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Newspaper Page TextKl. J I I TII V, <4v Uhi: i Hi h \ U1ÚI ♦ liliï ¿ lid: -• COCXTY ITEMS. Will H-.we has returued from Califor nia. The public school at Ronanta is in a flourishing condition ; also the lyccum. A company oi the Oregon state militia was organized at I.inkville last Monday. Wesley Reed, formerly of this county, »tied at Medlord, Jackson county, last ifor Jwkwn,ioifpiiinc x l.ak« \ y Si\c;;b‘ltig calici to account by our udministratiun, Jhiuçe f<s>u»rck is not ¡.o arrogant, aid G. riuany has issued or ders i x mptiug foreigners from the oper ation of ruaTiial law m Su noa. S. ap .» r W aukk has a bill before the lv,o>lflturv making an election law after th - Australian system, and it will pruba- pass InXh houses. Such a law would ; >eri» cis «distade in the way of the ti i» ! Republican I mmwcs . I Tn legislature allbfii^li h.win•» been in ci ion fi . nearly h« le^al time, I as ittlr substantial work, even though it wa r. ut bothered with a heated sen- atonal c mtc.-t. Adj mrnments were too , ,f ; and lengthy. >n i tnanv important ■;,» die I < c ui o there is no time in bi b to cvmddvr fl cm. i it. president ha* approve! the bill r- p.tly paHs<*d bv con^resa making it .vttnentof agriculture and the eee- r t try thereof 3 cabinet ofTx vr. lie haw ) made thvfollow:. 2 nomination?: N. J. Colman, of MT-sc. .*i. to lx? secretary of ajticultur* ; A. E. Stevcnaon, of Illi- n'»,tobe a-Mx iatv justice of the su- I ,-« t « u * court oithv District of Columbia. REAL-ESTATE JOSEPH IXE foVXl'Y ITEMS. W. J. Wimer lias gone to Co .s bay. Farmer», fruit an I lio p raisers are very busy. Southwick Isham is Bet iously ill with pneumonia. Dr. Beacoiu is quite ill w it'i mll.tin- i matory rheumatism, I Stranges are increasing in niuni ers>, as also real-eetate transactions. week. Miss M. Noel ui Linkville has returned L. Vance of Grant's Passhas men em from a protracted visit to Rogue river ployed in improving hi:» farm. valley. The S. P. D. & I.. Co. have shut down Beautiful winter weather still prevails, their saw-mill and factory at Merlin. ’though a .storm is threatening at this Thousands of acres of new land ere writing. being cleared and put into cultivation. 1 I Kil.ore oi I.angell valicy has sold Dr. Jessup of Graui's Pass is h.-ing the burses h<> drove to Jackson county visited by his brother,« ho reside-, in t al- recently. iforuia. .1 K. Eiul-s of Nayiox talk* of start J. S. Tucker has purchased I. D. ing an extensive creamery in the near Neeley’s farm in Jump > l!-.loe piecinit, future. paying $10uo. There will tie a children'll party at Kngineer O'Neil is no». t m- d near ,i L-my hall in Linkville on Friday Sacramento, Cal.. wli, n 1.; w ii- joined evening. liim last week. L. Mae.v is in this county with sevei- Mrs. <{. S. Mathew on of Ker,yville al bead oi tine cattle, sume of which he precinct has returned hunt her tiip Io has aticadv sold. Coos county. llu- i x.-cllencc of the Linkville public Miss Alice Smith of ( ir.mt ’ h ¡‘ umm , who hool is attracting many pupils from has la-i n attending school at -»ileni, lias udtsi.l ■ the district. returned home. Arthur Langell of Lar.gell valley went Ilenj. Hull is in tin- county b lying to Jack» n county a lew days since with young,attic for his sjv.-r i.ikranch ill one oi his tine stallions. Lake county. The I.lite dancing club of Linkville Eli Crouch, an old miner oftbts county, will ci ve a grand ball at Academy hall has returned to lllinuis with hisnephew on Washington’s birthday. who came after him. Rabbit scales are in demand now, and Daughters were last wick b in to Mr. the county witl no doubt be called to and Mr.. A. .1. Sedge and Mr. and Mrs. pay a heavy bounty on them. Jarrett of Gram’s Pass. I The 'vldest inhabitant" has never be F. H. liowe’s saw-iuill will fore sk-cn such lieautiful winter weather, removed from Merlin to his b*)-acre ur so little snow and ice at this time. tract of timber laud near tunnel i. - III ry coi'/ o .:».! ard u sprl: „ medicine means : .urerzr.v-a-daysthftnit 1; is had »• salutar) “.»li-U) ears ago. Ih«- u inter -f i ^ y - auilrf et. li Pivlg-ra Hu nt-rvt r. all fsyrjed out. The i:erv( 3 &Düt I ; ' *m L- I >!•(•! ' h • |. th« Mood purilhd, liwr ai.» I*1 ■ ! ' d. I’aii.» 's ( « h ry Compound— iftlicinc < /■(«»-(/«»//—d«x*s all this* all. /■/«•»«•ri F». Ay 1'hjfKt, ¡ant, ¡>(1 by br.r’yb-ds, Ebfb i. by 5Ln lion.’ (» ttnixilitecil by the ilannf.a't'treis '.u be LAND, Frimus, b. V. I Paine’s Celery Compound The Best Spring Medicine. Is a uatqu • tout® aiul ■ '. 'CWt r -'i/t r. to th«' t i-tc. «¡ul«-k in Its actiji!, and without any injur, us « Jt cl. it gives li».it ru-Wd h'-alth wl:U li makes ev« ryiliiag la.»lv good. It cures dysp pyxi 1 and kindred dlivrUt-rs. Fhysfi lans pre®« ribv it. fl.w. Nx lor 45.W. Druggists. ••in t ’ r of i>s7 I v» as all run down. I ''•' Uhl’(; t up in th«' so Bred A ... nii.ru ... . ! ' with ...................... iC’ llll/, ai ¡ 4 * V. .isso _______ ........................... v.rak i h u 1 ••»midhardly tfrt . n u’ni lG ughtalKitil. .......... ...... ................... <.f l iiinc’bCelery < nia- P’ und, and bt lore I l....;...;....;; had tak. 11 It a we« k 1 t«’lt x r.v mu« )i r. .. ' I < .m ulie« iull\ D'coinnu nd 11 t«i ail who ih ■rd a buildln- up anil stren-tle n- Ing mcdt< lue.” Mr--. 1L a . Dow, Burlington, Vt. \\ ills . Rn nARiwoN&Co.. Burlington, vt. i INING PATENTS obtained ht rat«.«* and with (iiepatcb. and Sold. MOWERS BY THE CARLOAD ! V7AGGNS BY THE CARLOAD ! XS BY THE CARLOAD! STAPLES BY THE C A11LOAD 1 NAILS BY THE CARLOAD I w. J Wagons, Caniaes Buggies, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria, 2:40 P. M. Arrive and Carts and Cultivators I Purtlan A1 bany Eugen® HE m SSK ai Ñ Acute Torture Cured 7 DOCTORS. 1 BOTTLE. “Tha Haw York Mom Her death v.*xs lookej Ing Journal" a&y« Mr« for at *r.jr time Every r ®. Kaltoff, 00 Lkrt tiin; indorsed by tb» •6th street. lay for seven lesdirg ph&rjnaclsti days in convulsion» She employ«! th» be it medi was tried, uatil her case cal skill, but her case was given up as hopeless. bafiiad their bast endeav At last, reading of the •r» Ona physician after wonderful cures credited another was «n/ig-d and to the use of the cele discharged, until seven brated St. Jacobs Oil, different doctors had she was induced to try a tried to cure or help her bottle as a last hope. •nd failed Shu spent She began to Improve four weeks at a Health from ths time the first Lift, b^t her ease re application was made mained a problem which By the continued nse of could ao: be solved Her this Great Remedy Mrs body was in a paralyzed Kellogg has c«M»pIetely eondlUon recover*! its cures AEt WITHOUT «CtAr-.r ar tv ah or r*m S7J l y Drufpjisîs and WITHOUT r- /.