The Democratic times., March 14, 1889, Image 3

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THURSDAY
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MARCH
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CLWHlHHi K ITEH WITH
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THERE.
Road work is now in order.
Staple fall and winter goods at Fisher's.
New stock.
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The Tolo Townsite A Milling Fompanv
The Ashland "Record” is al! printed at
offer lots for $’s) each—iiO cash, balan ; • Jn
home now.
monthly payments «»f $5 a monih. F >r
Now is the time to take up and advertise full nrrang»»ments. <*tfil on or add’> h •
stray animals.
secret ary, Kcol t Griffin.
Part iee pay ir.g fort he TiMVfl in advance at onr
reduced cash rate* will be ftiruishM any of the
Our legislators have all finally returned
foltowinK narntsi pnblicati<»na in connection with to their homes.
thia paper nt tire price« given below. It will b«»
noticed that there in a nMucticn of af least tfl
Henry Klock of Willow Springs precinct
per cent, on publisbeis »-uet»»inury rate» in every called Tuesday
instance, and iu some much more :
weeklies .
Quincy A. Brooks is n iw sojourning at
Toledo Weekly Blade.. /..........................
.$3 <M’ the national capital.
Harper's Weekly.................... .....................
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Scientific American....................................
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What's the nutter with Rogue river eli­
Iletruit Free Pre*w.....................................
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mate? It's all right!
New York Star.............................................
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New York Work! ....................................
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A daughter w.s recently born to J ci.
Ban Francisc»» Examiner..........................
. 3 & Marshall al R'lSebury-.
• 4 IN)
Portlan«! Oregonian....................................
Harper's Bazar......................
»U« » Mr M« Mdlan diedin Butte creek V.li­
Pioneer Frees........................................... .
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’’a! , a short time ago.
Chioago Newa...............
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Missouri Republican................................
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E. Hamuton of Uniontown has returned
Globe Denna’nit..........................................
3 IA) from his visit to Ashland
Philadelphia Times...................................
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Ban Francisco Call
.. 3 IN)
Dr J . A . Callender has sold his farm
Frank Leslie's i Hunt rated paper...........
5 70 near Sebastopol, Cal., for $15,000
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Gvrniau
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Sunday Magasine
John Kimbrr’.in, formerly of Red Blurt,
Popular Mi ’itiily
11.. is n >w a resident of Ashland.
Budget..................
O'ivcr M<•’be, late of Klamath county
Pleasant Hours.
MOS » H14KS
w I i ru! ably 1-vate near Medford.
WestBhore. Portland Or
1 hos Johi »ton is this week trimming R.
Century, B»*nbner t..
Demorest's Mofaaii
J. Cameron’s orchard on Applegate.
Golev’s Lady B«»ok
Choice alfalfa ind millet seed in quanti­
Bt. Nicholas.............
ties to suit at the S. F. Variety Store.
Harper's Monthly..
American Agricultu
The plat >f the new Holman addition to
Harper’s Young People.
Jacksoi.vil!e w< 1 be filed in a few days.
Peterson’s Magazine
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Housekeeper...
Old papers, in quantities to suit, for sale
Other publii’uti »im wi 1 ba far’i*h«’4 ata re­
at the i'tM.ss ollit••• at 50 cents a hundred.
duced price when «»r«!«T«J vx'i ♦!'•■ I ime -*.
Tl Mi-¡ii Flu \ 11 \«« HOt’d»-
If you want to buy a lot in Tolo, do not
Jackwonvile l>r»*u -n.
di lay, for prices will be advance»! in April
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Th »s. McAn I«-"W of Medford was in
town on >.itur<iay last after a load of mill-
siull.
County ComtHinvittHrVif* t ourf
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Regular term. M.irch <<,
Present ;
Hon. J. R. .Nnl.judg« . f . W ” Tuvl'T and
Wm. Ray, »«'¡urn --i".”« r-
Max ‘ Muller.
cterk, J. G. Birdsry. shvri l
County road pet 1. i:»«l fur bv A M
Ford, et a*.; viewers app«u: i «!. .f. S. Ila-
gey. 8. C. MinuicR ai;«i J >. Howard, iur*
vevor.
Petition of J. (’ r»r«»«h. u ul.; to va -ate
road; denied.
Petition of O. Ganianl. et al.,tolocutv
road near Ashland; claims 1 <r dainiees
filed by J. C. Durkee, (or $3.A mi by B. F.
Myer tor $4*0 an»l by ( F 'udi.tm r • $1
L. Shide.h r, R. F. M «urv an l o. II irbau. L
appointed to view an 1 a »*■» «1 .msg« >
Petition for vai atiu . ot certain .*lr; ct* in
town of Talent; order g .in.« I un i .1 11
Whitman appointed i«> prepar«- am« .«it»!
re« rd.
Petition «1 Hull A lie k L»i* Ii ¡u«<r ij «
at (»old Hill; <h nie<!
M nthly n-p«»rt « l J M l.utland. k< cjx-r
of hu*pital. examine«! and appr«»v*d.
Petition tor bri«!gc a ra - Ant* I q-c» reck,
continued.
Petition L»r app inf’ng J. F. Ragsdale
superviKor of r»»a«l «li*tr, t No.
«-«»ntinued
Petition for a division »4 road district N»».
IS; continue«!.
Application of Sheriff for ex*eiiM«»n of
time tor collection of ti'xcs to 1st day of
May; »l« nit<l.
R«iad petitk»n«-d for by S- on Griffin et al.
tinal order »k< luring roud a public highway.
Or«h r»»l. that from ami after Mart h 7tn.
all bil * present»*«! to this court tor
paymi’iit. on account of m tii al *crvi».c>
rendered to any person, w ul be di*;J!ovvid.
unless the ptr*on | « rh»rmin_ -a d service
shall have been iir-t «’ re ted to do so by
this court
Matter of Miller < 1» « k l>ri«lg« . «ontinu» d.
Li< ♦ ns« or«icrt»i i-»-u‘--i h» < . W. Savage to
reta 1 si irituou* liq.u r* at Central F« int
for one year from l « b. *. 1**.»
Ordere«l th it county »1» rk receive an ' r- -
curt! deed t« Lfie I’clu'« 1 ¡' a! 1». nig••. and
draw w -rrant in tav< - «4 Mary Ann ( ha v
ner for $l,2m» wh» n 1 t 1 • • •
is reliably infui me«! tl. i :1c- h
on saitl bridge is irmovtd
Rebate of $Sall"W««l LG \ ai.dj kc to*
error 111 a.*>e*>mcnt of l*s7
Order made rvquirimr J. s. Howard.
county surveyor, t»» return fit I<1 not«»* of the
U. 8. survey of Ja« k.* m coumy to the
clerk of the county, that the puf»li naiy
have access to the -ame.
Bills were allowed amountin * .«» the sum
of 11*49 sV.
Bills were disallowed aggregating $121
County tax‘S will soon be delinquen!,
Don't fail t » see the sheriff before it is too
late.
i'eveal valuable limestone ledges have
r t en' y been traced in the vicinity of our
town.
J.»bn Die: vtnn*». Sr . who has been suf­
fering sev» rely with a lame knee, is recov­
ering
Scott Griffin <»k I ►’<•» wants to buy 5000
nil- ••
oats, ».< I v »*•! at hi* warehouse
in To u.
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Fi’-'h-crop «»ranges, lem »ns. figs, etc..
1 \’.n .«■ y
i he best in th«»
mwrxtt.
ih» prohibitionists carried Motion coun­
ty, i al . by a larg.’ majority at the late
< lection.
A nice etuck <4 the best onion sets is bl­
ing displace»! at the S. F. Variety, Jack*
sonvlile.
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Several matters of general importance
will be found among the county court pro­
ceedings.
N. Fisher has just pl.,c-*»l a splendi«! as­
sortment of new fart and winter goods on
his shelves.
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Bruce Allen, late cf Ashland, is now
publisher of the •’Advance,” at Alpha,
bhasta county. Cal.
