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Newspaper Page Textlike grmocraiic eimc$. ADVEKTISING i PubEahed every Thnr*duy by (Lo TIMES PUBLISHING COMPN’Y < VH44. MCKKLI., Utter. I NEW TIMES BUI L OlfiC, O.Hcte—Corner Third Red C 8».r»*eia unte« oi M»ib%cripiio»i : U»»e copy per annum, in advimce............... f • nix month«....................................... * throe months JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, VOL. XIX STATE OF OREGON. U.S.Senator». J. ILM»teae!l. J N. DoJvh,t’on- <r »Hsiuan. B. Hermann; Governor, S. Pennoyer; Secretary of Slate. George W. M’ Bndc; State Trewnrer. «»». W. W«hb; 8t»re Fruiter ' • Bakor-. Snpt. Public Instruction. E. H. McElroy; Supreme Jn !:*». W. P. L »rd. Chief Justice W. W. Thayer. R. H. Btrehan. n»sr JUDICIAL DISTRICT. CnApriaing Jackson. Josephine, J'**** 4nti KI l nath c »’intie*: (’ircait JufigA, L. K Webster: District Attorney. W M CulvU- Everyono Bh'*»n!d Go and 8*-e th« GRAND-SI ¿¿LARGEST COLLECTION OF NEW WINTER JACKMOM DOUMTY- Bnnator, C. Rppr<'b''nt«t'.v€s. »• i- Ifi,which. R. A Miller, W. K. Piw..: U<»'t>it> Jn«!tft*.J. R NeilJ’<»:nn:i.'‘ri»oi*'rM. W. layi»»r. Wni. Ray; Ulork. M. Milll«r; Sheriff. J.G. Bir J- , rr;».H ircr. R. IL M»»ore; Assessor, J. M Childere; fiehool Ikiperintenilont, K Mitchell; Burvajror. J- 3 Coroner. R. 1’ryor; Bt4M?t iu»p«ctor, W. F. Honaor. JOSaPHINK CHJUN JY. Joint Senator. W. St. Clair; Jc»*pre«enUtive. C. J. H »ward; ( »ruity JmUe. V. C<»ivi<; Commi«- s,on«rw, J. Hanseth. i*. 1! inson; Clerk, C. K. (th » i’»l *r; Sh«r»tf. 1’ G.PBttrr«<m|Trea«i»rer. J. \ Je'iiwiip*; A-»*ee*or. P. R ant; School Super inten Jent. W A. Mareie; Surveyor, W. N. Sanu- ders; Coroner, Dr. Flanaaan. ejlcthing , FURHIS iING GOODS. HATS, i BOOTS ani SH02S TOBACCO, GROCERIES, KLIMATU 0OCNTY. J«»*iitBenat.»r, It. A. C<*4A»eli oi Lak*. Rep .fM-.nretite.S P. M«i «? Lsk*0<oanty Jndx*. MavV (Vtxrnt^do wra, V. C. C CROOKERV, ETO. 1 L. R. K-Ht»r J ’»«rk. A. U L «witt-.Shariif. M. I). Childm*. Tr'/vuirer. I'hu Graver; <««*ireor ; John 8 n.-Kt; School 8ni>eHm«ndeM, T. L. l oun- | Remember, the**» "nods» ar* new and botfuht sino* ‘ in; 8 urveyor, J. B Griffith; t’oronw, J. Sie tliH wnr m r ulroad r ure nudare sold mens. L\XB covrtt Joi it Senator. C. A- Co« well of Lake; C’lioiip lor ! Representative, S. P. More; Conntv Jn<!«c. W. A. Wilshire: (’ommireioner». R. L. Sherlock. Wm. Baaley; Clerk. W T. Boyd; Sheriff. Um. (’aril;Treasurer A. McCallen; School Bnperin <’<<n -tr, f’r—lei- • b.iiirh» a- I -'>1.1; »1«<>. Wool. tendent. A H. Fisher; Aseee.-or. J. F. McDon Hi.if- Sur» «ivi l>-r SMu» Solicit order, tor ough; Stock inspector. D. R. Jone* Lnmber MEKTIN*» <»F OOtJUTn. BTC. MAX MULLE«, Th»'8 ipr un»» C »urt of Oregon u S>.’ «in o ibir i. r a.-« c-mmoiiciaH on th firs? M *n.!aj> e.atoffic« llaildinK. in March and October Th«< iret.it Court for the First ! ••!. » set* i > .f ick- M county »» I href M .If :.> 8“p*'iub"t* >n*l D-'ceniLr in oj»cu '• e«»unty <«n s .v«»»Mond tyin Ju..n an I lii;t M »ndo in N.iv »lah'r- 1»» I- ':;** <»:mty on t»’»i I »ir«i M l y in M -. f.n I : io • • • • • . ! in O»*»o>«»*r. !»> J<;4 •’■i.-rii« eo.;n\Y o i Ii: «1 Mondays iti March .inti Au4u •• , For i c Hi’i’y tho County. I .«»o.a. :tn<i Uonvm-*o»i».»i< •• » .c- meet cv» ry month, com- rneneiru with th » firet Monday; for Josephine •ounty, the liret Monday in January. April. July MODERN. «uti September; for Lnk“ county, every alternate THOROUGH. month, coinmencin« the firat Monday in January. For Klamath county the first Wednesday in March. PRACTICAL. June Heotemlier an»! Novembur \S1 I ¡a A.N I > A POSTAL CARD WILL COST BUT ONE CENT. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. This Leatlier is manufactory by a Pfocsss similar to that by which the Patent Kids known as Bogota are main. Ths Points Claimed for it are these: TOUGHNESS—It in almost Impossible to Tcui'.aml it will not Crack. SOFTNESS—Whether Cold or Hot,yVot or Dry, il i« always Soft and Ea«y for the most Tendci Feet. WATERPROOF—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 Shoo Blacking. CLEAN AND LIGHT WEIGHT—Not being Weighted with Tun- ningMaterials and Grouse, it will not «oil a Stocking ami weighs Light for the Substance. We carry in custom-made work of the Highest Grade of this stock, a hand wolt (men’s) lace shoe, mad« on the English Wankenphaat Inst, ut $5 00, and a lace shoe made on the Harvard Box-Toe last, calf lined throughout and soles of Genuine English Sole Leather, at $7 00. Both are in seven different insteps and widths io each size. For 25ets. additional they will be sent charges prepaid to any address by mail or express. Protzman & DeFrance. Portland, Oregon. YAQUINÂ RAY iWUTE. HARKNESS, ATTOHNEÏ AND t’OUNSELOIt AT LAW. Granfa Posa, Oregon. WILLARD CRAWFORD, *n . IN V AND COL’NSFLOB AT I.OV fSliort Idilli* lo < ’2S iliornui FREICHTS &. FARES THE LOWEST C. H. HASWELL sselok - a l - law » AZ J*TA.1Í- nusmiut, ocN., Wifi prnrto • »n all the Court«of tì:«» Htftle. Office in the Court Houfe\ first do»»r tx> tho h ft of en- t r^nce. C. C. HOGUE. <»»•« I 1'. • 1’. Ag t. O P. R. R. < «•, t’orv 41is. Oregon. INLOW 3c ASHPOLE, DEALKRB IN General Merchandise THE PLACE AT T AW xrroRXEY I 1 Gen I F. A P. Ag t, Oregon Development ( <»., 314 Montgomery St.. Sail Fra.acasc«. (•»•.!. .y.;i ♦ ••.<•» in ij.tic • u Hi’’ a", m, coi Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel <»f puri ty, Htrength and wholoHoinencH«. More econom ical than the ordinary kind*, ami cannot be Hold in competition with the magnitude of low tent, short weight alum or t>! onpiiate powder«. Bold onlj in cans BoYAL BvKING PoWPEB <’O.. 1CH WallSt., N Y. ÜflPÜoTàHT to STUDENTS. Offici' in AMt Buildins. Front Street. \ rnntN’i.Y POWDER HTEAMER HAILING DATES. S-..i 1 us the ii hlrrH. of any one who miRlit want »BOM YAMUINA: FROM BAM FHANCISOO: . to alien.I our M hoi.l during the cominic year and April 2,12, 22. Willamette Valloy................. . .................. 