• ■ ■ ■ • r THE CHARLES A VOGELER CO . Baltimore. Md NORTHERN GROWN PLANTS AND SEEDS Are acknowledged the best, being hardier, more productive ®nd yield better crops. FINE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGTE • iostsltUng ssly lbs Scat rar'tt ea. rna!>d frss OS Afl11' esUoa. W1UIKFUB1T. THE PRICES • »;ir IlittD. N<>. 46. unimproved; well ___ watered, w.«.— and place to make a g«>od home. I i Saw M m . i. On® hundreti and sixty acres of No. 1 choice, level land, ovwr one-half enclose I with a sub. Htantial fence; one <>f the very beat fruit and vegetable ranch«« in th»* county- rich. Handy loam, watered by Applegate creek . improved withagiMxl «IweHing-ho-.iri® with mix ro«*ma ; a g«MMi log barn, granaries and otheroutbuihlingM, two hundred tmaring fruit tree®, HMsorted varie ties, mostly full and winter apple»«, plenty of small fruits, n««ar n good wchool, g«MMj outride range for stock ; government title. Price, iftiDL. half cash, balance in one and tw<* y»vir*», d«‘f*-rre«l l>ayinent® to be secured by a mortgage <m the premise®. No. 2. Ag'Mjd farm of 2lff on'EvaM» cre'»k, in th«» M®adow$. Juiproyed with a dwelling 16x24 feet with five r«M»ins, a barn and stables, bu acres f®ur®<L 40 ncrea in cultivation, w. 11 water ed and a tine outsid® rang»» for stick. AN«». 1 ®r»»ck farm. Price fifteen dollars er acre, cash. Title perfect. No. 3. Four mil«'»» from < entral Pjint rail mad stat ion, astocJc farm of 1* acres, on a couuty r«»a«i. about f«»rty acres *.f which is go«a! gran, land ai d forty acre® g« mm ! fruit land. In.provKi with a d*« ll- 1 ng house. 1’111® perfect. Frice, |H50.0d, cash. i| No. 4. A fine st«H k and gram farm of 4o0 hctch ; 3t»<i ai r®* utuler fence; three hundred arn s farm land; 0110 hundred acres pasture and wood 1 h :.<1, ten acres of a good young orchard and a meu young vineyard; two dwelhng-hi*QMoM. two uisk I wells on the plnce lhcre will ba sold with this farm a k.rg«» amount <»f agricultural implements and som® household furniture; also some garden tools ,\11 go with iti® place (i«»od outbid»» range for stock. Fric», ift.utXi; half cash, baianr«« m two equal yarly payments, to dr<«w legal interest from hy of sale, to be s«‘cure«i, or all cash, at option of tin» purchaser. J Ills hq.tj situated west of the I), b- ing«r uap Title perfect. A g«n»d hum fur eomebody. No 5 The weet half of the ®outhw®ef quarter an«! the southwwht quarter «if the northwest quart, r of hgctiou 3 , township 3<i aouth.of range one «‘u&t, al®o the eolith half of the wuathe .st quarter and n«»rthw«*t quarter of the Mouth< a«t quart *r and nurtlieaet quarter of eouthw«»®t quart««r of h - c tion 15, township 37 south, of range 1 enat, cun- tainu>< 283 acres in all. Price, five dollar» per ■re. No. rt. Forty acre.: *»f timb««r lard close to tii«» couuty r>»ad iejiding to the Big B'-tw saw-mill, valuable chief!) for rail timber. Gov«*rnap’i.t tn!»*, ¡’he owner i® out of the »tate and tin» inn I will be Hold for five dollars per acre, caah. A tmrgain for Homebody. No. 7. Two hundred and forty acres sixty r.- fenced ami in cultivation; nnpro\«»«l with a 1 »<•♦• b'*aring «■rt’hart.l of fine, a*»H«>rti'<i fruit tre, .-; h dwelitng-hou^e, a iwirn a:.<l other outhouses. 1 wo Mmnnie of water run through thio place. 1! i»» sum « eptibb» of b-mg divi ieit into tw» pwc«»b of one huiidrtMi uud twenty a«T»»H each. I. t north half uf thi- place is uniinprovo<l I he im prov'd GO acres are worth ^l.ticu. Th«» «»ther H) acre®. J'.M-.I,. 1- our mil«»«from Central I «unt railr«*a«i station, l id«» perfect. N<*. 8. A farm of 120 acres, improved with a comfort able dwelling; ten acres fenced and in cultiva tion. with a living spring n«ar th»» <lw<«lling. On«» of the very liest stock ranges in th»» «•oimty. Yank»«« c.’»‘» k flows through this land. 1 itlu perfect. Pric»», $801!, No. A good place of 16«) acres, improve»! with a good, new residence, barn and granary. at»<»nt •uxty fwre® fenced, with an orchard of al»»..it on« hundred a*.-o,t»*d fruit trv« «; «me iar^«-si ring and other smaller «»ms «>n tin» farm. Yank»«.* creek runs through th«» place. Splendid si >rk rang », * ith government title. Frire, frl'W cx-h. No. 10 A !>rick houre^and largo lot in Jack’onvilia, with a wtabje A rumfortabl® horn®, and title [MTfrct. Price, ?•»» . $2i*» rush ....... and balance ... in three equal pay m-ntr of t ix. twelve an«! eighteen month*, deferred payment® to draw ten per cent, interest. No. 11 A c«»mfortable frame house in Jacksonvili*' f«>r sah» or rent on nsanouablr tonn»; thre»« room® ami kitchen, l«>cated on Third street, and ha« a g<M»«l well of water at th«« door, with all ms-ohm- ry outhouse«. Will !>«» sold cheap, n.« the owner i® in »»Astern Oregon and line no f'.irth.-r u-v !«•• the property. No. 12. A g<*od little farm of 1»X) acres n»*ar Anti«»ch school hone®. Improved with a g' "»d dw Hing- house, •ttblee, etc.. 30 a» res fenced, a fine, young bearing «»rchanl au«i also a vineyard m a Lamring No. 11. A definible fMxiy of g«»o<! lanci cheap, boi igth«« NE*W «if SttV» an«l the SEV« of BE1-4. K.f 33. t p J4 S. R I W the NW1« of SW’« andtheSW1« of SW x. I, «C .;l. tp 34 K. ID W; tbaSWld of NW I » .»n«i the »S lt of Nkl 4. ®e«’ .3. tp ft.'» b, B 4 W: the NI .I 4 of NKI-I ®ec 4. tp3ft H. R4 W: 3?>.ft7 acre»» tn a!i. und lying in Fleaaant creek i'.-«x j:ict, Jack«nn county. Ftice. ^Ift per acre. No. 14 A nice place, partly enclosed and a box houae <»u it, being the «outh half the southeast quarter, •i.n«i th® southeast quarter of th® ®outhw««st quar- ter of ®«‘c(!»»n mix . und th® northeast quart«T of the northw'Mt quarter of ®<»etmn sev«’n. township 35 Mouth. <>f range 1 w»»bt. in Jackson rounfy;con- mining Ifiducre«. Rrice $15 por acre. No. IS. West Side Division. 5 t . P aul , M inn . Apply for terie- to KRED. IT. BOWE, Tolo, Or. ) I Lowest Ruling Prices. 7;3n a . M. L hhv «* 12:2ft P. M ¡Arrive Portland Corrali ih Give me a call before going ®l®ewh®r®. J. C. SHERIDAN J^-avr-J :3<I P. M. JACKSONVILLE MARBLE WORKS ! J. C. WHIPP, ORECOK ST. JACKSONVILLE, OR., General Contractor in REDLAND NURSERY, *<5 ¡M»r acre. No. 78. 