The Democratic times., April 27, 1888, Image 2

KLAMATIl COUNTY ITEMS.
Çlir jgriuooatk ¡Times.
COUNCIL.
Base ball is »gain an absorbing topic. ,
Pursuant to a call of the Democratic
The Linkville public school is in ses­
central committee of Josephine county,
sion.
Geese are very plentiful, on their will a Convention was held at Wilderville,
on April 21st, when the following bust-
north.
Sujw-rvisor Shallock is improving the neee was transacted:
road».
The convention was called to order by
I
W. J. Paul of Yreka, Cal., ha» been Ed. F. Hathaway, chairman of the
here on business.
I tral committee.
J. H Colahan has recovered from his
B nj. Bull was elected chairman
recent sjiell • sickness.
O. A. Stean», the new poetmaster of A. J. Adams, secretary.
The following committees were
Plevna, lias taken charge of the office.
Fat beef is already plentiful in this sec minted by the chair: On order of busi
new. Chas. Hughes, A. H. Carson apd
tion, which i« much earlier than usual.
We are needing rain very much, which IG. W. Wimer; on ciedentials, P. v.
will be needed boon to ensure our crops. Ream, M. F. Baldwin and W H. Flan-
Rev. Robert McLean has returned gan.
from Giant’s l as- and will stay awhile. | After reports of committee» were re­
Fresh butter is quoted at 37’* cents a I ceived and adopted, the follow ing candi-
pound in this market, and is scarce at
I ‘Lite* were nominated: Re|H»»er,t»tive,
that.
Wallace Baldwin, Sr., of Linkville lias V. II. Carson; sheriff. T. G. l’atterson;
lieen in Rogue river valley on a visit, re­ L'lerk, Chas. K. Chanelor; commisBion-
cently.
er*. I’eler Hansen, M. U. Baldwin;
A. H Mack bad his leg cut severely at treasurer, J. A. Jennines; superintend­
lkillarlirle’s saw mill near Ashland not |
ent of schools, J- 1’. Hay«.*, assesor,
’•mg since.
1‘. C. Ream; >urvevor, \V. N. Saunders,
Gen A-bilF. Milhr. a veteran of the eoroner, W. H. Hanagan.
Mexican war, h..” bv.'t jp*nted a we'l-
The following person* were appointed
deserved |iensiun.
members of the central cmnmittee:
The Deniocratii' ticket is
stienitth every day, and will be electee, 1'*»lJo, flu* llujhes; Althmi-e, James
»¿Pt». Ii I’- George; Slate
by a neat n>ajority.
S|s>nee;.,.
'
A j, C(|r
Orri»Mi PapT lor J«tk»ea, Jew 1»bias à Lakt
APRIL 27, ISO*.
FRIDAY
STATE TICKET
FOR COÜRRK8R:
J. M. GEARIN................. oí Multnomah.
»OH SI PKIR» JUMO.:
JOHN BURNETT................... of Benton.
VO U Pa»»l»«TIAL KLMTOKS:
W. H. EFFINGER....... of Multnomah.
W. K BIl.YEU ........................... «i Lino.
E R. SKU’WORTH............. of Umatilla.
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
YOU BKTBICT ATTO«»« I
WM. M.COLVIG................. of Jackson.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY TICKET.
J»»int 8» tutor.................
Ks'pr-*H'ntat>»»*.
...
i b»» k
• OHinai -«ion»*»*» >
J
A«*»»
8ch>i*»l
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Stiff.»pu
C»»ron**r......................
S H HAZAKir
A. It CAtWON
T It PAlTVlfFO.V
W. (
Hale and J. W. Hanmker, who
l HA» K.cHASHlAlh.
PKTKK H5NHKN. attended the Republican State conveii
>1 F HAU »WIN
I A. JENNINGS | tion, h.iv ■ returned.
E I-, 'sr IM
In le - than six week our eiri-uit c >urt
J. I> It UTS.
■V N. s\t NUUIS. will ag en lie in ses^i n. The ifock‘t
.V. H U.AS-.GA.N .promise - to Is- very light.
S. W. Kilgore has returned to l.angel.
with a hand of fine
he
purvhaeed
county.
......... ........... m Jackson
.. ..................
KLAMATH COUNTY TICKET
S. B Cranston has Isa-n a|>|>ointed at- i
torney for the tioard of State l.and Com- I
missioners rfc, J. \V. Hamaker.
( . A. COGSWELL.
Joint Senator
H. p. M( »S8.
Jo ' : R»*pr»-»•••itatiw
N.
F
HILDERBRAND
CountV Judge.............
\1 !> CHILDERS
Sheriff
W W.SMITH.
County Clerk
JOHN SMART.
A«««M**or
H
\s GRAVES.
Treasurer
W C l UAWFORD.
t’ommi<«i(»n»»e* ■'
N S d(M»ld.OW
4’. I. Fol \ ' \IN.
8 í *! kmi I Stip“ri ifi’c.d" '.I
J. R. <»lUr Fl TH.
Surveyor
J 1 LORHFS.
Cl.HOier
.............
“New
it:
Misses Martha Olier an I
Florence
Lhitro of A-hland. practical dressmakers,
will *|< nd sometime ut Linkville.
York,
tion. She has lie ui brought to Linkville,
where-the finishing touches will be put
Oil.
New Je.«,'). O ,-.'o
n et the soû l Soo h will
elect
UlcVe
Rev. F. S. Jioel oi Jacksonville, the
new Cutiiolic mini-ter, will make a pas­
toral tout to southeastern Oregon next
week.
land. ’
1‘i^rni. r Anoiuizv U ulviu has once
more lieen victorious, the supreme court
having derided the case brought against
him by Klamath county in hi* favor.
B isgkk H ermans want*« a third term
in (’ungn* »s. L t Mr. II *rin.mn render
an uv* oiiiitiin' of his stewar hhi,» :or the
two terni-** already a>*rv.- I. — s -'I eih
I’*-
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dfltf.
Ixi i
.Ii.s-i Ai-l-l.i
liight.it hs sir-
oath
died Monday
\lex i'id- r’s h'llse in
Huntington valley, ne,r
Yon i”a.
He
w »• I inguini .ui'l I liking, mil all nt ui.ee
.ck in ni« chair de id.
i i
O maha ILre.ll:
uf
Th*
Oregon wrr»» counftui to
t:.**
President'^ wool pulivy.
lutly the contrary, and
ex­
ilie
sound of weeping in tie* liighdax cainp.
B akni
E x -S enatok W illiam II.
m ,
of
New York, chairman of the Democratic
national committee, says Cleveland will
be renominated by acclamation.
will Ire no
other
name
There
preeentel
1S5) the farmem of
the
United
States own^d 65 per vent, of the ertire
w»?aitli of the country; in 1870, under
the high war tariff, they owned 38 l> r
cent , and in 188D they »epruaeiHed but
27 ►>»■: wit.
Let Kepu'.divana »•«•-•r-* t< ii
the rra>oi» u! thia.
(iuv. l*i s ¡ o Y p . k will ai *’>mppiy Jo! :i
M. (»carni uu Li-* |»u!dicai
a » I
w.th Juin *u í ! i ‘ í |y*mu *
m.ik • .’•(■»•••
ru’’v ii s -tn* pj tGj i' *>f the Sia’“,
G »V-- IH».
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an*i ;c!ci
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ii » ji » i
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- I Wil •. th •
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(¡rant’*»
< r u k. 1‘.
