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EDITOR AMO PROPRIETOR.
NEW TIMES BUILDINC
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MEDICAL
MISCELLANEOUS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
THE LADIES
SP»! 1887 SUMMER!
Southern Oregon nr-- h®r»*by informed that i
additi«»!) to a larg»* and «»legant line of
DRY AND FANGY COODS !
CIX)TITI XG,
FURNISHING GOODS HATS
BOOTS and SHOES,
w. >
NO-GBEDIT !
SPOT CASH !
Uon-i-ting <>f làidennd Hilk
tteruember, thee«» g«x»-ln are n-w and bought «ipoe»
the war in railroad rafea andare sold
H.nv es ,
2.00.
5.00.
8.00.
12.00.
25.00.
Golden C Sugar in 8arre!s a! 6 Cents per pound !
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CROCKERY. ETC
1 II )S1 IE BY" !
SCROFULOUS HU > ORS
haxdkekchiefs Cheap loi* <’ii*ili !
CORSKTS,
^opliyi-
L-tbt spring I was v«*ry nick. l>«-mg
with M»n««* km«! «»f scn-fuln
lit® <l«»ct«»i
not li®lp n««T. I whs H<iviM-d to try t-.«* (
R«-solv®nt. 1 «iid mo . and in :» >! h > 1 gr«*
kb «1 b«-tt»*r, ui til I am h - w - !1 h * •■v»*r.
you for it v«*ry much, luui wouhi lik«*to
l«)l«l to tlit* public.
EDW. HOFFMAN. N<.«t^i)ttl®bor«>, Mto-
rh
t’ountry Pr«».iuc«» bought and sold; also. Wool.
Hides. Fur» and D-er Skins Solicit ord-rs for
Lumber
SKIN DISEASE CURED.
MAX MULLER,
An«! many «>t her thirgs t«n» numerous to mention,
1 hav- also .M-i !)r»*i th»* services of a
linai Du»tr« •t
lay- in Yp*
<»««r htfle moi ' will h«- four yean* <»f age on the
25lh met
li May. 1 km 5. he wkm attack«»«! with a
very ¡»ainful nrcMking cut of tli«*Hkin
W®call-
®il in a pli>Hiruti) who tr® tt»*<1 him f«»r al>uut f«»ur
wo«*kM. Th® child r«»ceiv®d little or no *.<«>«1
from the tr«-atri«‘nt. hi - tl.«* br aking «»ut. huj »-
pot>»*d by th«* physician to behiveM in tyt ■ ggra-
vatiai form. b«*cam«» largwr in blut«'h«*H nnU mon-
anti mor® ihatroHaing
W«» w«»r«- fmquontly
obliged to get up in the night an<i rub him with
Maia in water, -trong htiim«*«!t-, etc Finally, w««
calhsi other physician«, until no I»*®« than mix
had fittvnit«-d to cure him. all alike failing, »nd
th® child-t‘-a<iily getting worn«* an«! w<«r»*H, until
H>K>iit the 2>i»h of laHt July, when w»- b«»gan to
giy«* him < 'uti<‘iira R»*H«»iv«*nt internally, and th®
('utieum. Hnd ( utirura 8«>ap externally, and by
the laht of August h«* whm mo nearly well that w«-
gave him only on«» <!«>-•• of th«* r«*t*«»lv<*nt about
«'very Mec«»n«i «lay for about ten day« longer, anti
h«» ha® nev«*i been troubled einc»* with th«* h«»r-
nbl«« malady. In all w«- iiNed 1»* mh than one-hulf
of a bottl«- <»f Ciiticnra R«'solv«*nt. a little 1«- mm
t han one box <>f ('uticura. and only <»n<* cake of
('uticura Soap.
II H. m ix CajiiK,. IU«
Subscribed and sworn to b«*for® n»«* thisttb
« N Coe. J. P.
day of January.
These gonds were bought in the East aud cannot be exo-tlled in qual­
ity or price.
TOBACCO. GROCERIES.
A lieautiful line of
ms. KT
< i<wnq<>s
irrrr*M ?
Boy’s School Suits, 5 to 11 years,
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11 “ 17
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Youth’s Suits, breast 33 to 37 inches,
Mens’ Heavy Suits, $10.00 and
Four-button Cutawny Suits,tine goods,
nil S'tin and Scalp
Sne -(«ily Cured
Bv Cuticura.
An '
OF NEW SPRING
railes’ Furnis
SM< Ö. 1
m m s »
•a® <’«»urt
itun®
I lh-t,»b®r
xi
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GRANDEST & LARGEST COLLECTION
lt<» mj stock th«» f«»l!«»wing class of
Is. of viüich 1 have a full line:
orMTi.
•n* <«f W-iMcn; R®pr«*«*®ii
, tev h. <\>;mty Jn«ig**. A.
*.» M J.»- .» m . «A Loftus;
rt. Y..J. Charlton; Tr«*an-
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ii».*rint®n'lent, A H.
BA3Y HUMORS
ANOTHER REDUCTION
Everyone 8h'»ul«l G<» und 8®<* thi*
MILLINERY !
L Hink*. It
-nrf M. I). I’hlb
-r. H. H.
G raen--.
Mr Frank M-i'.tisky says That your ( uticura
Ib-nw-'li-- cured h'- b»»> of a skin dis'-ase uft*r
s-vcral doctors had fail»-d t«» help th- b«»y. He
spent ov-r <»ne hundred dollars with doctors.
I ut icura Reni’-difr* cur-d him.
J.E I lb FAN V Pl-asant Mount. Pa.
PoMtottice Building.
FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER.
<'nt»ciira. thc«r«*îtt si»
Snap pr««pur« •! fr««ni it. >
R«-A»lvent th»- • «-w 1»I« mm 1
!» p«»-itiv«- : un- f«»r »-v« l\
iitH««a>® fmiu pirujtl«-.- («»
AFINE STOCK
AT HIE SAN FRAN« IS( <)
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Now is Your time to Gel
P. P. PRIM.
BARGAINS’!
\ rroKNEY .f I iil’X'
VARIETY STORE !
ALL THE REMAINING GOODS
NEXT IM’OB TO 1’. O.
• 4»
tv.lt nr fl
«Mi F .
< \xim:<. M rs
pi i*i -i. i aros ,
xorioxs < r ri.niY
srxrioMin \ limms
r<>n\< « o.» « i< i are n i s
nd SHOES.
BOOTS
Hardware. Tinware, Crockery.
VE'.
Jar kann ville»
THE PLACE
Vr i. aw
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OH! MY BACK, MY BACK!
ItllltOH I» OS» MIM 1».