Money is nee«!e«l by the T imes Publish-
i’ig Co., and everybody indebted should
settle at once
I t.« sherifl’s request for an extension of
time in the collection <»f taxes was denied
by the county court.
Fisher’s n«w *tock must he sold, regard-
!»-ss .4 . »t. (’ ill and inspect goods before
they are pi«;ked » wr.
\’rs » I.«.*<», w 4« «4 one of the proprietors
of the Asliln d brirkyard, died a few days
ago « f sj in a! m* n ng'.tis
A 11.: line < f first-class garden seeds,
irtsh an«! of th»» best varieties,can be found
at the 8. F. Variety Store.
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The S. F.‘•Examinei” is the best paper
on the coast Don’t fail to leave your sub­
scriptions at tlie T imes office.
When you desire a pleasant physic, try
8t.. Patrick’s Pilis. For sale at City Drug
¡Store am! Engel Bros.. Pheenix.
The Baptists Inve been holding a meet
in/ at th« Pankey school house in Sam's
valley, Rev. J. A. Sluver in charge.
Probate Court.
The following proceeding- were had tn
the probate court at the Mar» h term. 1**’*.
Kstate of R X A nuvr*on, »It*« ea-««l; > X
Beever appointed a«imini-ir.itr..’t
Bond ot
same approved.
Estate of G Vincent; <>r ler »«f final sett'e-
inent made.
E*tateofGto Farlow <!« < «a*»«l; hearing
of final account *ct for April 2 I.
Estate of Jt**e D<»1 arlii le, •!»•• » .used; fin­
al sta'emenl of ' Mingu-. admin *trator.
approve«! and a»lm:iu-ir.i’.or <li*. harge«!
Patrick Duttn »pyomlvd u«i*n»m*tr;uor, de
b. uiis non.
Estate of SA larnh;ni, <h cavd; first
.•emi annua.' » xlub t aptu v •!.
E*tatv of Frank in M IL i ’ p u, <!«•' t a-»‘«L
petit.on to stdi p 'p« r.\
Al; pr--ii* i i-
tervsted citeil t«» ap} • ar on April 1
Estate of Wm » .-uriicr. <|. • i-ed:n-«i-
ti«m for onkr of sale «»1 reai nr.»p rty. IL wr­
ing set fur Tne-day. Mac 7Ji.
in re the guar«ii inship <»t Th»»*na* ai.d
Lee Beall, minor litir- »4 I !»«•* I’ Bea I, ■•»•-
ceased. Ann Ik ad a| | <» nte»l guardian oi
p»r*»»n* an»i e* at«’-o. iu. < r-.
Estate of S A Farnham. <!e cased ; peti
tion fur ««rd» r of *a e <»» :cal pr«»4* iv. «>r-
<ler grant» <1.
Estate of R N Anderson; inventory an«l
apprui*ement tile»! ami approveii.
F.’tate of >arah Bed»* l *eehmd, deceased;
final settleme.it. Gr»ler made approving
same.
Y«'-i »an always get the neatest job work
of ail kinds »lune as cheaply aa in the east
at the T im es office. Give us a trial.
Send the T imes to your friends East, or
at .my other place, ft answers better than
all the letters you can write.
T. J. Kress, the scientific painter, will
s ».m c »tnmence work on J McPherson’s
neat, new residence on Griffin creek
Fartics desiring to buibi in Tolo this
spring will be furnished lumber, brick and
buil ling material at the lowest price.
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A few (‘«»pie.» of th»» American Settiers
Guide, standard authority on all Lind
matters, mav be found at the I' imes office.
Several carloads of fine beef cattle from
¡he Klamath rnnir* - have recently passed
over the S. 1’. railroad for the Portland
inai ket.
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S.’nEn.bree ar.d Harvey Taylor, who
have been visiting in town for sometime,
wi I return to southern California this
week
Many newcomers from the east are look­
ing f >r homes tn the valley and the lata fa­
vorable rains have restored faith in our cli­
mate.
The be-t bread of ali kinds ever eaten in
J.iek-ori county is now being manufactured
i.y I’. M <> Rourke of the City Bakery Jack­
Municipal Eltelione
Th»* fallow.n ■ i- the ohi i.il showing made sonville.
at th« »1» ti'Ui held in th’- pbu e on Tue’
J din Cantrall la«t week delivered a fine
»lav. March ■'». I•*'»9.
lot < f fat In ijs to tl. Karewski, who is en-
Trust»’»- l«hn (>rth, 7s: D. l/nn,‘»7: A.
I to make pork into bacon recardless
L. Reuter
Midi» r. 73; Gt«». 11.iv-, of weather.
73. David <. r» menni I»”-. <4; ( h.is. Vlrvh,
In another column wid be found an ad-
53, .1. Xunan.
\V. M. < «• vp.». 47 ; A. <1.
veitt-iment calli'ig for plans,specifications,
Folvin, »'•.
etc.,
for the building ef a new town hall al
Re* <«r«h r I H. Ht.lF r. 133.
Mar-hal F.dw id Htlm-, 70; Charles Medford.
Schultz.
, Frank K. -hafer. 1°.
I»o n« t be induced to take some other
Treasurer .lames < r.«ut miller, S7; John preparation when you call for Hood's Sar-
F White >1.
sapariila. Be sure to get Hood's, which is
>tr«rC Fomin-- <>ncr Win. Eaton. 131* peculiar.
Jas Ell;»»It..’
The
i-klyou summit boomers in the
i.Hl.XT FASS.
The f' lL'win i- the « fi I vop of f e A-bland papers report grass three inches
high
ami
the wild flowers in bloom oil the
Gram - I’a^ « uy vl»cii««n hvi-1 on the same
high divides.
dav :
Mayor J. C. <' iin¡.!»e 1. 205,
1 The I. 'Cy farm, situated between this
Coun« ihnen—J Vv lluwanl, 10!; J. A
place ami Midford lias lieen divided and a
Jenning« 11 ; ; .1 I. " . it. i:»l ; > - k Hark
portion of it is ofTt red for sale. It i- a fine
n--.?., r. P. Ju I>.. . ILL H. « K nil ',. ooily of land.
Ill . W T. Fuburn. 1 L».
the s tort road from Willow Springs to
Treasurer—J. T. Tut!sK 2ns.
Centtal 1'oint was opened list Tuesday
Record» r P. G. Smith. 1'»-•.
evening.
The distance between the two
Marshal J. H . < » by . 13 * ; .1. Fat Lek. <
p!a< es is '2 miles.
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lìoartl of rr Hitter ft.
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At a regular meeting of *h:s
Mur h .'»th 1**:». tlie
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were had ;
Present - Mayor, J. I’ N«il ; councilmen,
I» I'nuiemi ler. Max Muller and K. hub i.
The following biil* W« r< allowed: Win
Eaton, street com in s ;ouer.$'J3; J. N’unan.
insuran< e town had. $»<»; it >. Dunlap,
town i r<n*n.
J H 11 utkr, recorder,
$ -
• > I» I * of jn«lgts and de ks of muid­
ripa! le.
. tion.
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IL**. Du» I q . *e* io . i ' tl lii- annual re­
port. wifi, h was a|»j -ov» «I.
I.¡.¡in i « ii . <4 J,i-. Th'Hn-on, d*?« c i'-
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J«» » *, to »late one war from January 19,
ls.a-»
B«.. fur print ng nf Chas. Nicke’!. refer­
red t«. fu an» e c »miir'ke
Adjourned until Fri lay. Mar< h LXth.
The action of Hie county court in placing
a bounty on panthers is generally com­
mended, as these pests are more destruct-
ve than any other.
Two hundre 1 tiioiis lit.l shingles wanted
dt-liveii-d at Toio. Must be of the best
■ iu i.ity. Address, ait!» lowest cash price,
oeutt i.iitlln, Tolo, Or.
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l.em ler Pool is driving an artesian will
oct sien Yr,kaand Montague, lleisdown
liii.ut ‘JO feet, is ^ io - v tn clay strata, and no
nater yet to speak of.
