The Democratic times., February 10, 1888, Image 4

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reduced cash rate® will be furnished auy of tbe
following named publications in connection with
thia paper al tbe prlcee given below. It will be
noticed that thete is a redaction of at least 15
per cent, on publishers’ customary rates in every
instance, and iu some much more:
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Harper’s Weekly........
Scientific American..
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New York Htar..........
New York Work!........
Han Francisco Examiner
Portland Oregonian
Harper’s Bazar............
Planear Pres® ..........
Chicago News ......
Misaonn Republican
(Hob® Democrat ...
Philadelphia Times .
Hau Francisco Call...
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Budget.................. .
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OF
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TRAILING WIXGS.
Though lovo coms with inkling wings,
t’ome with face divine,
Bringing nectar from the springs,
Maki ng mn<i. like wine ;
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I* Demorest’s Magazine........
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St. Nicholas
i Harper's Monthly....
American Agucultun
Harper's Young People
Petero*«'® Magazine
Housekeeper ..................
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duced price when ordered with th® T ime ®.
hi 0'iv'.liti*«M to suit ar.d ut ¡ rice« that cannot
TIMES PRINTING HOUSE
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Jacksonville Oregon.
<> ir lij i »r*ar« absotately pire, and superior
JACKSONVILLE RETAIL MARKET.
oany m this market.
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I Flour, per thousand lb®..........................
Wheat, per bushel......................................
Barley,
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■ Oats.
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' Mill Feed, per ton ....................................
< er. California mal Or«gr> i S. ravt«. Jacksonville | Hay, wheat or timothy, per tun............
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Butter, p*»r lb...............................................
lous, purlb
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Corn Whisky!
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HOM’E WINES, LIQUORS AND (TGAB8 Cwrnmeal. per l(K Iba.............................
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Dried Apple®, per lb..........................
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Plums,
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•• Pears,
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Psaohas.
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I Sorghum Mohuu«®. p.-r gallon........ .
< ’hiekens, per dozen
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Turkeys.
GRANT’S PASS,
Hide®..............
! Dsemkins ...
Wool. Spring
J. B HUTOH Proprietor.
I Mea-f....
; M utiM
The fines» Wiaee, IJqnure and Cigar« ar® al ways J f urk..
kept o:i hand, while the reading table i® supplied M.t i -> i ,
with t!>® lati st n«*w®t>ap*'r®. A I*«»I Table rauy
also ta found hen*. I propose to keep a strict
ly rirsUcta»® plac®. Giv« me a call.
J. B. HUTCH
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LIVE OAK SALOON,
A&Î
VEGETABLE
P ain destroyer
Hemorrhages. £Xn-&S!
No«.», or from any r.iu-e is speedily con­
trolled and
»pin'd.
CURES ALL HUMORS,
Sores, Ulcers, Wounds,
Sprains & Bruises.
from a comm<-n III..teli, « Crnptlen,
to the worat Meroiiila. Salt-rheum,
••Fete r-«orc»,” M.iljor iluuth hkiu,
la Bh- 't. ail di# .'.«eg .
4 by t«<| b;o.«l ara
tou-.uer.xl by this pw rfn!, rurtfvlnp. and
Invlijor
. Srvat l.atin.j ’ I-
ttr. r»:iiuiy 1. d Uu<ler io benign inrt'ienee.
h--;
i is P r..
J i.s nnteacy in
rarln« Tetter. Hn.o K î , h, «lull«, Car-
buurle«,Nore Fye*. Heroin low . »ores
tfftlllluM, hM.duinl OI.eaae,
tlhflo 3wctn«>r«, Coltre, or llil.-k
Aeclt, nnd i.ular^ed <.ln:.d«. J id ten
cents in stamps t r a
treatiee, with col-
cred plates, tai S' ill Diac.-wic or the mine
•monnt forate.nd— on Fcrofiiinusjtl. étions.
“TME fil.OOI» 13 TMS; EUE.”
’•boroi.'chly • : «tu» it hr u taw XSr. I-irrce’w
t;ol<teii -Icdleal littet ery, and good
«ilÿe-tUuu, n fnli »kln, ii.tcjjut »pir.
it«, rltnl r.treii^el«. at>-t «oMHduei » ol
«oustituiluu, wüt be b^iùhabod.
It hr cooling, clearuing aud Healing.
i3 nuMt efficacious io® this
j diw-a;..' Cold in th« Head, Ac.
••Pom! * Eitrucl Catarrh Cure."
Hpcciaffr prepared V* meet serious cases,
Should !>• spphod with Ponti'a Kxtract
Na«al Syring«*.
I iltnrrh
Veil<14 I 14
Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Ko other preparation hat cured mor«
ciMies of thc4uth.-tr ’"ing complaints than
the £xl«’act. PonilN F'xlrMct Plas­
ter is Invaluable in these dhearas. Lum­
bago. Pains in Back or .Side. &c.
Diphtheria, Sore Throat,
wbkh ta Ncrofnlona Di «cs a a of th*
fiali ii g®, is pmmpt’y end cxrtainljr «rreated
BiMi cur.fl by thig G»*’-? ven n tnvdy« if taken
before the k-'t at hä ««:-. • »• ih»- di*<T««ear® n-uchud.
From 1?« wonderful |*ow«r over this ttrril ly
fatal
when L -t oîfiri»:< thia now ceL
rb rated reaAMjr to the pu »tile, l)x Pi buck
thought «rrinualy of <*l’îny it his ••Con-
limptlon Cures*’btti ;:bund(*ni-d that name
au too hinit'/d f<’r a medicino which, fr« m its
wondrwf al coml irvtfF'n of forile, or aftenafhety-
zug, alb rtCIvc, or ld»>M>-4>M«-4i.>*ing.t«iitL>>iiioug.
rectoral,and nutriiiv-j «-rcitert 1rs, ig nncf.mte*«
• >t only um a reTu-vdy 1-c CODaumptluu uf the
uuivm but for all
For Broken Breast and
Sore Nipples. ¡'Lra^on«
ii-r-.l The K.trnrt will never be with*
rut it. Pond'« Evtroct Ointment it
tlie best emollient th«t can be applied.
Female Complaints.
in.J£
itjr • f
diseases the Extract can b®
n->d as is wll knovvii with the greatest
benefit. Full directions accoxpauy each
bottle.
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CHRONIC DISEASES
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Liver, Blood, ^lungsJ
/If yen f\4-
¿.-orr-r, .M ilitated, bare
tallow c>.ke or »Sin, or y< llonk h-bn.wn spot« j
on face or Ix.ùy.Wrennent h-u'iacbe or duz*
r
bod ta'1- >n n.vu;1». Interni ta-at or -bids. 1
tiirrMl'srwith r.bt iir«n<A I-w spirits and
ploomy
reljodinini. irr< ruler apptire, r.nd
«ut.,1 t> is-iie, jrcu are « •ih r-n- fn in S idl-
li, spep-ia, mid torpid 1.1 ver,
or “3‘lloiu.rier.a.”
Jp t> iicy eu-s uuljr
part of thew s/mpU'taS oro t. r» ri< n<.d As
e renn !y f,.r all s’i< *; cn»y I,r. Piercc'a
tldldcn medical Visco very h.is no
equal.
For W«*k Za tra. splitlorof mood,
atiortiio.v <>f ktreaiii, Bron, iilliv,
“-vere ,'onGi«, t'on-umptton, and
Jundixel a&ceta.i.a. if U a sov, r. ,yn i. medy.
Send ten .«ata in rt.i--.p4 for l'r. J'i.rw's
bookoaCuUMdupucn. fol? by Druggists.
PRICE $!.ÜO»
Wrrffs BL'pcnsarj fljifia! issociaiioo,
t.»ra,6«5Iaia SU I’-CTFAW, N. 7.
F
■varcete
f-'ïŒ
QO
little
¿GVLôVà PILLS.
.iNT1-»ir,IOrff mid CtTnABTIC.
Se id by JDruggl«it a 2$ evuu» u vxaL
&$500 REWARD
Bleeding nr Itching. Tl
1 41Cot is the greatest known remedy . rap-
idlv curing when other medicines hav«
failed. Pond's Extract Ointment is
of great e-rvic® where the removal of
clothing ia inconvenient.
CONSUMPTION,
or THS
Delay h
•l
the Kiiiuet promptly.
dangerous.
Pi |ac
„ CAUTION.
