éhv l*ewecranc Simes
¿lie ^ruioc ratic ïimes»
Pablieb- d every Fr de, Bur i g by
CHARLtH tfXCKELL
(BlTJS ANS FIMPtHTdll.
Ntw times build i no .
*> <*«•—Gomer rniniandCdmeic
ot Mst»«erlplt«M j
U teeupy perennara.in -dvanee ..!......
“
-
*1»'
” paid within >i< month- . 1 7i
7S
i
I
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 20, 1888
VOL XVIII
* »ot pnidia .til end ot rreir I ti
•11 months...............
t So
three laonthe......................................
”
HT ATE I IF DIIF.GON.
U. 8. Am Wore. J. H. Mi'elisll. f. N. [L.lpb.'-ei.
■Crswaan. 3 iter a , in; Go,-raer, H. P -n-io>er;
W-cratnry of -Vous. -i»ire*. W. Mi-Rrid»; Star*
Treosarer. (J <o -V. W»bh; Htale Printer F.
*»*«*r; -4 uh . ?ibti- l isroto-i. K. fl. M-Klr..*-
Aloren« Iil.j» T -p. l,n-i. Cui»* Joatire W.
<• rs«y«r. tL 8 tMtñhsn.
rtavr icoioial nt«T«icT.
Tore orisi n4 I wrxso-i, I tophi™, I a Y- «nd
K V nnth n » inti««: 'tire-lit f id«». L. I! iV»h.t»r
ist riot Attorn»?. W M ttolng
MISCELLANEOUS
I
FALL! 1887 WINTER I
Eterjron* Should Go and 8«* th*
MEDICAL.
T I
lì
OF NEW WINTER
W««1J 0O0STT.
Senator. A.”. U,nl.r; t »-»-.*-.nt»tiT-«. 3- T.
Bo*ditoh. it. A Mdler;*’«Hi’tt> Indire. K. p-.r-str.
t’on-ni—lo-mrs. rt-.-ij. Hsr-n-*n.| H. A. Cs*h«i:
Ulerk. W. I!. P-irknr-. S'ivrift. U. W. P*«n: Tretis.
nrer. N. Fi«h«r; Yrerrenr, J. M rihiid-re: Snho't
B to-rintontlimt. N A. J«c iba; Rnr—yor, J«s Jef
frey; Coroner. R. Prye»-
CLOTHING,
PERSIAN CASHMERES, NUN’S VEILINC, LACE CHECKS
and Y h .I< »Ssiiti 11^1«.
FURNISHING GOODS. HATS,
ZANZIBAR & PALMER SEERSUCKERS
BDOTS and SHOES.
MERRIMAC SATEENS,
niuMGiowitn.
8-nntor, H. fl. Millar; t>«—«-ntnti»». M. U.
MUohsll; -'-ri.ity -In it-. V. Cnfriy; C-iwnis-ion.
•re. H M-Ms'ii-r. I. M. Pn»n«; Cl»rk. C. K
ChansL-rr;
«rii. I tl. Put—nt: T—«snrer. -T.
8f. Hnwir-l; A-sssinr. J. P fj-wis- «-bool Hn
Crint-wd-nt. K. F tlntnnwny; B*irr»y«»r. W. P.
nntiere-. Osron»-. Dr. Kre-n-r.
«t.vairi onnsrr.
Joint Sarmvir C. 4. (Grtwrieht of ««•»••: ’t-n
reeentatir».R. '.t'tenmf RI« n«t ■:C->n-»r» litd»-.
fl. W. 6-nith: Co n ni«st-*nere. I L. flanks. R.
A. Ri« niV-.CIn-k. Y. C. flnla;8S--ifl. M. D Chit-
d*re; rren— i*— A T. RiM^*; t,s-«en- H “.
Bette»: ftrFeel «avert«tendrrA Jol<a Uertin»;
ttnrreyor. K. 8. Moore.
TOBACCO. GROCERIES
«•member.
«.««« cor sir
CJhoiip tor < -«.Ml» !
wacrisuoroottwra. rrc.
MAX
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
i
P. ». PRIM.
VHNHtNKY .« COllNsKIcIH AT I.AW
misiona.
064..
Will prartic»» in all th* i’o irfsof rhe State O’H*
in the Court Ifniv*», tirat «loor to th»» L ft of *•
» rnnr.-».
THUNKS ANI) VA I. Is IS.
AT THE SAN FRANCISCO
JEW WINDOW CIBTMNS Will., PAPERS and BONDERS.
VARIETY STORE !
CALIFORNIA ST.. JACKSONVILLE.
CHOICE
J. R. NEIL.
Please
J. NUN AN.
GROCERIES
Gont’s Furnishing Goois
ATTORNEY * i’OUNWXIR
Made of selected stock by the best American Manufacturers.
examine Goods and Prices before purchasing. Respectfully,
CIG MIS.
JE.VEI.UY.
!
CYNftlK«. NUTS
I
PIPES. I AHl>S.
NOTIONS. l UTLEKY.
i
STATIONERY. KI.HUMS
TOltACt 03. t Ib AREITEb
And everything u»ua.u found in a firat-claee
Variety Store. Also,
O Hee in
Large Stock of Bouts and Shoes
This L« the place tc get your
1- JoP-;ATT.
W’ 11 ’i—» •»» •»• -i »II •’»i*»« *f th • State.
Òd i P'»lloe’« b lil lmi. >ip •»taira.
MENS’ AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING.
AFINE STOCK
A TTO II N E Y A C< ) U N S E 1.0 R - A T-1. A W.
1 hl«.« I. Orr<»u
Idilio l’ili’fl.*»;»!«
-AND-
NEXT DL'Olt TO P. O.
Me If» d T re on.
AND SIMPSON S SILVER GREYS.
MULLER,
CREAT REDUCTIONS
i
Will prartio* in >l| th* r »nr*«» »»f th« Ht.lt*
OiMt ♦ in Ha nl n’« hrjrk building. up.«t lira
INDIGO PRINTS
PoatoNice Building.
PH9FSB10N1T. C^RD'A
O ÌA *F 3RD,
AMOSKEAC, STAPLE CHEVIOT? AND CINCHAMS.
Countey Pro luce b mght and sol i; eleo. Wool.
Hulee. Fur. and U-wr Seine Solicit order, for
Lumber
Ths Suor» ■ • i'.»art of ' > -««<<- n --Is nt Salam
résiliai- ter n« ir, n n«neine on th-tret MomUy-
ia March and O-tnh-r.
Tbot'i-vni Court forth* Piret J-tdicia' Di«tr et
s*t« in J«elt«o-i n -not, on first Mon lay« -n April,
U-pta-nb *r an-l D—mher la Kt ,math <- »nnty
on snoond Monday in June «nd first Momtiyin
Nor-inhsr In Lik* n-an'y on the third Monday
in May and th-s-eond Monday in lieto ,-r In
Jne-phine county on first Mond os in March and
Aocn-t.
For Jackson county th» County. Proh-ge and
Coat niani-a aere' - urta -n—*t -r-ry month, com
mnnciiie with th* firet Mond ly; for Josephine
eonnty. the first Monda* in January. April. July
and *t-pt»-nh»t; for Lak» oonnty. n»»ry alternate
month, no n n--ioin« the first M-md-ay in Ja-vnar,
For Klamath nnuntythefirst W.-ineaday in March
Jun*. Wspr-mhar and November
ILAWNS
COCHECO
ar* nhriM hoa<hMlnc*
the war in railroad K im and are »old
6-nntor. C. M. Cartwright ■»* Ws—o: K-nre»»r
t«tire, H. H it,'n-if K’» «-Mb-. <• l'int» Judgn. A.
