The Democratic times., December 30, 1887, Image 3

C. W. Skeel, one of our beat mechwbiu,
The popular verdict is that, for ail mzla­
LOCAL NOI K».
ri« » us, bilious or kidney derangements, sll was recently joined by bis eon and daugh
Ntw
Year
next Sunday.
affecti ms of the stomach and digestive or­ ter, from the eaatern Rlatee, who will
J. M. Boyle of Yreka is in town.
gans, fur colds or fevers, there is no reme­ probably locate here.
Mrs. J A. Cardwell is recovering from
dy at once so simple, yet so thoroughly ef­
UNIT» ITATI! OFFICIAL HEM.
In our last iaaue we neglected to men­ her severe illness.
ficient in its operation, as Frese’s Ham­ tion the death of the only m r> of Mrs Gil­
F. M. Short has returned from a trip to
burg Tea.
mer, a bright little buy. w bo died cf sear- Hungry creek, Cai.
DECEMBER 30. 1887
FRIDAY
Five of the six children of M. Mayer, of let fever on the 17th inst.
M E. Beatty ot Medford makes regular
trips to Jacksonville nowadays
Ashland, have been carried off by that
Jesse Richardson, one of the prominent
canTiÂL point pointer ».
I. A Pruett and Mr. Hchuler of _ Munza-
____
dread disease, diphtheria. The only re­ farmers of thia district, was at Jacksonville
maining chil i wrs al>o dangerously ill, but lust Monday and made the T imes office a Dita proc met were here a few days since
Col. R. F. Maury of this precinct is
J. I*. Ward of Lake county, formerly of
is now recovering. The bereft parcutshave friendly call while there.
making sundry improvements on bls farm.
Oregon city, was in Jacksonville a few «lays
the
sympathy
of
ail
in
their
terrible
since.
A brother and nephew of 8am Centers of
When you are in Jacksonville go the 8
affliction.
Coilins Bros, of Plrenix passed through
this precinct arrived in this vicinity not
F. Variety Store and see that elegant dress-
town this week, on their way to Josephine
"1 was troubled with an eruption on my ing ca-e and “The Bride," which will be county.
long since, accompanied by their families.
face, which was a source of constant an­ given away on New Year’s.
We learn that a cornet band will soon be ,
Ready, December 1st, a complete toy and
noyance when 1 wished t«» appear in com­
organised here, with Prof. Buttmer as teach«
Address Red
For sale at a bargain—a cosy dwelling holiday list, mailed tree
House.
Sacramento, Cal.
pany.
After
using
ten
bottles
of
Ayer
’
s
er. No doubt the**« are several good musi­
bouse not far from the center«! the town
8ursaparilla,
the
humor
entirely
disap
­
Prof.
J.
Q.
Willits
and
Miss Minnie
cians in this place.
of Medford. For particulars enquire of R. Wharton were united in
malrim.jny at
peared."—Mary M. Wood, 40 Adams kt.,
All those indebted to Dr J Hinkle ar*-
T. Lawton. real-estate agent
•
Lakeview on the 8th inst
ixiwell, Mass.
requested to call and settle on or befor
Dr Gill has removed to Mrs Priest’s resi­
Mrs J. R. West, one of our most accom­
Olds & King, the well-known dry-goods
where he may be found when not at
Jan. 10, 1888, and save costs. This notice
plished aud amiable ladiee, has gone to dency
his office or otherwise engaged.
merchants of Portland, are doing a good
means just what it save.
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Lincoln. Neb., to spend the winter. Her
Scott Morris of Meadows precinct has
business with the people of southern Ore­
absence will be generally regretted.
Go to tho 8. F. Variety Store in Jackson­
gone to Douglas county t« labor in the in­
gon. as well as elsewhere, because they deal
terest of the State Insurance Co.
ville and see “The Beautiful Bride" and
Rev.
Wm.
Stewart
of
Quincy,
Illa.,
an
only in.the best, are prompt and relia­
,/r J- Guyer, while at work for C. T
handsome dressing-case which will be giv-
ble, and sell cheap. Read their advertise­ able preacher, will occupy the pulpit of the Harris & Co. of the Wagner c eek saw­
en away on New Year’s
Baptist church in Medford next Sunday; mill, cut himself quite severely nut long
ment elsewhere.
since.
Revs Wm. 8tewart and Geo W. Black
and on the third Sunday,in January,
For the bes. turnouts for all occasions
both able Baptist preachers, will commence
The committee which canvassed the town
C K. Frank, who has been visiting rela­
call at the Excelsior livery stable in Jack­
for money in order to make the Christinas
a protracted meeting at Cary’s hali in this
sonville Ply male’s prices are quite rea­ tives and friends in Lane countv. has re­ entertainment a success in every particu­
place on Wednesday. Jan. 4, 1888, All are
sonable and he never fails in giving satis­ turned home. His place was acceptably lar,had no trouble in obtaining the required
cordially invited to attend.
amount, about $50.
faction You will also do well to patron­ filled by Thos. T. Turner of Jacksonville.
Mrs. Dunham of Los Angeles. Cal., for­
The ball announced to take place here
In the last issue of the T imks we erred in
ize his stage line running between this
merly Miss L. Bchieirelin of Rock Point
next Monday evening will no doubt be a
stating that M. Purdin had been nominated precinct,passed through the vallev recently,
place and Medford.
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grand affair. The best of mu.*«ic will be fur­
The T imes acknowledges the receipt of for councilman.. E. G. Hurt w\£ nomina, o» her way home (rum a visit to' relatives
in Washington county.
nished by 8chmilt & Buttmer’s string band
the Pacific Coast Catholic A’mznac, for ted instead, and will no doubrAx« a good
High Mass was chanted at Catholic church
from Jacksonville,and 8. Cornuit will set a
1878, published by Diepenbr«'ck Br«A A oMeiat.
on
Christinas. The singing was of a high
fine supper for the event. Everybody
Dosing, of 1 t 90 Market street, San Francis­
August Carlson of the Brewery Saloon character and the ceremonies quite impres­
should attend.
sive.
The sermon by Rev Father Herr­
co, Cal. It is a most complete volume, and inaugurated a turkey ahoo de<UlW!t rli near
mann was an able and quite appropriate
we should think will be a good book of ref- his place of business, which proved quite one.