47*5 acre® This splendid tract <»f land is all fenced and 300 acre-are under cultivation, it is situate«! in the FF.RriLk PEI.T on th® west side of Rogue river valley. l’t miles west «»fa R. R. dep«.t and 3’., mil«*'»a-t ofthuconn'y seat The ** ul is free rich, black l«»am. all iir-t quality of fruit ar.«l grain land. Ibepl’iet« hat» a hous«>, larg«* barn aiifi firsi-cLv^ fences <»c it A gnat bargain and Wil! be ol'Cn rur only thirty days *k<U). 71# 200 acre® A fine farm near Eagle J\»int, Or., all fenced, 1"V acres in cultivation. »*xcell»»nt h«»uae, g<»«»d barn and other outbuildings, 125 fruit trees. No 1 mill-sit®, good well, living springs, stream of wat«-r flowing through and a system of irrigating ditch«»?» by lneKii» «,f which fto acres of land may bu irngat*. <1. Exculleut bargain. Ti'rmscash. No. 80. 4K0 acres -2IM acre® rich, level, bottom Jan«!, ch are«! , hi acre* fenc»»»i ; small tn»u-• an«l sta- bD. bearing orchard ««f choice Variety uf apph»s ; ¿ mi serin of yellow an«i sugar-piiis tiniber : g<s»d sit»- f«»r sKA’-mill ; g«)'s,l rutuis b<mim«*r and win ter. Evans creek runs on t)>o east boundary <>f mmi «I b.n.i and can ho utibzud for irrigation Six miles fioinR. K. depot ; ono-fwurth mile from school and poetotfice. Price ¿12 per acre. No. 81. ri t.1 n'T» -. unimprove I j al! level, rich, bottom land, well wat«»;»»«!, plenty of timber, mid can be mad® th«* best dairy ranch in th»* stat® of Ore gon ; 23 miles from Ash lend. Price $G per acre. feruiM. half cash in hand, balance on ea.-»> terms. No. 82. 177 a« res ; W’ acre»« fenced and in cultivation. Huu-«*. barn, orchard, meadow, «•!.'•-naif interest in water ditch ar.>1 water-right, and a system of irrigation b> which 125 acres may b«» irrigated. .Stn-a.n <>f water running «»a north boundary of tl»«» j ! »1». 1’eii m;les from the county-seat, anti one an Li half ruiles from j*ost«*ffic* and school- hulls® Price MARBLE, STONE OH GB A1HTE. Â. H. CARSON 4 SON, Proprietors. Cemetery Work a Specially. 100,000 TREES Prompt Attention iriven to all Ordere by Mail. In stock. c«»n*isting «»f LUCKEY & CO., ÀDple, Pear, Peach. Plum, Prune. Apricot Nectarine. Cherry, Almond. Chestnut. Walnut and Ileal Eslate Agents, Ashland, Oregon, SHfiDE AND 0BN1MENUL TREES Will Sell, Rent, Lease ¿nd Handle Real-Estate on Commission. GBAPE VINES, 1TRUANTS. GOUSE1.EK- BIE8, BLACKBERRIES. RA8PBLR- K1E8, STRAWBERRIES, FIGS. A Choice Collection of City and Country Property for sale. Our tree® nr® gr<»wn Without irrigation on red hill land, and all of known vari-.-ti»* that bucc®f*d in fckuithorn Oregon. Those contemplating tr»M* planting will do 11 to viaitonr «irciiarfi and uurM-ry. • r writ® to u® for pric®.list Addr«-'- to n® at Murphy. Jose phine county. Oregon, or to R R. btation. Giant'b Pa»-®, Or. A. H. ( ARSON A SON Any ¡Mini»n w;-»h.ng to * »11 property will fi’.d it to th-ir interest to call and ®i»e ns. NEW GOODS, NEW PRICES JOHN MILLER, Manufacturer hd <1 Dealer in BONANZA GIAS, PISTOLS AMI AMMIMT10S, t’9~ I I iavc (irei.t Bargains to offor and it will pay joa to k«H«p a dob«» wateh on this space fur the next mx months for Njtecial Bargain®. If you ha*. • any prop« rty fur bale cuiue and bee m'- and I wi'ldo inylb-ht f«»ryou. Ottico on California street, oiqioi-it** ¡¿lover H oumc . HENRY KLIFFE!.. . ii. OATMAN. HC( < E8SOR TO J.O. HAM- •I • ik**r A Co. <>f B«»iiHXikH. Klam »th county, Or., ha« purchas'd a larg»» and firat-cla®« et*>ck of g.kodw which are now on the wa** from I’ortland, and will b® ®o!d (’heap for Caah. Every txwiy in invited to «'all and examine good» and prise® be fore purcha®ing elacwherc. You can aiwaye find on haml a full hue of TWENTY-SECOND YEAR. ST. MARY is ACADEM Ï CONDUCTED BY SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES 1 he Schnhistic year .-f this school will com- m ath.iit the en«I of Aug.« t. <-uid is «f divided in 'onr • mv . mohh of ten week« each. Board and tuition, per term........................ Mubic ........................ .................................... Drawing and l’ainting .............................. Bed and Balding ..................................... DAY SCHOOL. Primary Department.............................. ... . ft o< Junior “ ................................... 6 no Preparatory ’* ............................... .. 8 O Senior anil Grr.duat:: g Department___ .. 10 Où Pupils i:» '« ar«* ;<r.» received r at nny any tniw. time, and special •= at- t®nt *'« ’ ’»’ i- 1 . !»»«;.! t<> .......... _i... i*tn«ii«»® „ in b.-hi’fof p triH-dlar childr«*’ who have hut a lnmfe«! time. For fur ther pHri.cular* apply at the Academy. NOTICE. I Fishing T.U'kli'. Harduarp, Paints, Oils. Varnish. Glass. Cullen; Elc.. and everything generally to be found inn first- Store. Jacksonville, Oregon. clafa-Country JAB. MONTON. Manager Bonanza. April IS 1888. aving failedixk lose out my rus - in Jacksonville, a* I had wished to do, H I ine*« hav»* concluded to «-«inOi'u»- ’ h® same «»n a larger scah’than • v« r. 1 wa- m Kat l-runcw’«» rec«»ntly. wln‘i»‘ I ’.'iid n "nnof th® larg* st and l»e*-t stock® of all ki’ d- >f F »rearm»-. A inniurinn-n. Cutlery, Hardwar»» and Sporting G«i«»db «»ver brought t<> this market Good- b< Id at the lowt*>t ¡mesible prices. 1 will guarantee these (¡«»ods t<* bo ju^t what 1 reprerenj them to b*». Ihung thankful to my o]«l cufU.®m»*rs f<>r th«»ir past patronage m liber,il ly bestow«»«. I would respectfully sohcit a con tinuance of the same. JOHN M11.LER. VEGETABLE, FLOWER, New is Your Timo to Set Jìr.Ks. (her. Alfalfa and Sanfoin BARGAINS!! 1 I i mvu is - 11 . r* r* 1 1 TREES I , : T J. CRESS, Paper Hang-ine Ferry’s Seeds DEALERS IN Cenerai Merchandise DRUGGISTS, PHOENIX, OREGON. 'J DEALERS IN ASHLAND HOUSE I DRY iiOübS CLOTHIG EATS CAPS Opp. O<ld Fellows’ Building, BOOTS and SHOES, HOUSE PAINTER, Hardware, Tinware Crockery. JACKSONVILLE, OR Having permanently located here, I offer my services to th® ¡ copio of Southern Oregon. ENGEL BROS.. WE INVITE INSPECTION. T 8 »lit Free on Apf-hcation Wall* Wall... W. T. THE BEST OF EVERYTHING —KT— r* CEO. STARRETT, Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Groceries. Hardwi re V Free Bridge Across Rogue River ( OMFLETi: \SS(»RTMENr OF Th»swn<>f «y s», m tpaosnntti. „fraiw, a Honse Painting, GROCERIES DHUGS Tobacco, Cigars, Etc. CATARRH COLD HEAD SEEDS !! Main St., Ashland, Or HIS WELL-KNOWN HOUSE, UNDER THE new management, will b® conducted «»nth® b»»«*t and m«>®t ¡M.pular plans, no i»ain® being sirred t<» give general satisfaction, jt fo: lair® comfortable sle«*ping apartments supplied with single and doubln beds, making it a demrahl® F»lac® for the entertainment of both traveler» and amilie®. T The Table Will always b®supplied with th® l»est th® market affords. serv»wi in style that will plea». t|1O fastidious tas»e. fW^R-'ites eriFonable and sat ih fact i<»n gun ran teed. J. J. STRAIT. Profa Scaled Proposals. CAN niANriHCO,« AL.T ja NVAHY 16. O 8,-nlwl J r,,iH Wil. « ill b. iwri.