Aching backn, l.ip^.Hiid sides, kni*
n»-y and utet me p-iins. w<»akm*s«* and
mtlammation. rhtumatic, n«*uralgic.
tscialii’
siidl-n. rharp und nervou*
pains, «’oiigtiH. cold* and strains r«*-
li«-*•-«! in on« iniiiut«* by that n»-w, original, «-le­
gal.t and infalhl«h« antidot«* to p.on hi d intiam-
mation.th- uticur i Anti Pion r:a*t-r ’¿f» cts .
tiw for $!. a: all «huggLsts or l’ott-r Drugan«!
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BUY THE BEST AND BE HAPPY !
—TO <JEI YOUR
«• prompt
Ji y
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HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
Oregon.
Mt'dfo'd,
Tl.o goods must bo
< >ur goods ar-the b«*st and guaranteed as r«*pr»»
sentisi. Prices low, as w»» <1<> not propose to be
undersold.
W. F. W1I.LI ' MSON.
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CHOICE FRUITS IN SEASON.
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\ rroKXEY
il'.'s.'rvatious.
Knd »’viTything usually f«mn«l in a tir?.»-ria.--
Variety Store. AS««.
Tobacco, Cigars, Etc
Ogn.
ACTUAL COST PRICES !
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Gent’s Furnishing Goo ds
» «U J
I I !'•
are being wflered for sale at
< !G \RH.
JEWELRY.
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, HATS. CAPS
Oregon.
¡•»th® niucoiiM ni’-mhran®. that wonderful
i ¡-fluid • nv»-h»| •• *-111 r<>!in>ii hr th»* d>*li«-afe ti®-
• «>f tlx- air kj «1 !<»<>«i
that < atarrh
k«- its-trongl . Id
(►»«•<■ pHahh*h« d. it «*ats
«» t «• v«-i> vi’ai*. and r-•n«i*.-iM life t>ut a 1«»•!«*’-
drawn br«*a’h <’f nn*«-rj ai'd «iiM»a»,«’ duKing th«-
M<*nM«» «»! ii®.«ri>i». ti .mrni-lhntf th** power «f
►pe.>i,. «i-Mtroyinc tti«-fa<*ult> of sineli. tan t ni*
t
••nt it. H d kdiiiu: tl>»«'»»ti!i»*d |»i«-a~iir»'M <>f
t .»!«■. 1: t*:du<>u-1>. Hy rn’r-pinit on fr«»rn k *ini-
|>h*c«dd m th - h«-ad. it K-Heil’* th«* ni«*inhrnn<»UM
linui« and ei.vehn.i-e the ! h » t .«**>. ««atin« thr«»«.gh
the <i«-li< ah* «••»it" ai d «HUMing iiiflainmati«»n.
tdougliing led «I'-ath. Nothing sh<»rt of total
«-radinaii« i. will *♦■• no- 1.« idih t«» the patient and
all ali»-viati\< :>n-r-nni'lj proi rm»tinat«»d ■ ufler-
ing*. i<*adnig t«» k fatal «• i intnai ¡«>n
Sanfuni’*
R»<<j < d < in- , !•-. i*AalH’ -»n u'.d t»y int«*rnalad-
nn: lMlfati'»- . I.a-i.'-v.-r fail« «i; «-v«*n
< ii » ■ ).-*•• h;— ui:»«!«* frightful iur -id-
<•<)’.-< I'itHH'M. ■' «*.»niig. M.neli i’id f
<1
re<-«»vt red. an«! th«* dit-i-.vu’thoriMigh
Kantord*«« Radi«*al l nr»* «•«»•.iHiet- «
ut tlx Radical < no-. <• ■ l»”X « .«tar
and out* ¡uipr«>y«8i li hal«*r. ne.dl;
on«» ¡.*<-kag - wi'h f'‘il «li -< ti<»:.-
A. G. COLVIN, JACKSONVILLE, OR
GROCERIES
DePKA IT.
A WORD ABOUT CATARRH
nt the Old Stand, of
CALIFORNIA ST., JACKSONVILLE.
JXCISSMVIllt. UGH
ATTOKNF.Ya<’«»l’XSEI.«»R-AT-I.AW.
THE TIME» JOB OFFICE
is more complete by far than any other in South­
ern Oregon, and compares favorably with any in
the Htat®. Job Printing of every imaginable
description doneat 8aa Fraociaco rate®.and in a
prompt and first-class manner.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY. AUGUST
VOL. XVII.
X III»»nti
>r»-** -il"
BLACKSMITHING
tention.
H. K. HANNA.
ASfE.X TOT MT. PITT.
H'OO/WA TOOTH rH K*.
THE XT ATE EA1H.
Win. Piiutttand <i. ¡1. Watt, with W.
J. Fitzgerald aw guide, aarended Mount
Pitt on the 22d, says tin* Sriitinel. The
anrent was ma«ie from th«* northcast,
which is one oi tin* ino-4 difficult ¡mint*
of ath ent on the mountain, consi<h*raf>h*
of the distance having to he i tad«* in the
snow, which is steeper than the roof of a
house and a very little slip would have
precipitated the party on the rocks l»e-
luw
It required six hours to inakt* the
accent. They found thetopof the moun­
tain nothing but rock, which com* to a
sharp peak from which they could stan«l
and look down th«* si«h*s of th«* moun­
tain in every direction. To the south
ami west th«* view was greatly obscured
by the .-mok«*, hut to th«* north and east
a fair view of th«» various mountain |»« aks
and many lak« s, including Klamath,
A San Francisco dispatch of Julj
says: Jerome Huntington, of Detroit,
Michigan, l«*ft for Oregon this evening.
He goes with the intention of looking at
the timber in that State, particularly in
the southern portion, with a view to
starting a to<»thpi« k ia<*torv. Shaking
of th«* most de.sirahle timluT for this
piirfios«*, Mr. Huntington said: “Sugar
pin«* is the bent. It is straight, clear- '
grained, white wood, ••asilv « ut up. An- '
other thing, it is sweet to the taste. Now
redwood would bi* gr«*at for toothpicks, |
were it n«jt that th«* taste is a little bitter, '
and the color is not <*xa«*tly fashionable.
P«»opl«* want a I’tchrrrhr thing hi tooth-
picks the Baine as in anything else. A
man down near Bar Harbor « ame near
financial failure a year <»r two ago bv
getting into this business, pi*t berati“**
he «lidn’t consult th® popular fast«-. Hi*
had an i«lea that he was going to mak«* a
barrel of immey «»ut of th--se rr«l t««oth-
picks, ami shipped soim* down to New­
port and Bar H u !»'). . The fashionables
wouldn’t touch them. White was what
they wanted, and they refuse«i to take
an v other, ind their decision tix«*d the
question for every other place. Ten
thousand dollars will probably start me
in business.
\ large a nouiit of machin­
ery is not r«*q'iited, hut it must be go si.
There is now a monopoly in tlie t»M»:h-
pick business, th«* same as there is in
coal oil, and what is known as th«* Na­
tional Toothpick Association has the
bulge on the business all over America.
