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. liJreMWaaai« vi be interted in (he Tian
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Fen line«, on« iuaertion.................................... $2 to
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HF* Le«*J adTarluoment« inserted reuunrt.l/
A fur reduction from th« above rat«« made to
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THK TIMES JOB OFFICE
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ern Oregon, and compare« favorably inth any io
th« Btat«. Job Printing of every imagiaabl«
description dona at Baa rranciaoc rataa.andin a
promptand first-ela«« manner.
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JACKSONVILLE,OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1889
VOL. XIX.
7»
thr*s month*
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
STATE OF OREGON.
U.8.S«uatur*.J. H.Mitchell.J.N.Dolph.Con-
<re«*man. U. Hermann; Governor, H. Pcnnoyer;
Secretary of Stat©, (ieorge W. McBride; Btat©
Troanurer. Geo. W. Webb; State Printer. F. (’.
Baker; Bunt. Public Inetruction. E. B. McElroy;
Supreme Judge*. W. P. Lord. Chief Justice W.
W. Thayer. R. 8. Strahan.
FIMT JUDICIAL DISTBICT.
Comprising Jaok*on. Josephine, Lake and
Klamath oountiee: Circuit Jml^e.L. R Webster;
District Attorney. W M Colvig.
SPRING! 1888 SUMMERI
GRANDEST & LARGEST COLLECTION
OF NEW WINTER
Senator, A. C. Stanley; Representatives, J. T.
Bowditch, R. A Miller. W. K. Price; County
Wm. Ray; Clerk. M. Muller; Sheriff. J. G Bird-
sey; Treasurer. B. H. Moore; Aeseeaor. J. M
Childers; School Superintendent. H Mitohell;
Surveyor. J. S. Howard; Coroner, R. Pryce;
Stock Inepsctor, W. F. Songer.
JOMKPU1MK COUNTY.
Joint Senator. W. St. Clair; Representative. C.
J. Howard; County Judge. V. Colvig; Commia-
•lonera, J. Han«eth. P. Hansen; Clerk. C. K.
Chaudor; 8’ienlf. T.G.Patterson; Treasurer. J. A.
Jenur.ig*. Assessor. P. <'. Ream; School Super
intendent. W A Massie;Surveyor. W. N. Saun
ders; Coroner. Dr. Flaiiagan.
DRY AND FANCY COODS,
Is now offering Special Bargains in Eall Fabrics, Assabet
Manufacturing Company’s56-incb Tricot Cloth in colors; Iron Frame,
Invincible, Black Alpaca, double fold; Silk and Wool Henrietta
Mohair dress goods, yard wide; Oriental Suitings.
FURNISHING GOODS. HITS,
BOOTS and SHOES
Il Uirtf COUNTY.
in all wool Cashmeres than any house in Southern Oregon.
Cabot W, 4-4 Brown Muslin, 7Jr per yard; Whittinsvillo bleach
ed Muslin, 9c per yard; Laconia, 10-4 bleached Sheeting, 30c per
yard; Wamsutta, 4-4 bleached Sheeting; Emit of Loom, 4-4 bleached
Sheeting; Lonsdale, 4-4 bleached Sheeting.
Cheap lor <'a,s»li !
Joi it Senator, ('. A Cmpwell of Lak©;
Represen'ative, 8. P. Moes; ( ountY J’»«!«»*- W.
A. Wilshire. Commissioners. K. L.
Wm. Bagley; Clerk W F. Boyd; Sheriff. Win.
('aril; Treasurer A. Met alien; School Buperiu
Country Produce bought and sold; also. Wool.
ten«lent. A H. Fisher; Assessor. J. L. Mil>on- Hid»*. Furs and I) « t Skins Solicit orders for
ough; Stock Inspector. D. R. Jon©«
Lumber
muti no or ooUKTs. no.
MAX MULLER,
The SuproineCourt of Oregon meets V Salem
regular terra* commencing onthetiret Mon<iayb
Postoffice Building.
in March and October
TheCircuit Court f*»rthe 1* 1 r*t Jti licial District
set* in Jackson county on first M<« i iayM m April,
Heptemb>*r and December In KI mint h county
on *©«'on«I Monday in June and tir*t M«»miay tn
N«»v.«inl»er In Lak© 'onnty on the thinl Monday
in May and the second Monday in (fetober In
J<MM*phine county on first M«»nd»tys in March and
August.
For Jack*» » county the County, Probate and
(’<>mmis*i«»ners'court* meet every month, com
m.urinrfwith thrt tir.t Monday; Or Jowphim
oonnty. th« first Monday in January. April. July
and H«pt«m»x<r; for Lake manty, «,»ry alternate
month, commencing the first Monday m January.
For Klamath county thotirnt Wednesday in March.
Jun© 8*»nt*mber and November
ASHLAND
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
A POSTAL CARD WILL COST
BUT ONE CENT.
MORRIS M. HARKNESS,
Send u« Ilia addrres of any one who might want
to attend our school during the comt-g year and
you will do them a favor. To such we will «end
our catalogue ard circulars
ATTOHNKY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Cuticura. the great shin euro, and ('uticnra
Roap prepariMl fruui it. i-xtenially. and ('uticura
Reeoivcnt. tho n« w blood purifier. intofi.a)Iy
area positive cum for *v»i> form of ‘■kin ami
blood dihoa-e fri m pimfil. s i » ser »fula.
Hold everywhere. Price, (’uticura. 50c.; 8<»a|>,
25c.; Resolvent, ft. P t-piied by the Potter
Drug and ('heinicai Co., Hoeton, Ma*.
|$P“Bend for "How t » Caro Skin Die» ahí '«,’’
V4 pa^TH, 50 illustration-", and 10C testimonial*
Office in Ahlf Buildia*. Front Street.
ATT I IN -Y ANI> CUUNSELOB AT
i
IMPORTANT io STUDENTS.
E. W. MORRISON,
Choking Catarrh.
Have you awakened from a disturlied sleep
with all the horrible aenoaUona of an aaaaaaia
clutching jour threat and pressing the life-
broath from your tightened chest? Have you
noticed the languor and debility that succeed
the t ffort to clear your throat and head of this
catarrhal matter. ? What a depressing influence
it exert* upon tho mind, clouding the memory
and flldng the head with pains and Stang«» noises!
How difficult it ia to riff the naan! paaaage*.
throat and lung« of this poisonoua mucus al! can
te-xtify who are afflicted with catarrh How dif
ficult to protect the system against it* further
progress towards the lung*, liver and kidneys, all
phy*<:cian* will admit It is a terrible duoase,
an<i crie« out for relief and cure.
Th* remarkable curative powers, when all
oth r remedies utterly f.i'.l, of Sanfo.iPs Radical
< ure. ar* attest«*! by ih<»u *:to<!s who gretrfully
fcomir..» d jt fo fel'ow utf ••• r-. N'-i stn!» n»i*i t
is nuul»« regarding It ttiat vi.n n»<t be Mil»Et;>: ti-
ated by the most respoi abb- anti reliable refer-
ences.
Each packet con »¡»in* «me iottle of the Radi
cal ('urn, one iiox of ( atarrhal Solvent, and an
Improved Inhaler, with treatise and directions
and i* sold by all druggist* for $1.
Potter Drug and Chemical ( o., Boston.
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law,
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(«rant’s Pass, Oretjoa.
Will pr »o’i ’•» in all c »art«» of th© Htat«j
WILLARD
DADV'O Hkin «ït.l Scalp pre.errvd and I hmlu I i -
DADT O ti.tl bgCuticura Medicata! Soap.
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Reid our ratal.>.xu*‘ .nn.lyou will find onr plans.
c«»»ir*.‘ ► »if study, ami retmlationn. Tell your
fro nd* about »»ur cchool and help u* to grow.
W»»rkforu* A word fr.on you might help u*
very wuch. Remember that the
KALL TERM REfiiS’S SEPTEM
BER 3, 1S8S.
CRAWFORD,
ATTG INKY AND COUN4ELOB AT LAW.
Medford, Oregon
Will practice in all th* courts of the Stat*.
Office in Hamlin'* brick building, up-atiurs.
$30 00.
$ri UU.
$13 IX).
Normal Scholarship.......
Commercial Scholarchip..
