The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907, September 19, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI JOSEPHINE COUNTY ITEM*. EDITORIAL SOTES. che vewv'tuiVsi¿nues.. KLAMATH COUNTY ITEMS. The Indians prophesy a hard winter. Grant's Paw 1* receiving butter from Cali- •Urea* « Tho flour ¡pill is running steadily ut Llnk- Tur “Big Four“ combination of . torn i.•<. • 1 !-!>•, i iiion>'|H>li«i« have I, iunit>h-d Tu p «‘ w w« roftbo Biptmt church at tbe VHle. •fflCU« F JR m C .15 .«-MU is tlQ-aUcd. A Mr. Scott this week openod a uew saloon i ,n their end. n> r l<> have tne diu-r n. , r ............ ». plulnbitmx the unpo. la I Jli "'I ' C. M. Stitt*« baa returned from Merlin to hit at Bonanza. Will Bow’ioln of th«» “Stzir" force visited in : L juiv on William* creel Chicago dre-aed raeala, declared ancon- THPRSUAY sep I EM her 19. ISs'J Miaa Abbie Stites <»f WtUlamacreelilsatlond- Yreka recently. •tiiutiunal. i school in Grant’s Paaa. Work Is proceeding rapelly on ilio K'atnatb ( G. Matthew* of McA'.iUtsr was In Jack«u»n. dam below Kvno. ; vi i f ou' conte.nporari. » are talc'ng l.itiN luBitr lias been nominatisi i r , vltle tin* w * m k on Ivtfal businvm. Four cent* a pound is th«* :iv« rng«- price now ! Governor Of New Jersey b, tin- Den,.— ulvan'aK'C ut the reunt that Tom Will j ('. 11 Rabinson and wife removed from Mc- paid for beef cattle. erat», lie is one H the ablest and most iam«, nlio »ho! at l*et**r th« Poet, editor • Alhster t«> Grant's Base last wwek. Homer Hunsaker has returned to Linkville , fearless diami on» ut ttie ¡ ■•¡■leaud wiii of the J.onv C eik /■.'<!<//* in the a, rm# Isaac SM vt«'ra has sold his farm in tbeiaouth- after two years' absence. uf LSAA, h i ju»t I,-on released fr> in serv • vrn p»»rtk»n of the county for >1000. no doubt be tiuimpharitlv < ivcied. The only hotel in Linkville is k«‘pt by a la»ly ing an ei^ht-niontlia teriu in the pen Th«* •‘Courier" ha« been enlarged and pre- recently from California. L. I). Ward of Linkville vislt«*d Yr, ka on ! S ardy (> lds , the murderer of Emil itentiary lor Ins peccadillo, to poke fun st 1 arnts a much improved appearance. I J. S. Chatham of Wildcrvitle la hauling some business a few days ago; We tier, in May last, wan aentenced hi Peter. It i» even intimated that tliere A dv fiuit to ( resevut City for a market. Ream«-*. Martin & Co. will sx>n be ready for • theciiminal court of Pu:tlaml, on the were so many mitigating circumstances i Ruimnaifer Ollbrrt Ac Co. have moved tbeir busituNs again at LinRville. 10th, to lx» hanged, the execution to take attending the "hooting at a poet, that ; aaw-miil to th«- vicinity of Grant's Paa*. Jas. Dodd's sal«>on »» Bonanza has been I T on should have been the subject of ex place on Friday, thetirhl <i«*> of N »vein closed by attachment process. Win. llyb<M' of Jai k-Rnivill«’ has been in thia ecutive cl, tnency. ibat dejietnla. I. T> in county lately '.unking after hisatock intercuts. ber next, at the Mu'tnoin th jail yard. Win. Robinson and Thon.* Coll ins of Sprague tia>k uuibrau at onu of Peter'« rhapso ' A large number of our peop;e will be at riv«T valley are at Jacksonville. Botnl next week to attend the district Harry Unger and wife of Edgewood, (’al., Is regard to the Pope leaving Home, dies to a sunset, or ode» to a cow girl'.» j 1 Central fair. arc visiting friends at Linkville. the definite decision by the MWt consis e.eiiruw, u> lyric« of the bunch-gruss The demand keeps up for business store (’. S. Mooro is in San Francisco purchasing tent, held al the end of .lune, was that realm, t.o matter wlu.t tbe Hiibj *et, thy rooms and dwelling houses to rent at Grant's new stork for Keanu's, Martin Jt Co. his holiness should leave Route as soon provocation was not sufficient to justify Paas. It is said that an excellent ’gnu!»* has been es C«»l. Ilowditch, the well-known attorney, was tablished ou the Linkville-.Xgcr stag«* road as he received positive information fiotn the u-e oi fir, a> ms,tor Peter w rites more Grant s Pasa during the forepart of the a friendly |s>wer that a war was immi tlian passing w< |l in "itch veins as tlies«. at A larg<* quantity of uew goods art* already on if, however, tire entux belli was an obit- week. th«* way toLinkville and will soon be on sale. nent in which Italy would take part Covered wagons pass through the county irurv |»jcm ol Peter, or one of his pleas seat daily for different sectioua of southern Th«* “Star" is on deck again and shines as brightly as « yer. It di«l not stay down very- Tine Cronin mvstei y in Chicago lias ing advertising couplet», then the sym Oregon. long. Mi*« Allee Matthews departed for Portland been solved by the confession of one ot pathy of our «on! wells up for Turn in tiis Several of our merchants will bave a new wc« k to attend tho buaincsM college in the suspect», and the blame tests, as the a lv- r-ity, for in these two »twialtie» 'ast stock of g«HHls in store within th«» next two that city. weeks. detectives supposed, w ith the Clan-na- Peter i, somewhat rank. The stoutent Mrs. A. F Eddy returned home t«> Pendleton J. E. Burnett of Lakeview passed through liael society, or a few misguided mem heart, inured to Swinburne, Wait Whit after her extended visit in southern Oregon, Linkvile last wetk, oil IPs way south for the bers, by some believed to have lieen in man and Geo. W. Childs, may well quail ou the 5th instant. winter. Among new-comers arthe Pass we note Mr. stigated to the crime by men high in au at ‘‘cortina in tlu* latest styles,aoid where Linkville-Ager stage robber is supposed S. L. Riley sirnlis,” which Peter has MeClosky and family, late of Colorado, who to Th«* thority in Great Britain. hav»* been one of th«» escaped jail-birds have couie to locate. kept »landing in a prominent position in from Yreka. A 100-f«M>t Well Vil’. be dug in the school •w» As an evidence of the marvelous grow th the Klamath Slur, anJsnjone endowed house yard at Grant's Pass to affon! water for Shovel ere« k springs t«.)unst* And the moun tain air very chilly th« sc mornings and arc ol Oregon towns during the past year a ith a n ce sens ■ uf