At the present dat«* they make about ten
billion toothpii ks a year, lx*sidcs con­
trolling th«» mills at Belmont, N Y.,
Fon-du-lar, Wis., ami Harbor Springs,
Mi«-h
Th«-ir principal works ar«* in
M line, however. W«* think we can
• • itch the tra I • of th«* Pacific coast, and
<•’»11\ -pr • r! «»v.*r tiie mountain - t«/
th«* I'i*t. Peopl«* must have t<sithpi«‘ks,
and we intend making a superior article.
FU hii what 1 have heard of the pineries
of J < *|»hili<*
orably ¡mor«*"«* 1 wit i that region. B«*
the < .liifoma <k <heg »n road is
now nearly v«)rnpl«*t<*«l, making an all­
rail loute to l\rtlan«l, ami thus virtually
with the entire\:oast, an<l tla* location
will in* go«si ot^Nthis aei u'int.
People
ar«* inclined to laugh abo«it the subject of
freight in connection with toothpicks,
y»*t it is no inconsiderable item. Th«»
National A *-<»«• tat ion 1 have r« i«*rre«l to
got out over fifty carloads oF toothpick*
this year up t«> June last. You can al­
ways g t in and out. to la* h»«,At«-d o■; tin*
lin«* of a raiho.i'l. Y >ur ma«'hine«y an 1
«*v«*rv thing alsmt tie* busim**s «’an h •
hamiled b«*tt*»r. Mv br«>tli.*r, now in
Michigan, will probably join in**. W«*
ought to get started hv Octolrer anvwav.
The Oregon etate fair of 1887 promises,
we at«* assure«I by th<» managers, to be
on»*of th«* rn«»sf interesting and «uccesfi-
fill in the history <>t tlie State Agricultu­
ral Society. It w&h l»egin on the 12th oi
>«.jrt.-mlHT an 1 continue through the
week lolluwing that date. It is certain­
ly a g«>«ei mdi« ation t«y see liberal pre­
miums ofL*;ed for special exhibits of ce­
reals. gtasM*s and vegetables, while some
effort
e\i«leuily lieing made to arise
the long rtlutnhering interest that u.**ed
to inakt* the gbjwing match at the fair a
thing for the eager competition of far-
......
m«*i’ „ s l»«»ys. Another oawui«Mu<K
encouraging «rar
feat-
ur.* is th«* tearing down of th«» obi weath-
er-beaten Isiotiis, when* games uf chance
and huckstering were <arried on for
inanv v«*ars in a way that robbe«! the un-.
sophistii*ate«i countt* Isjyof his cash, ami
t fight him his first lesson in gambling.
But f -u ls»oth- will l«e rent«*d Upon the
fairgrounds thia year, it is said. £n<!
the«*“ will I m * restricte«l to l«*gitimate
uses.
As usual, however, the races will
th«- prim«* feature of the fair and will R*e
«•ur«* the highest premiums amlilraw* the
biggest «’ owd. A number of horses ate
alrea«Iv in training. There is no ques­
tion hut this feature of tuc fair is m*<'«*ss«
arv t«> it - sma-e-s, financial an«l popular,
an«l when the management give th«* at­
tention that is due to the agricultural
part of th<* exhibit that is an indispeu-
salde feature to an agricultural ami in-
<lu-tfial fair, the farming public will have
loss complaint t«» make of the way the
thing is maiiag'*«! an ! will show a greater
«!esi:c t«j ai«i it by their pre«*enee ami
j ati'inag«- than has liven th? case fur
some years. The aociety has for several
vears b«*-n having th»* hard «*xperie!K*e
of living d«»wri the l»«t 1 i« putation aeqiiit-
•*d By .fi*lit! ••ent ami careless manage­
ment -xt«*n«ling «»ver a ¡»eriod of a dozen
or lie>rv years. Its honest elf »rts in this
•lire» tj >n « ♦• wo thv «if «-ncourag«*im*nt
and
tlv ext«*iit that the exhibit this
1.11! I serves pat <»nagc w<* h««pe that it
w il receive it — Portland Tilt grant.
On a pil<! of small r«M*k was found
re«* cane. On th«* out-i«!«* of I lie cans
«• follow ing was found : Will Matthe»,
S. Vandyke, S. B. Low’, Peter Barne
irg, Phoenix, Aug. 30. 18K3. Also J.
McDonough, »lohn Klippel, August
1885.
In another place was foun I the name
K Kerr without a «late.
insid«* of a can on an envelop«» appear­
ed the name of Wm. Turnham, Sam’s
vall«*y, Aug. 2 >, 1844.
On a car«I was written M B Kerr, to­
pographer IT. S. <rolugic d Surv«*y, K.
('. Kerr, Washington, D. (’ , ami I. R.
M« Bri«le, (’alifornia,
Assistants, .Line
26, 1886, 2 «lays from Ashland.
On another pa|»er was the follow ing :
Wm. Matthes, Petvr Barneberg, W. S.
Vandyke and Harr y Matthes. Feeling
greatful t«j th«* ( i
his mer«*y ami woi
his h'essing for a
same pai»m was tl
ens. Table Kock.
Aii'tl'-i pap ru 1 Vi the following in
f«»rmati«»n: Mt. I
2S minutes north.
Is minutes west, ;
h i-i a line «ira a n
suh-titlitrd. Sign
<*ade seeti«)U, Pa<
mvnt of < i’*ogr.iph'
3'1. 1SSB. Re!« rr<
423’» Ashland 1S74
From tins point Fish iak«* Lear- s
■ b-g<. east, F«»ur Md«* lakeS «>7 «1
< hi another pup« r w<- «* th«» name-of
ufijs Moo r’s surveying party, giving
h* bill of fare as follows :
ENTREES :
Bread, Bacon ami Beans.
dessert :
Pip«*, Snow and Ice (’ream.
A LI«««! to th«* abov«* was Julv 23. 1SS7,
I i- m
G H. Watt and W. J. 1 itzg« r
abl ascend«*«! I»y ba< kboni* «>n whi« h is
situated the big i<»«-k, leaving S c I khi I
Supt Wm. Fti** 1. of .Li- k-«»n (
. at
sn<»w line to r«-cup«*»ate, wl et
\\ >•
P«-< t to tin«! him on <»ur i«*ttnn.
L ater .—3 f. m . I have arrived.
Wm. F iet
After th«* patty ha«l enjoyed tt
s««lv»-s rolling rocks «low n th«* mount
they returne«l in alsxit thr«*«* h«»ui
thvir < amping-pla« «* at Twin lakea.
VmiKNKY A rorX'ELOK \F LAW.
IN
DONE
BREWERY SALOON THE
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Oregon
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.1 M’KSONV if.I F. OREGON
I'till
Wrtt»* f«»r <'HtH*.«»gu®.
and th- I-a« ling papers can always be found on
ta»* tables.
S|H..|al pain* taken t<» arc«>nim<Hlate patron*
anti vi.itor*. < all anil a. tt me.