Bass, J.
W.
-Hu-
H. Spa.
llont I;
I>r. I. A. (’.hast.tin, an excellent phy­
sician. announces that he will practice
his profession at Honan* i.
IL- has a
goo I reputation in soiitli -rn Oregon.
Geo. W. Stephenson and wife of Ash­
land ar., visi ing t ns county and are
guests of Mr. and Mis. (>. T. Brown,
tlie r rt-l.i ives.
Mr. S. may invest in a
few u-‘S'd horses whi <• here.
ship of the board of immigration at Port­
land, for the Isiard’s benefit, and to run
Char. Nickell’*
1’ imk » out of southern
Oregon with hi* journalistic miscarriage
yclept the Mr //ord Trunsr, »pt, has dis­
posed bf hi* bantling
and left the
State.—-.Sunday H'./ro.ur.
ABIE AND CAT ll-CUBE-
Oroviil»*, Butte Co.jCaJ. U. n A.
Owt,c>n of the <»nly Abietine Grove and Dibtil-
ery in the world.
nr-SEND FOB PARTICULAR
CHAS. H. DODO & CO.
Hermann ami appa
of Washington I*. C., the secretary of
Salem,
Oregon, and by him made public.
The
»creed will well repay careful perusal:
Hors or lil fill SKXI atives ,)
W ashington , D. C.,
>
April <1, 1S.$8.
J
II.1.1. EAi'in.I Mcl‘h.ie<m, Dear Sir:
met and put in the field a strong ticket.
The Prohibitionists have also assembled
in large and respectable numbers. They
have presented a full ticket and on it are
excellent nien. Their candidate lor Con­
gress is an able man and will address tl.e
people of the State. Besides tins they
have legislative tickets in all the Repub
bean counties and in some Iteinociatic
counties. You will observe from this
tlmt the Republican state and electoral
ticket in Oregon is in peril.
Yours truly.
I’.INGLK Ill.llMlNN.
Front, First and l ine Sts., Portland, Or.
<>ur candidates »re now in the field
and even- Democrat should do
his
best to see that they are elected by good
majorities.
Jas. Wheeler, the clever railroad en­
gineer, was in East Portland during the
past week, to attend the funeral of
Auntie Frush.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
III xs. I'ISTOLS IM) .WMTIOS.
HARD
Don't Get taught
Call for Prohibition County Convention.
the Southern 1‘acitic, »poke moat encour­
agingly of
Oregon ami her prospects.
He stated that rapid progress is being
made in ballasting the C. Jc 0. R. R-,
five gravel trains being constantly em­
ployed.
As soon as the road is in condi­
tion for fast time,
the
proposed
new
through San F rancisco-Port land express
will be put on.
A. »e long ago predicted, the differ­
ence* between President Cleveland and
Gov. Hill of New York existed only in
the fertile imagination* of Republican
editor*.
thought.
Tho
wish
was
father to the
In a recent interview with one
of hi* Htrongent advocate* Gov. Hill
•aid ttial be wan not only not a candi­
date for president, but that he would be
willing to head a Cleveland delegation
from New York Slats. Mr. Cleveland
will receive the unanimous nomination
from the hand» of the Democratic na­
tional convention, and will be triumph­
antly elected.
may be munii m.
file nt G KO P.
____ ____
____ _____ Kowiu. * Ctfl
Nevipnper Advertising Bureau <10 Sprue*
Strveti, where mlvrr. a»—»» w»ahnW
THIS PAPER
be in»b l for It In lefaW
I UBlIa»
FARM • MACHINERY.
Sole Agents for Or.■„ ei. Washington and Northern Idaho for the
«(BUCKEYE • REAPER ■ AND - MOWER*
These Machine« arc too well known to need comment. Thousands of Farmers have used
I ficin and «peak of them with praise. They are the only Harvesting MachluvS
that will give entire satisfaction to the purchaser.
MILLER S NEW MODEL VIBRATING THRESHER,
PHCENIX STRAW BURNER ENGINE,
The Most Effective and Successful Combination for Threshing and Cleaning
Grain ever Constructed.
LORD & THOMIS,
.-J ilaudol|>b st .,Chl''ag»., • ,-| tUU pup. r on tile
.. ul nre aut! • rilevi to ■
n'piMr aaaa
nak- eootracu « it. «U V a.,,
i IdtliS,
I
vv
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V
ti nes a Coin.p'.eto I
Vi Jit
*.. Vinod V Kcapers
‘1 iwe: s ami Binders.
Hodges Doii’de Draj.;,r :L
Gaar, Scoti A. t'o. S.-p :»-..tu; •
and F.u’iii E:::ri»cs.
0. &G. Coop:&’ Co.’s S -.’t Ji ills
and E < -'’u!s.
Star H in I
l-l K CONTRA.
in sb '-»«an ss T*
8i»«TÍff'»* Í
“ igg</ding pr»**onf«r«
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*• circuit court
S t ary, couury judge........
t . ....... I • tk| •TH.’’’! '•!' Dt
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c »*.»pty treasurer.................
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gem for (M>ar
I w» * d»•'tnet utt«» ¡. j.....................
pi-r <l»em e«’OEt> .rtíi-ui^ i nun»
zw-evww^r- > w^rw
surveyor .
S’il ary. et<M’k »'“'I
Thomas Huy Rake. ;
Royal Self-Hump
Hay Kake.
Victor GrintP
Mills,
ZigHarrows,
nd r-o
V f
TJAVINH FAI LED TO < I.OSE <HT
,nt>
11 !......
J„. k—nville. a-I l..xl wn-l.wl t" <<<>.
1
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0"'“ ‘“lyr
I M-nlall..'“ -ver. I wn- “I S“" Fmneira" re«-entl>.
' where I hu.I in
'h" |.re and t..-t etockb
of all kui'le I'f Fire'.ruie. Ar: M‘"
< utlery.
llardwar" and Sperling (ieed-
In.,..«l.t to
•thi. market Good» -‘Id at tb-lowet faw.it.le
prie**«.
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i
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I 1 Will glUlHUlh’t* lli' SO GtHMlHt»» I»*-JIM wiiat
•l t. nre
them tola*. Beimr tl.-.. !■ ltd to my
..1.1 eu-tomere 'or their iuu-t |,atromige
Bla nd­
ii I,.Mt .wed, I wo«ld nMiH'ftrnllj. -oh,, |< >. ton.
• 1.1.“ .1 ' "f I■ »RR ill LEK.
STATE NOR.Yl.Vt SCHOOL,
stilami, Jackson Ccunty, Or
1887-1888.
HENRY KLIPPEL,
I'.-)»-
■
• EU C »NTUA.
Recvpfe -i (-.-S pt. Ü. 1»*7.
for county purj«o‘<** ...
ï21.bli
Six rnikb South of Grant’« 1’..- . Josephine Baiane»- ind»,í»t«'<í ?.«•»•(' March
31.
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>5
i’onnty, Oregon.
ÍH2.A *) Z,
JACKSONVILLE,
A. 11. CAUSON i SON. i’iuprictnr.
OREGON.
i
Conveyancingin all its Branches.
JULIA
. COODYEAR,
■ -it ui.-iiiimar, Hh»*t* ri«‘ und Jjütiu.
Thefon-going i*- a correct showing of the tknan-
ci d condition of jM'keon county .»n March 31» t.
A I).
