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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MORRIS M.
SPRING! 1889 SUMMER!
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
Ort gon.
Everybody Should Go and S»*c the
Office In Ahlfs buihling. Front Slr«,«,t.
GRANDEST & LARGEST COLLECTION
P. P. PRIM,
ATTORNKV AND «NIUNSEI.OR AT LAW.
Wtll Mwcllcr In all c»»urt.« of th< Stai»*. Offici*
In thè Court II »use, third d«*»r to l« tt of vn-
traui’p. .
DRY AND FANCY COODS, I
CTÁ'THING,
Jarktonrillr, Or.
Will practic»* in all emiri« of the State. Office
in th«* Court liouHC, tirnt dour to left of en
trance.
H. K. HANNA,
ATTORNEY ANI» CXJl NSELOR AT LAW,
or.
Will pnu tlc<* in all courts of the State. Office
In Orth s t’rick, u|»>stairs.
«I. «I. HOUCK,
NOTARY fVBUC AND WNV RY ANVER.
«•«<« Ulti, Orryon.
Will att« n«l to all t>UKÌn«'s* in my line with
promptness and at reasonable rates.
BOOTS
SHOES,
Caclieniire, Bieg«1, Sicilian Suitings, 40c t<> «>•"><• per _v<l.
Double fohl. Reversible ('loth, 15c to 20e per y«l.
TOBACCO. GROCERIES.
Nun's Veiling, Cream, Blue ami Black, 20c per y«l.
CROCKERY, ETC.
Bunting in Colors, Cambrics, l.nwns. l’iquas.
Dragon Black and Figured Drgandie, 1 «>!]<• per yd.
Rem«-inber. tin se gnoils nrc new anti Innight
Mince tlie war in railroad rates and are sold
Zanzibar, l’almcr and Ainoskcag Ginghams.
Imported Scotch Ginghams (like summer silk) 25c.
Cll»*ap ÍO1* <?«.«!»!
Bleached and Brown Cott«»ns, Cabot
' < lc.
New Buttons, New Parasols, New Calicoes, (In
Country Pnxluce bought an«l s«i!«l; : i !«<»W« m »I
digo and Standard), Etc., Etc.
Hi<i»s, Fursand Deer Ski ns. Solicit orders for
Lumber.
We
also
carry
in
stock
MAX MULLER,
<'alit'ornia Street. JarkHmville, < )r
WM. M. COLVIC,
' ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
MJEMNT’S
Will practice in all the onurts of th«- State
PriMieriitanir Att«»rn«*y fur First .ludiciul
District. Other in I’ourt-housr.
PHILLIPS,
ATTORNEY AND COl’NSELolt AT LAW.
BLACKSMITHING
ITCHINC ACONIES.
l’û’.v is Your fimo tc Get
Every Night I Scratched un
til the Skin was Raw.
Body covered with Scale« like spots of mortar.
All awful S|H*ctn»*le. lkM*tors iim less, dire
I i «»I m *I« k . Entirely cured by the (uticura
Remedies in the weeks.
I mu going to i< II ,v"ii of th»* extra »rdlnnry
«bang«- your < 'ut Icura R<-iiic«ih*« p« i l<>riu»xl on
in«*. About th« I m of April la*t I noH»-«*l
*«>lii»- r«-d pimple* lik<* coining out all over my
I mx I a , but thought nothing ot it until *oinetini«-
later<»n, wh« n it l»< gan t«» look lik<* sp«»t* <»f
mortar *p«.tt< <1 on. and widt h «¡un< off in lay.
ers. accoiiipani« «1 with itching. 1 would
*»-rat<-li ev»*ry night until I was raw, tlu-n
th«* n«'\t th«- seal«-*, la-ing fornu-d in»*an-
while, w«*r»* s»*riit»-h«*<l off again. In vain
<!i«t I «-oiisiili all th«- «i<H-toi-s hi th«- »-onntrv.
but without aid. Aft« r giving up all l»op«-s
BOOTS and SHOES
ot r«*»*ov»-ry. I litipp«-n«-<i to *<•«• an adv« rtis«--
nu-nt in th«- iu \\ spapcr ab«»ut your Cuticura
lt<Tip-dies, and pur<*has<*d them from my «Irug-
gi-i and olitaiu«-«! aim«»*t lmnuslint«- r«-li«-t. I
b«*gnn to noth*»* that tlu* s<-aly erupti»ins grad
ually dropp«-«! off ami di*ai>p«-ar«*d oik - by on«-,
GROCERIES DRUGS
and have ta-«-n fully «-ur<xi. I had th«-disease
thirteen months la-tor«* I began taking tlu-
(Tub urn lb nn-di«•*, niui in four or live w«-« ks
was « ntirely »•ure«l. .My dis« ase was eczema
and |>*oriasiH. I r«*»-omm«-nd«*d tlu* ('utieuru
Renu
<lh*s t » all in my vicinity, and I know of
W*»» havem* hnnif‘«M5^M'Tk in tl.e ab»»ve a MTuwt
many who hnw tak«-n them, and
Ifn«*» of g.MMb*. whii ii m «'im fl«*l! ehvtijwr thun thank nu* f«»r tlie kn«»wlc«ige <»f them. « *p«-c-
th«*y ean !»«• sold anywli« r«- in turnth«-rn • >r»‘gon, ially motlu-r* wlm hav«* bal»< s with sc aly « rup-
as w«‘ hav»* mit very t« m « xp«-n*•■»•. All kimls tions »»ii their iH ii'l* ami bodies. I cannot cx-
of prtHliiei* tak«*n in cxrhtuw and
l‘iin w«»r«l* tin- thank* to y«ni for what tlu*
('uticura R«-in<*<licsl»a\ « la-< n torn»*. My I mm I v
wa* «• >v« n-d with scales, ami I was an awful
highest market price
*p«-«-tach-to l>«-liol»i. N««w my skin is as nice
G eo ( oTEV
allowed for same, (’all an«l s»*e for y<mr*el v«* mid <-l«-ar hm n iaiby s.
S» ut . 27, I ms 7.
.M«*rrill, WI h .
JACOBY BKOS.
H i». 7, I mkk No tra«-«- of tlu- »li*«*a*«* from
whi«-h I suffercil lias shown itself sine«- m\
cur»*.
(j. c.
THE BEST STYLE
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CVNVBYANCER.
Hardware, Tinware Crockery,
Tobacco, Cigars, Etc.
Cuticura Kemediefl
( urr « \« i > specie* <>f agonizing. Ininiiliat ing
itching, burning, scaly and pimply «list a*«** <»f
AT CENTRAL POINT,
Hie‘•kin, *« <»1|» am! b!oo«i, with toe* of hair,
ami all hiiuior*. bl<»t«Ji«*s, eruptions, *<»!•«•*,
s«’iil< * ami « l u-f*. wlwther simple, *4*r«»fiil«»ii*
or contagion*, win n physician* and all other
r» no «tic* fail.
>oi«l « V« ry win i «
I’ri<-e, ( iiti< uni..'ii«. ;|(«--
Win n is k'pi «-«instantly <>n h.tml a c»»iii|»l»-t«* *«»!>• nt, $| ; Soii|», 2.*•. Prcpareti by til«- P«»tt« r
and Ii r*t-«*li»**« *L m k «»f
Drug ami (In niiciil ( ’orpondion, Boston.
• ' S« !i<i for “How t » Ciir«' *kin Disease*,”
♦ri pag«-*. .’»u illustrati«»»!*, ami juu testimonials.
JOS. C. SHERiDAH, PROPRIETOR.
in large ipianliti«'.' and can give special inducements to intending
buyers.
HARDWARE,
2-^" Will cNclianm' for farm products, allowing highest n arket
price for same.
Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery,
Thankful fur pa.»t favors and hoping for a like continuance.
— DONE IN -
W. H. PARKER,
CLOTHING,
Can truthfully -ay all of above goods are eutiri'lv new, having
pnrcuaseil them ]>< r»oiially this Spring.
We buy
-TO I.1.T Vol'll
Mnlfurd, Vr^yon.