A H. < AIU.HO.S
at ‘hi* pia«*»* I .-k a h I ikt »*
i-* *t><*ti«»ii. « all* att»,it<l'*'I
Fruit. Shis Ornamental and Nut Trees
T. J. CRESS
PHY8L 1 \N SI RGEON ANI» V < (>l< IH VR
HOUSE PAINTER.
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NI 11 vili Ill'l’V
TRINK BROS. I'li’L. (O., fort I Anil, Or., or
I RONI HII.I.EK A IIIRIHiEY, Agent«». Jack*>nvili® <>»
VUTZS AND SHDUS2EKY
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
noaphisorliceontrf . es
MACHINERY!
PRICES
WOOD, IRON INC MINING MACHINERY
JACKSONVILLE, OR
•: .l-d t.
|*r«»f«*»*®i>>'
nigh’
« imaiiltnt
«»th
House Painting, Paper Hanging I
Frescoing, Kalsommi .g. Etc.,
GEO O DeBAR. M. D..
i’ll Y SI < I IN A N I> S E RG EON ,
Jacksonville, Ore ,o :
Don® in a tnpvrior niHnn«»r and at pri«***« t«» suit
•h««ti.n»*s. Ir •fer ro th»* ;-»•>« of p-iintr g I hav«>
pr»*vi«»iiNly «i«»- •» for recommendation. Satisfac-
, •T' Giv.- ¡«i
Onl.TM i-ft
i®«-»‘iv«* pr..nii>
Odi*’ml f - I-«- ■ tall'«
tur... t:
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Other fr>'«-*a .1 ■Cirubi»'*ry fiiriii-*h.»«| r«as«»nahly
S«*n«l f«»r ataloirn«* '•»
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CALIFORNIA TOPPING & HYDE
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Graduate *»f th«* M
Kentucky.
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0P.EG0N,
CARPETS
OIL ClOTiiS
Li no lea ins, da -.4 Mats etc.
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J. C. CARSON,
Hvision.
Arriv«-H;l'» ? m .
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M;uiam*r
lÜTES.ÎÀTiJdAL
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Feed Stable!
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Th*» i:i I14»,»»«I t ike* pleasure tn informing
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tr.i: • i.a- ' ik -n «-¡.arg« <>f th»- B«»ard-
u:g- <»u-' a:ni F«-»*«| S t able m the ••astern portion
>f AshlHii'i. «»n «1« • oi l -tage-mad. wh«*r«» he 1“
now prepar»««! to furnish
•r
I^ViMtW
.nplop-a »nil
X«» < hia®
Ohar. f-«*.
M.mUXAcente: b-lgin*.'
-J ’«•«.. .« .-»-i r®.
E. LEvVlSToN Proprietor
A Äare Chance!
TI»pnM.' »r- h.-r.'1,? i:..t s.d Oi.-.
• ig'i.d will <»B«r
pri»»te *»l*‘ ,111
nnd
Pris«'» List on applicut-on
(’«mntry orders a spnciulty.
FA( 1ORV AT WEIDLERS MILL.
The Best Accommodations
F«»rman an«i
At prie»»® f<» suit th® times.
Givi* m® H call for pn»<>f «»f what Isay.
I HOB. MAY HEW
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WAGON MATERIAL
< arr.age Tool« and private rfleets of the lat®
H. P Hmna. Thn n» « rar® opp«»rtumty far an)
on«* wishing to purchase some hrst-«'las»carriage
material. ®ti
H K. HANNA. A.in,ini»tr»tor
Mirch y. 1HH5
SHHGPiHIRt. Dt.Wi‘ SHIP,
SMOKE
THE LITTLE CUPIDS!
'P ii FNDERSlGNEp HER' UY <ì!VI
I i’’u tt a» io ’r—»pacing will h-rc iftor b-all«»'
«*d on the l*h farm. Yll perenne ir.t*r.wt*»«l w
pleaM* take notice.
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jNcicMtn v » !
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Any kind raised in
a
XOÏIIING
Oregon.
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THE UNDERSIGNED IS FUT.EV npEPARED
m do all w«»rk in his I»« ® in th® I»«,» m.tnn-r'mil
■it r®;«fu»nabl»> prie®®.
•4FGRGF SCHUM PT’
D;
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diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks!
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di N MILLE
EAST
L. C. HEINRICHSEN.
Firat S«roet.
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Portland. Oregon.
THE LEADING JEWELERS OF THE NORTHWEST,
STUFET
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SAVED BY SENDING
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LARSEN.
A B ad B atenin .—AV. K. McDaniel,
ex-|«ost master at
Harri-burg,
Linn
county, was arrested last week on th«* in­
formation tiled by U. S. Attorney Mc­
Arthur, on a charge of embleazihg II.-
126 from m«»ney order funds while lie
held th«* «»ffice from which he was re­
moved. Hi- alleged guilt was discovered
last Mandi, but for some reason, he was
not arrested until the 17th instant? He
was examim*«! Itefore « oinniissioncr Wai-
t >u an I li« 1 ! in a Iron«! of |I imm to await
’. S. grand jury, inOc-
i
th«* action of the I
C.
i next. Tli«
•veienre ag.i’iist him
ms to sub-dau*iat<* l is guilt, l.ut the
a tion oi th • c »inmissiotier, in fixing hia
bon«! .it 1 “»s than the amount which lie
is charged with eml»!«*z/.ing |M»int* to the
unn* ta.nty r-*g.«r«ling th«* matter. Me-
Ih.nabl u«> among the lh*|»ubli«*anH
whom I’ c-'idioit Cle\» ian«i <b < lined to
r«*niov<* f««»m olfice until he was proven
to I m - an “otfi-nsive partisan.’’ His final
• li«pla<***m**nt th«* «*tusr gives* key tutho
President’«* delimit ion of that, liitberto
imletinat«* phram*. Before a Republican
olfi««* holder falls under the ban, he
must 1>< « ««me a convi< te«l thief. Detno-
• -rat j<* applicants for federal noBition,
•diotd I f«««*l thankful that so luci«l an ex­
planation is given them. They will
I«« r after uiiderstand that nature of the
charg*-- necessary to luing in order tu in-
dneeth«» P««*sident to “turn the raacal
o'.it.’’—
T h i M v iiiNi .--The « tv is rais ed that
Shat in ill u- <1 th«* nicchine to toist bis
Loom 11 P««n ti««* | h .>ph* thr iugh thè Ohio
Itcpubl ican «•onvrntion. Ttii« is a most
liain.i.'
tluust at the wnator’s wind
boom <>l balltatll, aii<i it is likely to let
mir of the air out of it.