Joan Dyar has succeeded Ed. Helms as
driver of Warm in's strge running between
this place and Medford, and is becoming
popular with the public.
The lots in the Holman addition to Jack-
sonv lie are attracting much attention and
will doubtless fin I a ready market when
tin y are offered for sale.
Jury /.inf. April Term
There was a heavy rain in northern Cali­
The f<»llnu ing i< the lis» <»f j irors drawn
to >«rve at th« ««lining April term of c» wit fornia the f< repart of the woek, nnd the
northbound train too five hours late Tues­
W <» 1 hop I
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day evening in consequence.
prrun i;
l; John Devi.
Devlin.
pretin
.. _ .1 S Herrin. James
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ihornu.n, Ashland, 1111
A tirst-cIaM piano and a small safe will
land, < himney Ro« k; 8 B E.l-all, G W be sold at a reasonable figure.-either for
Beale Big Butte: John Ni<h«»|s, Little (ash or note with approved security.
Luth- Arthur Wil «m. F Hubbard. Th»»s Apply soon at the T imes o!ficv.
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Work has been shut down nt Klitnath
W. bb, \f.. t*.»r«l ; E I Wulkvr.Cvntral Pm* t :
Alex<>rme. I «H-»t* < reek: W > ('»»ok. R<»< k city. C al., but not permanently, as h j«up -
fl.e company has invested too
I'oi t.J 1’. W»'!•■:».
1. FS hmid*- i»o«»»<l.
'♦ ill, W'»«»«!v.lle ; J G Bri»«»c. 1 rail er«»!:; itiuch there to back out now.
• han*)’ « v Xye. R II Lean, F «»’.in«’»* Rock
riiv Monarch saloon at Medford, iiider
1. >hid«’l'r .!• . • •uv.l'1
<• in G’ Brien. Ap
f'tc ru i" i.;- n«!il of H. ti. Wolters, i.-« prov-
¡•¡«•ga’r I.i- - ilimt *h. \ I’ Ankenv S'.vr- i’i : i p •¡••ihtr report. The bi’-»t •»( evi ry-
imgvi! »• \ Invait J«»Ln 1 • u’ra L Wi rum Hr.ng in that line k kept there.
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t anuron. I nioutuwn
W. S King of Foots creek, who has had
mudi . xtiei i< in I- in the mmufaeture of
I frjit if nt l'f< ripitution.
sorgi;
urn.will c.e prepare I to do custom work
r»’*er Rr.tt, oar ■ o -.il m«pi >r dogìst. i'»-
• .r ■ 1
. up with la lit e ni II at rias'iuable rates.
f«»rms us th it 1 b»’ ri ll : •
to last M .inlay. . troni
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O t. I. H.«*, has
J. H. Hutter, clerk or th - school district,
am*»unte«I u» bui ’•* j ri h s. whi e for ihe has turned over the delinquent list to the
same oeriod last yenr it v.as »•bolli ló indi- I'leritT lor collection
ft is mudi larger
es. Tii»* t»»t«i J
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pr»TÌpii;it
0 1 troni October
than us isi, amounting >■> nearly $:MJ.
1. I»»*;, mt kto‘ er 1.
wa about
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..t ?3 in-
A very successful protracted meeting was
ches
yfr I’.r tt -av
t at i.p lo «late thè
present has been th» lr «’>i • ;ir ki o n 1 C'ltic'uded last week bv the Baptists at
the history of »>r v
g*i . but l
io- bvs ' f Ant och *c‘r"*l-l*misc R“v. J. A. dlover
ram having ia’’e sin- ;- thè tirsi day of Ja - lug coudilctt d tin* services.
uary last.
Sornu rt-i-ai broke i ito the residence of
Mrs. J MrDmi ¡or A pplegite,during l»er
J'lHNOt Pun* fl.
absence, n<si long since, and stole $30 from
If you dr<*ue your pi »no or organ tun»»»!
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rp(> , HthJri SN her tru.ik. There is no clue to th»* culprit.
or , rep lire I bv a <• »nip -ten
uer*
a card Io E. B
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Yreka papers r ‘p*»-t times booming since
it.« r, >1.1.
JFl;la:i<i, by t>»
15lh (»f this h.unt!) anti you wi'l he du.y the completion of »h-rr branch railroa Land
wait» d on.
a i ttw o|H*ra house will woon be built there
.1 acjisonville should follow suit immediate-
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Chamberlain’s Eve ami >kin Ointment is
A ->e»*on»i-ban»! bm kb a d am! '<•! of bar-
nr-s al>o a span of 1 vr r o «1 h«»r»es, fi r uMe<|uah*d for old chronic sores. Manv
sale che ap Apply to F t.;.»n livery 'tab e. i>«opie have been permanently cured by it.
¡•'or sale by City Drug 5<tore and Engel
Jacksonville.
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Bros. Fbtentx.
C/MB om «.
The H. F. V*»ri» f •• s*
supply of onions o ih<
will t>e sold in <p an* ties
sbls figures.
/•» Í..VO V.4/.
A saw-mill bus been established in th
timber belt on Griffin creek, which is n an
nfaeturing heaps of superior l imb»r • M •-
Queen’s tracti m engine is furnishin ; the
motive power.
A iteraiy ent« r*ar.in>*n* will be given a»
the Neil creek ««.1» •(»!-hu'i.'-, s u h oi Ash­
land, to-m >r.
Fri lay ev. ning, >o obtain
fU'iiis will» wbicb to buy seats f*»r the
«cbooi house.
Enos Babcock, late of Dukot •, a 1 w 4 i\s
since purchased th»* fine ranch bclonj u«
to.lvsae Dodge at Willoy Spring-. :m I w h
take po<se,'?*mii of the'-aui« ;tt . , .1.1 Ve>-
1 ne considt rat’on was |?,l< 0
W. L. Webs'er w I! ope 1 .1 " »l i v h. •••
iartorv Hi L:fiKv:l!e In A p ii, ID I '*
der new apparatus from the »«i^t for Ihnt
purpose. Mrs Webster will <
n ie '
local brunch «4 th ■ bu*ine-s h«re.
1 here me Gill scwrul <• • • s <4 - »in »1
meningitis in A>»h’.aiut. a nt it i* ‘ 1; .-■•a Iv
reported that there have bC‘’«i nj.iriy t \«n
tv deaths in that vnunity tr»‘»h in I > 1 »
«iisease within the past few months
The nobbiest and hitr.st st\i, - 1, hats
shirts, neckties collars, cuffs, scarf p n-
collar-buttons, etc., in s«»'itii»rn • »r> ’ ;
can always In* f«»un«i at th« S. F Vari«:y
Store. Cull an«l see for v > 1; « •:. *-
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The work of relimberit'g tin* iu:
tw«C! \siiland and Rnidin r with tir tim
hers lias beenc« mul’te»l, ati l the ru ».1
carpenters nr* now emsi; i in relit‘i':g
and repairing the c » nr <ny * bridg
Fruit trees are not m rdi fur* her •!vine­
ed than is usual at this time »1 vi* i*, in
spit»* of ihein«at amount »1 *«i'
I k. be Un
we have h id. The reason
very suia'l am >un of mo s’u
groun«!.
There i< no «Lang«-, in ' » n ’
a
Iain’s ‘ o i.- h Renn »1 to « .; Id
tains no injurou -ubstn'i- »
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unequalled for »• »bls and r »u.»
like it. Fur * ■ • by J. XV. : ■ •I* (>ii
Engel Br«».s , Phoenix.