etei nal fitness would the different departments. rapidly departing. Joseph Seyf»-rth of Altbousi* rut hi* knee mav lie cited th- cas- of the capital city, certainly In* justified m using a gun on Ira Johnson has retnnv«*l his family to Mis with an ax recently, making a painful wound Salem, where it is e t.mated by conser the perpetrator souri. having fallen heir tua valuable tract of and almost severing the cap. land near Kansas city. vativa men that not lesa than a million Ti e death of s. S. Cox on the 10th at Tbe farmers of Illinois and Deer creek val Many of our citizens arc g«*ng to Rogue dollars will have bean exjs-n led in hi« home in New Yoik city deprives leys thr •sh»*d 2K.00IJ bushels of gram this sum river valley for their sni’plie*. being much building operations alone Isifure tbe American politics ol i*s brightest, wit mer, m spite ot dry weather. cli«'ap« r there than here. Del OslRirn has been appointed road super close ot the present season. tiest, sunniest figure. For thirty years visor H«»uston A Cabler are n«»w proprietors of the fur the balance of the year for district Linkville market, and will continue to furuish he had mure than held Ins uwn No. 10. A goc»d appointnivut. T hk striking tjuck laborers ot I. Melon when pitted against the best minds the choicest ineats of all kinds. rb.- “Couru-r" has tho sympathy of th«* Obenclialn Bros, have sold «¡nite a number have triumphed, their demands having of the nation, in argument, debate priuimg fraternity over an eight-column form of their cows an«! steers to a buyer from Cali been acceded to, ami they have resinned and iriariee, and through a highly ’•pied" when going to prt*ss last week. <»n seventy acres Joseph Kubli of Apple- fornia for $20 a head all 'round. work. The increase ol wages wn! begin lion cable career had ever maintained a ( apt. O. C. Applegate has been in Rogue tnis year raised LWU bushels of wheat, 7U0 alter November 4ili. It was through the reputat on for unquestioned ability and gat«' riv«-r valley lat»*ly, and attendod the pion«*ers' bushels uf oats and 200 bushels of corn. reunion at Ashland while there. intercession of Cardinal Manning that a integrity. He was the-Oliver Wendell IL M. Chapin of Leland has bought the Win. compromise was tinally effected between IL. lines uf politics, and no debate was too J«»niau property on tOth street. Grant's Pass, I A large number of catti«» have been sold lately io California buv« rs, nt low prices com and wil’ make his home there in the future. tho men and their employers. .li y in its details or too prosy in its hand Sah« <>f stamps for August at the Grant's pared with those uf former years. ling to be enlivened and revivified by P. im postolhce aggregated $225, or tuariy Th«- surveyors on the Linkvillc-Agor wagoti- Ir "he who hesitates' is lost,” sonic- his riginality whenever lie saw tit to double the salea for the same mouth last year. roail hav«' nnislu'd their th ld work, having reach ’d Linkviik» several day s ago. body slu uld Is* prepared to go in search participate. With a fund of general in- Dr. Stirling of Lewiston. Idaho, was at J. D. Fountain is removing his stock of of President Harrison, for lie »till hesi furui ttion at bi« command that is seldom Grant's Pass during the week, in attendance from Ashland to Linkville. to meet the tate», and hesitates, as to whether an equaled, even among out foremost pub on his wife while sne was so sick at that place. go«d* demand for dry-go«ds since the rtr«*. Scho«»l district No. 25, recently organized, extra session of congress shall be called. lic men, coupled witii that happy facility The strainer “General Howard" will again ha* a new school-house under way, which will Some people do not mind saving that it ol expres'ioii and smoothness uf addies» be ready for occupancy by the first uf October. ply on Klamath Ink«» in a short time, having been tltt«d up by Chas. Graves for service. is tear and not hesitation that ails the possessed by the favored few, his every .Much inter«*st is being taken In prospecting Most of the burned-out merchants of Link President. Perhaps it is, and |ierhape expression demand d attention. It was this fall, and a favorable winter will show a will put up temporary striivtun's only there will be no extra session, suggests as a lepresen’ativ» in the lower home, tine output of th»' precious metal in Joseph ville this fall, and rebuild in style next spring. ine. the Roseburg /¿I'cieii. that great bod. ■ i mi n and ideas mo«t T. J. Clopton, who purchase«! thr interest of Win. Saund« rs, late of WildcrvUle, is now a nearly identified w >th loe iuas«es of the resident of Grant's Pa.*«s. an«! is engaged in lo hl* partner, Mr. Potter, is preparing to op«in his slock in the Woodson buihling at Bonanza. As we predicted when tuo tinfortr.nale ¡»‘O;>le, that Cux shone in his best light. cating newcomers on dualrnble government Col. N. B. Knight of Salem is nt his Wool atiair occurred, tho f tilted States courts N i bate was ever so dry, no topic »o lands. Josrphin«* county will be well r«-pres« nt«*d at river ranch, but will s < mgi return to the valley. ' have ».-snined jurisdiction in the Ncac.e cuiu'nr«vme, bu' that ttie mure an th«* district fair, and no doubt * ill b«* awarded S. B. Crandon and wife of Linkville have case, and lie has been released from cus nouncement t: it t ux wn to speak sev» ral premiums un ber grain, fruit, tine b«*« n at Salem during th«* week, visiting thoir tody, thu ki I.ng of ferry haying been w-iu.d til' ttie v icant seats in ttie 1 o iy oi Stock, etc. daughter, Mrs. B. J. Sharp, who resides there. Tbe custom of vandal* milking the family Sprague river valley is the garden 8|M)t of adjudged just fiable by Judges Sawyer the hail, throng ttie galleries and com- and Sabin. Ttie state c.urts wul boon |a*l the ci > c«l athnt on. llis love e' cows of sum«-«>f the citixetitf «>f Grant'* Pass Lak«- stvl Klanuith countlea thi- season. There is causing much indignation among house is an abundance of hay. etc., in that section. have no exclusive jurisdiction wha’eV. r, ttie liuiuoi oils, his versatility and lus wives in