aitnx'
It has such a
natural -omul, tl,a<. ajilml to the fact
that Sl.ernmti'a imtmuih I attendance an a
a delegate to tl>e < o< litioii, it is well cal­
culate'! to tmn the ctoinache of a Ring-
ridden |»eopl«* against him, Then, too,
¡»lain«* is > entirely iria* at this moment
from any •onneetion with running the
machine, tin
uitraet will Ojierate neav-
ilv a, un-t Sherman, and may lead to
Ins d«*« i iw ovi-rthio« . even in the dis-
tri« ts of Ohio. Mr Blain-does not even
hol«i an office, lie never touches a card
in rtinning th«* politics of his State. But
Sherman evhiently hangs on by the ma-
<*hiiH*. ami ha«i to put its great power in-
too|H»ration in order to shut out if poaaible
thetid«» that ua> likely to carry Ohio fur
Blaine's nomination. H«* may think the
convention end<»re«*inent will save Ohio
to him. hut hi* <*vid»*ntly f«*ais the im * o -
pl«* in the < <»ngie.->i«»UHl «listti« t> when
'!<*l«*gat<** are to I m * «*le« t« «1. Ami well he
may frat them. When Blaine Iwgins to
play u|M»n th«* Mting «»f their sympathy
they wiil
upon Shenna” as an
nsur|M*r, and j>mt as likely .is not
Bla.m* will I m * iioi nina««*«1 by acclama­
tion. Th«* |M«ople are against th«* machine.
F rank I. i mii ’ s S inhas M ai . azixi
aH««r m pleasant iui«i*umiiaer reading fur
all. >toii«*s ami |»u< ms abound and yet
th® claims of those who like more solid
reading are not ovcilookc<i. The eyes of
all are now looking toward France, the
articles on “Chantilly,** the Due d’Au-
male’s pricely gift to the Ereni’h nation,
ami the entertaining description of ‘Metz
its Monuments ami Memories,' wil* be
especially attractive. Both articles arc
profusely illustrated.
Dr. Talmage’s
sei mon is ‘ fit** Ships of War/ ami was
«iehver« «1 by him to the Veterans of the
I il«*s are frequently precedeil by a sense
irfrz- Th» »»t n CltaHf'e.*
Aim-rii an Navy on the day l«efore lk*c-
of weight in th«* back, loins and J«»wer part
Also all oration Dav, at the s]«e«*ial request of
That i- to say. your lungs.
<»f ubdonien, causing lb«* patient t«> sup-
na< Ijitw'ry
V« ry w<»n«1er
v«>ur
br«*nt»iiiuj
th«*
men oi th«* navy, both north and
p<»s«* In* h «s sum«* anection <»f the kidn<*y*-
tn» marliUK y it is. Not. only the larger
ami
editorially he dincitSOM
» or neighb«)ring organs. At ti»n«*s «.ytnp
but the thmi'ittoh of jittb south,
touts of imligrstion are pre-ent. Hatuh nry
“Sympathy and Common S«*nse.’’ “Lit­
tub«-- ami cavi ties le:oiing troni th<*ni
unvaMn«'>s of tla«* stomach, etc.
A nr»is
When the-e are < h»gg«,d an<l choked with erary Pillage," appro|»os of some recent
M KDEORD. <>K
tur<*. like perspiration. pr«Miueing a vei
matter which ought not to be then . votir « Larges of plagiarism, an«l “Streak«! of
di->agre«*ab!«* itching, after getiimr warn I
half do their work
\ . Light in the Cloud.’’ Those who have
i* a < n«.*.ni'»n attendant. Bl.nd. Bleeding lung- cannot
/It NS PISTOLS AND OTHER FIREARMS
they cannot do well.
follow«*«! the couise of the two aerial
an«! Itching Piles yield at once to the appli­ what they <i«>
Il repaired in th«* b***’ -»yleand new ones made
croup pneumonia.
<'ali it ¡<»1«L cough,
c<»iigh. croup,
st«»ries, “in exchange for a Soul,’’ by
to order Sewing-machine« also repaired and cation of Dr. Bosank«»'s Piie Renieiy, t -«tarrh. < in-umpti«
inMinipti« n or
«>r any «»t thr family
which act directly on the parts aflect«*«!.
Miss Linskill, and “His Banner Over
nut in first-class order.
of throat and no-«* am! Imai and lung o!>-
Pricer to«‘iit th»*tim«*': andsatisfactH’n guaran- alisorbing the l utnors. allayingtlievitense
strm.-tions. h II an* l»a-l.
All ought to hr got I i Me,*’ by Miss Mathews, will be special­
itching am! eflecting perinmcnt cure
rid of. There is just on«* snr«* way to get ly interested in this number, for excit-
pF- Give me a trial.
Price .'si cents.
A«idres*. I h«* Dr Bosanko
A«idrw
R. HTRAIT.
rid <»f them. Th tt is to take Boschee’s Ger- ; ing periods are reached, and the two
I M«*dieine Co..
... Piqua.
I-iqun, Ohio. >ul«l at the
mar. Syrup, which any druggist will sell short stories, “The Convict’s 'Message,’’
Medford Dec Is. 1W6.
• < ’ity Drug l*toi
you at 7.'» cents a bottle
Even if every­ i by Florence B. Hallowell, anil “A Ro­
Xr' -
thing else ha> fail«*'l you, you may de|>emi I
mance of an old Dress, ” bv Millie W.
upon this for c« rtain.
A »ndreliableSledicinMarrthebest
i CarpenU r. both convey excellent morals.
H
II. S'l'KA Irr
PRACTICAL GUNSMITH
FOB GOO»» IN OUK LINE
CITY BARBER SHOF,
leader«,
etc. of all
j><*<*înlt y
Í»
COR FIRST i YAMHILL STS. Portland. Or
Th«»«® wanting Tr«** thia '.ill will do w-Rto
give me* th«-ir «»nlers. ah I will guaranty»® AAtisfa«
tior..
I warrant all my f re®*« if properly rar«»«l for.
I’crmA of paym®nt «w*y. Pr«»«hic'» taken at roar
k»*t price. l«x»' lb®. <»f P.-ach H»»ed WAnt«*d.
A. S. JOHNSON.
Jackf*«»nville Oregon Aug. 1 isss.
’l>HI \G TACKLE JOIN 1'1
111F
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fl-urn»«»« nnd <»;b»d-Hi !k 1
l-’lll'llit lll-o
Everything
in our store
Bedroom Sets from $30 00 upward. ------
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’wav down Cail and examine before purchasing.
/
first « I h *»» Nurw^-y.
CALIFORNIA.
l»t l<*
I
FRUIT TREES & SHRUBBERY.
.1 nrkaoii ville.
WARNING
« -r.
riir i \ dersígnei > is now íaking
I dors through Ja« kson and Josephine cou
for
■J
Furniture, Bedding. Upholstery.
By the Thousand !
Oregon Kidney Tea
K
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Wholesale Jt Retail D aln*« in all Varieties of
H/tl.^r«<-»>r. Third nnd E 8tr»*««*h.
PORTLYND OREGON
<>K.