- The Christmas-tree festivities at this place
e rence for Catholics.
interesting. A large number of fat tnrkeyc
last Saturday were interesting and partici­
Jas. McDougall of Blackwell was the
A report has been started to the effect were slau -btered and some good marks winner of the pair of fine pictures raffled
pated ia by a great many people. An ex­
off at the City Drug Store last Saturday.
that there was a case of small-pox at Ash­ ma:’.ship was shown on Christmas.
cellent programme had been prepared, and
J. Armstrong threw 43 with the dice for
land. Fortunately there is no foundation
the entainment proved a success. The huge
Gen. Ross has sold out his interest in tho C.
that gentleman, and it proved the best
to it whatever. There are several cases of real-estate firm of Ross & Wrisley to John throw.
tree fairly bended with its load of presents,
diphtheria at that place, but we are glad t«» 8. Miller, another old pioneer, and who is
of which there were some for everybody.
The marriage of W. M. Gilroy of Ash­
state that there is every prospect of the also well acquainted with nearly every foot land, the popular young mechanic, and
First-class music was furnished by Schmitt
disease being eradicated soon.
A Suttmer’s string band of Jacksonville.
of soil in southern Oregon. We take pleas­ Miss Della Pennebaker, a young lady fa­
vorably known, took place a’t the residence
ure in recommending Messrs. Wrisley and of the bride’s parents on the 22d inst We
The party given at Phmnix last Friday
Deeds,
mortgages
and
every
description
Miller,
as
they
are
thoroughly
reliable
and
Indian War Veteran».
acknowledge
the receipt of compliments
evening by Mrs. Lavenburg was but an­
of real-estate and legal blanks for sale at
and tender the happy couple our congratu­
Ata meeting held in Grunt s Pass on the
There is nothing new to report in the the T imer office at Portland prices Give other of the successes in that line scored by good business men.
lations and best wishes.
17th inst. by the Indian war veterans of San Francisco or Portland market
the lady Nearly 70 tickets were sold for
us a call, if you need anything in the blank
P KtttlONA L Nh ATI O ff.
Jackson and Josephine counties, a subor*
the event. The supper could not be ex­
Iteltylnua Jlew».
Charles Offenboecher, of Applegate, line.
dinate camp was organized. Present and
celled and the music by Schmitt A 8ott-
Rev. Father Hermann will hold regular
•nade us a pleasant call yesterday.
Prof.
La
France and wife spent this week services at the Catholic church in this
Don’t forget to attend the masquerade mer’s string l and was of a high order
signing the roll from Jackson county were,
in Jacksonville
place next Sunday.
We want correspondence from every por- ball at the U. 8. Hall to-night. The beat of
Col. J. E Ross, John B Wrisley aud Dav­
The editor of lhe Altoona, Pa., Advance,
Liberal Sunday-achool and Bible class
Henry Pape, Sr., has recover««! from his
music and supper will be provided, and
id Dunlap, aud of Josephine county : Jas. tion of the First Judicial District.
after
relating
a
wonderful
cure
of
Piles
meets every Sunday at 11 o’clock a . m . at
recent indisposition.
royul
Woody, D H. Sexton, Dr. D. 8. Holton,
Groceries and canned goods at the very everybody
the U. M. L. Hall. Talent.
and another of Inflamed and Sure Eyes by
time.
A M Jess. Abram Coie,Henry Thornton, lowest prices at Mensor Bros.’ Store.
C. B. Fitzgerald of Gold Hill made us a
Rev. G. E. Jones, formerly of Medford,
:
the Ufl* et Pond’s Extract, says; "The
Henry Kelly, W. W. Saunders, Jacob Mc­
Newman Fisher has one of the niost "Advance" thinks a medicine which will call last Wednesday.
now resides in Table Rock precinct. His
Everybody is securing tickets In the New
appointments at Antelope and Anti­
Daniel, W. M. Griffin. J. P Tuffs, Capt. Year’s drawing at the 8 F. Variety Store. complete and best stocks of general nier- save imperiled eyes and cure the Piles is a
J. C. Hall, of Central Point, called at the och are the same as usual, on the first
D. W. Keith and Wm. M. Crow. A. W.
chandise in southern Oregon, and every­ blessing to humanity, and it belieyes in T imks office yesterday.
nd third Sundays of the month.
Men ;or
do vot propose to be under- body acknowledges that he cannot be un­
Presley and W. H. Runnels were received
The following are Rev J. W. Miller’s
saying so.
Judge Hanna has gone to Grant's Pass
as members by letter from Jackson coun­ so'd in any of the latest styles of goods. §
regular
appointments: First Sabbath in
dersold.
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W. A. Childers, of Sam’s Valley, one of on professional business
each month nt Gold Hill, at 11 o’clock a .
ty. It is Worthy of note that Comrade
Old 1887 will soon bo of the past. The
The foggy weather, which has been pre­ thé oldest and most respected of our pio-1 We are glad to notice that Col. J. N. T. m . and 6 p. m . ; second Sabbath, at Central
Woody lias reached the advanced age of first of the new year begins with next Sun- vailing for a short time past, ended with
Point, morning and evening; third Sa»-
neers. died at his home last Monday night. Miller’s health is gradually improving.
a n — .
ninety-four years, and participated !r. ti.v ui/
bath, at Medford, morning and evening;
the rain which commenced last Saturday He was well and favorably known through­
Professor F R. Neil has returned from fourth Sabbath, at Jacksonville morning
war of 1812earninga well-deserveu pension.
bee "the Beautdui Bride" and that hand­ evening. There was some fog yesterday, out Southern Oregon, and leaves behind him
and evening.
his trip to Eugene City and Portland.
The camp made him an honorary membe** florae dressing-case at the 8. F. Variety however.
a respected name and unsullied reputation.
The following are Rev. R Ennis’ ap­
and are truly grateful to number him Store.
J. N. Gotcher and Robt. Mavity of Wil-
t
pointments: On every Sunday morning,
At cost! Atco<tl! At cost!!! Tlie whole We tender our sympathy to his numerous
among us.
After electing officers and
iiams creek were in town yesterday
excepting the third, he will hold services
Prof. La France is at the U. 8. Hotel of the remaining stock of holiday goods at relations and near friends.
transacting other business, a voteof thanks
Geo. Schumpt, who has been quite ill at the Presbyterian church in Phoenix; oi>
with a nice line of masquerade suits and the 8. F. Variety Store will be sold at cost
Fitly tickets were sold on the occasion of
the third Sunday morning and every Sun­
was tendered Comrades Ross. Wrisley and inasks.
without reserve. Here is a chance fur a the masquerade Lull at Gold Hill, whieh with rheumatism, is able to be about again. day evening he will preach at the Presby­
Dunlap, ot Jackson county, for their at­
terian church in Jacksonville.