that place. Mi«isea Ida Campbell of Langell valley and save by sutrerapce of the autocrats wn.. or.gr.al inelbuds of expression, gave Th«* change in thr county r«»*<l from Grant's Edith ( r«ju« h of Linkvill«* «>btain«d teueber's adorn the federal bench. lii.a a rvputat'on solely as a hum.nisi Pa-»* to the low« r Apnh’gat«« bridge, recently certificato at th«- quarterly «-xaiiiinattuu last pi titiuiicd for, was allowed at th«' last scaMvil week. . that was as broad as the continent, ntnl uf th«* «'ouuty boaru. This section will i>«* rrpr« sent«»d at th»» com S vnul , Senator biantutd'* i iieiioaic- i «ini- extent toenreil his f uiie as a Tor Grant s Passsignal service oftiea will be ingdistrict fair, but not extensively, as w«nild nal tUiy that year trotte«! n« a 2*year* •ratesii.an an 1 sclio.ar. Hal lie not suppli'd with signal Hag* after October 1st, have b«'«n thecas«* had th«-Liuk ville conflagra old in the Ix-Kt lime un d f»>r that po-«,‘- <-d the v, isaiilitv that made his (or ii .-;i .x' i a • ntv-four hour* In a-lvanc«* of tion not occurred. B. W. Lew is has leas«*! throld Klamath hous«* age, 21 b *C w»*- k at Narr " mvii *«», hi presene a we’.com“ blessing ami In» changes iutbe weather. prospector from th«* Eiist, looking for in th«- «-ast«*rn « n«l of Linkville, and ie renovat the rate fur the Occident »»take?, trotted name a synonym of mirth, Co would b A ..i< :a<.v » tor liv«* fumilies, lust week t» l«*graphvd ing and repairing it, r«n»iy for thr accommo in the remarkably fa?»t time for a 3-year have ratike lah've Evarts a, a s<-h->lar from Gi ant s Pas* for them to cum«* on; she dation of guests this we« k. old of 2:16^. While bhu cannot vet i or Rand ill as a stateuman; and it was bad 1 >und the Eldorado. Mitchell, who represents Morford, the Cal Tbe tax levy of Jos«’phinc county will be ifornia catti«*-buyer, wa* « xport'd tn Sprague compete wuh Axtell fur tbe honor uf soiim limes . i.ialtei ot rt gret to h.iu tw< nty mills i»n th" dollar f«»r all purposes this river valley last wrtk. an«l will no doubt pur- having the bent record,die e io *.!• od !•* that he had been endowed with i y« ar. the sam*- a* int.li* in Jackson c«>uut> . or ch;u*«- a large number of breve»». Io any of theoth»-i a^piim^ young-tern on ttie ba, py lac u?y _ of makoig _ men !aii/h. a quarter ui one per c«*nt. less than usual. Fall trade was just opening up ami the out- the turf. Tour correspondent is informed that several Io« k was brightening L t Linkville at the time iur it gaimd t un, to» early, a reputation b<»\s “painted the town red" and rais«*i th« tire »»ecurrvd. How ver.our merchants arc for v. it and l> y that overshadowed ins cow put" a disturbance- at Grant's Pass a few tlavs getting down to bustnvss again. T iik fanioiij Johns Hophin> universd} r,-al ab I'.tv iu statccrait and literature, amcc. Tn«} should have be« ri put in tbe The insurant*«» adjuster* ar«* generally be “ t«s l« r" for tbeir temerity. an ' pel naps .'ircttuisci ib'd his sphere of of Baltimore ¡a bankrnt»', through th? having v«ry cleverly loth»' losers b\ the late Work is progressing rapidly on Sherer Jt fire, most li»s*r* Bring paid in full amlthccom- manipulation a ui John W. Gariet', piv.s ae*io!i t «■•me i xtent m hi« later year». u« w 2-sforv brick store buihling on panirs waiving the usual sixty «lay s. Witti a'l Ids sunny tenijvrament an-t Judson's i«i-»nt ot the Bail tu »re and <b «urai -u id Sixth street at the Pass. The dim**nsious art* The Linkville tire affects n«’arly every por o ty, he was une of the bard- 5»)xlUU f *et, an 1 it wih <>«• one of tho handsom tion HopKins cn«L»we«l lh»* uiiiveia tv w-tn neatly j of tlu r.unity, a* many of <»ur prop!«* were est buildings in town wn -n completed. — t vv> rk tig ami lie i < u cientions indebted t*> the im rchants of Linaville. who >4,000,000 «»f B. A <>. ran run» 1 ptock, an I Conduct >r W. w. Shofner, who was accl- arc necessarily asking lor their money. ap|Mjintrd Garrett trustee. >!«• look ad o.eui ’ 1« wil l ever a bulled a scat in d»*ntally killed in the yards at Portland on Building !>prrati<.ns ar«- In progress in the vantage of the power as trust'O fur his eongres«; a id not alone l,is colleagues M mdayof l«ist week. ba«i many friends here burnt district and several of Linkville*a busi- own private gain*, ami in wr -eking the and ass-iciates in 'he l.o'iso w*il ;i:i»a I wb > deplore his death. The remains were in li« >s men will In* on han«! soon agaiu. Their radroa»l succeeded al* » in wrecking u»e ins pre.«< nee hereafter, but In« constitu i' rrvd at K >scburg on the Wedn«*wiay follow pluck is «h-serving uf thw greatest success. ing his death. ent» w.11 tin I it hard indeed to till the Mr*. M. E. Williams proprietress of the St. proHpecta <»f the university. A farmer at Altbouse was smoking bis pipe Charh'.s hotel, which also went up in thettam«*» vacancy caused Gy his death. while hauling s<raw ia-t we« k. when a spark on th«» 6th inst., had just returne«! from Port set tire to the l«<a«l. and straw- and wagon went land at the time of the conflagration. She lost T he president ha* received the resig T hose wim read the incident, in the re in sinok»*. It was with difficulty he un every thing that sb«' was p«>Rm*ssvd of. nation uf James W. Tanner a* coiumi*- cital of tlm Johnstown d sa«ier. will re- up hitch»*! his team after »'scaping himself, w ith Geo. T. Baldwin proposes opening business nioner of pension*. In ti»e letter con lueiuberthe «iikeuing sense of horror the l»»ss uf a part of his beard. *<» -n again and growing up with thrcountry. veying the recignation it i* *ai I that the with which lln-y ,s-tu«ed the account ol The Palace hotel at Grunt's Pass Is proving He commenc'd at thr bottom round of the a popular resort. No pains are spared hidd«*r S» vrral years ago, and had gradually «a>mmi**ioner Wfite* that he recughizt » •he vandal wielcii who was detected in to please the public, and consequently worked up until he wascla*s«'d with our most that d i tie re lives exitt l»etweeu himmif I tne act ol sevei mg a finger (ruin the hand thvr»' a libera', patronage is b«*st. >w •<! on thcpropri»- prosperous merchants. May niccem attend and the secretary uf the interior re*pect' ' of a young girl win»*! corpse lay hall tr« *s Don't tail tu patronize the Paine»' while hi* »'ff«>rts. at the cuunty-s«*nt and judge for y ours« If. ing ttie administration uf the pt»n*ion Wr are Informed that Judge Smith will not i bailed in the saml and drift, in order to bureau, and that thei*e differences being | isiase.