P. P. PRIM.
1 raining School per year..
attorney a counselok -. a T-LAW,
MCKSQIWIIU. OQN.,
THE PLACE
Will prw-e-e in all the Courts of the State Office
ui the Court House, tiret door to th" lift of an-
tranne.
—TO <»KT TOCR-
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£• DePEATT
BLACKSMITHINC
vrroRNEYACOUNSELOR-AT LAW, I
A'hlatnl, Oregon.
—DONI IN —
Will pra^tir* in ail *'.»irt» of tha Stala. Office in
0*14 Fellow's boihiino, up «taire.
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THE BEST STYLE
J. R. NEIL,
ATTORNBY A COUNSELOR AT LAW,
— AMT» AT —
Jacksonville Ogn.
This Leather is fflanafactiireii by a Process similar to that by which !lic Patent
Kids known as Doueola arc made. Th j Points Claimed tor ¡Caro those:
TOUGHNESS—It is almost Iinpossibletn Tear,ami it will not Crack.
SOFTNESS—Whether Cold or Hot, Wet <>r Orv.it is always Soft
anil Easy for the most Tenilci Feet.
WATERI’ltOOF—It will Turn Watei better than any other Leather.
COLOR—A Jet Black that will not Fade or turn Red.
POLISH—Unlike all other Grain Leather it will take a High Polish
with ordinary Shoe Blacking.
CLEAN AND LIGHT WEIGHT—Not being Weighted with Tan-
ningMtiterials anil Grease, it will not soil a Stocking ami weighs
Light for the Substance.
We carry in custommade work of the Highest Grade of this stock
a hand welt (men’s) lace shoe, made on the English Waukenphast last
at $5 00, anti a lace shoe made on the Harvard Box-Toe last, calf
lined throughout and soles of Genuine English Sole Leather, at $7 00.
Both arc in seven different insteps ami widths to each size. For 25<-ts.
additional they will be sent charges prepaid to tiny address by mail or
cxi»re.-.
Protzman & DeFrance,
Portland, Oregon.
No Rhuematiz About Me,
IN ONE M1NVTE.
The Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster
relieve« Rhuamatlc. Sciatic. Sud
den. Sharp and Nervous Pain*.
Strain* and Weakne*«. Tne hint
and only pam-kiihrig planter. New,
original, in*tantanrou«, infallible,
sat*. A marvelous Antidote to Dain, Inflnnima-
tunaiid Weaknoe*. D’tnrly Unlike and vastly
superior to all other plaster*. At all dnuMiat*.
25 cents, live for fl; or, postage free, of Potter
Drag and ( hcniical Co . Boston, Ma*s.
The Teacher
rrORNEY vt COUNSELOR AT LAW.
D. CRONEñfilLLER & SONS,
Medford, Oregon
J AC K SON V IL LE, O R EG O N
A ! huMnoM» m my line will receive prompt it
tontion.
BEEKMAN & REAMES’
H. K. HANNA.
ATTORNEY a counnelor - at - law .
VFho advised tier pupils to strengthen
their minds by the use of Ayer's Sar
saparilla, appreciated the truth that
bodily health Is essential to mental
vigor For porsons of delicate and feebla
eonstitntlon, whether young or old, this
medicine is remarkably beneficial. Be
sure you get Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
“ Every spring and fall I take a nnm-
ber of bottles of Ayar's Sarsaparilla, Slid
am greatly benefited " —Mrs. James H.
Bastman. Stoneham, Mass.
“ I have taken Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
with great benefit to nly general health.”
— Miss Tl.irra L. Crerar, Palmyra, Md.
" My daughter, twolve years of age,
has suffered for the past year from
INLOW $c ASHPOLE,
—1.4 AT —
W. T. WILLIAMSON.
Jacksonville, Oregon.
DE A LEIH l\
General Merchandise
I?oMtoiliec
OREGON
EAGLE POINT
Wil! practice in all the (' .arts of th* State
(‘ffice up spurs in Orth’s brick.
General Debility.
J. J. HOUCK
ÜOTART P( Bi ll
A few weeks since, we began to give
her Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Her health bae
fnatly improved.”—Mrs. Harriet H.
Jattles, South Chelmsford, Mass.
“About a year ago I began using Ayer’s
Sarsaparilla as a remedy for debility
and neuralgia resulting from malarial
exposure in the army. I was in a vory
bad condition, but six bottles of the Sar
saparilla. with occasional «loses of Ayrr’s
Pills, have greatly improved my health.
I am now able to work, and feel that I
cannot say ton mm h for yonr excellent
remedies.” — F. A. Pinkham, 8i>uth
Moluncus, Me.
“My daughter, sixteen years old, is
using Ayers Sarsaparilla with good ef-
fect. ’ —Rev. S. J. Graham, United
Brethren Church, Buckhannon, W. Va.
“tI suffered from
À'D l OM ETOCKK.
Gob' Hill, Oregon.
_f «* < • 1«T
Will attend to all bu*in*Mi in my line with
prompt««»** and at reasonable ratwi
<>l
11 Xr t 1 1 * K
” w is. « VF 11 > * * ■ <
W. H. PARKER,
NOTARY PUlILli' -ANI» ( ONVEYANl El»,
Jarksonvillr, Oregon.
THE L’NDERSL.NEi) HAVE FOItMED A CO-
1 partiiorahip with an authorize I capitjfl of
^.*»’»,'*•0, for the purpono <»f carrying on a .General
Pr«bP»» Mutter-», Abstract ofl’itl's. i’onveyan- Banking Burin©** in all of i * m branches in Jack-
rinjp Homesteati, Pre-emption and ull other eon a ill»*, Oregon. Office at tho <»l<latRn»i<»f Beek
business entrusted to in -, will receive prompt man’»» Banking Houee, 8. E. corner of Third and
attention Loan* negotiated.
('aliforniH atreet*.
Office on cnrn«r. oppitsite Court House.
(’ (.BEEKMAN.
THUS G. REAMEB.
C. MINNIS, M. D.,
P H Y S 1 0 IAN A N 1» SCR G EON’,
WOODBURN NURSERY
Medford, Oregon.
MOST REASONABLE RATES.
BÜY THE BEST AND BE HAPPY!
Nervous Prostration,
Keeps the largest stock of
Office in (’hil«b»rs’ brick block. Main street.
R »*id «n»'« on North Front «treet.
< all* prompt'y attended to, day or night
with lame back mi l headache, and have
been much benefited by the usoof Ayer's
Sarsaparilla. I am now SO years of age,
and am satisfied that my present health
and prolonged life are due to the uso of
Aver'-. S.u saparilla.” — Lucy Moffitt,
Killingly, Conn.
Mrs. Ann II. Farnsworth, a lady 79
years old. So. Woodstock. Vt , writes:
“After several weeks' suffering from
nervous prortration, I procured a bottle
of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and before I
had taken half of it iny usual health
returned."
Fruit. Sìlice dragai and Nat Trees
R. PKÏCÏ. M D»
—and----
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Wedford, Oregon.
Office <n Williams’ Brick Building
VINES AND SHRUBBERY
I
on the Northwest coaid.
L'p-atairs.
NO APHIS OBLIGE OCTREES
DR. S. DANIELSON,
FARM AND MILL MACHINERY I
Walter A. Wood’s Binders,
Walter A. Wood’s Chain Rake Reapers,
Walter A Wood’s Sweep Rake Reapers,
P II Y SI C I A N A N O SURGEON,
Walter A. Wood’s Enclosed Gear Mowers,
PRICES
'1 • If .r<i. Oregon.
Gaar. Scott 4 Co.’s Separators,
.
AppleTroea................................... $5 t<> <10 per 100.
Gaar, Scott 4 Co.'s Plain and Traction Engines,
Peach “ ................................... 10 ” 16 ‘ “
Special attention divento t brunie Diseuses.
Coates’ Lock Lever Hay Kake; also a
Plum and Prune Trees.............
8 “ pi *• •*
Other tree» ami shrubbery furnished reasonably.
E. P. GEARY, M. D.,
Physio-Medical
PHYSI« IAN
Bend for' atalogueto
J. H.BETTLEMlEll. Woodburn.Or
ANI» SURGEON,
PHYSICIAN
AND
Wedfbrd, Oregon.