The Roseburg puhlie
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11»* piipffs enrolled, which •« more 1:
registered by the sell»"»I (-'«i k at ti;»* ■
nit g <»f the tT:n. Ouisi,! • i.j • 3 .
creases th * en oLuiunt, us it «i
good school*
R» a«l our gran t clubbing ri hi ■ «•
published elsewhere, an 1 ii V'
■ I
leading journal of s mth- a
the best newspaper or p»
I'nif« 1 >ta’.-s tor tii« 1». i«»’
o
M ild to th f'Gtc* ofii* ••
B«l bl »«»-’. c; US<S dv peps
!»•
»¡a r«»a» ts by causing bed »
goon, gr»»witig worse, until
C
t< m i- P*•’«••* « ». I v 'lire
liei for » .e vic i ;a
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tent c«»ur.-v »f Ay : : S r i:
atri
Cratnj>:.i : pa.as in the
» .*!»
bowels, <*l.»»l»’ra morbus an
i iirvi
promptly, perm.ineutlv an
by u.*ing i’namtuTiai I * < ’•»
<
■ - 1 »’! 1
Diarrbn a Remedy.
S >. : a City 1>: ug
¡¿tore am! bv Engel Bros.. L i c:;ix.
will
sih'trii'
A millsite, millrace
at id
t e furnished by the
Milling Company
Company. for a nominal -am
any responsible party who will put up a
t! mr mill nt Tolo. For Durtii uiai * id.l.
or call on the secretary. >• -.»it Griffin.
I
11 EXTtaX .
Ex- li *rlII Dean called on m last Tues-
<1 av.
F.iitik L« ai spent a day at Grant’s Pass
List w.ek
F S md
01 Smith ha-» returne«! from
Lis î
• t»».!’ortland.
E. Jac •'< , who ha-» b» • it »jiiite sick, is
a • e to be t » «il : g i.n.
Ju 1/
>r«i and wife of Medfor l vis-
it«»<l on- 10 va y «storday.
Mw. Krach. v. h ) hi* been dan *et»m*ly
dl, is 1 oavaie*« ■c.ii-i -l<»wiv
Miss Jenni * l.i«k-.»n i.* in ch.irge of the
Fost ii t' i- ara: ;»b nffiie here.
A. I n -4 o« Klamath county spent ti
short t:m ■ ill town this week.
Mrs- King, wio’t.f the In »»pir 11 stew ar I
at F»» ! Kl.i«.! i•»», i* hi Portland
< ’ L««-km u» imd M * R E mis
Mrs.
caite»! t the I’ imi > ‘»t;i »• y-ster lay.
Hora • 1’ I ».i an I G. \ ll-»lh*»ib«ik ft
S im’s v.iL«y •-.ent yeiterJay in town.
Fi I. il • * an I ni« • .m l E L Temple O«
• cii’r U i’ui’it \ I ite I I u ksonville Sunday
( mi lu t »r M.t livw* »«f the * P. railroa»i
wi a’ ih« county-stat on business last
S Utirda.v.
M ■** V I • i re !. w ho h * s be«ui stopping
at M I ii’ « i for s uiwtimc p ut, has gone to
Grant'
,r hoilse ot
S
<4. repre ■utmg the
« i in sco waa in
R i-t ib.iu.11 A C
town M
day.
F. ILt
i ird has g-uie to his li»>m°stend
-■ .I'- i < 1 ui«.f Appl- g.itr. ace impilile I
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A full line of quartz ami pia er 1
blanks always kept on hand at the
office.
The mining .«rmon »»«.»n-.
lire, ns not »»’ t » •
id-iii any vva««r.
The latest e* Hi •« • » <
ing C«*de, prinks« at '.» ” •
authority, for salo ut the i i m : - «.
G. W. Travis a mining expert
fully prospecting th»’ <\l I
the Blackwell distr < t, . I. ' ’
with the outlook.
The miners of Jcs’pl i
take «mt a iar c -*u 11 of m•> «
Twin falls, as ih y I ihv ■• t L«;!-1
best • f rimning 0 «ler.
Wright .k Pankey are w .1
ledge .-»»mewhat an«l hav « - ■
than ever. Tin- ore is ot
varn-ty un«l is full of g” 'i ■ 1
11 ike 1 » ve.
l’r<>'p**<*l-ng f**r <|
»•••mini es « * <t ii i> •>;
strikes wi 1 I < n. i ie in 1 >h«
Orme and Swuck r A • o. a
ih» ir led ’» s ami taking »»ut
m
ore.
Mayor DeLi^hm i't
bis u*u »1 « '’¡e
in lh« m v ' ni
to a-* ura 11:«
finii g »voi !
lint »1 i : th ‘ ' <
E iioc ’ i !' t '
weeks . :,*
orni««*
lii-li un
smnui«
i
asure brut or business,
1
! v tup a bottle of bvrup
•st
<’j»antly ami ef-
» ys, liver ami bow» 1 ,
!c ad »ch« s an«! other
l i-r sale in 50a end I
a I k-ading <!ruggists.
«•! I' i «nt v i wlm has l»»‘eu
11« i.¡a L r » .di >rt time, re-
11« i* I • • r. r p » as««i w ¡th
! Ir • i- i 1 i I.I*
t.i « ver.
■ 1>
r.W ii l >’s popular merchant,
in.: 1- .1 !• ks.mvilie a visit one »lay last
w
IL-
it. L i-« «1 a span of tine uorses
fr a G Kar«wv -ki while her»?.
lb of .1
B Farley, the pioneer school
r « :i» r, tn i !«• u* a | leas.mt »* ill last Tn» *
Chamberlain's Co.igh IL-me ly i< f.t u » !b
!.•.
II«’ lit* ji*t finished a successful
Lt Hilft If (i lì
.-«•/<
f»»r its prompt and effectiMl« are- »4 -a;,
rrm
I .u Wi »lervillr.
aud colds
Thti m»»-t -ever«* c"!«l may b •
H D.
I.
i ■
I
M
XL
Gilbert
of
Jackson
county,
Mis-
l»»osene«l and reliev «I ' y a ¡« »v d •>«* <•1
lion »»( nightwatch at tin- mi::
this valuable reinedv. For *4 bv 1. W . - o’. < in town with a number of im ruin ng summer.
<» >: .■• I «h ail !. >rs. ; fu sale. They a»*cof th«
Rubnisv n and Engel Bros., Ph«»enix.
'l'h • Rciifivld Bro- «,:’ L
’i i Hcve and Bay stock
Attention is called t«» tin* roti« e t*» «
! •! I, ad niiiistrato" of the estate visiting ir ends and rvlat ,
tractor* g v, n el-«wli» re bv Rev F. S. X 1
<
mi..- de ■»• is««i. h i* r< turn«'*»! to have returned home.
L«rtb<*<<* -.. ii »’”. i»
: :• 1 a*ne L’aih'ii '’
Died -On March
_'d.
:n !«■• t >n county, having iin-
church I u:.«liii..’ at A- ., t 4,
he 3o\. »
daughters of Mr. ami Mrs. \\
bi:-: <■** here for ¡the present.
fe« t in »1:h.fh<l>»n-’, a u I«»
b i l( on tn
Their
deaths
occurred
• . who has been holding
old baseball grounds ab<»ut tw > bio . ir »m
<
P «.return l*t>ome Sun- apart.
the dep >t.
We are enjoying
:.t w. « t b i«k to «!av to fin
i.: V
b-»r tl:;' nc*t turnmits b.
i
. i r *;.■■ term J nig • Brim and if it *>hould
call at the Excei.-mir h\« ; sta
w«uH<l benefit fall-
lit -«
lit! ’ v-»
sonvilie
Plymale’s price ar» q-' *■ •
dens greatly.
•i p :
: O’, I I 1 mess
sonable ami he never u»i'- i.i
vm?;
¡
I
T!ie surnmc
>- <»n«e m v« i in*
factiou
You will ah«»
, w • • to pairo
r
» 1; • fr»«m Washington nrx; M-. -.Liv,
ize his stage lit;»* runnoi : b- w. cn tii
»lorn
; and < »¡. n bile w i .