«•» I k»-iiiy le-h* V- . x.-lu-iv‘-of ii.f-r-
e*t on out.-standing warrant» and
U7. doe
for county ¡jiirp.ts» »« on tax««- f<»r 1^7, uiic«dl»-ctod
on th»- 31wt day of March, I***'-
W H PARKER
County Clerk.
100,0110 TREES
Instock, con«ietir.g of
1MUÀ. PROPERTY, FARMS. VINEYAIil‘8
Lid Mining Glainjw Bought and Sold on C«».-».
?n >- on
NOTICE
To Bridge Builders ! !
A dp I h , Pear. Peach
Plum. Prana. Apric-.o
rearoa.ibi.
O iOMlT ATTENTION
1 connect,al with the Land Otile..
-■> aril School l>oaom>'.
«
•Veotariue. Cherry.
Almond. Chewtnu’
bu- ti.—
Walnut and
LAND AT BEDROCK PRICES.
<2.»4
tyo H7.
l^OncrcH
I Here.-» fenced iu:d un<|cr oulUvathn. and two
. . I -printf* on tho place. Tide* is choic*» urnm
■ • * fruit land and in eutuHt»*«! live mile»* from
GUAPE VINES. < l Itti MS <, ■ >s Bl
ttlFX. ULMliUritKlM H'.sl'Bl U
SEND FOB CIRCULARS.
MRS. LOTTIE D. WILLARD,
Voie»* Culture.
MRS. C. C. EDDINCS.
I iHtruinei’tid Mu-ic.
EMMA TOLMAN
ami pHinii; g
rii
rfully
ht -. p - witk I.
ACENTS^ FOR Jb'DSON MF’ßlßP.’S
CELEBRATED VICTOR MOWFRS,
$6u p- r aert*.
No 3A.
S tAacrf P
Thi« body of lam! adjoin« Jacksonville and m
l.-vel, rich gram, fruit and vineyard land, and m
f»*nee<l in five h<’l<!.«». There is on the place a dw 11-
ng-hauae. spring-house with fine «¡»ri::g/i barn
u ! <mthou«ee, and a good orchard Term«
ji f ciuh and the Ixdanc«* on tvro. three and five-
• ar pay m*-uAA.
«II ». HTKAWUEIIIill S i h ...
Ottr tree« are grown wit out i igatioi ■ red
lull land. a»'d all of known vari tjt* that mv <••• -o
ii. Southern Oregon.
riiof»- contemplating tree plai ting will <!•• w* i.
to vinit our orchard arid niir -ry. <»r writ»* to u?
f<-rprioulrM Address to u« at Murphy, .lo*-*-
phine r, rnpry. Oregon, or to R R Station.
Giunt ’« 1‘a»!*. u.
A. H- lAiw*>,.
SON
Ko. 4fl.
*e’
22-5 acre- under cultivation a::<l fenced into fiv-
lieldb which are level, rich. n.<*ad(‘W. gram and
fruit bind, and 40 acres in alfalfa liiere are.ir.
be place a large and thrifty orchard twodw- lli:.r
louses, tw» large barns and 5 12 of an irrig-’n
¡itch, tu*ri; ii <’ 3>«i inches of water
<1100
No. Ait,
2«i0arn*».
2>Dacr<'s <»f unimproved land. XUHCAvboi w:nct !
- prier.» land and t he balano- co<»d tirnb>«r la. «1
allgood fruit arid »train hind, with two living
Hpringbof water. Four milos from Jackson« ill»-
i merely to
have them ro-
AL CLKI, *
When I
<-f
f or
FITS,
F a
■-kNESS,
À lifer
C i ’ rf :h«
falh tiis ; ■> r
Bend a: •
of niv I ’
and 1
tria!, «• '
H.C. ROO ?.
y
iv remedy to
rs have
:.ga cure.
I K o TTLI
Exiireei
' i.othlDg tor B
Address
133 Fun S t .NtwYott
' >>jî5£h
W. V OWEN
G. W. t < »OKS! Y
MOWERS BY THE CARLOAD !
WAGONS BY THE CARLOAD !
STOVES BY THE CARLOAD!
STAPLES BY THE CARLOAD !
NAILS BY THE CARLOAD ! REAL ESTATE ACENTS,
t-'iF \\ c are in a position t<> ijivt- lowest possible prices. Please
lu'fnre pun-basin;' elsewhere, (’orresponileiiee solicited.
A. II. M A E<• IA , Jacksonville, < >r.
J.NUNAN’S
1888
SPRING PURCHASE
Is nnequali'il in Southern Oregon and Ladies will find
SEBASTOPOL AND ASSABET WOOL SUITINGS, PLAIDS, FRENCH
CASHMERES, NUN S VEILINC IN COLORS, FICURED ORCAN-
DIES, COLORED CHAMBRVS, CAMBRICS, PIQUAS,
NAINSOOKS, VICTORIA LAWN, COLORED PER­
CALE, ORIENTAL AND LINEN LACE,
New Emlmiilrry ¡uni Insertion, All over EmWileries, Renfrew. Lancaster anl
Aineskeas. Staple Ginfhains. a»l nice I'atlrrns in Calico.
3X ‘n*s zm<l Y'omli'M <J otliiiijs*,
TRUNKS, VALISES, LADIES’ HAND-BACS, SATCHELS, ETC., ETC.
LUMBER.
CENTEAL POINT. CB..
Havt» nponed an otlice for tho tr.'ins«rtr®n of a
general roHl-estat»* bunine««. and nre now prepar-
<*d to fiiriHt>h bargain^ in nil kind-» <>f property.
VV»» Imvi* already alar;-» list «»f <!<• jrable roal-es-
fate in our hands, which is con-t .ntly lieing in-
<'r»*aMed
Those in quest of good investments will
do wi ll to give u* a call.
I’GOKSEY A OWEN
Central Point, Dec 1, Wi.
TWENTY-FIRST YEAR.
ST. MARY’S ACADEMY,
This «awmill i— now in full op«M*ra<«»n and wd
kts p <>¡1 hand h full stock <>f ul I kinds und di in en
•uoi'ft • f
SISTERS OF 1HE HOLY NAMES
iiiiinnfactiiiT'l at niv mill at Merlin Station.
FRED. II. ROWE, McAllister, Or.
CHAS. E. WOLVERTON, President
J. R. WRITSMAN, Vi--President.
J. W. CUSICK, Treasurer.
J. K. ELDERKIM, See. ail.! Manager
\o Si
‘a -•«». I 1.1' in. ;tr.- t'-<i ; wu
Pticri. x havi ■■ > g«»-a| <iw •
ut Inrldm^-, o •' . rd V.» <•;! a* it water ruppi
ti.•
i_- ul tit.tter c.. t-
Aitici: is - H-C» J » :hie fo ’ r». : ’ u
■el.
d Hi .* i hi .:.lul .<
e near bj and less ii an tw*
N«». Mi
2'rincr» «-
Choic“ frtii1 and grain I'ind;
6 n« • <i.
■ er»*»« H cultivation: a living wtrram of wtitci
.¡rough lb»» pine«». Improvement« n»*w and
tirM-cla--»; 75o fruit tn*es of i«»r»t variety; 14
mib-s from W<«»dvillle. A great bargain.
*lu ¡ mt acre.
No. 76 .