Dealer io
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS
Dll. W. STANFIELD,
A full liu») in st»*vk of
PROPRIETORS OF
IMPORTER.1 AND DEALERS IN
MACHINERY!«
D
W, Iron, Minili!» ami Saw-Mill Machinery.
I
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.
I
Has localed in Ashland Or for th«* practice of
hi» profa-iMon. Al ikes all chronic disoase*. Much
-1« Itneu’iiati'« n. Whim. Pilo». Kidnoy Dtse.i»©*,
f««ver <’o’npl»iot*. Ac., a ep.trinity.
IsMi.nates
an.l Fries List on applicai1«.!»
('«mntry order« a specialty.
FAt tORY Ai WEIKI.1RS MILL.
i
W. H. SOMME**, M. D.,
PIIYSL'l.AN.HUl'.'iiON VN1> At’UOUl HKUK
H.dsirooin*. o«>r. Third and K Street«.
POIITI.ANI) OREGON.
¿’HUIT TREES
Jao!,»onville, Oregon.
By the Thousand !
Profession*! call* promptly attended to day or
(Consultation* in either English or German.
AtF“ Office and residence on California street,
corner of Fifth street
HE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW TAKING OR
der* through Jackson and Josephine counties
T for
A Rare Chance!
FRUIT TREES <fc SHRUBBERY,
Any kind raised in a first 1 !••« Nuraery.
fl«« public ar© hereby notified that the under*
• ■«¡net! will offer at private waioall the
Those wanting Tree* thia tall will du well to
give me their orders, rm I will guarantee sati«fac-
WAGON MATERIAL.
T warrant all my tree* if properly cared for.
Term* of payment en«v. Produce taken at m*’-
I xrr.age Tools and private effect* <>f the late
S. P. Hanna. This isn rar* opportunity f*r any Uet orice 16© lb*, of Poach Seed wanted.
A. S. JOHNSON.
on » wishing to purchase come first-clus*carriage
Jnoktonville. OragoD Aug. 1.1RK3.
material, etc.
H. K. HANNA. Administrator
I
March A. 1«Wl
CITY BARBER SHOP,
Stock and Land for Sa’e.
I
CALIFORNIA
STREET
H« ÜNDERSI »NET) offers for sale
'>rcgon
1 Hfkiou ville.
fivo h > yl of g »od horses; also -»‘verni parrels
of *x • db»ut land « tnated i i Jacksonville. Wil-
f»w Spring* an<i (’»ntral Point preoiuct*. For THE ÜNDKR81ONE1) IS FULLY I’RKPAKEU
tu do all work in hi. line in th. h-»t mvnnoi ■vid
lur‘ iur o irti'miar* call al »bo Jacksonville Mar
ble Work«.
.1 reM<>n»hle pricM
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T
J C. WHIPP.
MESSENGER & SMITH,
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PARKE $< LACY,
Sash. Doors, Blinds
Call* promptly nth’ii I <1 to day *»r night.
< Mficr* on B si r**t.
Af ncliinery.
_
Manufacturer of
SURGEON.
rEEPAIlKn BY
Dr. J. C. Ayer h. Co., Lowell, Map.
Price $1; ,ix bottles, |j. Worth »; a UsMl
CLOS».MILLER A SOX. Agent», Jacksonville Or.
J. C. CARSON,
Office in Hamlin'* block Reeidenee on c
street
E. B. PICKEL, M D«,
Inline of
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
1S87 Wntefor Catalogue. Adrtres. oithor Vlt tXk <1H<»S. I,»•(.. t O., Pcrtl»»<l. Or., or
1851
Wr<lToni. Oregon.
l«'uîl
I4KOHHK HCHUMPF.
THE INGERSOLL ROCK BRILLS ANU COMPRESSORS
and WIRE HUPE—SPECIALTIES
SOLE ACCENTS FOR
Westinghouse Automatic and Junior Engines.
J. M. ARTHUR. Manager.
EAST
FOR GOODS IN OUR LINE
L. G. HEINRICHSEN.
119 First Street. -
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Portland. Oregon
THE LEADING JEWELERS OF THE NORTHWEST,
Wholesalea*¡<l Retail Dea?ers in
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks!
Silver and Silver Plated Wp.r«, Sportaci»»* and Optical G w*I*; agents for the Rockford
Rai Iron Watches.
IN THE LINE M kNUEAUTURKP TO ORDER AjiD REPAIRED,
Watch Repairing
illy »’xcentad.
pT Hal «ci i«n Package* aent an anx»licRt»«»n. <'<*-n^r->**i'Af.* wh »>* b rfore pnrciuv ng •luewhore
LL GOOD«
JUS WOHK SOLICITED.
Al?«den’ere in Wull Paper. Curtains. Carpetc
Oilcloths, (il.-’-J-J*. l'air.t«, Oilsnud Varnish, tb<
tineet line of Bed-room and Parlor bote. Eat*j
Chair* and Rockers and the most complete stock
of Furniture to b* found in Southern Oregon.
AlsoOil Paintings,Chromos, Picture Framesand
Moulding* in great variety.
Wo cmuiially invite all to call and nee u*. No
trouble TO show good*. Remember the place.
MESSENGER A SMITH,
33 and 35 North Front SI. Portland. Oregon. JACKSONVILLE--CRESGENT CITY
NOTHING SAVED BY SENDING
Proyisiuna—Bacon,* 11(813c; hums, 12S
(&13c; shoulders. 1 lc
Wheat—Valley,fl 27afl3O, Walla Walla,
fl 21 a ctl
Barley—Brewing,whole, 85afl.10 ¡ground,
per ton. $20(^21 ;¥»
Corn- fl 50 per cental
Flour—Valiev standards quoted utf4.5O:
Walla Walla brands. |4 10
Fred Bran.flfi (MMgflG UO;shortN.f 17 00«
chop, flS6X2U; diojipetl barley, f23(<£(rt.21
toil.
Hotter—Quote extra choice creamery,
20(&30<-; fair to choice. 20a25c; »tore. l.r>,t
2U<- per It»
Meat—Steady Beef, wholesale, 2>4a3c;
•Irt -¡o-d, Cc; aheep. 3e per th; dressed,
G’ic; hogs«, dressed, 7’ac; veal. 7<fiSc.;
lambs. f2 25 each.
Poultrj’—Quote chicken«. f4«j2,.ri. for
young, and f4^6 foro'd; old ducks, $9@12
gee»e I&4&9 per doz; turner*, lfle per th;.
Fresh Fruits—bicily lemon*. |
00:
Oregon apples, f l(rt I 75 pi-r box; pear-,
f 1(0.1 50 per box
Hides—The market is firm and shows
no change. Quote dry* hides 11». green
4«tGc. sheep, pelts, short wool. 25@,10u. nir-
diurn 50(£70c long 80(< t ,1 00, shearing 10@-
20c; deerskins, 3£a37; tallow, g'«o 1 to
choice, 4(45.
Dried Fruits—Bun-dried quartered ap
ples, .5(40, factory sliced 6c, Oregon plums
5(47, Oregon prunes 7a8e. pears SilOc.
peaches, 8al0c.
H as rKANCISCO.
Wheat—No 1 siiU>ping, f 1 4‘h41 41X-
Barley Fee!, c* mmnn to tan . 7$a78%c;
good to choice. 7* 4 ^l^c; brtwing. M»«a
fl
Oats—41 (Afl 12’^ for common to choice
Potatoes--Peerless 40«i50; Burbank seed
lings, 50a75c; Garm t Chile, 55c; Early
Ro«e, 35 h 50; Sweet, (»Qi$1 <J0 |>er cental.
II *p?—Qu»>tafj<t’ s range fioni ^’u ilTc.
W( h 1—Humboldt smi M<- ik 1< < im>, is ;
eastern Oregon. 12«i20c; valley, 15»22c;
(all, mountain fr< r.lJ’^c; San Joaquin an I
Southern, 12c.
Butter For g w»d to fancy, quote 19a24c ;
pi« kled. 2t>a25c.
Egg—15a20c.