1 iiproving hi« r<
place ami Me»ifor»l.
ly p.i* 1 .-< d f.t in m ar Medford, was in lies! way- tai ion.-« on th. r«»a 1
Mi s lb-*i'- M. l»r»!i»;e.» f Bur! ngton.V .. »-«« .! I t-t M«« '.d iv an i paid the T imes of-
The mill at Green mount.« i 1
had a disease of the s e.lp wnit h » au « 1 lio-.-i call
He . web pleased with our at work » rushing »¡uartz 3 he ii
her hair to tecuiue very bursa and dry coiutry.
¡sixty hours result»«! in a 1 -fir ,
and to fall so iri’cly .*1»« *«a*« -:y : •« 1
[ g 'lil du>t, wliii h was a pleu- u:
comb 11. A\ er’« Hair Vigo
1
U / />/ OIN> SOI I /¡ft.
the ownei*».
healthy scalp, ami ma<h» the Lair beauti­
In company with Mrs W. L
fully thick ami glossy
»•■ at Roseburg during siH’ut Sunday at B 'k; L- l th
.'.
Owing to this chai»g‘* «b¡*- t *inrt*e, it
M s. Adelia Redfield
In th«
Hurt i . ist week, but M r>. Rialtield and her t
difficult I«» pr< serve a fair < «>m; 1 -.va:id
our lair sisters are annoyed by r
•*hu«*-s
Mrs E. F. Wilson, the ii;:
of the *kint » Laps, r» <1 n > c. «?:■•. h li :
:. i* ci mi arativelv goo»! magic, and we thank Ui<« •
tard’a Specific is applied to the f •. « an i
pleasant visit.
• - of *« kuess now.
hands mgbt ami morn ng. a »•! ar :i
M’-. E«L \V ils«ui ami lo
. wl.<> ha* been attending
healthy complexion » tn be preserved.
(nee
Mi>s Amanda JL>rn)
(I
Pass
i ' ' umed
Sohi by E. C. Brooks.
one »lay last week. They
Peist'ns
troubl»-1
with
rhetiia it :<m
I !•
n.ng more than her share of an extensive bridal t<»ur <
northwest, an«! \\ i I t.c. .Hy |.
should try ('hami>cr!.i.!i’s i’.iin Balm. On«
>n;Je one* haveperform-
water bay, where Mr. \\ h.i
ap|»!icatiun will ease t'ie p tin. ami it*
»1
;O«’ly.
erty
interests
tinned use Las cured many < 1 > * <4
. «1
Strangers <’9111. in.’ to I f abundunt. al-
ie ami inflammatory rheum;»’ -m. ’ » 1’
Messrs. Huitt ami Jon«’ ■ f \\
tlnmgh tin* -prim ru*h of immigrants has
bad resisted Other reme 1:« s ami «-vt : th« not . »mn««
spt’iit l ist Tuesday at. Givnii.i.« .
ili
me«* * yet
treatment of the best physicians. Ihi «
brit g the most f ivoiabi»’ repoi:
It
you
'.
«nt
your
p
.
p<
rty
s
>l»i
quickly,
w.
5<) cents per bottle
For sal»? bv J.
important place* mines wh h «
at t tie best hgu « s, «-.Gl i>n M E. Beatty, at pleasing to ;■ vcral gentlemen
Robinson ami Engel Bros.. Phoenix.
*
his teai-cstate < •iti«e. in Medford.
who have claims 1«> at» d then
Th«»’.i*an<ls are nfflicted with «li<»a cs of
M E"' I is g-owin I rnpiiilv am! spread­
The b»il gran*in : a p
the knit * y am! urinary 01 gms. wh > s’lttf ing «»v
er .’ <11 <u gr u;;«i
Many »lrctl dollars per annum
in sib.-m•»•, rather than niah»* Km»wti th« ir bm'i.fig
L ;»e • - < ••♦! hi■ ri4 lsxy.
tin lias pa**cd both h«»i.
trouble-»
l’o •*.’! th< *e . 1 *e I wc » r. ■ -
Wi,. .. i
a
il mwortl. Ii.iv« formed a by re eiving (he Pre id«
fer a safe an 1 sp«‘C<ly r«m«*ly in
'«»n
p
irt
n»
o
r.'!
-ire
t;i
i.va-.u
1
•;
'the
count»
lie «»me a 1 . w. 'I’li’.' pc n
Kidm v '¡'«a. which
«• »:nj
of Imr: •
! • -« :
making machine.
rendered the Ended Slate»
select» «I with gr«at care in O
:• n. and for Un
warrant««! n •< (<»»■ nta-n m n-oals
nv
1 1 an i .
a-'-i-Lin's are Kep! war in Fl »ri 11 «nd va*. . .
M P
‘ Oregon, and i' a in« i.<« I
ar« fi'S’-cl.’ts , LI
kin«L A few d >*• * all' r I instant r« 1 • I
buy i.
Buhl by E.
Brook*.
i t 1 1 •• it «ri'y the best of woTO < <»l Mart n’> <lc \’iiv ot bi L
smith
side again-t >avage foe-».
Now is the lime <»f yea” when the ap­
I.
tociti.u v <»t ttiis preci net, is
Mart h llih.
proaching holiday *« ron i n.n ls >1* f u ubkv t -i - ■n.<’J
lie writes that Mount
tome token ot kind rmiieml»;am « wi:! be Sha ' ■
cred w th snow, an»i th” foot­
welcomed by our friend*. What present hills are a . o wnite.
I lie Stand«isl \utlioiiiy
would he more acceptable than a fine pho­
1», L. Youngs, who bus had much expe- In England tor drugs and ti •
tograph or crayon of the giver, made by r cm'« iii 1,railing and budding, is in the British rh.irrnaropn.fi,
I,ogan, the Ashland photographer
th* al­ A pi l--...a!«
ti ui. accompanied by Isaac the value < f 1‘oi.d > Extr.
ways has the latest novelties in tini-’i, ami Woolf, on a busin. >s trip.
the mucous nn inl-rar.r
if you call ul his gallery you wi;l P irn
• ? a bargain—a c«»sy dwelling subduing hemorrhage.
Fur ra
something new about pictures
o from tin» center of the town
Imuse n.
P.utlamL Oregon. March 2.X
ot Medfti I. For parti, ulars empiire of R.
t r r. '«■■
Having tried the »•!!««!* of the C'. n-'cn-
!,;iw: u. real-es!ate agent
•
For the benefit of all wh
trated ex'r:u t of Oregon Ki F • v I . t. we
1 m-d b'li u id ng I:- in B».irrr»‘ek to this
cheerfully hear wim« ** t » r*
.1 piai . v. h, h V» .■ f.irHish our town with a swindle the newspap
dues, we publish the
agency in affections »>1 the4 g» -tiv«’org tn*' ti»;< - i;q v oi w<i!«*r, i> nearly completed
kept standing at th« h
It is simple, safe ami sure : it i* e v . y lak- 1
v L prow «4 mu h Ixubdit to our town . tonal column in many
and rest >res he Uthy vitality to the «»ry m--
lire,
.
Hiir
d
¡»I
’
opuse
bui'ding
a
brick
1. Subscribers who
it is intended to operate upon with a -uir«‘d
i )! v.te >p«,cifh,at ons f» r it. notice to the contra,
success. «Sol i Ly E L. Br
I v ii I ii.i • .« );«•.«
, commodious building, wishing to continue t!
S .1 M- <«.{M!»K.
ba w l i 1! ct ere lit on ou- growing
2. If subscriber-or
Editor (.’¡.tie he * >
¡ *‘‘ ’
of their periodicals t
It i? , ’nerallv cr-nc-*d 4 h\ phv*;- m
t iii’i«? to send th«m
that about one-half of tl •* r •|ci'a*nm -4
paid
the I'nited Kates ar« differing tr u»i i id
*f3. I f subs. 1 iber- 1
*»l
ge tion ami »I.V’iwps 1
Hurrh 1 «nting
take th» ir | « rio'i:«
ami impropiT mast.cation am! im i tv t!i«»n
whi« Ii they are din •
of foot! are the principal » aus»’*. Dr Hen
potisible till they 1« tv •
ley's Dandelmn Tonic strengthens an 1 i: -
and ordered their par t r d
. I
vigorates the digestive org.ms. .md » i 1
•L If subscribers movt
one to enjoy a hearty nm tl wiFe nt ”«v un­
without informing th * pi
pleasant atter »ffets. S«»hi by E
Brooks
papers arc sent t«» 1
they aieh Li n-spoii
Those who wer»* .h-p »* 1 i io cay LCs«' i
5. I he cuiiris haw
criticise the wenther »!«rk\* in ’.'« -I f
to take pero«lit ais !'•<»•
doing bu*in»ss lately must m»w h. 1« tc ir
moving and L aving th
diminished hea«is. Th« vernal *un h i*» er.
ma facie’’ evidence of
gendered a d»gree of hiX* in tl.« 1«.