3F"Offici- in Phillips A, Jackson's block on C
st reel.
HOY’S
Boots, Shoes, lints. Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Satchels, \ alises, etc.
THE PLACE
Jfclcaoiivitlr, Orrym.
J. N.
m J
—AND AT—
VA1NTS,
«/«rAaonrit/r, Or.
rr«»bate .Matters, .\b*tract of Title«. Convi’y-
.iiicing. H«»in«**t»‘ad. Preemption an«i all
other IniHineHH entrusted to me, will receive
nr«»in|»t attention. Loan* negotiated.
Office on corner, opposite the Court Hous»1.
J. NUN AN. Jacksonville. Or.
THE LOWEST RATES.
—IS AT
V
O. F. DEMOREST,
NEW COODS. NEW PRICES
Mrdferd, Orr««»a.
R. PRYCE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN A N D S F R G F. i > N.
Ä Fine, Lai'^e Stock
«
ware, Stows. Carpenter.-.' To ils, the World-Renowned Victor Mow
I n. <>?TMAN, SK I I.SSOi: TO J. O. HAM-
office in William* Brick Building, up-st.iir*.^ •I • aker A (’«>. of Bonuuza, Klamath c«»unty. Or.,
has purchased a Urge and tiret-cliu*» *t«»« k of
good* which ar«« now on the way from Portlan«!,
DR. A. J. LAPPEUS,
and will bo b«»ld<'h<*Hp for Caah. E\ory’«*lj in
invited to call an«l examine good* aud pri -«»* !><•-
P II r S IL 1 A N A N I) SIR G E O N.
for»* pur<’ha*inu eUowhere. You can always find
( entrai Point. Oregon.
«»n hand a fill! line of
DR. S. DANIELSON,
ers, Bain Wagons,
HOLLINGSWORTH TIGER SULKY RAKE,
A. C. CALDWELL,
ME<I<ANI<AL ANI» OPERATI VE DENTIST.
Anhhtnth Orrfjt»»t.
Nitrous O<l«le (iasadinuiistereil for tli«* pain-
|r*u» eKtiaetloll «»• teeth.
i<* Office over the Ashland Bank.
E. P. CEARY, M. D
anil Oliver Chill« 1 Plows and extra Shares for same.
Agency L t the White, the King of all Sewing M icliine-.
elsewhere.
Geo. R. Gallant & Co., Central Point, Or.
Other In Hamlin's H!<* k.
Strert.
'L'un ¡’iii'üir
li B
lìdi.
JACKSONVILLE, OR.
R siib ncr on ('
E. B. PICKEL, M. D.,
P II Y S l < 1 A N A X D S U HO E O N,
Medford, Orrgon.
Cull* promptly Alt» nd»d to Day* or Night.
( »fff«-c on B stn-et.
DR. L. WICCIN,
V E T E R 1 N A K V S f R G E <> N.
JoNTphlar Co.. Or.
fpllE I NDLRSIGNTI) HAVE FoR.MLI» \
1 copai in« U'lup with an authori/.«*«l « apital of
$.V»,«n»t. for th»* purpo*«- ot < art y ing on a • b n» r-
al Banking Bii*in« *s in all of its hranch«-* in
Jacksonville. Or»voii. OfH«*.' at theohl stan«l
of B« « km.in * Baitkin*r Hous«-, S. E.e«»rn<-r Cal
ifornia an«l Third *tr«-«-ts.
< < BEEKMAN.
TH«»S. G. BEAMIL<.
—ami —
IL m ioiiit»*»! in A*hlan«l. Or., for th»* nriM-tie»*
nf hin pr<rf«-Ksii hi . Makt * all chronic iiis»*a***M,
mich n> RIieuinMti.Min. A*thina, Pit»**. Kidney
('oinplaint*, ♦ tr., a ««pecialty .
on the northwi-st <**»:i*t.
C. H. HASWELL
Apple Tn*«**...........................
« 5 Io «III per H>i
Peach “
................ .... in •• it, •• ••
Pr<>f«*4.*i«»nal nUI* promptly ntfend»*»! t«> day or Plum iiml Pi um- Tr«-»-*
. ... H “ II, “ “
nitfht.
( Mh»*r tree* an«l Mirubb« rv furnished rea«»na-
CiinMiiitMtion* in etth»»r Enjrli*h or G**rin>in.
Hjr.
Offi»’«* and r(**i»i«*ii4*v on < alllornia <tr»-«-t, ror-
Semi f«>r ( atalogu«- t«»
n» r of Fifth *tr»-« t.
J. II. SETI'LEMIER. W.NMlburn, Or.
ENGEL BROS,«
DEALERS IN
Cenerai Merchandise
J. C. CARSON,
OREGON.
PHOENIX,
«VE INVITE INSPECTION
CANIARD’S ORCHESTRA
OF ASHLAND, OR.,
Late of California,
.WALD«». OREGON.
OREGON ST. JACKSONVILLE, OR.,
MOBLE. STONE OR GRANITE
¡nth.
sth.
iMlh
. 271 Ii
Gen 1 F. a 1’. Ag’t. < > P. R. R. Co,
(’orvidlia. Oro«on.
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS
5 £itil<liii<r
Forcitni and Domestic Woolens, Ele.,
OREGON
— IN
I
MIRER'S ADDITION TC ASHLAND.
pulsi
CLOTHING, HARDWARE, DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC.
GENERAL Itt'Il.hlNG M ITERI Al..
FRUIT TREES
MOST REASONABLE RATES
L
Satisfaction (iiiaraHtcrtl.
for yoiirselvis.
l’h ast* givi* id a triai and judge
INLOW A.-. ASIII’OLE.
By the Thousand !
LOOK OUT FOR
('NDF.lCSKi.NED IS NOW TAKING OH-
«I« r* through Jacksoil and Jo*« pinne cutin>
T HE
tit*« for
FRUIT TREES & SHRUBBERY,
THE r.sDEIHIGNED IS FELLY PREPARED
to do al Iwork in his line in tin* best mann« r
and at niwonable prices.
GEO. S« HIM PF.
Settle Up
Cough Medicine
1«. « v« ry one atllietrd.”—Robert ITorton,
1 it mail JlcdtUiyfit, M»»rrillt«»n, Ark.
•• 1 have b»en afflicted with asthma
for forty years. Last spring 1 was tak«*n
with a violent <ou"h. whi«*h threatened
to terminat«*inv «lays. Every one pro-
n«»uiic<*d me in consumption. I deter-
minetl to try Ayer s Cii»-rn Pertoial.
Its effects were magical. I \xas immedi
ately relieve«! and continue«! to improve
until entirely recovered.”—Joel Bullard,
Guilford, Conn.
“Six months ago I ha«l a severe hem
orrhage of tlie lung*, brought on by an
incessant cough which «1« |»ri\ » «l me of
sl«-ep and rest. I tri»'»! \ariotis reme-
uic*. but obtain«'«! no relief until I be
gan t«> take Ay. r's Cherry l’e< toral. A
f« \v bottles »»( this m« «li< iim cm» «1 me.”
Mr*. E. Coburn, 19 Secund st., Lowell,
Mass.
“ For chil«!r»*n afflicted with rohls,
roughs, s«»re throat, or croup. I «’m not
know of any remedy whi.h will give
m«»r«‘ speedv r< lief titan Ay« i * < berry
Pectoral. I have found
able in cases of W hooping < «»ugli. —
Ann Lov. j«»y. 1257 Washington afreet,
Boston, Mass.
Ayer's Cherry Pesterai,
Sc
Co., Lowell, Mass.
£vlJ I') all Dru.riri.tn. 1’iit ■ fl. » ;» bollii*. fX
MA II, ROUTK.
MRS. JABE REWG, Piwlrcss.
(or. Er«ait and Vorri*«>n Sts.