Hay—Quotations range from f-Sal4 per
ton.
dags—Firm, at 7’\
Onions—fl -ioafl 60c per cental
llfligloui S’ftre,
Liberal .Sunday-;*« hoc! ami Bible class
meets everv Simdav at 11 o’clock a . ’ . I. at
the U. M. ia. Ha!i. 'uleul
Rev J. \V. Miller will continue
hi* regular appointment* a* follow*
first Sunday iu ♦•ach mouth at Goid
second Sui.flay at Central Point; third
Sunday at >’.e if >rd and fourth Sunday at
.lacK^onvi’le
I h«» following are R< v, G E J o h - s ’ an-
¡...1 : ni- nts (■ tr March*. A! Ibe Ant- ;».
Banii^t » bur-h at 11 \ m oh t'o- second
Sund:«y at;<I at the »am*- hour m» the S dur
day before; at the M<a»l»»W!s s» hool-hou-i
<»ii the third Sunday at 11 a m .
The following arc Rev. K Ennis’ ap
pointments: On every Sunday morning,
excepting the thir l, he will bob! service*
at tho Pre^hytiTian church in Phoenix ; on
the third Sunday morning and every Sun
day evening he will preach at the Presby
terian church in Je.' ksonviUe.
During Mai ch Elder M. Peterson will
bold servn t s a* foiiow-: First Sumi ty at
Mound sell« ol-h-use at 11 a . M. and at Ea
gle Point «t 7 e m
Second Sunday at
Woodville, inornm.f and evening, prem h-
ing at.Gcl I Hill on the ¡»n ceding Saltirdt.y
evening. 1 bird >umljy *t C-utral P »i. !.
morning nu t evening Fourth •sun-lay at
Mod ford.
8t < k on th© rang»’ has winterril well. ;;ml
lots» s have been light.
Evc’yboily is «itout through
ding, a';*!
wel< oijh ** the timely showers.
The stockgrowers on the Trail creek and
Long bran«’!» range s have organized a local
st < k t rotettnc a^s • iation for »he parpvse
« f ritldi’ g tin- ran ’© of varnunts'’ m«»re
par h ularly | anthers uh«©e del r« «ia «• s
nave bi cu pr««du< tBe»»f mu h !<»•*-”C‘cntly.
Lhe H'so< iation w ¡1 pay a l ount1 of fr I ; t r
•calpfo» panther* killed «11 tbo*© r tiges
Tl.
j Iter date of < r^an’zin^ the club
no n»be«*hi;» fee i* fl. H. Ki«-hard- u w.
elected tre-Mir« r <«f the <4ub and wi linve*-
igate claims lor Ixninty and h vy a--«* *-
ments when n< «•©< -ary. Th© Elk < r«» k
11»»< kmen have had a similar »lub. paving
a lh«unly of |3 per ‘»alp. for 1 lie pa-i tw.»
ve-trs; and it is probable the twoc ub< w 11
10 n fortes iu tlie near future. Panther*
liave been getting very numerous inc©
dt < r and other gau.e have been .ilnni't ex
terminated. and ire very destructive to
colts, calves, p gs and goats.
A WOMAN’S WAY.
A fitariliii T Busin©** Proposition«
A little over e.x wevks n ■» Mr*. Fowler of 32»
Ellis street, S.-xn rranclseo, stop!* '11^ B‘ a • adlnj
city druggist's to ask v.'hat <•£»■•' t Joy's V» J« iablo
Parsaparil!*,
v* ’3-heb.o
bcr.nl s o ft iuli
recently, vrou Id L .veme.-.r« ■ * f dyspep*m ami sick
headache. Sho v.u* h- i«-cd that in most cart* it
would relieve both, b'heves. h »wever.eoit. redu-
1 ustl »11 tally tbeffi . •
In rai UtefiM t
to l»e paid for unit .'«sit< ! d cd -.lacure. A propoei-
Uon *o startlingly i racf. nt b.-se« 1 lont, if ever lx •
fore, been made. Tho folbjv.nng jiwtr*«-©ivo-l is tho
conviacing concluaieu.aadt’ ils its own story:
San Francisco, Tebroary 8.18h8.
D eab S is ; T writotoaduot that, notwithstand
ing n«y nnsgi\in*:«, Joy’n V©<7 taU'o Sarsaparilla
did all that you yrojnim-d. I had tried fo many
rreecription r . to no purpose, that I had come to
Lelievo nothing v >i.M relies o invdyapepeia an I
sick headaches, but I liavo not bad a return of
eithersincelcomnioneedt.'Aingit. I believe I am
permanently cuted, but will, out of an abundance
of caution, continue to take it regularly for a whilo
yet* Y«»n have my percussion to mak© thispubli
for ills my brli< f that ar «‘wedy that will cur« dys
pepsia and provent si» k headaches should be gen
erally known. Bcapictfully,
327 Elba etrooL
.1 E McLaugh’in, of the Klan ath River
lumber and Improvement Company,
leaves thi* morning for the Klamath. The
< *.i< l».my ore reiiiiy to b«g’n the ronstruc-
tioii nt a -av-null at the point where the
Oregon A <’aiif< rnia iailr< ad crosses the
KI math river, ami work will be com
menced at once on a rar'wav siding there.
The lit» b« r !<»r the dam is already at Dol-
larhiflt s mi l. ami the daiu, when com
pleted, will c st fHXM». The company will
put up one of the uvM-<quit ped saw4ni Is
in the state, < j- tb’c of cutting 75,POO feet a
<lar. The.v <»wn n big tr r’t of Ur.d thr. null
whi< h the Grego»» A Calif, rnia runs for one
and a half mile«,on which there is a *upplv
of linerugar ami ,»tll»>w pine timb* r, sufli-
ci-r t to k< ep the mill tunning da\ an t
n ght for twenty-five years, ¡he milNite
is fourteen miles from the stale line, and is
surrounded by a fine agricultural region,
which will soon be developed. Work will
I c begun on th»* mill nt out c.tmd a new ami
|-r< pcr<»us • :a will »lawn on this extreme
>onrbtrn portion <»f tl»«* state.--. Portland
(hegc nian. Mar 15.
I.arlirt, rt‘ ir.nr
.’«snietK * a l>icli give totl.eiacea
gbo.-tlvi wliiti’nctis. Such
or, |.ar«t.”ns conl.’iin lead or Minie other
cqlliilly I 'jnriOU’’ SI"I il.’iug. rous sulo
elnni’i-. the ure < i wl id», ii l’>i>X contin
ued will, beside* giving the skin a tough
and leathery appearance, ultimately pro
duce paralysis of the nerves. This state
ment is no "bug a boo.” but facts, well-
known to chemists ami physicians, nared
Oil the welldrtiown physiological et!e< ts of
such substances whose presence in prepar
ation* for the complexion are indie ite<l bv
such outward aivus as before stated It
you would use an article which wtll at
once produce natural activity anil beauti
ful complexion try Wisdom's Kobertioe.
which is guaranteed under a forfeiture of
JlisG to be abaplutely free from all poi
sonous ami injurious substances. Pro
nounced by leading ladies of s<aciety anti
the stage superior to anything evei pro
duced for Iwautilying ami preserving the
complexion.
O a». Kind* of Piftiiirn. R«\S.tw¡r.«:. 'Fuming,
and Bracket Work. Mak-» Ruatic. Flooring
( «‘ilintf,
Siding ami Muulding Haah l»ft:;<>M
gbii-irt
Door*ai «J Blind* in
k » nd made to order.
Ashland, Oregon.
UORRESPOS I »F.NCE SOLICITEl ».
H«y—>13(^15 per ton.
Hops—Quote 8(&17c per pound.
I.fntt S'etCH.
LOWEST RATES,
Will practico in allthe Cour*s of the State. Of- '
fite in Court Hou*©, second door on right from
estranee.