Fitts l’an ftiwiinsr*. <1*1. M. Jo-tas. c. Ir»ftn<;
Clark W T. Hoyd;-Sheriff. A. I. Ch-rlton; rrato-
nrer \ -| • t ill • i: 11 11 » -t e» *rints-lJ*»at. A. H
Ficher; A««—««or. <Y. L. Htnnl-y.
WILLA10
ORGANDIES,
OaOOKERY, CTC.
FRUITS IN
ALL THE REMAINING GOODS
SEASON.
at the Ohl Stand of
Oar g.xxl. arethe bo»t and *uarante<«l «" ropre
o.ilei Prioealow. a» wo do not i»r-»poM.-to be
undersold.
A. G. COLVIN, JACKSONVILLE, OR..
THE PLACE
KT LAW
are being offered for sale at
Jacksonville O^n.
— TO GÇ YOU» —
Will prac’ir* tr a’l rhe Court« nf»h« Sr-t*. Of
tire in ’ ourt Hoose, • *c.»nd d»»»»r on right from
eatr nee.
W. F. WILLIlMSON.
ATTORNEY A COUX8ELOR-AT-LA W
BLACKSMITHING
fiS“ There will positively be no Reservations.
sold at once, even
— DONE IN —
Medford. Or«co«.
All bwiiniMe in my line will receive prompt at
tent ion.
ACTUAL COST PRICES !
THE BEST STYLE
The goods must be
ATMKXKY .t OOUJÎSWdOR-ÀT-LAW.
— KNI> AT—
Jacksonville, Orojon.
THE LOWEST RATES
/
Wil) practice in all th* r'aarf» of th* Stat«
OiJc* up «tain* in Orth’« brick.
—H AT -
AND
sfllGRoNS.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Jart-onrill-, Orexon.
Offio. on California titrent, in Mr*. Ganan,'«
bat Idin«.
eie Call, nro-nnttr
I -d t •• -»• nctbt
UC4T.ERS IN
BEEKMAN & REAMES’
FARM AND MILL MACHINERY!
DR. W STANFIELD.
ECLECTIC
T
Ji
PH Y SIC I.4M.
J
Haa loca»*d in Talenr. Or . for th* practice »»f
hi* pmfe-wion. M %’<«*• all eh ronin di-eaa*»* **ucl
*4 Hwi a v i « n k«th a i. Pile». Kitlney Diseanen.
L»T*r Complaint*. Ac.. a*p**”ialty.
M. D?
L. L WrfirM-T
PHYRICIAN
SURGEON.
AND
JncliHOiivilio. <>r
Ba :1a Point. O< u<on
Horine locate»I at thia place I aak a «hare nt
the pat n max*» of thia aneti on. (’alla attende»! to
at any t me
W. H. SOMMERS, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR
Jacksonville». Orecon.
Professional call-« promptly attended to day o
Bight
C<»n«altntio i« in «ith*r English
German.
IV 1 office and re«id»»nre on California »tret*
opposite Union Liter» Kuble.
T. R.YODMJ. M D..
PHYSICIAN
Walter A. Wood'« Binder«,
Walter A. Wool’» Chain Ruke Reaper«,
Walter A. Wood's Sweep Rake Reapers,
Walter A. Wood*» Enclo«ed Gear Mower»
Gaar. Scott A Co.’s Separator»,
Gaar. Scott A Co.'« Plain and Traction Engines,
Cuate»’ Lock Lever Hay Rake ; also a
V’till
PHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED ACO
I pirtnerahtp with an authonze I capital »»f
<5S,OOt\ f»»r the parpóse of enrryi g on a G»*ner d
Banking Ru-in»*»« in '»’I of it« bra-tch^» i» .lack
'Olirli'»’. Or»*g >n <
ut I ho *»ld <t»«rd of Book
nan’»* Banking House, 8. E. corner of r- irci and
California street«.
M
C ( . RKCKMAN.
THOS G. REAMES
a r
a. raves, w. n ,
Williaw»' llnikting.
os . rt m .
n..
R»»id,nc«oaCS‘
P IYC Í « OS ARY.
PHYSICIAN'S AXI) Hl’RGEON's,
N. D.
MACH INERY!
M, Iron, Minin? md Saw-Mill Machinery.
K*ep« the inrireef ¿tuck of
VINES AND SH3UBBZRT
THE INGERSOLL ROCK Dims UNO COMPRESSORS
and WIRE ROPE—SPECIALTIES.
10 APHIS ORLICEOHREES
on th<* Norti.«r»»st coa«t.
bUKVEYUR,
Jackawoville, Or«;oa.
L’. BUSINESS IN my line piiomptly
att.nd'-d I ', «n leh r<-, ren ciah.» Ord-r-
A
Wft « Lt Jal,, Day will rwettv, i.a a,li»t. •>
Westinghouse Automatic and Junior Engitm
\ppl* Tree«.............
$5 to f 10 per 100
each “
............. .................... 10 '* 16
’In;n and Prune Trees.............
fl “ 16 *
>ther tr»w*at»i •4’irabbery turui«hed reasonably
Send for ataloguo to
J II. SETl’LEMIER. Woodburn Or
.85*7
t»nt:on
J. C. CARSON
< ’O H1 1 l-’.SPO NI ) I :NC E soi . ic I t ED.
lbfi’
Manufacturer of
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL iash. Doors, Blinds
C jt . 3d an i E 5treat«.
polín»XXi>. or ,.
web furnished. The*»«*
Crifaininsr 120
Dealer in
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS
A fnll line in stovk <»f
ONC DOLLAR PER DAY HOUSE
GENERAL BUILDING MAlERlAL.
£JAXNOT EE TOO KlGllt.Y RZX'On r» \Ol,D. AS IT IS TRl’LY
A lIABA'EIj OF THE AGF. uni ne Loncci'.oô. should be without
It. It prevent« au well si cr..c-< f.fifw ».ISilANEM. GOIT. RIIEI-
MATISM.ORAVELnnd ntl KIOXFY Of«. E ASF.S. AFFEI TF.Í» 1.1, Fit,
HEADAI'HE, NAI’MKA. Bir.S. 1V1N1», I VOIGESTIOY. CONSTIPA
TION. DIAKRIKFA and DYSENTERY, i « .VERS aud Aid K SLEEP-
LERSNF.SS. LASHITL DE, FOI L KREATII, and every disenso brought
on or aggravated by a disordered atomaeh. It la a apceinc against
Contagion, and an efficacious remedy ror sudden and severo COCCHI«.
COLDS. ASTHMA, the PILES. JAUNDICE, etc.
in th* Küste.
Tree Buses to and from the Hotel
No Chii.««o smploysii anil no iteri» lion >■
sharsse.
Vt.ml. lK ernt»; todeins 25 rents to SOonntn.
E. LK'.VIHTdN Pro|.ri. t..r
A Rare Chance!
•tiinatea
and Pr»co List on application
Country orders >1 specialty.
FACTORY AT WEI DI,Ell S MILL.
BaleertNim«. cor. Third and E Street«.
PORTLAND OREGON
'RUIT TREES
By the Thousand !