«-unwimnith. Ilxht t .th< w<.rM form of Uhronlc DI hit I hph . U ,T.>. k’k-T« it. S»f.-nn.l tiurc
•• My v. if»* ha.I a «listressing couch,
with pains in th»* sub* ami breast. Me
tried various nuulii im-s, hut non»* did
her any gootl until I got a bottle of
A ver’s Cherry Pectoral, which lias cured
I k r. A neighbor, Mrs. Glenn. ha«l the
measles, ami the cough was relieved by
the use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. I
I-,av»' no hesitation in recomim ihling this
JACKSONVILLE-CRESCENT CITY
PORTLAND
ORECON.
Naw tire-pro*a llrick. Plrst-elass In
all lt.si« i ts.
DISCOVERY
<:<nulue Ss.tcm of Mrmnrj Troinlo*.
. - ¡tank. Ia-nrnrd tn onr rradins.
.ttiiul .vnn.lrilna currrt.
rull.l on.I lolult arentl. brnefltted.
t i t lucemeota t-o Uorrer.p<»u«ience Ulas*««.
:*
•.•.-♦•15, With opini in» of |>r. Wm. A. Ilnni-
, t.i«« w rhi-fittn- •! Npeciahrt in Mind D im - immw *
,» , -i .-l <.r<'<-nl< at'Th<.mp.on,«li»«nat
-I
.*. »!. B«irkl«-v, !>.!>.• nditoruf th* ( Ariefran
1
' : ■' .V. F . Kirbnrd Proctor, th« K. iwntir.
; ».»ns. XV. W. A«tor, Jitd«c <Gb»»on, uudub 1.
IJ-t-.i tmln, <nl«»tberv*'nUM*tfra«br
Prol. A. LOISE t + e , «31 Will Ave., N. Y.
.
Q
Saw Logs. CENTRAL HOUSE,
DR. JORDAN’S
Museum of Anaîcmy
THOS. CUI MEAN, I’ i i>rl< t«r.
■' 'Tlie l'.’umnd Ro’timrant is unsurpassed
in ev. r?' particular.
U u
75i Maikrl Ft., San Fninelco.
G«» and b arn h«»w to avoid dis
« as«-, and how wondt rfnl you are
mad« . Private <4tir«’. 21 G« ar> St.
(’.»ns’.iltat ion «»n L«»st Manlio«*!
an«l nil disi’asrs of m< U.S« lid t<ir
book
E. K. BREITMAN, Proprietor,
I nm prepared to emitinet for the «lel'jverv<»f good merchantable
saw logs of the following kinds-
SUGAR PINE, FIR AN□ YELLOW PINE
«leli'.crol <»n the hunks of Rogue Rix •er at any point between the
mouth of Butte Cre«*k and the motif' i <>f lied Blanket creek, and wil!
pay e;is|i on tlelivery for same in <p jantities from
persons knowing tiiemselvi s
md»»bt-d t<» th*» »‘Mate of Dr. J. H (’hit
A ll
wo»»l bv
«»r bo »k nrronnt. ara hereby r.oti
fi.*l to *«tt>p th* aame within »he next thirtj
I Is on flip tn Phtladr tnhla day* »r rander th«‘ir*civ»‘« ri«f»le t«» e«»*’* <»f aait
C. H. WAFSON.
I ar flic N< ««««paper Àdv«r-
Att’y for hfltate.
tu-UMt A k « n« y «»f BI cmua
M« our authorized ageuU A* hl an I. Or..Oct L 1889.
wit tun ” yarda «»f the New lie pot Hot« 1 now be
g built. Enqu. r<‘ >f
E. MINER.Ashland H«iuse
I
¡ k -L síihisí I o . <> i
B B DIARRHŒA ELIX IR.
M»-di»inr for Throat ami Lung Diffi
culties has long been, aud still is, Ayer’s
Cherry Pectoral.
It cutes Croup,
V. hooping Cough, Bronchitis, ami
Asthma; soothes irritation of the
Larynx ami Fauces; strengthens the
\ oral Organs; alia}*
* of ri.c
Lungs; prevents Consumption, ami,
e\ en in a«lvancc«l stages of that <li*« a*c,
relieves Coughing ami indu<« s Sh'« p.
There is no other preparation for dis-
Lu.*« * «•( the thr. at an«l lungs to be com
pared with this rrmcily.
FKEFAIlFn DY
I ftnws Wo at firasoMMc Rales.
It: *< ><>!.-.<< {¿‘«‘¡»s ï I.
The Favorite
Dr. J. C. Ayer
WGES LEAVE -1.M KSONVII I E E\ PRY
Monday and Friday at ii <»'<-|«.« k \. m . for
!d< : \!!i«*.r<*tiirningTiM sday sa’id Satunlaj s.
tag«* l« ;»v< * for I ni«»ntow n «*n Wcdmsdays
w.i ’.th»'« ba k A. it., r* turning Thursday -.
PARKER’S
HAIR BALSAM
»••«■u*i and beatmte« th« |1Atr.
ITian.» * a luxuriant grow th.
Naver Fails to RaMoro Gray
Hair to it« Youthrul Color.
Cun?'.•M'a’|»«tP<’a*r*an<l hair falling
-'S’ at
\i;- ■ ; > F : I AND AU1
• irrst K»isi«lt*ncr Eots in Ashland.
All <>f which will be sol<| at the
E’tluiiitts mui |<ri.*.--llHt si nt on iipplicati on.
UOI NTKY ORDERS A Sl’Et I VLTY.
Fa«t<.rv al Wtidbi’s MHI. Salt .-rooms coi
Thirtt ami E -tr« « l-. Portlaixl, tjn-gon.
And «II of
UNRIVAITP GOODS’
NI «'1*< • ï I ï!l 11 t TlllJOl
le-al. r in
T
AKIN, SELLINC & CO.’S
CARRICK,
We keep
sortiiif'iii <>t
Sash. Doors, Blinds
fnTnbinble f »rCo«a»hs. «’ »Id.“. Inward P«/ns. ENhanstlon.
THE BOSS BOOTS
A
General Merchandise
EAGLE POINT
Manufacturer of
HEl’NDF.BSIGNED HAVF TAKEN CHARGE
uf Frank Hrfnn’s ol«i *tnnd in Wald«». J«»s«'- CITY BARBER SHOP
»hin« no'intjr. and will k-*ep it *t.»cked will« the
b**o of Wine«. Li<iuora, andCigara. Givens a
CALIFORNIA STREET.
eall W<* will treat jr<m well.
HOWELL 4 YARBROUGH.
JACKSONVILLE,
ORECON.
VOI?____
Cemetery Work a Specially
« I I I.I. I INI' or Till'. BUST AND MOST
kx t;i*hioiuiLie «•loth*, finishing*, «t«-.. <-<>ii-
stanth k pt <m hand, an l nothing but ttrst-
clasH w«»»k turn» «! «»nt.
Ail or«hit* filh’d promptly at r«as'»nabl«‘
rates and *ati>t action guaraiil<-»*«!.
A. GAKRK'K.
M'df«»r«i, May 13. ¡<59.
PARKER SCINCERTON1C
___ ASSIT
G« miai ( <»nfv*4 tor in
MEDFORD, ORECON.
1
Are now prepared to furnish the best <<f mutue
Any kind rals««l in n tir-t-cuis* Nur- -ry.
tor public or private Pai tics, Ralls, Picaics. &c.,
at any Ls>int on the coast.
Th«»*»*
wanting tr«-tM will «1«» w» ll to giv«* in«'
All the new popular music in played by thin
tli«-ir «>r<L i *. a- I wPt giiarant**«* «*al i*tacti« n.
Orchestra.
I
warrant
all ni\ ti «•••*. if pr«>|i« rly «•ar«,<l l'«»r.
Hsvinff ompluynd a !»ir<e number of musicians
T» riu*«»f pay in« nt easy . Pr<»«hi<a- t -.k- n at
w* are able to furnish any nuini»er of latnds.
incrk«
t
pr
»<•«•.
l»XKi!‘ >, «4 I*« auli >< «••! w;• n».si
Any instruments or scalier funiishdl to «»liter
A. S. JOHN.-« »X.
bands. All orders by mari or telegraph prompt-
Ja»'k*'»nvill«-.
Orcgun. Aug. 1, 1*S3.
!y attended to. Terms always rensonabin. A«i.
dr«*»
PROF, li ANI ARP.
