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ADVEBTI81XQ AMD JOB WOKX.
1IME3 PUBLISHING COMPN’Y
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19~ Lessi utvertiMmeoto iBwrted rwsoasbly.
A fair reduction from tbe abov. rat., made to
rwrll.Dd time advertia.ro.
TH£ TI1U8 JOB OFFICI
ia mor. oomplata by tar thu
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NUNAN,
SPRING! 1888 SUMMER! J.
Jacksonville, Oregon,
GRANDEST & LARGEST COLLECTION
Is now offering Special Bargains in Fall labrics,
Manufacturing Company’s 56-ineh Tricot Cloth iu colors; Iron frame,
Invincible, Black Alpaca, double fold; Silk and Wool Henrietta
Cloth; Check Mohair dress good«, yard wide; Oriental Suitings.
I will give
OF NEW WINTER
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BETTER VALUE FOR LESS MONEY
FURNISHING GOODS HITS,
BOOTS asi SHOES,
TOBACCO, GROCERIES.
in all wool Cashmeres than any house in Southern Oregon.
Cabot W, 44 Brown Muslin, Tp- }>er yard; Whittinsville bleach­
ed Muslin, 9c per yard; Laconia, 1U4 bleached Sheeting, 30c per
yard; Wainsutta, 4-4 bleached Sheeting; Fruit of Loom, 4-4 bleached
'Sheeting; Lonsdale, 44 bleached Sheeting;
New Calicoes ’ New Dress fiiiiiiois!
Olioitp ior (hit-ili!
Amo>keag plaid shirting. Cheviot, 14e per yard; Marseilles check
shirting, Cheviot; Caledonia shirting, Cheviot.
An entire line of new fall Buttons in metal, jet, etc.; Ladies’ Ger­
man, full finished, fleece lined stockings, something, entirely new and
verv durable; Misses’ and Childrens’ stockings in black and other col
ors, both wool and cotton; Gentlemen’s furnishings in flannel, merino
and cotton.
Dressmaker-; will tind a full stock of Trimmings, Silesia, Nauiti-
keag Drills, Crinoline, Wadding, Whalebone, 1 eatlierbone, Dress
Shields, Extenders. Etc.
ASHLzkND
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BUT ONE CENT.
tho luiilrctj» of any on«» who might want
to HttHii«! <»ur hc I. o «»! during the coiung year and
you will d«> them a favor. To Mioh w»» will send
our catalogue and circular»
uh
MORRIS M. HARKNESS,
A iTOUNEÏ AMD COUNSELOR AT LAW
MEDFOR
HA
SADDLES AN
HR*.
BOBES.
All Kinds of Repairing Done.
MADE HARNESS
MARBLE WORKS!
J. C. AV HIPP,
ORECON ST. JACKSONVILLE, OR.,
Cemetery Work a Specialty.
IMPORTANT to STUDENTS.
Grant's F» m , Oregon.
Wirt practice in all court» <»f the State.
WILLARD CRAWFORD,
ATrq INF-Y AND COUNSELOR AT l.AW.
Medford» Oregon
Will practice in all the court» of the State.
Office in Ha ulin’» brick building, up-at urn.
P. P. PRIM,
ATTORNEY
A
Three Courses of Studb-HorDial,
Academic, Commercial.
R. »«! our catalogue ami you will tindour plan«,
cournes «»f btudy. and regulations. Tell your
fn«*n«ta »t»»ut our school ami help us to grow
Work for uh
A word from you might help us
very much. Remember that the
FALL
TKHM BECUX*
Il EH
IS»«.
wir*.
.... $.«) Ot».
$¿5 uo.
. .. $15 (II.
Normal Scholar»hip. ........................
Commercial Scholarship.............
i rainingSch«M.»l per year..............
OOUNSEI.OR-AT-LAW, ¡
THE PLACE
IktlSOWILlt. MN.,
Will era tie« in all ths Courts of ths State. Office
in the Court H«»tu», first door to the I« ft of en­
trance.
SCRATCHED 28 YFARS.
OR.,
Prompt Attention given to all Order* by Mail.
LAW,
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BUGGY, CIRRI* : ant-TElM
LUCKEY & CO.,
W. MORRISON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
me
This Leather is manafactDreil by a Process similar to that by which the Patcnl
Kids known as Dongola arc made. Tbc Points Claimed for it are these:
TOUGHNESS—It is almost Inq>o>sibk‘to Ti’ai’,:iBil it will not Crack.
SOFTNESS—Whether Col<l or Hot, Wet or l)rv, it is always Soft
and Easy for the most Tetnlei Feet.
WATERPROOF—It will Turn Watei better than any other Leather.
COLOR—A Jet Black that will not Faile or turn Ri d.
POLISH—Unlike all other Grain Leather it will take a High Polish
with ordinary Shoe Blaekimr.
CLEAN AN1> LIGHT WEIGHT—Not being Weighted with Tan-
ningMaterials ami Grease, it will not soil a Stocking and weighs
Light for the Substance.
We carry in custom-made work of the Highest Grade of this stock,
a hand welt (men’s) lace shoe, made on the English Wankenphast last,
at $5 <10, and a lace shoe made, on the Harvard Boy-Toe last, calf
lined throughout and soles of Genuine English Sole Leather, at £7 00.
Both arc in seven different insteps ami widths to each size. For 25cts.
additional they will be sent charges prepaid to any address by mail or
express.
Protzman & DeFrance,
Portland, Oregon.
Ashland, Oregon,
Will Sell, Reni, Least and Handle
Real-Estate on Commission.
A Choice Collection of City and
Country Property for sale.
daacriptiondoDart B m riuetooo rotea ^.41 a •
promptesd trot ntaaam«nner.
OUR DETECTIVE SYSTEM.
NEW BASEBALL RULES.
There are few ¡>erhap8 who fully ap-
precíate the magnitude and beauty ol
our amateur detective system, and a
brief outline of its thorough and compre­
hensive work will doubtless be of en­
grossing interest to the readers of the
T hus , and also be an insignificant trib­
ute to the philanthropic individuals who
have given so unsparingly of their val­
uable time to this service. What a feel­
ing of protection and security permeates
tbe breast of a grateful populace whose
every movement is under the faithful
espionage of such disinterested generos­
ity 1 How the members of this modern
inquisition hunt down their victims with
a ¡tersistence that would forever shame
the palmiest days of the French revolu­
tion! Under the broad glare of the
noonday sun, or beneath the silent stars
of midnight, the faithful detectives inno­
cently smile upon their victims; while
with noiseless tread, they dodge and
climb through dark alleys, over fences
and housetops, in cellar andcauseways,
as they shadow those upon whom they
have sst tlie benignant rays of their en­
lightened understanding. And how often
the disinterested devotees of this most
matchless science are called upon to sup­
ply an ellipsis in their calculative data
from their own fertile imagination!