E.
Talbott
and
J.
D.
Pankey
of
Willow
t
There is considerable sickness in Table bargain.
was a first-class affair. Music was provid­
tendance and interest; also a cordial invi­
Rev. W. B Smith of the M. E. Church.
Mr. Huff, father-in-law of Jacob Bow­ ed by Ganiard’s orchestra, and the sup­ Springs preainct made us a call yesterday. South, has made the following appoint­
tation to all old comrades who may have Rock precinct, but no fatal cases are yet
Wm Murray of Shasta county. Cal , is ment«: 1st Sunday, in Jacksonville at 11
man, of Table Rock precinct, died a few per ai Mrs. Barlow’s was a’ excellent one
served in any of the Indian wars of the reporte d.
Goods sold cheaper than ever at tho Post days since, after a protracted illness, aged in every respect. Prof La France was in in southern Oregon visit! »g relatives and a m . nn<l 7:30 p. m : 2d Sunday.in Browns­
north Pacific coast prior to 1860 to send
boro, 11 a . m , and at Eagle Point 7:30 p .
in their names for enrollment. The name, Office Store, Woodville. Call and see for about eighty years. He was well respected charge, which will, in a great measure, friends.
m . ; also at Antelope at 7:30 p . m . on the
account for the success of Lhe ball.
by all who knew him.
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We are sorry to learn that the health of Saturday night before the 2d Sunday; 3d
Camp of Southern Indian War Veterans of yourselves.
Sunday,
in Central Point, nt 11 a . m ., and
John
T.
Rolison
is
not
improving
and
that
Jackson and Josephine counties," was
In
the
next
issue
of
the
T
imes
we
will
Two elegant presents will be given away
Many of our friends of the birch were in
at Gold Hill 7:30 P. m ; 4th Sunday in Tal­
adopted. The next meeting will probably town this week attending the teachers’ on N^w Year’s at the 8. F. Variety Store publish a brief.but excellent article descrip­ he is quite ill.
ent at 11 a . m . and at Medford 7 :30 r. m
be held at some point in Jackson county.
For every two dollars worth of goods tive of Jackson county’, taken from the
institute.
W. J. Clarke of Portland, formerly of
An Enjoyable Occatlon.
W m . M. C row , Sec
P. Hagglund, the popular tailor, is so purchased there you get a ticket for pamphlet just issued by Judge Day, real- the "Willamette Farmer," is paying this
The Christinas festival given at the
estate
agent
and
conveyancer,Jacksonville.
the drawing free of charge.
section a visit.
busy
that
he
has
been
compelled
to
engage
United Stntes Hall, in Jacksonville, on
fliolne»* Improving.
C. B Fitzgerald, a reliable and capable It will be an excellent number to send to
Alvin Cardwell, who has been absent Christians Eeve., nnder the auspices oi the
assistance.
A great many peopie came to Jackson­
your friends, and especially to those who frqin this place for several years, returned Presbyterian Sunday-school, proved a most
young
man,
has
opened
a
real-estate
of
­
W. 8. Fitzgerald’s hotel building at Golfi
ville during the past fortnight to purchase
happy affair. The arrangements made were
fice at Gold Hill and is also agent for 0. intend immigrating to the Pacific coast.
Wednesday evening.
most complete aud the audience which
goods for the holidays, and judging from H ill is being used, but it will not be finished
R.
D.
H
line
’
s
store,
built
on
a
scow
and
Dickenson
’
8
nurseries
near
Salem.
Give
crowded
the capacious hall was well pleased
Chas. C. and Stephen B. Low arrived
the business done by most of our store­ until spring.
lying in the Klamath river, near the mouth, from Klamath county last week, to spend with the evening's entertainment. The fol
him a trial, for he will ¡»lease you.
keepers the number was considerably larg­
We wish the patrons of the T imes , one
lowing programme was observed and well
Rain commenced failing last fc iturday was seized by the military authorities on the holidays in the valley.
carried out:
er than usual Nearly everybody in town and all. a “Merry Christmas" and a “Hap­
evening and continued that night and a Wednesday. A guard has been placed on
Song—“Merry, Merry Christmas," by the
L. A Heberlie has
5 Josf^liine
is well satisfied with the holiday trade. py New Year."
Sunday School; Prayer, by Rev. Robert
portion ot next day. Nearly the whole of boardr who allows no one to go aboard, and
As au example, we mention the fact that
Subscriptions taken for the daily and Chriy.unas night it railed hard, .but not will not allow goods to be received or sold county to engage in tho stock buslne»vvith iti'Mis; Address •*Chri«tins»«,’’ by John
^hil. Ream.
him.
Jenfipy- Recitation, "Btby Belle,’’ Miss
o.i te»ard This seizure is rani«
the
niuofr^incfcYCjtrrlbe weather beiiif^bul.
Vtaud Kress; Solo, “Let*« be Friends, and
and an equal number of gents’ watches Store or T imes office.
Dr. J. 8. Smith aud children, accompa­ Love
ground that the scow is on the reservation.
Again,’’ Miss Genevieve Moore; Reci­
last week, to say nothing of the large
nied by Miss Newton, his sister-in-law, tation, “Christmas Carols.’ Miss Amelia
The Christmas festival which tuck place
Farmers are busily engaged in plowing
A Big Butte correspondent of the T imer left for Salem Saturday evening.
amount of jewelry, oilver-ware, etc., be
Muller;
Recitation, “Under the Christmas
at
the
Enterprise
schooi-housa,
in
district
and seeding. Enough rain has fallen for
Miss Mamie Day; Song, "Jack
disposed of besides. The San Francisco
No. 2. was well attended and proved a suc­ writes : It was W L. Edmonson who sold
'?omor^ who Snows,"
J. A. Jonas a»d wife, new-riomoq
al! praotical purposes
and
Jill,"
Miss Iva Parker, Mamie Linn.
Variety Store did double the amount of
cess. An interesting programme had been a piece of land to Cook Bros, recently. B. have temporarily located at L
Eagjv
Jr<
int,
__
Susie
Turner.
Carrie Cronemiller and Mollie
Fifty thousand pounds of fine potatoes
Affiusiness this month that it did in Decem­
prepared and was creditably carried out. F. C Edmondson, not long since, lost a were in town yesterday.