7.17.2« you will -lo them a furor. To mieh we will «end Willamette Valley........................... our eatalogue and circulars Tho company reaerver tho right to change sailing dates without n.itico. Trains connect with the O. A C. K. K. and River at Conalli« and Ailmny. On fhA Willamette River the olegnnt steamboat». Win. M. HOAG, M. S. BENTLY and THREE SISTE1US. SOUTH ROUND: ¡»»•are Port land.Mo:»!. \Vedn*,Mlay Friday.fi a . m . L» ave Salem. Tin'«day, Thursday Saturday. fi.A.M. NORTHBOUND: Lenve Corvallis Monday, We ln««day.l’rid y, H a . m L ave Sait tn. Tues, lay,Thursday,Saturday. 6 A.M. i MORRIS M. rut: hiukeih . MEDICAL. M iscellaneous OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. RSDAY, APRIL 11, 1889 i Jac’csanviHc I’oHtollioe üLAGKSMITHING W. F. WILLIAMSON. krroRNEY a I'orNsij.oi: at law . All busiim« in my line will rwveire promptat. tun tion. OREGON. EAGLE POINT H. K. HANNA, AMD AT — fakaoaviliy, Oregon. Will prac’v.-s in all th- ' .irr» *d 18s Wato i iffi.-c ut. -Olir» in Orth'» bri.-k. MOST REASONABLE RATES H AT J. J. HOUCK, Q. 9 CRONEMILLEa v SON S, NOI lin PlBI.lt' 1X1» COXVtA ANt ". It. General Debility. Is.rn in New I» h'24. Wil« raised to th : A few weeks since, we began to give her Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Her health has greatly improveil.” — Mrs. Harriet II. Battles, South do hnsford, Mass. “About a year ago I began using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla ax a remedy for <l» bility ami neuralgia resulting from malarial ex|«»siire in tb»* army. i was in a very bad condition. Lut six hotties of the Sar saparilla, with >»<•< < in :< n il flosos of Ax < r s Pills, have greatly .mptoved my health. I am now able to work, ami feel that I cannot say too much for y»»ur excellent remedies.’’ — F. A. Pinkham, South Muluncus, M<-. ” My daughter, tixteen years old, ia using Ayer's Sarsaparilla with good ef fect."— Rev. 8. J. Graham, United Brethren Church, Buckhannon, W. Va. 4\I suffered from Nervous Prostration, THE BEST STYLE ATTORNEY A COUNSEIX)R-AT-LAW, Who advised her pupils to stii n^ihcn their minds by the use of Ayer's Sar saparilla, appre» ¡atrd the truth that bodily health is «•> essential to mental vigor. For person« oi delicate and h ehle constitution, whether young or old, this medicine is remarkably henetieial. Be sure you get Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. “ Every spring and fall I take a num ber of bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and am greatly benetiiriL ' — Mrs. James H. Eastman, Stoneham, Mass. ”1 have taken Ayer's Sarsaparilla with great benefit to my general health.” — MissThirza I. Ur< rar, Palmyra, Md. “My daughter, twelve years of age, has sufftrt »! for ■!.<• pa . m iSiiiJilinii W« keep ( oustantly oil Hand a Coinplete and Well Selected As sortment ot Modford, OrosoH The Teacher rokTI.AKP. Hay—per ton. H’»ps Q'dote sf/XlTc per pound. E-r-’g' — n ■ per doz. Potatoes—4tu»/50c per -.ack Lard— Keg», or gallon tins, Bdllj per 11» Oats— Market quiet. Quote 32(i>.3lc jkjf bushel Wool —Quote spring ITtrlbc; eastern Oregon, 8«<l.’»e. Provisions—Bacon, l!«f l3c; ham**, 12’u' (&lot’; abmihh r.<, ! Ir Wheat VnHey,!fl 30a$l32, Walla Walla, 25 a ct! Bai lev B v. in<?. wbole, >^'»a* I JO ;ground. per t».n‘. <2t)u'21 50 < 'oi n $! 50 per cental. Flour—Valiev htainhirda quoted at 11.50: Walia W.dla brand*. $1 u»> Feed Bra.) J15 <4Kefp> (xj ,aborts $15 00. chop, >1S(<'/-U; cbopprt! barley, f23(t£(<rt25 ton. Butter—Quote ♦ xtra choice creamery, 2O(ii3Or; fair to choice. 2Ua2->c; »tore, 15a 2uc per 11» Meat—Steady. Beef, wkoieFale, 2Xa3c; dressed, 6e; sheep. 3e per lt>; dreMsed. 6‘4c; bog«. 7’4C; veal. 7(r?So.; lambs. $2 25 each. Poultry—4)nolr rh:ck<n>. |G(<77. for younif. «nd 55 .n; forold; old dtickii, >!X(U2 , gcc-e ’rlGal2 pedvz; lt.rK«ys, 17c p<*r lb; LTrsli EiU;»*- icily lemons, |5( j (J 00; Oregon apph >. Sluil 75 | mt box; pe/iTF, $1 vl 1 50 pt r box Hides—T!m market is linn and show?» no ciiin.rr. Quite <lry hides lie. green 1«z(k'. biot i , ;•< ,t>,sh< rt wool. 25<j,10c. me- dium 5o» ’“Pc !oi>g «ou» 1 <>». shearing 20c; dccrskiiis, 32137: tallow, good to choice, h<' 5. Dried Fruit«—.‘■hin-dried quartered «i| - pies, 5("(i, factory siiec’i tic. Oregon plums 5(< a 7, Oregon pi lines 7a«c. pears HalOc, |>ed< Io s, >.!*(>•. s.w a r h a s< isco V. beat No 1 Oii. ping, ?1 l'fie.1 11 »2. Ba:ley F< »•!.<•. n;n.*»n i»» fair. 75 ’7S'2c.; »0(1 !•» cl.t.’H i )p H ’ *c; hr» n fng. <>ca with lame Lack and headache, ami have been much benefited by the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. 1 am now 80 years of age, and am satislieil that inv present health and prolonged life are dm* to the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla.” — Lucy Motiitt, Killmgly, Conti. Mrs. Ann H Farnsworth, a lady 79 years old. So. W.... Istock, Vt., writes: “After sexeral wicks’ suffering from nervous prostration, I procured a bottle of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, aud before I liad taken ball of it my usual health returned.” Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, AN raEi'Ai.Ei» bv IVK1 JACKSONVILLE, OREGON’. W. H. PARKER, NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER. JiU-kwonville, Oregon. Pn»b-i»o Mdttpr«, \b*fract <»f ritb»«. ('«»nvpynn- cm;’. Pr.