476 acre«
Thi« eplondid tract <»f^iinl its all fenced ami 30D
i<*r»> are under cultivation, jt iSKituat<*<i n the
E'F.lli 11 l EEi.T on t h»* W»*»*t hide of Rogie river
vale-: 1*7 mil*'.' west of a R. R. d.qn.r ¿»nd 3V,
-ml»*» ••a>* f the county M»at
The « ii ie fr»-e,
rich, black loam, all first quality of fruit arid
grain land. Tho place l a« a h Hint*, largo barn
and firnt-cla«« fences on it
A gnat bargain and
will be open for only thirtj day«.
No.
.* r< ►.
Mo«tly fei cod in grain held«, mon io,-. p.i-ture.
orchard and garden ; all rich, black, .diuvi I
soil; about I1»1 acre« of plow laud ; three **p ’. <>
• f pure water ; Mt ream flowing through the place ;
orchard be«t vari»*ty of fruit; large,c«’mm<xiioUM
dwellnig-hoiiHe. large barn and numerous out­
buildings. No better location for «took ranch
in Oregon Summer range inexhaustible; fif
teen mile« from railroad dei>ot.
I hav»» Great Bargains to ofle*- and ii
will pay jou to keep a close watch on this «pace
for the n»*xt fix months for Special Bargains. If
you havt* any property for sale, eou*e and see m»‘
and 1 will do my nest for you.
Office on California street, opposite Slover
House.
HENRY KL1PPEL.
PAID
UP,
^GO,OOO.OO.
OTÏEGON
REDFORD, OREGON
/
BOX i s
of either hi or pine timber.
All order« and bills filled with pr<»n:ptti* < anti
di«patrh No comment 1- if-"- ;r\
t'.e npe
riority of the quality of our fir timber.
Il ARRÌSA CO.
y. B.—Tht rv if* a good road to th» Mill thi*. >« tr.
liMiiEi; L and A ct ,
WINTER Oi-Wlt.
HANLEY & LOVE.
RATTLE ANT) HORSES BRANDED HI. ON
VJ hdt hip. Also cattle biandeti
__ on left
side or iup: also cattl“ bran4»*d wi’L ■•. figure 2 on
left hide or hip. 11|G ear-iuarks of the ab »v»
brands are short crop in left bar and long crop in
right. Also cattle brand d with SR or left hip
and ¡narked crop in right ear and hole ar.d spli’
in left »»ar.
rI'r<M»s<
Free on Application.
TRUMBULL &. BEEBE
JACKSONVILLE
• ■ OREGON
Oaton & Garrett, General Agents.
Augur, Main*
. , ’ .
■
ir.w.Oar.-! I-.. • Kt I.. .1 “An ».-I for tr.
’’
**■.>“ •(•
' • But « ufCalifon ia.Ore.
h-on. N.',i..lr and W..-lill.gtoi. Territory. C'nrl.h
Hora of la-akin- < am ty
J„. ke.m, M:,t. of
Orea-on. I.a- t,.m .Uy ti|.,i n. h „.
hl , b W,. n ]
-tuo'ho n' S-.
for the pure aae of r1.. \ ,
11 of h.vt.0 S , -..
1<>W.„L J.
fnlik
. '• o'O 'f V h.„ W t ...i the
■ a I'l »...<_ i i-r.. .: V .u.'.ic for ir. timi.- r
-ton-, i mi for Mane-.:«,irai pur] .
, ,,.j
; ‘"'1mm 'orni.I jHt d la lore tl.<- «• e - .
.I ll Kec.-lver of .......... thro hl
., .
on Iiierday.tl... .'.'.tl, d » of
ia«. 'Hl.
'
m Ina witnea«» John Hrm-kl. >.
HÍjn*PhI'•“««■'I. Bichante, allei
Big Boon. Jar katiu rounty Or-gon. Any and all
¡aman«» claiming advenmly ttm ab .ee tfeecrilm.!
land an. requrwted to hie their daim» m tl.6 of.
bee on nr U fon'raid 2*th il yefJune la«
< H58 W JüifNsrÖN’i^ter.
LAST NOTICE
It is a lier.cfit to the human race. KEEP UP
YOUTH, HEALTH. VIGOR by the u\e of
R funofr ^ O regon B lood P urifier
Quick and Complete Cure of all Diseases of
the Skin, Kidneys, Bladder and Liver It
¿hecks Rhrumatism and Malaria, relieves
Constipation. Dyspepsia and Biliousness.and
nuts fresh energy nto the system by making
New. Rich lllooti. lakert intime, right n w
<S It cannot be beat as a prevent at k » of dis» axe’
™ld and used everywhere |i u bottk-, 6 fol K
CURB
Ifiala ia, Dumb Chills,
Feve* and Ague, Wind
Colic, Bilious Attacks.
They produce resuUr, natural ever.
S“J.
’*cr
<»r Interfere with
‘.’"’“.'V.’”’' *' “Innill, ttmllrior,
Yhij Nb-.ii.t, be
every bouwebolU
bOLl» KVERYWIIEUE.
in ohih i. tn in: hoahd of iounty
1 » onnniMon.-t- lor Jack..., county Orwron
¡nü?r*r!h,‘ A,;rÜ T"1'- lw*' «Im’i'nr.f.ir Um pay 1
tö Ma'/’
<«*r. exteJdXl
to Maj... la«. Nonce u timrefore mvan to all
>'<>nc.’rnr-<ttocallai..| —-ttlo »t m, ..ffic.. m Jack-
avnville l,j that .l .t .ua t must enforce the law
applying to tim «me.
Sheriff and Tax Collector < J Jackeou Co.. Oregrin.
Jacksonville. Aprili, luna
Notice for Publication
L and Orricx at K iHMiriui. On r
18 HEREBY g F v EN t !?AT THE
following-named settler has filed notice of
tn»» intention to make final (»roof in support of
Disclaim and that -.»d proof will la* nuidu be-
forethe J u J khut Clerk ..I lhe < ount> Court «(
Jackson I o.. Or., at Jackhonvilb'. Or.. <»n
SatuuiH.v.Mav 2ti imn. via : Mark Waikin.,h<.mn.
entry N„. CHS. for U,« W
..f SW \ and
Si, u!NW 1», See. 2. Tp. «1 S, K 4 wwt. W M.
Ila nauK« tin' 6'll»wing witnrw.« t„ prove hi.
contitiuoua rwidynce upon, and cultivation of.
«id land, vu : H. Ariw-nulh, John K. Hartman.
n.'nr> Met ornb and 1-ftrr T Ivo., all of Bur Ai>-
pb’gato, Jackeon ( ounty, Oregon.
____________< » AS- W. JOHNSTON, >Kl.t, a.
Notice for Publication.
Siskiyou County, Cal.,
Laud Office at R<»«**bnrg.()r.. (
April It».
»
OT!( E IK HEREBY GIVEN THAI 1 HF.
followiiig-hMUKNl MHtler t»Hf faled n.»lic«' <»f
hi« intention to make final xg<*uf in «upport <»f
hi« claim, and that «aul proof will lw» mad»*before
th**Judg»*or < l»*rk of the < ounty Court of Jack-
«o’i county, Or»*g<m, at Jacksonville. Or. <»u
1 u»*Mi.-t>. J uju * 5 iwt, vn . William VK I'arker,
i r ”inpti u; h 8 No. 52», for ti.»* 81*
of NW
S ■ i <.i Nr. '4 iu .KNE •< of HE *%. 8« m - 21. fp. 34
8. 1« ;< «.’»4. W .*•!. lit* iiKin> « th** following wit-
t.,_. m t<> prove hi« con*muou- rt*id«*n<'i* upon,
H .d cultivation of Mill land.viK: J H. Daley.