Pond s Extract The genuine
Las
th® words “Pond'w I vtract** blown In
lb® glaM«, andntir pkture trade-mark on
surrcmmling buff wrapper. Noneotbcrto
g^utiiite. Always InM+t on having l*on«i’s
kiimci. Take no other prej»aration:
It it n -ffM-d m I u:\ cr by muasnre.
held evcrynhrrr, I’rire«, .’»Or., Si. gl.75.
Prepared .nly b; P0M> S EXTBAtT CO.,
NEW HOUK .AND LONDON.
The Theatrical Profession.
Merit will win and receive public recognition and
praise. Facts, which are the out come of g< gtral ex-
poriencr, growing through y«ars of critical and
practical te»t, 1»ecome av rooted and immovable as
the rock of Gibrakli^ln public opinion, an 1 hence
forth need no further guarantee ns to thUr genu
Int ness. Thu indisputable fac t that Swift’s Specific
Is the best bio- d purad* r ic the world, is onoof these
immovable Gibraltar r< ck facts of which we have
spofeuu, aud every day • exper;rn<*e roots this con
vlction deeper au<! deeper iu public opinion. Every
class of our people ¡¡a America and tn Europe
every trade, culling and profesMion, Including the
medical profession, iiavj ). rne voluntary tcstl
ro./uy to the renitrkabio virtues of M. S. 8. aisl
its lufaliible lih.iacy ii curing nil dUeases of the
blood.
ahese teaumuiiUU are on file by the thou­
sands. and open to the in*peetion of alL Now come
uusollcltetl. two piwUngui'l« <! n > in*<er* of the theat­
rical profess!«>n. who gratefully testify to the wonder
ful curative <auiip.es of the Specinc in their indi­
vidual eases. Th» tr testlmonl.o.« are herewith sub­
mitted to the public without further comment—let
th»*ni »[>eak for ih< in**-|rrs. Th« lady Is a memt«er <>f
tb. famou. ThJtlia Theatre Company, of New York,
and formerly of the Rc>i>:en<*e Theatre, Berlin, Ger
many, and of McVicker’» Stock Cotniany, of Chicago.
,n H M Wl u ku >'.V.1 member «.f the New
York Thai 1.1 Theatre (’ompany. Ruh are well kn«*wn
lu theatrical circles la this tvuutry and In Europe.
ia «tfcrral by the prr.pnetcni
of Dr.
Catarrh Rrti'.cly
foracaeoef -".it-ura which ihrj
cannot cure.
It you hav e a diecharin' from
the now, offeneive or otber-
( hurlotto Raadow's Testimony.
wlse, partial h mi of smell. ta«tc,
Nxw Y’ obk . May S, 1RHL
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or bearing, weak eyes, dull tsun
<W preaaire in hr»z1, you have Catarrh. TboU-
Swift Sjiecif.c Company, Atlanta, Oa.:
>an<i. of <««■ . irruluate In comumptlon.
Gvnilvinen Hating been annoyed with pimples,
ikiu , irom
Dr.Ew ■ ." .TAKHII H ehkoy cure, the worrt I eruptions *tn<! roughness < f tuu
tu# »km,
from mui
bad cou-
con-
iws f’tt’ilnirrb,-t old In the H.ad>
• litiou uf my 1»! »xl, f< r more than a year, 1 used a
leiuling prcpar.ttion c f e arsati trilla and other silver-
wi Catarrhal lleadwhc. SO ccnta
| tiard rrmvUic'« to n<< « fTccx lh<-u 1 consulted a prom-
ln< nt phyak a.i, and fn»m i n treatment res*elv®<1
Vth’
d '? t.r^ iho ,H S s. rem
«dy for the blood, ami five or six package*, by a
THe Bl YKRS’ Ol IDE Is
thorough e radical Ln of my trouble au<| restoring
laamti Sept, aud Marcia,
»moiXhness to my skin, huts made in® happy, ana
1 cheerfully gtv® y<m i»n
for such use
car!* year, fi®“ 319
aud puUkily as you Wish t ■ make of it
crtAHLorrE luwnow,
152 Bowery, near (’anal btrect.
O
8! g x 11’ j Inch®«,with over
3,000 ii lual rations — a
whole Picture Gallery.
O1VEA WholessUe Prices
direct fo araseuiMers on all roih U for
personal or family use. Tells how to
order, and give« exact cost of every­
thing you nee, eat, drink, wear, or
have fuu with. These INV ALl ABLE
BOOKS coutain information gleaned
from the markets of the world. We
will mail a c«»py l'KEF to auy ad-
droa® upon receipt af 10 cl®, to defray
expense of mailing. Let us hear from
you.
Roop®otfUDy,
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
■■CMASTOPPEO
free
Wabnab
Aveuuc. Chicago,
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CENTRAL HOUSE,
E- K. BHEITMAN, Proprietor,
Oregon
Ashland,
Hugo llnsakcrl’s Trslimony.
The Rwift «jtsclfic Company, Atlanta Ga :
Grntlesuea F<>r two year« I bada severe cassof
ecaona I um><| «nr m » si , -ulphur Moapt, and vario«««
ottM-r reine*1 ies. and w>ts pre-friu-ij for bv nuinis-rM
<f rbysUlans. but fou’ui corolle*. Aliasi ! deter
mlnrd t«> try ih® 8. 8. S. rem «ty, an I >.-vrn or rtaht
buttivi» hav.» titoritigbl; relieve-i me, nc<t you can
use ibis certificale lu anjr muni>er you n uh.
Ht'Uo IÌ4SMKFHI..
Menibcr uf Tualia Thi-atr®
X®w York, May 3, W8T.
Treatise ua iilool ami Skin I>ixea*. s matted free.
Tua swift Braroric co..
Drawi r Atlarpa. O r .
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
VIA
Oregon & California R. R.
And Connection«.
The Mt. Shasta Route
Time between Medford and San
twenty-four hours.
South.
45MI p M Leave
81’5 < M. Lc.sve
Portland
Medford
1
Francisco,
North.
Arrive! 10:40 a . M
Leave 6:25 p. M
M
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
EXCURSION SLEEPERS
This well-krwn Louse ha* been renovated
throughout and
for Second.* I«»» l‘»»«cnK»r»«m allthrough train.
FREE OF CHARGE.
NEWLY FURNISHED.
The O. A C. IL IL Ferry make« connection with
all the regular train® on th*» Ea®t 8ido Division
from foot of F street.
A gorei *uaii»lr HM-m for commercial travelers
ha* been fitted up in connection with the hotel.
ASK FOR—
THE BOSS BOOTS
And nil of
AKIN, SELLINC & CO.’S
UNRIVALED GOODS!
FARM FOR SALE
Went Side Division.
BKTWKEM FIIKri.AMl.l « OKV.tLI.K
MAIL TKIISS KA1LY (CXl'XFT «VX DAT.)
7::*> \ M I x * hvm
12.25 F. » \rnve
Portland
Corvallis
Arrive 6:15 P. M.
ideavi* 1:30 P. M.
UPU9MTRAIX DAILY (F.Xl’F.PT »VXDAY.)
4:5»' r w. Jxvivo
M^Mip m . \rnv •
Port bind
Arrive '.H« a . N.
McMinnville Leave 5:45 a . M.
At Altany anti Corvallis connect with trains of
Oregon Paciti»*.
I«»r information regarding rates. maiMi, etc., see
Company’* ng.-nt at Medford
E. I*. ROGERS.
R-KOEHLER
G. F. A P ms . Ag’t
Manager.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
hi. farm, aitnatml near Byt.ee a ferry, ten mile«
from Jaekeonvill., containingISUacres. W> acre,
twin, undvr cultivation and the balance ta-ina
Urrt- buo timber and pasture land. A good
4I.L THOHE INDEBTED TO T. J. GOOD-
^^u.re. iiarn and outboildmmare connected woh - * wyn are reqnvete l to call ami settle the same
* ■ ■ pTf-. t and tenwa reasonable with meat one*, a* I have been appointed assignee
^^*wtL>articolara apply to the Tixrs and must make iinm»hate collection«.
J. 8. GRIGSBY.
JVH MORTON. Assign««.
BuAAAia Klamath county. Or., Juaa 1A, 18. M,
'-^Central Poiat P. 0.
Notice For Settlement.
FEBRUARY IO. ISSI
The TIMES ha.* clrcalatlou ol 3'4 00.