«l her., nntil 12 M.. on r ridnj. F-bruary 15. 1 sk 9, »rd thon opened, for furnikhine 11 dmn.lit mule, for rort Bidwell, l'a). Go.errmort ff,. richt to r. j.M-t an, ami all bul», in whole or la |,nri Pref, rene» ciren to rrtii-le* ,-f <h.„i<eii; pri.ln-tin,,, ronditioi . id price amt .juiht, up. I-Indoor in the of forncu product,on. th, duty th-Hs.n i boina rqital. »nd auch 1 r. f. reiic, «iren tunrticba of American i reduele n lup- ducn.1 on th- Pm itic CoaM, ti> the ruent of ihr coniutuplion required by the public erri.» ilo-re A,1 uifornmtioii furio.h.u on applica, tion («» AI.EX J PEKH»’. ArM Quart ni marner < inn *1. INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Cor. 3d and E Street®, PORTLAND, OK., ('ontainjnç IJO Ro<»m«, woil fumirl.« <i. Tl « l»®»-t • • •* of » DAY HOUSE CHE DOLL m . w . . in the Stat®. ree Buses to and frem the Hotel. No Chine®® employed and no deviation in 'diftraee. Meal t**£& cent a; lodging 2ft«erfa tuSocenf®. E. LEWISTON Proprietor E J BOWEN, A No. 1 grain and stock farm of 320 acres. five mile® from (’entral Point railroad »tat on and Hix mil»»® frem M**dford railroad station; ail level, black land and enclose«! with a fence nine rails high, an«l all under cultivation. Improved with a small «iwelling-house. a bnm 3t‘x30 f»»et. larg® granary, a g«»o»l spring which furnishes plenty «»f water for domestic and stock purp«»®es. Tin® farm ift susceptibl® of being divnied into two. thro«» <»r four farm®, as every «cr® of it is good land and near a school an«! post«»ffic<». Title per- I f°ct Pric®, $50,00 per acre SUGAR PINE, FIR ANii YELLOW PINE, Ten Thousand to Ten 75iPicn Feet. NAILS. ROPE. And everything elee imaginable in thia lio®. My gtHMinar«* new an<i of the beat brand®, and will bo told at th® At Albany and Corvallia connect with train® of Oregon Pacific Railroad. EXrHESS THAINjVAILÏ (EXCEPT SUNDAY.) *k500 No.W. 400 arri**. Portland Arriv«-9^«» a . M. Unimproved, level, rich grus® and fruit land i 4:5* ! F m I Leave running water; title donatiuu claim. A great thOOp. M.(Arrive McMinnville I^eave .’..45 a . M. bargain ; 7 mile® east of Ctmtred 1’uixit. THROUGH TICKETS'!«» al! point® *‘0«i0 No. 51 200 acres SOUTH ¿L EAST, I A ano . 1 furm, situated two mil<»8 northeast «>f VIA CALIFORNIA. Phutnlx, having a good dwelling house, barn and out buildings, orchard, wood and water supply, For information regarding rat®s, maps, etc ..call etc. lrtu Here« fenced u.id nearly all under culti on Company ® agent at Medford vation, much of winch ih MUFceptibie to fruit cul It. KOEHLER E. P. ROGERS. ture. It is also well situated in a healthful loca Manager A®t. G. F. A P Ag’t. tion. sc I um ») house near by and less than two mil®« from a railroad depot. w. L.CAKS u X. A. B CARBON. *25<U. No 78. 200 acres. Mostly fenced in grain f eld«. meadow, pasture, orchard and gulden . all rich, black, alluvial soil; about Ki) acres of pl«»w land ; thre«» springe uf pure water; stream flowing through th® place ; orchaid best variety «>f fruit ; Urg®,Coumi«»diouF Hix miles Boath of Grant's Pass, J«»sopbine <1 wel 1 ing-liuuse. larj-u barn and num«»rous out Courty, Oregon. buildings. \<> b;»tt£r !«>c..tion for stock ranch in ()i«'^.»r. Hummer rang® inexhaustible; tif teen mil«’» from railroad depot. . iniphnisnis, Egg-Food. Etc. T ... 1 Cl- l • 6 N °- 22 No 23 «till pltpaitt ’ > < < »’it 1 M’t 11 »)• tl 11 'ui Ji , cP V 1 1 1 o’lioil Bl(Tc]i:iTit;tbie | A fann of 124 acre®, all level land. f®nr mile® SflW l<»‘rS of tllC followitl»’’ kiliti-* ' from Central Point railroad station, all fejiced I with rail fence and over l'Xiacrre in cultivation. Black aoil, improve«! with a «iwolltng-honee 21x24 f«M‘t with four room®. a barn 2"x2# font, wood-h<»uae 2ltx20 feet. n»»ar a good achool. two good w®ll* <»f wat^r an«l good outside rang«’ for delivered on llie banks of ILmie Riv- r :ir ;iriv joint between the ««»•""‘»•noiUn. Frice $3tft00 cash. I ¡mouth of Butte Creek :md the mouth , f p,,] i;i‘.uj;ct ,.r(.ek< iU1(1 will pny radt (»11 delivery for came in <|’.;aDti!i( - fr«»m AGRICOLTORAL IMPLEMENTS HKTH ilKN POR I L A N l> A « OK V ALLIM M \IL TRAIN« DAILY (fcX< 'KPT IIUKDAY.) cant, tnt. containing l«8i Irto acr«'« nere« and an«J being ... in . cl®ttt „ 01 * 5 5 proximity to Mri’alli-ter'Kci lebrateii aprin^Hog Wo hav® received a full stock in the above Frescoing, Kalsomining, Etc.. Butte creek. Price HÛ per acr-. A nrat-clnee tine® of go««dN. which w® can sell cheaper than invent ment. «old anywhere in south- rn ? Oregon, a« we Donoin a Miip®ri<»r mmnn®r and at priren to suit r lhey —• aro ----------- i-...................... ' ’?■ •” th®tiin»»H. I refer !«»th«» j<»b« of painting! have ‘ have bn* verT f*»w Hipense*. All k:n<k«»f pro- N<>. lrt. exchange and ' previotMib d'»n® for rer.»mm< mint ion. Haiisfae- due® taken in ...... .................. Ix»t® numb;»c«‘«l on® ami two of section 3!, in tion euarant«M«<l. townahip 3ft ®<»uth. of rang** I wot; h I ho th«« l«»t Giv® in® a trial ru.d judge for ronrsolf. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE nnmlicred I <»f ®«»cti«>n •». in towt.ehip ::»> xoutli,«»! Ordt'r® l«»ft at M»»rritt’s New Ca»di Bture vriU rangcon® wot.containing in acre®. I*ric®, receive prompt attention allowed forfiiune. Call and h «* o for yorselv«*®. |rt per acre. JACOBY BUGS ______________ T J. CRESS. No 17. MT ’ riVEB S.OOO.OOO P«®ph» belicv«» that it Acomfoitabl® frame house with a very large , ,r , b„, h t ip Jaekeonville. in a good neight>«»rhoud, f«»r of to* largest and most rehabln houso, and they use saloon ri.-asonabh' term»-; ha® a lergesitting room with a good fire-'plac®, two gOist b®<!r«»<»ure anda ! kitchen, a g«»<sl u»»H of wat«»r r ! th«» dour, wood ■ hi»us<» etc. Fric® $><1. p M FF.HKY A CO rr' N‘> IK a* kiiow kMtgvJ tn be t! - iV Seeds/ ■■ ~ • • •eetlutm 7, I4», |V,Zl>. XiOtnd N‘$<»( M»C- Lnndsiu -• —»uh, rwig»*i nect:cop- tn the world, tion 3 >. in township «... *’ ‘»»s 12, 11. 