«.» l.uu eli of the ring ttiat encircled M. B. C.H'kerlinc of Murphy, of whoae rebuild his hot« I. but w ill content himself int« n«ied improvements to his mill we mad" a with conducting a hr*t-«-la** store. H«»!.«hav ra«hcal, in the interest uf a thoroughly i Tiie indignant by»taml--rs promptly note in a late issue, has been venting hi* ing thr store building formerly «»«»ciipied as a satisfactory administration ui the vfli e, > ivriiged the deed oy taking the loiter'» rignt«*ouN indignation ngain*t the outrage!> uh butelirr*h«»p repaired and will .soon bv selling he shuuld resign. mad«* by the Southern Paeittc| on good* again, having orti« red a new stork while life, and a l right-minded men applauded charges freight from P >rtlan«l t«> southern Oregon. in Portland. lucir action. It is with feelings akin to freight from Chicago to Portland on a I r ih Hani t > »><« tlh* intention of Col. flu- s.ckening sensation ttiat one peruses The flour packer cost Mr. ( ock'-rlin«* $6.10, an«l A Had Mtory. Donohue to "I'en I the San Eraneiwo tne commeuta of tne Ore-jmiian U|>on the fr«»m Portland to Grant's Pass $*.50. bcsid«*s •*>me v« ry excusable urofanitv. The chil«! coughed The moth r ran »nd North l’.uitie railway, the present I of every prominent D ima-rat who A cave-fn at the placer mine of Raze«* A Co. no remedy was near. P»*f re morning the terminus of wluch is at L'kiah, to < re- • ! pa- es bom the hu«y l ie ot cartli to (lie on Sucker ere«k. on th" 5th instant, caught poor little sufferer was dead. Mor 1 Al cent city, »nd eventually to i ttei t a con -■ p-»«efi:l sleep oi death, where tne com Mr. Razee in mud and gruv« 1 up to his chin, nectioii with th<* N irtii rn l’.ii h tail- mon piac. ex if humanity lias de r.-.d whiiu b<* was at work in the drain, and it was ways kee,» Dr. Acker .»• English Remedy a 8ol<l bv E. (’. Brooks with much difficulty that his friend and part han«! road by extending his l.ne up the coast. ami all good men's sense of propriety ner, w. a . Johnson, could rcscu«* hirn from There are so many lai roads b-mg built and fitne-s tias determined, tlia* the dead th«* debris before th«* water rose above his on paper now that our cannot te.l what »had lv at lest from the carping critic h«*ad. Both men wer«'badly bruised and hurt, credence to give such rumors ; but a road amt no more iccountable to man lor tbeir audit was soinvtim«’ b«toie it whs known whether or not Razee would revuv«*r. Both will unquestionably be built up the •hortc .ni.ng«. Ail iui n are human an I were doing well at last accounts. coast one of these day». have uieir faults ami foibles; hut some ’ tin re are in every party who are so snpe- | REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. T he industry u( making paper from liur in mental endowments, adiuinistr i- cottonwool ptilph tapidiy l«ec«jiuiiig one t.ve ability, »tatecraft, integrity or learn Th** i '»-• following . — .,i. «!«•« ■.••• ds ii. bare li.o »• been invn filed ui<-i tor lor r«*c- nr- oi the ng luanulacturing interests ot mg to tl«e _ C'.’Himuti I ord in the office of the county clrik hi nee tbe • r«* ...................... »ble h«»i<i that ‘ by East 1‘rtl.ind, the being railed consent th -y are accord--d a di«t;nction , last report of th" T i .MK m : • I -vn u.e Willamette river to th»» in.11. ‘lint ••ievatx« them as upon a pe lestal in (i. A I. ( o. to N. « M'k. lot Li in block 25, Gold • i . k ni a branch of manuf o ture that tile esiiuiati n ot tlm people; and when II)-I; >-»4 Ros»- >. Robinson to I). T. Lawtou; lot 11 cuuhl nut tail tu p«o»e profit a I 1 at ai«> vicii a in m di. « we enthrone him in our block 13, Mt'llorii; >300. one ot aduaen eligible points aloiu* Itugne Joel S. Smith to 11. B. Carter; 8 acres in two. affections and bid the world pause to do river. With the raw material aa plenti mm reveiencs. When a ghoulish spirit » S . K. 1 w .; >200. States to Henry Aiucnnan; 1(M) acres ful an we have it, and the «dear, pure l.ke ll.uv-v si'.tt bri-atlK'» detraction of In L'nited twp. 3HS.. R I W. mountain water lor manufacturing pur tne deml ami vaunls tlmir irailtic« when C. Magruder, trustee, to Dr. G. R. T. H« wpr . lots 5 an»! 6. block 3. ( '• nt nil Point; $l»J0, poses, we ahuuhi have paper mill-». -iviug, tho dead man's iriends and foes Ben Hayiu» nd. adtnnr., to John* Asbinead; .hike abhor t ie creature and Ins act. It 150 acres in twp. ./> s., K. 2 W.; >1500. Tux people of Fiance sunk $25,»,l»»,- is as though in passing ov ttie hero on ( barles ( lark to David Whetstone; lots 2ft. 30 and 31 m block " M. ' railroad add. to Ashland 000 in the Panama canal, u inch is to-lay his bier Scott had striven to steal tl»«* >250. utterly abandoned, tbe labor discha'g jewel “distinction'' from the dead man' njin’s ’ < • G. Abbott and an D M. Griffith tn F..S. Smith; cd. the uiachin-rv exposed to decay, hand, careie-a as tlm Johnstown vi::..„, ,II m :.R bond ..... . * for ~ deed * to • I »wlcr lolge—original claim. .liAliF ( *nr*<1 i «ir»n.-«1 in -.i t»ie excavations fust filling up. Un the oi thn wanton miltilati »n iivces-ary to Conditioned in sum of $3ono. peter Britt to Cai'l<>* D. H *ag; property m other hand, the Nicaragua canal is i-u-e lecoiuplisli In« purp.»»*—a meaner,mors tu p. 37 S.. it. 2 W_; $50. ( arlos D. Reed to Peter Britt; prup« rtv in of rapid completion The length 01 ti I ; c >hti^n|> ith« jiui pus«» th in actuated the canal will la-about 1") mile», orft about Body wre< ker, b*r I* c bauble lx Would i same township. Henry Amcrinan to J. I). Fountain; »iuit- thirty ol which will require exrivaviun. wrest Ii hi the victim of his rage v .