Here again a deligiited people will tie
constrained to say, "Blessed are the
pure in heart,” for only from such a
sublime source could one hope lor equal
and exact justice. Think of it, fellow
toilers u|>on this mundane sphere, what
heroic self sacrifice and self-abnegation
it requires to give one’s whole time to
the affairs of others. How those who
engage in this delightful occupation
must forego the care and responsibilities
of social and business life, and resist the
the seductive slumbers that hover over
the jnllows of the just, when sweet sleep
invites them to the peaceful visions of
night-time. They go forth panoplied in
the knowledge of their own goodness, at
our weddings and our funerals, in poli­
tics and religion, in public and private
life, to carefully guard the interests of
others from peace destroying innova­
tions. They glide into tire private
office to interrupt the incident that
varies the monotony of business
life, or peer into the public rostrum to
sec that a too confiding public is not im­
posed upon by a "new revised edition.”
Anon the fruits of these midnight vigils,
or midday harvests, are given to the
public in garbled extracts, or glittering
generalities; and what matter if, per­
chance, some innocent jierson shall in
his guileless simplicity fall into the
meshes of their carefully woven network
oi insinuation. The patriotic endeavor
to do the greatest good to the greatest
number will fully assuage the miserable
twinges of conscience that would cavil at
such justice. Thus would these nine­
teenth century humanitarians, who seek
to drive to the wall the gilded wicked­
ness ttiat flaunts its fluted finery through
our streets, throw around us the strong
arm of protection ttiat our t>eaceful
slumbers may not be disturbed by the
sleep-destroying vision of evil that stalks
abroad at night-time, or wastetli away
at noonday. Uur people have been
born into this service, nianietl under it,
and died out of it; and like "Jarndyce
vs. Jarndvce,” still it blooms and blos­
soms, and flourishes and fattens, in all
the magnificence of the cliancery court,
while the Lord Chancellor sits with mace
and seal ever ready to pronounce judg­
ment. And a long suffering community
is patiently waiting tbe hour when it
shall be swallowed up by spontaneous
combustion, or another Uinslopigaas
with venerated battle axe, destroy for­
ever its misguided followers.
The joint rule« committee of bMebali
clubs has completed the largest part of
its work. An endeavor waa made bv a
few delegates to re-introduce the high
and low ball system, but the majority
were against the idea and voted it down.
The pitcher will be compelled to put
the ball over th« home plate, or have a
ball called on him.
One of the mo«t important subject«
discussed was the position of the pitcher.
During the [>ast season some players
complained that the pitcher waa not far
enough away from the batsman, and
that a position three or four feet back
would be more suitable. A motion to
that effect was voted down.
Sinoe it was decided that an umpire
should stand behind the pitcher, he has
interfered with rather than helped the
batsman. When the batsman has hit
a fair ball, sending it over the pitcher’s
head and hitting the umpire, he has no
allowance and is compelled to run. The
pitcher has only to stoop and pick up the
ball to throw bim out at first. To rem­
edy thh the committee decided that a
struck ball constituted a base hit, and
gives the batsman a base when it hits
the umpire.
In order to improve the order of pitch­
ing, the committee has reduced balls to
four next season. The three strikes re­
main as utual.
The rule regarding foul tips has been
abolished and hereafter a man will be
allowed to run on them.
At the evening session it was decided
to allow each club the privilege of hav­
ing on the grounds a tenth player, in
full uniform, ready at the end of an
even inning to take the place of any
player. This man would be in addition
to the substitute who has always been
allowed to take the place of an injured
player.
An attempt to introduce a new rule,
providing that a player, who rune over
second base, should not be declared out,
was voted down.
roBTLAXP.
PER,
Salt, (loo pounds) £1 00. We luiv Coal Oil by the eat-load and can
give very low prices. . t
I allow the highest market price for Eggs, Butter and all ’Mer­
chantable Produce.
Verv Re-pect fullv,
‘ J. NTNAN.
Grant’» Pa»». Or.RoB.
Office in Ahlf Baildin«. Front 8trwt.
NO. 48.
Hay -|10<gl3 per ton.
Hops—Quote 124416c per pound.
Eggs—25a30c per dez.
A Sealy. Itching, Skia Disease, with
Potatoes—tdfsaOc per sack
-
Eadlesa SufferinK. Cured by
ii
Lard—Kegs, or gallon Jins, 8'y(^12e
a-/
-
Cuttcnra Remedies.
per lb.
If 1 had known of the Cuticura llemedie»
Oats—Market quiet. Quote 32'4®33c per
twenty.eight years ago it would have saved me bushel
$2QU (two hundr««d dollars) and an imaMBU»e
Wool
—Quote Valley, 15(318c ; eastern
amount of suffering. My di««a»e < Psortam»)
Manutecturerof
gon, 8t<J15c.
commenced ou my head in a spot not larger than
• cent. It spread rapidly all over mv body Md ^^■'iflMsiomi—Bacon, lodile; hams, 15
shoulders, llUc.
ffoMiuaer my nails. The scale» would drop 4
of me all the time, and my suffering wa» eudle*
AJSwt-Valley. »1 45«1 47’,'; Walls,
and without relief. One thousand dollar» won it '
32^31 37Ji,actl.
nqt tempt me to have thi» disease over 1
Barley—Brewing per ctl, *100; ground
am a poor man, but feel rich to be r<
per
ton.
»25027
50
what »omo of tbe doctors said waa 1« pr
Fl—.»—Valley standards quoted at *5
ring-worm, paoriaai», «tc. I nook..
Soraapanlla over one year and a
Walla Walla brands. *4 75
’cure. 1 went to two or three dot
A S
Feed- Bran,»13 50sj»U 50; aborts,»15 50
•are
1 cannot praise the Cutiea
016 50; chop, »18020; chopped barley ».’4
. too much. They have made my »1
02>
per ton.
■nd free from scale» as a baby's, j
Butter—Quote extra dioica creamery.
them was three boxes of Coticura. and three
bottlns of Cuticura Resolvent, and two cake« <»f 32@35c; fair to choice, 27;,u30e; store, 20a
('uticuru Hoap
If you had been here and said 25c per 1t>
A BOOT AND SHOE SHOP
you would have cured me for #200 you would
Meat—Steady Beef, wholeaale, 2%a3e;
Iiayn had the money. 1 looked like the picture
Is oonnected with my harness shop
Having in your book of Psoriusis (picture number two, dressed, 6c; sheep, 2X<= per !b: dressed.
sngaged the servio-s of a fireLclaas ahoemHkor. 1 ‘ How to Cure Hkin Di»«MM*e»),n but now 1 am aa 6Uc; hogs, dressed. T'.^c; veal, 708c,
Poultry—Quote chickens. »304.
for
am prepared to maaafacture boots and shoes of clear as any person ever was. Through force of
tae Utwit styles promptly
habit I rub my hands over my arms and legs to young, and »405 tor olii ; old duck», »406;
My prices ia both det -Tinenta will be quits »cratch once iu a while, but to no purpoee. 1 gease, »507 i>er dot; turkeys, 12,%c per 1b;
am all srelk leant chad twwnty.airhf year», and
•«Moaabl«. *qdsati"«>a- >
■>*r "♦*•«
Fresh Fruits—Sicily lemons, »306 SO.
it got to be a kind of second nature to me. 1
thank you a thousand times. Anything more Oregon apples. 650MÓC per box; grapes,
»1
25 per box ; pears. 75041 25 per Ixtx.
that you want to know write rue, or anyone who
s.a > saxcisco .
read» this may write to me and 1 will answer it
A Specialty.