23, ■ M hVyr.T t t y taining 113d RCtoe; and landM in sei.. ’ J’!Kr’rM»-.' P.-5ci;;. 2i and 2.’, in.towtiRhip 3ft ■ou’h, of rang® 2 \s T ; A-j ti-caud lTu«-«i containing 1010 acres. Ifalloftl;«» above men tioned land should b«« sold in one b«»«ly irt per ANNUAL acre is the price. If s«»l«i in quant it i»»® u<»t I»»ss For 1868 than 40 acres ai flu to $ 1ft per acre accord ing t«» i I* mail®! fbl f tiie quality and quantity of Jan«! sold.—T»*rm®, one third cash nt tim® of sale, btdaiiceon time tn y«'.'»'’ 1 ■ toMiiit purchaser, deferred pxijru» :i4p Jr without «-rdcrirg it Try the Cure _ ,, x Frpryiwi <»n 1’ .r.g cured l»y a mortgage on the premia»»«. This land Eirll.it Mlhw ■ ,,„4^. I -Id or Fl......- -s jm mostly slightly rolling day soil, and i* among 1» rxlll«a;l. ri>o.|d», nd» »ll Mdr. . the l»e®t (nut lands in Jackson county. D. M. FERRY & CO., Dstroii, Micta. No. 19. 280 ncrea of impr<»v« d lar.d and to acres nniin- ¡>r»»ve<i in section 1'5. township 3ft south. rMiig«« 2 5 I’ ,:8'f tKi’i Chcaixst Clc-r nsos the Na-sal rassp-gos. Al v."st. Pric.» for th»» lot f2 • per acre. /yz Z - «-/I fVniANOBUSINESS lays inflammation. Heals the Sores. No 20, fi*joU,ya« Idvuseb ot Tiu>te, SiuoU j TdUid in section 33, township 3ft *<»uth. rance 2 west-.also lands in sections 31 kh «I the south half tuid Ilearmg. of section 3b. township 3ft south, range 1 west, I •!!.!':. .!) instruction. rsLd ' »I repht.it1 •I.r’-n. p iphLirity. Business containing lftOUacrcs. all fence«I with h good rail A particle i® applied iciocnchncfttri! nad fence and runs to Rogu® river. Will bo sold 5 rthand, C. ’'’1 ¡r* S'b'toland Penmanship Depr.r is agreeable. Price5Or. nt Druggists or by »•heap in lot® t«» suit purchaei'rii.Hnd at pricesac- /*•. n*s. Stu»!' :ii- iHiidted at any time. (\c •nail. ELYBKOTHEltSftoViarrcnSt-.N' w York. . and «p< - t " >us < f pcnin «n«hip s«*nt fn ror«iing to t lie select ions mail®. L t. ME.MO x -« j . A. F. ARMSTBOMi.Pri I No 21. A nice piece of 80 acres. tw«> miles from Gold Hill railroad station and I’4, miles from Tolu, improved with a «»no story box dvrelling-hoiw JtixftO f»»»»t. f«»ur rooms, linisl and (>aper«*d: :«1 m > r ; i barn 3uxi’i fe»»t, 1» »uitry-hoeso, Fin<>k'»-nout««'. I 1- c PARKER*S GINGER TONIC without delay A rare iii'-ilicina! eoiupoun<T inat « utp* when al! «•!>* fail» work-shop and w «»« m |.hoiis«»; 40 acres under f»»nc® lla. ’curevltbi von t rarfa« if Cough, Weak Lungs. Asthma. an«i in cultivation, a young orchard of lM»tw»»«-n bi<hg«-sti<>n. Inward Pains. Eihau«tion. Invaluoliie for 3<k) and I*»> aborted fmit trees, mostly M‘b»ct»si JJ <-..;:.ati>in. l etnalo Wiikness, and al! painn and dia- pi nches, the l’Hi'l being well adapted for fruit cnkiF «X the Stviiuicb and Bowola. frc. at DruggibU, yoiir- enough tiinlier for u«»» of place, near a g<>»»<! I -cli<M>|.houM(> and g«H‘>»i «»ut®ide range for cattle., Tiw wif. *»t, Fur—Ktand I-jai cure forCore«, Bunion*. Äxv Frice, $1/41). Ft 'psall i»nin. kn«re® comfort to th* te««t. b -ver ixilf ►h<»rt t<> ctu o. la ci nt® at Druggitrta. Hxsv'vX A Co.. N. Y. oj Saw Logs Mechanics’ Tools, TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, WO acre®, firsficloM HINDERCORNS. I.. X,. MAY & co. FiolutTB aso S umme », VERY OILS or ATI KINDS, For accommodation of Second Claes Faesengdre, attached to Express Trains. Ely’s Cream Balm JÄCKSONVILL PAINTS, Arrive 3:45 p. m . locavi- 11:3ft a . m . !>'ave¡ fri# A. M. TTVCI MARX Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery, PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. I1WD. No. 43. 80 acres. 60 acres «»f choieo grain and fruit land under fence, with ntw dwelimg-houae ' and barn, and water for stock. Situated ona mil® from Gold Hill depot. Farms, Village Lets, Improved and Unimprove? for Sale cr Kent.* AGENTS FßR JUDSON MFC CO.’S HARDWARE, $lldO No. 42. 2b0acr<*. 2111 «cr.-.« of unimpreved land, 30acresuf which The S. P. (‘ o .’ h Ferry make« connection with is prairi® lmid ami t he balance g«»o<] t imlx»r land. allgiMid fruit ami gram land, with two living all the regular trains «»n the Eaxt Side Division from foot of F street. Portland. spnrtgii of water. Four mil«.*® from Jacksonville. [HAVE FOR HALE THE FOLLOWING DE 1 «er be property : Q 8:01 A. M.(Leave L:40 p. M.(Leave reasonable M I'v JAAiES J1EAAS A 10.» 41 Lincolu St-, Boston, Mass. Where is kept conatantljr on hand a complete and far nt-class stuck of S'ltitli. N<»r:L. 4 XJU p. M. Loavo Furtlaud Àrnveilü.45 a . m 7:ftft 1 M. Leave Medford Leave »iK’ft p. M 'piWY I'llOPEKTY, FABM8, VINEYAUDS 7:4ft a M.¿Arrive San Francisco L«»av»<7:<■> P. M 1 and Mining t I miidh Bought and job! on Com- iniHsion LOCVL l ASSE.XHKK TRAIN ÜAII.T. EXCEPT RVNDAY. LAND AT BEDROCK PRICES a 4 SHO£ VIA Time between Medi : and Sau Francisco twenty ur hours. t CAL1FOKNJA EXPKES- Tl.AINS Kt N DAILY IIETWEES I*OHTLA>D AXP SAN FRANCISCO. ÏJRO.MP1 AFI’ENTl!>N given i«» nil l-iihinos® -L connected with th® Lau«! Office. J&RE5 MEÄKS OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA. HARDWARE AND TINWARE DEPOT AT CENTRAL POINT, SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.’S LINE. The Mt. S ista Route JOS. C. SHERIDAN, PROPRIETOR ! I cannot imagine h»»w lively li .»•! • K or 1 "v i rd <> ¡r «.«<•• 1..... r 1 .'« 1 > work t » k« « p within Right of us. Ast y »ur retailer f -r the JA.Ut> JIEAN^ fc.f r.»i()L, ur Itw JA*1Eb A1KANS* Si SHOE according to your nreds. Positively non« gt-nu.i.o ’¡n!« Invia ; « ..r t am» nn I prl- .* stamped plainly on the «nie«. Y®ur j • •! HJo'l It; i I Up -u In», 'i.,mg so; if « • >11 do Udt iltbia^ retail Twill supply y '» wlthvh" t. * '. retailcra willcuax you iutu buy :u»> iuf« riur s:.- • iq 11 wul«. h they make.« larger pr»»n\ Wheel and Reverse H f L jó U ì Conveyancingin all its Branches. Notary Public and Conveyancer. OUR LATEST IMTEOVEKENTSI 0 Competition is th® I.if® of Trude.” and If »mv® 1«®« '® n our latest improve«! goods vmi StU? Í /(I JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENCY. • • 4 r < Tin. Oirgiui >t.,t ■ renate han pa.->e<l a tin the evening of the 14th the Bonan 0 Grant’s Pass will ho! i its annual town hill to the ■ ■ 'inty C NNt "• za dramatic club will present the jiopu- election on the first Mon I iv in I..ne ruunty to ¡mile bond» to the lai diaina entitled "The Last Loaf." month, two weeks from next Moi; • re n V. ar»|e ( et affluii thflt tu® amount oi <<>■>. I“ buil I acourtliou.