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About The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1887)
< A EHESl DESTI A L VI A TIOS . CKSFKAL I'UIST fUlSri.ll». MniifuKu »Qt’lus. 1 HTpniri i rn to 7/ÌIIDÌW 1 MISCELLANEOUS. BUSINESS CARDS. Remember the match race to morrow - A son was born to Mr. anil Mrs. Thus. President Cleveland, accompanied by J J T he initial Hhipuiout of hops for this , >J1 j ,k Pankey at this place on Sept. 28th. 11. E. Battin was in the valley again this xeaton 1« it Sacramento last Saturday. his wife and members of ltis Cabinet, Henry Smith, who expects to open a üffirial Eaprr lur JurkMin. Jo»rphmr * Lake There »ere two carload», and they were are making a brief visit through some ! week, looking after the apples he pur chased recently. store and warehouse, was here this week. »ent over the Southern Pacific, ria Now of the Western States. Everywhere Of Southern Oregon are hereby informed that in H E. Battin shipped three carloads of Isaac CoiiSta it had a fine horse crippled OCTOBER K 1**' Orleans and New York, to Liverpool. they meet with an enthusiastic welcome, FRIDAY addition to a large and elegant line of fruit to Portland from Medford railroad badly by a barbed wire fence a lew days The coot of ex|w>rt wax |2 per hun thousands of people, irrespective of party i station last veek since. Oregon Editorial Association. ties, paying their respects. In St. Louis dred pounds. Jas Gaines has returned from his trip Magruder Bros, and Kincaid A Rippey they were serenaded on theevening of the Pursuant to a resolution mfopted at the A gain the Prohibitionists have been 3d by nearly 50,(X»0 residents of the city. fto Washington territory, after an absence received lots of new goods by the last I last meeting uf the Oregon E-liturial A>su- "thrown down" heavily, this time in The Republican organs, jealous over | <>( over two week», freight train I have added to iny stock the following class of ation. the next session of said b«*dy will Tennessee, where the amendment to the this spontaneous outburst of enthusiasm goods, of which I have a full line: J. H. Berry is inrhargeof Merely’» Butte Real-estate transactions arc becoming Id at Albany on Friday. October II. and patriotism, speak of it as an elec-I constitution prohibiting the liquor traf ' creek express while the proprietor is at active in this vicinity and several farms Business of importance, affecting tioneering trip. Ladies' Furnishing Greeds. near here have been sold recently. At St. Louis, Mr. Cleveland said that, the railroad front. the journalistic fraternity of the State, in fic was defeated by nearly 20,000 major ity. The next Waterloo that is in store LzlTEK STYLES! Both Knit and Mawlm. although the trip was one of sightseeing i McCallister A Co. have removed to Med honst« can obtain a Grain still.continues to arrivent Magru cluding the amendment of the constitution previously adopted and the adoption of a for them is in Oregon, where they will and social intercourse, it would be affec ford and will commence the manufacture der A Co.’s warehouse, where the be^t of tation on his part to ignore the fact that of brooms at once accommodations are afforded set of by-lawr for the future gove nment lie defeated by at least 3,000 majority. these evidences of friendliness are ten <Jil <-i 11 Æ <1 vanee i.i the Association, will be transacted A M. H. Damon, a carpenter, has purchased Prof. Campbell lectured here last week Jous B. Fisr u of Nebraska, the well- dered by those who are not only fellow A h cheap an to l>e bo ight any place; also nee ol the members, and al ' D. H to a good audience. He presented his side Miller's residence and is pernia- known temperance advocate, died sud citizens, bat members of the paitv to ish to become such.is requott ed on application to me as noun hr the grain is re of the prohibition question in an able man Children’s Short Clothes, denly on the 3J. Finch addressed a which he belongs. "1 am glad to be nently located here. tt 'ed. i please copy. lieve ttiat the heartiness of your demon , Mr. Chartrand, who purchased the Wil- ner. pplicati »ns for L'iand and Stoiag»* Room are tempeiance meeting at Lynn that even Under 4 years old stration betrays to some extent your de CHAS. NICKELL. n bulicited. A beautiful line of A runaway occured lie re a few days ing, and afterwards took the train for mocratic enthusiasm. I feel like con 1 liamson property in Medford, has arrived I Set retary O. E A ! and taken possession thereof aince, but your correspondent failed to Boston. On the way lie was taken with fessing to you to-night that what I have lie. Oct 3«1 learn who the team belonged to. Not seen of this vast country and its people I School tax in this district will br delin- a tit, and although everything possible since I left home has, if possible, in ' quent on Nov. 24th. Geo. L.jWebb, school much damage resuited. C'uUbiMting of Libie *nd ilk Tna independent political attitude of was lone, ditd soon alter reaching Bos creased my sense of res|K>nsil>ility as a i clerk, is ready to receive it now. Our fellow townsman, W. P B»nv, will ton. (W j OVES. public officer anil member of a great colored citizens. North and South, is one BAKER, Mtdfoid Or. E C Pueips. lately of Newport. Benton in a few day a leave for California, accom 11 A NIIKEIICHIK FS of the most gratifying signs of the time. sta T iiomi * «»Kams E» mosdk anil liolitical party. Mv official duly I owe I county, has removed his jot) office to this panied by his family. 