Anhlnnd Or.
MINER’S EXCHANGE,
J. C. NV 1 I I 1’1\
DEALEIUJ IN
lfcfv
A full line in stock <>f
DRUGGISTS,
(
INLOW * ASHPOLE,
PRICES :
ACHINO SICES AND BACK,
Il
... 1..
1.........
.. uterine pains and
Hip,
ki-im
> and
including tin lu st ru*tic, «-«-Fing and flooring,
« aki)«*M-- r«-li« v«-«l in «ine minuti'
turni -I k '. ì « H sii, i ; mu i«-.-,
bj tin < iiticnr.; Anti-Fain Plash*r.
• Sat is! act 1«»ri guarant«,«qi.
th«- tirst and only instantaneous
S. S. SMITH.
pain-killirg. rtrcnjfthening plaster.
And Import» !' < f
NO APHIS ORLICE ON TREES.
185T
ft \ 1
5 >
C. C. HOGUE,
i»»*n I r. <k > . Ay t, Or«*/«»»i i>»'VPt«»;»:fw»n! «'•».,
’»' i M«»nttfom»*ry St.. San Fraut xsc «. (*al.
Jark'OBville. (Ireirnn.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
'Dilli'
Trains ronneet with thr O. A (’. R. R. ami Riv«*r RoAts at Corvallis ami Albany.
REMEMBER THE (»REGoN
«»REG« »N P.MIEI«
I'nlTIAIt
EX« I RSloNS
R>I«»XS To
I'«» VACCINA.
YAQl INA. I.oW
ICEM1.MBF.R
l’\< JFh ’ Pofl
l.Alt EX»
rat«' ti< k- (' ar« u«>w <m *;ilr, jr«»■ m I • \ : r\ 'A « «tu« -«!;•.\ ami Satin«!;» v from All«an\. « <>i \ alii* ami
rliilomath.
VINES AND SHRUBBERY
W. H. SOMMERS, M. D.,
I
firOü
Si FAME!; SAILING DATES
... ,
.KoM v.wr
, INA:
FROM S \.N Fit \ M l SCO:
U lllniilHI.'Villici - at • uni t August
31 I'Villaniett« Vail» y. Tu«*sday. July . .
Ti»es«iay.
13th
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“
Thursday. Aug
Thurs»iay,
“
. .22«b
“
“
Sunday.
“ .
Saturday,
..31st,
“
T’lu-sday,
“ .
I h° c«»mpany reserver the right to change sailing date»* without notice.
K«*rp* the larg-** t stork of
E L E < T I <* P H Y S I <’ I A N.
Ml
T
FREIGHTS & FARES THE LOWEST
Offici» nn«l reshlvncc a f«-w mil«-- w«-st of
Grant's Pass.
Best of reference given and satisfaction
iniarant«Mxl.
PHYSKTAN. SFHGEON A An'OITt HEPH.
C-
1
Short ¡¡rill«' t«> < ’ ji I i Í Oil ri ;»
WOODBURN NURSERY
DR. W. STANFIELD,
\ I h L 1
kJ
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
P II Y X I U I A N A N I» S f H G K «» N.
M.tlfor.l. Orriroa,
X«« *ingl«' «h-« a-«• lias « ntail«-<| m<»r«' stiff« t ing
«i la-t« n«il t In- l»r«aking upiri the <*«»n*titu-
ti< n than (atanli. Tin- s« ns«- <»f *m« ll. <»f
taste, of sight, «ri h« aring, th«- human v««ic»*.
NAILS. ROPE.
on« , r nn»i'e, ami *«»m< tini« s nil. ciel«! to its
«h fltruetive infill« nee. Th«* poi*on‘it distrib
ute* t hntiighout th«- *yst«-m attacks everv vi
ta! force, ami injui«•* the m«>*t robust of con
stitution*. Ignorisi. ÌH'<*aii*«‘but little und<-r-
roo'l,Dy m<»<f physician*. impot<-ntly assail««»!
y <|«iaek* and charlatans, th«»*«- suffering
from if hav«- little hupe t«» I»«- reli«*v«*l. It is
tim« . ilo ui. that th« popular tr> atm« nt »>! this
t« 11 ,!»’«• «lisi a>< Dy i « inc«iil * within tin* nach
• •tail pa**« «1 lut«» hand* at on«*e <-<»inp* tent
an-l I rust w,»rl hy . Tin- n« w nn«l hitherto un
tre •! m. tln-.|
i .pt.-«l l.\ |)r Sauf »rd in On*
i r« pai ,tt ion ot hi-. Radi» al < in has won the
1
W1W I
hearty aj»| rov.'J «»! filonian i*. It is in*tanta-
n*-««u* in avoiding r«-li« t in all In-ad co «I*,
< /.¡ng. snuffing, an«! nil o!>struet»sl br«-alli-
j
J IJ *in
1
ing. ami rapidly r»-in«»v«-* tin- most <»ppr«-ssn«-
sympt«mi*. < !« ai !iig th« liea«j. *w«-> I«-inng tin
bleatn, r«-*t «ring tin -« n*.• «d *:in 11 and tast«',
and iu iitraliziiiM tin- «-«»listitoti«>nal tendency
ANDERSON CREEK,
••I th«- <li as«- towards th«' lungs, liv« r and
kidm*j s.
Sanford's Radical ( 'nrc for Catarrh
< a» • i-1* of on« I*«i i h* of th<-Ra«li<-al ('lire, on«-
b"\
Catarrhal S«»!v«'nt. ami «»in- Impr.>ve«i
hi.hae r. m ¡»Oy u rapp«-«I in <>n« pa« kag«-. with
U» Sl’B-iItlBER TAL: - I’l EASFKE IN full «lu «x'tn»n*-, pi i« « . *1
Sold < v«-ry win r»-.
Hlítioiim-iitg thiit hi* .*1 • .»in *:«w-mill l* now
running on lull ttin«-ami turning out a larg«- I’«»’rrm Ditiu
< iiemi « \ i . ( <» ri *»»J{ atk » n .
• piantity ' ! lumber. H« i- pi « | .o «-d tu till all
or<l« r* with dispateh. iiml at th«' most rva.*ona-
bl« rat«-*. A line «pinlity-of
JACKSONVILLE
incensora to 0. C. Bsekmaa’s B-nL
lb ¡i‘ f I ••*!« » ta in««u*. (un- Espili, ¡{adiriti Mini
Permanent.
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
6 n £»'* Call anil examine this splendid lino of Goods bef >re inlying
BEEKMAN & REAMES’
BANKING HOUSE,
Sanford’s Radical Cure For
Catarrh.
S. S. SMITH, Prop’r.
Clothing. Boots and Shoes Barnes' Rakes, Victor Mower Extras, ami Sections for all Mowers
Groceries. Hardwi re
comniouly carrieil in this market. Al- > the Celebrateti Garden City
PhyshuMtilical
everyth inir generally to be foiled ina first
P II Y S I «’ I .t N A X D S U It G E O X. c and
ar.- Country Store.
JAS. MOUTON, Manager
.Medford, Oregon.
Ihicanaa. April 18 lflftH.
SpiT’.nl attention given to Chronic Di*« »(*<•*.
3
?
Will carry a full stock of Heavy and Builder’s Hardware, Tin
Medford. Oregon.
( 'all* attend«*! day or night.
I
Jil J Jill
CENTRAL PO
AT !’.<> < ANZA.
K E S I I» E X T DENTIs r.
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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
iiffic' an t rtnldencr on <’.illf«»rnia Str«'et.
t'allM attend»*! pr«»uiptly «lay <»r nigtit.
OF ALL KINDS.
Mutinies' Tools,
D. CRONEMILLER & SONS,
JarktoRvlllr. Oregon.
OILS
Ten Thousand to Ten Million Peet.
•'prb^ for terms to
FRED. IL BOWE. Tolo. Or.
Ashland, - - - - Oregon.