-e. A • -r- .tao V- ere 1< l.ifird at righi .1. II. Sims of I'oe valley has been Mrs. H. D. Jon -s of Wi! I • ir ti \ » rat«». Qur* are ihe Ihrgvue « ity i* cne of the niuMt progres called to «'al.forma by the news that Ins re «• nabli» t • » ?ep« u* v» it‘i ut in has been visiting Mrs. \V sive and prominent towns in Oregon; motiiei is lying on her deathbed. • nuf «r.r. r 1:1 thè Unit«»»l States. Yreka, Cal., returm I bon • reiu.l- ■» • f thè Fuclllc Cvast and Ilockj l ut ita v‘-nrtl:o:i!«- an I jail would lie U Haynesville is progressing, acveriU lots Rev. R. McLean ot’ Giant I h.ivr t : : : f r sii recl» »1 in pHctnzour full ,U • 4r.l1 e t‘> even th>* jHjorest county ill having 1, n - 11 there lately, it is |-ro- 1 ’ li* K«»r.« «»n to «-ay, *• i bis fa a been ao sick that he was urn the state. This should be remedieJ at < r ar* ' h.nndiij' tlieir « u-'t.-m-rs at K|dr. a.d ;«>-»-l to buil<1 a sdiooiliouse there soon. servicss. He is ■ rim-wlia • The c'.<iiM*quencv fa tiiat tho once. r teil i ■« u l.t. h are imi worth a» rniirh os «»ur S.-nat >: (’latsweH's bill to tix the time now. I ■ ■ I -- ». r l w ret ili pri -cs stami« m I 011 thu a • it .. ¡ili I h rt' 1 rute»! In t! -- 1 » tali marirts fiere, Tin. bill for a term of tin* supreme for holding t mis of county court in this . '1 J U- • >rr Brown, J. 1‘., ree-n hvy ut once b ,;m to go off llke hot <uk»is, so .1- I V ‘1 I « >urt at I’en il’d >n will probably pa.-J* 11;r county h is b. en indefinitely post|H>ned. M. Johnston and Miss M.u h !hH «b l di 1 *nMt lite .■.» <»,? fi 'riHen w «Aa'Mayuu si«' cohrsrned. It le^i.-I itnre Th- j i liciarv committee has N Mr. King oi 1‘oe valley .who went to Eng in matrimony. They hav - ••<« «!•; .; a.* r;;.::' « r o r-»’ 11 or..* < r a»e<i retali prlce Mtamned r. j. rtr i .! f tv«*r .i»ly. i’ti it part «?( the ¡and nnet u.e since, was married last wishes. ,,-, 1 1 . .1 • ■ 1- i • .il ’.¥ making yo® pay doublé whal veur w. V U vuriT.i. I ’ - do ’ 1» « ite wu are |>n»t«H*tlng y«»u by stampine biil, as iiUr al b » I, .fix ;ng -«»iitbern Or - month ai> ! will return soon, accompanied J. M.Jelinslon is preparin »•urn.ì n«* ;»n i 1 • ti*. 1 r - ..I ¡-ri • ■¡-■n tì.»* sol* s .-f "iir h .' i *<*a t Jure lucy leavu out fuctury so that jou g >n a ti i h Jacksonville n ill I k * Mira k by his bride. l*<«nru»t I-ma le i " i ' u . v in i- '0-th m th'y-<r. worth ? ilj raising hops on a large si-.i Sboes Ginn ou* ceb braKui fi!«*torj urr *«»l«l by whle-nwnk® retnilcrs In «Il pnrt® of vn cut, t i l SjiV’U vx.il have two and Dr. S. «'. Sunnier oi I.inkville is acan- recently ,^r;:-. J s -veral ier> - - t the cunutt>. » • ii.L» 'Jiinictólly witfiiu > *>ur rcach la uuy Siate w Icrritvry d yvU Wlil luvcst Fendivtun one lertu annually. The liidute for agent at the Klamath Indian c»«nt in 'i -t),l c *.r«l an«i w rit»-tu u». for that purpose. cla-h thu place and Grant** ageuey. A pelition is being circulated I Mac. the Amerie.ui t.i Fa*»!* re-lilted, a * wr predicted, in b >ih in his bcUali. Pass, informs tin- public th it h town® living left in the cohl. Bonanza is going right :>tiead ami is ter Prepared than ever to in .k • u| Tin: ftiteenth biennial nesiion <4 the aliradv an impoitant business point. A by clothing, new postoifice bml ling has recently h-j’-littire will « n<l by librai limitation Dr. bpence’a Yoi-.'ii,.,- ho.- a I ■■binary 22; but, that <'ay bt-in^ a h’-'al been built there. ing a goo 1 reputation ihroi: -¡mui Tne I.inkville < rm-- band will give a ern Oregon. He re,« nt);. .'o, t - 1 i Loli lay, no bnsineaa will be tran.-a, tel. The -exiun will therefore en<l un the dramatic and musical entertainment on to L. Minard -..f Douglas c.ui nijrht ci the 21 -■t, after having lante.1 H i- 1 h d n-xt month, which will no The la-l of tb • 11 I -s’ thirty-nine ,l.iva iiiHtcail of the u-ual d-.ubt > • in in! ■ i sting affair. eiety'r s.x ials w . re hei 1 u palature will «»!.x,-i M.’G.-e oi Kamos valley has of Mrs. Dr. Van Dyk- at nial u,> for the u ‘lay by sitting I m - n in Butte county, «'al., where lie las! week, and a pleasant t i n the 2!kl er not .. mains to t«< .•“•en. d..-| > I 1 hi- land and stock at a govd Several of our i.o;> r n.- --- Ji can *1“ ro. out will ree, ive no ; ay. ¡ :. -. lie retiirne I home this week. ing to extend their < l- <» ii. John F Miller has been inform I t i- r - ur«cd t!:nt a £ioat chang- h ed bv telegraph that Secretary Vilas nise A Walcott alre i ty ba. e a I’liie.ia ge hopvard, hilt ar.-ent t> ail - it e i-;t ra- piHvlir * in Canada which will materially has api rovid the selection of nearly blv. all’. • - the iiiluiv of this country and may all ui In- w.iuip-lands in this county. Jonathan 1 • !i< r.-h .tltvr thv relations livtween the «>n- Irin Ire 1 ami fifty ’»■•ad of Apple the Gram’s I I .’ite.1 a and Canada. 1!-i report* gate I ’ . ea ’ t , e licii have lieeii fat compel him the I h - m authority that, at tla* cun ei the prvuvr.t HvMaion of the i; <l- tening at Fairchiid's ranch, were shipped walks on hi- south from Montagne, ('a!., one day last lias gone to .-.,l, ii>. vrai Ir i-latur»*, the ¿uvernment will a|>- I petition signed by |o,tl !« ii« cuiintry un the annexation week. .Mr. Smith, a miller redding at Fi'e^no, of < Irant's Pas-, Mclkmahi, the premier, will qU -I. n-wign at« 1 I m ? Buctet’ded by Sir Charles « al., lias been a'. Keno lately inspecting off. the water-j»ower and in<|nirin-’ after our The young la- agricultural resources. He was favor will give a lunch Liu: Wasco Ann, published at ili! ably impie-sed. riiursd.iy evenin like theTjMKS, pays out several . R-v. Mr. Btvant, I. ilv fioui Arkaw . Yal •ntme's iihdrvd doHarn in wage* every inoliti.. ■ 11. vid li- ' I ■ ■ k • • at th” l’r -sbvteri- Grant .» \ it : uni'*, i.uhtiully.too, on thKaccount. iii i.l i.t, . i:> i.inkviil-o,i »lie L’d I. He llliieheon wilt t. ■ i...H thv bumr.es* men ebould iiive it a mt n Is b »ting .-. . n.g us, acd will music, lil ci al share oi their job printing instead soon bring his fam 1» here. lUents. <>l having it done by St. Louis or San Th” stat-d > ’:iiniiim> ati'?.is of K'am- I ranci-co firms. Some oi our people are Aao.vi, the (■■.■lite ath I. . Ice No. 77, A F. A A. M , wdl ali*.» proiw to send their printing away liereuiter lie hel>l >>u Sat'Jiday evening, up the eabinet slat Lor in •* they mi^ht save a few cents,for- on or licfore each full ino>n, instead of maker is new to L i'rttin;{ how much good their county pa ground among tii ‘ Friday evening us t.e(. t-iore. per dues them m many ways. The cause fur chau •• :' Swan are mor.; abundant tha.i usual, ity of any pc; * Corvallis Gazilit’, a prominent I 1-ilt very cautious, as their skins are a semi-authi worth ».'