*-»*mpt»on and all oth»*r bn^inH** «»¡itranted to in *, will receive prompt attention Loan« n«»^<»ti»4tp<i. Office on corner, opposite (’ourt lionne. BEEKMAN & REAMES’ O. F. DEMOREST, i: ns 11»i: nt or X r 1 st . TaiJiiMonvillc. Or ilrdfortl, Oregon. BUY THE BEST AND BE HAPPY ! FARM AND MILL MACHINERY! Walter A. Wood’s Binders, Walter A. Wood's Chain Rake Reapers, Walter A Wood's Sweep Kake Reapers, THE UNDLIHP.NED HAVE FORMED A CO. Walter A. Wool's Enclosed Gear Mowers L pariiier-hip with an authorixed capital of <•»',HXi. f<,r th** parj»«» • of carrying on a/ioncral Gaar, Seott A Co.’s Separators, Bank.tut in all of ita br«ncbos in Jack- Gaar. Scott <!k Co.’s Plain and rraction Engines, ronvil’.', Oreg.»» Othce at the ohintandof Beek Coates’ Lock Lever Hay Rake; also a man' • Biuiking H<»u»«’, 8. E. c«»ruer of Third and California streets. < < . BEEKMAN, THOS. G. REAMES. I^ino of K PRYCE. M D. WOODBURN NURSERY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Xleilioril. Oregon PARKE the lariceti stock of Office ¡n William»' Brick Baildin« Up-»t»ire. l^urni. DR. S. DANIELSON, 31 luolkinery. Writs for CWaluRn». Add row either FRINK BROS. I II’L. < <>.. I'nrll.nil, Or., nr <T.IISIMil.1.1 It A SON, Agent*. Jacksonville Or. LACY, IMPORTER! AND DEALERS IN Phj sio-Medical PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, VINES AND SHRUBBERY •L-dtirU, Orrs<»n. nn the North ^«‘st con«t. rtpneia! att-.nliou giveuh. Chronic D ov - iuh *. MACHINERY! NO APHIS üñ LICE ON TREES PRICES : iMi-n in îl«:nir. < bio *k r-M ’ Rewi-i»»ic*< <».» c Apple Tree«................................ to|in par 100. Peach “ .............................. 10 “ Ifi * '• Plum and Prune Tree«............ R “ Ifi ‘ ” OthHr trfw»Hfvid - Trnbtipry funushwl reasonably. Bend for • atalogne to J. H.HETrLEMIFR. Woodburn.Or 185T Call* promptly attend-d to il.iy <»r night. Otli ou B nfre>‘t. J. C. CARSON, ECLECTIC I'HYSICIAN. ;::ox and llnuial building uaceiual . acuouítieuh and Price L"*t on applicat’»». Country order« a epectalljr. F.M iOllY AT WEIDLER’S MILL. Sah'^ne.’n»’. e<»r. Third und E Street», PORTLAND OREGON !*>tiiant»*s Pr»»f.M-i»»n:d call-* promptly attended t»» day or <* »ncil:-ittoas ri either English or (»:T:nan. OÜ.“» an I re-ml ac » ont idif»>rni i -tr el. corner of Fifth «»reel ¿VXUIT TREES 3 y tlio Thousand ! E- K- BREITMAN, Proprietor, Ashland, Oregon T’Hli UNDERSIGNKD 18 NOW TAKING OR 1 tier» through Jackson and Joaephiae counties for Tn is wel).kn«»wo hou--'* has b^n renovated hr.iu^iio jt and Any kind raised in a first-« !««• Nursery. NEWLY FURNISHED. Those wanting Tree* thia 'all will de well to give me their order«, a»* I will guarantee «atiafac- A c < mm ! -Hnip'o r«M»m for commercial traveler« t*°n. ha» been rttlwi tip in c«»nnoe< ion with the ht »tel. I warrant all my tree« if properly carwl for. ronns of payment «wur. Produce taken at ms“- ket nnce L>‘<» lbe. <»f P* ach Seed wantod. 1 A. 8. JOHNSON. iacke»-»nvil*e. Oregon Aug. 1 1R9S. WALDO. OREOOS. MINER’S EXCHANGE, s. THE UNDF.R m | g \ ed HAVE TAKEN CHARGE I of Frank Br jui’»» <»ld «tand in Wald»». J»»-»»- phine county, and will k'*ep p «tocked witii tho best of Win««*. Liquor«. r»n<i Cigar«. Give ns a oall We will treat vt»u well. HOWELL Jt YARBROUGH. NOTICE. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Oh VEGETABLE, FLOWER, Grass. Clover. Alfalfa and Sanfoin CITY BARBER SHOP. CALIFORNIA 1 vtlie. STREET orrtcon. Seeds- Egg-Food Saw Logs. Saw Logs. Implements, TREES. Etc I C italogn« Bont Freeon Application. Ad.irc«s SUGAR PINE, FIR ANO YELLOW PINE, CEO. STARRETT, Wnlla Walin. W. T. delivered mi the hntiks of Rogue River at anv point between the month of Butte Creek and the mouth of Red Blanket ereek, ami will pay eush on delivery for same in quantities from JACKSONVILLE-CRESCENT CITY Ten Thousand to Ten Million Feet. MRS. JANE REDDING, Proprietress. Apply for terms to FREI). II. ROWE, Tolo, Or. FBUIT TREES & SHRUBBERY, Til till. JOB WOHK SOLICITED . \ fui* line in «t*x-k <»f •Jacksonville, Oregon. 33 and 35 North Front St. orllani. Oregon. IIKCOVI-RV. A1 m > dealer« in Wall Paper. Curtains. C«rp> ts Oilcloth», Glass, Paints, Gilaand Varnish. J fit finest line of Bed-room and Parlor Hets, Ensj Chairs and Roek'TH and the most complete stoc> of Furniture to be found m Southern Oregon. AlsoOil Painting«.Cliromoa, Picture Frauiesand Mouldings in great variety. Libera! HunfiRV-in'bnol and Bible c!a>s We cordially invite all to call and see us. No meets everv Mindav at 11 o’clock a . M. nt trouble to show goods, llemamlwr the place. the U. M. L Hal. ’’alent MESSENGER X SMITH, The following are Rev. K Ennis’ ap Ashland. Oregon. pointment* Chi every Sunday morning, exceptini; the third, he will hold services at the PreUix terian church in Phoenix; on the third' an i iy nio-ning and every Sun TWENTY-SECOND YEAR. day evening lie will preach at the Presby terian church in Ja< kxmvi’.le. ST. MARY’S ACADEML Tlie folowin’ are Rev. J. W. Miller's regular api-»intuì» nt* The tir*t S »bhatli in CONDUCTED UY e.K-h munlli at «¡old lli'l ; -ecmid Sunday of each monili at Central l’« int ; third Sunday at Si.'dfonl ; fourth Sunday at .lack*onville. SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES- holding mtv !'at etch place both morn The Scholastic your of this school will com ing and ev ning of the da> s dat» d mence about the cud of August, and is divided i n The (oliuvung are El<h r M |’ctvr>on's four Hpssion« of ten weeks each. $40 (M. i.ppotntmenti* lor the month of April: Tin* Board and tuition, per term..................... Im<»|-Iiou!»e .nt 11 15 (Xi first Sunday at M uind M uhic ........... ...................................... . » «Î o’c t k. \ v. , ai d at E’lgie Point at 7 :.'W Drawing and Painting............................ 