1 lie change is made to all the people of the land, and w hether The fn inness of President Cleveland in Arthur O’Connor arrived by the steamer it is well or ill performed primarily con I place and is ready for business. for the benefit of Mrs. B.’s health We the matter of the sm essorship of Fred- Atiz. na at New Yoik on Oct. 3«l. They cerns them an<i me as their public ser Mrs. Jas. Howard of this precinct has wish them prosperity wherever tiny may ♦ lick l’onglas has bail a powerful in conte to America a* representatives of vant. But I cannot fail of my duty to j been dangerously ill, but is improving un- go- Zepliy i Shfivvls, Several of our cit’zens went to Jac kson fluence in ilinaiming p cjndicc and refill- the Iri-h pari lamenta y party to explain the country without <lis<'rediting von anil j »1er the treatment of Doctors Geary and trie party of my choice. These consider And many other thirp« too numerous to mention. ville (luting the week, among whom were When voters the condition ol affairs at home, to thank ations should constrain me to that Gill. ing misrepresentation I harp albo secured the services of h J. A. Hussy and wife, C. Magruder, G. T. cast their ballots with« .nt distinction of the American people for their support in I course of official conduct, as it is given S L Bennett of this precinct again comes Hershberger, J, W. IJ.iys, G W Cook sey, race or color, guided •: dv by individual the pa-t and to a«k them tu continue it I me to discern it, which is marked out by to the front with some tine, large apples, FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER, . the needs of the js-ople and the good of »nine of which weigh nearly 1’2 pounds Dr. Hinkle, Robt. Westrop, W. C. Engle- I judgment, the fruits - I eunion are fullv in the future. And am prepared to execute all orders in that the country. This tends, in my opinion, dow, J Gibson and wife and E. B. Caton, This Hawmill is now in full opeeration and will line in fir*t-clasa Htyleat reanonabl«’ rates. secured. Ji out. T i . kkv , in an interview at his i directly to th«' adoption of principles ami each. keep on hand a full *t»><:k of ali kinds ami dimen » all and see ine at the t»uilding formerly occu Gen E. L. Applegate spoke here on the practices of true democracy. It behooves A large crowd may be expected here to pied by A. L. Jobntiori on California street. sions of home in Fiosno, Cal., in reference to tho Tur. situation in the New York wool night uf Sept. 28th, to quite an audience, us all to guard against a blind, selfish MRS P. p. PRIM. morrow, as much interest is being taken in against tbe prohibition amendment. He market remains unchanged, but holders charges recently made by him that an and unreasonable party feeling, regard the match race between •Nelly Gray” and attempt was made to brille Judge Sulli slewed up lhe who’e subject in an entirely A. O CARRON. believe that the lowest |>oint has been less and thoughtless of our country’s wel “Ten Cents.” !.. w. CARSON new light and brought it to the test of com reached for all kinds of wool. Among van ol the superior court during the trial fare, and which leads us awav from good Having piaceli the» finest double Planer and For sale at a bargain — a cos} ’ dwelling citizenship aswellastru«* democracy.” mon sense. ’Llsh must be beard to be ap- Matcher to be found in the Rogue Ki ver Valley sales were 15.000 pounds of scoured Cali of the Sharon case, said: “I was told by 7U and 71ft J Street, and 713 and 715 Oak Avenue. Ricramento, Cai house not far from the center of lhe town predated. Hi spoke al) hour an J a lialL in our mill, we will furnish all grades of Tw»»>Stury Building*. fornia at ">3 cents ; 3000 pounds Califor a gentleman th it thia occurred, and when of Medford. For particulars enquire of R. and i.iianswerably routed every position ke venie hefoem . Six mile» South of Grant’» P um . Jo»»phin« nia at 22 cents ; ind 22,0«*» pounds of ter any boily has a right tu demand the name T. Lawton. real » state agent • of the proh'bivion’sts. exposing their falla County, Uregou. of ntv informant I shall not be back The ma'n plank in the Democratic ritory at 20«*i 2*> cents. The Philadel Our town i« filling up since school com cies ami delusions «ii a masterly way. Ev phia market is very dull. There are ward in g;ving it." Judge Terry also platform adopted by New Y ’rk Dem menced, several parties from outside pre eryone slmuld bear him. signs of early improvement in the P.X- reinaik. d that although in hi* affidavit ocrats at Saratoga last week is as follows. cincts Coining here to avail themselves of Siuutlifaftern Oregon Hopes. port trade ol hops, but prices remain un- lie had not named the person who had Lt speaks loudly for revenue refoi in. »>ur school facilities during the winter sea A business matt of LinkvBle, who wa> in son attempted tu bribe Ju lg.i Sullivan, still “ The unnecessary taxation of the lust changed. AT SEASONABLE ÍBICES. San Francisco recently, said; Klamath The Rogue river Baptist Astouiutiuii was if Judge Evans desired to put the clothes fiscal year exceeded |100,00<),0ü0. I n- county occupied about the same relation tht- • m he could do s ». Judge Sullivan re iiecessaiy taxation is unjust taxation; in scbaion for several days in this place to Oregon that the conquered provinces bi stock, consisting <>f nocruuc party to make any statement about the 'therefore the Democrats of New Yoik since your correspondent's last report. did to Rome 'lhat is, >vc pay tribute in demand that fodeiai taxation be reduced There was a good attendance of members r, beyond ttie letter which tie has FRt'IT BOXES acquaintance the form of taxes All of our commercial Apple. Pear. Peach. ly written to J udite Evans, in by a sum not less than |!00,000,000 a of that church. l>oth factions inti and bu.siness relations are uit|i California. of either far or pine timber. year. We also respect full y urge upon i he states that no pro|»osition on Our Stock this season Cannot bo Excelled on the Coast! Ed. Warman, of the Union livery stable, a canvass of the principal in»-ml»-rs This result is brought about partly by geo Plum. Prune. Apricot, All orders and bills filled with promptness and th.- subject indicated in Teiry’s affida congress that measures shall be adopted logical conditions and partly by the supe Neither in Quantity, Quality. V *rn*t n—». Size of rr *oa, imr Health «nd Vigor of same, and embrsc«« dispatch Nn comment in necessary on tho supe the next House, which convinces him vit was ever made to him by Judge which will, in the language of the presi keeps quite a number of first-class teams rior nority of the quality of our far timber. energy ami enterprise ot California nil th- 1 ‘ ad.ng variet-.M of A PCLE. PE 1 R PLUM. i ’ EAt H. PRUNE. APRICOT, NECTARINE, Nectarine. Cherry. dent's inauguration address, relieve the and turnouts and is kept busy attending HARRIS A CO. that it will pass.a tatitr bill without mill h Evans. business men. Between us am! western CHERRIES, ALMONDS. I tc. Etc. There is a »rood road to the Mill this jesr. people from unnweessary taxation, hav- tu his customers. He is ably assisted by ami northern Oregon the Uascad«* range Almond, Chestnut. wrangling. He is in a position to speak i ing a due regard to the interest of capital ••bhorty” Hamilton. opposes a harrier to free intercourse* an«l JoSEElll S E col S T> SE II .