-.I.I claim to 10 acres in twp. JOS., R. 1 E.; ®1. Within the next deeaue we ui .y confi not c'uic.i him, though it be al! that the i J. D. h'uutain to H. nrj Aim riuaii et al.; : laim to til-100 acres in Ashland; $1. dently tiok to u* heavy draught vessels • L ad lion leaves . .'bind. Lacking the «|Uit-« B. W. I)« an. iornivr «.>♦ riff, to Raphael Morat; front Liverpool inakirg the trip to tins grace to let ;L'i deed t<> 2*) acr« s m twp. 3«i s., it i W • -I frat men do live sheriff's coast m one-halt the tune now required, alter them w .r”e tin ev is interred with >KM). Full It -Illy « t al. t • Janies Carr; quitclaim withfreigina corr—*i»>'i<bng!y cheapened. ?i.«r bon s, oil w.’uM ever, I ke the to 72J4 acr s in tu p. J7 S.. R. 1 \V.; >|. '¡nomas to .1. H. Williams; quit-claim g.. .ui tiiat prev» oh d * id men's rutt.ug to T. lot 1. 2. bl..ck25. G >1 Hill. $1. T he grt’Mt xtdriu aion/ the l flesh, ur tlm liyen th.it li.l« h.s ii-ptil- it. A l. Co. to Eijzab. ta W illiams; lot 4, l>io« k coaMt last week ha* had > Mri^aering « ve circa-.« wi’.u what even the vultures 25. G‘M Illli; $40. throb (ruin ti»»* whi «I a an I the wavt* ul jttmes F. Wells to 5V. F. Songer; quit-claim ■ rating go id men’s ri j N.t, «i«t in <1 tbe P m *itic. We are praying f »r nioin- uieui'i.ie«. becan-e bis brute natuie re- to H1.» .icri s hi twp. <> S.. R. 1 W.' $30()U. Charb s II. H »aie to W. H. Jack**; «juit-elaim ture, win;*’ t-•• x-l h driUt.»* I. It a* III; » to com «• I • tl e | 'i ity oi '.heir mo t » |H »»er« * hi t wp. 37 S.. R. I W.; «1. Spere» r Cu» -I« r« t - P -b. rit* A O’Neil: 20 though w ;rrt«’ :>i another • !, a»»<l til s '>r t»-«• ii tegrity of their principle» •ere** in :w|». 3-3 S., R. 1 W.; $200. tl •• unv.z.viDg tniu'pi !ity oi *ea and wl lie iiv mg. 1 he la rer the fame ol the A. P. H iiuin.iii.J tn Wm. Kamzlcr*. 5 aerei in and a.r u!« the.*c wi^iern >hurea is »hef.iii, the more -Iial-v* 1 ‘lit Scott's vm twp 2S , R, 1 W ; E. J. Mi»»i iXtic i.» 1st «». B. Montagne; cast tia.Jic » »‘uhi labie u.th '.■; » tile* ot d.ctiveii**--«; ttie mute dialings..-h* I the half >»I l..î 3. uioi k J, Burr's add. to M««1ford* Hiiipurt-ck a*»«! «1 «i-tvr it’ (i rve» h u-* ci. ira c', ttie in >ie unsparing his band «2.'i ». Ck’.the v <•*. G i«t rumor« «1 that the Sum-'t » G M intague; one-half nere In of desvcr.vtmn. l'-î », bl«n.k -, B u r's add. to Medford; $2.'». jF.«ys>i* hi it«e XHiUonA*« ¥• I < >. Peniz i ai. tn Jus. H. Karris and Mary i’aik have I»*1! tho Uircbbintf »«“cevf the lut I. hi» » k 21. < « ntrfti Point; >250. Ii:qr.*st Oxer Shipley's Remains. lJ J. liai : troubled U»*tr;r und aie .*t-uut:n^ r »«v -t* »I to at •ft. ’ st «be iuqucat •' c '.J ¡’..if«: ’ 11% »’ t . i - • r.‘»n •« ».I ju'f. 1- ‘, «»verth< r »na ».s X a » - ■'.« •• a - »I. th«» folio’-.- Dam» I N< athairi:;i r r: i . ts a r • . u an . it.ch o vi nd. i. i»-titi . 1 u> lb" » ffect that ,n \ t >un l the r* !i»ai:i.s at» » it 75 yarJi» ¡rom ¡,. ; r.'k ■ v« r-’¿uich near i.Vunscrr» k • n Uu.1'’ 13; • a't C» gon .«n.| ;.»t f »’.«.»- « « .•«^»••1 w« r. '*it u ;i fi w I • i ' f t’..v? remain-. T j <»1 Cl. I' iti u t.i the I» •*.<* bh.»’v*-l tie ..vlih.v '• MP the gulch. Hi" , iah 1 ! “U :i Hi- _, u ' h and • b. !» • I awa^. when und. lie t;ita«r, H. W. <bii»le\. ’% .io a.-... i.)» i (• t ns ’ » i " 11.« \ were «list«irbet, Iden- iiU' i ‘lie g«in, c t. i*i.»rt. overall-», no««ta, ; . a . k»nt and e .rtre'v" bt .t ns i>< | »nvmg , , . » . kb n T. I .u¡" y. H»» gav tn» .».i'll :«■•»•* r1. « •' -appeal sm.e *»f L.s son on more.»»■, ti.» '.««» of Aujr»i*t. Dr. ,.( >: » -.t »iiimd »’».it th re was n > * v:- . V .!•!’■ 'I.I. HZ b n d'Mie ¿v» a sed \ -..i *- ill tl, i • • Cti’IH-e of th»» b“i. «; that It V «s i, »i pr< .'b.«' ’ . if hOV'T« » could be rh< t v\ • I. ,i . t < a >‘..f <•’’ «h»» gun f«»und ,.,t;» »,!.• t a..» »i- with ut I»re.-k.ii4 un" or .»,-! • b ii - 1 «.at tioin anp'it. ance* ot bis .>air, whKdi was cut «hort, and his l»oots h" . ii ' . n -t nave av -I I »ng alt. r heaving bom . I. ¡win Miipl« \ a1« ■ ubntithd the r inaina. -■ V« rai wim t« still« «1 that there was an au ty h 11 ,n t i" gun. b« sides - v, raí empty « i !- .n u • k is .id’<- ,»s d. Tti r*• w« re nut «V .m <g'« remaining uiui<«d, uni the rr - ii«- I uulu r us suini: I» n s m tb«’ vl- eiuify in licat.si tU.»z y «Ung Khipl- y ha t be« n - t . -a ‘ »tingi* ‘ th r«|uirr**i and ‘ grouwi* __ t» t i n «-am ■ to his d* ath. M’Htof thi’wit- :u —■ - c- n< urr d m tn«‘b li fthat from tue [j.-'.ti n.dta - r ma.ns and lue gun the dr. • »-< «i <•-uld hardly imv«- corar to his death fr n a gun>li"f uoun l cither accide ntal or , i r, -• iy dis« linrg» d from his own rifle. The . r hii ’. m lurv I.. uh «! that the remains were ta - fit 1’. Shipley, and tnnt th»' cause of hisd»alh uns unkn wn, in accordance with the t< stimony • licited. Wr ar or»«r. y ; trul we may i»u|*e in time to held tq i «eiveuur hare oi ti.e rain that fulls <-n tj.. '. n. i u th< juu*, tuier ‘.h‘e and the nnj zst. T he r»vn t incnîai di-tiirbare«> along thu .A’lai'iir M-a* «•»•a ..ard COlldi »1 ¡hr breaking : Goth ui th»» Western I’mon ocean cabl * p* a poi»»i pint uff t’ir Flew i*h cape, n »ar th» rican ecast, and trans- A’ Lu.i*c c.”» tii.i’«!« ’* rvrz r»»Mri< t» t' ** Ì ) curupauy (*:*>»!••'». The gray.’y of * ent *h< n it i » :t» d t’i-t it W» 1 rvipnre at least a U j ' j I nth i ' Mph« «* the e»ble** ; and if Iia. . vu.’th' r ¡ r»«VJd.* d'lriiiu • Ivtobor it mai t- * u»p«».—qi r io mak • « oiint ci i •r. t«< «pring America » now Ku i’.t m<tt rorurcJrd with lor Euif>|wm U)«il Hi a »«wripTfial brn-r that the 1 u* ’nt > * w r' I 1« ♦•!* »’'ifiF:<t»«r able api rei.<•r*- .» « tit«' j •K’.ibihty «T a eiiMil.r aceid -nt bet idling t’»r rema’Hing «-»bles, and * nee it-- rr u* lo • eg tifar aiaii commet . it,,.,. WlTHt»>.‘ I. lim.4 J-.lt, vt and fneixl v I lue 11, I ' r.-r>- iier.w l.o wan I .-1 w. t-k , <>'..| >■ | ,-.l •<> p down an.I out liotn tr.-i < • ;n’»';or<-r- wlnp ol |**n-!oni*, ttie !.. an ; u lian alao falJ«-r. D‘ t* Ii ■ -:«!- m tbe mind» <■( the • I i-* <iier in,In publi. Iy binili u H’ <o<> ..u ki ‘'talkii'K t.H'much, ’ li.e Fixanli-nt bai antatfonixcd I bat lagu »imy cl i-x vt*-r- aria whuav pi in. i| al uecupation h i la, n- ty ye»>» ha» bren inceaa .nt t . a ah. n' the right of the j enaioner to appropri <te the aurplua fund» of the urn. ral iroverii- ment. Don't thw government tM*><.ng to the men who aaveJ it? Wl.v «•hou J one of it» awvior», who fnrni.