• lie large«« «Mjoy**ll>y any aewipaprr
publl.hed between Portland aud ltd
fllatr, t'al. -a distance of 600 utiles. It
therefore offer, the beet Inducements
to advertisers. Onr list Is principally
eonffued to J.rkiou, Jnaephlue aud
Klamath
comities.
nnsluess men
shonl.l latte note of tills.
MONTHLIES.
BOURBON, RYE
Ehe ÿtniotratir®iœ»i.
u
Till the blazing skie», abloom,
Make the earth »rein sweet;
3oriugtime^un»hint> scattering gloom
’NitUh its flying feet
Love can never long dolay,
But still ouwar ! Hiss ;
As to one. doth davru the day.
While another dies.
Thus, to each of us that live.
Lm«g. love to greet;
We must take what love wijl girw-
Bilter wine—and sweet.
ALL 80BTS.
In stan- -Bh.go there are 7^ real-estate
agents.
Mrs. Oscar Wilde does not like to listen
to her husband’s recitations. Sensible.
Bismarck runs a pajier-uiill and a dis­
tillery. He also runs the German empire.
Four hundred and forty-five pupils
arc attending the puplic schools at Éu-
gene.
Coal has retailed at
|>er loo ill J.OB
Angeles, California, the past fall and
early winter.
The heavy travel to this coast d.*s not
seem to abate in the least, notwithstand­
ing the cold weather, for it is much cohl
ereisewtiaic-
Mrs. Dr. L. F. Jon« ,<j( Jvugene City
was stricbea dead with paratysiz ¡4 the
heart last week.
Congressman Hermann was p”‘ on
the House committees on public lands
and manufactures.
The senate lias passed a bill givin-«
the widow of the late Gen. John A. 1^!
gan a fiMUO |iensiun.
The Trinity Join not says saloons in
that place sold liquor bv the chunk dur­
ing the late cold spell.
Texas claims that next year she will
divert the tide of Californian immigra­
tion to her own lands.
Hail-stone from tbe size of a haiel to
a walnut fell at Crescent city lately.
Window lights suffered.
Small-pox cases continue to be found
in San Francisco. It was necessary to
build another pest-house.
Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Wilkes, aged
respectively 97 aniF'Jl years, of Green­
ville, Washington county, were married
in 181-5.
The bridge acioss the Umatilla rivet
at Pendleton was washed out one day
last week. It cost the people of that
pla -e |.8000.
During 1887 12,820 emigrants reported
at the lioard of trade rooms in Portland,
bringing an estimated capital of 46,410,-
400. 1888 will show a larger increase.
John Rhinehart has presented the
museum of the Oregon State University
with a collection of about 300 stuffed
birds and animals. This is a fine present.
J. 11. Gagniear, of Lane county, aged
86 years, has been a resident of Douglas
an<t Lane counties for 67 vears. He cer­
tainly would be entitled to the name of
pioneer.
A mule over 60 years old is ow ned by
Aunt Nancy Honaker, of Laynesville,
Ky. It caine from Virginia over sixty
years ago, and still earns its living under
the sa<hlle.
Thomas Nast is not the only man of
refined taste and plenty of money who
is now looking through the Northwest
for a pleasant home in which to pass his
declining days.
Albert Floyd and wife buried their
eighth child at The Dalles last week.
Eiglit little voices forever hushed and
nothing left to recall ttie memory of the
gone but eight little mounds covered
with snow.
Frank Faller, the murderer of Arch­
bishop Seghers in Alaska about a year
ago, has been convicted of manslaughter
and sent to prison for ten years, lie
claims that the killing was accidental.
A mockery of justice.
Notwithstanding the fact that the Re­
volutionary war ended 166 years ago
there are now 3« widows drawing pen­
sions on account uf their husbands la-ing
in it, the youngest of whom is 09 years
of age. A curious fact.
On the tenth day of the trial of Wool­
folk, at Macon, Ga. ,for the murder of 9 of
his family, the jury was charged at noon
and in twenty minutes brought in a ver­
dict of guilty. Tlie prisoner was sen­
tenced to hang February 10th.
The Oregon A California road, which
had a debt of 110,000,000 when bought
lately by Stanlord, Huntington and
Crocker, will shortly be taken out of the
hands of the receiver. The bond-hold­
ers will receive a new issue of long-time
bonds at a reduced rate of interest.
A petrified salmon has been found in
California on a hillside 4,.">00 feet high.
The fleshy part resembles crystalized va­
riegated quartz,retaining in part the. yel­
lowish color ot the salmon, and what
was the skin of the fish is now a sort of
jxjrcelain, or white flint. It assays 417.48
in gold and |38.76 in silver.
The fire at Wakefield, Mich., which
destroyed foity buildings, started in the
theater. Somebody threw a frozen cab­
bage at a monkey which appeared in the
play. Ttie animal in retaliation threw
a lighted lump toward the audience. The
lamp struck the stage and set it on fire.
There was a wild rush to get out.
San Francisco has more representa­
tives in the United States senate than
any two other cities in the country. The
California senators, Stanford and Heaist,
have residences in San Francisco, as
have also the Nevada senators, Stewart
and Jones. Stewart practises law at the
San Francisco bar and Jones is a mem­
ber of tiie San Francisco stock exchange.
In tbe national house of representa­
tives recently Dutharn of Illinois in­
troduced a bill appropriating $150,000 to
build an air-ship to convey passengers
through the air. The bill was referred to
the committee on ventilation. It was
probably feared that any othef com­
mittee would smother the bill, the ship
or the passengers. It is anything these
days to reduce the surplus.
An exchange publishes a condensed
almanac for this year, as follows: In
the year 1888 there will l«36tf days ami ■
53 Sundays. The Fourth of July will fall
on Wednesday and Christmas on Tues­
day. In the year 1888 there will be
three eclipses of the sun and two of the
moon. A total eclipse of the moon July
22-23 will be viable here, the middle of
the eclipse occurring at 6:36 p. m.
An action has been commenced in the
San Francisco superior court by one
Lynch against the Orejouian publishing
company and II. L. 1’ittock to recover
120,900 damages. The alleged libel con­
sisted of the statement published in the
^>reyo»iian several months since to the
effect that Lynch had been in the Ore­
gon penitentiary. Lynch is an employe
in the San Francisco custom house, and
alleges that the statement made by the
Oregonian is false.
1
L
.4» Abanl nt* Cure
Tire Original Abietine Ointment itonlv
put up in targe two-ounce tin "boxes, and is
an absolute cure for old sores, burns
wounds, chapped bands, and all akin
eruption». Will positively cure all kinds
of piles. Ask for the Original Abietine
Ointment. Sold by all druggis's at 25 cts.
per box—by mail 30 cents.
GENERAL NOTES AND NEWS-
!
Piled are frequently preceded by a dense
Eastern men are talking of boring of weight in the back, loins and lower part I
fibduiuen, causing the patient to sup­
wells near Salem for oil and natural gas. of
pose he has some affection of the kidneys
I
The highest wages paid laboring men or neighboring organs. At times symp
of iudigestion are present, flatulency i
in the world is at New South Wales, Aus­ toms
uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A mois
tralia. It is a free trade country.
ture, like perspiration, producing a vet. 1
itching,’after getting «fartt.
We are pleased to learn that the disagreeable
is a common attendant. Blind. Bheling
health oi Secretary of State McBride is and Itching Piles yield at once to the appli­
improving since his trip to San Fran­ cation of I)r. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy,
which act directly on theCiPMrts affected,
cisco.
the Tumors, allaying the»»tense
The second case of small pox was repor* absorbing
itching and effecting permanent
cure
ted last week from Portland. The victim Price50 cents. Address. The Dr. Bosanko
is a San Francisco drummer named Medicine Co., Piqua, Qhjo. tk)ld at the
City Drug Store.
Bryce.
Hermann is forty bills ahead of Dolph
in the raco for U. S. Senator, but Dolph’s
“grand presence” gives him the percen­
tage.— Fidctfe.
It is a good time to advise the strikers
and overworked and underpaid laborers
of the East to come West and grow up
with the country.
There will be six eclipses in 188S.
Three of the sun, two of the moon and
one of tlie Republican party. The last
will be a total eclipse.
Sporting men have discovered in Jack
Fogarty a man whom they will back
against Jack Dempsev, witli or without
gloves, tbe latter preferred.
Trains are running now l>etween Port­
land and Ashland on regular time. For
two or three days tlie Eugene Express
ran through to Roseburg.
Mat Keith, one of tlie best-known ca­
terers on the Northwest coast and an old
timer, was sent tu t)ie insane asylum
from Portland last weelj.
