywhere m south» rn < )r»-g»»n, a« we
|\ OYE HIM IE. that weary, lifeles®,
WILLI AMSOS.
have but very f- w “xp -')"»--. All kinds of pro
whose instincts 1«-<1 them piomptly to mutton breeds. The ? hropshire is a
'i'.tioii < v« r po'M-nt with those
duce
taken
in
exchange
and
disapprove the foolish or«ler know that I; uc mutton sheep, and from the stand-
« <«l NSEI.OK AT LAW.
intiaineil Kidnej»-, Weak Baek an»! I oins,
Aubins Hip* and Hide*. I une Pair *. We.-iknoss,
the motive which inspired it was not |H»int of a lover ot good mutton the Meri
—TO GET YOCTR—
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
and hiti.animatio!-. is relieved an»! s|»»*»*«lily curisi
Atr'lford, Oregon.
bad : that its eff.-et, <-<ail-l it have been no is not tit to eat. While the Merino,
bv t* • < utirura liiti-l'iiin ria*.t«T. ti new. origin*
allow«-«! for
< ’all and nee for y«»rfl«’lv»»fl.
the .’Shropshire, in
«■arrieil out without exciting public feel fat, weighs 96
■ legant an I u fallible ant dot to pain and in-
All hu-inefl« in my Lin® will nocivo prompt d
JAi
<>BY
BROS.
tiam:nation. \i all drii¿gistH.2* et- ;fiv* for $1.(1’;
trat ion.
ing—a« it may «««• fifty years lietx-e— goo«l order, weigh« 12-'» U»s.: while the
<»rof |’ot(»T Drug a»:»l (*l,» nm*al Co.. Bo*ton.
Me.
in«»
lays
in
its
fat
on the kidney«, the
woul.i not have injured the country. Die
H. K. HANNA.
attempt of the pot-hunt.ng p-ihticiaus to Shr pshiies are marbled ail through,
lanil Merrnry.
turn the inciilent to their jH-isonal a«-..
. tla* meat is far n.ore tender
- -j-. and
-----
I ami
ATTORNEY A- oorN^El.oR AT-LAW.
— .’MINK IN —
count by diatorüug and exaggerating its
}<> U»e taste. The JflHin|i»MM bears
Two D raftkt ) M en .—Mr. Blainc>Chi- important« i* «itxwned to failure. In re- il medium staple ot caching
that
Jacksonville, Oregon.
DEALERS IN
cago organ, in speaking of the contempt «rd to all the t^t about “rebels." the I'« 'n «nuet regular demand, .and «Bi------
WjlJ prnctio* ,n nil
«•..,.•> «.fl th*. »i»<»to
the <»ran«l Army buys imve fot
question n««-ur< wIXrt.'.er-anrthfng ex.-ept f
tip »’airs i Orth’fl brick.
Tbi- 5-|>oun«l of a
dent, says: “Str. <'l«-velan«l was then sw»-ai mg ch*»na! a*’»*jria!iun to trt<* Ke* 1 14 cent» a pound
during the war’ a hale, strong young publi.-an party will telieve Southern ' Shro,*Mrc n«x-««c f. worrti fl, and 7-
—AND AT—
C. ».EMPBIIT. M. D.«
;
miuii
<!
of
a
Merino
fl«N-«x> is «««rth th<-
man: but his sole connection with tlx- men of this stigma. Wen- Mosby, Key,
war si-ms to be that when drafted he Longstreet, M.ihom- and Kiddx-li.-rg.-r same. Tlx- « an iss of a Merino at 2
«ra<hi:it«' nT th«- I
"f I •
Germany
Is the Oriental salutation,
liire-1 a sub-titnte.” This may have and the otlx-r “n-bels" seleete«! for hon- «■«•nt.« ¡H-: |«ouml for '.' 1 p -umls in worth
THE LOWEST RATES Walter A. Wool’s Binders,
J. 1 »
iH hour«, day or night
('di
knowing
that
good
health
been ami probably was entirely wrong, I ors by the Republican party, relieve«! *1 SO at most, wliilc the 127> |«onnda «>f
I
• Hot. !. J v*k-onv¡ll-.
Walt«*. A Wool’s «’liain Rak«» Reaper*.
odi
but w hat was Mr. Blaine’s war rec-ml'• I of their «lisabihties only by joining the Shropshire mutton is woith at least a
cannot
exist
without
a
Walter \ Wool’s Sw»»»* -p Rake Reai«ers,
—H AT—
Mr. Blaine was the first man draited in ' partv of Mat Quay, Tom l’latt and Bill half cent ]•■« |«iuml more. Even at
‘p ns unsi f \voltili’ i : i sour tits uei . n
Walter \ W<»o!’> . Em lo««-d Gear Mower*
healthy Liv.-r When tho
I . .