-he I mor. than bia quota of word» and wind nx<-; <- »ary to the varrymc on of the war, b< thus mippre«»ed hr the tuirioua of i-o who bold ufli< e Ly g ai e of the Mu <‘ - eon letter and the iT“ti«H real » d if i" the »ale of \V»iinuiu..krr'x n.e p psoia? The patriot hero ba" fallen n|x>n h nd times when bin national champion i" thus allowed to he alaugLU-rvd in the bouse of bis friend«. G<«»r an»t Vitality \ t qi.iv * I y ■: \ i :» i«> eV. v ;«art <•( th" b*'<ly by H i * r'«.i• •«■*» i 1 » Th «t t»r»' ! feeling l’ ent r< ly ov«• i •. Tie blood is punti» d. en»k •<! a A vit-.l zt«l, pn<! rarri"H health in*»tea«l "f ii aerisi» t • evry organ. The st in- his toil. ! <• I Nt «engt bene 1. the ap- t:tv ’«• t ’eh lb k.d* . y * and Ever a»e rohMil ti < inv’¿..r. t* i. IL? bruin S re f e i.v I. li e i. .hd ina.!« (Ivar nn 1 fi tdy Í w.'/à*. Try it. Uh» Heinru Fade. W'uuen k»sc their b« my be*^au'»e cold undermine thtir life. l>r. Acker** English Remedy fur Cun^umpliop is nu absolute cure for coids buld by K. C. Brooks. H Amy to Caleb J. tT» im ; lots 11 and 12, block ntrn' i‘«»ini; ______________________ B à . K”.v« «t-» Euih'n PI« asantR; ____ lots _____ ,r>an«i - ■ — «». b'« < k .. ' t ntnu P mt; * II. rb'”t I’. W.». m ] to Jonii Wood«; lot 3, bhx k W dvil!. ; $20. A J. b i 'tiviitM rg t<» ()!He E. Stanley; lot 3. i»l<». k 2b, M»siford; $75. J.itili R. Kenio-tiy to J. E. Enyart; lot 10, bhn k 1»; Paik >«ld. i•> M-díoni, $17 ». V» . H B mi r to P. H. Oviatt; Hl acred in two. 3d H., R. »»' o ; : •>*>>. ;•**>». Sarah H. (hit1 r « t al. t > II. C. Lewi*; undi- ruin! « hi .-halt of lot 1!. I»l« < k 11. (’entrai Fuiut; «stfO >.tiup t » same; !nt«r«*t in lot 12, block 11, ('entrai Point: $1. Utiltt.fi Stat * m t«> W. L. JohttHon; pat« nt to !♦* fi« m in twp. S., !;. 1 E. > turn b » *a>nv; pat« nt 1« 40 acres in sume twy. * ¡ I i , I \ Tale of Fortuna Arhieved l>j Parlnj. T!<‘k-1 S”. H7.W» <!r» w .la. Fino ('..pira! l’riz, . .f -.«»■ a«! in tIn- int.Ht <ir..rnl liruwmr. Auguri I3,h. I1“*’.*. In tl>- J/nilaiann Mal«1 rv. It wa-->ld in fnir-linnal |>nrt« <4 twmti, tini ut «1 . a<-h «flit to M. A. Ihuiphln, N, w Orhana. fai. Twn to a «lep,x*it.,r l’nlxn National llank. New Ori «-a n«. I.n : two tn Chi,«. M- in bardi. St I. . uh , Mn.. tiir.-uah thè Franklin Bank of St. 1.41,11«: iw.fio John W.O’N- 1 -,ri,l P. II. Win. ti-rh y, thr •uah Fir.t Nulknai i.ank <f Corai- ean.i’. Tei ; "ne t.i Mr». F'oren--,- M. Roche. eitr,-ofj II Fernnnd, r.. Su. unnnh. Ila.; onc to M.-lebimt*« National Batik >-t «avaiinali. Ga.; •n<' _ >t«» ixifaj , ’ett«* •" Bank f of * ?-. St. Ir-.il«. Mo.; one to F >iii ili National Batik <>f Si. f...in«. SI».; two t> Antri.»! 'aliforinan llunk. San Franelueo. Cai., etc . et<- Ti. k> i No <1,332 <!r> w tb,* S<-- . m i < npital Pria,-of $U.I,O«I, al«o mìd in fruc- tionnl 1 wi-nti- ths ut SI ea< li, two to .I h « H. Raytnon ! A Co.. Auutin, Tea.; two to J. E. St. Atnanil. tìurid« >«on. Mone; two to Alexandt r Countv Nate-nHl llunk >>f Cairo. II:.; < ne to thè I’ >■•! ’« National Bank of M<»hil». Ala.; one to Flr.t Nati >nnl Bank >>t Mobile, Al«.; one to a Itnrtv in Baltimore, M<1., colli« l,«l Umiligli thè c « E.xpreaa C,i.; one to a corn»pondei>t in llavana. Cuba throiurh F. Eateva. '» Cai al SI.. New Orliain.«, lai , ,-tc.. ,-te Ticket N<> 75363 ■Ir. w thè Ti.Ini < apital Prlxe >.f «3n.tn>. alao «o|.| in fractional parta; two toaueiawilorNew Or'ean« Nati<>nui tkink. New i irli an«. la..; one I t v thè Trailer»* National Bank of Ft. Worth, r. x ; one to Merchant»’ National Bank r.t Ft. W>'ifi. T'-x.^ime to A. E. Mornlea. 15 Obiapa I St . Ilsvsna, Cuba; one l<> Am KaitinyTr.Üih ami Franklin Ave» . St. Loui.«. M>x:’ onèto ii. K Cohen, 357 Swnnd Avellile. New York City; one tu Amelia Paiaenhelmer. 910 Mulina'SI , St. l.->iiiu Mo.; one to Frinì Greenwiaal, Nor folk, Va.; one to Ch»«. Wetaali-der. 802 Ninth Ave . N- w York City, oac to O. W penbv , I Norfolk. Va., ete. Th>- ZCW Grand Il.awlna «ili ■ place at New Urbana. La , vn Tue». <ja. l»k . | day. Oct 15th WR9. of which full information i will be given by M. A. Dauphin. New Griteos I L< m QD gppüœUoo I ii For Soreness, Stiffness. prompt. Sure, Safe, Recent. Sore Llmbs. 8wy<»rt W . ltxy II. litt. Cawgbt eold la Habt and back iqff«r»d S •t Jscebs 0U cured *e. JACOB 8 CS ULT» Oregon. Amei Mf< Co , Chleop««, M am , Terrible Tain. Joa« n, nit From «r«r axartion eaugbt «Hol«nt cold; •▼•ry bon« was »tiff and »or«, ta torrlbl« pain Carad promptly by 8t. Jacob» OU. J 0 BuCXLBT PaymAater AT i>BLOGi8TJ AFÀ) DiALIR*. THE CHARLES « VOSELER CO., »>2;«,... M4. To «levi'lop«'thear thr«'«» is th«* tru«* aim to a great nebool. Lf!«* i« »*arn«*t, im<! whm-vrr hopes to reach the highest succeas must have first th«» flolid foundation ot a tru«* niHnly • »r w< »manly rliai art er. based upon tin* low of truth, honor and upright n«'ss; next, intelligence, to com- prebend fact* of pr<*ben<l th«* th«‘ great and ami important facts <»f life, lite, with tin ir relationships r«'latioiiKhips to on«- another, and last but not fvHKt, strength of b«>dy to enable him to I b«*ar w«'ll. Th«* * f of .»f it iwar hit* his work lightly an ami I well. Tbe t« Kt of a *<'lv»oi *(*ho«»i*K * w.rk w«»rk is th" th«- *u< suvc .- ks Its Mud«*nts. Ev« rv c«»unty In the state ran bear t«*tim<»ny to the intluenc«* of the Normal. Hotli gruduat«-s ami students hi ••• doing h«»n« Kt, ' ff« « tive w«»rk in th«* public schools and in almost every department of business. Twenty-eight <*ounti« K sent students last y «*:ir am! in a graduating class of thirty-scv<*n members fourteen counties wer« r«*p- rr8«'ntvd. Honest ami eai u«*Nt effhirt i* t In- Mecr.