'rh* public are hereby notified that the unde
signed will offer at private «al« all the
WAGON MATERIAL
t «rr.af» Tool, «nd privat» »ff»et» of th, l«t-
8. P. Hvnn«. Thi. i»n r»rn opportunity f-r ,n
on* wintati« to pari-h«,» —im. nret-cla^cmv
tn «t ,r ia J .. t c.
H K. H \NNA. Administrator
Mnrrh t>. 1 ««5
ESMOND HOTEL,
Cor. Front and Moniaen St«..
PORTLOn.
OKF.««!«.
tt.w Sr.-,r<w>f Rrlrt. Fl ratería«« ta «II Bmyrrt
THOS. OUINEAM, r--»rl,Ur.
»•r
For Sale by all Druggists and Grocer*.
’RUIT TREES & SHRUBBERY.
NOTHING SAVED BY ¡SENDING EAfeT
Any kind rained in a first < las* Nnrwry,
l’ho«« wanting Tree* this tall will do
ive me their »»niera, as 1 will in’nrant**« «atisfar
<»n.
I warrant all my tree« if properly cared for.
Terms of payment ♦**«<. PHxinre taken at mar
nt price lMi lb«, of Peach S*e<l wanted.
A. R. JOHNSON
I •ok’sonrille Orarnn An®. 1 IflflN
FOR GOODS IN OUR LINE
L. C. HEINRICHSEN.
115 First Streat. -
-
-
Portland. Oregon-
THE leaoim jewelers of the northwest
CALIFORNIA
Wholesalea<)d Retail D«**1 era id
STREET.
tifoni/F »R ALU
VsKt
) EX’
JI H K P *»**• ”*• L 1 > J’tìt w »r*h
» » i per
J An %aU<frw P- O VICKERY, At .
jo«;« MatuF.
HF UNDEHHIGNED 18 FULLY PREPLKEt'
tn do all work In ht» lin» in tn, best manner sue
.1 mannsble prît*».
nr«*x<»e.
,
;
CHY BARBER SHOP
• arkaon ville.
W
W
D Part&M th. Blood. CtMom th, Stomsrh and Bowels, sad (I vm th, whole system ,
BMliby and D»hghVnt Tose. There Dever wns a Medicine for the Nur.ery equal to It, and
being eempoaed of I .rbe oaly, ft e»i ba given e Mr t > Infanta. It Is a trinmpb tn medicine
barmte»,, yet MOeaelous. lava.-labia tn the Luuily, on the rood, at the mine, st tee. «nd
•verywbere.
a
PHK UNDERSIGNED IS NOW TAKING OR
I »ler« throngh Jackson an«i Jfmephine counties
“»eavl tiesta irnnt 1» «nsnrpv—ed • ■
••err particular
_______________
I
i
A. All OHS. Mier.
“WITH BUBBLING •*•
A rsMSrese srs^ne, AwrengBrei-
CLEvni/^ ______
rjr.rTTKuryns.
—7------------ . xs;-_ ■ , , , ——3
. ORDEK AXU ooruii.\.ue..\r.
In »chnnl diaciplit»«, much depend»
Iit"in making pupjla feel that ralea «nd
regulation» are intended for their own
good. E'ermtl vigilance ia the p-ice of
order in the school-room. The teacher
must have an eye like a hawk to see
what in going on, and a quick ear to de
tect noit-e. He «hould n- t be a epy. No
t>er*on« are more unfit to gov-m titan
they who show constant aa~i>ieion ami
di-truet of their pupil«.
Tiie apving
teacher usually finds all the diaor'der,
confn.ion and trickery that he i» in
«earch of, but in playing the »py hr-
»how« him.elf unworthy hi« offi.-e. The
teacher can l>e watchful and alive to all
that i« going on without playing the part
of a detective.
The vigilant teacher ihoul.l encourage.
His mivaton ia not fault finding.
It is
heat to encourage and mai«« where it 1«
poeaihle to do no, and find fault and
cenaare where the offense Is of «nch a
character a, to interfere witii the wel
fare of the school.
Tltn teacher who
hep-» t:> ieu-h
pnnil« «flf-<wHt .N j !
mn-t flint be certain that lie!« atm- ■•to
’
control himoelf. Self-control give« the
teacher that quiet dignity which ia a ne
cessity in order to secure aud retain the
re“f>ect of hi« pupil».
Anger. Ths teacher whose temper
become- hie ma-ter soon lo-e-* control of
hi« pupil«. Many thing« will occur to
vex and irritate him, ami pa'ticn'arly is
tlii« true wlten hi« nerves a’e nnetrnng
l.y ill-health or over-work. Bnt it ia hi«
duty to I k * p.tient even tinder these try-
•ng circnm-tanccs. Children learn very
-lowly; they are forgetful, and they
thouglitleoslv commit otlena«« against
which th'-v have be. n wa'ned again and
again.
Throngh all th<-«e trials the
teacher mn-t fa? pati.-nt, «nd thus will
win th»* te«t>o,-t an(| love of tin* most
thouglitl-.FH and wayward.
Cheerfulness Tl.e teacher who can
thwart uiis.-iii.-f l.y turning th- joke on
the perpetrator rar ly fails tn discipline.
The t-heetful tea.-her is a power in the
sch"ol-r<>om, and hi» influence is ten
fold more potent in securing proper d «-
ctpline than all the rilles an i regulations
that can Is* enacted, lit* scatters joy
,n I sunshine where the gloomy teacher
di-'rihutes grief and sorrow; and hi« pu-
I'ilt, leave him at the eml of the-chool.
-howe. ing blessings tip >n lion and f--el-
ing grateful for the «oik he has accont-
t>ln-h<-d in making them worthy men
and women.
Cnntro’ereg. Under no circumstan
ces should the teacher so far forget him-
-elf a« to quarrel or argue with a ptittil
in ill-huuio , or nemiit p-tpils to reply
to hint in an in-ob-nt or iin|e-rtineni
manner. Uirciplitic mn-t he preserved
at all hazards—bv plt-a-ant. cheerful
commnn'cation- with pupils if jMtesihle,
hut if not hyth s iil‘.»ns, then lie letting
them know that obedience to law is th«
firs' iequ site.
t'betinacy. It is a sad mistake “to
hri-ak child's w ill” as the foundation of
i-ontro* ever him. Set your own tact
against ttie dull, brutish oh-tinaev of
your pupil
A forced submission often
end- in sullen doggednes« or a smoul
dering tire of rehellion. The child mnst
learn obedience; that is the firstand
greatest of lesson«. With the impulsive
and inexperienced child, real affection
for tlie teacher will secure Implicit obe
dience, and nothing else will.
Syi'em. To govern well th<* teacher
must be systematic in all he does. He
should not only have his pupils work ac
cording to a fixed programme, hut he
himself should have hi« day's work
mapped ont snd provided for liefore he
opens school in th- morning. Every
movement of his pupil« and every r.-cita
tion should he condm-ted in a systematic
manner. He should Ite prompt in all he
does and see that everything is in its
proper place. Nothing so detracts from
good disr-ipl-ne as the carefulness of a
slovenly teacher
Allow no privileges
without your permission. Grant no te-
qneets dining the progress or a recitation
and ].ermit no int-iruidion« by the pu
pils until the recitation is closed. Con
fine tbe hu-iness of answering genetal
question«, leaving seats, getting drinks
and leaving the loom, to tbe time imme-
tiia'ely before distni-sing tbe class.
MrI
Brinkerhoff System for Cure of ail
RECTAL DISEASES.
Over 30.000
o
Six Yearr.
Oregon Kidney Tea !
K
SMOKE
THE LITTLE CUPIDS!