D ennis D owning .
Wheat—Quiet; buyer. '8*. »1 6l?t .buyer,
Waterbury, Vt., Jan. 20,1887.
season,»1 (it, December, »1 57Ji
Barley—Dull; buyer, '«8, Sti'w'; buyer,
Psoriasis, Eczema, Tetter, Ringworm, Lichen, season. 96.
Pruritus, Hcall Head, Miik ( ru»t. Dandruff. Har-
JACKSON VI LEE
Oats <•(««! feed. »1 050*1 17 per cental.
b4»rs’. Bakers',Grocer» ai d Washerwoman's Itch,
Potatoe'. Peerless. 5Oa70; Burbank seed­
and every species of Itching, Burning, Hcaiy,
Pimply Humors of the Hkin and Hcalp and lings. *lal 22; Garnet Chile, 6>a75c ; Early
Blood, with Los« of Hair, arc positively cur«*d ll-i-e, <i.'*.l"5; Sweet, ,'Aktf 75c I»er Cental.
by ( uticura, the great Skin Cure, and Cuticura
Wool—Humboldt and Mendocino, 18c;
Hoap, an exquisite Hkin BeautHier, externally,
and Cuticura Resolvent, th«» new Blood Puri­ eastern Oregon heavy. 13c. eastern Oregon
light.
18e, Fall, mountain free. 12‘iC; ban
fier, internally, when physician s and all other
Joaquin ab'i Southern. 12e; Red Bluff, 15c.
it‘invdies full.
Onions >0a<X)c per cental
GKOCERIES.
MODERN.
General Contractor in
THOROUGH.
Oils, Crockery, Brooms, Tubs, Trunks, Etc, Best quality of Costa
PRACTICAL Rica Coffee, 2<>c per {tound; Good Japan Tea in 5 pound boxes, Al 5<t;
MARBLE, STONE OR GRANITE.
A POSTAL CARD WILL COST
MEDICAL.
MI80ELLAIE0US.
MISCELLANEOUS.
8TATKIDF.OREGON.
U. H.Senator*, J. H.Mitchell. J.N.D*»lph;Cun-
grenaman. B. tUnMon, Oo<ern«»r, 8. Penaoyer;
Hoc retar y ot Htate, George W. McBride; State
Trea»ur»*r. Geo. W. Webb; «Ute Printer F. C„
Everyone Should G<» and See the
Baker. Hunt. Public Inatruction. E. B. McElroy;
Supreme Judge», W. P. Lord, (’hief Justice W.
W. Thayer. H-
»Indian.
Flit»? JUDICIAL DIUTBICT.
Comprising Jackson, Josephine, Lake and
Klamath eomties. Circuit Judge, L. tt Web»tar;
District Attorney. W M Colri*.
JACKSON COUNTY.
, _
Senator, A. C. Stanley; Representative*. J. T.
Bowditch. R. A Miller, W. K. Price; ( ount,
Judge. J R NeilJ’ommtauionare.C. W.Taylar,
Wm. Ray;Clerk, M. Muller; ttherifl. J.G. fiird-
sey: Treasurer. R. H. Moore; Assessor. J. M.
Childers; Reboot Ruperintendsnt. B Mitchell;
Rumyor. J. R. Jfeemrd; Corveer. R. Tryo©;
l*170a;
Htock Inspector, W. f. Boeger.
sosancitiv ooun —*
Joint Senator. W. 8t. Clair:
J. Hu war«!; Count! Judge. V.
■uoBOve, J. Hanseth. P.
Ohaaslor; Sheriff, T.G
Jenniug»; Assessor, 1
intondent. W. A. Maw
dare; Coroner. Dr. Flanagan
KAMAta COUNTY.
Joint Senator, C. A. Coewwell of Lake. Rep-
reeentative, g. P. M om of LakeiCoeuty Judge.
CROCKERY, ETC.
W. S. Mose; Commissioners, w. C. ClMWferd.
L. R. !fo*toe;Clerk. A. L. Learitt:Sheriff. M. D.
Childers. Treasurer. Chas Graree: Asaeseor
H’nart-
narinteodent r. L. + onn- , Ram ember, these g«* *11 are new and bJ '^rht »io-e
the war in railroad ratea andare sold
tain; Purveyor, J. Q. wnflith; Coroner, J. Sie­
mens.
LAKB OOtJNTI
Joi it Senator, ('. A
Co«»well of Lak».
RnprcMMitatire, S. P. Moss; ( ounty Judge, W.
A. Wilshire: (.ommis»ionera. K. L. Bherlock.
Wm. Bagley; Clerk. W T.Buyd; Sheriff. Wm.
('aril;Treasurer A. McCallen; Sch<M»l Superin-
Country Produce bought anil «old; also. Wool,
Uodeoi. A H. Ft»ber; A»a^»*»r. J. E. McDon­ Hide«. Pure and Deer Skin» Solicit order» for
ough; Stock Inspector, D. R. Jone»
Lumber
MEru*«» or COURT». ETC.
MAX MULLER,
The Supreme Court of Oregon meets at Salem,
Poatothcf Building.
regular term» commencing on the first Mon<iayt
in March and October
TheCircuitCourt forth» First Judicial District
sets in Jncks«>n county on first Mondays in April.
September «nd Deceiutatr. In Klamath county
on second Monday in June ami fir*t Monday in
NufAniber In Lake county on the thinl Monday
in May and the second Munday in Octob«»r
In
JoMephine county on first Mondays iu March and
August.
A
.
For Jackson county th«» (ounty. Probate and
Commissioners’ court» meet every month, com-
tnencing with the first Monday; for JoM'phinn
County, the first M<»n«iay in January. April. July
and September, for Lak«» c«»unty. every alternate
month, commencing tho first M«m«iay m January.
For Klamath «»ounty th«'first W^huMday in March.
June Soritember an«i November
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, THURSDAÏ.N0VEMBER 29 1888.
VOL. XVIII.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
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'..■f a 4 s¿s.
~V .
Hold everywliere. Price, Cuticura,.’sir ; Soup,
25c ; Re»4»lvetit. 4 1 Prej»ar»Hi by th** Putter Drug
and < hcnucal Co., B<>»t<>ii, Ma»».
Send for “How tu (’ure Hkin Di»«»a»e»,“ 61 pa­
ge», 5(1 lliuMtration» and 1 ik i testimunial».