Our little won will be (oar year* of ago oi> tho
2fith in*t in May. lSdfl. ha w*s attacked with a
▼err ¡»»infill braakin« out of th« *kin. W«
railed In a pbjHician. who treat off him for about
four work*
The child roct-ivod little or do
good from th« treatment, a* the breaking out.
supposed by th© phy*ician to be hive* id an ag'
gruvatMi form, became larger in blotch©«, and
mor© and mor© di*tre**ing. Wo ww fnMjuontJy
obliged to get up in the night and rub him with
Noda in water, strong luiiment*. etc. Finally
we called other phyoician», uutil no 1©«« than
•:x had attempted to our© him. all aliko failing
and th©’’hild «teadily «anting wort© ami w<»r»©
until about th© 2bth of la*t July, when we began
to give him ( uticura K***olrunt internally, and
the (hiticura. and ( uticura 8<»ap externally, end
by the lan of Auguat he wa* »o nearly well that
we gave him only one d»>eof the reeolvent about
every second day for about ten (lay* longer, and
he ha* never been troaultd ainca with the hor
rible malady. In all we u**tl lea* than one half
of a buttle of ( uticura lit^olvent.a littl© le*»
than one b*a of Cut ,’iru, ana only one cake of
Cuticura rtuap.
H. E. R vaw , (ayuM*. Livingston Co., III.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thi* fourth
day of January, 1887.
C. N. Coz J P
JjAst spriep 1 was very nek. hung sovc-red
with some kind of scrofula. The doctors could
not hslp me. I was advised to try the Cuticum
RpHolvent. I did so. and in a day 1 grew better
and bettor, until I am as well as ever. I thank
yon for it very much, and would like to have it
told to tho public.
E dw . lioFMAXN, North Attleboro. Mass.
Salt, (100 pounds) $1 00. We buy Coal Oil by the car-load and can
give very low prices.
I allow the highest market price for Eggs. Butter and all Mer
chantable Produce.
V'erv Respectfully,
‘ J. NUNAN.
Grant*« Pass, Oregon.
POBTLAND.
REA L E STATE TRA NS ACTIONS.
—--------
AA W TA IM
The following real-estate transfer* have
taken place since our last report:
B W I’<iw‘ 11 to Mrs M F Babcock ; lot.« 1
and 2, blot k 3, park addition to Medford
Tho following ia a list of laws parsed by the
late legislature, nearly all of which were signed
h> the governor, in addition to those given be«
fore :
Four year« old, nlllctel with a paln-
Potatoes—40(<t50c per sack
Lard— Keg«, or gallon tins, 9^11:
ar.NATE mi.i-w.
fnlskin dlaatUe Six doctor« tried to
To protect contractor* and laborer* for rail
cure him. AU tailed. Gut worse per th
A S Jacobs to W A Patrick; lot/» 3 and 4. road*.
Oats—Market quiet. Quote 32@34c per bl<»< k 35, Coolidge tra< t in Ashland. |12<K).
and worse. Coml Sthly Cured h »•
T«» liceiiK© stallionH and protect rial lion own
bushel.
Wesley Graves to S S P< ntz, 40 acres in er* in collecting fee*.
■et of Cuticura Remedlee, ooitlng
Wool—Quote spring lS®30c; eastern se 16, t|> 35. It 2 W |200.
To allow divorce euita to be begun in county
•1.75._______
Oregon, 8(»il5c.
SCROFULOUS HUMOR6.
Amoskeag plaid shirting, Cheviot, 14c per yard; Marseilles check
shirting, Cheviot; Caledonia shirting, Cheviot.
An entire line of new fall Buttons in metal, jet, etc.; Ladies' Ger
man, full-finished, fleece-lined stockings, something entirely new and
very durable; Misses’ and Childrens’ stockings in black and other col
ors, both wool ami cotton; Gentli-men's furnishings in flannel, merino
and cotton.
Dressmakers will find a full stock of Trimmings, Silesia, Naum-
keag Prills, Crinoline, Wadding, Whalebone, Eeathcrbone, Dress
Shields, Extenders, Etc.
GROCER I ISM.
MODERN,
THOROUGH.
Oils, Crockery, Brooms, Tubs, Trunks, Etc. Best quality of Costa
PRACTICAL. Rica Coffee, 20c per pound; Good .Japan Tea in 5 pound boxes, $1 50;
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
THE MARKETS.
Figg«—18c per drz.
CBCTHUXTG,
Joint S<ffiat«»r. C. A. Cog»w*H of Lik*. Itep-
rssantative. 8 P M«* m of L»k *. County JmUe.
CROCKERY, ETC
W. B. Mo**; Commissioners. W. C. (
L. R. Kester;Clerk. A. L. Levitt;Sheriff. M. D.
ChihUre; Tr**u»urer. Cha* Graves. A•****-»r
Jobs Smart; School 8aoerintend*r.t. P. L. Foun l»Bm«mb«r. Lh»se
»re u<-w an 1 bou.ht.irwi.
tain; Surveyor, J. B. Griffith; Coroner, J. Sie
th» war in railr<»a4 rate, anclara wild
i
mens.
LtKKCOUWTY
OUR LITTLE SON,
Jacksonville, Oregon,
Everyone Should Oo and See the
JACKSON COUNTT.
Judge, J. R N*il;Commi**ioner*. C. W. Taylor.
J. NUNAN,
MEÇICAL.
MAIL. ROUTE.
MRS. JANE REDDING, Proprietress.
The Biff Lottery at llrlrnit.
QTAGES LEAVE JA( KSONV1LLE EVERY
O Mor day and Friday at t> o'clock a m . for Wii-
dcmilc, retornina Tur«la>. and Sntardnn
Htaia lna»o« for WriRht'» on Woducedi.j. at 10
o'clock a. M.. returning Thuredayif.
$i>».ooO lor $1—$300.000 for $5. Semi $1 to
$.*>tothe M«mana Investment (’ompauy.
Htlena. Montana, for a chance in their
gram! prize distribution. March 30th 15>9
The $300(M<> Aborn ilonw, D»*s M< inc**.
Iowa.and bV»« a-h prizes fr»«ni $10 to$5.UOO.
WL< I© tieketb $5. filli.*. $1.
N. S. DREW.
Jack/tonrillr to Medforti.
Pawers taken at Reasonable Rates.
Patronize the or.lv wagon that connects
Ottlebrandcd E>
marked crap and »qnar« v. ith every train, rain or «hint-, and wwrrir*
nuderblt in Isft «»r sud underalope m right; the U. F. mail usd Well", Fargo at Co.'s
three-yesr-olds and upwards Lav® the point of
exprt *a. Satisfaction guaranteed.
right brtrn »awed oil. Bangeon A»il«gste.
J ohn D va B. Driver.
Bor««« branded D OU right hip.
A CHASOE OF SEXT/MSXT.
The day is rapidly approaching when
seine sort of cheek will have to be pieced
u[Kin foreign immigration. A significant
fact in connection with this subject is
that our naturalized American citizens
have been among the first to point out
the dangers to our civilization from the
itiiliscrimiiiatc influx of the old world’s
population. The time has passed when
America was dependent upon immigra
tion to build up the country. AVe are
now a mighty nation, the natural in-
crease of whose pipu'ation is sufficiently
great to settle the sparsely inhabited por
tions of the United States within a reas
onably brief period. The percentage of
foreigners is already large, this condi
tion of affairs being particularly notice
able in the newer states and territories.
One great objection urged to the con
tinuance of Kurope.'s contributions to our
popular growth, is the fact that latterly
we do not get a desirable class. Time was
when the best element came over; now
criminals, jailbirds and paupers are
dumped on our s hoi es by European
governments, who know not bow else to
get nd of this dangerous human surplus.
At the very time when the Republicans
were prefer sing a great desire to keep up
the wages of the American workingman
they were employing in their mines and
workshops the pauper labor of Hungary
and other countries because they could
get it at a merely nominal figure. Justice
to Americans, both native and natural
ized, demands that the country place up
on foreign immigration greater restric
tions than has been done heretofore ;
that they be protected from the influx of
a class which have made life and proper
ty insecure in many ¡«liions of the old
world.—S’onoim IA inncrat.
Volna Webster t<i Clark P Babcock; part whore either party reside*
Repoiiiing VHgrunt law.
of
< f I 1 ts 1 and 2,
2. b ock
uck R, park addition to
Union county ©nablirg act.
a
Medford, fl.50.
Forth© support of manied women.
F <»all «way to <* W Isaac«; quitclaim to
For the extinction of Canada thirile*
lumi in se<- 25. tp 37 N. R 2 W.
To protect hotel and boardingbou»© keeper*.