-t of suer« Preparatory. Normal, Normal Advanced and Business Courses. Thorough work and light rxp«*ne«»s. A war for <i'»u.hn. Tuition, 17.1 _____ . ___ of ___________ >7.50 aud$10 _ , pvr . t«*rm ten wetks il il x*—.x*"" Board at Normal dining hull, <1.50 per w«»« L Ruom. 50c 1i> $1 per we« k. Good imard in fntniliea, with light and tire, from <2.50 to $3.50 per week. Ask your county superintendent about free Hcholarnhip*. Oregon. rhivancD by REAL-ESTATE 1 1 k) t ! JACKSONVILLE. < !ltEG< 'N. RE.AL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENCY Notary Public and Conveyancer. Jackson Countv Securities Buiidit and Sold / Farms, Village Lets, Improved and Unimproved for Sale or Rent. NORTH PACI FIC COAST HAVE FOK SALE THE FOLLU« l.XG 1>E pro|>erty: , I ncribed THE HOLMAN TRACT I One liundr«*«! and sixty acres of No. 1 i hoi« «». level laud, over one-half cnclowd with a *ub- stantial aenc«»; «»nc of tbe very I»est fruit and veg«*table ranch«*» in th«* count}; rich, roindy loam, water«-d by Appl«*gute er«-« k. impr<»v«-d ,<7 with a g(M»d dwe(ling-ii«»UKe w ith hix rooms, a flood log barn, granaries and otb«-r outbuiid- ngs; twu hundred bearing fruit tre<•*, aw»«»rt«»d varmtic«, mostly fall and winter u|>pl<**, ¡>1« nt> of small fruit»«, near a g«»od school, good out rang«* fur stock; guv, rnuient title. Price, Ilan been platted and thrown upon the market in lots ranging . „ in size from two to eight o acres price» bid« $56111*; half cash, balance in on*' and two year«, varying from to x-10.00 per u< r<— ■figures f which barely cover the original cost of the propertv and deferred ¡»av meats to be s«'cur«*d by a mort gage un the premiBcs. expeiihi' of surveying This property was purchased and subdivided, No. 2 A g«M»«l farm of 200 acre's oh Evans cr« « k. in the Meadows. Improved with a dwelling lt»£!4 het with tiv«* r«»«»ms. a barn and stables. k () acres fenced, 40 h « t « k hi cultivation, w ell wai- but to induce a desirable class of immigration to settle in what is acknowledged to be the must desirable ered und a tine outsid«* rang«* for Mock. A N«». 1 st«M*k farm. Pric«'. fitte<-n dollar* per acr« . fruit section in Southern Oregon. The land is deep, rich soil, a large portion of it being sub irrigated by ciuiii. Title perfect. No. 3. drainage from the mountain and is covered with a thrifty growth of pine, laurel and manzantia brush, the F«>ur tnib'S from ( « utrni Point railroad st«- value of which tor firewood will mure than pay the eo.-t of clearing the land, as wood is worth $3.<lo per ti«iii, a *t«»«k lurm of 160 acr« a. <»n a county r<>a4, about fortj acres <*f w hich is good grain coni on the ground. The entire tract lies directly in the land aud forty acres good fruit land. lmpr< A- ed with a dwclHn<-buiMc Title jM-rfect rr.-• . $s.jo (Mi. cash. No.«. A fin«* M«»< k and grain farm oi Ufl’acrce. 3»j0 oi Jucksoti count« Then' has never been a season when orchards on adjoining land have failed to pro acr«* under teuc«. ; ¡MJUacres farm land; lUUacr<*s w<md kind; ten acres of a good dure a good crop. Il i.- one of the few .-.ections in the county when- the paper-shell almond will produce panturcand young orchard and a mev yuuog vin«yard; E veby Y ear . The certainty of an annual crop will make this land infinitely more valuable in the near two dwvHing-UouM*s and two good wells on th«- place. There will b<* s«,iwwith tne tauu a larg»- amount of agricultural imph tnvnts and s«>in«* future of fruit growing than those section-> subject to killing spring frosts. houseu«»iu furniture alsoanumlH r of garden t«iuls. All go with th«* piare. G«»od out*!«!«* range forst<»ck. Pric«*, $’»,.5UU; half cash, bal ance in two equal y«-arlj pay im nts, to draw 1« - gal intcr««M tr<»in day «it ran', to b« secur«*!; or and will prudm-e every variety of semi tropical fruits in tin- highest perfection. Intending settlers should ail cash, at option ot th«* purchH*«T. This land is situate«! west ot th«* D« bing« r Gap. Titi«- inspect this property closely before investing elsewhere, as cveiy lot will have a permanent and intrinsic perfect. A good home f«»r M'Uivhody. No. 5. value for fruit-growing, regardless of suiroundings. The propertv is all Th«* KU, «»f ,<Wi4 of NWi4 of rtvtlon 8». in twp. .4»» south, rang«* 1, east, bring part »ff donaiiou claim ot J. Bozaith, on wt*t sid«* <jt Antelope creek; good grain and stock-farm. au<l the Jacksonville l’ublic Schools, which rank among the best in the state. The entire tract adjoin? $2U per acre. No. 6. the corporate limits <>f Jacksonville. The branch line of railroad from tlu; O. .t C. to the county scat will Forty a«'r«*s of timbri land <*l< *«• to th«* < «>un- ty ruad leading toth«* Big Butt«* saw-mill; val undoubtedlv be built soon. uable chieliy tor nui timb«T.» G«»v« mim nt ti tle. Th • own«*r is out «>1 tbe “tab* and tin laud will bv sold for tiv«' dollars pet a«*r<*. cash. A bargain fur somcliody. N«>. 7. Inferior fruit land i> els. where si lling .** for live times the figure at which these desirable lots are offered. Tw«» hundr«*d and forty a«'r«*s—sixty h < n* f« need and in cultivai'.' ii; impn veU with a For fufthcr particulars nice bearing orchard ot tin« assorted train tr*'«*; n dwmihng hou*«-, a barb ami other out- houses. Two Ktrcams ot wat«i run through - ■■ 1 . . X 1 this place, it is susceptible* of b«'ing divided Hit«» tw«» pi« <■«* ot on«- hundr«d and iwviity acres each. The u>»rth iuiit <>1 this piaev is un improved. Th«* improved 60 acres arc w«»rth ■ riie oth« r IM) acr« s. F«»ur mu« * troni Central P«»int railr««au slate»u. Tjt!«*p<r- feet. No. &. I I i f A farm of 120 Hcrvs, improved with a com fortable dwelling; 1« n acr«-« Imcvd and in cul tivation, with a .iving spring near tin du« ll- ing. Oncuf the Very bvM m .»«.k rang«* in lk< county. Yank«-«'crevk flow* through this land. Title |»crf«vt. Prive, *xu. No. 9. A good place of 160 acres, improved a lib a g'»«xl. new r«*id«*nw. barn and graiuuy ubout >W.\ FKOPEKTY, I ARMA. VINEYARD> sixty acres feueed. with an orchard of about and Mining Claims bought and sold un com ouv hundred ass<«rtv«i fruit u«.»vs; on«* targ«* mission. Kpring ami other small« r «»n«s on the farm. INING PATENTS Obtained at r»a^»naH« ■ Yankee cr<»<'k runs through th«* place. Splen rat«-s am! with «hspatch. did Ktuck rang«*, w it h g<-wi nm« nt tIth*. Ft ic«* ROMPT ATTENTION giv« n to all buslm ** I $lUUh. cash. connected with the-Land Office. No. 10. A brick hou.