< certainly on this jsent. The reasons he | invested and the workingman employed al! the water of our great lakes am! river Walnut and Gen. E. L. Applegate delivered a lecture flows down through California on its way ; in Amei ican industries. Tiie taxes to be gives his friends for his faith are convinc PECI ALTI i More flour is still being shipped shipp.-.l to first reduced, or altogether removed, are on lue prohibition question ut Howard s to the sea Our trade amt travel natur ing, and the reduction which lie pr< - this section from Jucksunville. thos»* on the importation of raw material hall on Monday evening. There was u ally follow water-court e-> as the more ac |ioses will be in accord with the general Ja« k Frost has been playing havoc which now assist and promote furojgn good-sized audience and the speaker ac cessible route to oiit.-iile markets, GRAPE VINES. < URRXNTS. GOOSEBFK neetl railroatl conne ti"n i.i order conclusions reached nt the Oak View among many of the gardens ’ competition with our own markets, and quitted himself uicdllubiy. v elop fully the wonderful rvsoiire» BLES. BLACKBERRIES. RAHPBi IL prevent or ¡tinder the sale of our surplus conforence. Postmaster Howard’s new brick ware- While it h pre emi Prof. La France organized a lar^e danc southeastern Oregon KIES. STRAWBERRIES. F1G8. products in foreign markets. Along with nently a stock countrv, the yiel«! of » er» al* h »use at Giant’s Pass is looming up. I I'Alilu I EAR, the best late .shipping variety. ing-class here one evening last weea. The an«l vegetables is amazing. We can dr-ve T iie vamlidacy of Roliert T. Lincoln I < \ Hendrix, formerly of Waldo, is these taxes should be forthwith reme opening social was a well attended and en our horses and cattle to market with little Ml'IR 1‘EACU, (freestone) rtill heads the li-t. Our trees* an* grown without irrigation on red IP rk ngfor \ B. M> Ilwain in Albany, died or reduced the taxation which in joy »»Lie affair. Regular sessions will be expense, but we want a lailrua l to haul for the presi'h*ney in 1SHM receive creases the cost to our wage earners of hill land.at'd all of known varieti m that succeed KANAI»AY’S CLING, the eanner’s pride. our crops of g ain ami vegetable ’ », hides, attention from Republican pa|»er?*, prob- E P K chai I on of Williams cre« k the common necessaries <»f life, and the held every Tuesday evening hereafter. in Southern Oregon. tallow, fish and game, and t*. ing us mer KELSEY'S JAPAN l’kCM, Itas no p^r. Those contemplating tree planting will do well a h at Jacksonvil <* the for»‘part of the price o’ the common daily clothing of »ecaiwe lie is “the son of his lath- to vi*it our orrhani and nurmT). or write to us W. B. Roberts and family will svon re chandise. We think the prospect g >«»<i tor W Vi •ik. FACULTY KOBE he SAlitiENl 1’Rl N'E, never before offered in Oregon, for price.li>t Addrt-Hb to uh at Murphy. J ose- our people. Besit’es these thiee, there move to the old Brubaeu place near town, the speedy construction »»f a r«»ad by the This kiiwl of Hantiincnlal.t v nomi- phin ■ county. Oregon, or to K R Station, The J. 8. SWEET. Pr^.vi .nr I’ !•. L C o .’ h f.ictorv has i a-e several hundred articles among the Southern Pacific through our country, h i is this which, in adried state, forms the celebrated prune, D’EN’TE. nate«l Fre«i. < »rant for Secretary ol State I I m *» n Mathematics, F«ychoiogy and School Economy Giant'b Pas*. Or running day and night tú till 4,1S2 articles now taxed which should which had been rented by \V. K Price lhe route up the Klamath river from i French Conserve.-). A. H. ( \RS<»N A SON in New York. It may have b.*en popu ordets. JULIA M. GOODYEAR be sw» pl off the tax list into the free during me past lew Years. The latter win llornbro«»k. in Siskiyou county. California, English Grammar. Rhetoric and Isatin. on the line of tin* < aliforn.a A Oregon road, BERKELEY G< >< »SEBERRÌ , the mo-t profitable of them all. lar at onetime; but the American j»e •- Newt. Ferre « h > is p tying th • Wil- i list, the eby diiniiiishing the cost of col- rei.iMiu in the val.t-y, we art* glad tu learn. is perfectly feasible and comparatively C F NE8SE. Penmanship and Executive Work. pie do nut often fly off on »*uch t.ingenps I 1 ma tte vallry visit, is ex| ei-ted to re- . ; leetmg all »’ur *» apoit taxe-, and ca*»t- lhe board ul Ira ie lias asked (he U A. ea>y of eonstrm•Don. an<i a line forty mil«* i ing away those which are petty, need tinn boon. ». . R. R Co. to present uur town with long re..chi - to the pi.ileaU of Eastern Ore MRS 1 or TIE D. WILLARD nowaday». Men of great ability and Voice ( ulture less and vexation. We also urge au luck 5o, tu be cuiiverted into a paik. gon. while from that point on no en^iîic»T- .1 •(*'»!» Wllllf* lias character are too plentiful to allow the ing ilifficults «>i iniporti.ne«* wot; LARCE STOCK ANJ MRS G C.EDDINGB. immediate enaction of the measures .i be en VARIETY SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES I been «¡uite *i ini* Nu ’ . mug wouid add mure tu the iouks ui justrum«Dtal Music. office of President to l>e monop«dized hy « oiintered t • »li<* (»• «v •;» s t«»rt Lin - st pre par»« I by Mr Mann;»ig, ami icp«rt»»l ! i j r »ve»l now. EMMA TOLMAN. Evergreens, Shrtil»- to the la*t house committee < i ways and Mediuxd Ina . a handsome ¡ ub.ic square in Ccndh t'»n or Umatilla." men of such m»*«lio«*iitv as yuun Lin- Diawing and Painting A cannery a ar»» means, to systemat ze, simplify and re- its piecint (. Eruits, Grape Vitie- coin and Giant. Stro y«<i. the latent ’ et at organ ze the machinery of collecting the First Term Begins Tuesday, Aug. 30, '87 Mrs. J. c c'uwies, who excels as lustruc- i Grant’s Pass. From Bybee’s “hu p camp in Klamath customs revenue, ami especially for mak trvss ul decorative ami landscape painting (9^* lW«»re p irchaung «»Ir.iwher«, p irii»M ipb-i-liug tu phint tr« •• will tin 1 it t »their interest to a r All oorrenpoiidenCH cheerfully unswcr«sl. Ad- T he new dependent pension* bill now county, several day“ since, a fem.