Miller. After the exercises "Santa Claus.’’
valuable young stallion,which acc’dentally
ber, 1886, and other merchants report a and onions for sale at low rates at the San
(who
was
well
personated by Chris Ulrich)
H. Mensor of Woodville has one of the
J. J Fryer and witoof E ig'e Point were eppearud and distribute«! »he many pres­
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brok* his neck. Messrs. Edmondson A
lively trade
Jacksonville still retains Francisco Variety Store.
best stocks ot general merchandise in
ents
with
which
two large trees were heavily I)
in
town
Wednesday;
so
was
J.
M.
Matney
Hughes have been canning a considerable
Joe Bra<-ndel and Dick, who are in the
much of the commercial importance
loaded, to the evident satisfaction of * all 1
southern Oregon, and everybody acknowl­
of former days, and. having passed the employ of C miter Si Sum. near Gold Hill, edges that he cannot be undersold. Give amount of fine venison, which will soon lie of the same preci net.
present.
Lou. Savage, youngest sem .»f
W. Sav­
Altogether it was one of the most
on the market.
crisis safely, is certain to do even better in were in town a tew days ago.
Henry a call and see for yourselves.
J
pleasant events which lias taken place
the future than it did in lhe past. Of lhe vol­
Notes, receipts, due-bills, orders and
One of the best managed establishments age ufSisson, formerly of Jacksonville, is in a long time
August
Wulf,
of
Applegate,
last
week
ume uf trade incident to Jackson county's checks, in books, in quantities to suit, for
in southern Oregon is the Union livery paying friends here a visit.
sold a goose to Mrs F. Grob, who, in clean­
Judge Webster left for New York State
Lodge Election.
increase in population and wealth this sale cheap at the T imes office.
stable of Jacksonville. Here may always
ing
it,
found
nearly
fifty
cents
of
gold
in
the
The following are the officers of AdarM
place will get a goodly share, which will
Don’t fail to take a chance in the grand gizzard. This is the first time we ever be found new and comfortable vehicles of last Tuesday evening. He goes on business Chapter No. 3. O. E. S.. recently chosen:
have a tendency to keep our town in New Year’s drawing at the S. F. Variety
all kinds and the fastest and safest teams. and will begone several weeks.
Mrs. Anna Linn, W. M.; T. G. Reames.
heard of a goosa prospecting so successfully.
the front rank.
The proprietor, W. G. Kenney, spares no
Carlos Goddard and family of Flounce \V. P.; Mrs. Celia Maegly, W. A. M.; Miss
Store. It will cost you nothing.
Sheridan s hardware store at Roseburg pains to give his customers their money’s Rock precinct spent the holidays with their Anna Miller, Sec.; Miss Estella Levy,
Three Di via ion» of the O. A C.
Tress.: Miss Maggie Linn. Con.; Miss Liz­
There will be two elections next year and was burglarized one night last week. Thirty worth and succeeds well in giving satisfac­ relatives living near Central Point.
zie Helms, A. Con.; Miss Emma Pape,
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The railroad from Portland to San Fran­ politics will soon be the absorbing topic. revolvers and six dozen razors were taken. tion. Give him a call.
Adah; Mrs. Fannie Love, Ruth; Mrs
D.
P
Barnes
of
Sam's
valley
paid
his
cisco is now divided, says the Yreka ‘Jour­ Candidates will then be numerous.
Says the LaGrande (Union county) Jour­
No clue has yet been found. Our citizens
I Aiigu«t<> Helms, Esther; Miss Kate Bellin-
nal,” into three divisions, with three man­
. Martha; Mise Mary Miller, Electa;
Jasper Dennis is a resident of Klam- should look out for this light-fingered gen­ nal : B. W. Griffin, and old stager, has brother. Capt. Barnes, at prevent Hviiij 1,1 1 ■ ger,
T»».«..
Plico. Cameron. \V.; R 8. Dun’ap, Senti­
aging superintendents to dictate the move­ nth county. His s'in Mart is now in
taken charge o( the eating-house at the Jacksonville, a visit this week.
try.
nel;
Miss Hattie Reamcs, organist.
ment of all trains and engines The first town, after several days hard labor.
Fletcher Linn and Miles Cantrall, who
Hammon Bros, of the Wagner creek nur­ Wallowa bridge which for many years
division extends from Red Bluff, anil is
are
attending
the
State
University,have
re
­
past
has
been
far
below
par
as
a
caravan
­
Thu uku.
A haud’ome piece of glassware is given series have a full assortment, of choice
operated by the Sacramento office; the sec­
The
\.nl^i.cd re»id«'rs hi.« sincere
with every can of baking powder sold at the fiuic-trees for sale and aru disposing of sary. The new proprietor is said to under­ turned home to spe.nd the holidays.
ond extends from Red Bluff to Ashland,
out.- of the peoiic, and will no
Tbos. T. Turner, who has been in charge th inks to the Indic* and gentlemen who
8. F. Variety Store, Try your luck.
laige number* ui them, lhey sell nt the
gave their Assistance during the last zick-
operated by the Dunsmuir office, and the
lowest rates and never fail to give satisfac­ doubt make many needed improvements of the Medford railroad depot in the nesH of his wile. Their kindness will ever
There
were
three
deaths
from
dinbtheria
third from Ashland to Portland, operated
at
this
eating
station.
absence of C. K. Fronk, has returned.
»>e reinem bered by
tion.
by the Portland office These train dis­ in Ashland last week, M. Mayer,Ira Dodge
J. 8. S mith .
C. W. Logan, the popular Ashland pho-
O. H. Carter, representing the United
Dr. Gili of this place, who has been in
patching offices are kept open ^ay and and Mr. Holmes each losing a child.
tographer, who has been in California re- States in the seltlem.-nt of Indian spolia­
communication
with
Sir
Claus
Spreekies,
'
Sick headache is readily cured by Hood’s
night, where every conductor and engineer
Frettae? for Sale.
cenlly, "took in" several new wrinkles in
is required to stop and receive orders, giv­ Sarsaparilla, which tones and regulates tl»e sugar king of California, has received the art while in 8an Francisco and Oak­ tion claims,is in Jacksonville at present.
Those desiring a good quality of potatoes,
Chas.