3 00 o't iO' K, r m , tiie secund ^unday at Wood- Bed and Bodding ..................................... ville, holding ¡-civ ces ut Gold Hill on the DAY SCHOOL. . i r. oo Satuiday evening preceding that day ; the Primary Department............................... .. fiuti third Sunday al Centi.»! Vo n», morning Junior “ ............. .................. Preparatory “ .............................. y .. 8 OU ai»d evening, am! the f urli» euriday ut ___ ___________ _______ ________ ______ 10 00 Senior and Graduating Department----- Aleut »id. Pupils at ... any :____ time, and • speeiKlnt- v . ■ are received : ------ 1 studio« ---- — : in n behalf of | tention i» paid to particular children who have but a limited time. “ For fur- ther particularn apply at the Academy. A Dealer in W. H. SOWIMEBS, Nl. tan . su ;; , .inde of Planine. RwNawinc. Turning, ir and Brack.-I Work Make lla.ee. Ehn.ru.g I'eiliue, Thin-l-hiu<-d Siding and Moulding Saab Lhairaard Blii.da in rtra-k and niadr* to order. Westinghouse Automatic and Junior Engines. Sasli. Doors, Blinds J. M. ARTHUR, Manager. Has locafe-lin Ashland Or tor thn practice of i his nrvfeweion. M.«•< -« all i-lironio ilieeaare.such as It min Pim. Arth u i. I’ll»-. Kulosy Dis» i-ea, 1er «r t >-npl ai: t«. at", asp -malty. MESSENGER & SMITH, SIILE AGENTS FOR (ÎOBRESP<)\I»ENCE SOLICITE1 ». Manufacturer of DX. W. STANFIELD, piiidi 1&8Î THE INGERSOLL ROCK □ RILLS ANO COMPRESSORS and WIRE ROPE—SPECIALTIES (GT.Y A Rrnart ’¡ha», sii. tx’u ne Read. •‘A recent annly. ’ :i in Ph iadelp’. ___ iia by _. • rrlchmlcd < lie1 k -’ 1 ’ •» i popuinr I'rn.’b’.s of snr- flapar’ba <li<< p..-s tu ? stoni* Mn’ fact that tn< c ten sr.inries of b’ «».id partners (?) c>»n- 1 in tlic «4gr. u'a’r t ¡stern different mi i- celeven of widen were activo poisons, 1 .<mle of potash . whs " I St __ overo ___ 1 _ in every ean- pic, ”n i('iiry was found in all bet two. while cr emu existed in six »if the ton brands. Xot one brand was the pure article.’’ A reporter took the abov« clipping to E. W. Joy, the manufacturer of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsa» paril’a. Mr. Joy exhibited no surprise. He said druggists knew it. Ho aabl ho long ago saw the crying need for a «.ife and absolutely jure vegetable preparation of Sarsaparilla, hence his was named Jo.'s vegetable sarsapa rilla because it contained nothing but pure bvrup of sarsaparilla, combined with the pure juices of Cnllfornl .’s vccetablo alteratives. Un like potash s ;:>aparillas, ft does not force ¡ni pt ri.ics through tho skin but stimulates the va- lious secretive organs thereby correcting funo t i nul tb'rnngcment and eliminating all itnpurl- tic« through tho ucturul cRunnels.—¿>«4 Frair :isco iLc uiuttcr. Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co., Lcwe'1, Mass. Price |1; six bottlae, «5. Woith < > a bottle. MAIL ROUTE LEAVE JACKSONVILLE EVERY Monday and Friday at fi o’clock . . for Wil- S TAGES derville. returning Tuesdays and Kalurdays. a m 8ta«»e leaves for Wright’s on Wednesdays at 10 o’clock a . M.. returning Thursday«. NOTHING SAVED RY SENDING EAST Passengers taken at Reasonable Rates. FUB GOODS IN OUB LINE L. C. HEINRICHSEN. It9 First Stvoat, ... Portland. Oregon. THE LEADING JEWELERS Or THE NORTHWEST, Wliolesalea.il* Retail Dolere in Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks! Silver »nd Silrer Platwl Wire. Spn.-twl'w sn<l Orticsl Good»: agnut« forth« Rockford Hmlroa Wstches. rm: undersigned is eullv prepared l.L GOODS IN THE LINE MANUFACTURED TO OiiDEIt AND BEPAIBED, to do all work in hialino in the beet manner and Watch B»rnirins caret .illy executed. at rea-onablo pnoae. ____ .......... K"8.1 «Cti<■" Pucks««» wnton einihcslion. Onmm'inimr« with «• b»fors piircbu n, •Uswbar. GEORGE 8CHUMPF, SETTLE-UP NOTICE. THOSE KNOWING THEMSELVES IN debtedtothe undersigned, either by note m A LL book account, are hereby earneetly requestp<t Lost, btray'if or f*tol~n. From the ranch of tlie undersigned on Jack5‘ ii creek, mar Jacksonville, one l,|:.ck mare, 12 wars old, weight about !<X«I poumls : has collar ami saddle murks; al«o one luiv tilly. 3 years old oust, with white star in forehead, branded with the letter •• V on shmihler. Were last heard of on Foots creek in August la-t Twenty Dol lars reward will be paid for their return to inv ranch or to the 1 iwr.s utfice. 11. Ai.t.isox. • llunniHy on Full Timo. ourniill ix now running on full lime and we < ;in till order, f< r lumlier at the rate >>f 2t> i»>i ft . i |>er ilaj . We ran now fill orders iu< ni| ily ami -oli‘it eorr<Hpon<leii<-e from builders. Sr. AK I'lXi: D'.oli A L i mhkii I <> to call and «ettle at their earlieet convenience. O ut business must be dosed. Frunta, Hchyt Siralff, >kin Torture. PRYCE A GE ARI The »imple application of B wayne’« Ointment, Medford. Mail?. HW without any internal medicines. will cure any caee of Tetter, Salt Rheum, Ringworm, Piles. Itch. Horre. Pimple«. Eczema, ail Scaly. Itchy, 8km Eruptions, no matter how obstinate or long standing. It is potent, effective and co«»« but a C/attleb-ande«! T> and markedcr«.pand Fqnare trifle underbit in left ear und undoridopn in right: three-year-old»» and upward« have the|M»mt of right horn sawo«l off. Rangoon Applegate. 