SETTLE-UP NOTICE.
i I L THOSE KNOWING TIIEMSELVI S IN
71 d. ! •« .! t»< the undt*r« igm*d.»-it!-»*r bj n« t«*«n
Tbifl w»dl-km»wu lmu*e ha* been ren«>vat»-«i t»«»nk at*c<Hin(. H»e hereby «»arneatly r«‘«jm»»-t«**t t‘*
bTwwghout an«i
call ;;nd ***Ml«* ut timir nar’u**t convenwnce. O*Jr
bus..*.*-.n.nst becl«ed. pBycEAGEA1.1
NEWLY FURNISHED.
A n»>od sample ro«»tn for commercial travclo
\a-!».‘»‘n fitted up in eonnectMM» with the hotel.
N. S. DREW.
i Htth-brand' d I> and markeden.^ap.! H-junrr
‘ niwk'rtiil in l«*ft nar and nnd«r»*iupe in light;
!. daear-olds and upward»» l ave the point of
*• rurlit horn flawed «»ff. Rai»we«ai Appl**gate«
Her*» branded JL> uu right hip.
Modford. Max 12. tflSR
$100,000 TO LOAN
U/ I V v, v v v
\T EIGin l’l'lt I I N I'
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I'l l; tNNI M.
■” ‘,"rj'.'o.
NO. 31.
THK MARKt:is.
CROCODILE CREER, RECÌDA, CEN D ARME BLUE, TAN, LEAD,
CRANUT, TERRA COTTA ETC.
DRY GOODS CL0TH1HG HATS CAPS
FURNISHING GOODS. HftTS,
J. R. NEIL,
ATTORNEY AND (Ot NSELOIt AT LAW.
•—
♦
MEDICAL.
Free Bridge Across Rogue River
BARGAINS!!
OSrGPASSliD !!
OF NEW SUMMER
Jarkunnrlllr, Orrgon.
•
misoe A neous .
MISCELLANEOUS.
HARKNES3,
GrtfMl'a
JACKSONVILLE,OREGOjN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1889
VOL. XIX
»lilt
JOHNSON,
Medford, Oregon.
LOCAL NOTES.
Adverti»»einentfr a II be inserted in the T imes
at the fol lowing rates :
1'enlines, one innertioD..................
f2 W
each »»a beeqaent insertion.......
ICO
CU* Legal ad vert ¡»»omenta inserted reasonable
A fair reduction from theabore rates xnadete
yearly and time advertiaers.
THE TIMES JOB OFFK’B
is more complete by far than any other in South
©rn Oregon, and compares favorably with any io
»L a
i*-;-...__ of * erery
___ * imaginabl
•____
the
State. Job IVinting
I description done at Han Francisco rates.and ina
prumptand hrst-claas manner.
G A7.-.1 TI. F
MISTAKEN.
roHTLAXD.
Hay—»13014 per ton.
ii<»ps— Quote 10117c per pound.
Eggs - 22c yer«foz.
Potato«*.*—Old, 5Uc per seek ; new, lc
per piiund.
La r<l—Kegs,
or gallon tins, 9^ 10c
p« r It»
Oats—Mark» t quiet. Quote 2s03Oc per
bushel.
Wool—(plot»*
pring l»ia22c: eastern
On'gon lOif-’BJc.
Provisions—Baron, Il«13c; Irani«, 13c;
«hmiblers, !><•
Wlnat—Valle? 11 15a»l 17, Walla Walla,
$1 (»7 a ctI
Barley-—Brewing,whole, 8.»a|1.10;ground,
P» r fon. |22(.»2.» UO
<’orn- $1 5o per centaL
Flour—Valiev standar»!« quoted at (4.00:
Walla Walla brand*.
7->.
I r»«l Bran.113 OOWfll (JI; horts flG 00
chop, |l8(u20; ehoppe»l bailey. f20viG(2.3
per ton.
Butter- Quote <*xtra choice creamery,
15(^22«-; fair f«» choice*. lMa20c; store, 13 i
2Uv. per th
Meat--St« a«ly
Beef, wb«»lesale, 3c;
dr» *s« <l, G’ac; sheep, 3'^«' per lb; dressed,
0/-Í’’; h<»g*. dressed, 7*ac; veal. G(»¿bc.;
lam t»s. if2 50 ea«-h.
Poultry—Quott* chickens. |4 004(5 ¿*0« for
yonnr. and frt SO'Tor old: oio «fucks, Í7:
g«»'v
per dm, turkeys. 15c per II»;
!• rcsli Fruits - Sicily I» num.*, |8 ; p« aches,
1 óo p<-r b«>x; plum*, 7 » per box
Hides—’¡lie market is firm and shows
no ciiang«'. Quote dry hides 11»*. green
shr»'p. pelts, short wool. 2. j (»/40 c . me
dium 5O(»/.7(Jc long so(fi 1 00, shearing 10@
20c; <ir»-rskins, 32a37: tadow, good to
clioH'e, 4(«(5.
Dri« d Fruit*—bun-dried quartered ap
ple*, l(»/5, factory slice«! (>c. Oregon plums
5 qz 7. Oregon prunes 7a8c. pears MalOc,
|>ea<‘h»'S, <Sal2c.
S a a ska N cisco .
Wheat—-No 1 shipping,
27(<41 30.
Barley Fv»*d, common to fair, G0aG2^c;
good t o choice. íi3\aGÓ’4c ; brewing, 70ca
xo
Oats !Y» c («/ f 1 <41 for common to choice.
I’«»tato» s Pterh s* ¡O; í 50; Burbank seed-
lings, (¡»le’fcic; (¿arm I <’hile, 55c; Early
Rose, 35a5O.
I! -i* (¿uotalions rang»- from JO.tHc.
Wot.l — Humbo <li and Aivmbicino. 22c:
»•astern Oregon, l i jo.
valley, 20a23«*:
fall, mountain fr« «'.’J’,- , San Joa«pun ami
Southern,14c.
Butter For go«»«! to fan» y, quote 19a21e;
pickled, : !í»a25» .
Egg 17a22f.
Hay -Quotations range from |Sall per
ton.
dags—Firm, at b’
Onions—11 luall
The interview reported in a San Fran
Will Farrier has recovered from his re
cent illness.
cisco paj>er with \V. H. Mill*, vice presi
J. L. Ray is hauling sonic cxce'lcnt clap dent of the California board of trade,
boards to tow n.
concerning Oregon, whence be had just
Work has cornnienc(*d on the fine brick returned, gives a really preposterous
structures Dr. Adkins an 1 1. A. Webb pro statement of the region west of the
pose building.
Cascade*, and from an entirely wrong
Supf. Brandt and Mr. Grondalil, chief standjfoint. Mr. Mills alludes to the
eng neerof the S. P R. R , Lave been in- mountain and forest lands held by the
‘-i»e<:Ung the road and briJg-*s between O. & C. railroad under their grant, and
l ortlaml arid Ashland.
argues this question entirely from that
Lizzie Case of Oakland, 14 years «»Id. has standpoint. Where there is not heavy
been in a state of unconsrijusnrss for filty- timber lie says there is almost impene
six »lays, resulting troni cerebro-spinal
trable undergrowth, and the reclamation
meningitis and complications.
<>f soils here is an expensive and hercu
Thomas Monteith, one of the pioneer cit
izens of Albany and in early days a wealthy lean task, much greater than to improve
ami influential man, died at his residence laii‘1 in California.
Mr. Mills ignores the fact of million*
in Albany on the 21st, at an advam ed age.
' O. E. Rose of Appiedate is putting uu a of acres of oj>en prairie and hillsides exi*t-
substantial building on iris pia« »*, the upper ing here under the finest cultivation and
story to be used a-> a hall for parties und waiting for orchards. The fact is that
entertainments and the lower story as a throughout Western Oregon there are
dining hail.
immense areas of oi>en or brushy hill
Some parties who visit the Jack*>nviPe side* most admirably suited to agricul*
cemetery carelessly leave the gates open, ture, and while a great deal of this land
thu* admitting stock. I nless theydob«*t
is already clear the rest of it can be
ter. Sexton Dunlap informs us that he will
thoroughly pleated at »5 to »ZO an acre
lock the said gales.