-
D”. W. S A\FI£II».
h:- district. Prior to this an organiza ! «'handler? Can a man nut Is- a l>emo- that small diflervm-e the one carcass is
<»aar. Suott <fc Co.’» S parator»,
Ill »I- ri- -t> le ir.-.-lih-’u- « tin.-tiilllll.'lf rat»le. rtl-
Liver is torpid the Bow
tion hud la-eii forme I in Augusta to pro i < rat and be “loyal?" If this is to Is- the worth $1 SO, while the other i« worth
i: • ■ 1.1 : i • r i c pii y * I ( I \ X
Plain ami rriu-tion Engim-s,
t-ari.« «
. in;. -I Wit ¡i :■ * <-!.-»u-i-M brn-.-ls of
« ìaar Scott & <
tect its nu-m’M-rs against the «iraft. Each t,.st — and the shrieking Republican *3 17>'a. Th«- Shropshire is the har-
els
arc
.'luggi«h
and
con
< '«Mites' Look Lever Hay Rake; also a
the
man pai«l <■-’■> to the fund to hire a sub : press practi. ally erei-ts it—why «lid not ■ l«-«t sh.-«-p known, tough ami long-lived,
WINES.
LIQUORS
stipated,
tkc
fool
lies
dis
stitute, an 1 out of this fund a man named j that party, when it had the |s>w«-r, en- and easily kept, so all odds are in Its
I - K I:
.1 M'KSON'VILLE, OREGON'.
l'\i i*iii
in the- stomach undi-
l’.-adfor«! wa« hired as M- Blaine's sub I act a sixteenth amendment t«i the C««n- favor.
: ally
41
BEER and CIGARS.
stitute. II-- remained in lugnsta «luting , -titution, pn-s*-iil«iag that .*.i Southern
g«x-t*-«l,
poisoning
the
FRI
Mi
UROX.
IWPL.
<
’
•>..
Port
Had.
Or.,
or
A<
Id
rose
either
and th»» leading pap«»rs can always be fount! <»n
U L WHITNEY. ?f. D.
(•--K-IUI nix-, the large jiercentxge of
the entire war, i-xcept while In- was in negr-ies and all m -n e-igag -d in th ■ r«*-
< BOXI- Ull.I.Ell A HIKMKY. Agenta. Jacksonville Or.
the tablet».
blood; frequent headache
jail for selling certain money certificates. ¡«ellioti 'hotihl forever vote th. R.-publi- waste, hi working up uncleaned w«x«l 75
Special pains taken to accomm«Klate patron«*
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ami
ensues ; a feeling of lassi
visitor»». ( all and r«»-e in»».
After the war close«! the town of Augusta I can ticket as a «-.mdition of enjoying the ,H-r c«-nt. <m California am! .Vl |-er cent,
Keo pa th** largest stock <»f
A. H. < ARLSttN
E i ;le Point. Oregon.
voteil to refund t-«tl:e met: who had fur . fram-hi««-am! tli«-*i*ber light of a citizen? on Oregon it ¡> remark.ibl«- that tlx-re
tude, despondency and
•in- not mor,, woolen inanuiacthriew in
nished substitutes the money they had
nervousness indicate- how
lb. 4 l.s-C '-t -it Un- pla ■ ■ 1 a«k a »hare <>t
our State. It must lx- mor«- ec-onomical
e;. .- --. • • >t e - -
• . «’.«It— att«-n«l»-d to
paid and Mr. Blaine received a town
Tin
r«-]s)rt
of
the
director
of
the
mint
i
T. J. CRESS
the whole system is de
viy ioi -.
iioml for Jl'iHl, which was afterward paid, will lx about the most interesting an.l . to work up the wool» where the raw ma-
---- and —
ranged. Simmons Liver
so that he made |17’> by the 0]>eration. instructive document to be issued from 1 ferial is prodre -«1 than to payfreight east
W. H. SOMMERS, M. D.»
“To a man up a tree” it looks a« if Mr. tlx-government printing office tidsyear. upon so much tl.at is valueless. The
Regulator
has
been
the
PIIYSI» 1A\ SL lit.FON \ND ACCOUCHEC a
( l<-veland’s war recor-1 was surpasse«! in it shows that tic total production of \-hlamI Woolen Mills ar.- working night
means
of
restoring
more
JACKSONVILLE, OR.