.1 H Caruthers to G W Isaacs;
Fur a Mtate veterinary *urge<»n, and to prevent
_______ part
,__ of
contagious animal dineiaaes.
block «, Galloway's
C •’
/ addition
’ 1
. to
. Medlord.
” ?
Pre*bribing
dutie*of county recorder*.
$M ki .
Requiring abstract of votes for circuit judge.
.1 B Ridd e to <’ \V S. eel; lots 5 and G,
Gilliam county enabling act.
block 19. Medford.
Hequiring county clerk* to deliver th« list of
<’ W bkcel to W >linger. et a! ; same mortgage* July lri. instead <»f August lri.
prop»! tv. $500.
For $478 for relief of heir* of A. J Hembree.
For a Hpecial road fund and property and poll
J M Shadle to \V Slinger, ct al
: ; lot 9,
tax
therefor in counties of lo.OOU inhabitant* and
block 32, Me i ord. $25
over, the tax not to »xeeed two mill*, and th«
M J Paiion to \V Slinger, et al ; 1
whole matter to be under the supervision of the
io 11 Mnd 12. block 17. M <lford. .
county court.
B W Powell to John Brincgtr; land in ip
Fixing tim»^» of holding courts in rixth dis-
37 S. R 2 W. 11.71.
tr-ct.
(Amtirniing the eriabh«-hment of an experi
John Briucgar to C I IIuh liHron; lots 1,
2. 3, 4,5. <’». 7 and h. bock 9, park addi ment agricultural •»ation in connection witn the
agricultural «College.
ti« > » to Med « rd tS50.
For $2,5 g J a year for Portland refuge home.
<’ Mi gus to < has \V Palm; lot bl >ck
To prevent nuisance*: directed at elaughter-
’1. M df»»rd ? «0.
hou»«* in Portland city hmiU.
To fix times of holding eouuty courts.
J A \!< 15r «le t»» D V M Bri le,
..©r< > in
For $25 i for relief <»f rr*d Yrnkee
'• 2, t:- 3*1 S, R J E. $1JX).
To
I'nited > ate» t» Thos Nickerson ; 1‘X) vallis. allow cunritructiun of u free bridge at Cor
acre* in sec <». tp 3M S, R 4 XV.
To allow tran*f«r <»f tn «mberri»ip in volunteer
J a'- T (»lenii to <’ < Beckman, et al; right tire companies without loss of time.
t-> « irrv water in pipes ;t©r«»s certain lands
(’resting ti» - southern Oregon hoard of agri
W H Parker to (no ( > B I >ebar ; house and culture. with $1.5uua year appropriation.
Amending the .'aw in regard to stock inspect
lot i i Jack-onvi ie $1801.
Jeremiah Elliott to J <« VanDyke; M) or«.
To
compel children to be *<mt to public or
acre ' in tp 37 S, R 1 \V. $1
private school at l««a*t thr»»e month* each year,
N <’Bovnton
Maggie E M«>e; lots 31 or taught at horn • t!.at length of time.
and 32, block *■ P,” railroad addition to Ash- , Fur $10J for relief of 1. Hacker, of Coo* coun
lami $>*•
ty-
Making second Friday in April arbor day, f«»r
Stau* of Oregon to R B Hargadine; l‘X)
planting
of tree« by school children.
acres in see
tp 3 m S, R 1 E. $2lo.
To caí»© 4 county warrants after sev»m year»«.
Same to J P Roberts - mi acres in Rame
To authoriz«* county courts to build armorie*
tow: ship $loo
in citif* of lW.Ori inliabltanta or over.
I n ted States to Pi t» r Sch»»II; patent to
Amending the law n lxting to the descent and
diftribi.tiun <»f property of dt-c^teed j ert-ona.
l<X)a ics in se 24. tp 3s S. R ] E.
\ B ad < >1 ti .’ hjk Eon L ah » k .—During
Requiring
bheriff* to auttle with treisarers
Vnite i States to R B Hargadine; patent
the r <’ent invertiiration <>( “Tru»<t«'’ by a
once j - v « r.. S’) days.
to bill acres in m ..- 27. t • 3*S R 1 E.
All.»wii g corporation* owning or npecating committee of the New York senate «ome
W L B ger to J H Brown; interest in iron
work • or min«‘*.«»r other min *s,tu mortgage curious facts were elicited
Tl»o secre
jr perty in Jacksonville
property in m«»re than one county.
Amamla Bilg* r to‘‘am© ; interest in same.
Io promote »lraiuag'* fur agricultural and *ani- tary of the ftuxar trust testified that this
tarj- purpoK-H.
organization is now running half a dozen
$.833
For $12,(101 for a road from Pendleton to <’ar- I refineries, and has ten dead ones. The
Sam© to M.me; bond to procure title to
yoncity.
sain».
To allow Gardiner Mill Co to construct a representative of the cotton bagging trust
< h is S Bi’ger t > same; interest iti same. boom.
| declared that a trust was merely "a
$10B.
To prohibit the sale of tobacco in any form to ' sympathetic movement,” and stated
John H Bi'ficr to same; interest in same. minors und«*r la years.
I o hx time- of holding court* in aocuud di* 1 that there was machinery enough in this
$iui.
: country to turn out bagging sufficient to
.
Ja «»b Th mp-on to J M M©Gul! ; lots 19 trict
To allow narrow vanrailr«»ad <‘<»m¡>any'to ! cover a crop and a halt of cotton. When
and 20. Miner's addition to Ashlaml. $4’0. bridg«
’ the Willamette al Ray'* larding.
! asked if the monopoly i«nHioned the la-
A 1* H.iminond to S J S ott;. 10.12 aerea To define treap »*>.
in tp 38 S. R 1 W. $7,*)
For $15. » j • for a road from Paisley to the state , borers when it closed a mt»l,.ii<‘ answer-
17 1* Purcell t«> A«i i L Lewis; 320acre? in line.
|cl tiiat the ‘‘sympathetic movetpent did
Allowin' TheDnll»** I.» i**ae $10.».00u water not extend to laborers.” When asked as
stes •; and 7. tp .36 S, R 1 W.
Wilhelm Werth t«> Catherine Werth ; un bond«.
$27 ‘ 0 for mor«« buildings, exp •’:*« «, etc., j to ti.c average wages, he replied, 80to90
divided
in'erest.lot 5, block 10. Central of For
Stat»* Ag< icuitural college at Corvallis.
cents a day. That before the monopoly
Point $1.
For a board of r-.'lroad commiasiouer*.
A S Jacobs lo N A Jacobs; undivided one-
For ono term of th»* supretD“ court nt Pendle ’ was established the price of bagging
half inten si lots 3 ami 4, blo« k 10. Central ton, commencing on the first M »n i ».v in May.and ! ranged from six to seven cents per yard.
to require tho r©{M>rta to be printed by the s!ate ! It is now 12 cents. That, in short, wages
Point. $300.
at $1 per volume.
J 0 C Wimer to J hn W Jacobs; undi- print©!
To authorize th»» pavrn*nt tu I)'»uj! is county weie reduced, and the price of the article
vided one half interest in lot« 3 ami 4, b icK of th© $10,Utt) “Nor !. L .............. 1 : • fund.”
j nearly doubled in value. Now here is
10 Central Point $2 <».
Tu allow Ariona A booth I uast railway to , something tor laborers and consumers to
E izahclh Ln m il to He
e
bridg»« Y-'Uitg -l»aj Mid SkipunoB creek.
To prwve.jt *h<- throwing «»i ©areas ••* and filth think about. What is true ui these trusts
in ips 34 ami 3Ó. R 1 W.
I is true of all. 1 hev arc al! of tho same
U T Co t<* Laura Y umans ; lots ]8 :»nd I'*, into stu am*, w 4U or apring*
F<»r $15
f »r a r k| from Olney. C’ats«»p piece and tend to the same results. The
bl - I I . rai!r«»a»l tidd-.i «jn to Ashland. $IU>. c«»unty.
tu tir<»<«jville, Wa»-hingto ¡ c«»u«ity. and
New Y- rk /■*' . commenting on the reve
Max Pia«du to B Watson , 9-10u acres in through < -olunibiM corn ty.
A-h ..r.d. |175
lations of tl.iscommittee, said the profit
For a state reform *ch-»<»l.