1 Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Jlorte« branded L> ou right hip. N. S. DREW. NO. 15 UNEQUAL ASSESSMENT. The Oregonian has asserted time and again, says tLe HascoSun, in speaking of the pro|>osition to tax the Portland water bonds, that even though they should be made taxable the owners would not return them to the assessor, and thereby they would escape taxation. A brief study of the secretary of state’s report for 1888 will convince anyone that the Oregonian is correct. The rejiort con tains some very instructive reading, as will be seen by a few items we gather from it. In the first place, Multnomah county pays more than one-fourth of the entire state taxes, being assessed at$22,- 254,485. Of this amount we take one item for the purpose of comparison with other counties, and to show that the Ore- gonian knew what it was talking about. That item is the “money, notes and ac counts, evidences of indebtedness, etc.” Multnomah county returns to the assess or, as the entire • v» amount WWW« V aza of ruvunj money, I MMWRf notes, , Lxiortf*"" —*“ accounts ---------- gages, 1 bonds, and eviden- len- C6« Oi if indebtedness owned _ by her eitixti ns,_ _ the sum _ of fl ,585,055. Umatilla county returns on the same account «1,707,693, or «122,000 more than Multnomah. Yamhill county returns for these ¡torus «1,308,267, or within «175,000 as much as Multnomah; and Wasco county returns ««5tr;718, or consu’erably more than half as much as Multnomah. Portland fa the mopey center of the state, yet pays less than Umatilla. Does anyone believe that the Portland capitalists have given in profier assessments? IloeB anyone doubt that in proportion Umatilla county pays on these items more than twenty times as much as Portland? Dues any of our readers believe this county contains one half or one tenth of the money,bonds ■»mlevidencesol indebtedness that Mult nomah does? Most assuredly not. The Portland water bill is dead, and the tax ation of the bonds no longer a question for argument, but the question has served one good purpose, and that is to draw attention to the fact that evidences oi indebtedness, es|ie<-ially around Port land, do not bear thr ir proportion of tax ation. Multnomah county lias set an example which is already being follow ed, and which is detrimental to the whole state. The valuations of property have been reduced in many counties for taxation purposes, and more are rapidly foilowing in this lead. In 1887 seven counties gave a decreased valuation, and in 1888, twelve; Marion heading the list witii a reduction of «3,000,000,and Grant following suit with a valuation decreased by |750,000. Benton decreased «280,000 in 1888, and Clackamas, reducing her valuations in 1887, found the change profitable, and made a further reduction in 1888. Does anyone believe that any county in this state has actually decreas ed in property values? A few’ more fig ures will show the state of anarchy in which the assessment law has fallen.and shows how ini|K>rt»nt was the measure so lightly laid aside by the last legis.a- ture, tho bill to establish new assess ment laws. Wasco county assesses sheep at an average of «2 per head; Multnomah, «1 ; Clackamas, «1.08; Lane «1.04; the balance of the valley and coast counties from «1 to «1.11,'while Crook assesses them at «1.72 and Grant at «1.50. In Wasco. Crook and Grant counties where sheep form a large por tion of taxable property they are assess ed the hignest, and in .Multnomah where bonds, mortgages and money constitute a large portion ol the property that proiierty is not assess«d at all. Wasco county’s cat tle are assessed higher than any other county's, so are her sheep, ami those two articles comprise the larger |s>rtiun of our taxable property. In view of these facts, her sister counties need not t>e surprised if they should find Wasco suddenly getting poor. Cattle aie as sessed in Wasco at $16.33 per head, and Multnomah, whose cattle are piincif al lychoice dairy cows, rates them at «15. Wa eo has always paid more than her pn-poit <>n of taxes, simply liecause she has In-ell honest, hut when a l>oard of county eoiuinissioiiers, like that of Ma rion, reduces the assessor’s valuation of properly bv «2,000,000, when twelve counties show up ui 1888 poorer than they were the pievious year, it is tunc for ns to j 'in the procession. The legis lature shirked the responsibility of cor recting this evil, and for the next two years the customs i f the Kosekiti w ill pre vail. txiveitv will be glorious and mnni- cipie pauperism honorable. It is all wrong, but there seem* to lie no reme dy, and it is certain that the shirking by one county of its re.-qioiiHibility to the state will be met l>v every other county, simply for self protection. In the mean while the county aseesso!», between duty, circumstances and public opinion have an unenviable task in trying to get any thing like a fair or equ.il km < ssmei t. .1 PIONEEM GONE TO REST. AND Jilt Adffirti«cn.«nt» wi be iiap'i U fehefollowiag rate« » /en 1 free, one ixu»ertmu........... . **_ ** each «ubaeQui : Eff* Legal adrerUeerncntw nib ▲ fair redactM/D from th«ab« year! y and tima advertiser». iß t ’1 'I. ....... »<1 réa.ù»n; blu rate* ¿nádelo CE timore complete by far than anyothe«* in Sc .*1. ern Oregon, and compare« favorably with any in the State. Job Printing «if every imaginable deecription done at Ban Fran cisco rates, and in • prom p tan d fir»t-cla«« manner. the : ne ir <; a we la ir. Henry Noland was born in Jackson Every person who «hall, witbin th« county, Missouri, April 11th, 1826, and «fate of Oregon, at any time between tlio died in Pendleton, Oregon, March 19th, first day of November and the fir.-', day 1889. He came to Oregon in 1846, cross of Augu&t of the ensuing year, hunt, pur ing the plains with ox teams, in company sue, take, kill, or destroy any eik.m with his parents, of which perilous voy or mountain sheep, «hall be”gu..:y of u age, as it then was, we have no particu misdemeanor. Every per«oa who I '. iil lar account. He first settled in Portland, at any time take, kill, or destroy, or pur and the next year, when but 21 years of sue with intent to take, kill, injtnn or age, was married to Miss Sarah Boney, destroy any tnoose, elk, mountain «!. ■ ;> In 1849 he went to California, remaining or deer for the purpose uf obtain?,/ tire but a few years. On account of sickness «kin, hide, born« or hams of r:h ani in his family, he returned by an ocean mal shall be guilty of a mi i •i. .'