Schultz,
who
has
been
in
Los
An
­
an
encouraging
letter
from
him,
which
ing number and description of cars com­ the digestion and creates an appetite.
land. and is consequently better prepared geles, Cai., en a brief visit to his duugblei onions, shakes, wood, posts, etc., can ob­
will be published in full in next week's
prising his train, whether passenger,
E H Holsey and Geo. Shiels, who are
than ever to furnish his patrons with pho and son-in-law, returned home Wednesday tain the same in quantities to suit at very
freight, construction, special, or any other now employe«! on Harbaugh’s farm near TlMK8.
reasonable rates by applying at either the
tographs of every style and size. He does"
train. The arrangement will prove highly Medford, were in town on Christmas.
M. Obenchain. who has been spending S F. Variety Store or T imer office.
How often do we h«*ar of the sudden and the best of work after the latest styles.and
beneficial in preventing accidents and get­
fatal termination of a case of croup, when never fails in giving satisfaction Don’t the past few weeks with his family in Jack­
The Slover House will be closed this week.
County Court.
fail tu give him a trial.
ting trains through on better time, as the
sonville, has returned to Sprague river val­
Mr. Slover will remove to Roseburg soon a young life might have been saved by the
The regular term of the county commis
dispatching superintendent keeps a chart
prompt use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.
J- C. . Whipp will probably succeed In ley
and take charge of the Champagne House.
sioners’ and probate courts will be held
and knows between what stations a train
Revs. Moure and Smith are holding a
Ayer’s Almanac for the new year is out. fuming the Methodist Episcopal Church
J. A. Slover’s auction sale commenced Get one.
building in this place around this week, so protracted meeting at Eagle Point, which next week. It will be an important one.
may be at a certain time, by receiving tele­
grams over the railroad wire from every yesterday and will continue until every­
A correspondent of the T imes states that taat the front will face on Fifth street. He is largely attended and promises good re­
DIKD,
station, of the arrival and departure of thing is sold. Here is a chance for bargains. we were in error in stating J 8. Urquhart has several men and two horses engaged sults.
each regular and special train
Prof. Whitelaw of Grant’s Pass gave a was operator for the Pacific Postal Tele­ in this work, the building proving much
C. W. Taylor and John M. Niclmls ufLit­ SMITH—At Jacksonville, Dec. 24th. of eon-
musical entertainment at the Fools creek graph Company at Gold Hill, and that Mrs. heavier than expected, on account of the tle Butte precinct, accompanied by their
Humption, Mrs. Mattie Smith, wife of Dr. J.
8. Smith of Sprague, W. T., aged 32 years.
school-house recently, which was interest­ E. Barlow manages the telegraph office at tiiabers. whb-h vere hewn in early days, wife«, were in Jacksonville during the
An Old Veteran.
.
A
brick
foun-
being
so
large
and
weighty,
The
aeepased was the daughter of Mrs. Susie
Dan Cawley, who piloted the first stage ing.
Newton of Salem, bhe came to nouthern Ore-
that place.
dation, new windows. etc., , will be built week.
over the Siskiyou mountain more than
Cn the week before in the hope» of benefning
All versons knowing themselves indebt­
o
i
rhe
and
other
improvements
made
Hon. 8. Furry, of Eden precinct, was
8. P. Hazlitt, the noted pilgrim printer, building, and it will then present a quite
r failing health ; but t'*e Gnm Destroyer had
thirty years ago, also drove the last stage ed to me will please call and settle by
ready claimed her a* his own. She was an
in town yesterday, accompanied by his a amiable
over this route on the 17tli instant. He cash or note, before the 31st of December, who is known everywhere, and who has presentable appearance.
and highly reopooted lady, whose death
two daughter, who will pay friends here in the flower or her womanhood will b« sincerely
traveled more miles on foot than nearly
lias been on the box for most of the period 1887.
J. A. S lover .
mourned by many. Her remains were tdeen to
NtüFMUt
SQUIHS
anybody
else,
is
again
making
the
pilgrim
­
a
visit.
intervening between those two dates, ex­ ' Road supervisors should have their re­
Salem and interred in the family burying-groand.
J. H. Hoffman has returned from Lmk-
cepting the time he conducted the Union ports ready by next Wednesday, as that is age of the coast, de is in Jacksonville
Our school is enjoying a holiday vacation , ville, where he has been employed in. Bald­
this
week.
livery stable in Jacksonville. Dan is one the time when they should make their
J H
Knutzen. J. P. Clavcr, D W. but will resume studies next Monday.
win A Forbes’ tinware raMtufac<buLjSor
n>‘>st careful, efficient and clever reports.
Rev. M. A. Williams holds services at several months past.
Knutzen and T. B Houston of Thorppson
drivers £bat ever manipulated the ribbons
John Ilockenjos, of Manzanita precinct, creek have each pnt up new buildings dur­ the Presbyterian church next Sunday.
on the Pacific coast, and we are glad to
Miss Ida Prim, who has been visiting
is recovering from the serious injuries he ing the past year. Other residents oi lhe
Several or ^dr residents have been attend­ relatives and friends in Portland ant^te»»
see him enjoying good health and blessed
he
recently
received
in
falling
from
same neighborhood have also made im­ ing the teacher’s institute at Jacksonville Portland for the past several wfiek«, re-”
with a fair share of worldly goods.
his barn.
provements
this week
turned yesterday.
.Important to Subacribert.
«föhn Orth has purchased a large number
Justice Florey’s household was made
Close Bros, have been giving entertain­
Our young friend Mr. Singletary, of
As the beginning of the year is the pop­ of hogs during the past season and is con» happy by the advent of a pretty girl baby.
ments in this place and seem to please Glendale, has been appointed n notary pub­
ular time to commence subscribing for stantly manufacturing superior hams,
The moi her and child are doing well, though everybody.
lic by Governor Pennoycr. He is wrCqual­
Bladder, Urinary aud Li»*r Disease«, Dropsy
newspapers, now is the time to send your bacon and lard.
it is doubtful whether Jack will survive or
J. W. Short and E. F. Walker have pur­ ified for the position.
Gravel, and Diabetes, are cured by
name lo the fiMSs office and get whatever
Subscribe for the Ban Francisco “Exami­ not. He won’t name the youngster Jim chased of C. Mingus 00 acres of land ad­
li.m. ¡1 B. Giilis aud Bro Ni.xoi.
paper you wish for 1883. Wo club with ail ner ’ and New York “Star," the two besi Blaine, however.
joining this place.