brilliancy by that of Mr. Blaine, by |17’«. gold of the I nited States last year was and «lav to fulfill orders already liehind
Jacksonville, Oregon.
on the N »rthw“*»t c<»ast.
people to health and
$34.SG0,Ct)O, an increase of fj.07s.tFMI time, ami there m every prospect of the
H-« ti «:« |H-rmrui* n»ly l*»cM—I lu-re. 1 ofl«-r my
happiness by giving them
I’p-.f. *«i.. : .1 ill-« promptly atî“- «I« "! today or m-rvi«*--- t-- ria- p.-ople of Southern < >re«on.
I’xi>tM.rain L apy S wimmer .—Last over that of the previous year, so that niaebim-ry tx-ing «luplicattrd in the near
I! igt.t
week last quite a number of ladies here instead ot exbauslingour mines, a« s-mie future. At Ashland there is plenty of
a healthy Liver than anv
» -.»n-ul«nt.«»-,* m »• »¡ i » t En<l»flh or G.»rtnan.
House Painting, Paper Hanging
mad-- up a swimming party ami went ex|s-rts
Gth •»• fit ’h“ f. S. H t-l
pre.liete«! would Is- tin- cars* wasted |>ower which would drive many
agenev known on earth.
d'-wn the lagoon. Several of the la-lie* soon, w«« a>«- actually increasing our pro such industries. However,railroad com
Frescoing, Kalsominmg, Etc.,
It acts with < xtr. ;-
are good sw imtm-rs, while others are not. duction of preeioii* im-tal*. l'alifornia, panies do not seem to appreciate the fact
GEO O OvBAR, M. D..
PRICES
l)»».H*in it Htip'Tior n;ann«-r anti at ¡»ric°fl to‘«uit
Mrs. Robert Walker la-ing among these the pion«-er, not cont.-nt with having that such enterprises contribute largely
dinarvpow«-r
a
nd
th«'.my.
th® ti.iit’H. I refer h» t h»* job*. »>f paintiix 1 have ■\ppi*• Tro»**
P II Y > I ♦ IAN \ N D < T RG E i» N
............. .
. >•’» to k!<) p»'r |H0.
a
not skilled in swimming, was floating come to the front as a grower of grain to the building up of our State and their
provionrtlv <!<»nt‘ f»>r r(*c‘»!nniea<lation. Satisfac I’.'.t. !
1” •' Ml ■
NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED
about neat shore with a log for support, and fruit, still leads all States in her lines; nor «Io they offer any inducement
tion guaranteed.
Plum and Prune Trees
h
hi
. tor |H «ip* t"
Tack an ville» Oregon
Asasen eral fanríy r«-.
Hiv»* me a trial anti judge for y»u.r**» if.
Otlwr treesH’bl shrubbery furtu•■‘e»«! reasonably- i.vi; kiisuli huck ihui ls i vd compressors
w hen she suddenly found herself drawn yield of gold, is-ing credite I last year for such investments. As an instant« of
ii. etc.. I h:ir
Ter» id I er, •
ip <
Orderfl
left
.-it
Merritt
s
N»-w
Cash
Htore
will
();ti • u Ir--- 1 tie«» 1 t
,:«. *'r«--t. *»»ilthw»^t
Send for nt.aloKUP to
i 1 ! ih ’ U"
ever tu- anythin’? »•!•■
out into the deep water by the current with $19,720,000
Colorado furnishes this, a rate of Fl «Oj-er 1,10 Its. is charged
,.f th- -i
«i •
• ,11* pr.oni-tly .*tt«»n«!”d r®c«‘ive prompt attention
J. B.Kirri LEMlUl. Woodburn.Or.
ht I ’1 di ; ppolnt’ » n I
'
t py- ’
n wool from Portland to Ashland, or as
cati-s-d by the r.-ceding tide. Finding $ I
I. «J. ( llr»nn.
. l.VD II 'IRE ROl'E—SPECI.lL TIES.
1,01x1. M.m': :ia. $4,425.O.x>; Neva
t ».»i'G i-d.'i-lt
Jt
- !.» If -llT’K ■ » ’
- ' B om . !
she had gotten beyond tier depth she da, $3.070,000 : Dakota, i2.72O.iTM>; Ida high a rate a« that paid from Portland
f tl
7 D. HYDE.
G
() I TOPPING.