. . r. steamer, being a month on the ocean. Evety person who «ball sell or • ... f r When, in a dense fog, the ship was en «ale, barter or exchange; and ei deavoring to find the entrance to the Co son or <-or|>oration who shall tia-. ■ r lumbia, it struck on a rock, in sight of carry for the purpose of barter, cr land,and lay all night. Making their way exchange,the skin or hide of r. . • 1. , to the sho-e in the morning, the passen elk or mountain sheep, shall be . ■ Uy ger« travelled on foot through the moun of a misdemeanor; and ev.ry : i tains, being principally suetained by the who shall sell or offer for alt-, or or hospitality of Indians. One of the party offer to buy, or have in his j « j , fell on the way, and was never seen custody, or under his control, any ■ k, a^ain. Mr. Noland soon after returned deer, _____ moose, _ or mountain sheep, at anv ------- 1 ’■ » i.*■ .ji ,>t- with his family to California, ororlaad. a A! time'wh*n journey of 600 miles, with ox teams. For same, shall be guilty of a misdemea- - r. awhile he kept a trading post among the and U|>on the proseention of any p i Indians and Spaniards, and in 1854 again or persons lor a violation of any of (' • returned to Oregon, and located a dona provisions of th:« a< ’. the ] (-- i . tion land-claim in Washington county, the accused of any of the > where he lived several years,and liecame mals at any time when it i« unlar . l I t j quite wealthy. His wife Becoming sick take or kill the same, end t'.e p< wion with cunaumption, lie tended his farm by the accused of any su< h hi . skin for Portland property, now worth sever at any time shall b^ piima fu_ evi- al hundred thousand dollars. His wife denee of the guilt of the acen e l. shortly afterward died, leaving him with Every person convicted of a v iuL lien five children. A few years later he mar of any of the provisions of this act t mil ried Mrs. Adelia Wilson,who, with three lie punished by a fine ol notlessthan 1 ! i other children born by her, survives and not more than 1300, or itnpri >n- him. In 1867 he sold liis property in ment in the county jail of tire Portland, and moved to the Rogue river where the offence was committed f r t: . valley, where he has a sister, Mrs. Mar less than five days or mor? than t'.. garet Foster of Medford, living. In 1882 months, or both fine and impri 11' he moved to Dayton, W. T., where lie AU money c Jlectcd for fin-1«fur v? ' lived until 1885, when lie came to of the provisions of this a. . -h 1 Pendleton,this last move ending his long to tho school fund of the countv . i. ,i journeys. Hu had many relatives in such conviction is had. different parlB of the state, and a host of friends, many of whom have known him GOOD WORDS FOR OR for forty long years. He was a devoted Christian from early iite till death. For What a glorious country v > . a number of years tie was a member of What aliouuding resources v the Camphellite church, but after five Here are the dispatches from <)o. i years of consideration, he became con atrout the Ofie.ning of new titn’ >r r . .. verted, in 1876, to the Roman Catholic in the Cascade mountains. W. : •: 1 faith, and remained thereafter a faithful that tlie Cascades, which have member of that church. Strengthened' opened up bv a new railroad,a: and supported by the last rites and sac with BM(I . r-.-' raments of the church, he peacefully growth, forests of cedar, lai h, lir, i ■ passed away to his heavenly reward, tie, laurel, oak, ash, sugar j,;:. , ■ ■ among kind and devoted friends, a . a. maple, anJ other valuable t • •< t...ir • ready for all uses known t • th.-.i- • -, . 1 How to H eli * Y ocr T owx .—Order that constitute a variety of ¡mills- o - your <Jry goods from Sail Francisco. Buy passing that found in any otb r | ; < of peddlers as often and a» much as the United Mute», even Sli. og n IKsssible. Obtain tin* services of some or Georgia. YVe are also toi 1 tha ... i- minister who lives in a bigger town and eral belts and coal mines bar ■ no ■- has a bigger salary, and the home covered in the same region ..nit .. • preacher live on sawdust and pine nee fertile farming land» Lut a-.. .1 th i .T dles. It’s fashionable, you know. Glory of industry to give abundant crops • <-•- in the doumail of some man who has reals. We are dis? '»"J to 1» . ev< done much to build up the place. Keep wocde.ful reports from O _• every cent you get and don’t do anything tin,: the »tai'- liw I ■ for the •l.-- of a public nature unless you can make of it« resources is popuiaUun 1 something out of it direstly. If a stran snstain twenty millions of b’ ger comes to town, tell him everything is i the halt million now living i • < overdone and pi edict a general crash of York S"/t. the town in the near future. If you are a merchant, don’t advertise in the home i Auuin lino: ¡»tl.egieil re. r papers, but buy a robber stamp and use whicn oar country grow» an i |o..j» ; -. ttiat—it may save a few dimes,and make and it is by agriculture liiul v ..,ai..i.. .. the pajier lock as if it was published by I lour positiou among the in. i . amateurs, in a one-horse town. If you true that manufactures a.e | . . .. are a farmer, curse the town where you and increasing, but it is <ii._ • trade as the meanest place on earth— ! i ture that we have a inaiKet i n. >. ..a i.i talk this to your neighbors—make them manulactuier offers tlie Won ¡.1 .