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks! T KlXh ^
i >d intie d frtaflle: amenta ftirthe Rdekfofd
Rai I mad Wat ihe*.
ALL GOODS IN THE LIN« M \ NUF V^rtDiK? T) ORDER AND REPAIRS
W3ri»YK?iiinn’r x>kmfuHr ♦ i •mt>d.
;
PackS<*i seat »n aopIlc4U«>J* >» Q c jai.»*t » riti as b ’dòte purchiaixif ebewherB
Silver and Silver Piate»! «V iro.
GEOKGE UCHUNPF
Mi
X
Curad Without Cutting
SOLE AGENTS FOR
PRICES:
Up-ataira
YOUNG,
^In<*1iii»oi*y.
IMPORTERS
Oregon.
Olir«* in William*’ Rr rk Buildin*
l^oi-m
PARKE * LACY,
Central Point, Oregon,
GnwliiHta uf th* Medicai (Jnivorwity of !j«mi»ville
Kentucky. Call« prompt!) »ttondfld to day o
-M<hr.
Line of
Write for Cnta‘ »cne. AtVlree* either HANK RICOS. INI’L. < O.. Portl«n.l, Or., nr
<’UONE.Y1LLER A SON, Agent*. Jnrk«t»n rille Or.
WOODBURN NURSERY
ANI) SU ltt; RON
No Rlnumiliz Abojl Me.
FAULTLESSFAMILTMLOICINT
0. CRONEMILLER & SONS,
DNS. ROBINSON «011.1,
PHYSlllANS
BUY THE BEST AND BE HAPPY!
B. M. Gtt.u M. D.
J. W. ItoBtsnox. M D.
Cat’rrhal Dangers.
s
SgtCKIFICE!
^Vrr
H. K. HANNA..
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRA L '
COMMITTEE.
j„.k
t(lb pj^..
The Democratic state central commit I
Uti« -|ieiit sum - dav« -t Mvrtle cs -k,
toe ni.-t in Portland on the 11th, in the!
'■»rlur« of ttie Kt. Charles hotel, and was "A we» ahert ato a fiewtax eea, a hreaa that * via ting Mr. ail.I M «. M Volk.
A. Scaly. Itching. 81dpi Dis
MveM."
called to order by Chairman Goldsmith
Mr. an*! M » AL L«nirenl>e*g an
From his look-out the faithful old fietr »plendid li' tie hoy, Haidy, Were
William 8. Ott was elected secretary.
ease with £n
of
capta'n
of
*>nder
menffiaotman
casta
aa
A.
Noltner
moved
that
a
committee
of
fering Uuri d by Cu-
'he gitest. of M s. A. R Redfield so
threeoncrotontialf.be appointed. Ttie: oneasy glawoo at tho distent horizon. New Year’s.
ticura Remedia*.
See
1
yonder
a
small
»pe-^t
of
cleud
"ne
motion prevailed and A. Noltner, Jndge ;
The snow storm at this place w»e of
If I h*d known of the CrTWFS#
____ ___
— Rl
R bmxdim
John Buriiett and Judge O. 8. Savage : larger than a man’s hand.** He watches intMual severity ; iwo feet of »now had
_ hare
twent y-^iMlit p-nr* ago it Would
hiiw« et-ved tn-
it
with
bis
piercing
eye
for
a
tew
mo
were appointed by the chair as such com- '
S2i*i (two hundred dolln’p) and
md an • si men re
•iflen nn t-i I <n 31,-im-« wuc i time
MDoantnf *ufff»rin«. My di*«w* f (P.-«winen)
“
r.ina
inittev. They reported the following as ■ ments, then reaches for his long eyeglass. the weather is clear and fr-esittg. Stock*
m*noed on my head in a ep»»t i «n< mener than a
To his experienced view, this harmless
entitled
to
»'-at*
:
cent. It aprend rapidly ail o?ee
vev mr bedr «n-t
men will lose treavily if tuia we-th r
little cloud betokens danger.
Baker, J. S. Locke.
»ot and»4runy nail*. Tha ee
so lee
les ~
wo« d drop off
continues.
Across
his
bronaed
face
there
comes
a
me al» the time, and mr •nffsrtnv Was «ml 1res
Benton, W. 8. McFadden, by John
end without relief. One thou<
____ <«|lare
_______
_
boa-and
would
Mr». Kate Slocum and Mr». F. Rob
look of determination, and. with quick
But nett, proxy.
not tempt me to hare thi« dieegas near Main. 1
orders to tire seamen, the crarit» pat ert* of this place »pent New Year’» with
Clackamas, David May.
he
nilie-ëd
am a poor m><v. hot feel rich lot
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*
* of *
about and ail sail made for the nearest iriend* in K'wehiug. Mr». Slocum left
what anme «»f the doctor* a id wa* i l«Vro«7. tom-
Columbia, 8. A. Miles.
rins-wsrin.
—„ . ,— paonnele,
-------- - etc
-— - I look...
——... Jbed .. H-i-
harbor, where in apparent safetv tho iv Wednesday's ttain for Portend,
Coo», W. H. 8. Hyde, by W. 8. Ott.
aparilla over one rear and a half, but eo rur».
Crook, Joseph Henkle, by W. H. Ei- anchor Is dropped, and tbe hardy »here »he will remain for aom-time.
1 went to two or three doctor* » m ro cure. I
mariners watch the approaching storm •!r». Robeits retained the asms day to
cannot praire tbe Cut leurs R-uedire too much
finger.
Ihej have ma e my akin aa elrer and fr e from
■ lendsie.
with defiance 1
Curry, J. M. Upton.
•Caire aa a baby'«. AU laeedoltt.emwa.thre*
The storm bursts!
We were honored by a call from
Dodglaa, John C. Drain, by William
I oxre ot Cuticara. and three b 'tie« ot (’.atii-u-a
The decks have been cleared, tho m D s E. J Loomis of the Cayote Creek Hv-
Ke-ohcnt. ard two va«.» of ' nhcwta Huap If
Thiel.
you had been h r» and aeid roe w.« d I«,-
raulic Co. la-t we-k. Mr. Loomis te«
Gilliam, M. V. Harrison, by J. P. Wa close furled, and al! ordinary prepara
cnr»d me for ('MUti you woeid ba.e t,»d ci.»
tions ma 1« for a n mergsocy.
ger.
mm« n« that they are now running th-ir
money I look ad lik» th-pb-ture ta , our book
Tito storm increase« but all srems
of Psuriaaia (p-etare number two. H wt-il'ere
ydreuiic day and night, and everything
Grant, M. 8. Hellman, by A. Noltner. sate.
Haiti Lheeaeea"), bnt now I apt re
-«r*« «nr
•pjiear« favorable for an unusually »ore
Jackson, H. K. Hanna, by C. B. Bel
atrrei »ver v aa Thrcagii I nfo.:» - ‘ d,: t t rnt»
But see!the veasel rives a soddn ceasful run.
linger.
dr? hud- Uiwr -.y
I "g- l-ei-ra cb owue
lurch, turns quickly about, and away
in awt-ite, but to no rurpoee. 1 am all vr-Il. 1
J-viejihine, W F. Kremer.
Intelligent ( T) Glendale has been most
»lie
goes!
reratoliad t went), eight yrare. audit tot to be a
Klamath, K B.' Crawwots.*
te ribly ala-med over iinagins>v eeaee of
kudof aecoti.l nalare to me 1 tlianlt you a
Tiie aiu-bvw c)*air baa brol e-.'