Mayor l’ond has been found guilty of a
misdemeanor in maintaining a smallpox
teuton the San Francisco plaza. Sen­
tence has not j-ef been passed.
The growth of Oregon dunng the next
few years promises to be equal to the de­
velopment of Kansas and Nebraska im­
mediately after railroad i vnneetion from
the East.
Tlie su(.L..»s of tlie great telescope on
Mount Hainjh'Mi »ill no tl;e means of
making the name of James I.i» k as im.
mortal (MDOlig Americans US that of New­
ton among Englishman.
Sixteen youths of lhomore, Ireland,
have been’ sentenced to imprisonment
for one week, with hard labor, for light­
ing Q bonfire to celebrate the release of
O’Brien. SLi-Ufe o»' such a thing!
»■> Hi? multitude Of othu eug^geipcnts
,
*-««ot thr.excursion from Ori<r I
let us not..
,
every ;
gon. W e want c..
-1
county in that state to come .
>
take a bite and sup with ns.—A. E. Alta. |
Both the senate and the house have
passed the bill appropriating the sum of
|o8o,000 to establish agriculture experi­
ment stations as attachments to various
agricultural colleges throughout tlie
country.
Gilliam, Wallowa and Malheur coun­
ties will each vote for a county-seat next
June. In Gilliam county the candidates i
are Arlington, Fossil and London; in
Wallowa, Joseph and Enterprise; and
in Malheur, Vale and Ontario.
It is understood that the conductors
and trainmen of tlie Oregon and Califor­
nia have been specially instructed to
take great precautions looking toward
the prevention of tlie importation from
California of any case of smallpox.
Senator Dolph reported trom the com­
mittee on public lands a bill to confirm
the title of widows, orphans and single
women who took claims under the Ore I
gon donation law of 1850. Sparks made
a ruling declaring such titles invalid.
lion. J. C. Leasure, of Pendleton, Bin­
ger Hermann, of Roseburg, C. W. Fulton,
ot Astoria. G. O. Ilohmur and M. I..
Olmstead, of Baker City, are candidates
for Congressional honors at the hands of
the next Republican State convention.
The supreme court decided the local­
option law in Washington territory un-
constitntionel. The derision will release
some twenty-eight |>ersons now held in
King. Kitsap and Skagit counties for
violation of this law, and will possibly
affect many other places in the territory.
So urgent has the demand for fuel be­
come west, especially along tbe North­
ern Pacific, that orders have been issued
by this road to its Duluth agents to ship
nothing but coal. All its motive power
and equipment is to be used for coal
shipments, and other freight must wait
till the famine is checked.
Judge Bean has tile.l an opinion in tlie
Circuit Court of Benton county, holding
that the M. E. Church South, had no in­
terest in the State Agricuthiral College,
and therefore could not sue for the same.
The |>eop!e of Corvallis at (.resent have
the best of the tight for the possession
of the College, but it is expected that
they will have to contend with further
suits, as the decision of Judge Bean
does not finally S“ttle the matter.
Lake comity Examiner: It is a pecu­
liar condition of affairs that, as slow as
the mails are, and as isolated as our po­
sition, we cannot receive our mails bv
the most direct route. As it stan Is at
present a large amount of the mail direct­
ed to Lakeview is sent over 400 miles out
of its way. That is, too much of onr Ore­
gon and eastern mail comes via Redding
and Bieber, Cal., when it should come
via Ager.
It is thought that the formal transfer of i
the Oregon & California road to the
Sotl’liern Pacific will take place between
the 10th and 20th of February. The fil­
ing of tne mortgage to the L’nion Trust
Company of New York enables the com­
pany to issue new bonds, as provided for
in the agreement for the sale, and the
other legal step necessary is to take the
ro id out of the hands of the U. S. court.
This will probaldy he done by the bond­
holders withdrawing tire foreclosure suit.
Independence, Or., Jan. 29.—The
towm was shocked this morning by Wm.
Landreth killing his step-daughter, a
lady 18 years of age, and cutting one fin­
ger from his wife’s hand. After the
homicide Landreth tried to escape, but
was captured by citizens and is trow in
the town jail. He stabbed the girl nine
times, the last time in the temple. It is
said that he was criminally intimate
with her. When the warrant of arrest
was read to Landreth he tried to kill
himself by butting his head against a
thick wall.
Buck ex’s .-trxicr« fiare.
The best salve in the world for Oit^
BruiMCM. Sores. I’kers, Halt Rheum. Eev«r
Sores, 'fetter, (’happed Hands, Chilblain«^
Corns, and al! Skin Eruption»», and nosi«
tive cures for Piles, or no pay required. 11
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfact on of
money refunded
Price 25 cents ¡»er b<»i
For sale by all druggists.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
100 Doses .One Dollar..
CAPITAL PRIZE, S300.000.
nothing that I do not know to be f oo-L 1 severe bronvhiiil Iruubh . pronounced I»} .n
was fared from the grave, I am ture, I■ • bkih*ul | *.iy>Jt*iaii to
\ iy <l:»n .< roti?»,
the use of Ayer's Cle rry 1’ectoral, .iml and liable to t**n;i‘.iMite hi Pneumonia.
have recotntncmled it to others with the After usin*; one botilv of Ayer’* < lu rry
happiest results.” I..'J. Addison, M. I»., Pectoral, I found j’<;;t n ¡:< f, and rn occa­
Chicago, III., vvriics:
”1 have never sional use of it hincc that time li:*s I think,
found, in thirty-five years of continuous oxtendej my life it n years at l< a t.’’ Mrs.
study and practice in medicine, nny pr<. a- V. M. ThcbauJ, Montreal,Canada, writ< a:
What Is this Disease that is Coming
Upon Us ?
“Last spring my dan.liter was «Racked
by membraneous croup, <»r diphtheria.
The doctor prescribed Ayer’s ( berry Pec­
up colds and cures severe coughs, but i
Be ing still very weak :.ud sick, >bc began
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Roseburg. Or., I
January 27,1888. (
N otice is hereby given that the
Louisiana State Lottery Company
John J. rhlnini;.Brooklyn. X.S.,writes:
I •’Twelve
years,.ano, 1 w..> :d;li<-i<d with a
ration of so great value as Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral, for treatment of disease, of the
throat and lunes; and I constantly recom­
mend it to my patients. It notonly breaks
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
fotlowing-named settler line filed node® of
his intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that aaid proof will be mad® ba-
fore the Judge or Clerk of tbe County Court of
Jackson Co., Oregon, at Jacksonville, Oregon^
omTuesdsr, March 13,1888. vix : John N'. Thomae,
homestead entry No. 416V. for the E U
N w H»
and W H of N E U. Se«}. 33. Tp. 35 8. R I E, W M.
He name® the following witueestw to prove hie
continuous residence Bpon, and cultivation uf,
said land, vix : Robinson Wright of Brownsboro.
Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868, for Ed­ i Jackson county. Or., and John M Nichols, ( has.
'
ucational and (’hantable puria*e*, and its fran­ W. Taylor and A. J. Daley of Eagle Point, Jack-
chise made a part of th* present State Constitu­ sou county, Or .
< HA8. W. JOHNSTON, Register
tion. in If 79. by an overwhelming popular vote.
Ila Grsuil Miitflr Xuuiber llrsMisK»
will take place monthly, and the (»rand Quar­
terly Drawings regularly every three months
(March, June, September and December).
L akd O ffickat Boftnuao, O b ., i
•• 4Fc do hereby certify that wtnupervuic
Dec. 28. 1W7.
the arrangements fur all the Monthly ana
Is Unequaled.
a Cough or Cold, or the children are
threatened wi th Croup or Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. It is a positivo cure,'
and we guarantee it. Tri<;e 10 aud 50c
For Sale at City Drh'ft Store!
Notice for Publication.
ib hereby given that the
Quarterly Drawings of lhe loouisiana N otice
following-naired eettler han fijed notice of
iState Lottery Company^ and in person I hi* intention to make final proof in support of
manage and control the Drawings them­ I hh claim, and that aaid proof will I m - made Im-
t ho Judge or Clerk of the ( uunty Coort of
selves, and that the same are conducted wdh fore
Co.. Or., at Jacksonville, Or , on Mon­
honesty, fairness, and in goad faith toward Jackeon
day. Feb. 27, 1688, viz : Bei jainin F. C. Edmond*
all parties, and we aathorat the Company Kon,Loin»*®t®ud entry No. 5XJ3U, for the E of th®
section
to use this certificate, with facsimiles of out 8 E section V, ard 8 Wk of 8 W
¡0, and N W *< of N W Ni, section 1.5, Tp 54. 8 of
signatures attached, in its advertisements. i R,
3 eaat, W M. H® name® the following wit-
toral, w hich cuii’d L«*r of the «liphtheria.
effective in relieving the most scri-.m ' taking Ayer’s Sarsap;;nlla, which rcslon-d
nuNKwto prove hts coutniuous residence u|x»r.