Mrs. A. Willits. Jit*. Thornton. Mrs. R. expense for grubbing. The ongutal eo«t
lau«, aci'oruing
of ru*.u
such land,
according to tne
the vicinity of
oi
M Garrett an 1 Miss Hattie Thornt »u, rela i or
tive« of I horntoii Bros . who w« re drown* d railroad trana|>ortation, will not lie more
in Rogue river last week, utt»tided their than >10 to *30 an acre, and the coat
funeral at Grant's Pas«.
when cleared will not exceed $2.» to *50,
This refer» to
Medford parties returning from Crater according to locality.
lake rejHirt the presence there of a available hill lands where the soil and
wealthy bridal party from (.’alifomia, the elevation aie as favorable as |>ossible for
bride being thedaugbu r of the cattle king, fruit culture. This land will also pro
Miller, whose outfit and retinue of servant* duce everything else.
nnd retainers are fit for a lord
There is no reason to suppose that Mr.
We learn that there is an abundance Mills intends to assert falsehoods, so we
of blackberries nnd huckleberries at the
head of Rogue river, whirl» attract* nunv may suppose that lie was wrongly in
tourists to that se» ti«»n, as it is «put«- a de formed,or receiveii wrong impressions on
He credits us with pro
sideratum to be able t * put up the winter’s various iioints.
supply ot fri.it, in a ye ir <»f *c.»r itv 1 k«* the ducing apples, and kindly savsCalifornia,
present, in addition to « btaininr mountain can lay down all other fruits at our doors
air. water and Reenery.
better and < liea|«-r than we can produce
The prertnre of mind of Captain P»»pe. them. We can not grow an?-fruit but
who rtsid 's ««n K!am *tii riv«-r. d« ubtl« ** I the apple to compare w ith California, ire
s «ve»! (be life <*t th»* little » hiid « f Mr and -aye. Let us see: Fruit men of Cali
Mrs. Stryker, who were s«»joiin)'ng at his fornia conceile that we produce several
ram i» last week. Tl;e ‘hil t was bitten on
the foot by a large rattles- akr, ami the fmts in greater excellence than they
captain al on»c ap|.l «-<1 bi-» lip* to the can. In pear« we equal any country on
wound nnd extract»*»! the |»ot*» n l’.)|»e the earth ; our cherries are unsurpassed,
was mad« quite sick, hut soon recovered, for this very month boxes of Koval Ann
aajt th- Yi . a J - ,-n .1
cherries have been packed that averaged
Portland, Oregon, July 31.
one and one-eighth inch in diameter,
While 1 was in Til amook last win’er 1 and the flavor was not to be excelled.
was affecte»! in th? hack an«i Kidneys so In plums and prunes, Oregon—and
that it was aln»o*t iinp-»*sibl«* for ine to especially
Western Oregon—lias no
reach Portland. When I g«»t her? 1 was
and in fact no equal. This is
induced »«» try th** Oregon Kidney Tea I pupierior,
.
drank at :uy meals, the t?-» ma h* from it, ! i the prune country, pnr f.irrlb nrt, of the
Wlio Tliry Art.
and in
competition
with
ami it lies cfl< cted a redira! < ure I can world,
Tbc f«d <»winz
a h*t <»f thè Nebraska highly re«’omm«*mi it to a!l who are afflicted foreign prunes and California prunes at
» «li o iul < xcur*ioi:ists ;
Bruwn, E. A., us 1 was. Fold by E. C. Br. ok<.
: >t. l’an! and Chicago our cured fruit has
Ni br. ska ' ì?v Prc>*; Bud» nz, Mrs. Data
E. Ceux. ! eoiurnaqded at least 30 tier cent, higher
L , Nurhdk l>aily New>; Burr. W. E. and
(i. F. Pennebaker of Tdh*nt I was in town ! price, and will always do so
The apri-
n.<» !)• r. Rivvr’on Enterprise ; Baumcr on Tuesday an i reports the damage sic-
John an i daULrhter. Oiuaha R uiway New>, taiued by the great hailstorm iully a» ex j cot is not one of our fruits, but we can
* grow peaches of finer quality than those
Davidsohn. >n!. and wife. Nebra*ka Tri tensive as »♦ first r<|».»r’»-«’
.' it ' -ad.
•
The
bune, <hnah:< ; D-n iy, !.. D.. Red <’ «ni<l er «lid clean« r v. ik n ti
.rai.i liel Is. a , generally grown in California.
Ih mirerai : Davt iipori, A.
an«l wife, t«*n-acre field of corn at iris plitc? hadn't a II <vor is finer in all our fruits.
>"i:tb Omaha >'t-«‘kmai.; F«»\ v '« t . L D , l»li«le l«ft cniir«'. while fruit trees were li’-
To sum up: In the Willamette valley
Fu :<> i Adverli ;, t ; Gar.etty , .1. F.. mother erally denude«! of every leaf and ail fruit of hill land or upland, well suited to the
ali i chi «I, South ’»malia l>r ver’» Journal : on In- pl-'.ce. The damacc was e«p»* ial y pnr|H>t<e, there can he a million acres
Hair, -ever-- «»n a ’.oun? <ir«-hani of over 2«jt*t
(»«>>' <»rn, 1!.
,U .»\ t,e |Ji|t llentl
Ali»« . D.ik«» a < itv E I.le; IluLn- r, Chas., ire« which Mr PeT»n< biker mb out It t found that are a*iapt-d to fiuit growing,
N. b :.-ki ( it v N'ew*
H m <*. 1’ ad and year, the tender bark being badly br<»k»*n ami as much more in the valleys to the
w.it». Grand ls and I ; cp -mieiit . Hoag- an«! tlie Lot sun «latua/ing the < X| xj - v ! -outli. In Southern «»regon grapes and
1 uni, .1. >. «ini w t . >: a'«> Joinn d. Limoln ; trunk after the leaves were knocke 1 ofL beaches grow unfailingly, and apples,
.hriin-on, T. B. and w fe, StocUiam Rt- I’lic trees are loginning to leaf out again, |H-ar.-, plums, prunes and cherries attain
torter; K» ithly, J. K. and wife, W»*» pi ig however, and will probably live.
I the greatest possible excellence, as do
\V .t«r R»puhii«-an; Kohn, M. wife an«l
all the small fruits. When a country
dauvliti r, < ap t 1 C 'y <’«airi» r ; Lewis, . H.
1 rar lien»' Rifling Cin-lr.
lean fill a gallon measure from twenty-
I > . « Oui.
t . . I. h » AV
. .. 1 wife,
I*
W’< .li
: I 1. k«'.
Mu * I l .1
nJ. -f ! ’ ’. and
Following is an outline of the plan of four strawberrie«, and those of unequaled
Omaha Be» ; Muri -n. O. A., wife aud
«i.«U; lit»-r, L !«c >in < h i; ; Mor'on, <_>. (’. Ne- organization of the Oreg« n >'ate fea. hers' quality, there is no more to be said.
♦ ra ka Cay New*. Mau y. Malt and sister, R« adiu - < ircle :
■ Eastern Oregon, also, has matiy dis
I. >t.«t«‘ S i; < rintend-nt E B. McElroy tricts as well adapted to fruits as could
D.ivni ( lty ! r>" : Oliv, r J L.. wife and
of
Salem
i*
president
and
Li*
general
su-
chi «1. Fairfieid lierai«!, Parkyn. J. O. and
i be desire.1. It i« very enterprising and
w f -, l’etH k ' Adv cate. H »mervi I«-; Pu»-- |»ervifei<»n of tlie w«<kie.g* of the circ!o.
II. Frank Kigier of Orrgcn city i* se<- , no doubt kindly meant in California to
<•«•1 . E H . Day kin E'c «rd r ; Pollock. A.
L.. Omaha Âierctny; Ru «se. F. F., West- retarv am! trea*urer. To him uh comma-. I be willing U> supply us with fruits, but
«•.a W rkmin, Lin<*«4n; R bmsoi», E J ni« ation* are to be «ddressc 1 ami a l mon we can do fairly well tor ourselves.