IlfelQ,.
ria ; MI„|
Like, Chas. A. Cogswell, Ly C. B. |
thousand tun re
Anything more >ou w-.nt to
Thia mighty ship might have ridden
know write ma. or anyone who read- this may
Bellinger.
ware
u>
he a resume Cate ffi «maDpog
safely,
but
for
eoe
weak
link
in
that
write to me and 1 will an»wer u.
Lane. L. Bilyeu, by C B. Bellinger.
eported here, that there won Id he a Mr
anchor chain!
Its.sat» D owxixg .
Linn, W. K Bilyeu, by L. L. McAr- '
Waterbury, Vt., Jan 20 1887.
Tiie strength of the chain is no greater mbj-ct« fir the in>n« asylum. How-
thur.
ver. we are happy to «ar that th-re »re
than the strength of its weakest link.
P oriaaia, h'etaina. Te'ter, Ringworm, Lichen,
Marion, W. E. McAfee, by E. 0. Nor
Pruritu-. Heald Head. M-lk Crust. Dandruff. Rar
On tiie sea of life, how many men are i n-edoininetice of sensible j> ople living
ton.
her’»' Baker'», Grocer's and Wasberwoinsn'B
wrecked because of tbe u'nsnspected here.
Itch, at.ii every -pe i»B of lteliing. Bumin«.
Morrow, Frank Kellogg, by W. H. wenkness ci a link in the chain of
Gr-erge Kobeit«, Jr., who has «pent
Healy, Pimply Ituinors of ttie Skin and Scalp and
Ho me».
health,—one weak vital organ in tho he nast year traveling over ttie Pacific
Rlood. with Lore of Hair, are posiiirely cured
Multnomah, B. Goldsmith.
by t'utii-ura. th- Hast Hktn ('tire, and t’u icnra
b-idv.
lorihwest, arrived at his home at Lake-
H.«u>, an exquiaite Hkin B-autifi-r ezrernally,
1’ Ik. J. J. Daly, by W. IL Holmes.
The tn' stery of death Is even greater v •■« un Hie 1st ot January. He inform»
an i i utienra ll—olvont. th- new Bloat i'urih.-r.
Tillamook, A. B. llallocSyby Al. Z.e- 1 than the mystery of life. We think tbo
internally, wb-n physicians «nd «11 other reme-
u« by fester that h- ei|ieri»nced a very
bi-r.
die- tall.
Dnk« of our chain are strong, but we too rough arid dangorniM trip in coining froia
Umatilla. J. B. Keany, by G. W. Wal seldom critically examine them for our- Prineville to Lakeview, there bei-g so
Ho’d everywhere. Pri e: Cu'icnr». Sucent»;
ker.
selves, and never
sow tiiat they unch «new nn the mountains between
Hoap. 25 cents ; lie-¿vent fit. Prepirnd by t'-e
Union, W. H. Huffman, by J. W. , will bear the sirs
Potter urtuand Chemical Co . Boet-.n
we put upon thorn* point».
14V-S'*- it for ‘ Hosv lo Cure Hki. Diae-iBee," Hl
Shelton.
them.
papes. Sil illustrations, «nd 1U0 'eetimonials.
Theterrible accid -nt that occurred in
Washington, W. W. Purdin, l»y W. H
"I hrve a friend.” said Dr. Rio Lewie,
he canyon north of this place on the
11. Myers.
prircLtR, black-heade, chapped and oily
I "who can lift 9 j 0 pounds, and yet ie an
norning of Jan. l»t ha« cast a gloom
± U a «kin prevented by Cuticara Medicated
Wa-co, O S. Savage.
habitual sufferer from kidney and liver >vcr t e enti«» common tv. »« both the
òoap.
Yamhill, Win. Galloway.
trouble and tow sprite.'* Tbe doctor
vonng men who were killed were well
Wailowa, T. H . Crawford.
who was one of the wisest and safest
ind favorable known here. Rotiert Lee
Malheur, J. W . Shelton.
public teachers of the laws of health,
Holieit* wa« a locomotive fireman on the
Col. W. H. Effinger moved that the ■ wrote:
Tn lw* freed from the danger* of Anffocation
"The very marked testimonial« from •xtia. which plie- lietwcen Grant’» Pa«a
following be the order of business: First, '
while lying down ; t*» breath* froelv, Steep eonnd
ttiat
the
comunitee
decide
on
the
place
'
college
profeaaor»,respectable physicians, ind tlii« plai-e. The erief of hi« mother
I t aud undi-turbM ; to ri«e refreshed, head
for holding tbe next D-mx-ratic state i and other gentlemen of intelligence and alien she teceived the announcement
b’ain activ« and free fr»»m pain or ache; p» know
that no p iaonoiiN. putrid matter detil»»e th»*
convention ; second, fix the tone of hold ! character, to the value oi Warner's safe •f liis lrairic.il death wa« most nitifnl to
breath and mta away ilie (leli<ude machinery of
mg the state convention; third, fix the i cure, has-e greatly sn i j>ri-nd me. Many ritneM. and our affi-cti in ite sympathy
nmell. taateand hearing ; to fe -1 that the NVNt»*ni
ratio of representation. Adopted.
of these gentlemen I know, and read • « accorded hei wi'liout measure In the
d«M^* not, through its veins and arteries, muck up
By Rob-
ti e noirion that if «ure to undermin'* and de*tr«»y.
Nominations for place of holding the ing their testimony. I was imjx-llod to ia k hour« of her rffletion
U indeed a blearing beyond all other human en
purchase some boWes Of Warner's safe ••it'« death «lie ha« not enlv lost a part
convention
were
declared
to
lie
in
order.
joyment-. To purchn»*« immunity from srh«
G. W. Walker named Pendleton; Wm. enre and analyte it. Be-iJes I took •f her t-npiort, but an obedient and af-
fate »houM lie the < bject of a 1 afljic’ed. But
thoee who have tried many remedies and phyri-
Galliwav named McMinnville; E. O. some, ««allowing three times the pre »•cli mate Hon, wl.rme strongest charsc-
'eristic wa« the mo»t tender and devoted
cm n »leepair of rel-ef <>r «•are.
Notion, Kah-ni : W. 11. Effinger, A«toria; scribed quantity. I am satisfied that tiie
Sanford'« Radical Cure m'«etN every phae* of
ove for his mother.
Judge John Burnett, Corvallis; B. Gold f medicine is not injurious, and will
Catarrh, from a simple head <’<»ld to th»» nv»*’
Jem.
lo ith«*on e and d<**»rurtiv» «tag»**. It is local and
frankly add that if I found myself tbe
smith. Poitland.
Jan. 9,1888.
'»onMituftonal. In* ant tn reli»*ving. permant-nt
victim of a serious kidney trouble I
A
Noltner
moved
that
a
majority
of
in curing.
ec<»n*»:n rnland n.*ver-railing.
all the v toi-cast tie neces-ary to the se should ore this preparation.”
Hanford** 1’»oiical Curt* ccr-s.-t* <»f on* bottle
ROOTS A.\¡> R/.ANKETS.
One year ago the rerria, while In a great
of he Radica ('are, one te»i of Catarrhal Sol
lection of any paiticular city, which was
vent, and <»ne 1 npr-tv d lnhel*r. al! wrapped in
storm, parted her two-inch rudder
adopted.
one package, with trex’iaM an.l directions, aud
wonder,— it
«rov
rwtfH
Tne firs* ballot resulted as follows: chain.—no
sold by all dru<gis « or SI i<U
Toe great bu’k of ti,e tnannfactnrea of
through’ The key to human health Is eathc a e p-..tected in ihtaconntrv by
P ottkb O hio A M kiiicxl C o . B ostom .