Fr:: -luce
F. S. CHADBODRNE & CO
l‘.Ktii«»nt«*8
Í0 TIE HU.iGrfï & WEsRÏ
Ashla id Boarding-Hnuse and FRUIT TREES
£ Sti.eta.
o
MZRCHANT TAILCH.
A full Imo in stock of
GI.NEKAL BUILDING VA TI BIAL.
A n I ndian >< are —Four nati\«* sons
of O:«*g«»n,— 1 «»ui th«* Kla’iiath rv-«-!\<i-
tion,—« amped all day Trmsday on tin*
sidewalk in front o! Billy Mca«i’s Roy al
Rout»* oflic«*, and a- ' tin- glorious King
of Day” a-« »*ml«*'l th«* hi avens ami beat
«I dwii on the cuil» stone wh«*ie they w«*r?
seate«i, with all his pristine caloric, th«»
liubl«* r»*d men grew athiist, amiad«l
—
ing Billy in th ir nativ«* tongue, with
which he is of c«»ur-«* familiar, toij him
th«*v wanted to flo«)«l their lower levels
a id wanted to «io it right away. With a
silver salv«*r Wiliiarn p*av«*d ’«any —
M a l and brought out a guhlrt <>1 ic<» wa­
ter, which was partaken of in grim si-
lenc«* by th«* hf/'is fyhtt»— a •ceieinony
that w as gone through in just th«* same
sty !<• by the rest <»f the gang, ami then
without chang«* of expression they again
lira* themselves on the curl»stone. Billy
«lidu't lik’* ihei. imjroliten *ss a bit, and
! getting a litth* warm about th«* crav«*t,
I calle«! out from Lehiml a safe breast work
in his office.
rhe next time you duffers
' want a drink, y ou’ll have to say ‘thank
you’ in advance ” “Don’t you know
what’s th«* matt« r with 4enj, Willie?’’
« rird out theloild I h » v of th«* (’. P. toad,
a couple of «loors up the stre«*t. “You
don’t uml«*rstaii«l th«* Indian customs,
They’re ma«l as fir«* a! oil Inn ause you
h in t bring out your oft’n*«» chairs f »r
‘«•in, >••?'.’ Sam>* a* y roti d«» f< »r ofh«*»'
r* a ini mu prised
-• y •U I»< f«.i«* tliey
; i %■ «hcv’ie hang
? You «»ught
1 sit on K«*n
rjis«*«l among
<) iiaull«* ’em.
fice closed earl
»lit tin* savag(*s
treet sprinkler
«lehi’ge«! them.
10 PER CtNI. REDUCTION!
TíiokMonville. Oregon
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS
Portland
Arrive 9 (»o \. M.
Mcdiunvdl® L**av•• Vi.' a . m .
V Al winy and i'«»i valli* -onri-ct with train® of
’reg.in Pacitic.
METRO!’« ’LIS.
Ct>C> 31 . Dl
vi. !,«• .V»»
M. Arrivj
make som«* inunev out
I «» reion
L and
M onupoi . ies .—The
c«»u: .«<* «»f (’ummissioner Sparks in can­
celling an entry ot fifty-five sections of
pul'lir lan«i n«*ar (’hev«-nne by a foreign
svmii« ate in thr interest of the Union
C.ittl«* Company, will receive th«* hearty
in«lor.'«*m<*nt of the jM-ople. The entry
«•over«* 1 35,2’ ki acre* «»I land well a«lapted
) »th«* growth of a'falfa under irrigation.
! «• if rig it»* thi* iininvns«» body of ian«l the
Go*>!«en Hole litigation Company had
I m *«* u hi «’ >rp«)rat«-l ami considerable
.-y *|M*nt m «•onstru«*iii‘l ditchvK. The
“foreign < •iitrynivii” a- they are termed
l»v thr (’« mitni-Mioiier, iti Lia reromiD«»nd-
ati«»n, will «ontrst th* • aihTllatiuii In­
fore the Lam! Office at Chevenix», am!
failing then* to ha-’r the rilling r«*voke«l,
will appe il to the Secretary of th** Intcr-
¡o,
li th«* < otnmissiuner slioul«! I>e stis-
ta m d. there will I«* a rush <»f actual wl-
ti«*r'1oth -s land-, wi.i« h with’the im-
5 rov«-im*nts made upon them by the en-
t y«m n a r wry valuable.
There is but little doubt «>f the inten­
tion of the Lan<i Departm«*nt V) make
' this a test ca-e under the law, ami if the
action in tliis case is sustained, we may
l«s«k for furthei refusals of public soil in
the -Lap«* of laud from f »reign corpora-
ti«»n> an«l individuals, for the bentfit «4
a«*tua! settl'-rs.
AL any rate, the admin-
ist i at inn will I»«* coi«hallv aup|K»rted in
tl-.e u-« of ail lawful m«*ans to wrest from
i.itel g . i LI ht -li««* hvrit«,m,e of the revo­
lution and th«* legacy* uf Jidlerson’a a«l-
mini-tration; nor will th«* public senti-
inent in this matter dejM*nd u;»oii tin*
• |U»*s!i-»ii, wheth«*r th«* wholesale appro-
priatur Is* a railroad company, a cattle
: i*<»mpany o« .< foreign symlicale.
hirma.
I h«* «• igual i o1ii*v ol l«»«'iii' U
w;i-given in their nam«*H. ami sub.*«*-
«jimntly an am«'!i«i»‘ I m'ti«*«* was given.
e«»ritaining fuller «1 s«-ripti«»n ami parti­
culars. *igue«I an I hea-ing th«* sain-«lah*.
Th«* !a*t notice
r ih «1 <»ut ami plain­
tiffs ’ e-t«*«l their c I-«* «»n th«* legality of th«*
fust notice. Th«* b ■•!>!’»:! of tin* «a-e h«»th
in tin* lower ami apellate court Hiems
t«» l»av«* turn«*«l <»n th«* con<t. u«-ti«»n of th«*
requirements<»fth- I
S. mining laws,
uhich makes no ni«*ntion of th«* ag«* at
uhi«Ji one inav make a k»cafion, only re­
quiting that h«* he a <,itiz<*n. (hi this
point th«* b>w«*r e.»u t rul«*<l that th«* loca-
t«»rinii*4 I«* 21 years <«f age and nonsuit«*«I
plaintiff. I he Siipteim* C«»url leveises
this decision, holding that th«* nonsuit
SA ELL. II HI sill A WOOIHKI»
was impr«)|M*tlv granted. Th«* full t«*xt
Wholesale Agents.