-d« mule, c«»ni»» and * «»ur st«»«’k a«i 1 1« n -•*«. ’atalo ; i tn uIM iir.it ih upon application Sheriff PatteiNon an«l his etlieicnt de ing correct apprais»*ments of foteign dr«^ the President. Ad«lr«*ss all comuiuniratiori black in color, l'»\ hand- high, branded called the di«tibility bill , which W iV* fy will st <»n » ommem e interviewing values wherever ad valoiem rate-* of duty has reliirne 1 to her horn« iu tins ¡dace, • i HAMMON BROS. P!.J* ix Jackin County, Or. ter an extended absence. We are glad tu 76 on left stifle pay» rs. A resvurd Will be paid .sha’.i be retained. drawn up mo as to eliminate th«* unpl I the J. tax learn that she wi.. .»gain give insiruuLiuns, for h«*r re« «»v« ry <»r an\ information that ( B«»y«l lias purchased Henry Wil- »J“ ant feature» of the tir>»t bill, hy th«* | as there are maqy lad'es wno wi I be gi.»a may lra«i tlieret«». It is MippoiO'«! tlj tt she ! A7.IW.177/ COI S! Y ITEMS. !M»n’s place m ar (¿r.*nt’s Pa.-n, paying a Governor’s Proclamation. went toward the Klamath reservation »iontcommittee of the Grand THE RlHit’E RIVER tu take lexsuhs fruiu tier neat .»um for it. DEALERS IN W m . B ybfl . the Republic, w is officially sulm S tate of O kfuon , E xeci ’ tive D epaht - ( The weather is quite pleasant. Several buildings are in c< •urne of Al. E. BcaUy, tho live rem estate agent, Per I raiiri Bybee ■ ext . S alem . S -i»t. 1 IW7. » .»n ervet'on at (»rant’» Pass, which the puais last summer, and was \ Improvements are still being made. place is is seiiin^ a >.ngv aiuu’diit ul kind. He re By th«» autl o.-ity v.-e’ed in m* by tho legislative *t -adily moving ahead. by Uietn, an«l the result of that asN«‘nibly <«f th«* Stat* of Oregon, 1. Sylvosmr John Friese has returned from Califor ports me ¿a.e ui lhe Uahagaaa prupei;v AVING RECENTLY BEES KEFITTl ll with Ihuinoy.-r, c >vernor, ■!«> herAby submit to the 1«^- all modern improvement», are u«>w turning Pers.»ns and about to I m * published, \V. A. Garner of De.*r (’ ’•eek. wa s ai nia. a verv and une ul K. H. Brown s lurms un Butte K.il voters of th«» State, at HNp«»c»al election here. BOOTS and SHOES, out a far*Ucla*» article of floui, which 1* put up in . t to th s ig Medbed attending th»» I meeting of I.) call»-.! to bo h«»l<! <>n Tiiesfinv bU 'O'i'tlini*the few |»ostH have voted Evan lv‘lines b.ts rcuirnel from San creek tu 1 iiu-». i . Tish, a i'u*iiuinia capi- j. barrel »acks, and every ttat'x 1* warranted to Brrvh’t ten comes on ti«-“» Monday n \l.v««mW1 I*,7. tl»«* following contain 4V pound* of flour If you don’t believe the Bapti»t A»s»»ciati»»n. Jo-e, ( al. pensions, nevertheless 1 > >mv truit la id btl ...gii o to w itliout a;.v ( Ui.»* pro;>ohp,j am«*Ti< 1 m^ntH to tir* constitution. thi*. ju*t compare a *ack of our flour with any Henry < ’»•••p<-r, Jr., of Wil FIRST PROHIBITION AMENDMENT. J u « Sm>h i.-« ut >an ¡ :.tn i-»,o t»uy- O. i»ui>tii -l .vlxnz.tuiia pre« • »•« t u» uiiitr- l iver R-V’i';if< other brand öftere« 1 for *ale in this market, an J wReini ng maj »ritv in Sr.«'TION 1. i’ll« manufactur«*. sale, or the riv- note the difference in weight. I has ii«-«*»» in .1 a.-k-on <•.an,tv >*• is a single d* ing g«>»ds. ent parues lnu away, or th«' uff<*img to nell or give away, or aid to honorably ar.OCZF.ISS, SLUGS, during the pa*t month. never fa:?» in :< t h«-k«-eping for sale, of any *piritu<ms. vinous, ( H-n‘.”<ia’:br»‘:ith of Ap|»’.»'g.ib: is visit Flour and Mill-Feed lin* new Dtplisl chunh in .Mi diu rd was am! can he gi v do r. i tnd «rout malt, di-t:i!o«l, ferineut«»d, «»r any intoxicating The Ga.»«|iirt wajon r««ad. just c»»ni- ing relative^ in Klamath »ounty. the tendere^’ i liquors wbat« ver in this State, except for rr.*‘di- Cuuatantij ou hand und exchanged for wheat dedicated last Sunday. under the must p.» ted, :s ,»Mi»l t»> be «»no ol the U*st ciiial. si'ientilic. or :n«*chanical purjrosee Miss Etta Moore has gone to Eugene m untain road on the coast. uusp.cmua t'ircduis'.anccs. |i was blied tu S f . • 2. 1 «««* l»*gistailv«: assembly shall pr<»vi«!e J »1 fini to bone Sfrnpitiff, |M|| city to attend the State I’nivetsity. BARLE k ROLLERS. oj law m what manner su«’h liquors, ««r any of G U Ifove i- h.iu'.i1 g a c. n»iderable uve» flowing m tljat occasion aau the ser Edward Shepherd, of Harrivbnrg, II!., pROMl’l AN D CAULI IL At th»»in »11 1» • :u i ufH.-t r.sj or sold, or k«*nt for .Sam. Summers of Linkville, who Las Having added a <>f Itartay Boltar* to mv null We have^u-» re.'“ivrd a full »tor n in the above «ays: ” Having re •nnt »•! him er to .Jack-on county *..» mneh I h » .efit sale for m«-«ii-’inr»l, scientd:.’, or m«»chani<'al pur- 1 have «.««t apart «’V» ry Saturday to Roll Barley L»r tinenof go«^i.o, which w<* can *'*H cheaper than been sick a long time, i* convalescing. vices were uf a yciy interesting cuaract«*r. from Electrh- ILi'e jHises vi il mv *ìiily tn customer*. The work will bo done on short ihej ar«* sold anyu .« r»- in southern Ort»gon. a» we KeV. G J. Burcnelt ui M-'Minnv ulc pi ca. n w.ek fr«»m h » u i! < n Williams » reck. tention is given to the tilling uf S ec . 3. Tin® amemlmerit «hall take off«*ct and notic •. so that parti«»* can return with their arint hav but very f, w exp»-!•-«•*. All k.n«l»of pro. There arc s?veral cattle-buj’ers in the let autforiiig humai > v ir. Have had L*o in full fort»«» in six months from the «late of its the same «lay. lam prepared to roll !>arley at h ! I duce taken in excfungc ami Mai k Ttiniba» »f Smith river. Cal., is ? (or righi year- >. A IS I county, and some sales lave taken ed the sermon which was an eloquent one. I a running sore on ratification by th<* el»»ctors. time* and in the l»e>t manner. Thia process is paying a \ isit to h older The cost ut the uui> ling is over $250). out mv <L ctor tobI mv I ! bave t«» ha mother, Mrs. Trim- 1 place. a prominent lawyer of Minia apoli-. S ec . 