I » ‘ ph G« ppert, Thad Brockloy ai d R L. Park*
i. ail of Big Butt«*. Jack«on county, Oregon ,
CliAB. W. JOHN81ON.iU’gi«t. r.
FOR SÄLE ON EASY TERMS!
County Treasurer’s First Notice.
TOWN 1.OTS
CENTRAL HOUSE,
In the Town of
K K. BREITMAN, Proprietor,
MONTAGUE,
Ashland, - - - - Oregon
CITY Bonanzai Klamath County, Or.,
which he offer« for «al« at r«a«onab!»* price
Here is a favorable opportunity to invmt in ex-
collent town property and “grow up with the
country. ’
It. A. GODFREY
Bonanza, Jane 17 IH87.
MAIL ROUTE
MRS. JANE REDDING, Proprietress,
OTAiiES LEAVE JACKSONVILLE EVERY
, »7 Mo; day and Friday at 6 o’clock A M. for Wil-
d'Tvrll»» returning Tuftsdays and Saturdays.
Sta n* leavtw for Wright’« on Wednesdays at 10
uri n WANTED. «25» weekend AX, o’clock a . M.. returning Thursdays.
fl p 1 M pensee pnsl. 3te*<ir wrk. NewG<HKÌH.
11 LUI Sampl« free
J F. UII.LAC<>,
419 and 421 Sansom* St.. 8. F..CaL
3. ir7v
Stati ► I »'»nd < >ffi (•. R»» ehnrg. Or . (
VOTtl E It
ibis wi-11-known hous* has b»*»*!, ror.ofat«!
'FHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES PLEASURE |N
hr >ugh hi * and
I ntf*»rming the public that he hat thoroughly
ren »vH!» 1 thi* w *ll-k:»own hotel nn I mad * h num­
NEWLY FURNISHED.
ber of improvem *ntd which cannot but prove
p«»pu!ur
A good <*ami>l«* room for commercial travelers
Th“ fjibb* is furni«hed with tho b'*st the market
has tieen fatted up in connection with the hot* !.
OiKvf.Mirth down, baiane« within six, twelve
affor I h , and th’» b uis ar»’ cb*an a*><l o'»’ufortHble
X’t pain« spared to give Fatiafaction. Rit“» and mglit^n months
B< m ’map at Railroad Depot for graded prices,
quite reasonable.
LOTS FOR SALE.
etr. or a<idr» ss
B A. GODFREY.
„
,
D H. HASKELL.
THE HVBSi ltlRKH HAS A XtMWIi OF
Town-Sit. Air-nt C. P. K. H., Ban Francwoo, 1^1. 1 choice lot« m the tiouri«Ling town of
jiik I
íYotice fur Publication
V
g........ ......
JOHN A. HANLEY, Pre.,
Corn Whisky!
Seeds
ni g adverta: i
pin -r niiut- ,wr%i- r.
mt lo fait* U p ir a v»*:se claim*- with t iu Kvfct-t ‘ <>f
•t. • Unit*«! St
L’i. i < itti?.* a» p h ,
' r
•i’n.t»» « f Gr**”**r during the «extj day,, peri»«1 of
of public. *: •■ t»>r of .*• t!., v
I’^barTMl b>
virtu» «»f tin * ri.»i^ .,i.p ,.t |j„t ataiutB
I HAS V. JOl|NH.ruN, R* i !< r.
««‘Nature is faultless and so is that
noble discovery, continuing only Na­
ture's own remedies, “The"
DISTILLERY !
Illustrateli Catalogue of
CASH
FRUI r
• tn*
A y h J
■
SEEDS. «BEDS! JACKSONVILLE-CRESCENT
CAPITAL STOCK, $300,000.
Un t*’d St.'tt*— Lnn 1 Office, B<MK*btir?. Or.. /
Aprii 14, IKK«. C
Vol
Id.
V-ȓli
! I> IH i*i HI <»I\ 1 \ IHA1 JO
>l»i*.r . L — • i-- f ’< ffi • .vi r* •« »« J:* k*“ ’i-
Or«‘gofa. In»
i i- atq 1»< t <»n
vili
for s p V.« ; I :• r ih»- I ’ .<• •'/ I i 4 ;...i • r « ; :*,_
bvttrir/ •• •1*1 lìj’-t. « *u '»♦*! »fi J irk««»» ei'iiJ»
J .vk* . •»
fi**’* •*
mining u. —• cuunii
■ »r*‘g ; . a e» •i«*«.;*;:.ruis» *»y l .«• il * 4 *'z'**4* ¿¿¿.il uL
h< lH4 plH<
— j J» • 1<'
thi» <»liic«* itrs mie « umht-r 37
Haiti l«»t« Iw.nx «1 '■•iitHrti
La-tute t' ••
and
NW I I .H M-.
' M Ml K 1
»1 11
l-l '.1 si I i . t SK I-,
REASONABLE
We are also pr p .red to make c <»»» hh • ► f
number of
BOURBON, RYE
B A GODFREY, Prop.,
4/(|*. í*, 1SSS,
: ji j»lru- : ur. •< a
for all the material and •.
•e-*k, at ’he Klb.g.'d
ii»»w bn lj • ;»C.Or*
.»er*»’*' » itri
h , t*
f»p *rifa”!d.i<>nM :;d -tr »ui <i. «ó? t::.«
ford Plan«,
muHt accomp li i> »-aid lodi» K’.i<i bridge t » ■«»
co»nplet’*d wit! i- *«ixty d»y after award f c; -
... i in v.-r.-e f
tract Contra» ■I !•» •• V’ r >" pai
aMt.r r <*t taid C.MU tj » ft» 4
drawn <m <'ou*;
'- *’• »I
•nplHiKl ’Hid reo-*i' ved
«aid bridge »«
iir.-. 1 iti '<\û Buce«*» S«fui b <14 , er,
band wiil b*- »
• ----------
id ftiu- ur-'
will t»* cu up!» :.*d
eondittoB*d ‘ -
— -------
witli.ii th * tin; :.f --»aid. and m an Hcceptabp-
arid w<»rkn aulik»- manner; and at l«»>t five p*>
(•••titani of urn- unt bid inuM I»- <ÌH|MH»ii»«d with
B.»cknian A li -ani“»-. JarkMonvilb*. to in«ur-tfae
execution <»f h - ik I !«•? d withix. tuo d”.ys after
awai J of cuntr «< t.
i i • t :ht to reject ar; aid
The Court ret­
ali b' le.
» .. ( •
’, nia le a* the April
By «»rd» r of ti.
te»m, 1B8S.
lud’i'.A 1T. C*»ui
ty Judge.
F. ........................
.......
» .»•■ t* (’! *rk.
At'**•<. m b J »
Da***d April 12 I-’.
FAULTLESS!
ROGUE RIVER
A Pure, Unadulterated
BONANZA HOTEL!
♦ ♦f'do. ofq»/,
■ 1.5 OP
V
r.
ar
pKOPOSXLS FOK CAVALRY HORSES-
1
Headquarter« Depart mar t of (’.»iifornia,
Offic»» of Chief Quarir’rrn.irtt»*’’ Sait Francisco
Cal., April 11, IR88. -Sealed proponals. in tripli-
cate. «abject to unual c indition«, will berec«iv-
ARTICLE OF
ed at thi« office, until 12o’clock, noon , on FRI­
DAY, May 11. lsss. at which time and place they
will bo op»med in nre«<*nc»* of attending bidder«,
for furni«1 mg and delivering 3S cavalry horeee. -
26 at Fort Bidwell and l iat the Prehidio of Han
Francisco, ('al. The Government reeerve« the
rigltt to reject any or all bid«, in whole or in part.