I r is a fair estimate to say that there' of the <»pmi«»n will !«• awaited ami r«*ad
i
PORTLAND. OREGON.
will t«e ship)s*«i t«> Port lain! this year500.- with inU*'t»-t
It is sai«i to I m » the first
• KM tons ol wheat, says the. A’««/ Nnrih- ca^e in which th«* right of a mim«i to lo-
I
lit.'f. This will bring at least |.‘>5 |»ei < ■H»‘ has I m »«* u directIv drride I
ton, an«l many w«*B-infoi m«*«i people
think <40. But at |35 p«*r ton. it will
S|l»N-A Dll! (’«»WIIIPEII. — Alrout
amount to seventeen millions an«! a hail o’i-l«).-k last evening Mr* Bela* Mala k-
dollars. Theie will Li»cl«*ar profit to Ih»* <*y m«*t ( «»I. 8i.l:i« v D«*ll, <*«iit«ir <»l >f tin
1 v« i:o g />,
*. «»n Wa«hi»igt<»'i « dievt
farmers, out ol I his vast >uin, alter pay
ing ail ex ponses for labor, -ev«*n million n« ar Svcor««!. mid uithoip warning c«»m-
live humirvd th<»usan«l dollars, fl at is mer.<-ed th«* j«-b <*l ««»whi t ng Lun. 8h«*
quite an accumulation from sour«*«* alone struck him a few Mows in th? face
in <»n«* year, ami this vstimat«* is under and ni*«’k. kieaking his hat off an<! con-
JACKSONVILLE. OGN rather than over the real tigur«*s. Seven tmh-raMv astonishing the colon«’!, lie
millions profit to the farmers, b(‘si«i<*s the soon <*oll?«,ted his ¡«leas ami a brief
pavment <»t wag«*s. which enriches a struggle ensue«! resulting in Ikrughty
KV1NG RH EIVi'D MV GOODS DIRF<’T
is a big pr«»s|»ert in a year K«*i'Uring the cowhide, after which h«*
from th«« I n-t I
h M«* ’«» niHk«*tl.e k I m > v ® country,
risili« tion
I k«*«*p h full line of tin* latest
When the «T«*p prus|M*ct over th«* greater recover«*-! his hat and retreat«*«! in g«xxi
sty!«-»» ««f
pait of the world is so p«»or, it will be a or«!er. Th«* cowhide now adornfl the
big lift for Oicgon. The stock of bread- wall of his s and urn as a trophy’. Afl the
CLOTHS, TRIMMINCS. ETC .,
stuiTa in l<uro|M*, Asia, and in fact, the colonel was so magnanimous al»out the
which I a*n prepared to manufacture into w«»ild over, is very slim, ami prices this rebel flags, he will probably return the
clothing of tbeni<»st popular m«Hl«-s
year will be better than have been ha<i whip to Mrs. Malarkey. Th«» provica-
All w«.rk guaranteed to fit
Give me a
With goo<i tion for th«* cow hiding is supposed to he
call aid nee f..r yoiirH-lves before you purchase in Oregon for many years.
prices ard good crops, what is to pievent something >ai«l or wiitten by Dell <-on-
chew here.
Pants made for
N> and upwards.
c«*iniiig the suit against Mrs. Snels.n
pros|‘erity?
J. A LARSEN
relating to a «Iress mad«* by Mrs. Ma­
Next door to A. G. Colvin’«
lar kev.—Or« (/onian.
i'orr For 1‘ib'ii
WAGONS, PLOWS, IMPLEMENTS » J
Dealer in
FXPIIFSS TRAIN <I)AII.y (KXCF1T SVNDAT.)
4.5« P
PAINTS and OILS,
Sash, Doors, Blinds
'I HI. TK MNS DAI!.A’ ( EX« I.PT SI NDAY )
*:‘ j 0 I*
HARDWARE, STOVES and TINWARE.
18F
Mar'iifactnr**r «.f
Hi. rw i.F.N roll I I.AX l».K « OKV t l.l.ls
PorthH<«i
( «»rvnlliH
DEALERS IN
A fair share of the public patronage is solicit.
e<l. Batisfaction guiu,aate«'<|
Give us a trial.
TOPPING <t m 1»E.
dnil) between I'ori I hbi ! au«i A h I i I hb «!.
Th«* O. A < . R. R. F«-rry mak«-® c<»nn«*ction i
«ilitii«* regular trains ou th® East Side Divi
fr«)in f«.M»t «>t F Mr««ct.
West Si le
A.H. MAECLY&CO.,
VERY LOWEST RATES
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
Portland. Oregon
1887.
Sii'-h .-v« Ru^ti«*, Fl«»«>ring. < ««ilitig. Match«'«! nr-.d
Surface Lumber of all dun« i « m «» îi ** uni! <«f hrKt-
< I m - h iftahty. at th®
1KMÎ.
T. J. COLBERT,
No. ßß North Front Street.
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, 1880
He lh»rd. <lrcg«»ta
Foil
rolìKESPONI>EX( E SOLICITED.
Which they have thoroughly r«‘nov’tt«»d and titt• -1
up with th«* lat«*8t and fined iniprov« d niachin-
* ry. mrludiiig a planer and edger and. are coiìh «--
quently pr»*i»are<i to promptly funuah
I'ilYsK I INS AND SI EGEONS.
I I. \
CHAPMAN SAW MILL
ON WILLIAMS CREEK,
The Mt. Shasta Route
co. 1/ phessojís ,
Wm. Jessop & Sons’ English Cast Steel
Have Krntpil th«*
Orison & California R. R.
•f I
k Ml
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AGENTS
Si Nsflil ! —Th«* preddent’* View Ol,
th«* ¡M»lj« y to I h * pu’-ur l in r iathtn to
th«* public lands was lately h-cio .-.I
with great cleatnes-. in th«* letter -rut by
him to th«* Secretary of th« Interior in
th** cas«* of Guilford Miller an l the Nor­
thern Pacific Railroad company. Th •
President critici.-es th«* action of the In­
terior Department in the recent past, in
referem*? to the public lands, or. thr
grouml that it ha.- resulte«I in tin* with-
«iiawal <»f thousand«, if not millions, of
acres of th«* public lands from th«* opera­
tion of the land laws of the Unite«!
Staten, thus placing them beyond the
reach of citizens <l«*-iring to settle ami
make homes of the lands, in the interest
of th«* railroad companies having no
tix«-d, c« rtain or definit«* interest in the
same. This stab* of ««flairs In* says,
should m» l«>ng«*r <• mtinne, am! he sug­
gests that, when* corpoiat:«»ns ar<* rnli
th '1 to select lam!> from in l«-mnity h * s
eiv.itions. thi-yb* r«* pi:red t«» sri<-«-t.
wh-*ir pjssiblv, t orn tracts in which
settlers have no l* gal nor <*qmtahl(* in
tv «*s», ami up«»n which they hav«* ma Ir
mi improvement. Evriy reasonable pt«*-
sumplion ami intendment, hesaysshould
be made in favor of th? settler, so as t«>
secure to him the reward of his thrift ami
, imlustiy. This is a broad and enlight
em*«i view of thr policy to b«» pur«jm*«i
irlativ«* to the public ¡amis, ami it will
! «'Oinmeml itself genrially to th«* Presi­
dent's f«*ll«»w citizens.