ItrHymu» Notre,
Liberal Sunday-nchool
and Bible CÍ3SS
meet« every Sunday at 11 o’clock A. M. al
the U. M. L. Hall. Talent
ni|y|PLES, blHcklifi h. chap ped ami oily bkin
Sabbath «cbool at the M E. elmrch next
I I III prevented by Unticura Medicated Hoap
Sabbath at 10 a m , J. W. Miller, pastor;
T J. ('res*. bU|>erintcndent.
Rev -I. W. .Miller will continue to til!
his regular appointments as follows: The
The di»tr»ja»ing sneezH, eneeze, theacrid, wa­ first »Sunday in each month at Gold Hill;
ler} dipcharg«*» from th«* ey«*» and no««ejhe pain­ second Sunday at Central Point; third
ful inflammation extending *o the throat, the
swelling <»f tbe mu<*u«»UB lining, causing chok­ Sunday at Medford and fourth Sunday at
ing wiisation». cough, urging noise» in the h«*»*d Jacksonville
a. U splitting iitoidaeiica Low familial theae
The follow ing are Rev. G. W. Quimby*»
«ymptonif are to tboUHand» who butt»*r penotli. appointments 1st Sunday in each month,
rally from head cold» or influei.za, ax.«! who live both morn ng and evening, at Jacksonville;
in ignorance of the fa«-t that a single application
of (Sandford’» Radical l ure for Catarrh will af- 2 I Minday ar Antioch ; 3 1 Sunday at (»old
Hili; 4th Sunday, at 11 o’clock a , m , at
fur inetantaneou» relief.
But thia treatment in canee of simple Catarrh Brownsborou^h, ami in the evening at
given but a faint idea <»f what this remedy will Eagle Point.
do in the chronic forme, where the br«,*athing i»
The following are Rev. R Ennis ap-
obstructed by choking, putrid mucous a ecu mu
lationii, the h«*aring aftecte«!, emell and ta»te pointments: On every Sunday morning,
gone, throat ulcerateii and hacking cough grad­ excepting the th ird, he will hold services
ual!} fastening itbeif upon the debUitated aye- at th«- Presbyterian church in Phoenix; on
t« ui. lhen it 1« that the marvellous curative the third Sunday moaning and every Sun­
pow«*r of Hanford’» Kadical Cure manifests it-
day evening lie w ill prea< h at the Presby­
no If in iDHtuiitaip'ou» and grateful relief. Cure
begin» from the tir»t application. It in rapid, terian church in Jacksonville.
radical. jaTmaiH'iit,ec<m<'mical. saf«1
The following are Rev. G. E. Jones' ap­
Hanford'» Radical ( ure const»«» of one boltlo pointments : At Antioch on the first Sun­
ofthe Radical Cure, one lx>x of Catarrhal Hol-
day na Hfttarday before, at 11 a m .; at
vent. and on«» Improved inhaler ; price, fl.
the Anteioi i Baptist church on the second
P«>tter Drug A Ch'mical Co., Boaton.
Sunday at 1. o clock am , also the Satur­
day befoie at 11 a . M . ami at Eagle Point
in the evening; at the Mountain district
school-house on the third Sunday at 4 p.
m .; fourth Sunday, at the Table Rock
OF FEMALES
school house at 11 a . m .. and at the Mulby
Ir.wtantly rolier»««) by the Catirura school-house at 4 r. m
Sneezing Catarrh.
PAINS and WEAKNESSES
n«'w. mo-tagr«’•-
ai»l<- inrtai taneou« and infallible
pam-kiliing pla»!er.wp«*ciai]y adapt-
wl tu relieve Female Paine and
Weakne»»«*» Warrant«*d vastly »u-
penor to all "ther planter», ami the most p«?rfect
Antidote to Fain, lnthi.u mat ion ami Weakne»»
jet «-«impounded. At all <iruxgi»tH, 25 cent»;
flv«» for JI;<»r. postage free of Potter Drug and
Chemical Co., Boston.
Treat The tn If el I.
T he N ext EcursK.—There will be a
total eclipse of the sun on the afternoon
of January 1st, 1889. which will be vis­
ible to a portion of this coast. The belt
of totality passes from the Aleutian is­
lands southeasterly to the Pacific coaat
and northeasterly, leaving the earth be­
tween Lake 8uj>erior and Hudson Bsy.
It first touches the Pacific coast about
one hundred miles north of San Fran­
cisco. The duration of totality will be
two minutes and three seconds, which
is about one minute shorter than the
general rule. Congress made no appro­
priation to olrserve the eclipse by the
national observatory, but several private
expeditions will be fitted out for the pur­
pose of making observations of the inter­
esting occurrence.
It is only total
eclipses of the sun which possess unus­
ual interest to astronomers, and the in­
terest even in these has diminished of
late years, owing to the small prospect
that new facts of importance can be as­
certained. During the short time of the
eclipse a search will be made for the
supposed little planet called Vulcan,
whose orbit is within that of Mercury,
which ultra smatterers delight in styling
“intra-mercurial."
The T ime ;.« fears that (<«> little attention
is paid to the newcomers. Especially is
tin« true of the ladle« who have but recent­
M oxvmkxt to S enator N esmith .—Aa
E- DoPEATT,
ly arrived. There have Invn numerous
far back aa MM steps were taken to hare
Any person wishing t«> e»ll property will find
complaints
that
the
wive«
and
«laughters
of
„ monument erected to the
...o memory of
it t<» thoir intenwt to call and »e« uh .
a
ATTOR N E Y A COU NS E LO R-AT- LAW,
gentlemen who hare in the last few months
, Col. J. W. Nesmith, says the /«depend-
located in this se< tion have received ab-
A-hloud Ormon.
1 ence IFeel Side. The
................................
laM legislature ap-
milutely n<> attention, in many instances
--DONK IN—
W. L.CASSON. this is no doubt due to their lK*ing entirely
propristeii »240 for the purpose. The
A. H CAUSoN.
Will practice in all Court» of th? State. Office in
unknown .but this i« not always so. People
monument has arrived and is being
Chid Fellow’«* building, up stair».
who come without letter« or other intro­
pla<. d over his grave on the old home
BONANZA.
duction
cannot
complain
if
they
are
not
farm, near Derrv. l’olk r<.nnfy. but th*
J. R. NEIL.
immediately taken up by th«'«c "who have
Htatc is not |«.ving for it. The family is
Hu miles South of Grant’s Paes, Josephine an established position to sustain,hut when
ATTORNEY * COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Itearing the total exjienoe and the sum
(he respectability and social status of the
County, Oregon.
—AND AT —
appropriated, we understand, will not
later arrivals is sati>fa< tory, they should be
Jackaonville Oun.
be drawn from the treasury. The rea­
ma«lc to feel at home at once and every at­
T kem ' ass on T imber L ands .—As spec­ son is that the amount was so small as
tention paid to them bv the o’der resident*.
THE LOWEST RATES.