Bid« will lie con«idere<i for a 1* mb number of
— ANU—
hor«»*«. at each place, than that «tated above
Pr**fer»*nct» given to artiv'e.» of domestic produc­
tion and manufacture, condition« of price and
qu.a'ity being equal, anti «uch preference given to
article« of American production and manufar-
tur»* pr<»duc<*d on the Pacific Coast, to the extent
of the consumption required by tho public serv­
ice there Blank« and fuH information a« to hid-
In quantities to suit and at price® that cannot
ding, etc., wiil lx* furni«h«*d» n application to help to give rati«faction.
thi« otlic-’. or to the p >st quartermaster. Fort
Our liquor« are absolutely pure, and superior
Bidwell Env.*lo|»es containing proposals should o any in this market.
be plainly marked "Proposal« for Cavalry Hor«-
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
»»« at
--------- .’’ nn<! addre«*u*<i to the tinder-
-igneil
AIJ X J PERRY. A««t. Qr. Mr. Genl..
U 8. V. Chief Quartermaster.
Bonanza, Klamath Courny, Or.
Said f.iiinbrr is
Bavin; placed h.-_ jha » i dounn< II. - r •■
Mafci.’Ti- b> found in th<* R<»cue Rivr Vail»')
in «»ur mill ue will furnish all gnu'vs "f
CONDUCTED BY
The Scholastic year of thi« »-uhool will com­
mence about the end “f Augunt, ami ie divided in
four «»‘iMiioni» of fen w»»oks each.
#»n is.
Board and tuition, per term....................
15 01
Music...............................................................
. R 00
Drawing and Painting...............................
. 3 oo
Bed ana Bedding.........................................
DAY SCHOOL.
| 5 (Ml
Primary’ Department.................................
6 IM'
Junior
“
.................................
Preparatory “
.................................
H (■'
io or.
Senior and Graduating Department. ..
*<i at any time.
Pupil« are received
time, and special at-
articular
studio« ...
in behalf
tent ion in paid to pa.
.
__ of
children who have but a limit»*»! time. For fur­
ther particulars apply at th«* Academy.
VOTK E IS HEREBY GIVEN TH Ki M AL‘ D
w.» bid- will !»<* r(T»-iv*d at th»* oilier of the
County Clerk of Jackson count), up U> n<»on on
Mining Application No. 60
Rullili AND FINISHED l.l M.
•top ft.'
turn a
I I lia»
SVNMJUU.
Total receipts................... ...
FEK <4>MTHA
T ’’al di«bnr«*’m nt
8 irplu« receipt«
Outs!»- it.!:/ Wiera. 1
So. I — 7 .. ..
Dinbun-cment? f-.r ■
w
\. H CARSOX.
SWEET, Fr-ul i.i.
J. S
PORTLAND, OREGON,
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
triMNG PATENTS obtained ut
.»I ratesIIU<1 with disputdi
-\t( I 1/1X
address.
CRONEMILLER &. SON. Agents. Jacksonville. Or.
ASI I h AXE)
I
The featun'R that distinguish this Twine-Binder is the Lightness of Draft, combined with
It« Extraordinary Strength and Durability. Th«» Binder is of the Aupleby pat­
tern, the only r»*al I y successful oneyet known. We have t we styles, the
FTevator Bindef%nd the Platform Binder—both excellent—both
recommended by hundreds of patrons.
Schuttler Form Wagon», Deere Plows,
Deere Sulky Plow», Cook & Co.’» Car­
riages, Phirtons and Top Buggies, Four-
Spring Mountain Wagon», Buckboard»,
Buokeyc and Superior Drill» and Seed­
er», Corbin Disc narrows, Hodgcs-
Hainos TToaders, Haish Barbed Wire.
68 and 60 Front Street,
i
l! <1 J Ci
tl -pati - <>’
B* coni b Or
< S It’ ■I
l each *r-’ ♦ X tiai
Firew » >1 mr con:.
Elect IO
qi
íntiMii” a •
• ■ " •!”.** . P ’ ’
Insur • •’ •
M • -•.*<~ 1
.-nr,-
i’anb paid fo< f'-q**’ r »d wurr i •
Inter-st p”i«i «”< i*’d«»*i?i< «1 w rr»<!
Total diebure ‘m r<t* for - x rm
CRANK BROTHERS IMPLEMEN T CO.,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
XBUCKEYE . STEEL • FRAME • TWINE - BINDERS)«
to any Station on thoOregon iV California Railroad.
ThU powder never variea. A marvel of purity,
strength and whol<womcne«8. M >re economical
than the or!inary kinds, vid cannot Itcenld in con»
p.’tition with the multitude of low test, short
weight, ahim or pho*»pluite ]>owders. S oldonly IH
cask E -*AL B-UU^U
V u . 100
AM. Y.
HORSE GOODS.
Our Handsomely Illustrated Catalogue mailed freo to
Fishing ïackle. Hardware, Paints, Oils,
Varnish. Glass, Cutlery, Etc..
BUILDING LUMBER
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
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Hollon Toolh
Harrows,
STEEL
LUMBER.
M ason **. Varreu I*odg»* No. 10 of Jacksonville
ai»M*te »•<•»»• h U ••dri“**day *-v»*ning at or preending
th»* full moon, tahland L«»dg«* N«». *23onThurwilay
evening duri; g the eame time. Oregon Chapter
Not, i. I; A. 'I. Beets in ¿aelnonvilie on the
Ta*»r«lay evening previom*. Adarei Chapter No.
3. O. E. 8. of JarkNonville meet* on »»very other
Thureday ev»'ning; Al|»ha Chapter No. 1 of Ash­
land on th* hr-t and third Tuesday«.
1. O. O. F. J ack «on vill«* Lodge No. 10 meet«
every Saturday evening; Aehland Lodge No. 23 at
the «ametim«*. Tabl»» Rock Eneampmeat No. 10
■anta at .Ja k MMiriUe on overj other Tueeday »•*
enmg of each month. Ruth Rebekah Degree
Ixxige No. 4 »4 Jacksonville meets every other
Monday evenftg. Hope Degree Lodge of A«h.
land on the second au l fourth Tueedaya of each
month.
K f . i > M en . Oregonian-PocahontaeTribe No. 1.
Imp'd O. K. M.. of Jacksonville, every Tuesday
evening.
A. O. U. W. Banner Lodge No. 2t meets every
other Friday < ’. »-ning Ashland Dxige No. AH. on
the tirat and third Wednesday evenings of each
m<mth
PW
. «)'.
Consumption Surrlg Curctl.
The case of L. Leonard vs. Beach A
To thi E ditor
Please inform ____
lIoNj J uiin M. G i . arin , DemocMtic Flatter was yesterdav argued at Cham­
your
readers that I haven positive remedy for the
C^n.h.Utc for Congress, wiil »peak in thi» bers in Jacksonvide by Judge Prim and
above-named disease. By its timely use
C. W Kahler.
section at the following tunes ami place*
thousands of hopeless cases have been |>er-
The Democratic ticket gives general manently cured. I shall be glad to semi
Altirant's Pans, Tu.'S’iay, May 1-itli, at
two
bottles of my remedy free to any of
iti-l n tion and will be elected. Every
2 o’clocx f . m ; Ashlaii'l, Wednesday,
nominee is a good, eapafde man, and de- your readers who have consumption if they
will send me their express ami postotfice
May 16th., al 1 3'» o’clock p. m . ; Jack
-‘•rving oi political preferment.
address.