’1
v\ • can
E asy I nterest K ites .—To fiml Ihr
inter«*-! <»ti any ani'Mint <«tm »ney h»r auv
given time p ocer«l as foil*>ws :
F«»ur per cent.—Multiply the princi­
A PHY SKI AV* OPINION.
pal By th«» ihuii I m r of «lay- t«> run. sep­
1 have been practicing medicine f r twenty years,
and have never been able to put up a vegetable
arate the right hand figure from the pro­
compound that would, like Simm >ns Liver Regu­
duct and divhlv by nine.
lator, promptly and effectively m ve the Liver to
action, and at the same time aid (instead of weak­
Five per cent.—Multiply principal by
ening the digestive and ass imiative powers of the
«lay s to run ami livid«* by seventy-two.
system. L M H inton , M D..Washington, Ark.
Six t»vr cent. — Multiply principal by
m EF THAT YOU <.ET THE OENT1NE.
th • unrulier of «lavs, separate th«* light
PllXrARED BY
hand figure ami dni«le by six
J. H. ZeHin & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa.
1 ight p«»r**«*nt.—Multiply piincipal by
the number of days am! «livid«* Lv forty-
five.
Nine percent.— Multiply principal by
the huiii I h * i of «lays, separate tin* right
ham! figure an 1 «livid? by four.
Nature’«* own R«*mo«ly—
Ten |a*r cent. — Multiply th«* principal
bv tli? number of days ami divdh* by
Will «p ‘®«lil'. reli«*vt* an«t p«»rmn
nmiti.v oir«* all the varum«* «liHiriit- thirty-live.
tv»H aruen« fr«»in «i «liM«»r<l. red c«»n
Twelve perc«*nt.—Multiply th? princi­
dition «>f th«*
pal by th«* numl'Vi of «lays, separate the
LIVER AND KIDNEYS ! right hriml figure ami divi«h* by three.
It is p-rf«»« tly harinh'wp and can
The answer in ea« h cas«* w ill I««* cents
'* given t<»th«* mast
l’.cxt«« woin.u
which may l»e reduced to dollars by se­
r<’!iii l. For <!<• by all druggists
parating the two right o a ml figure-.
i
SPECL1L TIES.
.EVI) ¡I HIE HOPE
I>. 11 > I>h.
M
.5ÎS.
« ibb
».
the South ir IS.*. .
I; .•»-.
cently n t
Bui
a .J
Kidney« i ! <-«>rr,
* the
act!' l. Of lhe Live! , <1.
: r- -
fore, t'
l»r-1 pr«*jim it >ry
lin <li< he*. u h. re v r t‘ e mc ' k -
ne^s may pr ve tw T»c
In al!
common «ii»ea*es it »»•!!. i»»i-
aM*iste«l by any -her m«.- i-
cine, rfTei-t a *pee<ly cure.
The Regulator is «>aie to administer t-i any
condition o7the system, and un<I«*r no cir«-um-
iitancea can it do harm. It « ill invigorate
like a glass of wine, but is no intoxicating bever
age to rad to intemperance, will promote di­
gestion, dissipate headache, and gener­
ally tone up the system, lhe dose is small,
uot unpleasant, and its virtues undoubted.
No loss of time, no inter­
ruption or stoppage of
bu»iiiesH while taking the
Regulator.
Children complaining of
Colic, Headache, or sick
Stomach, a teasp^onful or
more will give relief
If taken occasionally by pa­
tients exposed to MALARIA,
will expel the poison and protect
them from attack.
PARKE & LACY,
and
W. H. SOMMERS, M. D.,
I ^im*
. .e
<• rfC*.
Tin piireA x*
CR0N7MÌLLE3 ¿ BIRDSE î S
WINE’. LIQUORS
BEER and CIGARS
Ui
I >»•**•
L
LITERR
THE LOWEST RATES
PHIS Ml »Si IWOiUl E RESIIIM’HAS BEI N
I t«.'»rou-4'nly I«*tirt'-<1 a:.«! fur :-‘!i«-<l in th«* most
'««•••l.
b-rn
rn Mtyi»*, lliein-l:
in«-iu>h i£
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k hin*
tin«* hilllHi«!
I> ì I1 im < tabi«-. 1 in-
'•ar i- l i Aiy-«
iX>ph«a, 1 i with
In* <*;
rinm-i-Ht
braii'l«* <»f
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Liver,
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FARM AND MILL MACHINERY!
FOR. .kith STREETS. MEDFORD, OR.
hour»», «lay
ll«»<»«l. J •-
W. S' A
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AUBUST 3ARLSO:T. Prop.,
C. EE 4PEUT. M. D
D
"1"\ rr î '
BEST STYLE
l«iverti«**mpnti> wdi be inserted .n th® Tl*l>ft
i the following rnton ;
I -ii lin«w. one insertion............................................. $2 50
HH< h subsequent ins«*rtion.................. J 00
Legal advertitH*mi«nU inaerfed rautonably
A fur r»siucf ion from the above rates made to
> earlyand time adv«*rt iser®.
Silv.'ra. "I Sdvor Viatel W ire. Hjwtvl ■ai'i l Optical <«<>'*«•: wnta Tor th» H'K-kfoni
R.-iilr«»ad WatcheH.
ALL GOOL‘6 IN THE LINE M ANUFA<TUREI> TO ORDER AND REPAIRED
Watch Repairing carefully executed.
.
Select.o P k cka«?«»* sent on aDplicaiioo* C '•Qrnuxiicat® with u® t- -jfor® purchasing elsewnOTC
Settle Up Notice.
< I.L PERSONS INPEBTEBTOTH! ESI ATE
A ofS. P. Han-ia. d«—MH -1. ar«» r®«ju®*t«<1 to
settle th-«am** forthwith, if the» wi-h to save
costs, as th® bu-in«—« of the ««state must !>«• wound
ap withont further delajr.
.
|KXN4
Administrator of the estate of H, P Hanna
«ceased.
XJVV» to depend upon Acker’ll Blood EU
ixlr has been prescribed for years for all Im*
1 pnritiesoftbeBlood. InevoryformofScrof-
, u' s, SypLiliticorMercurialdiscasee, it la
invaluable. For Rheumatism, lias no aquaL
Sold at CT»y Drsg Store
f •tr»' for Siri» Urttfiarhr.
I
For priMjf that T>r. Gumi’s
Liv-r Pills cure* • . h Head iche.
Druggist f t a fr* trial i ackag«*
fur h <i'»se. Rcgu >«r size boxes .
öold by City Dru^ btore.
.T. J’.. M i N amek anti G.D. Wherton,
nf Washington, have been Mp|K>in1i*d by
«lit ii.tfrio" ilepartment to investigate
land giant wagon roads throughout
I tiie
Oregon.