V ’. .! -i
1.1 Y. Mac...
The mill-have also to pay
did not lose her presence of mind, but ho. $1 .SO.'.00". and Arizona $l,ll0.0o0 to Bost..n
T. R. YOUNG. M D.,
SOI.E Y (TENTS FOR
held on to the log and «-ailed out to the Alaska pro-lnced $44»«.<*>O last year, a rat«- of Al .Vion carlmys weighing about
PHYSICIAN ANI» 'I It'; EON,
other ladies for help. Mrs. Al. <>w«-n, against fJiMt.tMMl in 1SS5, so that if six« ‘JO i It - from Portlaml to Ashland. For-
VIA
who was one of tlx- party, ami is a good ke«-ps adding to her gob! pm lu t at this tuna’elv tlx- woolen t «ills at that place
Have Rented th»*
Central Point, Oregon.
sw¡miner, immediately hurried to tlx- rate she wdl so m have paid for Ix-rsi-lf. are in a pro.perous'condition, otherwise
Oregon & California R. R.
rescue; but found it quite difficult to Georgia. N'-w Mi xieo. the Carolinas. they couhl not stand such rates. But an
Gra-lii «<<• '
'I -li -al Uiiiv.-r--.ty of L.-wisville,
And Connections.
K«- .tii<-k>. ’ .11* |,r.iiu|.tly »it-ii«i.«l to «lay or
CORIIESPONDENf E SOLICITED.
push the log with its burden shoreward Oregon. Utah and Washington aggregat mlustrv whose pay-roll is f 1200a month,
— Natur®'»» own Remedy—
-igh t.
.and which works up some 20,000 !t-s. of
against the current. After much pushing ed fl.227.7aM»
ON WILLIAMS CREEK,
wool every month, as at Ashland, should
and tugging, swimming all tlx- while,
»I. Pit» - . •»»- !»..
K. P '1E\RV. M. I»..
• Portland. Oregon
No.
68
North
Front
Street
Which
they
have
th«»roughly
r»-novated
nix!
titt»»<!
Will Hp »edil.Y relieve and perm:* six- succeeded in landing with her tow,
WiUi i n*’’ iluiliimg.
R»*»i»!eucv on t’î
T hi : Suprem«« Court ot the Di-trict of «•ertainly recciv«- more consideration at
('1«* hm c<»nn»»ctionflmadeat Ashland with ntag®fl up with the latent and moet improved machin
n»«ntly cure all th»» various «iiffieul- which she pronounces the heaviest six- Columbia has sustained the demurrer of the hands of the railroads.
of the < ’alifornia. Oregon and Idaho Stag«’« «»•
ery. including r planer and edger anti, are conse
tn‘N arising from a <ii»»t»rd< r«»d con
P.ÌYC” & GEARY,
quently prepar d to promptly furnish
has ever undertaken. Ik- careful, la tlx- government in th«-«as«-of the Uni
OM.Y 2«» MILES OE Ml«. I Mi.
«lition of th»*
PHYSICIANS \N1> SI RGEONS,
dies, and don't venture too far out, and ted States against John N. Oliver, a jus-
Tim»’ between M«-«lf<»nl an«! San Frnnciflco,
I niuax O itbrkak F eahkii . — The
LIVER AND KIDNEYS ’ be sure you have in your party some tic«- of the pe:u-e w ho resisted tlx« right of Cr.-scent «'ity Rrc.iil l«elieves that there
tw»*nty-«ix houre.
vi«*tii«»rtl, <>r**KOi>
It in perfe«’tly harmlo»*»* and car resoliit«-sw immer like Mi s. Owen when the 1‘resident to remove him, and clairn- « ill be u general uprising of the Klam- '
Such a*» Ru-tie. Flooring, ('riling. Match* d a’<!
b»» given t«»tlv» ma-’t delicat'* woman yon go to dis|M.rt in the salted wa — Cl J «■ could be displaced from his office ath river Imlians ami fears that many
OfficoM in William-'’ Brick Builtiinu Up-Mairn.
Surface Lumber of all <bniehM<>i> and of tirst-
or
child. For flab* by all druggiflt»». Rinihm R. 'i.rrh’,'.
L
only by the District Supreme Court. . white si-ttlers will I«.- murder««.! in am
cla-*-quality, at th»»
I’-.rllai <1
Arrivi- tu lo «. w
The court, in an opinion delivered by 1 ‘ bush before the Indians are subdued.
♦ n »«» p M. Leave
SNELL, IIEITMIl A WO«HHRH
M'-ilf.inl
Le.-i-e «il P. M.