Their earliest fruits and their semi-tropi
I «I wife. Ru**ivi I»* S imi dar I : Sp ague, F. ey * f«»rwarde I.
III. The county super.ntvmletits c«in cal prcxlucts we have use for, and pro
W ; .ml wile. Ru*hvjile *un ; Steven'.
I. A., No(th I’latt«* ! nimm , S.or.ebili, G. stitute an executive bjard. to ui»»-t « m e pose to pay them back in kind with our
L , Omaha H« rahl; Warner, « . A.. Stock- per year at th“ time ami place fixed lor later products.— Oregonian.
Vi h*. Faber; Wm mg. It , Abidine Retlect«»r, the Mate Teacher* Associa i«»n.
IV. Any teacher or frien I of e«!u • iti- n
Walker, L. Jr., < hairman. Cajilal (?ily
A F kagmkxt .—The following imagi
c«)uri«-r. Lincoln ; Wee’er, J. C. and >i>ter, can become a member by- handing Lis
nam«*
to the s* h »«»1 sii;»eriritendent of his native and |H>etical diction is by ‘"Lodi”
Mr* M. E Hanks, Alliance Argil*: Wild,
J. A. ami wife.Wilber Republican; Wilson, county, accompaiiiul Lv the annual mem in the ('in/iiHb (.’<«</ IE raid of July *Jth:
bership fee of fifty i ent*. Such names and “But through light and darkness, pain
«'. B. . l’latt*mouti) He ru •!.
fee* ar«- to be forward»d to the secretary.
or pleasure, joy or sorrow, sunshine or
V. The books a ¡opted for tlie year 1SK9- shadow, sickness or health the golden
90 an* Webb's ‘ Teacher*’ Rsycliobigy
CAVSE or THE GROWL
Baldwin's “Scb«»« I
.Management” and dream of immortality is suggested. In
” Waslringt« n and his Country ’ by Irving desert sands, or ocean caves, or flowery
ami bi*kc Tlie fccrctary is now inr.ir- meads, or sylvan glades; in rock anil
rc?p 'inb n«‘<* with the publisher« of tluse peak and forest isle; in the butterfly’s
woik* t«» < b!ain the low» *t |M»*>il»!e ra» * wing, in the folds of tlie lily bud, is the
(or th•■»*«• p» r*<»n* to who «• n»< mb. r.- h p he gsc
plan of immortality suggested
certiti.s Due notice u t:i i»e given me «.- The immortal future extends back to the
hers of th»* l*c*t and «‘hiu| v-l way oi ob
immortal present, and goes winging
taining the b«»«»k*.
VI. The reading y<*<r c n i-tso' eight away on tlie pinions of memory back
mouth*, beginning S bte.nt'vr 1-t «•( »-a h over tlie immortal past. There is no
year f«4lowing. Nlombiy >u’!in»* of me death this side the burning sun ; there
“ What tire you gro”
reading in the various I r.*m h- * urij be
“At the amount you tiro eating, sir! Haro sent out in advance irutn the oliice of the is no death beyond, for immortality
you no regard for the feelings of a dyspeptic, sevretaty to each iueml»er oi th»* »ûrcle. At floats upon tlie starry beams ; dances on
rides upon the
air?”
the ck»><* of the year a .-erits of «iu»**tu»ii< the moonlight waves, and rhiet?
• No, sir! G<> an ’ tak- a course of Joy’s V«'geta- on each subject will l>e disfnbuU«! in tne Haining orbit of the bright utiknown.
blo Sarsaparilla and you won’t have the dys same way. Complete answers to tlie same Nothing can .lie,but all must change into
pepsia, sir!”
are to be mailt«1 to the *«<rrtnry. All a newness of life that rolls in eternal cir-
John A.rgall of <’28 Golden Gate avenue members whose answers indicate an at euniamhience from system to system,
writes: “ You m*y also u •> my name as an ad tentive perusHl of the works adopte I v t l from age to age, from life to life, through
ditional
LUth«-rity that “The California I m * credited on the secretary'* book with
time and eternity forever and forever.”
Remedy,” Joy’s Vegeta’ Sar*<«parilla,will euro
dyspeps a and liver un kidney complaint, it one year’s reading, ami their names re
ported to lue < xc.utivr I m a rd at its annual
Las done it for inc.”
R ight K inds of I‘ ki ses .—The state
Two years coostitute the course .
James Weis. On’<¿j’.?, CaL. write«: “I mrctin
suffered acutely f
. dvspensia for veers, th«»*«* who <oi»ij lrte it satisfactorily will horticultural society met iu Portland re-
Ei arcely takine a no ni’.vlthout the di«tress;nf receive a suitable certifie -.tc to that xflect.
centh- and held an interesting discussion
pains of indicc~:. <n. I t » »k Joy’s Vci ,'taule
over tlie prune and the best variety for
&ar'apari!la w tu the heppUt. ui resuiU. It
Oregon culture. The preponderance of
relieved mo ci it euuxcb’ ,s
Tlif Klxinatti < it? Mills.
Indian War leteraus.
At the late ai n'ia! encampment, held at
I’oril n.d, the lol!..wing olii er- were elect
ed I* r the ensuing ? C’t
11 W.Cti’se, G.
T.U. Shaw, senior vice G. «' ; Dr. W.
M, Kap, surgeon ; J H M* Millan, grand
ma -hai Eigiit c'lcaiiipments weierepri -
-eotxlat th**-lami < m’ampmriit. South-
«rn Or ■ •on n y the th. atre <f two Indian
wars, and tin re are man?' veterans ?et
r. maining. It is h-1)»«-i tliat all such will
fraternize ami | la* e fluir jais, usi adven
tures , n r.'i oril ui tlie ar< hives , f the en
campment lx re At Poriland a tesultili
silken flag va- pre-’ nied to the grand e* -
< an pirn-nt by 11. M . < 'lia-e. * f Wsl i «« alia
W T. flic pr.-enla!i n-p-'o I was made
by Governor Moom <>! Wa-hington, and
i! c ........ piarn e b.v lion L F Mo’lier. He
*pe i.-l arrangements the veterans man h-
ed 'll i he pro< < - s on of i he < tri gon pioneers
at tla ir animai meeting.
An old physit i in. retired from uractice.
havirg ha«l plare«l in bis hands by an Ea-t
India nris-i«»!uiry the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the s|»eedv and per
manent cure «4 consumption, br< nchitis.
catarrh, asthma and all throat ami lung at
fe« ti«»ns, also a po-itivc and radical cure
for nervous «k-bility an«l ail nervous com
plaints, after having teste«! its wonderfid
« urative p«»wer> in thousands of cases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to hi- suf
fering iclloA-. Actuate«! by this motive
ami a dr-ire t«> relieve human suffering,!
will send free of charge,to all who desire it,
this re<rii»e, in tierman, French or Eng j-h.
with full «ii’C< tioii- f«»r preparing ami using.
Sent by maii by a«l<lr« s-ing u»th stamp,
naming th;s paper W. A. Noyes,1IM Few
's Block. Rochesli r N. Y.
The following concerning ilic new saw
mill now iii process of ere< tion »t Man.?-
tee, on tt.e Klamath, has b<*»,u furnished
tlie T imes by a friend for publ cation .