Will practice in »lithe('«»urta ofthe State. Of-
True gentility should dictaUe this, and the ial attorney for the U nited States gov­ to scarcely be worth applying in the
ftc m Court House, eecoud d«»or on right from
. n. OATMAN. SUCCESSOR TO J. O. HAM-
negh • t of the newcomers can only l»e ex­ ernment. under contract with the pres­ manner intended. Tbe monument is of
tj • skerA(’<>. «>f B«>naiisa. Klamsth county. Or.,
entrance.
cused on the ground that they are coming ent administration, J. W. Oates of Santa marble and granite and is sixteen feet
—13 AT—
ha» pnrcim»ed a larg»» and brst-clH»» stock <»f
so rapidly they cannot be sought out and Rosa will begin trial of the ease of the
g.wKi» which are now <»n the wav fr«>m P«>rtland.
W. F. WILLIAMSON.
high with a polished base covering six­
visiteil a* promptly a« they should be* un­
DEALERS IN
and will bo »old Ch4*ap for Cash. Everybody i»
ATTORNEY .t COl'NSEI.OK AT-LAW.
der
any other circumsUncea To the ta­ United States vs. the Sierra Lumber teen squate feet. It will mark the last
invited to call and examine good» ami prices l»e-
instock, consiPtingof
fore purcliasinK elsewhere. You can always tind
llies of*Jackson county must this important Co., in the United States circuit court. resting-place of one of Oregon’s noblest
on hand a full line of
Medford, Oregon
matter be delegated. The gentlemen are all December 4. The case is important, as pioneers undone whose hand was ever
.......................
employed
and have ....
as yet ................
but little
...........
time it is one of the means adopted by the ready to take hold of any public meas­
JACKSONVILLE', ORECON
All buMuase in my line will receive prompt at­
Aople.
Poar.
Peach.
for the amenities of life out'ide of business administration to protect the public do­ ure which promised advantage and ad­
Clothing. Boots and Shoes.
tention.
hour*
1 lhe
he good
goo«i name
Jaeks<»n county
lt :;r
iiume Jackson
l ountv I main from the trespassers of a large and vancement to the state of Oregon.
Plum, Prune. Apricot )H . >1.1«
n «m achieved
< a > *)>•
1 as
«> ■ n a n-nrln
knnrln.l I wealthy corporation which
.... have caused
Groceries. Hardwr re
pie It
have
warm-hearted,
H. K. HANNA,
sociable class must not be permitted to de­ such injusticH to actual and lonafide
W hat to T kach Y oc ’ r B ots .—Teach
4TPOKNEY A COUNSELOR AT-LAW,
and everything generally to be found in a fir»t- Nectarine, Cherry.
teriorate It must I m * sustained and added
l’
clKbMCountry Store.
to until the very name Jackson county settlers. The complaint charges the de­ them how to earn money; to he «trictly
Jacksonville, Oregon.
JAS. MORTON, Manager
Almond. Chestnut.
fendant corporation with having en­ truthful. Teach them shorthand and
-hall become a synonym f«»r sociability.
Bonanza. April 18 1K8H.
croached U|wn a large section of public typewriting, economy in all affair«, to be
JU
Will practice in al! the Courts of tho State
Walnut
and
land near Shasta county, felled timber I>olite in their manners. Teach them
Office up stair» in Orth’s brick.
/‘»frrvon’s
/or lieermber
and converted .. it into lumber. . It ----
is es- arithmetic in all its branches, history
1-fully r«iual t<» the pre«-<»«ling numbers of •.
S. S. PENTZ,
the v<4uinc. Thi-» < x< vllent ¡»criodical ha» I timated by witnesses that lumber to the and political economy. Teach them, bv
(Formerly of Washington City,)
excellc«! its« If during the present vear. I value of over 12,000,000 has been taken example, how to do things well. Teach
GRAFE VINES. CURRANTS. GOOSEBER­
■Out With Mo»by’s M« n” is one of the I from the land, and damages are asked them the care of horses, wagons and
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
iuom striking sket< he> to be found among I for to that amount.
The question in- tools, and to avoid tobacco and strong
RIES, BLACKBERRIES. RASPBER-
MKDF0IH». OREGON.
the De« < tulicr magazine». It is the ad ven- TOlved Ml whether the lumber was cut by drink. Teach them habits of cleanli­
RIES. STRAWBERRIES, FIGS.
ture «•( a boutlu rn I m 1 c. shut up in Rmh agent8 as acla oi willful trespass, or ness and good order; to ride.drive, jump,
DEALERS IN
Will practice in all Co art» of the State and be­
mond. wh«» managed, bv the ai«i of thi» ! .
,__ r
.
Jacksonvilie,
n«»ted kind, t«» cross the Union lines and I ^(-tber H was done through a mistake run and swim. Teach them careful and
fore all Governmental l>»’p»irtmenta.
Our trees are cr<»wn without irrigation <ui red
Money loaned and collection» made.
hili land, and all of known vat ietv* 1 hat succeed gut ia. k. k-aring fresh supplies for her 1D boundary lines, or through negligence correct business habits, and how to get
)regon-
wanlrot»«-. Th«- adventure is related with merely. The question is material, as the most for their money. Teach them
m Southern Oregon.
W. H. PARKER,
Those contemplating
iplating tree
tr«*o planting will do well great '•pint, and the fact that every incident I determining the amount of damages, the to avoid profane and indecent language,
he undersigned have formed a co .
. hard and nursery, or write to u»
to vieit our orci
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER.
a< tuallv hap|»cn<-«i adds to the charm The fact that tbe timber was ent being sus- to Ixs manly, self reliant and aggressive.
partnership with an autboriz«4 capital of
for |>rice-h»t. AddrcHa to up at Murphy. Jose-
»55.IW. for the purpose of carrying on a General
Jarknonvlll», Ororon.
phinn county. Oregon, or t<» R R Station. «muning story. An Unexiwute«! Reply.” is ceptible of definate proof.
Teach them to be neat and genteel in
Banking Buaina»" in all of ita branches in Jack­
< harminirly written and illustrate«!, a* is I
Grant
’
»
!*
uhh , Or.
their appearance.— Drninan’t Gaztftt.
Probate Matter», Abstract of Tit low, (’onvoyan« sonville, Oregon
< Iffice at ths old stand of Beek­
the
article
A
Winter
Pastime.
”
The
two
I
A. H. CARSON A RON
rin^. Homestead, Pre-emption and all other man's Banking House, 8. E. corner of Third and
TnE citizens of Keno are urging the
..-erials « nd. Mr<. lI«»op»T ami Miss Bow­
us
a
trial
ami
judge
bumne»» entrusted to rrv». will receive prompt t alifiirma streets.
f. ( , nEEKMAN
A Bia D eficit .—Frank Mason, Unit­
man always write admirably, but this time proposition to shorten the Linkville-
attention. Loan« negotiated.
£ ASllI’OLE.
«•a«h ha> gone above her average. The Ashland road, which can be done, says ed States Consul to Marseilles, in his re-
Office on corner, oppoeitc Court H<»;»«».
THO8 G. BEAMES.