H;U.'> a M. Leave
Whol»*flale
Agent®,
<
hief Justii-e Dingham, holds that power Tho troubl«- grows out of fishing in the
VERY
LOWEST
RATES.
Normx«;
lx
Turn.
—
A
Washington
t
I
I kwvi 5:1 r. ■
-Vi \ M Arrivi
DEALERS IN
«¡s-cial says: Respecting tlx- charges to remove justices of the |<eace r««*i led Klamath through the Indian reservation.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
A fair «hare of the public patronage in wolicil
against cx-Collector Beecher, Assist in the l’residential office down to the or <»ne company employs Indians exclu
• d. Satiflfaction guarantee«! Giv«- uh a trial.
17» lirwl >trevi.
TOPPING .L BY I>1 .
ant Secretary Maynard says that the ganic if t passed in March, lwis. and sively, while anotlrer hires white men.
daily between Portland and Ashland.
matters referred to in Blake's charges that this act did not lake away tlx- l‘r«-“i- The Indians are dissatisfied with the
PORTLAND, OREGON,
ThoO. A f . R. R. F» rry mak»** r«»nn®cti«»n with 1851
had been investigate«! and settled. “I dent » power of ii-moval. but merely con- latter company and claim that they are
all th«» regular train» «»n the Ea*t Si«!»- Divi*i«>n
always «-on-i'len-'l Mr. I’l.-ike to be errat- ferred oil the court concurrent ] h ; wci of deprive«! of their right« <«n account <?f the
fr»»ru f«M>t of F street.
i<- ami of unsound mind,” he sai-i, “ami removal with th«- l’resident. So Mr. I fishing operations being carried on
West Side Division.
Manufacturer of
1 know for a fact that Blake was him- Oliv. r w ill Lave to step down and out of I through their reservation w ithout them
BET YV y. y.N I’OK I I. IM» A < OH V % LI. I*
self «-onnecte«) with questionabh- procc«-«'- bis otfic«-, regardless of his “p«-rr--oiial receiving any revenue. Tlx- offending
M \ l! TH A ISA PAILY ( EX' I IT M NPAY.)
OIL CI.OTHS.
ings when lie w as deputy eolle<-tor. The ' opinion” and Id* mubshm-ss.
fishing party and the whit«- M-ttlers have
i
; m \ m Leave
Portland
Arriv» 'j ! ■ »’
affair i* an obi «torv, ami wa« conclud«-«!
Is-en threati-ne.l by the Indians, who
12.2.
r
>
I
’
.
M
Arriv«-
('»»rvalli-
l.»-.ik»-
1
:-
’
,
0
i>.
m .
Tin: Ciin-iupati Eii'j‘t<r< ' make- tin-
Linoleums.Rutçs Mats. etc
Dealer in
so far as the department is <-on«-«-rned
boast that while they ar«- few in numl«er
following startling statement
In no
ExrBKSH TRAIN’fbAlLY 'FX< El T SUNDAY.)
many months ago.” “Blake never sent
they «-an r<-eeive help from Imlians fur
country
in
the
world
is
tlx-
ndulterati.m
THE LARGEST,
JACKSONVILLE. OGN. a charge or letter to this department that
Lárp M. Lr tve
Portia «I
Arriv»• •»:no a . m .
ther up the river Kes-.lmg on the Klam
of fissl “o grossly carrie.f on as in thi*
m ; i ) o i- M. Arriv-*
McMinnville Lcav-• P»
did not receive full consideration ami in
ath in ttu- county are numerous Imlians
on«-.
Carloads
of
bin
kwln-at
husks,
ab
T
A full line in stock of
who woiihl I«« «I-light«-.! to indulge in a
V Alban, »nJ »'«irralli* c<>Dn--ct with train.of
vestigation,” sai<l Mr. Martin, chief of
WIN i . KI ( I.IVI 1» MY (iOODS DIRECT
solutely useless,si ll in • 'incinnat i markets
Or^on Pací*«.
p KOGEIM.