- believe the business men arc all robbers uecensary to foilj* Uie eu j . . 1 . and thieves—it will make your property lor intelligent mind« need m . r more valuable. | ot such practical trulus. i.ie t ..i of the department oi agricaltui. t < T he N alohty L adies .—I .adieu of lim i cabinet office puts agricuHure .. ... : :i ited means often think they are the only a [icruianelit looting as entit. 1 to .ue ones who scheme to save expense, but it greatest consideration. i. ■ . seems, scheming is natural to some ]*er- now is if Uie taruivis ul tlie I . i sons and comes not always because of States will be willing to a< epl tb necessity. There is one scheme among or in a good spirit and act oa a ba i the wealthy ladies of New York and intelhgence and growth to > . u ’ Brooklyn, w hich is now well known. The opportunity. The secretary . . _ credit customers are the ones who prac ture needs the aMistauce >» inieing . tice it. They are very choice in the se farmer« everywhere to woik lia:.,. . lection of the article desired, sometimes ously and in uuihuii with ti ...n ¡; going over the whole supply, putting the colleges and ex|ierimeutai >■.............. 1. cleik to a great deal of work, finally se through farmers* institutes io /.v e • lecting one and having it charged to result of jiersoual effort and eS|- 1- tlieir account. The next day the article ( tai tests. 11 the bill appropriabl e ball is returned with the excuse that it does a mill.oa to aas st tlie holding of :.i not suit for some reason, that they don't i institutes «hall pus« congtes- I . n Ore wish it charged to tlieir account, or that gon will have quite a sum at i . , I, it do«n’l match th-ir costume. But be ! piobably as much as f'l.oOJ | .' -i. . ...i, fore it is returned they have had the use , wliicg will prove a gnat Help i of it for some special occasion, which cultural vollege in that rest was all that was desired. Tiassn Looxk.—Uosebt.r,; Marcli 25lli: A uiau i ¡¡min . Minin i . mkn ' n 1' bofits .—The Vaca Valley fu.b r/n •<«<• says: William Wash was arrested m Eugene by deputy burn, employed on the Webster place in ill Miller and lodged in jail here nv this valley, while packing some impeded night. He had been in the en.j iuj vl peaches ron.e time ago, thought it would G. W. Kiddie, in the southern rai ut be an excellent tiling to keep track of the county, and was charged will» hav one box and accordingly wrote upon a ing l»een entrusted with a sum ol nio. y slip of paper, asking the perron who j with which to |>ay off the latter 's w. .- choppers, and attempting to skip ti. Tin: ljii-i Timi t.—The 1 Liladelpliia opened the box to let him know what i county with it. At the preliminary ex- J!>coni i uhlislies the first tai it! Ian ol pi ice he had paid for it. Recently he amination before Judge Fitzbugb the I nited States, which was signed by received a letter jrost -marked Milton, l’a. day atternoon, lh.trict Attorney Haiuil- George Washington in 1789. If such a The writer stated that he was glad to ; ton appeared lur the state, and L. 1 . law wete proposed now, what a howl comply with Washburn’s request and 1 Lane tor tb> defense. Several witin - , would l»e raised by the Republican press. acknowledged that the fruit was the were examined, and the prisoner a1'. The average duty imimsid at that time, finest he ever raw. and had cost him .'10 , quilted and treed from custody. nhen all our industries were “infant in cents a pound. Mr, Webster sold the dustries,” was eight per cent. It was fruit for 8 cents. Ri.roartu Ai-rciMarsr.—The reroi. imposed upon only a few hundred ar To show how some shrewd breeders comes from i'uitlaud by a tow-path dis ticles, and stated to be laid liecause “it is necessary fur the suppoit of the United can make money when they have a little patch that the appointment has been States and the encouiagemi nt and pio- ready money with • hieh to operate, we ! made though not nanded iu to the -n- ' ate yet, to till the position of I i.it- d tection oi manufacture«. ” Now, 100 citea case of Irvin Ayres, who owns .............................. year« afterward, when tlic country lia« Mainbrino Wilkes. He bought a mare States marshal for Oregon, and th ■ lu y groan rich anil powerful, the at from n friend of his for «1,506, and bred man is A. N. Hamilton, i-ii-ent »her.fl tempt to revi«c the tariff laws, that eo!- _ . her to his stallion. Subsequently his of Union county. Mr. Hamilton h& r leet nil average duty of 47 per cent, ou friend got into several lti< kv real estate made a strong figtit fol tlie | lai-e.v . 4lk)tl article«, ia denounced as a free deals in Tacoma ami Seattle and cleaned thi« re|>ort is true or nut, and if it 1 ■, i. trade edhetnc and certain to ruin Aroei- up quite a nice .ittle bit of money. He han outrlr.|.|K-<i some exceed.nglv . .1 ¡¡1. ican industries. Yet the “free trade” visile.1 Mr. Ayres ami. finding the old licn.one of whim is right here in ‘ Tbeie were “unit' » bill, known as the Mills bill, proposed mare heavy in foul to Mainbrino Wilkes, —NYufreuoiii. her back at «2,500. Mr. candidates for the p — itiun at tiiela*: an averago duty atiout five times higher bought than the first tariff ol 178!l. How Carne Ayies was for many years post-trader at count, the gn at Fog Horn Waits, 1-eirg gie, Kelley ami other Republican lights Fort Bidwell, in Surprise valley, and is one of the “left.” would have mourned if they had been now largly interested in Columbia sal Moxev K eti km : i >.—The »! ■ > ir obliged to live under such a rule as that mon canneries. lost by Senator Gecr/et handler’- •; ie of Georire Washington ami the very low Nr*, tai iff of hi* time. S econd Y ovtii of A mebic ts W omen .