Yr« ka, L M. Fuulke of Miaafa valley and |
the leading newspapers and magaiines < f pavers published. Subscript ¡«ms taken at
Th«* Baptist Sund ry scha-d, recently nr- Dave Horn of H«»ri>l>ro«>k ai'tiessed the j
The mask ball this evening will b- for
tliu United States and give great induce­ the T imes «»ffice.
lhe benefit of the Jacksonville Silver Cor­ g. nis< <1, is in a fl< u> i^ldng condition and last spikecert monies at A-h'and.
ments, as we furnish them at much less
THK BEST KIDMIY
Holiday goods are bring slaughtered at I net Band. Everybody should attend and promises well.
Morri« Bros., formerly <»f Foots creck.hu I
than the publisher’-« regular rates. F«n-
AN1> LIVER MEDICINE.
i
the
8.
F
Variety
Store.
Jacksonville,
the
«rood
cause.
We
nmre
recently
of
Ashland
prr.-iivt,
have
Contribute
toward
further particular.-« see our crabbing induce
A lot for an Episcopal church has been
Everything
in
this
line
must
be
sold,
re-
have
one
«
f
the
best
bauds
in
the
Scale
and
i
l-H
dicd
in
Iztke
county,
near
I
axeview.
'
uients ou the fourth p. go of Hie 1' imrs .
secured and a building will be put up in
gardlata of cost.
it should be encouraged.
One uf them has returned to the Valley, to
the ’»ear future.
E.
C.
Brooks
has
prepared
a
liniment
Don't Nr gleet your Opportunity.
| The newly-elected cfficersof the different i The party announced for th • 23(h inst., spend the winter.
cures Bright*» Disease, Retsntian or Non-Reten
Thia is the last chance to get tickets for which has ro superior in kil’ivg pains of Masonic lodges wereins:alie«i last We«tnes- was postpone«! on account of the sickness
'Squire Knutzen of Applegate precinct
tion ot Urine, Pains in the Back, Loins, or Side.
♦lie grand New Teur'a drawing, when a all kinds. It is rightly named "Brooks’ «lay evening, the 27 h it st . wLich was St. prevailing in town.
was in Jacksonville last Tuesday. From
magnificent doll and dressing ca-e will be Boss Medicine."
John’s Day. After the ceremonies Umsc
him
we
learn
that
considerable
improve
­
G. E. Anderson has invested in a dray
awarded Nearly 200 have already been
W. J. Ply male has put a four-horse team present enjoyed a supper. The Silver Cor­
and is engaged in hauling all kinds of ment has been going on Thompson creek
sold and the list will be open only a tew on the road between this place and Med­ net Band was in attendance.
during the last Reason—more than for sev­
freight at reasonable rates
days longer, [twill cost you nothing to ford, and is better prepared than ever to
eral years past.
rares Intstrpenmc«, ITsrvm» IM mmm , O«nenl
Hon. J. C. Fullerton of Roseburg, as will
Street
Commissioner
Whiteside
is
prov
­
get a ticket, as one is given away for every carry passengers.
DebiUty. Fernste Weeknee», »nd Exceeee«.
be seen by advertisement elsewhere, offers
Hun.
W. Colvig. brother of District
ing
an
efficient
official
end
leaves
nothing
two dollars worth of goods purchased at
You can get holiday goods at your own $100 reward for tbe arrest and conviction
Attorney Culvig.has succeeded Lyle Rate as
undone
for
the
public
good.
the 8 F. Variety Store, and prices have figures at the 8. F Variety Store, Jackson­ of the parties who recently attempted to
night operator at the Roseburg railroa«!
been put away down for lhe next tew days. ville, Oregon. Make an offer and take what destroy the reservoir of the Steam Beer
W. A. Bodine, who recently sold his farm depot. Mr. Rice takes a similar position
you want. The stock mast be closed out. mines on Grave creek,in Josephine county. near this place, has removed to Washing­ at Ashland, and has removed thither with
ton te rrih.ry with his family.
M naira I
regardless of cost.
|
his mother and sister.
The teachers’ institute was in s«-seinn
Prof. A. uttmer, a first-class musician
if you want ynor property so id quickly
The town election will soon attract atten­ Wednesday and yesterday and was very
and master of in iny instruments, is pre­
at
the
best
figures,
call
on
M
E.
Beatty
tion. As it is only two months hence, can­ well attended Much interest was taken
pared to give inatruelimi.e on the piano, or didates will be bubtivg serenely to the sur­ and ’he session was une of unQsu»«’ benefit at his real-estate ^ffije in Medford.
*
A short time since, one red cow with
gan, violin, cornet, piccolo and other musi­
Our town election takes platw next Tues­ white apule, a split in each ear, branded A.
to those who attended Full proceedings
face in a short time.
ACTS AT ONClow tbe KMMye, Om.
cal instrniu^nts at very reasenable rates.
B. The ends uf her horns are sawed
Sheriff Dean this week s«»M some personal will be given in the next issue uf the TtMea. day It seems as if the citiaena’ ticket will off. Sue is supposed to be on Applegate
He guarantees satisfaction.
•
Miss Eugenia Kelly, of Fort Jones, Cal., be elected without much opposition.
proj»erty belonging to Talent A Hopkins,
A liberal reward will be paid for her recov­
M Hour, Gall's creek.
Henry Richardson ia now at Placerville, ery by
and to-morrow will sell some realty belung- who was seriously hurt sometime ago by a
Vrw 1'wir*« Party,
railroad accident at Oakland, is slowly re­ Cal., where be holds a responsible position
A social party will take place at Eagle frg to th* »urn* parties
Jm/brwswHaw IFwisSM
Rea«i our grand dabbing indu< ements covering under the treatment of Drs Cow­ on the construction force-of the 8. P. R R,
Point on th« evening of Friday, Dec. 30th,
of Daniel Donaldaon. who ia a blacksmith
nader the management of John Ashpole. publishe«! elsewhere, and if jou want the an and Nnttirg. Her many friends hope Co.
It is now pmptieed to build a large brick by trade, abont 56 years vf age and a native
It wid be a pleas.iut affair in every par- ending j uirn- ! »W southern Oregon and the that she wi I entir« iy rtn-«»v«*r from h**r in-
of Pennsylvania. He was last I
t’cular. hi^t-clasR music au«l "upper will beet newspaper or nerio«lic«d in the United ¡Jury. 1'here is some ta.k < f a suit for dam- school boil«« in thia pla:e, which would be PnrUaad. Any »nfonaation c
w»y» bte wifl ba
b--fur !J.ed. EveryImdy is invited to aL Stet«* for the prie« of one, rail or send to ¡eg»* bring commenced agatnet the rail- a great bonetti lo thia plaoo in
tfolly r sw gv i.
an on*.