Respectfully,
»onvillt*. Wednesday, May 16th., at 8
A Li !v r-sident of Kerby ville precinct
T A. Siocum, M. C . 1S1 Pearl >(reet,
New York.
o’clock I*. M. l.et none who have an attempt • I -uicide a few lavs ago by
Prompt relief prevented
opportunity fail to heat Oregon’» next taking p ■ oi.
herfr i'ii i eo-nplishing the deed.
Congr.'ssman discuss th» political issues
Arth'irConkb'i, junior member of the
mg •
-------------
it the day.
enterpri-
• r- <1 est rte firm of Smith A
Conklin, i« in California on business.
A Prohibition county convention for Jackson
W hilk Mr. John M. Gearin is not Hi- vi-it
i,.> doubt be of much Irene- county i« hereby cai!»M to meet at Medford on
lacking Kepublicau friend* in PuFtland lit t»i,r.i
l’a-s ml Josephine county,
.VO.V/y.l», APKIL 30, lfifi.S,
who will votejor him on purely personal as he mid' ¡s.inds the business.
A K- r1 . ville corresfiondent of the at one o’clock P. M., for the pnrp<M»*> of nominat­
Th* ,ibov»*. tod - an ,111» • «old for ('a«h <u Produce at greatly redact d price«. All kinds of faim
grounds, he lias a ho* t of Republican
ing uandidat»*« for the offic** of said county, and product- take! , i »•v!i<»:nu* f<>r good.-.
T imes writ s under a late date: Crops to
transact any other business that may properly
admit era, especially among tho younger
K**adc., are you own g me ? if «<», p’<>-4b.» pay,
j
net*ding my money.
,
are 1 okit g fairly in this part of the come before it.
J. NUN AN.
member!), who know liis ability and the county, a r has been raining some....
J. H. RUBSELL, ('hairman.
ben» fit <»f so energetic a worker would lie S. White ■ i < anvon creek was in town
................................
a nice little piece of gold,
to this city if in (’ungre-»s. Mr. Her­ lately, sho wing
wlin h he pu ked up
r ill ‘ his ‘ claim. It
mann M in serious danger of being
Weighs H' •’ " »> '
,
__ ______
Sam Ayers
was
here
•laughtered in Multnomah, the house of last week with a lot of tine horses, rn
'■""b' for Eureka, Cal., where he resides.
his friends, aavs the Welrmcf.
His father went with him.
I n an interyiew with a San Francisco
I ani prepared to in ike delivered prices on all kinds of
reporter, on hia return from Portland
last i^-ek. General Manager Towne of
Manufacturer and Dealer in
KKCEim.
1. 1V7
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1 "riff s awM,-
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H**“-in<*'t !**<■ !b*7
V’j" ’
.i.*I;nqu nt f*»r lhWic.L ;ctwl.
ix*:« f p*»L«; <teJ;nqu«*:it f »r »KM6 col-
l»*cW4 -
Liquor licet»*’...
,
Irul lees a !•' e'slul rs
Foril-ited r.i.o Is“ J
, <vts colleet«l from Mornt
Sch-Ml i<eiinit ..............................
I'oHected from < hiiswe ■■
Total rweipt« formuu-t/ i-arj
Double and Single
i JOHN MILLER,
ii
This spring with your blood full of im­
purities, your digestion impaired, your
appetite poor, kidneys and liver torpid,
and whole system liable to be prostrated by
disease—but get yourself into good condi­
tion, and ready for the changing and
warmer weather, by taking Hood’s Sarsa­
parilla. It stands unequalrd for purifying
the blood, giving an appetite, and for a
general spring medicine.
eUHRETS,
W«rWWW«v-.V»» <r>rv
Wo have on hand at all
LaBelle
and
Rushford Wagons.
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Buford
’
s
Gau?,
Sulky and
SANTA ABIE AND OAT —R —CURE,
Walking
I
’
lpws,
K,,r Hftl° b» 14,1 Druggi.t«.
Buford's Riding and Walkiug
Cultivators.
I
MISCELLANEOUS.
Havana Press Drills,
I
McSherry Drag or Shoe Drill.
McSherry Seeders and Drills.
K in.
county - i.-.-l ‘ iking it. place
T//A 'S“MD S 'l'TlI" Af!Al\.
■ii the front rank o; O.egon** counties.
Ti e i’n r» :iM* i D. m »ri itir m.ij*»ri‘y
Its pop i iti >:i is mereusing fast an I its
liversiti I resource« are rapidly Iwingde- has set ill the sectional organ** goin^
veloped
No other reg.on has a bn. liter
a^ain on tne “Solid South.” But what
outlook than ours.
is there wrong in a solid South anv
Thee, vol Kl.un ifh county vs. |>is-
triet \ti rn-'V <’o!v‘g. to recover the fees more than in a > I I West, or a s<
piilhiu
‘>
■ iiv order of Judge Web- North? Is political unity a crime?
t • , f -. * Ilect ng I ,;tz. M .nz’ bail I k ,: u L bo , w hat Becomes of the organization of
m I wh h v. is ;ipp ,i ■ I -o the supreme
party? It will n**t be -ei.»>usly conten I-
ill', w d • ide I in I ivor oi Mr. Col-
It
m d i u r f ive b"e:i com- e«l, we suppose, that the 1» nuxTatic
w hich was highly freneficial, as some of
the crops needed it.
BUOGIES
,l- Br Mni1’
ABIETINE MEDICAL Csapany, su
ANDY'S
rently intended for Eluard McPherson
of
T
VKEPABKO ONLY BY
.1 FATAL CONFESSION.
The following letter, written by Con­
self to Edward Mel’herson
ill: ONLY GUARANTEED CURE FOR
Catarrh. Cold in the H«»a<i Hay F«*ver, ho«»»
Cold, Catarrhal Deafn»**«. and Sore Eyu«. Re-
slore«the sense of taste and «mell; removes bad
taste and unpleasant bn*ath, resulting from Ca­
tarrh. Ea«y and plousant to u«»* Follow direc­
tions and a cure i« warrant»«!. Bend foi circular
to ABIETINE MEDICAL COMPANY. Oroville
Culifvfnia, owners of the only Abietine Grove
and Dibtuiery in the world.
..
Btw\Hhof I mi r.vnoM». None genuine unh*««
the word« Lung lkwtorer,” "Banta Abie, ’ar»* on
the ljabeh of each Ixitlle Not a wervt com­
pound. For «ale by all druggi«te, wiiule«al<* and
retail.
ek,T. J. .Mai kin. t’has.
gressman Binger
CAI -R -CURE
better than gold
MY SIMA
•hi'wing Financial Condi­
tion of Jackson County
on Alarch 31. 1888.
Farm and Spring Wagons, CLyria/ve
The uri«inal ““d out» genuine rcientiti.' m.iii
.„«Ind of Abietine Gum and Yerba Santa,
for t oii«h»,<’< Hi. l.un« and Bron­
chi»! Troubles, etc., etc.