Like <i thief ■>? .¡glit it steals
and cultivation of. aaid lane, riz ■ Henry Htyrhe®.
bronchial and pulmonary affection«.”
her to v Igorous health.’*
W. L. Edmondaon. Jotu-ph Gt*i>i>ert and Thad.
in upon ijs unawares. The pa
1 Brockway, ull of Big Butte, J lcmmhi county. Or.
CHAS W. J011N8TON, Register
tienit- ¡Hu;, piiii' al>out tin
chest ami i<l<% lyid.aoinetimo
¿¡r
Notice for Publication.
in the bark.
J'hey feel dull
Land Office at Ko®®barg.Or.. )
and sleep} ; the mouth has a
January 1«. 188*. )
ntcrAitF.D by
< oium(»«loner»
N
otice
is
hereby
given that the
bsd taste, especially in the
following-named settler has filed notice of
Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co., (Analytical Chemists), Lowell, Mass.
We th® undersigned Rank» and Bankets will
pay all Prize* drawn in the Ltmieiana State 1 ut- . I is intention to make final proof in *unjM»rt of
morning. .* -t.iiid-ticky slime
For »ale !>;. :fl I>ruggi»t».
l Lis claim, aud that said proof will ta maa® before
which m ay be presented at our counters
the Judge or Clerk of the County Court of Jack-
J. II. OliJ.tAHY,
cdllecfs
nt I he teeth. Tile
Pre*. l»uisiatia National Bank *on c<»unt>, Oregon, at Jacksonville, Or., un
Saturday,
March 3. lb>*. viz ; Daoiel J. 8.1‘earc®,
P.
LANAI
X.
pjietite l> p^wr.
l lwi’« is
of N k
Pre* Htate National Bank. homestead e» try No. 4440. fur the 8 W
l
A.andW
G <»f S E *a, section 6, and N W 1* of
A.
BAI.DW1V.
ding like a heavy l<»adon t'
Pres. N. O. National Bank N E U. section 7, townships south, of range 2
weat.W.M. He names the following witnesses
< AKL HOIIN,
naclij -<;n.- tin-:’;- a faint, ;
Pres. Union National Ba*k. to prove bis continuous rosidenoe upon and cul-
iration
of *aid land. vis*. Kelly Fields, Jacob
• • sehsadoi* al the pit of 1
JoM*]>h B. Saltmarsh. T|**)inae H. (rilson,
of Jacksonville, Jackson county Oregon.
mach wiiidi iuud <|Qes
GRAND
DRAWING all Park*.
(HAS. W. JOHNSTON. Register.
in the Academy of Music, New Orleans.
sty. Tht ’ v< s are sun!
Tuesday,
March
13,
1888.
bands am' b et 1 ■•.•come<
Guardian’s Sale of Real
CAPITAL
$300,000.
i clammy. After a whil-
Estate.
100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
igh set* m. al til's! dry, 1
of kh.i State of Oregon, for
each. Halves a* S10. Quarters at 35. Ill the County Court
Jackson County.
Tenths at 32. Twentieth ', at 81.
ter a t.- w iti/siih; ;f isattem
In t’.e matter of the estate uf the minor heirs of
I Slaty Mark, deceased-
LIST OF PK1ZF8
ed with a grcri;i. li-f,ph»red ex­
Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE. DULY
PRIZE OF 830U,'t»u ia...
.. ¿¿'MOO
lulled out of ti.e above-«>nlitlcd Court, the
I RISK OF l«» 'fc)6 1*
luu.ouo B under*igred. guardian uf said minor heirs, will,
pectoration. i fia patient feels
PRIZE OF 53.00*) is .
MttO on
PRIZE OF
25,000 in
25.(0
tired all the while, and sleep
Saturday, February 11, 1S88,
2 PR1ZE8 OF | u ,0 i K j are..........................
dot's not seem to afford any
5 PRIZE« OF 5.U*)ar*
sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand, at
y. PRIZES OF l.'»A>are
the Court-House door ia Jacksonville, in said
rest. After a time he becomes
101) PRIZES OF
Suu are
county and State, at 2 o’clock P. M. of said day
» ni PRIZ^OF
^i>ar®
an undivided two-ninths in and to the following
nervous, Urn.iiJa apd gloomy,
5(W PRIZES OF >K<are
described property belonging to said minors, to.
wit:
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
and liu«'f;io?bodmgs. There
I Tlte south half of 8 W *4 of 8®r. 36, containing
Fiisi-Class Through Passenger and Freight Line from PORTLAND !(«• Prizes of $5<J0 approximating to
HO acres, and the 8 E
of Sec. 35. containing MU
S*4i !),♦<*) Prize are....................
* * *64411;
o
i of vv’hir|- and nil points in the WILLAMETTE VALLEY to and from SAN j
acre®, all in Tp. 4e 8. of R 2 E.
1ÜU Prizes of |30) approximating to
J. M. MARK,
,S * e
*
*-
wl),,!) PliANCISCO, Cal. \V illan4ette River Line of Steamers.
FliIMpUPn^e «re ..
Guardian.
approximating to
1(A) Prizes of
¡ng sensation ...
j Dated Jan. 6,1488
fml.UCO Prize are....................
"Z'M. Wi. M©A<5.” THE “N. S. BENTLEY,” THE “THREE SISTERS,” i
TERM! 5 AL PHI ZEN.
rising up sudd. nly. The
“'•’’‘I at t* a . M. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from i I (JOO Prizes of IIGU deculed by $3Gu,(|fci
els become costive; the skin is
Prizes ar*.............................................
Guardian’s Salo of Ret 1-
lUOO I’rire® of $100 decided by (ilM.UUU
Kfltate.
dry and hot >:t times; the blood inteimediate points, making close connC: tl°U lit Albany and Corvillis ,
Prise are.................................................... 100.0W
.
In
the
County
Cuurt
of th® State of Oregon fqr
become- thick and stagnant; with trains »f the Oregon Pacific Railroad.
3,136 Priz»# amounting to........................... $1.055,OUO
th® county of Jackson.
In
the
mstt®r
of
the
fc>ti»te
of Mabel Priest, Ada
For
club
rates,
or
«ny
further
information
ap
­
the whites of the eyes become
ply to th® undersigned. Your handwriting moat
Prie«t,Elfiie Prisat. Flora Priest. Fdith Priest
be
distinct
and
signature
plain.
More
rapid
re
­
,
and
William
Arthur
Priest,
minor heir« of
Time Schedule, Egcept
tinged with yellow; the urine
Wm. Pri*®t, deceabrd.
turn mail delivery will I m * areured by your en­
|N
PURSUANCE
OF
AN
ORDER
OF THE
closing
an
Envelope
bearing
your
full
addr®M>
#J0
a
.
-.
Lear.
AU-y
..
•
J
is scanty nml hisjh colored, de­ L^ive Vu.inin,............
Bend VONVAI. .WOT4A, Express Money | County Court, made th® 6th day of Ik-cemtar
1 » .W A. M.
i..r,nlj.a........
reK».
th®
undcreigr.ed.
guardian
of
tip
minor
order*
orNew
York
Ez^hanne
in
u^dinury
if
tter.
1:15 A. M.
positing a sediment after stand­ Arrive Alban; ........
Currently by Express at our expend add rresod to . hejnt i.'f W«i. ErieM. <jw.etuHM« wi’l offer for sale
'
to
the
highest
bidder.
<>a
M-
A.
DAUPHIN.
New
Orleans.
La
ing.
There is frequently a
0. &
Conned
and
orM. A.DAUPHIN. Washington, D.C.
Saturday, thf J8th duy of February, 1888,
spitting ui> of the food, some­
at 1 ®’clock 1*. $ , at the court-houa® d.tor in
The above trains eonnect at YAQLINA with M UjrogQiJ Develop-.