T. J CRESS.
double-size colored fashion-plate make* an ‘‘Peter The Poet" in a communication part to the State Department says the
«tUrtivu pi<'ture. and the ««»stutnes arc th«* to the Tiding., by a short cut made wheat crop in France falls 80,824,952
iu«»st stylish we have seen this season. The from Quin Anderson's across the river to bushels short of last year, and that on
WE INVITE INSPECTION.
! work table designs afford natlem« for all
sorts of pretty and useful holiday gifts. the old Yreka road at a point close to the basis of the total yearly consumption
JACKSONVILLE, OR.
Peterson” is the most complete, as well Keno, and the thing is done. The road of 120,000,000 hectoliters there ia a total
Med Toril, Oregon.
K<x*t>. the !ame»t «teck of
as the cheai»est; family magazine in Amer­ itself, stretching over level cleared net deficit of 37,238.488 bushels to. be
Having permanently located her«. I «fficr my
There has
ica. Terms, two dollars a year; 2copies. ground all the way, will cost next to supplied by importation.
services to the peitple of Houtb«*rn Oregon.
Qihco jn t hildcrs brick block Jlvn street.
$3.50; 3 copies, |4.K0; 4 copies, $t».40; 5 cop­ nothing. The lalxrr on the bridge will been an average advance of about 15
Reiiidonu«) mi North Ftont MreeL
$8. with elegant premiums to the getter- not exceed 1300, as the timber 6tands per cent, per bushel. There is a duty of
Opp. Od<l Follow»’ Buildin«,
House Paiuting, Paper Hanging ies.
Cull» promptly attended to. day nr night
up of the club. Sampica copies free to on the hanks of the river and the owner 26’, cents jier bushel on imported wheat
----- and-----
Frescoing,
Kalsomining,
Etc.,
those
desiring fo get up clubs. Address
K FliT CF. M D.*
Peterson’s Magazine. 30»» Chestnut street, of it will cut it down and shape it for and an effort will t>c made in the Na­
use without charge. And Keno is will­ tional Assembly next October to eeeure
Done
in
a
superior
manner
and
at
prices
to
suit
Philadelphia. Pa.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
VINES AND SHRUBBERY
thotiincH. I refertothe jobs of painting I have
ing to furnish considerable more than a reduction. Mason predicts that the
previ«>nHly done for recommendation. Satisfac-
Vfeilforil, Oregon
her portion ot muscle to the building of present duty will be maintained, and
M/iir/*
It, Huron or Nhakes/eeare,
on the Northwest conet.
IGS WELL-KNOWN HOUKK« UNDER THE tion guaranteed.
JW- G ive me a trial and judge for yon*se|f.
Th«'authorship of th«’ dramatic produc­ both road and bridge. By simply im­ says France alone will need nearly aa
n«»w management, will b«» <'«»n<lu<'te<i on the
Office in Williams’ Brick Building Up-atair».
b»“.t and m«>bt popular plan», no pain» b«»iiiff Orders left at Merritt's New Cash Store wii’ tions attribute«! to the last of thealw»ve- proving four or five miles of road at much wheat as the United States can
Hparud to uiv«» g«»n«»ral aati»facti«»n. It contain» receive prompt attention
Walter A. Wool’s Binders,
nametl is agitating literary < ircles to the very I Green Spring m> untain, the road can be spare for ex|>ort.
T J. CRESS.
DR. S. DANIELSON,
comfortable
td<*«>pitig »(»artment» »upplied with
« entre. but affec ts the practical masses far made better than the Montagne road.
Walter A. Wood’s Chain Rake Rea pore,
Hinglean«! double bed», making it a «leatrable
less than th«* momentous «niestion, how
|'hy»io>Mf*dlc«l
A Bisv M an .—J. It. N. Bell, ef the
Walter A. Wood's Sweep Rake Reatier*
place for the entortiiiniuoDt of both traveler» and
t«» regain or nresrve health, that essential
Walter A. Wood's Ei.ijpm’d Guar Mowers;
Tho BUYEBB’QUID» is
fam ill«*.
Tin; C attle I kpcstry .—The Interna Cbenaekete, has been called to Rose­
PRICES :
’
of
kidily
ami
m«
ntal
activity,
business
suc
­
PHYSICIAN A N D S U R (i E o N,
issued Mwrch And Sept.,
Gaar, Scott ikCo.'H Separators,
.
burg by the serious illness of one of his
th
rriu»i<i
cess and the “pursuit of happiness.” We tinn.il Range Association and National children. He will return in a few days
cnch vear. It is an ency­
AppleTreee..................................... V* t«>SlO per 100.
Gaar, Scott A Co.’s Plain and Trai’tion Engines,
Mi*>|for«|, Or«*i(on.
can throw more light «>n this latter subject Butcher's Protective Association held
clopedia
of
useful
infor
­
Peach ”
..................................... 10 ” M ‘
’*
Coates’ Lock Lover Hay Rake; also a
Will nlway« b4*«applied with the Ixwt the market
Plum and Prune Tree»..............
8 “ id
than the most profound Shakespcrian can a joint convention, and the Senate In­ and will, likely, bring bis family with
mation for nil who pur-
Hpecini attention given to Chronic I)i»4w»e».
afford». h < tv « m ’ in »»yle that will please th«' moat
Other trees and ahrubtiery furuiahc«! r*.wt»onably•
on the «¡uestion first projounded. If tbe vestigating Committee liegan work on the him, and set up his homo herein a house
chaHo the luxuries or tho
fa»t ¡«lions tantp.
Ren«l for a atalogue to
system i> «ivplvted, the nerves shaky ; if in­ beef question at St. Louis recently. he has rented near the hotel. He will
necessities ot life. We
lj0r’>iiMtes eassumble and satiebiotguaran­
J. H. tiETI LEMIEK. W.»odburn. Or
E. 8. PICKEL, M D.,
digestion or constipation txithers one at The ltange Association represents 15,000 still retain editorial control of the Rose­
can olotbo you and furnish you with
teed .
I
J.
J.
STRAIT,
Prop.
times, or constantly ; if the skin is v<'ll<»w
all the necer.sary and unnecessary
WriteforCatalngne. A<l<lre»» either HÜNE I1I10S. IMI’I.. <0.. I’»rtlsn<l. 0r„ or
burg Rriieu- and one of liis sons will re­
PHYSICIAN AND .8 1 It«. EON. 1851
1S87
and tongue furred as in biliousness . J there cattle-raisers, and the Butchers’ Associ­ main ui Roseburg as local manager of
appliance* to ride, walk, dance, sleep,
( UONFMII.I.FR * SON. Agent». Jscksonvilla Or.
ation represents 10,000 butchers all over
aye
premonitory
twing«
s
<>f
oncoming
rheu
­
cat,
fish,
hunt,
work,
ro
to
church,
Mrilforil, Oresqn.
the paper. Mr. Bell has many irons in
or stay nt home, and in various siser,
matism or neuralgia; if lhe ki<lncys an* in­ the country. The object ofthe two in­
n
styles and quantities. Just figure out
active-use Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, terests is the same—to throttle the the lire as he is a clergyman and the
Manufacturer
of
(’all* promptly attended to day “r night.