4. The lenislativ«» assembly shall without far ahead of the cruaLor. [ the hone HIGHEST MARKET PRICE •g .'imputait •! I usf hh* «»I <«rai.t’- Pass, whois«, uite ill. side »•! eeats. etc. delay pass all ne«-«>sary laws with sufficient pen G. KAREWSK1 Tl.e d *m.in«l for flour is g at and the Minn. He wasel, < :f'.| senior ( ';• <• com instead, of Electr e Bitte alties !.♦»(■«*«• nary to enforce this amendment. alfowed for k .me. Call and aw* for v<»rselv*»«. A »•• «side; able quantity of grain is] mill at Linkv:l’e is running day and and sev T Buc.klen> Ara T«» RALAH1E8 of STATE mamler of the order three y va is agi», JACOBY BROS ^AMPLES AKE SENT ON AP- RECOM* \MENDMENT ‘♦•I Norte county from night. OFFICERS. Salve, n- . >\v - mi wr 1 I | E tri< an<l was a le.tiHn^ < ainli late for th»* Article xill. ti • Gasijuet road. ulti ut »cts ;» bott Sheriff i’Lihlei’- and II. IlumpLiey, S ection 1. ’ Th«» g«»vorn«>r, secretary of Stato. plicatiuu through our and Bm* a Salve at 2."» • p lieaiUllip of the order at the anti »nal en- treasurer of State, judgf** of the supreme court, lint i tic V«Tthele>s true, his deputy, will soon commence gather box.at< hi .«! al! >tat“ officers of tLie Hut«» «»Lail receive campinent .*t S.,n Franci-co in Angn*t. ntv furni-in s most of ing tax»*-. an annual salary of such a sum as the tagistative •l.et lc., iiM»d here. a-»*embly shall herearter by law f«»r ««ach of such ’Squire Van Rij»erof B > ¡anz i has beon • •ffi«'-rs pr«»vi<!«»; nr«»vid«sl. that when the legis- 'It's new brick store is apposnte-l administrator of theotate of J. lativ«» hss«'nibly shall have by taw faxed the sala- I a prupuitionH. It will Biyant, »lecca, »’d. r* of any rtu'h «'fficer, such salary shall nuith«-r a guoi I b« ’ incr«»:*sed nor diinini«-h«»d during the term for I H* a uilding when finished . Excellent rv«* flour has Lem shipj e«l I Manufacturer and Dealer in which the in« umbent of such office shall have a. « •Vhcn J’.ahv v. :*s sick wo car»» her 4'xstnria. All a*e HIS WELL-KNOWN HOUSE. UNDER THE Al I-’jvr.n ( JI T-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS been n<-il known Portland from Linkvill«* to Yreka to i«<* mann elected or appoint»»«!. now management, will be conduct“«! on the When .-he w-'»» w •'bild »he cned for < attoria. TlilKD AMENDMENT TO TIME OF HOLDING GEN’ i <*al • . was at <.rant’s I’a-s factured in-o bread. beat and moat popular plans, no paina baina ERM. ELECTION. will be served ns well as those sit- Wi.< :» j*'.o net .mio M :?«» site citin’ to Cantoria a thin I of buying the * parts! to give general eati*faction. It contain* I tfhousf Itrvin. Article I! The infant so« of ( has. S. Muoio of comfortable bleeping npartnu-nt»« supplied with ton i 8 Re. 14 («« ‘ teial eh'ctioi's shall b«» field on A When »he uad Children she gave them Castor Geo S. Mathewson is very sick, we are Lirkvilh* has |g*en quite si. k at Jack Tuctulay n«-xt after (he tirot M ot .day i.i N’«»v«»m- single ard double beds, making it a desirable ting at our counters. r:ixcr m»*» t?r,s ar every fhur* place for th«’ entertainment of both traveler» and sorry tu irarn «•t l».-r. hienu a! y. sonville, but ih b«dt«*r now. families ♦ vcii ng ar th» In Testimony whereof I have h-reunto set m A. I! Platter <*f this precinct ha? gone Otis J..hti «*n, thi ‘ W'1 ’ known painter, han«! and cans»«! the g: it s«-al of th.. Stat.» «» nt’s Pass. Hit has bought a lot of W. !>. Wo•«<!« o« k at E «■‘f on a vi it Bo.i v«>yag<*. rri»o 'I'nltlc Or f-^t .»affixcl. 1st «lay of 8“ptcml»rr. ts regularly then ^yHEN IN HIE CITY Dl) Linkvill«* ami will l» iild a n *.tt <!w diing- C. I! B -a.’h, wh » ha 1 his arm broken SY LU STER l’EN NOY ER. l.t r<- i- considerable activity in the house <>n it. Will always b'»eapp!i«»d with th»» !>est the market -- imtiinc since, is fast recovering Governor. aft »n!*. *orved in a *tyle that v dl please the n.o-t not fail to visit our <dr inaiKrt at < »rant’s Pass and fastidious taste. Ox k day la>t wrek. after tear The many fri<-i»!s <ii Mi Jhi.«:ij uf No. 7 recently found a ial |»i” • of !->un pnqerty have iW^Rstoe reasonable and aaliafaction guaian- S. C »x tender tln-ir tle ir von. cong’atuJa'ion- an.I go.db«-.iring qtiar»z ledge units making Ne?.rvh, (’;.pt. Gee tl • were«I w •g< d h u.d r.’c nth*. teed I hof»e that tlien jom m-y o\»” life’s ««-as fifty d« II irs per day J. J. STRAIT. ofthe steamer F»r<dktr Jon>t{ our .-uiv^p silent barns that Mr. mnv alwa\s he smooth ami pr«”p-ion *. The Gasq let w.<g »n n-r«>:i<l is fi I .she ».1 and !♦■,!• r nian of th»* s. p. !» Ci L. U»».’s twenty-tw«» y«’ars ag • The i k lits lion. G B. Van Kip r h is b » u ?p- lined with teams hauling good* for our •ry, ha’i purchased 15 acres in the JACKSONVILLE KE TAIL MARKET. No. 195 First Street, two in 1*3 Hout’i «»f norths erne n«»rt!i«.*tn p*rtion of Grant's p«>:nte«l po-tmastei at Bonanza. Heis a iner»'lintits. It i> an ex client thorough- lC»H’k, eighteen miles north? sterling Democrat an«l a gentleman of ! COKRECTF.y WF FKLY- I OTI» E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Flour, per thousand lb* . . ability ami charadet. No h» t:»-r ap- fare Cresrvnt city. .<!»♦• »truck on i Bonrdof 1 qu.'Jiz iti«»n for thecounty of .Tack- Wheat, per bushel The harvest ball i pointm nt could Be ina-i»?. h .* d . Stat-* < f Or«‘g<»n, will convpuH at the office of Bari“}. i lla kro-s .las. Moss down on the » li.Lt. It L. m the County Cl<uk in Jacksonville on i » .! - ’ We are sorry to leurn that our obl’g was a grand affair, r-s:.lents of th s county been supposed that inm*h treasure w Mill Feed, per ton . I ing and efficient slim iff. Mait. Childcis, ap’en li«Hy. bowel J.inn c. untv for lhe O. 1' wheat or timothy, por ton ... Monday. October 17, 1887. Hay, down with her. Mr-». I Shirpaer, vv is sick, being confin«*«! to hi'» ?.»om by music. Egg*, pur dozen . . Butter, per lb. For the purpose or publiclv examining the As- pjM’iit sin h a large aim nnt of mon -y ir» j an attiick of bihoiis f«‘. er. We hone to . . w»--;nen! Rolland correcting all errors in valua Potato«*, per lb. I ut Grant’., . hear of his early coin des»*em’e. in Sai. r rHiiciM*.. recently. endeavoring to tin«? N«»ine nionivnto of in i r ('abbatte. “ ...................... tion. description, qualitii** of land*, lota or other V . ,, t’lie boa Mt ar.d be»t Mot k. 1 the addition A mao wh i ‘ ............ ..... property. Said Board will continue iu so«MÌon Onion*. Rev. R. McLean repoits that the deer II,? r"'r ' A'»a. tinto..». < ttti.rr, •laugh!» r, wbo waa diowne I <»n the ./-• debility, • wl. from day to day until said roll has been duly ex Beans ” ....... other ornu- ! are destroying «’.ihh;.ge an 1 other veg»*- Haidt»..re hi .d h|K>ritnK I,<><»)- . »,.r brought Io <'ornmeal. i*«r !<>' lb«-. an l -.vlio i fh>tn. instill a »♦ »■I'len! of S.m Fran<’is«-o. ps up with l tables in hi»» gar l« n m ar I OIK r/.C/lR/VG Ii 4 r I MT Ì lit OTIb amined. ,h'- l"WWt Lard, per It» in tin« All parties iidereHted will take due notice and liabl. to si in rtni.ic i mo vs. gov.-ni theiuxelvee acconlinglv. Ham »»nd Bacon. She cxp!4 »sen great jov ut the discovei ’ A I will Kwirwitet.. thew (itxHfe t„ I». jum »h». , M. l ean raises the fin -t l.et him I ike l> Heart Reiurdv » Drp ’ d Appi “ - per lb. . J. M CHILDERS. I opr.-.-i t tonni Ute. H'. i „ k thankful to m> ' the com»-y His wh«-at t before ir is loo I of the lo»t slu»ep, and i.cpvs now t<> fir mggists $1 5») Coui ty AseiMjKor. Part to* pajrirg for th«» T imes in advance at <»ui- l?l..'.« “ ^"Tri f"r ' ?,r l’"'' -■ lile-r.l. .1, llescriptive treat ch bottle ; or J i inni at ti«.* World’s fair at o rodurtsl ca*h rHU«s wi'lb»« furnished any <>f th»« aome relic of h. r » h 'J, who «» rue. fi, r-l’«’'»’'H> -olirti, non. f * J. M -»ck A < • s follows g nanted puldic.ition* in connect ion u n h I inuan. .■ of ti.n w,,,,,.. JOUS MlllEll. • thr« e yc.li - ;»g<». — Sbrr. a b« »th in tin I rnh*' stat« r« oni oi the thin paper Kt t:<e price* ».'iven below. It wiilb-’ h The importance of purifying tlm blood can w ritea fated st amer. P. 8. Al! p r -on* win- have wholly or p utiiJly • A .*<»»r»’sp»»ml r.t ••( »he iH.ti -“-I that then* iM a reduction of icb-astia Uood Hfiobln in ¡'.wry f'ftse. tc not be overestimated, for without pure bloutl ¡».•r cent. on pubh»het*- cuMomary rates in over nettled in »!■:».'• gj - h on recoi«). an.! who haveneg- L;*e Appb g »t Bro-, ha \ c mi D A Rr.i«H««r<l .vlmles ile paper dealer l»»ct»*d ’o have the« s.one cancel«! or *aid credit* metanee.an<t in eoinc much more; you cannot enjoy good health. 1.1n ‘ N»w Y o KI \t • »•;.!«I«* Io Mr. Withe:ill < WEEKLIES. «»f « l«a!l:ino«»’.,a. I «-tin . wrio-s that he whs m d’ uro requited to attenii to th matter ut 111*-« « Hit At this season nearly every one needs a I H w hilt J Hi »»Jahan ■ f Al once, in «»rd- r :<» avoid further complication»!» Toledo Weekly Blade seriously Mill <• ’ ■• | with a -.-vere cold that th * national •as- it-*, f . I he < ounty ( ourr wish if distinctly iindnn»t<MXi s In » n 11 good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich Haip r - Weekly................................... disp»jse«i of most of his > s trie«! «m his |n -z- : h;ul tried many renic that it will not in«‘ker«ny rhang««« in th«* a**»*a- M .ti i Sci- ’ ntiijc American ........................... the blood, ktxl we ask yon Co try ’ Hood ’ s th bu-ll J. BOWEN ■: es w i r !i. <ip hem-fit Being in<!ucc«| trv | parties f;om i ’a!ii<». ma m»»nt roll ** Mubinuted by the Hoard of Equaliza F «>etr<»»t Free Pre>s..................... j I arg k • ♦ ’? i U i i DannliQf Sarsaparilla. Itstrengthens H tion for any reason. J. M. » Alkali va! k * v has sol«I out t<> John M« (’u:- Dr. King s New Discovery for Consump New York Htar. I tion, di«l so ami w is entire!v cure«! by use ruuuildl an j builds up the system, N»»w York World .. . 3 ! <iy ami lrii the count» v on short notice of a few bottles Sine«» which time hp has •in ra I; Sun Francisco Examiner . . 3 i . Bon nz t and Dairy are improving us« I ii in his f.-tmilv for nil Coughsand creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, 4 r n Portland (>r»‘gonian.......................... while it eradicates disease. Tho peculiar 5 T* t hr non Matf a title M.. ISS -Warrrn I.- N.,. hi of J»ck«.n.ilb Harper’«« Bazar................................ stead l v Bonanza has its regula.’ bas»- Colds with best resil t” ibis is the «-Xpe- ■ »•• a Slab t*b Pioneer Press............. i Ball gam • and hci> - ra«esev»»-y Sunday rience of th-»u»ands vvho«e lives have Been combination, pro|»orttan, and preparation E <»r Octo!»» r is on hand, and is one of the meet* each Wednesday ov«>ning at or preceding the full moon; Ashland L alge N<>. 23on Thurxlnj < hicag< New* ....................................... 3 of the vegetable remedies used give to can.n hav«* p best number < f this y»*ar of « v* n unusual “venituj ; . . .(>. Harnakt'i, Bonanza’, popular Na veil hv I his Wonderful Dis< «»very. Trial the Kame “ tint Oregon » Chapter 3 . >..i » during ii.< m.- nmn uni“. vr»»tfnn haptf Missouri Republican ................. Hood’s Sarsaparilla pecul- Ifeplf rxeeUer.» v 1 I • ngravn" is a eti »rul No. I. R A. M., in Jacksonville on th ( t I o I m * Dein<MTKt. . ......................... 3 I merchant, has almost rc<’ovei •■ ! from bottles fre* :tt City Drug Store. the Load of veiling previous. Adarei No. 1'tieM.iHy ■ ----- :— --------- 1 — • * ' Chapter ■ ■■ iar curative powers. No ■ ** IlwUll ing reprodm ■: »n • : l,« ^i'«* - i>< autiful paint- Philadelphia'Time* 3 i his recent illness............. Ilamaker A •i» tai y ni 'tale. Thin i an 3. »>. 1.. S. of Jacksonville meet* on ev.-rv other «.'' a Î m ’ h ; \‘:;w"r t"1 «•**•• <•»..»« nrM*. San Francisco Call »!. - A Ma- ! ». 1 ..ir ».. >cr .»ml rhe f ,>b other medicine hassuch a record of wonderful »he Children. They are es- Il««rton ’ s thr. ’ shing-niachino has h»»en Thur«*d y •v<- : ioa: Alpha < -er S„. | „f A .h_ Frank l» “ -«h»* ’ s illustrated pap r ii •: t’i.tt’ u > h ' s . and d«-s gr • for the I *n1«iuent t «. .. .. .. cures. If you have made up your mind to l.-.nd on i •• hrbt and third I a ¡-.day*. peeially liable to sudden do.ng g'.»».» l w» rk this is«»n, the vie «1 of k Ur le ai» ;• : - :t|-i’n! 1 Ir n ;s an in- ”l c ,a»’I*<‘‘ in the Sorth. 1.0.0 Jacksonville L(»«| No 10 meet* w.litri"'1 buy Hood’s Sarsaparilla do not be induced to “ “ Suuci.iy M.-unti’”* 4 grain being la* ge.. . B»*.*f cat th* arc look Colds, Coughs. Crotip, Whooping Cough, iiog iliiiwlr.r - 1 ai tirh- by \\ av of of»en- »•very Sat in?»