Jacksonville. Oregon, the following dumb'd
times witii a sour taste and
Registered. Letters
ment Company’s Steamship Line between Yaquina and San Fianusvq.,
real prupurf) :
sometimes with a sweetish
One iiouse and lot in Ja< ksonvilb*. Oregon, bf^
ing L.t Nr 1 and part of Mt No. 2 in bloak
^niling
’
TYate**:
taste; this is frequently at­
1 REMEMBER^tof^Sd^- ♦ 1. ae laid down to Pool A Kitpper« addition to
»UOM Y4QÜIMA
H»'»M S IN FRANCIHCo.
j
_____
,>hv town of JackMinville, Jacston county. Orc-
MTEAMERA
... Jan. 4tli
tended with palpitation of the EHMrrn Oregon
*
...
.D®c.30th¡Wednesday ...
icnn.
.
11th ly wh.. «re in cluirf. of the drawing», i. « grthr-
v.
Jnr. 6th Wednesday
leruje of *ale—Ca*h in hand.
Willamette Valley
... “ 15<h ent—ofalwilnt. fairnres and integrity, that the
heart; the vision becomes im­ Eastern Oregon.
lay.................................. - Khb.ffifUday
. .
IDA PRim.
**
22nd
chancre are all equal, and that no one can posai. j Guardian of the minor heir* of Wm. Priest.
ay................................*’ lfith Sunday
W’.lla iirttf Valle)
paired, with sjiots before the EAefern Oregon
... ." 4^11* bly di-ine what number» w.ll draw a Prue.
il<> ..
“ 21®t Satureay ..
dt-C-'fih
;
Feb.
S<1
day............. ................. ** 24th'Friday...............
DEN| Eta BE P that the payment of *11 Prixre
'tte Valley.
¡»«ruioTli irin Kits sitnoy sohsof | I t^te December th. 1857.
•yes; there is a feeling of great I Willani
Tl.i. Coinpanj r«wer»wi tn» rltcht to ch»n<e «.ilins d«tn. without notice
New Orlean». and the ticket, are «tgned'by .he i
r«»nu»nu <u«i
w ••»mit»«m»v Vxlley
...... > » point«
—.....• ~
— m ile,
- clow
-* • connect •”n with the President of «n Institution, who-e chartered
l*iMW>' Tigers
Kcre irom
from Portland
«nil «»n
al. WilUmato
cm
prostration ami weakness. All
•f the
»rviim
if
train« of
lhe YAQUINA
YAQVINA ROUTE
llGLTE at
st Albanv
Alban, or < -imllu,<uw|
r* <| wtmed to Ban Francisco, shoQla right« are recognitad in thehigheet Court», there­
Summon».
of these symptoms are in turn arrange to arrive at Yaquina th** evening before date of Railing,
fore. beware of any imitations or anonymous
»cheipre.
In the ( ircuit Court of the State of Oregoa, fur
present.
It is thought that
Freight Rates
the
the County of Jackson.
¡••■arly one-third of our popu­ i For information apply to
i Ciiaa Nickelh Plain»¡fl, vs. C. Lempert, De.
fendant
C. C. HOCUE,
€. H. HASWELL,
lation has this disease in some
l/ iupprt. th® abo»»*-nameil
alxj,.
To C. l/supert.
defendant i
TN
THE
NAME
OF
THE STATE OF ORE4H1N:
Gen'l F. A P. Ag't. O P. R. B. Co.
Gen l F. X P. Ag’t. Gtwgon Development (’<>.,
Now
to
of its varied forms.
1 You are hen b> required to appear and answer
< ormili«. Oregon.
.t .4 Montgomery 8«.. ¿U) ymucisco, ( al.
the complaint of the above plaintiff in (he above
It has been fount! that phv-
entitled Court, now on file with the Clerk of
( said Court, within ten days from the date of th«
• icians have mistaken the cause
T 1
T 1
I aerv ce uf thi*» »ummon* upon you, if servedin
PV
i Jackson county. Oregon; out if served in any
jf this disease.
Some have
I other oounly m the Stat® of Oregon, then within
— ST-----
I
I twenty days from the date of the eervi®e of this
J h 1 1
treated it for n liver complaint,
j
» *M«.ta.cr.v »»»on you; or if served on you out of
•)
T
1 th® State ofOreiron. Q. by publication, then by
!
I
ithers for kidney disease, etc.
the first day of the terra or Court following such
' service, viz : th® 2d day of April, l«Mh. And you
tc., but none of these kinds >
(J:
1, VI.
Manufacturers <>f the
• are hereby notifisd that if you fail to answer
, said complaint, as hereby required, th® plaintiff
treatment have been attend*
will apply to the Court fora judgment agaiurt
HEALERS IN
you for the sum of ÍW 59. with interrat. together
rith success: for it is real!}
w’th the costs and di.bureemente of thi. action.
PnUoe.f^’Jo
Iitrtoctunc Tram tor mx
constipation a‘: ! dyspepsia. It
coimeeutive week., by
,.i.n of H<’t I.. It
liebster. Judge of the Circuit Court;«ausile...
is also found tiiat Shaker Ex-
buh. 1SB7
-a
lact of Roots, <>r Mother Sei­
Given under my hand thia Uh day of D-ccffi.
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pel's Curative Syrup, when
P. P P111M. Att y for Pl'ff
projierly prepared will remove
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GROCERIES, DRUGS,
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this disea- ■ in all its stages.
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Care must l>.* taken, however,
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Cigars, Etc Application for a Patent.
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to secure tL •genuine article.
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Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
THE YAQUINA ROUTE
QUARTERLY
PRIZE,
Sundays.
C. Trains
at Albany
Corvallis.
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Address
Always
Passenger and
Lowest,
is Your lime
Gel
BARGAINS!!
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CELEBRATED UNIVERSAL COMBINATION FENCE I
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Hardware, Timte, Crockery.
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Tobacco,
IT WILL '
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co .TON.
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Mr. .Toli'i
Ilemptinstall,
of Chulaiirni.e, (’¡«‘burn Co.,
Ala., writes: “My wife has
beou so miwh benefited by
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THE STAFF OF LIFE!
(View of E’en ce in position.)
ill other iu •li<’in*“ pul •••. • ther.
I would t ide tw< ntv md- s to
get. it into tbe hands of ar suf­
ferer if he e?n; get it in lie >ther
way. 1 believe it will s<x»;: ell in
this State heilei than cotton.
TESTIMONY FUOM TEXAS.
Mrs. S.E..Barton, of Varner,
Ripley Co., Mo., write that
she had l>een ¡ong afila
i with
dysjiepsia and diseits ■ 4 1 <>f the
urinnrv organs and w
t nred
by Shaker Extra-'i ./
Rev. J. J. Mel rilin', tl
of the same place, >
Mrs. Barton th«- niedi«
• ha* -old it for fot
¡d nev. > knew it to I
Sill WA- ALMOST I
Settle UpJNotice.
A LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO IIL ESTATE
of 8. P. Hanna, decetsel, are requested to
settle th'* Mimo forthwith, if the» wiah to save
costs, as the huainess of the estate must be wound
up wi thout farther delay.
H. K. HANNA.
Administrator ef tbs estate of 8. P Har.na
deceased.
December SC, I«87. I
VGTI« E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI HENRY
Khppel. whose posfotfioe address is Jackson,
viile, Jackson i'u.<)rt*gou,has this day tiled an ap­
plication f<»ra |»atent, on behalf of inius4*lf and
co-claimants, for the Squaw Lake Placer Mining
t'laim,situated in Big Applegate Mining District,
( ounly of Jackson, aud Slate of Oregon, and des­
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
ignated by the field note* and official plat on tile
hi thi? office as lot No 37 (in Secs 19 A 30)Tp 40 8.R .,
allowed for same. Call and w for yoreelv»..
West. Said placer mining claim being described
JACOBI BROS
as begtpnuig at the
sec. corner bet. section* 18
and IV, in the T and range aforetaid, and running
thence 8 6U.U0 che. thence W 5dli, thence 8 30.TW
chs. thence W 5.00 rhe. thence 8 1<UX>, thence W
1U <■> chs, thence 8 20.00 cha, thence W 10 (Mi che,
thence 8 1U (MJ chs.thfiic«* W 6.00 chs.intereoct the
right hand hank of Applegate river; thence with
the IiiMtjn^’T of th*- right bank down stream.