Corvallis 1. Portland 6. Pendleton 9, As
tbe condition of the kidneys, and they i dm v of 3 > pm- <-en'. ad valorem. There
tuna 1, and McMinnville 4.
On motion J. 1*. Wager, tbe three may long be diseased and we be ignorant i- a -luty on «de I -ather of 15 per cent.,
tow us receiving tl.e laigeat votes were of the fact, because they give forth little oid on'uiuier leather JJ per cent. On
or no pain. They to reality cause tbs 'l'.ve«, of kid or leather, ihe dutv ta 50
haiioted for.
IN ONE MINUTE
Tne second ballot resulted. Portland majority of all tbe deaths, 'by polluting •er cant.
Bat tindre-tre l I. Idea— he
the blood and sending disease iff through
Th0 C iticnrn Anti-Pain Pla«ter
11, Pendleton 9, McMinnville 2. The
,w material <4 the leather indnwtry—
r*li»*TH* Rheumatic. Sciatic. Snd
the
system.
thud billot eave Pendleton 14. Portland
*i
d»*n. Sharp ar'd N«r *n* P in*,
ue free. The importations of hide» and
\
JkKtrai' * and W« «kncn-M»«. 'Pie tir»»r
8. and Pendleton wa« deda ed the place
’••at »kina, f ee <.f dutv, for the year
i j fc^^und only pait»-kiHing plaster New.
lor holding tiie next Democratic state
ti ling June 30. 1887. anioimted lo 24.-
FLEECED UY SHjNUI.ERS.
<
origir al, inrtanta> * our . infallihle
convention.
219,101. Tue im|«ntation» of manttfac-
*afe. A mnrvelTou Antidote m Paio, Inflanum-
tion and Wcakne««. Utterly unlik* and vaMty
Col Effinger moved th it Tu*»day,
u ed leather amounted to 110,933,509,
F. M. Parker, frjtn Oregon, ie the la
►ui>«rior to all oth»»r planter*. At all druceiM*.
Apul3il.be the day set tor holding the test victim, despite the cautions of tin- «mi wete nearly balanced hv exuo»-
25 cent*; tiv»» fur $i; or, p»*etace fre«, of Putter
convention. Carried.
Drug and ( hemic <1 Co Boston, Maa*.
pre-H and the praetit-al warning« which étions, which amonnted to $10,436,138.
A. Noltner offered the following reso tiie police records sffj-ri. to foil Irefoie i>f the manufacture« of leather brought
lution. which svas adopted:
tbe rapacity of the "Italf inp-iest” »win •nto the country 46,449 675 was <4 tanned
Resolved, that we recommend that the dlerB. As ne lo-ea about fillt.O >0 »nd two leather and -kin,. at,d the balance was
vanous counties hold their re-p-ctive at rests have been mutfe, the case is one neaily made up oi one item—over four
county conventions for the pu'pose of of exceptional iui|>o< tam e in ite cla»«.
million dollar« wroth of gloves.
electing delegates tu the state convention
Thin eunmeration »hows that the
Darker lelt his ranch in Jackson conn
on Saturday, March 24, 1888.
ty.Or., last November, »nd c»me to Kan oather mantifactarers monopolise the
uorne trade and »end a large snrplns
A. Noltner moved that the ratio of top- Franci-co with hie wife sn-l am>ut 42.i
-;" - «itir-te or
“
singt»
lioentatinn to the state convention te seeking bx-atinn and inve-tmeut. lie ibroad. rx<-ept ltt tbe r
ba-ed on the vote cast at the la*t gen bad been here bnt a few day» when he kid and lealhet glove«, upon which the
eral election for Itomoclatic nominee for -aw an »itvertiseiiient off-ring. Ht K. tiiglieet protective duty is levied.
Why ehoala not ttie experiment so
congress, and that counties be entitled to Kenny's rather well-known offi.es on
one delegate at Urge and one for every Ke.miv street, a half-interest in a fl tnr- snt-.-eaafill in tne ca~e of the leather in-
200 voters and one for every fraction over t-hing busint i,-. Mr. Parker called o i ! luMry lie extended to the wool ii.das’ry?
“I have used Simmons Liver
109. Adopted.
Kenny, and was conducted by him 1«! I With five raw material our leather man-
R'-gulator for many year», hav
ttfaclnirra, protected by a 39 p- r cent,
A Noltner moved tb it a committee of 826 Keaitiv street, where lie was intro {
•
ing made it my only Family
th ee, tucon-ist of the chairman and two dneed to \V. J. I’ilcltei and IV. New-ta It, I duty, have driven tiie foreign trade out
Medicine. My mother before
others, be atqiointed to issue a call to ttie |>artueib in a real e-tate bu-ineiv. Mr. ; i of the country and have made »occesa-
me was very partial to it. It is
parly in accordance with the action of Parker was info, me-l that tiie business' ! ml inroad, upon the loreign market.
a safe, good and reliable medi
the duty on raw wool,
cine for any disorder of the
the committee Adopted.
was of the most remunerative character, I By repealing tin*
do» n the prices on manufac
matmfao-
gystem, und ir used in time W
The chairman ap|>oiiited Messrs. Nolt netting about fil&t a month to each of tin- , , and cutting do«
o great preventive of sickness,
ner and Wager to act with him on this partner», but that Mr, Pi.cher had pri ; I tured woolen« an-l worsteds from ttie
I often recommend It to my
committee.
vate reasons for selling out, snd retiring : i re-ent average of 67 fier c-nt. to an
friends, nn<l shall continue to
J W. Shelton offered the following re» Alter a little taik Mr. Parker learned average of 4*Y per cent , the surplus
do so.
LOCAL till: I A/.VfiA
"Rev. Jam«« M. Rollins.
olution, which was ananimcttsly adopt that Pilcher would part with tiis share in would l>e reduced to the extent of th«
"Paa tor M. E.Cbnrcb, So. Fairfield, V t"
ed ;
the biisiinre« for $750. Parker concluded wool tax, and still faither reduced by
Phoenix will have a bran new school-
Reeohed, That the counties organised to eJose tit» bargain, and a day or two thv stoppage of importations of manu-
hon«e next spring.
TIMt ANO DOCTORS' «ILL« 8AVED bv
since the la«t general election «hall be later he gave i’llclier fi7j" in cash and facturi d g»><i«. Kime a protective tox
aitravu kerpinff Mmmont Liitt
of 30 per cent, hss been sufficient to
Miss Florence Reed of Ashland is in entitled to a representation in the state took the latter's place iu the flint.
Regulator in the Itatsae.
structing tin* y»ntl> of Cove district.
convention equal to tlio vote cast within
Pilcher w as gone fo- a week thereafter; keep tlie home-market for leather, with
"I have found Simmons Liver
Mi«« Eva Price,of the AahlanJ tu hool, the territory embracing suuii county, to bnt one davat the and of that per ot lie ire« hides, s duty of 40 per cent, ought
Regulator the boat family med
be taken from the reoresenta'ioti appur- reappcaied, accompanie-i by a young to prererce the home-market for wool
spent
the holiday, at the metropolis.
icine I ever used for anything
tioned to the count?- from which ►ncit Ut man wbogave the name of Snuon Ham en«, with free wool. If not, why not T
that may happen, have used it
Mi«» Kila Grifli'lt will teach a private
ter county was cut off.
berg. L'tiis person, M-etnuigly a rcy de- ■ 1 tie stupidity of making manufactur
in Indigrotton, Colle, Dlarrham,
school in Gold Hill timing the winter.