Sutv of Or« gon to <• F W.Don; 40 acres
Regulating su«« nn l <• 4o. <»f b»3»»t paper.
i to which any industry is rightfully enti
Authorizing county court* tu maintain ferries
in s© ■ bi. tp .'is, R 2 W. $50.
tled is “the return tliat would be yielded
necessary.
G F Wii'on t » M Ik-Binger, 4v acres n where
under the influenoo of absolutely free
For $41 .(>■) for <«xi»en**‘» of the legi-luture.
s,.- b«. tp 3M. R 2 W. $l.«0.
To discourage th«* sending of nevrspap «r* to competition, under which nine-tenths of
I nibd Mates to G W Kockfe.low; patent person* who have n->t snbecrlbed.
to bO a« r©’ in parts of secs 23. 21. 2.'» ami
Requiring school »l'*trict* to «xht.ust public mankind must always earn a living.”
■ Tilts is a great deal for the Post Jo say,
tp 3.s R 1 W. ■'ame t«»‘•ani© . patent to appropriations each >*»ar
Cieating two ©astern <>rfg««u r gri»,uitural *<»- for it has always fought the anti-monop
LbOa'-rv" in ccs 25 an 1 2<>. tp 38. R 1 W.
cieties.
giving
»*a
I»
>1.5
“
’
a
year.
H Atkinson t • L II Blakeman; lot 0.
To allow 1’ i»? Dalles to sell a certain tract of oly movement. Now that the mass of
bl«» k A-h ami $2*0».
the people are no longer protected by
land.
M J Patton to L» L Lc intun, I ts 1 and 2.
IMENDÍ.CG UH 4RTK’’.N -SEN ATE.
absolutely free competition, the outlook
bl... k 9. Medi rd. $22->.
Sakin. Baker City. Marri»ti-l«i. McMiunviH»'. is very serious if not portentous of some
.MJ I'a:i<«n to town <f Medf««id; lol'», Kainier, Weston R«»-«’burg. Album. Jacksonville.
suit of Mcial revolution.
bl « k JI. Molfor I
Halsey.
M > Patio.1 to H W Powell; lot <i. block
AMENDING CHABTEBS 11 H bE.
21 M -
; '
Ashland. M -dhif d. Em.en« City. A'.bina. P« n-
Si xi> is Ydt n S ami ’ leb .—At a meeting
L P Puntili*» Mmrva A Meeker; all of llet«;:i. tirautV L’»-> Ln (»ramie. Pwrlbaid. ln- , of the immigration board, held at Port
I block 7 ami lots 1. 2 ami 3- block 23, Med dependob»*«*. Oreg«»n City, S«llw«M»d. Oakland-
land some time ago, it was decided to
lNColiroUATJOn DILLS—SENATE
ford. $¿500.
ask for exhibit* ot the leading imutufac-
A 1* Hainnioml to Mary 11 Stowe; i<» 8t.
Dayton. Linkville.
' Hirers of samples of their pr<xiuct, and a
h >rsr
acre* in .Uhland precinct. $1(100.
Chas O ami L J Vincent I» S II <Ha^>.
1 akeview. Vale. A tenia, Woodburn. Xewburg. ' letter was mailed the leading manufac-
I luring men of the siatcoffenng to display
undivided one-half interest in lot 1. *oc 36, Enterprise, Central Point.
any sample tliat may be sent them. A
31 ami 2». ti>33. R 2 W. $1250.
Marv A Vincent to S H <ila>s; -atm-
»J rcgox will soon have what it has number of responses were received and
$l2.'o/
long needed—a reform school f»>r juve many promised to send a display. Sec-
W P B. nil to D II Haw kins ; lar.d in Ash nile offenders. For years the cry has I retarv Struble had constructed a table
land; $3oa.
l.i Phipps to B A Powell; 2 acres iu tp gone up all over the state that the ¡s’lii- extending from one end of the room to
t< idiary or ja I is not the proper place the other, being four feet wide,upon which
37. R 1 \\. $ j *».
The Chatula*»- the proposed exhibits were to have been
l i lted Stale* t»» Wm Justus; paten’ to for youthful criminal»
¡4. m »> acro in I 1 <», >«•© 30, lot 1. sec 31, <P lin bill creates the gov rnor. a eretary of displayed. Of the number that applied
37. R I W.
state and sufierinte olent of | ubiic in- fur and were accorded the space asked,
stiueti 'n a Isaard of ie
i school eoin- very few have ivut the exhibits promised,
B I' Bryant to J F Ragsdale: ì ts 2 ami
-<••32. bit
-vc <i3. ip 3«i. R 2 W. X».29 nnssioiier- to select a
ar<l supetin- au<i consequently the table presents a
acres. $»»<*i.
tend the i'Uildiiig of fl
•bool, for the rathei bairvn a-pect. Assistant Secre
X
I
I > <*rai.l Helman to A
culls!IUetion * 1 wh.cli :»r i>r its uia:n tary Thompson was seen to glance at the
• •T D L C No to. A> land
tenalice until 1891 ■ th.' it1 -i.itire appr>> i table an 1 hear 1 to s.iy yesterday : “If I
J« h i K Helm n t«> A 1>
ptialcd t3 >.00-». VVit ’iia-r. tnirmr umk r ; only Knew at which stat ’Ui the rest of
D L C No 40. AridamL $!
twenty years cia.*e 1-
is convicted of a our magnificent display of the products
B F Butler Helman 10 A
crime punishable by imprisonment in of the various large inamtfact »lie« were
in I’ L C No 40, Ashland.
A Lim- »In Helman to A
the penitential j or in the county jail,the 'side-tracked 1 would send iorTliem. that
claim to ’■ame. $917.
court, ii it thinks there is reasonable i they might be viewed bv our thousand
M Jane Cai ter to A 1>
ground tor the reformation of the crimi and one questioners as they pass around
$1000.
nal, may in it* discretion, aentence him under our archw'ays discussing the ques
Marv E N.I -s to A D Helman; same to a term of not less than one year in tion, “Is this Oregon or heaven?”
$917.
Aim» a L Sh* pherd to A D He-man; the reform rchool. However, if tho re-
M ok ». R ailroad N ew ».—A San Fran-
bg txi« organ z.ition to which the boy er
sano. $917
Maggie !.■ w . ’-t al. to John .don land, 1«W ins parent- ,nav la’long, has a suitable ciw'O di-paleh u( a recent date Kays: A
a« n s in .*© 17. tp 3s. R 1 E. $975.
insfitutioti for tl <• car at I custody of railroad line, which, it is said here, is
I nited Slates to Levi B low; patent to the criminal, ..........
nuy commit the attiacting coin« attention in southern
bX) aero m ec 17, tp 3s. R 1 E.
le’V tot. e < are <f that institution. This Oregon and northern California, is the
provision was made at the request of Nevada, California A Oregon, now in
A r.t<.<,x< siiv vtio N.—lllaine went into Archbishop W. II. Gt' ss. for the reason oj«rat:on a distance of over eighty mile«
(imtiel fs cabinet hie personal and | o- that the Catholic chuicti is ab >.tf to es northwest from Reno, Nevada. There
hti.-ai ftieiitl. They had lieen in con tablish sucii an instiiution tn \Vashing has lasen a great deal of grading done
gress item l»eeen»l.er, 1863, until Gar- ton county, fo: tb.e purpose of taking front the end of the track, and the com
field'»» nomination. Blaine It i.I always care of t athoiic children. A boy com-* pany wdl Hoon have an additional fifty
pushed Gartiehi's io.tunes it: congtess, tnitted l > the yet h :>I will !»• subject to miles in operation. This road was origi-
ami Gatti. 14 was as grateful as Biieli a tiist-ii'lin” and if liie uperinL ¡id rit sees na’ly run as the Nevada & California
man could be. Blaine and Hanison fit may he lunindoto, with his c n«ent, hue, with much less mileage than it baa
now, but it did not pay expenses, and
have never lieen friendK, nor even politi as an apitrenliee.
was thet ciore sol i under mortgage fore
cal associates. Harrison never serve !
it. the house, and Blaine left the senate
Tutt l.-gi-lature did n«;t foiget the closure. It has iately come under a new
just i.s Ha.risott cnteicd it. Blaine veterans ..I the c ivil and Mexican wais, manacem* nt which, it i« understood here,
wrote Garfield: "Your administration not the Indian s ir vele.answbo defen lias un<l< »taken to pmdi the line through
must, be made brill'antly slice, -sful an 1 ded tue whit,’ K ttlets • f On g ’tt, Wash the fertile valleys ot Lassen and Modoc
strong in the confidence atui pude of the ingtun and Idaho against the hostile« in counties, and along the Klamath river
N t at all directing its energies the early <Lo t. I’ posed a law empow up into ea-tern Oregon, where it is in
I.ciion, and yet cotn)K'lling tliat ering cuunty cmirt« to levy, in addition tended to connect with the Oregon Short
result by the logic <•!' events and by the to the t txes t;uw atiih’-raed. a tax not Line. It is believed that this can be
ini]H'ii':u-t.
s ,li. s of the situation." . xccedtng two-t’ iiths of a mill a year for <1 »lie at reasonable ex|>ense, there being
Mi. Bl ,ine it is not likely has given Mr. the relief of tier- tn lig. nt soldiers, sailor* no great natural obstacles to overcome.