I
what is required to do all these things
the finest re« upurant of an ag«* pr«»lifi<* in dressed-beef syndicate. The butchers clerk of the railway commission in ad­
Office <»n B etreet.
COMFORTABLY, an.; you can make a fair
beneficial ami suri'e.ssful remcdi«*s. R«*- assert that the dressed-beef syndicate dition to being an editor and a hotel
1
rB'ira.ta of the value ot tho DUYr-lta
membur, if malaria, threatens or afflict*, has bankrupted them, and that since keeper, but he manages, somehow or
DR. W. STANFIELD.
GUIDE, which v.il! bo aont upon
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
that it neutralizes the poison and fortifies
the trust has been formed SO |>er cent, other to keep them burning, and is uni­
receipt
of
10
c-nts
to
pay
postage,
th«* system.
Dealer in
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.
of the butchers in the leading cities have formly successful with e«rli.--5Mte«nuin.
MONTGOMERY
WARD
&
CO.
f AM PEH8ONALLY ACQUAINTED WITH
¡been forced to quit business. The Range
X11-U4 Michigan Avenue. Chicago.Bl.
Haa located in Ashland Or for the practice of
It cannot be denied that too many
1 iram n? Vho unis) ilr’irabh' farm, in Jackson
1 C.Vv’DI» CG.’VFESiilUM.
Association agrees with the butchers,
his |irofcu*ioii. Mak h all chronic di^anea, snrh
employes watch the clock, to be certain
and Jiiai.phine i-ountnw. My medical practice
For ecTural years 1
from Dywperetaand
as R»H»ii’Hatii:n. .btlini i. Pib**». Kidney D ihhomh »,
and
is
further
prepared
to
show
that
reqnirm*
in«
to
ride
through
a
circuit
of
from
one
A
full
line
in
Ht«»vk
of
Eidney Complaint,the latter being »o »ever« »t
nut to serve overtime, with far moro
Ip ver Complaint«. Ac., a specialty.
while the price of dressed beef ha« l>een
locu-htj miles, and 1 will bepliwedto carry with
tlm< s tl.r.t 1 eouht s« ar«*« lj attend to n<y WOTif*
faithfulncra than they do the interact«
in> own team and witliont char«« nil who wi.li
GENCRAL BUILDING MAJEKIAU
My
lite wne peer ami I was much •mactatcd,
hoisted, the price of beef on the hoof has
of their employer«. Such a coorM can
to purchase land. Any |x»rs >n wishinx a fnnt or
L. L WH1TNSY. M. D.
Vu11 h rou* b 11 e fr« e v**« of Joy's Vegetable ftarsa-
been
lowered.
Thus,
it
is
alleged,
all
nariciilturnl
farm,
or
any
person
having
a
farm
imrtilan
yaF]*tdi»
an'tdt»
,
**wtlouiXLiprovcd
*WX
xuy
KetimiUea and Price Li»t on applicat;ot>
lead to nothing el«e than mere tolera­
for aalc. will do w«ll to call nt my ottica and »r-
the cattle industry of the county is being
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
teehb w?s perfectly restvPxU
MAIK ROUTE.
Country order» a »pecialty.
tion on the part of an employer; and
r»n««withme
Mr charges will be moderate
wiped out.
FACTORY AT WEIDLER’8 MILL.
I already have IKK« acre« of improved and rn-
those who practice it do not deserve
Ew .1 a Point, Oregon
improved lands for aals. ranging from $5 to $50
Salesrooms, cor. Thir«l and E Street»,
promotion. We have heard of mechan­
r.vddlxig. Cal.
Hnvintf l«M*atHil at thin place I aakaahare <>f
an acrein price, and can suit all comers.
T
he P romotion or A. N. T owne .—Th« ics who would lay dowo the upraised
PORTLAND
(HiEGGN
thi* i»«tro:ia«»» of thi« section, (’alia attended to
Office nt Central l’oint, Jackson county. Or
PI T ME ON THE LIST.
reasoa
for
the
appointment
of
A
N.
TAGES
LEAVE
JACKSONVILLE
EVERY
J. HINKLE. M D.
hammer at the signcl for noon without
at any tune
I suffer»<1 f«>r vraiw fr >m catarrh. It deatroyed
Motcbiy and Friday at rt o’clock A. M. for Wil-
my app« tit«? ami w«»t« n»«1 my system. None of Towne as third viee-preeident of the S. striking the intended blow ; and of ac­
dsrville. returning Tuesdays and Hatunlay.
P.
R.
K.
Co.
ie
<lue
to
the
decision
of
W. H. SOMMERS, M. D.,
lhe
r«'ine.:b
«
I
t-M»k
»fl
Tded
me
any
relief,
until
I
countants who would omit a aero till
Htavc leaves for Wright’s on Wednesdays at 10
SOLE AGENTS FOR
commenced uaing "tho Calif«mis Remedy," Joy a
Inland .Stanford who «till retains the after luncheon in wiiting 1000, under
o'clock A. M„ returning Thursdays.
PHYSICIAN. SUKOKON AND ACCOUCHEUR
Vegetable Saiwaparilla. I began taking it laat
By the Thousand !
presidency.
Towne
»till
retain»
the
similar circumstances.
Each insisted
spring and am n<>w<-ntirely free from thia diaguat-
jioeition of Reneral manager, in addition upon hi« “right«." But, think you that
Jacksonville, Oregon.
ing diac-aa«’, and am again rtroug and healthy.
OF ASHLAND, OR.,
THE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW TAKING OK
to hie new one. and get» a »alary of ».30,- either served bimselt well?
Professional calls promptly attended to day or 1 tier® through Jackson and Joaephine countie*
C« >RRESPOI>NENCE SOLICITEI ».
000 a year. His new office bring» no
fur
night.
....
a
M >b.vs,til.
1
I increase of »alary,aa he had to own some
Public Notice.
Consultations in either English or German.
T iik Nicaragua Canal Company was
f
Office and residence on California street.
stock, in order to legally qualify as di­ last week incorporated in Vermont by act
nre now prepared to furnish the beet of music
FRUIT TREES & SHRUBBERY,
hf
.
undersigned
will
be
in
him
Comer of Fifth street
rector.
How
much
stock
was
given
for public or private Par tie». Balls, Picnic», Ac ,
1‘roluile Court.
of the legislature of that state. It is the
office in the court-boas«, in Jacksonville,
at any point «>u the coast.
Any kind raid'd in *
1
Nursery.
The following business has Iwen trans- none of the gentlemen having informa­ same act introduced in the U. H. Senate
All the new popular music i» played by thie on the
tion will tell. When Senator Stanford by Edmunds at the last seseion The
Orchestra.