The following resolution wa« alsounan- suable acquaintance, stated that lie wa- i ers of woob-n stuff, pay « tax averaging
Hillouonr»e. and found tt to re
M is« Mayetta Gilson, one of <>ur teach animonsly adopted:
lieve immediately. After eat
well to-ife in this city, bui that he had a i 36 per cent, un their raw material, wlten
er». is learning dres. making in tlii»
ing a hearty supper, if, on going
Resolved, That we eordiallv return to stiottg taste for ranching in Oregon. II- i an nverage tax of 67 per cent, on menu-
place.
to tied. I take niwant a teaspoon
Bernard Goldsmith, Eq, chairman of bad beard fiotn Mr. Pdcher that Parker ' factored wisjlun stuffs does not avail to
ful, 1 never f.-cl the effects of
Mi«- Nellie Russell, who hold, a conn- the Democratic state central committee, owned a ranch tn Oregon, and if the pt •■vent importation, is almost inconcotv-
the gupjier eaten.
tv ceitifii ate, is a typo in tilt T id i ligi the thanks of this committee for the abil U-rms could be ai ranged he thought lie able. rut? *35,629.534 collectod in tbe
"OVID G. SPARKS,
office.
ity and efficiency with which he has dis would like to secure it. He then said la t year on taw wool and woolens and
"Ex-Mayor Macon, Ga."
Prof. J. B. Farley, the pioneer teacher charged the arduous duties of his position. ttiat he itad a tine piece of pronerty in ad-iisd to ttie co-t oi articles of the first
»ONLY GENUINE-«
J. W. Shelton moved that the chair San Francisco that he would offer Mi. ni-cetwuy t«, perhaps, the moot tndt-
of the county, lias a large school on Ap
II m our Z Stamp on front of Wrapper
man ap|ioint a committee of three to re Parser, taking his tancti in pait pay fen-itile exaction under which the peo
plegate.
ple ot tine c »unity iatior. It rotas both
J. H. Zeilin i. Co., Solo Proprietors,
Mis Win. M. Gilroy, nee Miss IktU» medy the difficulties of legislative repre ment. Parker thought very well of that ttie maker and the user of wo*»len goods,
sentation
in
the
counties
of
Union,
Wal
and
was
straightway
conducted
by
Pil
Price, «1.00.
TillLADELPUIA, PA
Pennehaker, retains her position in the
lowa. Baker and Malheur; that the com cher and Hamberg to the corner oi Fifth and is without tea! benefit to it»« wool
Ashland school.
mittee so appointed a«k the Repabiicati and Btaunan streets, wlten a fine vacant grower.
Miss Mary Coleman of Phoenix, com state cential committee to appoint a like lot was shown turn as the propei ty in
menced a term of school at the Toll committee,the two committees to work in quea.tnn. Ham tie ig agreed after mnc.t
/report«»« re kvksvribovs.
House, recently.
unison in an endeavor to remedy the flickering to accept tiKxiO for the lot, tak
As the beginning of the year is the pop
i
Prof. A. L. Ha«elton is conducting tiie evil. Further, that the committee be ing 45J0 in cash, a note lor |25 k) on Mr. ular time to ooiunseiiee ^tbscrlbinr far
school in Eagle Point and has a large at authorized to make such adjustment as Patket'e brother tn Mt«»onrt, and ac newspaper., now is the tin».- to send yoer
tendance of pupils.
they «hall deem right and projier. Car cepting tit« Oregon ranch f tr fiOYOO on ac
Cures in
name to the T imm olHcc and get whatever
count. The tiansiers were tu ide. l*»i-
Prof. Connelly,who tancht two months ried.
J. W. She’tout \V. II. Effinger and C. ker received Ins d -ed tor the Brannan l-aper yon wish for l*i« We club with all
PILES. RECTAL ULCER, FISSURES. PKU in Flounce Rock district, is now at work
JUTUS \S1. FISTULAS IN ANO.
B. IMlinger wen- appointed by the chair street lot, and give Hamberg a deed fur ttie leading newspaper, and magacinea of
in Devinger Gap district.
POLYPUS RECTI, E tc .
the United State, and give great fndtme-
tbe Oiegou ranch.
Miss Hattie Coleman i« teaching a as such committee. Adjourned.
Time passed and Parker was taking meat s, aa we furnish them at much lets
Oporations successful school in Josephine county, I'osiMASTttR G eneral Y ilas is certain things
as they came, without much Ilian the publislier'« regular rates. For
bhe was engager! for a six-montlis term
ly to l>e congra'nUted U|K>n his maste ly ti.ought, when a Iriend m Jackson coun further partien.ar, »eeour dabbing Indnre-
Miss Fannie Knowles, who taught six
and successful managem ent of the gieat ty, O-., Whole to turn a few ilays ng >, inenta on the fmieth p-ge of tlm T im *,.
months last year, and Miss Mattie Card
DR. PILKINGTON,
department committed to his chaig-, saying tnat toe man wtio had liougtit the
well, a 'eacher of some experience, aie
for Ins annual ie|K>it shows gratify ranch had just Sold It at a -acnfice lor
IT* rib K nntrltff.
Burgeon, Oculist end Aunnt and proprietor of the attending the Jackaonville high school. ing result«. Tl.e revenm-s of the Depart $3300. Tnen lor the fir-t time Wetn Par
Sanitarium for Eye. Ear and Nervoue Diara»»*«,
That the place U> purchu** farm«, stork
E
E.
Smith,
an
excellent
teacher,
is
ment have gained over ttie preceding Ker's suspicions aroused, and he began
Portland, Or. ha* been appointed agent and
ph>*ictan for thia «ytrtem for Oregon, and haw in meeting with deserved suites« in his year nearly 14,843,009, which may i-e to notice,among itaer thing-,t iat he had run.'»”*, fruit land« and city property is at
two months raaua a nam'wr of cur»»« of case«, m private school near Central Point. We termed the high-water mark, wli e t -e been gett.ng no ieittrns from hi« red itoeoltSceof <1. F. li'ltltigs, Ashland. Ore-
home of which, severe operations with the knife can cheerfully recommend Mr. Smith to
disbursement» increa-od but little
'e estate iiu-me-s. He rushed.-t aightway Z«H1
haveonly don* harm.
Refer« by permiMamn to Mr. Jas. W. Weather any district that wants a good, live, than two million dollars ;twn years «itu-1, to tiie Dis'.ilcl Atlo ttey an I told Ina
ford, druggist, well-known in Balem; Mr. Frank practical and indmtrious instructor.
tra» /« Feur B-.r i,t,nr
under the Kei tiblican regime, the. -I- ti- story. Tiie case xas b ought to the at
Gardner, machinist at car-ahoiw, and others.
tention
of
tne
tit
and
J
nry
o
i
Fi
id
iv
an
I
Yottr
atom.«<-ì>. «1 <v»nr«e. Whyf Ho-
cieney
wa-
1700,000.
This
sntn
lias
b
n
Will meet patients at
W k sincerely ho|>e that our friend», reduced neatly three-fourths under cei - indictments tor con-piracy «nd obtain .-.i l-.- if it ie .tu <■! <rd»r »«ut are un«
«1. FRALEY’S HOTEL, ASHLAND.