Then w nii'l wtrch is lieing erected at
Klamath «’ tv will be 'J* feet long b? .33
____ ____
_ _
It
wide,
ami ____
will _________
be a two slorv building.
wiil be of *«di i fir limb r and covere«i wi»h
an iron r«» »f; the engine I uhim » will b«- lO>x ■
(iO feet; the engine will Le .’>» inch cyrin ler |
with a 30 inch stroke; the boilers will be
tour in number made of steel, five feel in
diameter with 2’^ inch fine*. In addition
there w b be a planing mill with four large
unproved planets, al* > a shing!«' and lath
mill, all -»»« upving a building l(Wx»D feet;
lie- mill will employ n »th improved h; n I
an«l double circular saws, made by Filer
A Stowe, capable of cutting seven f ot logs
it n«eded. The mrct.lar < an take the p a »*
of the baml saw a.» that the mill can run
t wenty-t<'Ur hour*. One Sturte vant - iiot-
air blast dryer capable of »Irving 40,(KM feet
« very «lay will be tn constant u-e. Au im
proved nieth«*! of edging, and an aut»
mafic sorter as well as an automatic til» r
for sharpening the saws w ill be made u-e
of. The new machine for mat ufacturmg
patent wo mien pip»*, ail the way from one
inch to one foot twice will also be a part of
the plant. Tne pipe* are made from red
fir wound w.th wire which fits into a spiral
gr«*»»v»’. covered with lint coal tar an»l
rolled tn sawdust whii«* the tar is h«u. I h»*
maximum capa«'iiy of the mill will bi* !»0.-
(KM feet »-very ten hou s. The compiny
have air« adv secure I ample in cruet »or
tlic.r product for sotuc ye irs to r un»*, and
the ¡»r«».*pect* a»e tlmt the » ntcrpi i*-* will
large ly benefit all the st.rr«»ui:«l ng c««ui»(r\ .
Even Rogue ri'* r valley will be c insider- «1
a mo t convenient source ot supplies- M
Peterson for August
is a model number. The s e l-engrwing
“Baby Brother." mn»tcliarmever? picture
lover, slid the double Sized fa-liion-p ate
will delight tin- hosts of feminine subsi ri
bers. The lull i>«ge wood engraving. “A
Sudd n Blow,
is exceedingly illeitive.
and the work-table deaign« are admirably
suited to the season. The opening story,
• 11,at Summer at Anawalt.” by Katharine
Allen, i’capimi an i till?’illustrat'd. Hue
Bell-.'' by Miss Minnie I’al.mr. is a pretty
l««*ui. at coinnaineil bv a very f-racelul
desig’i of t'aa fl «wet-
Anew C.ial. 'led
<n*l I,” by«!. E. < h ttendeii.opi n-prohii-
ingh . ami Miss Bowman's novelet, ' in St.
Tanituanv Parish.-' grows more absorbing
ly interest n< A-u-tial there is anamp'e
supply of »b**rt stories ami go i.1 p «etry A
par er on ■ Home Dressinaking, by «far
garet V. I'avn-. w 11 prove Invaluable to
Enronnurin^ Sciciic«*.
an? lady who w shea to alieinpt the mak-
The Vcrmo’it Micr<*s«(»pual Association uni or mtering of her gown», terms, two
Ira* i *t am»oti« c«d that a prize » f >2.». <!<.! ars a vear. A<tdre»s, Pet. r».m'» Maim-
g.ven by tbe Wells A R’H ar.ison Co., tne zn e, .'Mi L'uest.iut Street. Plnia li Iphia.l'a.
wcl-kmiwn cln niisls. will b<- pail to the
!ir*t discovert,»* «»f a new disease germ. The
Syrup »J
.
w. n fir ttl <b • verv by Prof. Ko* h of the
Produ« c«I from the laxative nn l nutri
< omnia ba< tilu*. a* Gm cause of Cholera,
st HI « I «te«i great resi ar h tlii«»ugliout the tious juice of <’:»1 loin a tigi, combined
w«-r <1 i*ml it i*4 I e iev«*«i this |il*tral priz»*, with ti.t mctlicina! virtues ot plant« known
o!l«-r« <i by a house «>1 *u« ti standing, w ill to lie mo'l beneficial to the human ry*teni;
gi«-,.tlv a-sist it» the »b tcctmn of micro- act* r» t;’ly, on the kidney s, liver and bow
< r/ it» sms that are the «lir«*< t cause ot el*, eff ectually ch anting tlie aysetu, dis-
manv <ii*«*a*0®. Any information uioti In lmg co’.«’b an«i Lcada« hrs. and curing
tin* subject will be «b «rlullv furnished jabitual constipation.
bv * >n»!th Boynton, M. D., Scc’y of the
Books Lubt.
association, Burlington. Vi.
The un i' r-ign<*«! lost two in«-nioratidum
l*osfn h'nr Hair.
and a. con'd bo< k- lietwvm hi- farm in
Two hundred fine. h rge cedar 1*1’1« can Jackson*ill«* precn< t a» «1 Etans ctcck a
Is obtain'd cbe p by applying to the T im «» few weeks Mm c. for the ndnrn «»( which he
offer» a suitable reward.
W m . Brm.
office at once.
Religious News.
Libera! Sunday’-bchool an«l Bible rla>s
meet* every >un<lav at 11 o'clock a . m . at
the V. M. L. H.-«L. Talent
Th.* f< II »wing are Rev. F.B. Hcknor’s ap>
p »intmeiit* Services will be held tn St
Mark’s Episcopal church. Meilford, until
fu. ih’ r notice, as follows . Third Funday
in the month, morning prayer ami holy
c«»mmuni< n at 11 a . m . . evening prwytrat
a i . m . Fccond ami fourth bundavfl, even
ing prayer at 8 r. m . Every Wednesday
evening at «. evening prayer ami rho r
practice. Fervi- es at Ashland <>u the sec
ond ami fourth Sunday« in the Bapti*t
church at 3 r. m . S *rvi< es at Grant’* Fafcs
on the first Sunday hi the M. K. Church.
South, at 11 k . M. and 8 r. M.
argument »a.» in favor of the Italian, as
‘‘tlie prune of all prunes to be grown in
Oregon, b-cause it is of superior quality *
to any other now known that lias
lieen thoroughly tested, and because it
is a pi une that can Iw grown iu Oregon
better than any other country in the
world and therefore will meet with less
competition than any other in the
markets of the world.” It was thought
best, however, to cultivate other varie
ties also, and upon suggestion of 8. A.
Clarke, a resolution was adopted recoin-
mendingtbe Italian, l’etite,Golden Drop
and Silver prune as the four varieti«**
that last through the prune season and
are tlie most profitable.
P aixt the S hixgi . es .—It is safe to
presume that the old custom of leaving
the shingle roof unpainted originated in
its angular form being less exposed to
the after effects of tain or snow than
other |K>rlions of the building. A little
thought will show the folly of such a
conclusion when remembering the frail
nature of a shingle nnd the slight fasten
ing it has. If paint would be useful on
any weather-ex posed surface, it should
eertainlv l>e so on the roof. This fact
goes without telling, and in the present
style < f suburban residences the roof re
ceives its share of paint along with th»
r< st of the building, t bus at once combin
ing the us. fill with the beautiful. It
is certainly singular that painting of
>ojfs has not always prevailed, as it
u ids tnui'li to the finished character of
the building to sec th^nxif painted.
n^rarr
of those coflmcticfl wliichgive to the fare a
ghastly (yea. gbimtlyfe whitenew. Nucb
preparation* contain lea«l or some other
equally injurious and dangerous sub-
»tan<‘e*. the use of which, if long contin
ued w ill. besides giving the skin a rough
aud leathery apja arance. ultimately pro
duce paralysis «»i the nerves. This state
ment is no “bug-a-boo,” but facts, well-
known to chemists and physicians, based
on the well-known physiological effects of
such sub*tanc.e8 wh»»ae presence in prepar
ation* fur the complexion are indicated by
such outward m * fiir as before stated. It
you would use an article which will at
once produce natural activity and t>eauti-
ful comph xion try Wi*«i«uu's Robertine,
which is guaranteed under a forfeiture of
I10O0 t«i b«- absolutely free from all poi-
sonofrs and injurious substances. Pro*
tiounrrd by leading ladies of society and
the «tage superior to anything ever pro-
duced tor l«cautifying and preserving the
complexion.
forest Grove Poultry Yards.
Wyan.lottes, Plymouth Rocks.
Light Brahmas.
Rose/md >ingle Comb Brown Leghorns.
White? O’ghonis
White Wyandotte*.
l’urtri.lge Co bins and Black Minorca*,
AMKUtea'« REKT hllKEDS.
M v fowl* have no sutieriors Have won
the highest honors at all exhibitions for the
past eleven years.
Egg«, per -ilting. |3: two sittings, |5.
bend «tamp for catalogue.
Address
J. .M. G akrihox .
Bei 55.
Forest Greve Or.