\ i evening; Awhl.u «1 Lodge No. ‘¿3 «t (.1 “ “ I'oiHilnr M<»ut!.Iy take any other instead. It is a Peculiar M..rn!,»nt. turm-r» «,<i cnoh nere »re r- etc. Wo guarantee Acker ’ s English ing better than they hav»* f«»r 3 eats, an«| ubd I hr .- Hu ir* md poems arc exrrp- the Mnrnetin . ... _ . ... .,..1 t , in “ Tai l “ R «ck EnrainDm«*ni No ii B«».Let . 4 ir al the Com -•I t» write tor prier». Medicine, and is worthy your confidence. It saves il \ go« «! lutliix numir-r art? given •n«M t* at H-k* »nvjll“ on “v*r> -»thor 1 ne^'lxy “ “ 1‘leaKHnt li«»urt< 4 u t st»«» k of all kin Is ar* ulerk and fat.... Remedy a positive cure, >•. . VI rvlx dv w i an H»x»d’s Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. MON THUES. Sold by off« rs I«» j r ns getting up clubs for eninc of. each month. '.i;i / fb-brik ih Deer«*« Il 1 I ttctni) t XTAl.tK.i I «4H.HI H!ll Shook A S«»ns of Alkali vadey have a hours of anxious watching. »I time. »-very »«th*i h Portland, < >i............... r vear. and iicy are v«*ry trinptiiig; I.di?'* N«>. I <»f J.a 'kte »¡iville Prepared by C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. number »»f tine mules for saJc....J. II. < itv I>rug Store. Mo-uiay ovc-iinu. !(<»;>o Donri-e Lo I*»“ of Ash Century. Scribner *................. a m .gazi rs aunid premiums that ap W K' th '. i I v nf William« f'olahan’s saw mill is still running ami tan«! o i thct, »fouit a > I fourth Tu •-<! iys of eac! Dem<»r»*r»U»i Magazine 4 100 Doses Ono Dollar irli th • \ a .) l»le bo«iks and engravings month. T. J. CRESS i: . »’• . B. Smith of Jacknon- tu» ning out a lai ge q’lar.tity »»f -uj ri »r Godey’a lindy Book 4 a rson ’ bestows The attia«'tioiis for RXU M en . ()r«v»:m* ‘-P'’c»horfn*Tnt»e No. 1. ( « « -tv.. »■« at Mu-ic Hall in 8t. Nicholas 5 lumber. .Mrs ('. T. Paym* and her are numerous- t,ew writers to be added Imp (i O. K. M.. of Ja 'k*3.TVilln, <*v»«ry Tuesday Harppr’n Monttilj • irxt Suu.lav, when a son day «»! of Plxrnix a riv»d in Alkali “ Jtmd me' fcr my and b/* ’>atlcnt he staff nf favorite old contributors, evening 3 American Ag; iculturi*t .. .. A. O. U. W. -Bannor L »dg« No. 2S m«*ets « Tory M r. 1 ha . II, South wil v.iEcv <«»v»*ral »lays since ami will stay 1 yr ru»y rrarf. S»i AKKsi’iuur- Harper's Young Bcopl»». . 4 Hi *• costly ci»gi aving3 and wood cuts—in other Friday «•T«»ning; A»hta id Lodge No. Gf». on Peter.Min’H Mitgazine..................... 4 JACKSONVILLE, OR. imvrity am! fresh variety in ever}’ the farsf and tturd W.*d:j K«ixy evenings of each ’ for :>«)metimp. ! hey offer their lands, Roueekeeper.... .... 3 irtnx nt One can be certain this is not Dl'OtQ som » of wdiich is clioice, for sale ; also j Other publication* will !»•• furnish“.! ata re. I llH.n.g |M.rir.«ner>t'> locstnl her». I «Ser nir said, but really meant; for this popu To the Miners and Mine duced price when orden*d with tho 1' imf . h . their stock catt)»*. .. The »lays are warm i ■erTli-n. I., the |.e.,pl<. ,,f Sonthrrn Oregon. Tuie < Ireton I ’ litorali wn<l l’nbli-h' •rs Old ar>d new mib8criht>rM paying one year in ad lar magazim bus proved, during neatly yet, though th»’lmercnry has Ireen down Owners of Southern vance from date for the T imes will roecivo in ad half a » rnturv. that its promises are always A»» ciaf ion BMfta in Alban; Friday, House Painting, Paper Hanging to freezing point h r sevt ial nights re | dition either the New York Star, the San Fran faithfully kept. Terms: Tw»» d »liars per Oregon. if' Oct. 14, at 2 r. m A biwint"*- i meeting cisco Examiner. St. I'anl Pioneer Pree*. St. Loin« year, with great deductions to clues rently . Amon SLo< k has a fine gar Hani- Frescoing, Kalsomtning, Etc., Republican or Detroit Free Preu», mix month* pic-c«»p:cs sent 1r<*c to those desiring to ge L hn-<»n. Win. Ke*lv, J A. •leu aii'i some excellent ajrp’es .. . We 1 will In* hehl in the afternoon, to I wlii. ii fre«. or the 1 arm and Fireaide one year free. Done in h superior n.uiner sn.l at price* to suit An«! who t ’ er bK ••• “ i - f , Up <*ltil»s. Address • I ’ « ter- azine Marini:. Il. nry .Macklin 2. have no lH»in yet, but hav»* go » ! pr«>s-| in, prnder TIMES PRINTING HOUSE. eing in this section now . making a memtiers only will I* a<li,iitte<l. All 1 refer to U.e Jo! ► of |.HU.inK 1 have device to vur ■ ..'» - i ,■ r L;. ri. vtcc, fruit 30G ( i;» stunt Si reef. I'hil »< ■r<’jo.rt ’ of .• •i tHin .nir ing proper!; for east J&ckaonville Oregon. . •» M. <>w» n, .Mi h . Nancy Dec’s for one next spung. >• me partms a nr id pill, prcvioutUy «Ion«» for r.*c<«ii»mer)<tati««n. H m ; ib !* c . an f«ju;d I k i.« . . c ! we ha»te, the ern « New York > capitalists, 1 will tak«< pleasure editors and publisher* of M-w.p i|»-r (i«>r« iriiur».:¡t«»•<!. E. >.• :» k 2, l> E. Smith, in Poe valley hav«* lately sol I thei inventor of » Cathai .»i u i .-taste tu do hint in ruT-onally nmet.ng mmcr* and mine-owners l>i iinkfHtirMM or th- Liquor Habit Pnnitivf. iW~ Give me r 'ru.l mo! judge for yonrHolf uither 'exitimate journal* .i:e enlitli*! to ing, Minn;»* Smith, Charles farms to parties from (’alifornia ... . Ed. ; honor. Who r< me;«.’<: .» i • • the di-trcsifcd tnd make arrangements with them t<» render an ftf < ti reti by AdtniHÌKtrriuq llr Onler- left Ht Merritt*. New ( a-1, Store wu' mother, her chi 1-, »•«.,r... . r • t» snv-ti • r. that lllustriited **R« port * and th»»rn»xh inicsiliration IhiiufK* buht'H Spirifir. 1 he next soka . oj , A L. Warren, Win. Wheel Rollins is bieuking «’olts (• r Sho»»k B.us. 1 •he rhool wifi begiu raceiee pr- n.pt Hitenm.n ■nemberdiip. Thee oninitteeof arr. rig. - insist not th, horrid .Li ••. the rcmeni- •f the Title. ( .»rr. rt l.o«»ti«»n Lines, amount of It » ,m !»♦* giv« n in a » up of » «>tfoe or tea ie; <. In ».tiling for any of brance e'en now d<*cs nan» aa'v.-. T. J. < RUSH . 1 • • • • r Gravel nr Or«- in Mght. personal!» a«*aj'«,<l wattle without the knowledp of th«» • «*i s«>n taking ment* haie secured the o|wia h in-e f. r to I n » witness of his ch.i i\ tort», SEPTEMBER 7,1887. !♦•.»