II uuhcs was elected cliair<nan <*f the
Vouȧv central committee.
party has not a^ mu h ri/ht to organize
as the Republican : •• I if. in its organi
zation, it * i i whe I the southern States
into the Denio-ratu* line, what w rong is
done? Is thi* South to be disfranchised
because it does nut approve the Republi­
can party or indorse it- |>olicy? And if
it is not to be disfranchised as a penalty
for its political consistency, why raise an
c.4U»‘‘'i mii-'b alum
the Republican
outcry about it ? The South is’ “solid”
josnriuNE rouxTY news
camp,ami »!
:■ >W n-p ot.''l tluit John i .
b»‘cause it adheres to Democratic princi-
Hurrah for the liiiuocratic ticket!
pits as it has a constitutional right to
Swift o'
.thfo.nia h.i» I wii | ,<-v.nl.-'l
W. N. Hamilton of Wolf creek, has do. Should it ever change its principles
ui»'
!■> folmw Mr Ir -li.
We W' iil'l
and join the Republican party, much as
to »«*<• tin- tw > men meet in j ul.l been pai mg .lai k oil county a visit.
the Democracy might regret the defec­
In th'- n.-xt issue the T imes will review
debate.
the candi I it -s on th- Democratic ticket. tion, it would nut question the right of
any State, left to its own free will and
The oi l wagon road lietween Waldo pleasure, to vote the Republican ticket.
T he Louisiana Stat»* electi on, hehl or.»
md Smith river, Cal., is being put in re­
—Examiner.
day last
week, resulted in a -ignal pair.
Democratic
victory, notwithstanding
“A splendid tick t,” is the general
“A dear - clothes and cheap-drunk
great party dissensions. The majority opinion of the ticket nominated last Sat-
platform” is what the Chicago Tribune
turday.
run« away up i . the t-ns of thoujan Is,
calls that of the Republican party—to
David Bunch lias removed from Ker-
and gives th • b'.o>.y-shirt argument of
lessen the tax on whisky and keep it up
'•yvilie precinct to Looking-glass, Dough-
the Republican orutoi
ui'l pr-’SH a very
on clothing. ________________
las county.
black eye.
We had some rain durin; the week
B. 1' abi . islk , who left the secretary­
KING OF CONSUMPTION,
fomitv V Clerk’s Stmi-Änniial Exliihil
and D airï
F arm , M ill
LUNG RESTORER, SANTA ABIE.
Hearn ; Jnrip * tr Jo*‘, C D.
Sexton; Wol! c
I
hi luk -I' -t w
acci I • i' »By s , >t in
h • bri-i-t 'Ab v :it work in I. f. Forbes’
! gir fi'iiat t.inkvill •. The bul'et h is not
be.-n t'.iin I u yet, b it th ■ wound is not
eon idere I luig.'ioiie Somebody will
T he tari Ibat Join» P. Irish will Mump vet b - k.lie.l By this e ireless handling of
Oregon f. r the Ih-w < ra!i<: party ha» tirearms.
.ri.
vasf* •A t »
D i.o. i d.c *
fan l> p«.tv r»/. h i*i ».
In h;i; ;»V th H ‘
poneiit, ii’i*l !»□ (l‘Hlbt
Io s?.»y t»w.n.
has a convrt»‘<*nt ex* 'i
GREEN’S
THU
MISCELLANEOUS.
F rank B rothers b
^S^LJFQRNI A
Galiee
I. C. Johnson is circulating among the Many of our |>eople are feeling very sore
voters. Ira is a good-natured individual over the long delay in the matter of the
and will take hi* defeat on June 5th payment of that $1,000 advanced by
without flinching.
lion. Joseph Simon, of l'oi tin nd, Oregon.
Frank Miner, formerly of Plevna, and Chairman of tlio Republican State Cen­
a tirsto la-s salesman, has returned from tral Committee at our last election, on
Yreka, t al., and is employed at the Red the sixty days, promise from von as to
House, Linkville.
payment. Nearly
two
years
have
Water is running through the big elii| )*»♦*( I. They are out the principal and
Klauiath water ditch, and, should the interest. The Senators as well as my­
weather continue warm, tlieie will la* self, who were parties in some sense, are
np|»'aie<! to by Mr. Simon and his
much d'-mand for it.
Cogswell A Hale, our new firm, are friends.who think great injustice has been
having the building Pumeriy occupied by done him. We emnot afford to have
Ralph Roberts, at I. ikville, fitted up my misunderstanding at this time in
Oregon, as at the liest we shall have a
neatly fi t a law offi
The mail fur this -.• lion d >es n >t con­ narrow ••sca|»‘ from defeat, if we do not
nect at Ager r.ulruid station, an I in ie i suffer it. Our election on the 14th of
complaint is f >un I in eons -«i'i-' ice. Tins June involves the el. ction .lire, tly of one
Senator and indirectly of the other, and
iefeit si mid Is- r-’ne lied.
of my successor, in Oregon who is to Is*
A stag • route will be estab.i-died from voted fur at that time. Oregon is in dan­
Montag!.', via Ball’s, through Butte
ger.
‘■reek valley to K'-no. We understanJ
stages w ill be running shortly.
The Democratic State Convention has
Wallieo Neunun. wli» has Ir.-en u
Plevna for sotnetim •, h is removed to
Linkville and formed a partnership in
tl.e blacksmithing b ism s, with W. D.
Woodcock.
or
thought of.
I n
creek, B( ii. Bull; Murj .
-<»n; William* creek, II.
Sheriff Childers and Treasurer Bald­
’ the Republican National Commit tee, was
win are ex]A-ted h nne from their Irin to
I with absent inindedn.es» addressed by
l’oitlandand Suu Francisco this week.
The new sieamlsiat is nearina coniple the gent 'email who seeks to succeed him­
way the Republican t'Spvr» pnt
t»si
Pleasing to the Palate and
Death to a Cough.
JOSEPHINE DEMOCRATS IN
!
Otii •<* .f Tr*vteur»*r <»f Jacktog <'«> , Oreg.«», f
•lacksonvilb*, April 13, is**. Ç
H* HEHY GIVEN THAT THERE
an- fu: i- i : t • ('ounty Tr»*Msur>
the re-
d Hin pt ion of Ut»* f »Bowing county warrant« pro
t»*«t*MÌ up to January !M, 1«M: Numtier« 62 m . 622,
MH, 672 67*1. Mil.
<1. »i7t». 62V. 165. 5M. 3X3.
67V, 6**l, ♦’’‘1.713. 7i ».’»*<<. iri. 7i>. ft**2, 707. 6W. 6MK,
6'.«, 724,727, 7*5»», 7W, 72 *. 7<iV. 715, «23. *v*5. 826.
730, 7V4. M47. ’32 «♦>. *71, -7?, 772. *45. MV. #7*. 4*iV
KM.7V7. VIO. H77. MX. Ml.M-. k .* -V . M” M». N62*
M64. **75. 731. 726. V25. V24. V34 574. ‘.♦JÎ* 757. WU). 744*
Int»*rest on the same will eens« from tbi" date
REW M AN FIHHER.
( our.ty TrtMwur»*rs
NOÌ1 < !.
NOTICE.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
T HAVETHI8DH GIVEN MY HUN. ALVAH
1 B. Hammon»!, fu« tun**,to do and transact bua-
ine«« for himself, and I hold no claim on him
or bis cfiniinga.
E. HAMMOND
Usted April 1,1Ä63.
HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYBELF ABA CAN.
di»late for the office of County Clerk of Jack
«»•n county, subject to the decuuon of tho Demo*-
rratic county convention, to l»e held for
po«e of nominating county officers.
I
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