# * ■■
tUe T twv
.br Pi41 s
.
teud.
íhr Jeraocraticíimes.
n E H K A XI» THEKE.
The White is king.
Oregon kidney Tea.
Attend the bail to night.
Read tpe new advertisements.
The days are growing longer.
Roads are muddy and weather winlry.
After to-morrow date your letters 1888.
Take a chance in the New Year's draw
ing.
•
Remember the ball at Eagle Toint this
evening.
Jacksonville was full of Eastern drum-
mers this week.
Jacksonville is the healthiest town in
southern Oregon
Nature « rem'dy is whai they say of
Oregon Kidney Tea.
Bargains in every line may still be found
at Newman Fisher's
f
Ain’t you going to mask to-night? You
should, by all means.
Last chance to get your tickets for the
New Year’s drswing.
Geo. Dean, Jr., of Ashland has been in
town for several days.
Ladies' latest-style hats at reduced rates
at Mensor Bros.’ Store.
|
For good shingles, shakes and cord-wood
apply at the T imm office.
George Cardwell of Sterlingville is spend­
ing lhe holidays in town.
Ni .k Boze is carrying the Willow Springs
mail fur Mrs McMahon.
8. M. Nealon. of Table ^tock precinct,
made us a call yesterday.
Ladies’ fine pebble-goat shoes, $1 50 a
pair at Mensor Bros.’ Store.
$
There is still no movement in the grain
market, and ¡»rices rule low.
For a fine pair of pants—the latest styles
call at Mensor Bros.’ Store.
§
Pay your arrearages at the T imer office
and get one of our premiums.
Holiday good« almost for the asking at
the San Francisco Variety Store.
Cupid has been quite energetic of late,
and judging from the marriages announced
in the Tim ms every week, has started a ver­
itable matrimonial boom.
Miaa Mary Febely, foinierly of this place,
has received her commission mi postmis­
tress at Klamath. The office will be at or
near Hunter’s creek, Cai.
Fresh oranges, lemons, figs, dates, can
dies, nuts and other delicacies may be ob­
tained at the 8 F. Variety Store in Jack­
sonville at reasonable prices.
Everybody should call and see that mag­
nificent stock ot goods being disp ayed by
Newman Fisher. Great bargains in every
line are being offered there.
•
A social party takes place at Nichols
Bros.’ Ha I, in bam'« valley Prof. Gan-
iard’a orchestra will furnish the music and
a good supper will be provided
Antelope district indulged in a good, old-
fashioned Christmas entertainment Satur­
day evening. There was a large assem­
blage and all enjoyed themselves.
8ettling-up time is near at hand, and the
place to get yonr billheads, statements,
notes, receipts and other kinds of commer­
cial printing is at the T imks office.
Louis Beifils, lbs watchmaker and jew­
eler, does all kinds of repairing in his line,
no matter how difficult it may be, in first-
class style and at reasonable rates.
Mrs. Prim has just received an elegant
line of millinery goods and fancy articles,
especially for lhe holidays, which are the
nicest and most stylish in the market.
‘•The Beautiful Bride" >tud the elegant
dressing-case, which will be given away on
New Year’s at ths 8. F. Variety Store,
Jacksonville, are ths admiration of ail. *
The party at Eagle Point to-night will no
doubt be well attended and a pleasant time
had by ail present. First-class music and
supper has been provided for the occasion.
Many Masons from different portions of
the county were in Jacksonville last
Wednesday evening to take part in the in­
stallation and entertainment that followed.
«
AT ma S m I
Professors A. Buttmer and A.Hchmltt
of til’s place have organized a string ban!,
and are ready to take engagements for
dances and private parties, at rates to suit
the times. They will furnish the best uf
music. Consult them before going «1»«-
where.
IVorth Knowing.
That the place to purchase farm1«, stock
ranges, fruit lands and city property is at
tlie office of <I. F. Billings, Ashland. Ore­
gon.
______________
Soothe» and Ileal».
Santa Abie soothes an I heals the mem­
branes of lhe throat and lungs, when poi­
soned and infiiiined by di>ease. It pre­
vents night sweats and tightness across
the chest, cures cough'«, eold, croup, asth­
ma, bronchitis, pneumonia, whooping-
cough and all other threat and lung trou­
bles. No other medicine is so successful
in curing nasal catarrh as California Cat-
R-Cure. The enormous and increasing de­
mand for these standard California reme­
dies confirm their merits. Sold and abso­
lutely guaranteed by drug stores at $1 00 a
package. Three for $2 50
S. F. VARIETY STORE, JACKSONVILLE.
M-lHJill'D.
WAGNKR -ANDERBIIN At the reaHmce of J.
M. McCall in Aehland, Dec. 21, by Rev. Robt.
McLean. J M. Wagner and Anna M. Anderson.
The remaining stook still contains many
RODENBERGER— EGAN—At the residence of
B. W. Duan, in Jacksonville, Dec. 22d, by Rev.
J. W. Miller, Levi C. Itodenberger and bberry
A. Egan.
BERRY—81MP8ON—In Little Butte precinct, But as the proprietor has no desire to carry them over they will be sacrificed and
Dec. 21st. by Rev H. C. Fleming, J. H. Berry
and Mrs. R. M. 8impeon.
VAN DYKE—MATHES—At the residence of Wm.
Mathes, Dec. 14 by Rex. IV»bt. Ennis, W. b. In order to oluso them out. Every two dollars worth bought entitles ths purehaaov te a
Van Dykt) and Miss Mar/M«thea.
LEONARD—HANSEN—At the residence of C.
!
H. Beach, in Althouse precinct, Josephine
comity, Dec. 21«t, by Jas. McFall, J.P.. Wm.
A. Leonard and Miss Sophia Hansen.
ENGLEMAN—CA88IDY—At the residence of
the brid'«’« parent», at Kerbyville, Dec. 24th.
by J«s. McFall, J. P., Jacob K. Englemanand
when there will be awarded
Mis« Lidy l.Caridy.
WILSON—BRISTOW—At Grant's Pam,Dec. 22d.
by R hv . J. S. McCain, Wm. Wilson and Miss
Caledoniu Bristow.
NICE AND USEFUL ARTICLES,
it
A HANDSOME DOLL AND DRESSING CASE.
KORN.
IMF Call before it is Too Late ! Remember the place;
FLOllEY—At Eagle Point, Dec. 24th, to Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Florey, a daughter.
HODGES— In Table Rook precinct, Dec. 25th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hodges, a daughter.