/an I upwards ar.d hunter- are ublicau |»apei. has this to say name w aa ¡.r staunch and leading Ik*mo« rat. on the i iit' e.k for Il eni. A fleck were cabinet |>! -. n n • ir Linkville recently, K"'c.-NL Veatch, every word oi maker ii.i- re ami rat>t <1 i r.ir county has nnlioumli ii will I m * v one het I for by his friend- o ire.-s and offers great indue >lubly no more able man ever oevupi* ! die for the 1 •at in the senate of the Orej^ ti t >-.ltiois; tl.erefore it is bonn 1 He haa no <|ua>iin tid' kiy ; ’puhitrd. A railroad latme than R M. Veatch. oiCottaj position, aiul we arc i I’.A-i t'> »•«■ Plea« >o, Lunt* county, lie ha> been in h- !| m.i'let : along amazingly. Harrison consign him tu th».» r >’4i.-«atuiv for th«* p..!*t ten yi at>— nil- t’roiu S iturday, G. in the h*,i;se and now in the senah*. V, - ii . a iu. T/»c ¡.oit» >'•/ fit H !• nil -trator of (lie estate oi ■ a /T.nhiati* of the <»M Corv:d!i* I', - j. 11 .».»rd, a ;d G. B. Van Ri|a-r, ad- ♦♦io,ism for $1 v.««»j► «•> i in.n- . . t the estate of -las. Bryant, ♦ • to the ?•! « <n!.t -in I t . u ! each eil s une valuable real-estate Helena, Mon’a ¡.i. 1 • gr.i..d prix-- d:st:ii.ti-r • 1 T h ,-tate >atr> paved the l'urll.in at auction. 1 he i.? 1 X"» Aborri II water hill ove r th” governor's v, to bv a ■ hr- II. A Wright, while returning Iowa.an i I t ...t ' Voti* ot -o toii. The lion - > u.- tained tl ■- i >n il ’..-it to Frank Arant Whole tickets f... |- irc-Ill I p veto by 1 • 1,-nib r margin.tl.e vot stand- of Dim i - Grove, was thrown from his <ii ng ;>7 i> f.'V", of |Mssing the bill over 11',*.-»' u< i ,r II ::i iker's ranch aud con- ll.e veto io - against it, the ayes lacking ¡-¡<l»-r.il»’.y brniseil, tie* animal stepping Mr W H. Mor Hire- ot a c< nstilutiot al two-thirds, iht.i i Lroki-n culvert. Fla., wan «at Ji v. ! Jacks«-ii coil tv’s G-pres-ntatives voted S, V -i.J cans of roung »Into fish, re e«i with a <!:>!;• i mm m nay on tl- • i ”. o iLoii, thus umiecessar- fi-ut lv .it ¡ -••»»> tin- east by the irovem- into con.x'iiupi • n Hem ...: ng tii.- Portland <1- legation. I I.-nt. »■ r- last week emptied into the fried many •*(»-■ -i. . . W V .-n;-|.» ,-e it niakeir noililfcr- Ki mi.i h in»-r near K’-no. This is a die"* and rteadih «in- ed in llu-li, I: i any favor • . , • to ti;t m whi-.lii r we , >;»iiety "f fish, ami ws that and wa« nnabl ..•»JCA -. ' ■ 1 Dr. able i»* i »;*!i ii! or not. t:, -y w.ll tin ;ve in onr i.ik-s. Kung s new ii . I i ii 1-. Milier I ms recently pnr- found lnitn ; number of rattle uf rliftrr- about a li weli am! La h : I ent ;,,»i ti.- in tlie r r.nlv. lie intends No oilier • hem i r * uL Knight, of Salem, who will <«r ! <:f cur h rtly n. Ac to thia county ami take for consul charge uf the /.!, •r.il'n ranch, situated si what is < la few milk ‘ M-ll'il >f Liijkviilr, says the all drug -tort S''u-. ííí vvs w Il's bill to npvrofuiate Sen kt-1. » Tho Rcn«>w ■•«! ). I.CAS’i ♦ 1'k.GM Io . build a wagon ruid from SlcOiin. CcntoT-DraU. Clipper Piiws; 1'uisley. >«i i Kirin I tiioveand Link-ille, I to th»* - ’.at«* • lir e, on the Klamath river, JACKSONVILLE KE MIL h!At;2TT Scow Clipper and Tiaiörr PI om i work in the Irin I m ot three puts th (COJtRFCnn WFEki » kiiinii» >1» i s, to-wit ; J. Frankl, of per thousand II ii.dt. tnb : t i./ainM T. A. lien«!« r- Lake »-entity, ami S. Mooru and 8. j Flour, WhiMit. per bushel. .. .; I . ni.’ , f»r p»* r jury, lia ■> U en Wilson, ci Klamath. Barley ••• (kit®. dii. !l.«• I l'.ik»! »States eirenil Tlii-ie ar b lO-rs at the Linkvillo post- Mill F* mm 1. p«'rt » k 'i<• . •«» is prv»u--tdy simiîar to tii : -r tii.- lu'l'iwitig pet.sons: pi-isuiiH: Mrs. Raj’, wheat or tinr»h.y of K l . .‘»’et ’«»nnau^hy. wh > wa® ! . S it. • . y. I. -n I, »ilet. let , A. D. Ballis, Kg««, per doxen Buttar, p« r Ih.............. ami a.tff.tted. IL» h - is aUan 11. G. I'. ') i ti’t t'toeli, Annie 11am- PuU*t«M*®, p T lb. ... (ment. t >tarî;H Ab ( onnau/hx ....... tm :i, A - z • Hu 'h -, Thiiza Maitin, 1*. Cabbage :• wdl mu : bk y !«• »b unis-« «I A ............. i. 'I f.i.v, G ”. Muir -, t'. A. Nelson, Onions Bivins .... vntenceina l tbe « i>» -- wuul I i Mrs. A. E. " N " • t »n, Jennie .................... Fine, J<» r , (’orimeli, per in- ibt.. a une, and as it Liiled to seoir ( ■‘ITI Sill \ Fannin leu»y. T J. Shi Lis, J. M. Small; Lard. p«r ib »’ tin« .¡«>n in onei’ a.- .i- . it wotild prubably Ham ami Bacon Ma1 till M. I Wilson, Jonvfl Wright. cm k' 4. pies. Oils .« • th • sam«* r» sut* in the othir-. Drid Appi •- j rib.. o.|.t I'lta* I jdge, Rising Link vil *• Flume. undan a»e al! swAinjel.ui l nient House. “ Feint, Alo Sîavi-r A I .\ :i 11 iiri.- ’ .ing condition Star “ Poach»*- ■I aeks- ni ci Hint y ’. Oregon. Al .» r it ! * in«*»*1 ng th»* foIluWiiigciHcers H<»r_huin . , T GEI 1; R. W. Roh..||w, c. T.; Cii. w r ■ it. • . I--. 1’1 n-e give ma a rail i, eiie pi i ¡si v. hore, lu» Elia ? dlzl-eig« r, V. f. ; K IL Hatton, yi k“is, give loweet p issible ¡irires, ail pro¡>nreil to H Ir« s aro firat-cla&s. Se ; Mr- I..I:;ii 1 ( ug.' .veil, I . S c.; L. D.-er.kir. ( orreBirnnleuce r■ sp.-ciftilly -,o]¡e¡te<|. D. W..I.I, Ire . ; 1> B Re Iff id,C’h*p.; »V • • , Bp 1 ,g I.. R I ' , in .bh 1!; (’has. Anmdr« ng, Be f................ W.M. (<ATES, Central Point, Or. U . Carrick, M to . r. C. f. li-.’ t y pr •4|K'»t lhn\ le-ipito ^•’l re ’ G.»- jtv u<. ®ia!f“nirn, th»» ‘A; .ii «lit’.: q ».•,:■( bi» s» Uh without Lio» «Sb. i. A » th • I imf . s has «aid he- ergi * lure, n ih.hi j ,»t o» cur red t<> cause on 1‘jt? i • - ■'.ty <d plunging thi.i countty in- olii T. t• ' L.iyar«! n : u <I tothu Washington the R;»»t S»4H I - ■ t ii:i'»r»* in Sqq late- late ly that J f'»r th«* meeting of the » ii <- . :-.«-I r» ..iGuns ; im an l» »r’:;’i con 1 »• i--’ ’ »t determined yet, ; • - . • | j • Ml I Io F but it »I t: •« u:!l be very toon, as t » io I.' «•.iJctl iur in adapl.it tb«* adnrin Lut ? ui in vvty near its close, h.iiticu »villi tli • ;,«vix,» t tli»*;>iy of bfli The 1» b« ! t» uont'»ndc<l for hv tliis ‘ ¡i.r. i i . ’ tb! bv th»* peoplv ” bfov«'t IDI • j irAication of Sanina, 1 OUttl' » will • Ike H ■ '•• ‘ hhs . l iiat oj dir » <■.-rT’i n of :tr- -ritorv inv and protec ro\i«lts t r itn anh*n<lineiit ts • a 11 - re are e i:»'. ;»l firm time Io res| i»h - by hi.; e g* hi ? !