I. A ST Mt TV It I>A r IN EVEKV MONTH, a« ted in probate court «in« c our last rejiort :
Saw Mill for Sale or'Rent. Thuno wautins T th » y « thia ‘»U will du w«lit<»
In the matter of the estate of Jann« W. goo« to Washington next week, Towne promoters of the enterprise stated that
Having employed a Urge number of muaicians
jrivo me their orflera, a« 1 wi'l guarantee satisfac­
FOB GOODS IN OUR LINE
for th« purtioae of transacting business con­ ('«»Ilins, deceased. First semi-annual state­ will be the highest official of the com­
w«»
are
able
t<»
furnish
any
number
of
band».
he undersigned offers for hale tion.
they were all ready to begin actual work
Any instrument» or a caller furnished toother nected with tlia office
ment filed.
or rent the steam saw-mill on Forest creek,
I warrant all my tree» if properly caretl for.
pany in San Francisco because Crocker on the canal as soon as the charter is ob­
All persons mt «reefed will take rotice accord­
bands. All orders by mail or telegraph prompt­
L. C. HEINRICHSEN.
Term» of payment oany. Produce takpn at mar­
Jackson county. Oregon. It is in hrst-cla«* or­
Estate
of
Jo.«.
S.
1*.
Raiinev.
Benj.
»Hay
­
is away in New York. Until the latter
ly attended to. Terms always reas«»nRbiP. Ad­ ingly. My poatoffice address I- Sam’s Valley.
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der and will be disposed of or rent“d on r«.«ason- ket price lttiO lb», of Peach Heed wanted.
mond np|Miinte«i administrator uml Horace returns Towne's new position will make tained.
H H. MITCHELL
dress
PROF. GANIABD.
A. H. JOHNSON.
able term»-
County Scliotd Superintendent of Jackson Pelton, C. C. McClendon ami J. B. Dungan
IO
First
Streat,
...
Portland,
Oregon.
Ashland,
Or.
rsnawwvpHew
Swrvfy Cwred.
For further partH’ulars call «»nor ad<Jrf%«
Jacksonville.Oregon Aug. 1 1883.
him acting president.
County. Oregon.
ajmr.Hser*
MHH. H. COOK.
To
Tur.
F.oiTnk:-
Please inform your
Jacksonville,
Ana.
9,
WHS
Estate
of
Simon
Klingle.
Margaret
Forest Creek. Or.
readers that 1 have a positive remedy for ths
Ertewa, llrky, Nealy, Hkin Torture/.
Klingle npp«nnted administratrix. W C.
CITY BARBER SHOP
I
biiim.l
disease.
By its timely nw
Wholesale mid Retail Dealers in
Daley. Owen Keegan ami Michael Si«ilcy
The simple application of Hvrayne*» Ointment.
Stock and Land for Sale.
appolnte«! appraisers.
Without any internal medicine», will enre any thousand« ot hopeless cases bare been per
SETTLE-UP
NOTICE.
CALIFORNIA STREET
Uwfirurt'd the worst c» e»of Cp4iffh,Weak UingF. AMhrps
cose of Tetter. Ralf Rheum, Ringworm, Pile«, matietttly cured. 1 eball be glad to send
lndlcr«tion. Inward H <na. Exbanatton. Invaluable rof
Itch, Horee. Pimples, Eczema, all Scaly. Itchy, two bottles ol my remedy tree to any of
ll those knowing themselves in -
he undersigned offers for svle
Grriiwn
• ickKHi ville.
KheumatiFm, Female W.aJme*', and all rains and dfa-
•he
la
“
Grateful.
”
Skin Eruptions, no matter how obstinate or long vour readers who Lave consumption it they
debtad
t<>
the
nndersiffned,
either
by
note
or
five hea»l of giM>d hortee ; al*o eeveral par’«»«
ordcra of tbo Stomach au-1 Boweia. 60c. at Druggists.
Silver and Silver Plate«l Ware. Spectacles an«i Optical Goo.de; aaents fur the Rockford
book account, are hereby earnestly reqn«*atod to
ofev «llent land «ituated in Jacksonville. Wil-
"I
saved
the
lire
of
mv
little
girl
bv
»
It is potent »ffwiti»» an4 eosSs bats will semi me their express end poetofiice
Railroad
Watches.
THE
UNDERSIGNED
IS
FULLY
PREPARED
—
‘
—
-
-
-
-
,
low H;
and Central Point preeinct». For
O( Iir. Acker*-. Enil'ishRen.e.ly trit!«.
address.
Resjieclbilly.
ALL (iOODH IN THE LINK M ANU FACT LGIKP TO ORDER AND REPAIRED.
to do all work in hi« line in the beat manner uid
f-t-t ■ - u ir icnlaro call at the Jacksonville Mar­
The
sufrat,
Burtt
«A>4xweywrefm-c«rn,,Biu>|.'U5,*a
Watch Repairing carefully executed.
I'BYCF A GEARY. • for Consumption. —Mrs. W ni. V. Harn-
A. Slocum M. C.. 181 Pearl street.
at reaaonable prioM.
ble Work*.
_
0F*8eleotioD Packages taut« >n applioati«*n. (>>mru uni cate with us before pure has ng elsewhere ’ to
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castortai New York.
Mudfurd. 51aj 12, late
’’ man, Kew York
GEORGE SCHUMPF
J. C. WHIPP.
—TO GET YOUR—
BLACKSMITHING
THE BEST STYLE
NEW GOODS, NEW PRICES
REDLAND NURSERY,
INLOW $< ASHPOLE,
D. CRONEMILLER 1 SONS.
BEEKMAN & REAMES’
a V j ,
100,000 TREES
General Merchandise
oj-itoil’K-i*
lAuilclinjr*
OREGON.
EAGLE POINT-
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING. SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
Successors to C. C. Beekman’s Bank.
ENGEL BROS.
Or
General Merchandise
T
MOST REASONABLE RATES
DRUGGISTS,
OREGON.
1‘HOEHIX.
WOODBURN NURSERY
HOUSE PAINTER.
BUY THE BEST AND BE HAPPY!
ASHLAND HOUSE I
Frail, Shaii OruaieatalaaiM Trees
Main St., Ashland, Or.
T
NO APHIS OR LICE ON TREES
«'
J. C. CARSON,
Sash. Doors, Dlinds
WINDOW ANO PLATE GLASS
PARKE
LACY,
MACH INERY!
L ES
Central Point» Or.
W, Iron, Minili!» mil Saw-Mill Machinery.
JACKSONVILLE- CRESCENT CITY
THE INGERSOLL ROCK DRILLS INO COMPRESSORS
and WIRE ROPE-SPECIALTIES.
MRS, JANE REDDING, Projrietress.
FRUIT TREES
Westinghouse Automatic and Junior Engines,
J, M, ARTHUR, Manager.
33 ad 35 Norlii Front St, PGrtland. Oregon.
CANIARD’S ORCHESTRA
S
Passengers taken at Reasonable Rates.
Late of California,
T
NOTHING SAVED BY SENDING EAST
T
THE LEADING JEWELERS OF THE NORTHWEST,
T
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks!
A
HINDERCORN8.