— ter, of Baker cily, was found iniid American women generally enjoy that Wui. Townsend, who r< -.de in the country, but happened b> ht* ¡*1 W ar Sines.—The construction of the second youth which nature liestows also the city on the .lay it Has lol’t. n l foni ! eight new cruisers for which provision on numbers of French women. At 40 it on the railroad 6.1.1-40 near tl was made by the fiftieth congress will they bloom out into a more majestic where it w as lost in III* hurry increase the tonnage of the United lieauty. Their eyes retain their tir.« and to the tram. Sheba- retm : < . States navy by about l’t.000 tons. These lustre, the skin doer not wrinkle, the (2d of it and trie saire li.i 1. " vessels will not bo the fortuidiih o look hands, neck au<l arms remain firm end It is true that in Ameiica the ed to Miss t handler. ing emit that are the boast of the Britirh white tnvv, but they will lie constructed > n hair turns gray early, but, so fur from Now cornvH the \V::i».> L the latest approved plans, will have -i detracting from the woman's charms, it • high isle <fs| ted and very heavy ar gives her an air of distinction, and is of tsilroad ec inpanv’« en,::!» <• s l >• mament ami will b- ships of war with ten positively nil attraction.—.Max <>'- five oi them, s’ml camp ::i il • < • mountain |«ae* where lb o ! »ra :• w I ik -I i an enemy will not <• re to provoke Roll. g<»:i l’aHGr rurul ejq » Hh tu v . i k : I; battle needlessly. By the law authorix » <' ihsk - k G loss Sr men.—Chinese gios* und they tell a «•«Hit:H( tu: <>f 11 • < .■ in« tlieir construction.these vessels must starch is made of two tablesrejonfuls of Pacific timt tiwy wiJ <Min . littaiti toe extraordinary sja-ed of twen » • raw starch, one tcaspoonful of borax, road located; that it will go ♦ j \ ty knot« ;> hour. With this require wit*» dissolved in a cup and a half of cold wa aud tbcnrv northweet to <-onn» ment fully met and the heavy ordnance ter. Dip the thorooghly-dry unstarched tl»e Artoria <fc Court railr i! n- r now in rc.iiernplation supplied, it is easy cutis, collars and bosoms of shirts m moot* to imagine that these fleet cruisers will this, then roll then up tight and let them be the ton or of the seas to a foreign foe. remain a few hours in a dry cloth, then i> L k C ri \ m .—One <4 u . d t rub off and iron. cream, two quart* milk, three •* *. -< Terrible Mlafortune. I »und Fugar, one ounce jjf L d • ^ ... It in f. i-alamity of the direct kin I to n <•: J. tufir*, n^trarv the gelatine in a little cohl niLk. :•« t i *• that one's physical energies are failing in milk come to a buii and Ftir in th.- ■ the prime of lift to feel more I’crveles«, Of those cosmetics which give to the fucc a tine; Lent the • nu»! Ft!.- r ' .»I. WIlKVUVfO. Such > •1111 1 more di?| iritctl, weaker every day. Yet ghastly (yea. ghostly) J whiteiieaa. or some other Mud stiriti alio; lot cool ; whip th«* ci < c " ì . I this is the unhappy lot of hundieds who preparations contain lead id dangerotMi tub* -- ►tir into the mixture «nd flavor. TI i ----- - --------------- surround its. A source of renewed strength equally injurious and the use of which, if long cuntin* fill« a «.x-quart freezer. wbi< li science appreves. in behalf of which «tan ued will, bcsi.ios giving the skin a rough multitudes of the deliberated have and are Al*< plensnrus every tiay testifying, and which, in count and leatliery apt*earance, ultimately pro less instances, has built up («institutions duce paralj-sis ot the nerves. This state Dr. Flint's remedy is th - in - |. . . » sapped by weak: ess ami infirmity and ment is t;o “bug a-boo,” but fact«, well- known for insoninia.or sf«t-pl-m v < n long unb< netitt**<l by other means, surely known t » chemists and physicians, based sfilict« suliianv persons, and »!. ; he : commends itself to all who need a tonic. on the well-known physiological effects of to so msny sei loti* nervous Ji'i..«« . p Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is such a inc such subaiances wliose presence in prepar« ticularly to insanity. De--rip:;v • tiest dicine—pure, botanic, soothing to the ations for the complexion are indicated by with each bottle; or. ad.ire-s M. !• : ■ Ii nerves, prom »five ot digestion and a ferti such outward aims a* before stated Co. N Y. lizer ot the h’o.xL Dyspepsia and nervous you would use an article which will at ♦ ness— the first a cause, the second a conse once pnaiuc#» natural activity and beauti quence of lack of stamina—depart w hen a ful complexion try Wisdom’s Robertine, h> WuHM-n I'aJr. course of the bitters is tried. All forms of which i« guaranteed under a forfeiture of Womnr !<»■*<• their beeuiy Lc> • •••.d malarial d Dense, rheumatism, kidney and SHOO tn be nbMdutely free from ail poi undermine I lieir life Dr. À « Ker > h bladder trouble, constipation and bilious* sonous and ininrious .substances. Pro- Keine«!y for Consuinptiot» uu ... .¡n ness are annihilated by this stamlar«! fam noiineed by deading ladies of s*x*iety and *'iu<' for cr»M«. Sold by E. < . Brook*. the stage superior to anything ever pro ily medicine. duced for beautifying and preserving the Srtrlnp MocAine for bale. Complexion. •Jacksonville to M^flford. A first-« lass sewing-m«' Line. W’liw k >\: Wilson*» New No. S. with all the hu-I ini* Patronize the only wagon th:«t connects /*««!« Far SittlO r»mvemeiiti«, which has been used l”U very with every Irnin, rain or shine, and carries the tT. 8. mail Hii«l Wells, Fargo Ar Co ’s Two hundred fine, « cd ar can ittle, is offered for sale «heap. For fur [ expiras. Satisfuc tion guaranteed. be obtained cbe.ip by applying to the T imm ther particulars cnq'tirc ut the T ime * «>(- office at oqcL. Ace. J ohm D y ar . Priver.