•f
tl.e
/n-.-t
mi.ev.hle >-re»tnre« livlng
the directors of tire different districts, nomicnl Ih-inocralic administration, and ing money under tal-e pretence» wet«
it a fair, h .n.ir.iiA- cheti. e«n-l a«« it
Every Second Nnnd*, In E«rh Ronth.
n il make it convenient to have their if tie- | resent tatio of teuuction continues returned a.:ain.-t Piicner N -U-tadt and ili. n«t thè b.—t triei.il voti bave in thn
Address for pamphlet on Rectal Diwaeee,
blackboard« fixed up in good «hat»* be- n f.-n months, tiie deficiency will disap Hamberg, and is-ncli warrant» were is “nd I* *n't .ni k>-in thè in .rtiing. Don t
DR. J. R PILK1NGTOM.
sued lor the same and given to tile Cmei drink in Ut» m, >rning If you mnat »moke
fori- tbe spring schools open. The black pear entirely.
Portland. Oregon.
of Police fur service.
and drink w,tii umil yottr atotnnch la
boards in many district« of the county
Latlieo Dura re
Pilcher was «nested by Detvctiv« Sil tnr .tigh witlt hreakfm. Yoa ean drink
are in a miserable condition and should
Of
Ot
•«<-
-•vsmeti'-s
which
give
to
the
face
s
vey at his bom«, 1331 l>eavenW'>i fh more Mn.l «moke more in thè rvnning and
he attended to without delay. Black-
>1 wilt teli on you le,. K your
(er.
ulin-tly <ve«. ghostly) wbiteneee. Mich
lioaids and plenty of them are indis- prep.-ir.-iti'ins cuntatn lead or eome other street, earlyyesterday morning. He has inetti, and doe. not digest righ'aHt y<»u
jw-n-able in our mod.-i n school-rooms and ■ qti.ii'y injuri ous and afeng-rous snli- four indictments agun-t him, two on aretroublrd with lieartl»urn, dittine», ttf
-Naturo’« oxn Kenedy—
a live teacher is lost without them. slances, the n-e of winch, if lung contin each count. He w.w unable to give bonds tl,e head. comi*ig up of thn fmst after eat-
Have your hlar-aboNids repaired, by al) ued will, besides giving the skin a lough at once, although he will doubtless mu mg. biiion.n»»., indipeaiitm. or «tir other
ami leathery appearance, ultimately pro ter friends enough to get him oat. Pil tetubleof thè »toineelt. you hsd best u»e
Will Rppedily relieve and p^rnm means; the cost will be trifling.
duce paralvsi« ot the nerves. This state cher has been in similar tioable before, <•-. n » Atttrn.t Fl-.wer. ». no |>er»w> etti
nantly curtail the various difficul
ment is no --bug e-txto,” bnt facte, well but has managed to e-cape conviction.
a«- it «i.li .ut iiutnedtalc reilef.
ties arining from a disordered o<»n
dition of the
T ardink »« ami absence of pupils t anse known t-i chi-uilsts and physfi-ian«, based
Later in the day Neustadt was appre
on
ttie
wcll-kn-iwn
pliy«iologic«l
i-ffrcts
of
more confusion and annoyance in a
Jlaf Irw»
LIVER AND KIDNEYS ! school than many people imagine. Pa such substances u h—e presence in prepar- hended in the real-,retate office at 32t>
atiiuis lor the e utiplt-xion are indicated bv Kearny street an 1 locked up. Them a-e i Wtt!t- PntM. rUAt. Occ-ntlter I. |Mt.
It i« p*rfectly harmltea and can rents can and should rectify this evil,
Aller ktiflenug tor more tliau three rear«
two indictiuents again-t him. He w.t«
bo giren tothe m««t delicate woman and in doing so t»iey will rerder the «licit outward signs as before staled, if
you would use m article which will at released at a late h u- last night np*m til ■ a 'th .ti-ra-e nf ttie throat and lung«. I got
nr child. For nal« by all druggist*.
I I *"> low tart rpring I wa« entirely unable
school« of the conntv a service that will inn e prisittci natural activitv atid beauti iug k2<*M bail.
MELL. HEITMRV A WOOD ARI»,
lie duly appreciated by our teachers. It ful C'inipleiion try Wisdom's Robertiue.
As lor Hamberg, he is still at large. 1
I 1<.
, <io anything, »mt inv <-.»ugh wa« »obart I
••.-.iri-ely slept
klept any at night. My Druggist
Draggiet,
Wholetale Agent«.
behooves every parent to leml their aid which is guaranteed under a forfeitur«-of it is learned ttiat alter selling the Oregon | I •can-ely
Mr ILF Good niiht, ,-nt me • trial bottle
and help to quash tills most abomina flOtin to be absolutely free trom all poi rancll he decamped, and was last heard I ■ i of
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Dr.
Bo-ankoX
tningh
and
Long
Frruo.
sonous and injurious substames. Pro
ble practice.
nnunced bv leading ladies of society and of in Butte City, M. T. Chief Crowley j I I found relief end after n-lnf atx 41.06 bob-
the stage stifierior to anything evet pro telegraphed to the authorities there to- . tie,. I w«« rntirelv cured. ). M
T eacher » should keep it in ntind that duced for beautifying and tireserving the arrest him and await the arrival of an Humph- bottle 5 cent», at Ore- Drug&tirv
a third-grade certificate can he proenred complex ion.
officer with requisition paper« front here.
XraW tefevt Str. Emerg Ssfs.
hut one», and a second-grade only twice.
He received no reply yesterday and doe«
Cure /hr Mirk Read ark
!t affords m»pleasure tosar that Muore'»
If, alter you have a third and second-
not
know
whether
or
not
Lis
order»
have
proof that Dr Gunn's improved Liv
Hair Invigoralor h a<> »xcellanl antidoti
grade and von tail to secure a first-grade er For
Pill« cures «lek Headache, ask vour been acted upon.
tortile elicei« of alkall rinvi un tli» batr
you will he forced to leave the ranks. Druggist for n free trial package. Only
Parker is a man well advanced in and scalp. iigvtng uwd I». 1 esu NWB-
Study diligently that you may reach the one for a do.«e.. llegtllar «tie Boxes Jo life, and the property Ct which be was mend tt tn tire pnb'frt
minimum, or ninety per cent.
cents. Sbid at City Drug Store
tha« barely fleeced was the accumulation 1
ui a lifetime of labor and constituted V. S. Attento! ih» Klsmath
Farm for Sale.
bis all. He is entirely broken np, for :
E very teacher flhnald take some prac
th« ival-re»tai« business intb which he i
. watCil enjoy yntx flibtfHf
he undersigned offers for hale . tical educational janrnal. In this way
at a tow tiyare. mghty acrwnf good land, wit . • yon
T.,,. K can
«... k^ep yon»*e|f posted on the lat-
Hfitgbt is »aid to be the hollbwwct -foam •
* and ore Tr<vcr.-^<Xfcy
and is bar(«n of n*vffiit:e. Tbe pfetrict
4
n?i»i
’
7* ,hJ'
Err«
Attorney tjtcjns loccnducl a tmikt vigjr- j
dotttar work
It will flare-
rbi’
h.Li
«».•-ve coje fog
cation iTtiust the preMpnt dp-j
ilMulTwr' »nd
SCRATCHED 28^ARS.
Jacksonville, Oregon.
GRANDEST & LARGEST COLLECTION
Eduoatlonal Department.
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