■-
I
tutrl
1
‘
t
’
ot
’
-rd
tftfl.t.
6. Any | cr>oti who
noil ot th« vslley th it «»nly req.i r< «i 1
n
Th*- fo <«,\ Ug i r reedings have taken per an«l m ikes n-,« ot ir.
.spiralion of the equimictiel >»>ower*: t . ».t
have now set in to bring v g« tateni f r- pl.i e in the J'-x’pbi >e court since the last subscribed for it or not. 1 ■
subscriber.
ward with phenomenal rapidity
Th- it port o th-‘ T im i - :
7. The pos’t ma-'tor v, I
very’ earth is pregnant with promise <d
>*.au! of Oregon vs M L Wo»»dy; indict-
ment for an i as-ault u th a dangerous the legal noli« »* 01 tl.« n
bountiful harvest*
to take from th« otlic
\\»apon
Di--’ r « i|
Stat«* V A -I < i...i :i!.«.i • in ii- tment lor • Iressed to him. is ha
r ! \T a 4L roi.v/ rm \ i t s*
er for the subscript:'
kiliiiig .»
I >i • 'ni —cl
Sta*e v ■ I)
Mil- h' li ; inde Imeni for
Bevcnlv vot
tv. r * ea'f at th« l.Fi
.- Hing I .•¡m
t-» min.us. Verdict of guilty.
election, which is a good -t irtcr.
Am oils« !>i-v>r.l, ,
i hiend.i
ii:«D‘■ d io pay $7.’» an»l costs
W. B. A. Temple, who b.r ’• * n q ;:♦ i I
l)r. FEnt’s retnedj n.u>t I «•
and < 1er maile I« rl ¡••it.ng county license
is convalescent, we are /
« t > ¡cam.
exce.-siv«
or
c
mtinuou« n;u ■
S M 1 :’icUr vs E 11 Pi i.er; divorce.
exciting p.i.ssiom*, or o\ < r-indi;
Wm. Gates is doing a bi.' '« t ! uj - «! ( I I hr « rec grant» <1.
than cv« r since he moved into h.-- li.it ,
Hen
!.. ili vs John R Marshall; to re- uiating food or drink, or nervous di*
have long continued. 1 >• scrij
large building.
C(»Vi r in -.1« \
Vculiet for defendant, jury
with each bottle; or, Uu< i Tv -
C. W. Savage was la t week irriint-
I »Iu«*: • buy tha. a partnership existe»! between Co , N. A.
P iriit*
cense to >. II spirituous lij’.«r f«.: <» »•»
< I*, n < • v-. W II Flanagan ami \V F
Dy the county c<ur t.
Terrible Forewarn:« xf .
ti for da . :> •. < tontLiued.
Improvements c«41:inn»*.not w itb-t - ml 1 ■«
i’o.igh in ti e morning, im
J«.Im 11 IL:.1 ■'im vs Jasper Chapman ; in
the scarcity <»f lumber an*l uth-r i; :if*‘ri;il
cult breathing, raising phle
emi1 v
lb • 1 r< • 1 for taking ¡esiinionv.
A number of n«w bu;l I n <■» <ir« ii - »Hem
*. \V Ri«t.:l*’v* 11 B M 11» r and W Royal; in the chest, »piickened 1 ul; <
plation and our mechanics will be i . ¡»
-mi »••«. unp' l <le <aidant to convey certain the even’ng or sweats at night, all
busy during the entire season.
r.-al !■ • p' rty to plaintiff
Argued ami sub- of these things are the fir-•
The St. CLt'id House has been (»»rnially nnitt »1.
sumption
D,*. A‘ Ker
lb
dedicated and is now open t«» the j 1L .
I! B Mill r v* Thus W Reed, et ul; to fur consumption wid cure
The ball given by the proprietor. C W
symptoms,
and
is
soli
under
f<uc h -• mortgage. Dismissed.
Savagn. was very w» 11 attended and pr.»v< d
l’r< ok
F I . I v» ritt vs L P Hy»i<’; to declare a guatante ■ by E.
n handsome in »»ven! every particular tni't aii'l injunction. Demurrer sustained
The inu’ic furnished b.’ th« «• ’ Jacksonv il'.c and jiid'-in« nt lor «1» f« ndant.
string l and was <|Uite >ati< factory, while
1 ’ . v I
I ’ : l> v ’
A D.iircl.* ; divorce.
the supp» r could n >r hav»’ rw
1 «ti ’«y» »-’i d
1»« > • rant« ■
AH speak in the higl.e-t terms 4 iheafHi”
Man .1 Br»-v.n v- W N Brown; divu co
Our first t«>wn »'»»«.t •’ wa
' « ! |<-( De« ree gr n
i
Monday and passe»l H sm .'li . r. Tw« «
L tura M 1
i« ' s J B Unii•hin.ion ;
s. ts of »’an :j«i it• -s w»*re muni at««! , as io - «livorc«
I*»ws: Pm 4♦•«»«. IL V..V, W. •' l/Cei « r.
1 M. Giiw«»u, W. J. I . 1- n. I’r W . iim. ».
C. Ma .’rule".• ’« R p. v. F W H<>
J> .
t \X < tiltin'* Ihwroirrv .
Kincn <i, \\ ; h Gat«1
r < »’.¡“r, M !’u-
y-
• b«r w .'■!»riuJ »ii’Covery has been
pile. G. R. g it|.«»,t: t••«.:- p -
«' .1. J».,
m
'
b
la-ty in this conn-
Dr. Ilink'» ; n t -1 '. ,V E 1« »p •• ,1
t!
• ; »• ! it* clutclii s upon her
Park-«; «¡'rt■ r » n ti •• u . L-L'i '»
al »! 1,; •»•'» y«‘ tr* sni' wi'lisiooft its stiver-
I W H »V*. < ’. M *. r 1 . I . \\ H
»•st f L*, ' ut m ’ vital organs wete umler-
G. Ripi «\ . J a-*. K'ncaid, V.’.'' I. ,v r.
mined and .« ath '.«ejib 1 imminent
For
I’lirkeypil»»
J. Hogg. .f. Park- an i J« in three months m ! he coughed incessantly and
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.
Geer were the successfulcamiijat« ' i«u the < uh! n* t >| hp |.
>' <■ b uight of it* a Lot la
respective offices.
of Dr. King’- X •. Itisi-»wry f»»r consumi-
CTTEIHT HEI.ri.ESS AM» et i l i».
ti . an 1 wa-
mm h r«li«v<»l on taking
PERMANENTLY.
PROMPTLY.
Aft Wrlmmo ajt (tr* the ]tf>irrrn 0/ > p ing. fir-t dose tn 1' sh« slept all ni-ht and with
"Atlngls appl’ci» •.
Equally are the retnris «>f » .«• j.’.'t i i.n 1 o:»‘bottle hi- 1 «-••!: niruu’on-’v cured.
Th« "St. Lout« Po»t-
He-
h-.c : - ’!: ■
Lil’ :.» r Lu z ” I bus
Monthly di*triSuti«»n fib l,..u ia •« *i«t. I. a
St J*»uts Oil. the
Dl«p»tch" «aya
"Mr*
\\ . < . !l .ni > k A <'»» . >.| S’H |t v \
terv which took «»Iv * »»n Tn«»s l «j Jw» s Tn -- wr
made lur s Cm V .