N 6 deg E V.(Mi <•♦**». N 2P jeg F ISdOeltF N IM deg
THE ROGUE RIVER
E I0.VU elm, N 12 de« E 9.5«> cl,a. N Jhjieg E. U.'T)
chs. N 13 deg W fi.&uchs, N 3V% degW II So cite,
N 28 <l<«g E 8 30 chs. N 1 deg W 18.50 cbs. N 36 deg
E 1TLU) chs, N 47 deg E 13.50 chs thence E 2.50
chs to the place of Iteginning (Magnetic Varia­
waving
y Uni!
modem improvemeirts. aie
turning tion IB deg east) containing 153.64 acres. The 1<>
cation of this mine is recorded initite ('«»cn’y
out a nrrt-clivo. article of floor, which i« put up in l Jerk s uf£c* of Jackson county.Oregon, m B oob
barrel »acks. luid every sack is warranted to 16. pages HO and bjO |5oo> 2. page* 162-3. Mining
c.witain ty [H.und. of flour If yon don't talieve
Records, and Vol. 3 . pag* a*' BocprJ of Minnw
.this, just compare «sack of our flour with any ( onveyanecs.
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other braj.d offered for sale in this market, and
Any and a'I persons claiming adversely any no;-
note the dlflorance in weight.
tion of »-aid Placer Mining Claim are required to
tile their adverse claims with the Register of the
Unit»Ml States Land Office at Kosoburg. Oregon,
during ti.e si^ty days period of publication here­
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of. or they will be tarred by yirtne of the provis­
Constantly on hand and exchanged for wheat
ions of the statute.
CHAS. W. JOHNSTON. Rsgpgrf.
Ws have jus* received a full stock in the above
tines of good*, which we can sell ch»*aper than
lheyare sold anywhere in southern Oregon, as we
have but very few expenses. All kinds of pro-
dure taken in exchange and
»Il
as one of the best blood purifier, In the!
world.’’ W. F. W ood , Bloomington, 111.
Sold by all druggists, gt; six tor g5. Made
only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass-
lung', Wi:h :l> -hite mfetv for rlul.lri n or adui;>. ’¡lie < .| h ri. ino of
l,.n
proven it to !>■•' f lliextlniable value as a houtcbokl luedi. hie. uud for profi>~i<>ii:.l u-e.
Thousands of i a.sieiau» and fanitiii-i ti-sGfy to its pn-.it worth. Ja.. 1'.. Moling. Mil­
liard, Ohio, writes:
I ba.e tis-sl Au-r’s Chr-rrv IV.-iond In my family for twelve
years, and have found that, as a retm dy for Coughs, Cold , or Sore Throat», it
J. I. Miller, editor of the “ I.uthernii
Home,” Luray, Va., write»: *• I n<ht rti■■■•
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ATTRACTION! i
OVER HALE A MILLION D1XTR1BÏTED
U NPRECEDENTED
ros»c«cs the ,rr. :i»ctt iioxsible pova r to 1. il nml control nflectioiu of th- throat anil
trifle with any Throat or
Rheumatism
1 have been afflicted with rheumatism. Before
ism I found no relief, but grew worse, I then
began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, and it did
me more good than all the other medicine I
ever had.” H. T. B alcom , Shirley. Mass.
“ I suffered from what the doctors called
muscular rheumatism. I took nood's Sar­
saparilla and am entirely cured.” J. V. A.
P roudfoot , letter carrier, Chicago, III.
We shall be glad to send, free of charge
to all who may desire, a book containing many
additional statements of cures by
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
AJ “ * • » Lung Disease. 1 1 you have
I was -o low with
s that there was no
•¡an to !>*• found wl
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o nnythiuif with me.
iutteriiig of the heart
It <« an e..lablbht<t fact tbit Hood’« Sir-
Oh
nparlll» has proven an Invaluable remed; I swimming of the head,
in many severe çases of rheumatism, «fleet* ;
day I read you« pamphlet called
ing remarkable cures by its powerful action’
uLife Auioti;i the Sr'ikcre,"
In correcting the acidity of Uio blood, which1 i I
describe,| my disease
ia the cause of the disease, and purifying 1 which
Ì
and enriching the vital fluid.
better
than
I could myself. I
It U certainly fair to actum« that what i
tried the Shaker Extract of
Hood'« Sarsaparilla has done for others it!
will do for you. Therefore, if you sutler i Roots and kept on with it until
the pains and aeheo of rheuotatlon. give
to-day I rejoice in good health.
this potent remedy a fair trial.
Mrs. M. E. Tinsley, Bevier,
A Positive Cure.
“ I was troubled very much with rheuma-l
Muhlenburg Co., Ky.
tism la my hips, ankles, and wrists. I
For sale by all Druggists, oi
could hardly walk, and was confined to my
address
the proprietor, A. J.
bed a good deal of the time. Being rec-,
onunended to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla, I
White, Limite«!, 54 Warren
took four bottles and am perfectly well.t
8t., New York.
I cheerfully recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla
For Twenty Year,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cure For Piles.
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STEAM FLOURING MILLS
For Farms, Ranches, Orchards,
Gardens and Lawns.
vx a a xx
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DURAHEE. NTHONG-
ÆTN1>
Flour and Mill-Feed
BARLEY ROLLERS.
Having added a set of Barley Rollers to inr mill
1 have set apart every Saturday to K«»11 Barley for
rustomen«. The work will l»e done on short
notice, so that parties can return with their grist
the same ¿ay. I am prepared to roll barley at all
times and in the beet manner. This process is
fnrnlioad of the crusher.
G. KAREW8KI
E. G. Ul’RT, Medford, Or.
Sheriff’s Sale,
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION DULY
1> issued out of th® circuit court of the 8tat®
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of Oregon, for Multnomah county, on the 24(1.
dav of December 18x7. and to me directed and
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delivennl. in favor of The Board of Commission­
er* for tlte »ale of School and University Lands
and for the investment of the funds arising (here­
from of the State of Oregon, Piaiatiffs, who re­
cover«! a judgment and decree of Torociosure of
a certain mortg ig® in the abov**-named court on
Made by
ths 1th day of January. 1886. and against the here­
T OFFER FOR HALE ON REAHONAIH.E lorir.s
inafter described resJ property Is-louging to B
lone of the bent Stock or Dairy Farms in South­
Hanwr's Bny.ir i« a hum® journal. It com­
F. Dowell and N A lMoweil, Defendants. I am
ern Oregon, situate* 1 on Doer Creek. Josephine bine* choice literature and fine art illustration*
commanded to levy on and sell wud profierty to
county, containing 330 acres of rich bottom land with the latent intelligence Regarding the fazh-
satisfy, tinrt
The sum of srvneteen huodred and
especially adapted to the growth of timothy hay ions. Each number ha* clever serial and Ahort
sixty-four dollar®, with inferret thereon from th®
and clovor. About one-half is cleared and in stories, practisa' and timely <**ay*. bright poem*,
4th day of January, lxafi, at the rate of 12 per
cultivation, and most of th® balance can be easily hninorou* oketchae, etc. Its pattorn-®hret and
cent < mt aanuui. <11® upon i. mortrag® green by
cleared. There is a stream of water running fash ion-plate RupplemcntH will alone help ladies
stud defendantt). 11, F. Dowel! and « A. ih>wel|,
through the place the rear round, affording plenty to save many tune® th® cost of the subscription,
to Hugh F. Barren. Guardian of th® »ninb.- heirt
of water foi stock and some for irrigating. Th® and papers on social etiquette, decorative art,
of
Minus Walker, deceased, prior to the date pf
place is all inclosed by a good rail fence. J’her® housekeeping in all its branqho*. cookery, etc.,
said Board oftommisaioner* mortgage; second,
is a house and barn and 300 young fniit tree« on make it useful in »very household, and a promo­
aving received my goods direct — 'D ip further sum of four thousand seven hun­
th® place. 11 also has th® best outside rang« in ter of economy
Its editor al* are marked by
fr<»m the East I am able to make the above dred and eighty dollars and thirty-tiv* cents, now
the county; also another excellent ¡»lace contain. go<»d sense, and not a line is admitted to its col­
reduction. 1 keep a full line of the latest due said Hoard of Commissioners, with interest
ing 13) acre*
umn* that couhi offend the most fastidious taste. stjl
w <»f
thereon from the 4th day of January . 1 kx 6. at the
For full particulars call upon or addr*«*s
rate of 10 per cent, per year, and th® further
O. J. VANNOY.
►um of mnety-foar dollar*» ar«l ninety conf* costs
Kerbyville. Oregon
CLOTHS, TRIMMINCS, ETC.
and the further sum of thi-fy«***ven dollars and
PER YEAR
eighty two cent*, cost* on former wnt, and also
*4 Ori which 1 am prepanai to manufacture into the costs of and ujs>n thi* writ *»f exeratioo. In
HARPER’S BAZAR
.... 4 (I) clothing of the moht popular mod«**
HARPER’S MAGAZINE
obedience to which said writ, I did. on th® 12th
rr ah work guarant**«<d to fit Give me a day of January, lMxa, levy on said hereinafter de­
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HARPER’S WEEKLY ..............