From tli< K.-i*t 1 am abb* to inak'-tl ® abov»» tlx- special agents' division. Mr. Blake, for a handsorn«- price to make ground . littl«- warfare, aixl if they aie <alle-l ii]»-
GENERAL BUILDING MAfERIM
Hfliivtior«. I k«»ep a full line of the latent who wa« «b-m.-rite-l beyond <l«*uht, ha«i
on they «ill certainly j-«m the 1S-1 Norte
IL KtiEHLF.ll
«». F. A Pa«.. Ag't
spices of. Hundreds of cats uf dried ap
ntyl.-n of
EvliinatcH Hii<i Erica List *»n npp’
Manager
a grmlge against Mr. Be.-«-h«-r, which
Indians. Tin- In.lians on the reserva
ples.
with
beet
juice
or
s.iflom
and
glv-
('«»nntry «»r !* th aFjHKdalty.
tion are s.-« unrig all the ammunition
finally became a mania with him, ami
' cerine, go into th«« manufai-tur«- of red
CLOTHS, TRIMMINGS. ETC
FACTORY AT WE1DI.FR> MILL
possible ami arms are ls«ing forwarded
lie deluge«! the department with let
, and yellow wines. GroumI black pr-p-
Sab'-irooiQH. cor. Thini and E Slp-ctH.
Wholesale <fc Ii«>tró’ D^al'ir® in all Varieties of
which I « th pr»‘t>iri-d to manufacture into ters intelxi«-«! to hurt Mr. Bt-ei-her's . |>er, put lip in fane?- pa« kag«-s, sells for to the whit«- settk-rs for protection. The
Co-. 3.1 «ni E Streets.
PORTLYNI) OREGON.
clothiiu’ <»f tin-nu«*t populnr mod« s
situation ksjks ba«i, and from the contin
standing. All of the complaints were
All w»»rk guarant«-e<! to tit. Give m«-a looked into ami found to Is- without half the price that you have to pay. ued threats of the Indians and their de-
>
call
u
«1
*<•••
f»»r
youTM-lv-H
tx-fore
you
purchase
‘
Beer,
wine
at.-I
spirits
—
ah.
well
|«erlia|«s
P( » R TI « A N ¡ >. < > 1 A
termined manner bloxlsbed will as
foumlation. In sjs-aking of tlx- case Sec
el-» where.
tlx-*«- should not Is« mentioned, as it is
suredly ensue.
PantH made for •■?»» (Ml and upward»».
retary Fairchild sai«l it was obi anil al
K ■ --n »- I t-ir.,;.hwl.
quit«« clear that they ought not to lie
J. A LARSEN.
most forgotten.
By
the
Thousand
!
Next
door
t«»
A.
G.
Colvin
’
«
drank extensively.
Art ¡¡si i<
OIE 03L-AT PCR DAY HOUSE
F ormci .i Kok IL«. C iioleka .—A for
Cure For Fib»
Th*- nid.TMgned tak*-« pb .i-utT in inf»»rining U’Bi I NDEBS1GNED IH NOW TAKING Oil
77»ew* <• Chattr« !
mula for a niixtur«« that is t<-|>«irted to be
Hi t'l - S-Ht-.
Piles
an*
fre<|Uently
preceiled
by
a
sense
th«- f.ubli- t- «• 1 - ha« • ik-u ■ « j "f » .»• B"-*rd- 1 dor* through Jackaon and J<>M'phine countii*.«
Tl. it i* to s»y. your iunr«. Al?*«» all .•x<-«-«-ilingly etli. a< ion* in Tennessee for
Asli Be«lr<>"in Sets from $30 00 upward, Everything in our store
ii g-! ou* a d E... I Sf *bl.» in tl ■/'•«*■■•«•rn portion for
of weight in tin- back, loins an<i lower part votir brt atliing inai liinyry Very wonder
«>f Ashlan«!. on ttc» old «tage, ,-oad. wh«»re hei«
of abdomen, causing the patient to sup ful inat liinery it i^. N’»»t only t he larger iiialadh-s «uming unde.- the «-onvenieut
marked
'wav
down
Call
ami
examine
before
purchasing.
now prepare«! t<» furninh
pose hr has some affection of the kidneys/ ajr-pn‘»Hitges, Lut the thousands of little lu-ad of “«bolera” is as follows: Extract
No Chi'.*— -niploy'sl and no «i-viation in
I of logwood, 4 ounces; bluestone, 4
or neighboring organs At times -ymp tube*» and < aviti<‘s leadin'.' troin them
The Best Accommodations
toms of indigestion are present, flatulency
° '-.’f.', - ■
ta ' '....... -
...... nt«.
When these are » logged mid • ln»ke»l with -Iraclim*; mix these with t> pints of boil-
Any kind raiiwd in a first < l.'iss Nursery.
uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A moi.s
I I.IAVIsroS l-roerietor
matter wbi»-li ou^tht not to be there, your ’ ing water. To thi.» add 1pints of tur-
Forman ntul I***-«-« »*« ,»n«--— »««*«iit th«-tim«-«.