Phab« Bic«, 120R Mxdl
day). February !2 'i un«l r n« • *.»in m »| .
(
*<
a I <■ fi.i I o: lie »♦ a'l »Ii u;-u r s.
•oa Street, «tat«* that ¿a it* virtue«, a« th* <
• »f G»»n’ls G F. IbM'iTiZard. •»( Li., and Jnhat
for the peat «eren year« feet wm InstiwDtine»-
A Early, of Va. \«». 2’».2!5 «firw m. a.- 1
ta! priz 1 »»f $3ni’.C00. It was -(«¡ I in 4ia«i. . I
■he had been a snffcrer and «he was greatly ben - -
twentieth at At <w«’l> h?rit t » M A. hajj
from sente Inflammatory tied. Th* ctvntluued ute
New OrleatiH. ha Tbn-oi«> L »'■■ ! >n. !*.«<:.» ; d Itching Pit. s nre known by mo.stur» like pertpIrtUon,
rheu*«at!«m, vh ch had of It brought h»r to th#
AmericHn Hank iL’t'«L). Sari I-ru.cis««. t (l .
affected the mu*clea of happy eoBdltioB La uh \
causing intense Itching when warm. Thia form ai wall
«»ne to (’. V T h 'T«*1I, t><*cati r. T -x ; one t<» L. <’
the hand«, contracting the reporter tr.w i
I*. as Blind. Bleeding and Protruding, yield at once to
i Unrtht»l«»!nHW. Titoavii!e, Pa : «»!>♦• h»
Harriett, Boulon. M «•»* : «* « t« \ l< I’.«?
them *o badly she could with the free u»«s of her
I
Bo*i'»:l. Mass -, one t«» < it:/. « -* N tO- nri' } a
■ot comb her hair, hold lists and la p or feet
K* o » mh » City. M<» : one t«, Union Na* uuh I
which acts directly on the parts affected, absorbs tu­
health cur»d. She c-.n
a needle or pick up « pin,
«»f Kai; a* I’-iy. Ma: <>□•» 1 • c «!•■ «» i'. * < in.tl mors. a'la.s Itching and effects a permanent curt. 80c.
■bd rendered the lower now run up and •' >
Bank. N» w Oiitans, La.; <• ••• to Win !<•«*» <
limb« *o kelpie«« the re­ stair», sha «.aid. xn t. r
Druggists
or
mall
treatise
free.
Dr.
Bosanko.
Piqua
0
hand« were aa n «. d n
car » t»f Frisson« l-.xpr* sm , B.*» m . XI
. >n * m
quired crutches to move
«bout. During ten month* every rrspeut a« they bad
a d*>p«veit<»r Weils. Far/o <1 <«».'■» Bank, .^’«i
been before »he her an !o
*he vm obliged to carry
Framnsro, Cal., on« to Anglo (’aJifornfit Punk.
■uffer. seven year» ago.'1
the right head is « «Ung
/•’or Mo M,
Hau Frant’-HCo, etc.. »•!«• No. 64.1: !» «ir«w tl ••
aecond rapUiil j»nz.« of
». It wr « : ' .«■/ 1
’¡’wo < i. -
r horn Lulls, aU»ut x n <»nths
THB PXICB -The beat always flrat and che»pa*t.
in fractions’ twentieths si ÿl ea< ti. in Wfudiii < o’«l. for .•!♦• they are al»«»ut 3-4 bl «»«1. Al-
The beet I* ike prompt««*.,*Ufe*t. r»re»’ m. • j.. r- a-
tor, San F«n»rc’^c > Kankakee. '• !t .
; • >. 1
aeat. The ben eflu are beyond pr!~e Et Ja
*CU
etc.,«»’. N«». 17.1’k'<lre» t tie ti.i.«f .;«’;•! pr •* so >om • h.vain.- hr’fers with < alf, s me
t A I are high-grade >-hort-
of ».'»’'.i«»Sob! in twe;>ti«ths
»’»‘».it - hit comin . in
i* the beet.
iira<iT'K will takw pla-.H on 1 ne-d;.y. Aj»r:l If . horn*', hah l»i- «>4 ami over. Apply
Sold by Drv'tcri^tf'tnil h’
V ■
lag
Foil pa**fie»ilani can I k » had on applicatiou
F. T. D ownixg ,
to M. A. Dauphin, New Ur lean*, L^,
TM CHARLES A. VÖGELE« CO.. Balfimor». MA
Central Point, Oregon,
The largest general re
tail trade west of the Rocky
Mountains is done by
Weinstock, Lubin & Co
Sacramento, Cal.
They
sell everything one needs
to wear or to use at home.
They deal largely with
manufacturers in Europe
and America, thus bring­
ing producer and customer
in almost direct contact.
This helps to make their
prices low.
Small orders are filled
as carefully as large ones
Goods not as ordered are
-lurnablc at their expense.
Wherever you arc
whatever you need, send
to them. They don't tn
tend that any one anywhere
shall supply your wants so
well as they.
Illustrated Catalogue
and Samples free, Wein
stock, Lubin & Co
400 to«4io K St., Sacra
mento, Cal.
“Ayer's Pills are highly and univer­
sally spoken of by tlio pe»»plo about
here. 1 make daily us»’ of them in my
practice.”—Dr. I. E. Fowkr, Bridge­
port, Conn.
“I »an recommend Ayer’s Pills ahovo
all others, having long pruv< I their
value as a ratharti».* for myself and
family.” —J. T. Hess, Leitlisville, J’a.
“For several years Ay» r’s Pills liavo
been used iu my family.” We find them
an
K|.»‘| I« 1
S if
* " t> al th»
♦ti. Ji
. kidrc
i. t'L
Effective Remedy
constipation ami indigestion, an.l
never without them in the iwue. ’
— Moses Grenier, Lowell, M iss.
“I liav.' need Ayer’e 1’ills. for Uver
troubles and
-tion, during many
years, and b.-v. .• alwai s found them
rrnpt and efticienl in their actin
'
N. Smith, L tiea, N. Y.
“I suffered from . . nstipsti'et width
assumed su< h ,j . : ■
f. :,n tl ... 1
feari <1 it Would cause t
■
of the
bowela. Two boxes ol Lyer's Pills . f-
fected a. complete cure.
-It. 1: trite.
Saco, Me.
** I Lai e u ed Ayer's i'.ll.s fer tl.n past
thirty years and . r:s -b r tie nt an .ti-
valuablo tam ly medicine, i
f
no better letucdy for liver troubles,
and ltaie always round titeni a prompt
cure for d-. -p. | sia.” —James «Juiuu. 'Jd
Middle st., Hartford, Conn.
‘•Having been troubl I with - .live,
ness, which seems inevitable w.th p. r-
Bons of aedent
habits, J
tried
Ayer's Pills, hoping for r. I. f. I am
glad to say that they have s rv. d me
better than any oth. r t. d; me.
t
nrrivu at this . : .
•
faithful trial < f th.irmcrd-.
—Samuel
T. Jones, Oak st., Boston, Mass.
HEADACHE!
.1 ,
by correcting the Stomach, Bow-
■•I Honeys: beautify the complexion by pu-
ciiid in their action, plcas.int to take.
'■ ; or $i i.
One for a dose. 25 cts. a
’.ilb’c'tsor by mail. Samples free.
. R. BOLANKO MEO. CO.. Piqua, O.
Ayer’s Pills4
alili
I'BETAItED ItT
Dr. J. C. Ayer &. Co., Lowell, Mass.
- held by all Dealers in Medicine.
iff. m-
H
f 5 With a pa ’a•
ix doctors tried to
Tidied« Out worse
' *-<»3y * tired by ouo
¡■tem-lies, costing
KC r: I I
iau ti.
tiiriMJ .’I .4 T u: 5» 'Iri .»11
tueniy I ■ ■! <»f mil •
h<»rfr»*s, vs iih one *4?J
ywirln.«:
of h-o -.
harro
mont*
Ter
bund;
with hj ]
!. in w.tl,
V II I LATI
•. 1.1s
(•■a < .... Ill
<>?»• me tins f.»nrth
t . N. < ot, J. 1’.