HE UNDEB81G.NED OFFEHS FOB BAL I HARPER’S YOUNG PEOPLE
... 2 (<) call and see for yourselves before you purchase scribed nai property, in the manner ¡ rovi<i«i by
elsewhere.
his firm in Doer creek valley. Josephine
law. and will offer for sal®, for cash in ha.»d, at
Postage Free to all subscribers in the United
Pants made for $0 00 and upwards
conntv, »even miles from Kerbyville it con- ; States, Canada and Mexico.
public auction, to the highest bidder, at th®
J. A LARSEN.
tains StlO acres of land, well watered, about Hi>.
(kmrt-Hoose door in Jacksonville, iu said county
Next door to M**n*»or Bros* and State, on
acres of which are under fence an<l in cultivation , The volume* of the Bazar begin with the first
three nr four acres being set in bearing fruit Num1»er rar January lor each year. When no
trow. an<l most of the balance u also susceptible i tim® is mentioned, Hubarription® will begin with
Saturday, February /A, J. D. J&S8,
to grain and fruit raiding. Thsre is a c,,mforta~ I Jhn Number current at time of receipt of order.
at 2 o’clock p. in. of said day. all the right, title
ble dwelling-house on the place; al no a gwal
B oihk J yolmnes of Harper’s Bazar for three
and interest of th® said defeniianl®, B. F. Dowell
barn, stable and other buildings. This ii« one of year» Imoic, in r.olt tflotfi binding, will be sent by
and N. A Dowell, and of Noah Alien and Mary
the be»t ranches in southern Oregon anil will Is* ’ mail. noMt-paid/or by ¿gprori. tree of expen«®
J. Brown, also mad® jatrties defendar.t in wild
sold cheap if application i» made wain. For (provided the freight doee not exceed cncgollar
suit, in and to all of Ute following de®crib«i
further particulars apply to Henry Klippei j per volume), for $7.00 per volume
JACKSONVILLE, OR.
r»Mtl property, situated in saideoauty of Jackson,
real-eetate agent Jacksonville, or to
Cloth Case« suitable for binding, witl bs sent
•
JAB. LUCA8. I by mail. po®t>paid,on receipt of |1 .OJ each
Having pern,an£«fctL hrtYited here, I offer my State of Oregon, to-wit:
Th® north half (N H) of block naiultend forty
Remittancoe should be made by l’oat-Office services to the people of bouthein Oragon.
(40) in the town of Jacksonville,couuty of Jack-
Money Older or Draft, to avoid chance of low.
sou. Btate of Oregon, being thA block of land ^n
Newspaper* ore not to copy this a<ir®rti«em • n ; House Paiuting,
Paper Hanging which Sewell Itust hv«d in Hav. I860, and on
without the expro-w order of H irper t Brother
which B. F. IXowell's brick dwell!
in
Address HARPER A BROTHERS. New York
Frescoing, KaJsomining, Etc.,
THE
UNDERSIGNED __ OFFERS
FOR SALE
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A
mu i t< wn of Jacksonville now stands , also 'id
No.
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No. 1 1 grain ‘ farm, containing
2«M Acree of - tillable
Dombet four (4) of section number two (2/ aud
Done in a superior manner and at prices to sait the north-cest Quarter of the north east quarter
land, Tying near the stage road, six miles east of 1
■ the times. 1 rider to the jobs of painting I have t,N E
Jacksonville. Place is wed improved; g»s»d
of tli® Ji E k)of section numtatr e'eyen
previously done for recommendation. Batisfac- (11), and the north-wret quarter of the no>t!iw««t
well of water for house use and living stream
aving lost the bulk of my prop - I | tion guarantees!.
for stock. Also, 215 acres lying within half a
quarter
(N
W k id the Ji W k) of section num­
erty by fire recently, and nnedin^ what i®dn® j
fW Give me s trial and judge for yourself.
mile of Phoenix, all under fence; can at small
ber twelv* (12), ail in township thirty-nine (W)
expense be put in cultivation. On the 2G4-acre i mo nil thr»s® indebted to the und»»r®i«n®d will do , Ordor* left at Merritt’s New Cash Store wiP south, of range one (11 west,of .«iHaxnette merid­
me a great faVor to call anti auttle without further |
farm there is 100 acres of grain and hay growing dolay. 1 do not wi4i to can«® trouble or »»xpi’n*® receive prompt attention
ian, containing ninety-seven (W) acres of land,
that 1 will sell with the farm if desired. Can to anyliudy. but I a n c<» nuMle i to a-»k a ape edy
T J. CREH8.
more or les*, and being situated on Wagner creek,
give possession at any time. For particulars settlement from all owing tn*. ”A word to the
in th® county of Jack*on. State of Oregon ; also
call on or address
JOHN 8. HERRIN.
a
lot of land situated in the town of Jarksonille,
w ine is sufficient.
Ashland. Oregon.
in the county of Jackson, btate of Oregon da-
T J.CLOPTON.
scribed
as follows: Beginning at the northwest-
Brownsboro .Or.. K ur . 2U. 1H87.
HE UNDERSIGNED HAH A FARM OF CLrner of John Miller s lot in aaid town of Jack-
l(k> acT -s for rent at reasonable figure* All of
®onvi!l®. thence tunning in an eaaterly direction
with Miller's north boundary line one hundred
* same is under f®no« and about mu acre* in cul-
HOVV A<’<X»MI'1.1-lihh. E«f»*ry IsHy M.oairi know. ♦ tivati in. Th* buihi ng® on the plac* are very (l<*0 feet to Miller’s north east corner ; thence
esiring to engage in other pur - R*»nd KUYtnn. BAKER HF.M (XL.BosE4Buffaio.N.Y. ' fair and everything in gyod ord-r. For farther northerly, at right anglre with Miller’s line,
suits. 1 off-T for sale on reasonable terms my
twenty-on® (21) feet, four (4) inc ee. to a stake ;
ERSIAN BLOOM, Bert CexphziosSew-
particular* enquire of
INROfftny on Williams creek. Josephine county,
thence westerly. |>araliel with Miller’s north
tificr,8ki*iOt>r* sod Blemish Er» die a tor known.
r
COOKSEY A OWEN.
t comprises 8i) arrns of land. m*»st of which is Bond tump tor trial psckc^e. Address as sb ots .
R al feslit-*
Centnd Point, Oregon. boui.dary line, one hundred (1(X‘) fret, to the
east sei® of Third afreet; thebe* with the east
under fence, well watered and susceptible to cul­
tivation. The dwelling house anti ttutbuildings
line of I lord street in a sontherly dioM<ion to the
place of beginning, including R. F. Dowell’* law
ar® in good condition. b**ides which there is a
As the ui dersigned is closing up his black office.
cabinet shop supplisti with superior water-power
fnlìyand "leve, rwnswwlMv t nerjrT.conrsg® and vigor
of youth. Cun** wmAneitu of mind and body; Nervo««
smith busiuos« at Jacksonville, those indebted to Given ugder my hand this 12«h ogr of Jau^rv
For further particulars, enquire on the premises
Iiebllitv, Spinal Kxb*a<ion, Lo«t Manhood,«Se. A
or add resa
G. B. CALDWELL.
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M .co3ta * Wï»r A. D. IB«
1888.
FOR SALE.
s Bazar
FARMS FOR SALE.
10 PER CENT. REDUCTION I
ILLUSTRATED.
J
A.
LARSEN.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
JACKSONVILLE, OGN
H
HARPER’S PERIODICALS.
Farm for Sale.
T
T. J. CRESS
HOUSE PAINTER,
FARMS FOR SALE.
To W bom It May Cono ern
H
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FARM FOR SALE.
D
PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH
FOR RENT.
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Settle-up Notice.
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PARKER’S CINCERTONIO
; UrrataaNo tor Cenci». OoM», Unrart Fatti “iiliinff-
Williams P. 0., Or-
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