-f »1 hop'1 g that these iU ho* i r«*pot -• I, improv»** tlfs-11 iH. v» .< I . « ui» I. an ! it would I m » very :» .»» the H»»»*-!»*. uliich pro- tinf i ‘ ui t • 11 ! • .‘» »»ui .-pile »»r partisan mer»?s t< I : I.-*:- •»..■<• n;th what i* iiu- Vini'H 1» j * i . "i.' tiM su<»rc» 'l in throwing any ■i« ai«k <1 in !hi« era an*l ui s* . !e in tie» way. Frinee Bismarck pclUGVà jti. ’ t siibsc»j«ivnt to our a<l- gvxwration a- La' .*!, an a disposition to settle, He vallee int'J t;.ti lic«-»l. The le/iMlatute am' hi* son h ive gone out ot their way an pas.it a law provul- i«bould by all h.*-.t to niaki-ih>* fri> ndliest professions, and tituliouul convention to l»e imx for a consti. — , Mr. ".»»a, I, ot muiso, can only take I h I I al an early date. | ili-ni at th-ir word and meet them in a proper spirit. N, rwiiii-r» » pi vi. thè fsi t thdt aheftvy niuii't-rai p cv u e l in Loinh n .-iinday, IK 4p< p«ia ti„ ib nionstijtiou annonne.-d to he lield tl •-•»•- * ni.ijiy people miserable. in llv.l«- park io denotine« thè goVcrn- ir«l • • (; l< • '* to m * f-dest’urti n We nicnt ■■» «> • H ive lue.istlres ili Iri laud, ¡lini km».-. , ; ; . ; . lv f<»r «lvsi*ej'‘-i?i more su< - toexpriss syii-patby witli Wil.tamo- " i.l th ■!. II 1 s Su- iparill». It acts lìrien. »:!•' -meio-fuily < arried out. gu ’lv. V« 1 ;r« v and »Biciently, tones the • ;i . I otb»r organs, removes the 'Ih >.i- unl> <•( citiz-ns. chh flyfiotn work- *’ ■ J :»<li ’ r- Je- 1 ••» xi appetite, cures airi I ra-l »1 ctnhs, atten<h-»l the ingi.i ’U .... ¡1» . I.'rehe, ;r r fresh s the burdened n i-etiiu’. ma« -i 1 hmg to !l;e park through min i •«■ II«j< d's .Sarsaparilla a fair -.villi bititls mal banners, thè stoni» trial. It v...I Jo y<»u gou«L Spei chi s were tiri vei»al from twelve A Int ion, ftvbich wan platforins. Tiro ¿ '-i>t h f! ;.t Ibhta lltimimj Ticket. ¿niullan; <>ur’*y at all tb.* | Jatform.-, put s;:ii..ll T a • «’ft!.«1 h. uy-urg nr-n in th® city <»f c.;rii»»l ami'! g'- ' cbtenng, »le- I ¡aytiin, «». ar I I iiand < and •»«sirgo(’. Albert, un,! carile»! ani,‘l gteat w<*nii«»lh of ticket No r«A,62l, • I tl.at the thè citiz-n. cillz ms J of vi I. I.••i..l-.ri >1.1-11 i'on- wh" k«-. ! !»!■• o hth. v tl..'11 • enpiiHl prize ofi30n i«C in ■I- .mi 11 . hruOI pilicy <f ' cc. teicion, pre- whn ' ■ <; i - *st an i l .ni working. Thttir ner», aii.l .le h, .-I ■ i.’ ■ ■ I liti li t< ,-j. , . a r. -pectahlc k,»7ber. died lri»h . patii'-'s, man»! tl, relense ni • . the -- - varal y«.:’-':■ ». .n«:: ti« y lav«? hid If.rd and up- _______________________ 1»Li,.-,* i nly ciinu is thè txercise of t. ‘ e |___ 1 di ________________ w»*rk. :cig th*»ir wid*«w®d mother t«»®u¡»> I j ort the limili) .—lUjtoa. (Ohio) Vetuoerut. «ritinsiy lìiibts vi iree o cedi. Real Estate Agent ! JACKSONVILLE. OREGON. THE MARCH GF PHOGRES f-JAMES I n I MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. HENRY KLIPPEL, / . lmta reo Fooo Mtem n res Y«, ¡3 MISCELLANEOUS. I’artiet wishing to [iurcha*® any of the above land®, can «t*’p off at M®df<»nl. where they will ba met a* th® railroad «lepof on the arrival of tra'n« by Meaer®. Wrigley and Goddard, real estate agents, who will convey tb®m in good «hap® to any of th® land« 1 have for sale, free of charge for conv®yanc® 8ILAHJ. DAY. JackfooTilIe, Oregon, Oft. 2$, lfee Dissolution Notioe. WIIIlLESAI.EiiidHET.MI.SEIMI.W N om k is hereby given that the I arf! ership h« ref«»fore existing between A. A. Bashor and J . II. William® doing a general mer cantile I.usines® at Gobi Hili. Jacks'.n county 65 Trent St., Fcrtland, Or. Oregon, under th® firm-nam® of Hashor A Wil- lismi«. i® mntuaJly dissohrsi. J JL William, Gi»nl«n. Flow» r and Fi* bi K^ln, ('b>vr. Alfal will contint:« th«« business at th® sum® places » I .l. THOSE KNOWING THEM.-ELVIS IN fa, (¡raarca, Oni<»n Set«, etc., etc., ir all varieties pitying all d«»M® «nd c«»ll«»rt In« .11 outMnndm. armant, and ,lh. own',- to Mid firm. Zx «lobhMi t<. Ih«» U’.<l«'rM>rn<d.«’ithfti by n«»t®m and lot** to suit. b«»i»k account, are hereby earnestly jf«|ii®»t/ a t«» Lftrg« M and mo-t complete Mock ic th«’ North A A BASHOR. west «•»di ft'-.d ®®ttlo at their ®arli»*®t coiiTi*nj®lJCC. 0«r „ . J. H. WILLIAMS. Datwf tl.ir 25tb day of Jar nan. lñH#. btj®ineH® must beeline«]. Merchant® farmer® and ga?dn®rs are rt qui sled FRYCE.k GEARY to wri’o for price«. M®«iror<l. Mar 12.1*V SETTLE-UP NOTICE. Nctioecf Final Settlement. Illustrated Catilnjiie Mailed Free. I Important Notioe. ILL PERSONS KNOWING THEMRELVEg i /T indebted to th® estât® of John Noland de, In th® (’<»unty (’onrt of th® Stat® of Oregon, for XEW BOOK of Travel. Pixceirry and Adrift ture. « **Kb«Mi. Mrs hsrehv notified to sett J® th® same I with WiHard<'rawT«»rd. attorney for the estate at th® <’«>nnty of Jackson. I hi® office in M«slfonl. without further delay and In tho matter of th® estate of Oliver Vincent, decoRF«*«!. thereby eave otMrte K. NOI^AND, OIL [OTlt E IS DEREin <. I Vk N TH A T THE AD- Administratrix <»f »taid Estate. | mil ’«tmtor of tii® estate of Oliver Vin- c«n‘. decea««*l h ■ filed in th® county c«>urt sp«»:tr «»f the jungln and plain; journeys of Jackson c«»nr.t\.»iregon. Lib final account a® in Wild ur.know a lands; h.gl t.- with savage men and bnrh administrator,; n<1 bv order ef «aid court Tiu sda.’ tne ftth d^j' of March. 188V, at th® hour f«rorj«ius arimal“. sublim«* «c<-iery: ihe«l»»<»<]s of of lOn’riock a . m .. 1« fc®t for hcarir g. All per- hor«»<li-NCovi*r»-®: thr««ngh tl »• T«»rrid and Frigid VOI'lcr. 18 HEHEBY GIVEN THAT I. CON- m « th intvre-tod ere I * r< b; i'<*tifi»*«l to appear and i Zor ♦»«•: adv nt croc.® v<*yng< s, shipwreck® and .1 rad MiDsu«. t!.o ndmuiiatrstor of th. -Mat. fil«« hic or h®r objection® to said account on or niHrveluus *sc.:| <•«• amo;ig theirlar.ds oT the sea, -.f JeM■' cr.i'ravingn. J ivelicst sell I-'CI of r.r Count, Court for Jack-on count,. bef«»ro sab! day tender m> re«i«n»tion u such adminia- F’lhof’hed h\ on’er «»f Hon. J. R. Neil. Judge ing Ixiok e\rr pr»sluc«d. Jn both English and Or-con. trator of seid osfnte. («• man. AGENTS WANTED. of eaid court. S( AMMEL A t ().. Box *?73, CONRAD MINGVH. C.O VINCENT, St. L«»'i», M«' .or Pl.ilEde’phi'». Pa. Administrator A'iniiijbtlalf-r of baid estate. Dated ul Afrbland this A'tb d. y of January, 16e9, SUdajb t:b;e given At»nt® without capital. Datad Feb <. 1ÄL N FROM POLE TO FOLE; TOURS ROUND THE WORLD. i NOTICE.