MEDFORD, OREGON
H J MO K'S
:o,M .
Itih LARGEST STOCK IN JACKSON COUNTY I
We have just received and are receiving new go<>dt> < verv week
direct f.xcn the manufacturers which will l»e .-old at
VEGEiAlILE
, .«..I 1«<* t
■ i • *-«rv»‘d i
mV i;.'Ht..:
BED-ROCK PRCES FOR
!< £ •: S C I A
■■i
MS ..
tie I fi­
lavo you
KUCCiSXi
I <4 ti ,H
lepr« Being icfiu k <
luir tii«« ni»’in.»ry
if. 4 í-tíü.g»' n»»is«b!
« ici-al pi.«-sagri«.
!«»us inucus oli can
«•atarrh. Bowdif*
: _MVt i’w filiti.' r
v< r ami kuln »■>•, ali
a t« r: ibi« disca.se.
CASH
Bedroom suit' $2<). $25 and upwards, with large. Genuan-plate
looking glasses and wire and wool matt re .-so.
Parlor
black walnut. <overcd with red wor. ted plush, hew
and ¡K'.tutiful paterns; uiarble top tables; bedsteads from $2 50 to |5
ch iin* from 90c to *2
«■ Catarrh
r.
DR. BO-SAN-KO’S PILE REMEDY,
Constipation
.!,< i l nauiinouF.
<t, B:pi»ns. Í ml.
t u l Li- -tro
<h
I
in * "i j<-
A •
Children Cry for Pitcher's Gastona
V T TV
Demands prompt treatnn nt. Tbo re­
sults of neglect may be serious. Avoid
all harsh and Wrastic purgatives, tlio
tendency <4 which is to weaken the
bowels. Tlio best remedy Is Ayer’s
1’ills. Being purely vegetable, their
action is prompt and their ♦•ffect always
beneficial. They aro an adniirablo
Liver and After-dinner pill, and every­
where endorsed Ly the profession.
c >N.\ G IMPROVED LIVER PILLS
ate 11:
vein,
i . : ! « j 1 ’ n, <’ipt K
Fratoi -c
f the T ime * have returned liable 01 ’¡»«I
• » G a it’< I’ iss.
chase ai«l d< \
! nun of Dillar Fs station.
Wadi» !'h
, w :•» v-* tiag relatives in Wimer n. ■
■i ’ast w« k.
ftru k ' t .
thou rh- il th»
acc.l r» d U* h'2
instanc •
1* j in i
(or s< metjm
u aler i> n- l
' 11 ce > F*: o
ledge, bituat
t.cv C>lvig ret'irnc<l from pli t.v eoutity
M ■ -I • v. He r •»•«»» ts hi* runuin.i a lot
|n * • ht!» im: roved
»he nia in vein
nr, a iv a- «, e a »«nl «4 the pl'a-e«t
IO
» *m . rr , •• »s billing Jack- cei.liy »tis’Gv
. ...
. i . « « : .
i .< i ii.. u
XV . i '.ms < ico.< «vas h«'»’
¡orme'! u* ii »t th*’ si' k
I • • • .1 » > ! U
u'l « <»!l\ ides
HAVE YOU GOT PILES
MISCELLANEOUS
Tuurisl^,
POi.
Gilt w ill paper, splendid patterns, and everything i.,-u«lly found in
a first cl.-tr-s furniture cftalilihbtncnt.
The citizens of Jackson county arc respectfull .• invite.l to call
and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
po’.v« rs. when all
i r -.nhHd's lkitfieal
lids who cretetully
i,¿I T, r.-. No t»iat« nvt.t
. n not be butmtauri-
a d reliable refer-
Medford, Oct. 20. 188S.
COLD Kt
Uu io .
Í
Ë. ¿ « a ’ < * ¿ •
7
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-
• ï V?- i*** Í
1
A
FOWLER.
T
LLi
1
FOR
GOLD HiLL SCHOOL G;ST. NO. 57.
up
fC-
FOLLETT
Of General Merchandise
An:ÌL ncc's
: ■ w A k
HOUCK
AT REAMES AND WHITES, JACKSONVILLE, ORECON
J
■k •eñitoe s
< CI'S.
And
REDUCTION IN PRICES!
CENTAL ÎWÜSE,
JNO
E. K. BREITMAIL Proprietor,
NEWLY
, .I
T
MISHLD.
OK AiEDFOHD
■
ast 3Sk 1
>■'
txr.s
T
i. ce.
0
impi-ycr?
: .
fu ;:
Dies a General Banking Business and Buys and Ses Eastern, IMk
and Foreign Exchange. Collections a Specialty. • Money Loaned. I«
T ! •
Al''
!
An
sanie i - r« |U«s'.« »1, - 1
b«»
over
au I *-•?•..- •. i
wi’hm tin» t : 1 - ci..
ÌMti«»n ti. «lolk-ctiun <>f
forvisi
.
JAMES!
Sheriff <»f Ji»
li
S. NOLL,
.runviii«, Orvgor
Saw Logs. Saw Logs
Jack - ’.vili.’. Gr . I.
!
<»f Or«
n for
1
i Wi’liam Con ner,
V « . h uhy i. ulty
PAffKE»
H!NDERCGRr¿S
t t,r»-.i k--,f.r<’*<.ir«,(.n-.s,i'.i:> . -tis.A'jfl.
'I he R«frs»r. .-ui
Ft<4* al* « «in­ '
to euro.
u- »I •
'ir.fv.i ! ' "» !
L'
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h» Cher?
*U'!Nr
ILLGE. ”
SUGAR PINE, FIR AND YELLOW PINE,
(lciive.t tl on the Imitkfi of Rogue River at anv point lndworn the
I
in*mtli of liiitie Croc k :m<l the mouth of Red Blanket <*rcek, and will
pay »-ttdi on ih livcry for Kame in quantities from
Ten Then sard to Ten Million Foet.
Apply for terms to
FRED. IT. ROWE, Tolo. Or.
b Oregon,
¡on. v-t:
/ , i
¡ h ip De p >
t:».n .
( .
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
’• » sent ft ■
ÎÎOM.. F.
i.»*v « r.-« why mii order
I ator
.!»••■ 4 r il proper!) Le-
l'Ubhc .-tueti»»:.. ' * by
KTILE-UP NOTICE.
nr,1er
ATI ‘.";T
A- -K»s I« I .«•
puuu*1 aun 1 n<»’
• I»1 4-f < »r*'^«»it
K. M .L-
t'ount/ Judge.
’■
wX X Cv., N'. Ï.
1 ; .h.< l;t- « .v».i«-. • If©
rvt
1 .* :u i Jcp:u*»l to fGntiact for the delivery of good merchantable
saw logs <»i the following kind*:
»
MINCER TCNbl
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<•
J».-'tm .Hilf« ■>’ : . .«.«« < ; ’• t.i.V»’.-.,;. J' ¡b.'ia,
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Imthft-Mjon. Inwftrd Pain* Kshuiustlnn
in* slur
hl • ti..»:i ' . i • -
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t <1 dis-
cru» : « '•! Uac t?t> 4..acb
î’>.'«‘ is.
at D; . -cgiüU,
’. . MSTIiALOR OF
<>i! r. »I« <•« a e<i hav
H.»fitly v nth «1, t»r;--,y
‘.W f «f.arivi-of
«.« I 7> f‘>w I’-hlp
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i«»ri:.v,« >1 fine*
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Jackson County Bank
11 :c.d
WU.'
£ J
W. I. VAWTER, Catbier
< >pono<l
Ashland,
L
H.BENTLEY, President.
. bo- . :«■ «-..ini. •
call ••«. a scUth« « I
baai.p
inu*i !/ <
i
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Lievre, Frioke Ar<Jo
¡ ’ ¡.VES IN
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