Hani-"it any pr«»mise to cjiu |«I his r<- and matirms, and tlu ir wiiows and or
I mi ’ ortant to S ettle «».—The follow
nomii ation. Harrison probably exacts phans. The duty of disbursing the re
to < xeciite the compulsion act, tl it is ex lief money is ini|sised niton commiui- ing is an extract from a letter written by
ecuted at u'l, bin sell, and Mr. Blaine ders of Gram! Army pus’s and of camps Mun. Binger Hermann to settlers of Har
is not likelv to be ilie Rt-publican dieU- of Indian »at veterans, who are required ney valley : “Whydo you settlers not
torin 1892,"even if bis health is unbroken, to make annual statements of their do take active measur. a and agree on some
which, from recent advic. s, seems to be ings. In counties where there are no plan or set ion. If many settlers there do
of doubtful p-ospeet. Blaine will be 02 I«,sts or camps tiie county court is au not soon »end up their affidavits with
years old in 1892, older than Harrison, thorized to undertake the relief. In two corroborative affidavits in each case,
not only in years but in pliv.-ieal preser counties where there are posts and eatn|»s the ’ands will be approved to the state
vation, says the Oregonian.
tho county court is prohibited from anil then they are gone, ft will be done
sending veterans to the puorfartn. All soon. All lands reported as swamp will
sue», i".t I must 1 e given at lt.e ho uc of soon be confirmed to the state except
('¡: i . i : kv .—Celery is the latest cure for the ve!t ran wl.n . --ible. An allow where affidavits are on file showing fully
rhetiniatisin, says an eastern exchange. ance ot $.;<• is unde to pay tho funeral ex that they aie arable, and not swamp as
Il is asserted that the disease is i:n|> .s- penses of any v. teran.
to each quarter section.
stblo ii the vegetable be freely eatt n.
The fact ti.at it is so genet ally put en’ho
r.<*«r,
or stotro.
t'ot.t.licit, n <1 l'isi: B: kiis .—Gradually
table raw prevents its tlieca|M’Utic pow a v‘tv title colic-H ia of hitd.a is Is-iug
Prom the ranch of the undersigned <<n
ers from b tug known. The cel-ry t,rlio 4 f r t’.i • mu "ii t» h ,-st ii> i-died Jacksen creek, near Jacksonville, one
should be < u it.11 bits, 1.oiled in water in ti e < x; o aion building. In addition black mare, 12 vea-s ol.l. weight about 1000
until S’ft and the water drank by th" to the huge tiumlter of rare and hand I ounii* : has ciAlar and saddle marks; also
one bav titty, 3 years ol>l part, with white
patient. Put new mi’k, with a little
some specimens purchased by Capta n star in forehead, branded with the letter
flout ami niltim g. into a saucepan with
S. Itmijtlas during a recent visit east, ho “V“ on shoulder. Were last heard of on
the Imilt d celery, serve it warm, with ha* received 116 skins of Australian birds Foota creek in August last. Twenty Dol
p.et < s -f t > n t. rat it with [lotatoe' and
which were procured by Commissioner lars reward wdl lie paid for their return to
the painful ailment w ill soon yield. Snell
my ranch or to the 1 ikes office.
is the decl aration of a t.l.ysi. ian who has T. B. Merry while in attendance at the
H. A Li.isos'.
Australian
exposition.
The
birds
and
again and again tried the experiment
animals
of
Austialia
are
dilTerent
from
and with uniform success. He adds that
fcrrmiv, Itchy, Scaly, Skin Torture.
the cold or damp never produces but those of any other country and among
The rimpl© application of Swayne’* Ointment,
those
procured
by
Mr.
Merry
ate
a
num-
without any internal medicine*. will cure any
simply develops the disease, of which
of Tetter. Salt Rheum, Ringworm, Piles,
acid blood ia the ptimary and sustaining l>er ol very b.iudsome and rare specimens, caw*
Itch. Sores. Pimple*. Eczema, all Scaly. Itchy.
incbidir.g
macaws,
parrots,
paroquets,
cause, and that whiie the blood is alka
Hk’n Eruption*, no matter how abet mate or long
line there can be neither theumatisni piu- uu- <>.' most g xgeons plumage, tnag- standing. It i« potent, effective and ©o***buta
piea, rifle birds and many others nearly trifle
nor gout.
all of wl.ie'u are rare and curious. Mr.
1» tg a* l.a“ also ordered front Mr. W.
A Terrible Misfortune,
Till? people of Union appear to lie *le- T. IB rna.luy, of the Smithsonian Insti
Il is a calamity of the direst kin«i to feel
etdedly in earnest over secuting the tute,
veial Leads of l.ufl'aloes which that <-ne’s physical energie> are iailinc in
Hunt railway.
They have already ate now very scarce, and which will form i the prin.e »•( hle~io feel more uervelesa,
raised $40,(l<M towaul the subsidy slid at. interesting feature of the museum.— nnire dispirited, weaker every dav. Yet
this is the unhappy lot of hundreds who
this in Union alone. With Summer Ortgunian.
t «urround us. A source »»f renewed strcnglh
ville and the Grande Rotide valley gen
J whi< h science appr< ves, in behalf of whiett
A >«d *>lor>.
erally to lien from, it does not look as
' multitudes of the deliberated have and are
The < hil’l rouy'h»•»! The mother rai»- I ©very day Icstil/inff. and which, in count*
though the raising of the full amount of
the subsidy would be a difficult matter. iti remedy wits near. R*foT© morning the tes* instances, ha* tuilt up constitutions
Pendleton should sliow tfie same activ poor litUc sufferer was dead, Mord: Al- ' capped by weakress and infirmity and
_ .. A«
. ker
. ‘s ‘ EuL
keep , Dr.
E ’ ** Iish Remedy a ; long unben* fitted by other means, surely
ity in seeming additional transportation ways
hand. 4S< • ’ hl * ‘ by E. C- Bn*»ks.
I com mend a itself to all who need a tunic.
facilities.
1 Hostetter’* Stomach Bitters is such a n>e-
d;cine—pure, botanic. s«»otbir»x to the
S.
for Sale,
Stop !
A first lass sewittg-uia' bine. Wheeler .k nerve*. | r. inotive ot digestion and a ferti
H»np what? S’op writing for papery Wilson's New No. «. unit nil the latest im lizer ot »h© b’ood. Dyspepsia and i.ervou*-
merely to aee yours« lr in print. We buy provements, wliic > lias been used but very nos-the fir>i a < au-e, the second a conse
sa'a’» e niajinarript for >1 per every 5i»u little, is off. red for sale < heap. For fur quence of lack of *ta mm a—depart when a
wois we wni examine your manuscript, ther pnrti blurs errpiire at, the T imc of course < f the bitten» is tried. AH forms of
n«M*nriMl di-e» •©. rh< umatif-m, kidney and
and tell you its value. Special attention fice.
* ; bladder troul le. eon’tipation and biiiona«
given to poetry, f i d v urs at once to
' nest are annihilated by this standard fam*
T nr M
m eipt < o
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. I ily medic inc.
Carlinville. 111.
B< X 300.
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