*»• *.IV a Ivei tiM’d. J. W. is ti f'n rifui m bnrf v. tiM r:»?’:-r pa\ •»fa dGrotogi.aK hurt of the ’WORKING PROS. it; i> ab-:olute!y liar»i< and will « fleet a |k|OTK E I8HKREBY GiV iN TH AT IN AC- high pr.c.1, if i. .nvy < .. I ; • the jmrpomm of th. I««i v IS li)«.re Silice. : H I’J < T.” f-tc , nf their i»roj»orty. Ai>y desired refer ’A We nave it n- w ! And great. 1 . 1 n< Free scholarship. For particulars ruLlr«** ence cun Le given, hut j would rather that my permanent :»n«l *pce<ly cure, whether the I ti »•'.»’•«¡.••nc«* wi!«. t•.»» Rj-L iwi» of the Ja’kMHi- «!i< tn« »* tlinii a I a’<\ Fliday evening pears U]»on the scn'.l of E mu •, ¡an patient i> a ni "i< rat«- r «»r an . « <«- ville Milling a «1 Mining <’«»mpftny of Ja -kr-on B. L ARNOLD, w->rk be allow“«! to ’-p»‘ak. for itself. ><..»•, H« nc.- lhe in. long Htudy what wmild » lit, h.«s hit county (»regon i ’ r» ri-pit »1 M«»« ’ k of ssui c<»in- ! Ii««»i- m - « i «irnnkard* i’robjdoat. Mv corr»*pondent m Southern Oregon is M. h. I’«- wreck h • held, to which z Z ’ îjs are invìi xi's S31 «apar I.» ii«•' now ritan<!ii'g «»n its book* in tlm i nine of /za;?to cure <-ur lEs. Away at o«: e E iieattyof Medford, to whom any comrntu ica- have been made temi < »ate men who have i the • •»>! g«.»»l 1 ed. An in*, •sting programme ha.-» I hm •<•11 and pill-;; f. rwh tber it he’inli’-.- A. H SundArmMn wid I»«* sold in fomt of th«* of- tion for me may !»e addressr d. OF ASHLAND, OR., f.»k«-n GtdJrn >| « t ili« in tin ir »■••!!» • v.ith- fi«-«- of th-. *«-cr«’tnrj of -aid compans in Jsckson- nlaintor constipafi mi , rr .mv <ii .• >. t< DR. WIIJJH E EVERETTE. arranged, wh<h will « iM of v«a km u !« «I l '<‘. an«! r«> »lav hv.'e-ve vdle. Or«-»»'»-’, mi Sa mday. < >ctol»«*r 29. 18>7.nt 2 heir, he here with pri<1. *» ■ • G>b!!y «•»■• Bractie:d Mining F Xpert A < onsultingtjeoh.gist. ; «•ut ti.« i u they «jiiit diir.kiug ,»f Th' i-«»nn f»««* will. «»’»•lock P. M,. for cash in hand, for the purpose axscrtiou will wag-.r >.:g, that »t e .u .5'. .*». Cr/NrrriffoH. and inatruinentai munie, an <* ar-ional S|W^.< 11 ne> • r fai’-. Th«* «y-tem «»nei» tmprrg- «•f p tying Ti»» «!«- u k ; < nt or ;in:»aid a*-«*ssni‘*nts i The fourth annual FumJay -<•I h » g ’ eon T attire-* by .lame« O'Meara of the l’ort- t Mi 1-r, l-rol. I n *t« <l with lhe Sp« e tic it I «-. < n « * ,<n u’t. r •hi“ «»-I i S '• ..-.Ha, «*t<.«-k «•: «•:■ .(! A. H. Hunder- vention for Jackson, .h»s«*p|p!ie him ! KHm- y* >' '•;•" <1 '•> fura»li tho I mm ., ..t iii «n ami ' x„ -r- - of «-md *dr. I» >.iu ¡»ike, •mp«»s ’)iiit >■ for the i«pi -r :»pr «-’ite ».« • \ -.» laniLVrwJ on "Pioneer E.iitomand l’uli- ath r* unti«*** uillh«* h««l<| I !>urw<|,tv ami Ì lb «rd«-:- of th«- B«» t-d «»1 D:rrtc’.»r* 7 ro.u’,p" A<= . • i tu I pa 11 < itla r> a«l<l: « ( Lilden Sici r.«. !:.»• mu < I B.o.,.1 Elixir is tho or.ly MIzAS.J. DAY. Secretary Friday. (U t Gth and 7(1». I as 7. ,»t ti <• Meth lishc *,’’and tlieannual address by J. B. lie < '•> . 1X5 I'a« •• H » ineini:.'»ti. »>hi««. GERMAN ASTHMA CURE n ,,»* c *•* H h M ha tb!» I t 'war.l iniki odist ( Inirch iu Giant's l‘a>s Allp«r‘oi.- Or u-ltn,'"* Blood Remedy guaran PRICK 25 CENT 4 A B«-X. U TKI Instantly the m<*t violent attack, and Fill.'an.of the Portland ITurlJ. A -• - Ml v« \ •tc. \ ‘ .lulll <’U intere st« d in ^«mdav-».» bool wor< r<* » <n teed. It is a positive core for fleers, Erup- inwin- c»rnf<»rUhle dfiep SO WAIT1.1V for RK- H’ ''¡"V • >11 TU Iium>«.r of iattle-ap Ttfoli«». *T‘> fice cial it er ) tion and dar < c will follow i in In : , t• • ¡ ■ r... ; 1 «ìia'ly invited Io be present ami assist it *11.r*. Being urm «] by inhalation, ita action i»im- tionsor Syphilitic Poisoning. It pnrifiesthe m*1iM*« direct ind certain, and a care is the J. J. MACK A CO., ’ r ’ « (he work Please s<— that delegates (at . ■ Saturday the member* ofthe a-*ot'i..- ! • » W • • • ¡ r«.p» t iu.it Im ••It. A - <>r Hcwller furiIMhH| o> <.t!;< r whole:;' tnn.tiiid lumi.ra'I !;!.: uinatla jn ni| (-tirnbl* c»5e«i A aingln tnnj con- :gn d in doling up bi-« black- t ». «/ PERSONS • n IJEBTEDTGTHKUND^K I,’, ’Z ,y"1 “ "> orjelo. ra;.|, prompt. v:n •“•, th«* m »rt ?!»• nticaj Prio- 5ec end $!.»•? tion will in*|*'i't Albany and it* e rvuoi - 1 si*m«Nl by note or book account, vrer »quabtcJ > >.-«.»ill . tho* • i“d*bt«»d to least till» »*» arc civet» d from ca< L >un<! \ lit to < » ..nt S i’a» and Neuralgic pains. We guarantee it. 9 and 11 front £♦ I> h O. ,j, jt.. I. rm. aljr»,-. r ..,«,,HhL A<1. ef anv drivrmt < r by mail. Sample Fr-r fw school. i «> ca 1 I ami •«•*» le wir hont delay. ! im wJi e » 11. >r »V ’ -o'ili.ìx up as H'»on as I ■wnta. *< . 'TMAAM.St. PaaL phu.e county as well. Sol i at t. iiy 1» ug sto.c. “ PKOF. GASi Alti). Q.KARFWHEI puMibl:«. Vi. I. I’ illix .**. l'lesident. DAVID CHDNEMILL^K. i tlic^mocraticííimes EUlloUlAl. SOTES. JH ! THE LADIES Thousands find it to their advantage to patronize the Mail Order System. They get F’K.EsSriEK O< ><>]»* ¡inti MILLINERY ! The Cost of Transportation is overcome, and more, by the Differences in Prices., You can have the styles that city friends wear and select from half a hundred patterns, while at home, in the country, Sacks Loaned to Fanners Without Charge there are but a limited number. The ad vantages offered through the Mail Order System are manifold. HOSIERY ! CORSETS, The Red House Trade Union established a Mail Order Department 13 years ago and now numbers its patrons by the Thousands. A Catalogue of IGS Pages with Samples of Goods Mailed Free on Application. C. H. GILMAN, RED HOUSE TRADE UNION, TREES TREES TREES ROUGH AM) FINISHED LIMBER. REDLAND NURSERY, Matched Flooring, Ceiling, A. II. CARSON A SON. Proprietors. and Surfaced Lumber HAMMON BROS.* NURSERIES, 100,000 TREES PHCENiX, OREGON, and OAKLAND, CAL. ASHLAND SHADE AND OBNAMEKHL TREES, Now is Your time to Get BARGAINS!! THE STAFF OF LIFE! WVI) 111) 1 r. STEAM FLOURING MILLS DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, U Hardware, Tinware, Crockery, Tobacco, Cigars, Etc ASHLAND HOUSE ! ORDER DEPARTMENT I Main St., Ashland. Or JOHN MILLER, T NEW AND ELEGANT STORE-ROUMS, de. Hardware, Paints Dib. . Glass. Cutlerv. t Etc., Assessors Notice l’ORTLANl), OK N Jacksonville, Oregon. IX SEEDS ! ! 65 Front St.. Portland. Or. HOUSE PAINTER. A CARD THE GREATEST STUDY OF CORVALLIS B ORCHESTRA. Late of California, ’KcV.ç v's Í HAMBURCi FIG ASTHMA CURED Athlaod, Or. /