Mi:m < ki or
ture. like perspiration, producing a vclj lungs cannot half «!<» their w«»rk. And i ;H-ntine, the «aim- quantity of kerosene,
Those wanting Troee this ’.all will <iow»*llto
<. i «.- in-- '-«*11 f.»ri«r.*f.»f w I ih « ! -»y.
disagreeabh*
itching,
after
getting
warn,
give
me
their
orders
as
1
will
guarantee
satisfar
niOS. MAYHFW
what they «to they cannot do w*dl.
I also of raw linseed oil. This makes 10}a
is a common attendant. Blind, B!re<linp
tion.
Call it rold. cough, croup, pneumonia,
I warrant all my trees if properly canal for.
fYL’NS. PISTOLS AND OTIIEK FIREARMS and Itching Piles yield at <«nc<* to the appli catarrh, consumpti«»n or anv of th«* family pint«, to which isadded als>ut 21 pinta of
Term* of payment easy. Produce taken at mar
*T r-naired in the best Mylo anil now on®a made cation of Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
. pok.-r<j<>t tea, ami tlx- w hole will make
I
to order Howing-marhinea also repaired and which «'let directly on the parts artected. of throat and nose and heal and lung ob
ket price- ltW lh«. »>f Peach S« nm I want»«!.
m-im«! will o!L*r »t |»nvd.* *al.»alitl.e
A. S. JOHNSON
struction«. all are ba L All ought to be got ««tie dose of <>m- pint <-a« Ii, for thirty-two
put tn first-class order.
FOB GOODS IN OVK LINE
Jacksonville. Oregon Aug. 1 1**3.
Prices toMuit the times and flat is fact ion guaran absorbing the Tumors, allaying the intense rid of. There is ju*t one sure way to get : hogs. Bluestone in this recei|ie is also
itching and effecting permanent cure. rid of them That i- to take P»o«chee'« <»er- i ealle-1 blue vitriol. A goo«l authority say»
teed.
.WAGON MATERIAL.
L. C. HEINRICHSEN.
Price "fli cent«. Addr< s«. The Dr. Boaanko man Syrup, which any druggist will sell
tr Give me a trial.
of this mixture : "As a preventive of dis-
CITY
BARBER
SHOP
R.
STRAIT.
Medicine Co.. Piqua. Ohio, "old at the you at 7'» c ents a Ixittle
t -u-r..««.-- T«»«l« »»ul pnv»t«-
<»f
1»»«'
Even if every >-ase, liv th«- «lestruction of disease
111
First
Street.
-
-
-
Portland,
Oregon.
Mrdfonl D-c 1«. 1«*k
( ity 1 >rug store.
H I-. Hur.- :«. TI « i« - ’•'«'• ■«¡-l-'-r’iinil» f«r »'•>
tiling else has failed you, you may dej»end
CALIFORNIA. STREET
< germs ami intestinal worms, the above
„n - wi-l'in* t-« P >c h«v«- •«•in«« tir»t-.-U»«« i-arniui«
upon this for certain.
I prescription is well suiteil to inspire con-
THE
LEADING
JEWELERS
OF
THt
NORTHWEST,
mnwnnl.1 <- ()
q \\\\, Vdminietmtor
Oregon
.
Jix ksoii « lile.
TLnVAp Hiatar«- fretful, peevish, Cl
th® Children. They are es- ildence in its etficiency.”
Wholebale
and
Retail
Deulera
hi
crO
sn,
or
troub!«-«l
with
M.«r«r!. ». IM
i
pecially liable to sudden
TH1 UNDERSIGN«
IS r i ELY Pii ”\RE1)
Colic,
Teething
Pains, or
* I.L I’l R8ONS INI’! Bl ED FOTHK E81 vi I Windy
Lirrr Pill».
nr-— a ——pev’
“PD
to do all w<»rk m his line in the beat man 'r and
WARNING
ofK. 1’. Hanna. •!♦•«•• ••!. ar»» re»m«H»ted to Stomach Disorders, can be relieved Colds, Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough,
1 Lv 1« .« uuuuk .
at reasonable pri.'ee.
Vse Dr. (iunn’.s Improved Liver Pills for
»••ttl»-th«
’
*atn
”
forthwith,
if
thev
wiflh
to
nave
etc.
We
guarantee
Acker
’
s
English
at
once
by
using
Acker's
Baby
Sootlx».