S. F. VARIITY STORM» fDsHeavilla.
NEW THIS WEEK.
$100 REWARD.
he undersigned , owners of the
Sieam Beer Mine on Grave Cieok, of which
Frank Oggier has a lease, will pay one hundred
dollars reward for the arreel un«l conviction of
the party or partie-» who. on the 14th or 15th uf
Deuriiib r, 188i, broke the reservoir on the said
property.
JOHN HAST.
J. C. FULLERTON.
Roseburg, Dec. 2lth, 1887.
T
LATEST FASHIONS IN FALL GOODS I
Store Rrifat
Notice for Publication.
OUR PRICES NEVER ABOVE OTHERS AND OFTEN LESS
L and O ffick at R osebubo , O r ., )
Dec. 28. 1887.
i
otice is hereby given that the
folluwing-uamed «ettler has filed notice of
hi« intention to make final proof in support, of
his claim. And that said proof will be made be­
fore the Judge or Clerk of the County Court of
Jackson Co.. Or., nt Jacksonville, Or., on Mon­
day, Feb. 27,1888, viz : Benjamin F. C. Edmond­
son,homestead ontry No. 5,020, for the E l/t of the
8 E H. section 9, a d 8 W M of 8 W M, section
10, and N W M of N W M, section 15. Tp 84, 8 of
R, 8 west, W M. He name« the following wit­
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, said land, viz : Henry Hughes,
W. L. Edmondson. Joseph Geppert and Thad.
Brockway, all of Big Butte, Jackson county. Or.
CHA8 W. JOHNSTON, Register
N
IT PAYS THOUSANDS TO TRADE HERE !
NO MISREPRESENTATIONS !
ONE PRICE !
C. B. FITZGERALD,
B©”Illustrated Catalogue and Samples of Goods Mailed free
Application. The Oldest Country Order House on th» Pacific Ceaai.
THE RED BOIISE TRADE UNION,
714 and 716 JSt.^713 and 715 Oak Axenue
Sacramento, Cai.
C H GILMAN.Prop.
Two Story Bnlldiugs.
ORDERS SOLICITED
NEW YEAR’S BALL I
ti
Will be given by the
9
9
Jacksonville Silver Cornât Band
—at the—
U. S. F ia II, Jacksonville, Oregon.
—on—
Committee of Arrangements—A I im Schmit»,
Geo. D. Linn and Isaac Muller.
Reception Committee— Fred. Luy, Jr.. Wm.
Lytle, Geo. Schmitt and L. Belfils, Jr.
Fioor Managers—Pref. C H. LaV rar.ee. J. C.
Whipp, (’has. Nickell and W. L. Plynrde.
Prof. C. H. LaFranoe will be at tho U. 8. Ha l
from Dec. 28th until the evening of the ball with
a full line of <’ostumes, which will be rented at
reasonable rates.
Tickets for the ball, «upper included, fl.25
each; children under 14 years of age, 50 cents.
A general invitation is extended.
COME ONE!
COME ALL!!
ROPER, GALEY * HELM,
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County of Jacknon.
Cha«. Nickell, Plaintiff, vs. C. Lempert, De­
fendant
To C. Lempert, the above-named defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON:
You are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint of the above plaintiff in the above
entitled Court, now on tile with the Clerk of
«aid Court, within ten days from the date of the
serv ca of thia Hummuns upon you, if served in
Jackson county. Oregon; but if served in any
other county in the otaie of Oregon, then •» ithin
twenty days from tho date of tne service of this
summons upon you; or if served on you out of
the State of Oregon, ot by publication, then by
the first day of the term of Court following such
service, viz: the 2d day of April, 1888. And you
are hereby notified that if you fail to answer
said complaint, as hereby required, the plaintiff
wllu apply to the Court fora judgment against
you for the sum of $93 59, with interest, together
with the costs and disbursement« of this action.
Published in the D kmocbatio T imm for six
consecutive weeks, by an order of Hon. L. R.
Webster. Judge of the Circuit Court, made Dec.
20th. 1887
Given under my hand this 20th day of Decem-
'
P.P TRIM. Att’y for Pi’ff.
QilO ^(’BE8 in lots to bu \ purchasers in the city of Ashland aie offered for rale at fair prices sad
^VV on ea«y term«.
. , , .
If BUI
'n ,’F0’
ftnd twenty aero tracts, Adjoiningand near A«, land. In« hrat quality
lAJvv of fruit lands, and most desirable situ «tion«, are now offered fur sain at this office.
Fruit and farmii.a lands in tracts «»f from IQ to 100 acres, near Ashland, and along the line ef tae
railroad, enn be purchased at this office.
.
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A splendid Stock Ranch of WOO acres in Jackson county, and one of 4i,W acres in Kraieath seuntv.
for sale at a bargain at ttiisoffice.
.
,
.
reasonable oommi-wton will be charged in all ca^es for buying or selling reai-eewe m
Jackson and Jo«ephine ard Klamath counties. Titles will tie carefully investigated; snetTMte fer-
n»shed; conveyancing done; loans of money secured for the borrower or found for the lender ea tne
most reasonable terms.
...
We shall always be prepared to give any information desired concerning the needs, rraaureee ana
prosi erityof Ashland and Southern Oregon, and will take pleasure ui showing the property we ewer
ROPER, GALEY
HELM, Real Estate Agents.
6.000 000 ElOPkLUSfi
D M FKIRTàCOl
Illi-Irate«, Baaarte*
Uw
l*rtaa<
HUNTS REMEDY
FRlgTO ALL
HUNTS REMEDY
FKiURF
AXA
MOIuD
HUNT’S REMEDY
HUNTS REMEDY
AT THE
8EKD
ANNUAL
For IMS
«Hnbeaafled
applicant«, aad
W I m I Meeee*e
out ordering A.
I.i valuable to nN.
Erery pereon eang
Crodon Field»«Flower
?EfcDST“SS:
B.M. FIRRY ACU. .Octroi t.MKh.
71 ARO
FON «ALI BY ALL DRUGGIST* AND 0*0011
PORTLAND
F. S. CHADBOÜRtíE & CO M
Wh-ileUrt’« * Retali Dialer» la all Vai'letl^a <*f
HUNTS REMEDY
Furniture, Beddiig, Upio'siery
jVi*tiMti<3
Furnitur«
n
Mpoeialty
Ash Bedroom Sets from
00 upward. Everything in onr stock
mnrkffd ’wiy low«» Cq'l »nd examine before pnrrhiwini?.
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