GEORGE K< Hl Ml 1
q*IIF rNDEKM'iNí I "I Fit' tY GIVI s WAIiN
coKt*. an the bufline-»« <»f thewetate rnu«t be wound
It saves wallow complexion, pimples on the face
Silver an«! Silver Plated Ware, Hp<‘w,tacl<* and Optical Good®» agents forth® Rockford
I i- U «I .'I : •< rr.-t-1 — rwill h.-riMfr-r beallovr-
It contains no Opium or Morphine, Remedy a positive cure.
Inos.rfolHixt hrs.! byti W. Hunt. Whil.sk« r. Or.
up without further delay.
piSHINii IA -I.I JOIN ITI» It’i’S I IN. N
hours of anxious watching.
Sold by ami bilioiisties«. Neve* «ickens or gripes.
•
I
.1 w
Ii.
h
.
HANNA.
Ih."»
S.;
c»-L'.-!.
Slid
by
hence
is
6afe.
(inly one Ira dose, bumpies free at City
ALL i.HODS LN THE LINE M VNUFMTUHEll TO OBDEK AND HEI’AIKEII
I' .i-graafl >• d
.»-d--*: ’ k I’l«'-'* r» «d*. -wiv«-k
l
A'lm
’
niMrator
of
the
estate
of
S.
P
Hannn
P'-»-
MH8.H.F.1SH.
City
Drug
htore.
Watch Ropairing carefully ex<‘cuf«d.
.
, • e
Drug Store.
|eai!»»FH,
Hr bc< k’, «n--1’»" *,w creerrt»rf
City Drug Store.
Uli- Best Sllt’i’p fui' \\ i-ol Slid 'lilttnll.
> Mi.
.*uu
i
uckag
’
M
sent
on
«luplicaliuu.
Cvai
au
-iic.it-.»
with
ua r »ore purchasing t'lec
etc.,
of
all
ai
«»e
at
-
’
OHJi
MILLER
’
S»
Jackbon vili«.. Dec. 1«. it»*».
i ! ! 11—I •? Ii
O-l l F *.|.
Hardware Tiiwan, Crockery,
A ili p i Jtivt’ly l>p n > KosprviitioBs.
Grant's Furnishing; GooAs
S»
>1«
l
<lt
«
»HC»*,
«
‘
V<Hi
Ynd everythin« tifluaHy fotiii'l in a hr«*t-cla>*
I' h «•!'♦»
.V Í
Tobacco, Cigars, Etc
THE PLACE
Tho garnis mu.st !»e
A >»A('1I I I H 1 : !
KIDNEY PAINS
BUY THE BEST AND BE HAPPY I
BLACKSMITHING
BREWERY SALOON
THE BEST STYLF
A33VST CABLSO'.i. Prsp.,
COR. A & 7th STREETS. MEDFORD, HR.
How’s
Your Liver?
FARM AND MILL MACHINERY!
CRONF.lflll.LER SBIROSF't'S
1 < ’ I a I i
51 noliiiiovy -
I ai JI«* of
WOODBURN NURSERY
Fruit, Stille Ornamental and Nut Trees
HOUSE PAINTER.
PARKE Sc LACY,
VINZS AND SHBUBBEZ7
NO APHIS ORLICE ONTREES.
MACHINERY!
WOOD. IRON ANC MINING MACHINERY
SAYV
.
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA TOPPING <fc HYDE
M ILI
. . .
,
Wm. Jessop & Sons’ English Cast Steel !
Oregon Kidney Tea !
CHAPMAN SAW MILL
The Mt. Shasta Route.
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER; ISSO
T. J. COLBERT,
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
A.H. MAECLY&CO.,
HARDWARE, STOVES ani TINWARE
J. C. CARSON
CARPETS
1887.
Sash, Doors, Blinds
WINDOW IND PLATE GLASS
PAINTS and OILS,
Ashland Boarding-House and FRUIT TREES
Feed Stable!
T
10 PER CENT. REDUCTION !
WAGONS, » PLOWS, IMPLEMENTS J. A. LARSEN.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
faokaonville. Oregon
F. S. CHADBOURNE & CO.,
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL TO THE HUNGKÏ&WEARÏ!
K
H
Fiirniturp, Beddi g, Upholstery.
lou'nit ure
n,
S*»p<*<*in 11V
1€. S'l’HAIT
FRUIT TREES & SHRUBBERY,
COR. FIRST & YAMHILL STS. Portail. Or
A Rare Chance!
SMOKE
PRACTICAL GUNSMITH,
>
>.
.
NOTHING SAVED BY SENDING EAST
THt LITTLE CUPIDS!
Settle Up Notice.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks!
I