*« and larg« lot in Jacksouvilie. LAND AT BEDROCK PRICES, witn a stable. A comt«>nabl« bom«, and titl. p«*rt«vt. Pri<*<*. $600; <2UU <wdi and balance in flirti» No. 42. 2W»« t « An unusually cold Summer in Sacramento has left us with a big stir thr«*«* equal ¡»ayincuts of six. tw« lv« and « lgh- 2d») acro» of unimproved lami. 30 a« rrs t«-« n month*; deferred payment*tudraw t« n plus of light-weight good.-. We make no practice of carrying goods which is prairie lami ami tue balani•• gt» percent. 1 nt treat. timber land. All g<»>»«l fruit ami grain lai' over seasons. < Irders by mail will be tilled at same prices as the No. 11. with two 11 vmg Kprings «»f water. Four mil frame h««u*« in Jacksonvill«* from Jacksonville. goods are mailed over the counters. We have thousands of interest for A comfortable sal«' or rent un r«-a.*onable t«rina; thr«*« ri>onu» and kitchen; iocat«nl on Tluni stn-et. ItiQ avi cm . ing bargains, of which the following is but a fair 1000 No. Xi- ami has a good well uf wat «rati he d< »or. with t’nimprov« d; well wut.w*l, and a flrst-vlasb (•ent's Mohair Coats ami Vests reduced from ail mx'f'KHarv outhouses. NX ill t»«* Hold cheap. ¡»lace to make a good hointV I iui the owner is in eastern Oregon and tin* no Straw Hat", tLe June price divided l>v 2. $4500 No. 55. IU0 ncr«'s. i further u*c for th«' property . Unimproved, l« v« I, rich grass and fruit land; No. 12. 50 to Balbriggan Undershirts reduced from 34 running wat«’r; tith . d««natioii claim. A gicat St.^ of SFA4 an«! NWt4 <>( >E’4 aud NI?i bargain; 7 mile»» ch .-t of Central Point. french '* “ and drawes from 1 25 to 75 «•f Th«* SWt4 ,»t s<v. 15. tw ¡». 37 south, range 1 « »mt. H>. l<»0 acr«-*. Autciopc « to k run»- Night Shirts $1 quality now 63c, *• 1 25 to 95 containing through this place; a g«x*«l stock-farm. Pric«*, 4M! acres—2(1) acr**s rich, let el, bott«»m lami, cleared; lUavr«*« t« n«*««i; small mm*«* and Kta- Fancy Calico Dress Shirts, regular price 25 $5.00 per acre. A g«»od investment. t’>5 to blr; bearing un'Uurd uf choice variety ol ap No. 13. ple«; 2^0 acres ol y«:ll«>w ami sugai -pm«- tim- Dn>s Good i- regular qualities, reduced f/om A two-atory brick house in Ja«-ksonvilh*. 16 Î to ovr; guu«i Kit< for saw-mill, g.-ni roads Kum i* 4» »» 4» 44 with water ¡«ipcs to the premises, auu through 12J to mer and winter. Evans « r« « k runs on cast «•a« ti room m tbe bouac» from a living spring. boundary uf said land and can b« iitiliz«*! t««r Tn«-house is located on a full half t'bnk -4 10 to irrigation. Six mile* trom R. R. «h p«4; «m«-- land, 100x200 feet m mz «*, and has an th«' fruits f.'urt n mile from school and post.jtii« « . Pi * • grow ing th« rein n<c<'«**ai y ior a family to use. Semples-ent, but you must order lively >12 per act o. The premises now relit lot >20 p« i* m«*nth; L’;;n..;.cr Millinery at half price. Lawns, Challis White Good»- pric«.* >25U0; <l.Vfl» al tini«* of sal« . del cred | ay - «I. 15(>0u«'r«*ü, uniii)pr«>v«*i, all lv\«'l, rieh. I»ot- meats to b<* m.*cur«*d by a mortgag«' «»n tin* «•tc.. prices liacki'd all to pieces. tom laivi; well wat« red. pl« nt\ «>t timhvi. land I pretnis«*, or all cash at option of tu«* pure nos can l»v mad«* tbc b« *t «lairy innen in in« .Mal«* Sateens, er. Thi-« is a v< ry d< *irabiv location, l»<mg French, quality 35c now 25c; 25c now 16<je; 2<,cnow 12^c; among ut Orvgun; 23 mik * 1r»»m A*n:and. I’ i i « * <6 th«* very b< M family rcsidtucc-s in the p«*r avrv. l’< rin*, half < abh n liand, baiancv town -title p« i !«*ct. 15c now 10c, etc. ou « h *> i • i in-'. No. 14. All Silk Lace Mitts, regular price 25c now 11c, etc. etc. 82. A nice place, partly enclosed, and n box 177 acres; 90 acres f«*nc<\! au<! in eultivatioit. THE NIMBLE NICKEL CATCHES T11E house <ui It, l>« ing humcfttcad « ¡aim «»1 BULKY DOLLAR John McCounell. in the Hous«-, bai n, orchani, in« aduw, one-halt mt« r- sections 6 ami 7. twp. cst in watcr-<iitch arm wat« r-right. ami k >M< ui south, rang*' 1 west, containing 16rt ucr<*s EVERY TIME. of irrigation by winch 12.» ae.«may l»v irri- Good outside range fur cattle. Price, $lv.(nl gati'd. Stream of wat« r running un north per uerc. boundary of t no place. Teu miles from coun ty s«-at, and un»: ami a half miles trom post- I 126 iu'r«*s. within 4 milt’s of G««id Hili, R R office ami schoolhouse. Pric«*. >>»UU. 66. !• station, iinpruv«*d with a «lwi*lluig-h«»u»»< and (67 acres, all fenced and in vuil i vat ion. It I k stable, a bearing orchard ot lrult tr«*«'*, an«l situated in tne heart of Rogue nvti valley.onu • jkaownestbe upper Hails place, ¡»rice >1I.(N mile trom Central Point avp«»t. Tnrcc «<»m- ¡»cr acre. Hall ca>ii, baianc«* hi «»ni*y«nr; de- fortablv dwellings and three barns ar« on tlu.* f rrr«*d pay iu« ute tu be s«<uured by mortgage tract, also an orciiurd of a ciiok«* variety «>1 on property. A nice litth hum« f«>i sum« hotly fruit. The soil is tie*', rich, biuck loam, ami No. 1«. will grow alfalfa without nrigation. U in I»« I Lots numbe r«*! on«* and tw«» of section 31, in sold as a whole or subilivhlvi into 3 faunHot tow nship 35 south, ot rang' 1 wot; a is«» th« lol 2UU, 1‘J7 , 270-acr«« tracts. Tn« t «* is nw want«* land ! numbered 1 of section 6, hi township ¡ki south, on this tract, and it is without qu« sth> ii on«* «4 ot range 1 w<*t, v«»ntainnig in ail is* acre«. rnc last farms in Jackson county. fort<inib Pric«*. $6 per acre. and pric«*s call >»u «>r address the unde r»ign«*d No. 17. at Medford, Oreg««n. A coiufortable framehouse withu v« rv large W. l«»t iu Jacksonville, in a good iu igUburlHiod, 1(50 acres; 106 acres fcnc«*«! and in cult i vation ; for sab* on reasonabl«- terms; has a large sit five avr«** in orchard; dwelling ami barn and ting-room with a g«MHi fir« ¡»lace. tw<>g«>od b«*d- g«.»od fences. A tu>t-« ¡a-- place. Nine miles MAN1FACTURERS OF riMinib ami a kitcb«-n. a good w«ll«4 water at from nuiroad depot. Price, ><2Urt; two-thirds the door. woodh«ais«*, etc. Price, $ h « i . cash down ; balance on easy b rms. • No. IM. 8V. 210 iu*r«*A adjoining th«* corporat«* limits of I Lands in sections 7. is. 19,20.2V, ami NU of tin* thrift \ mid g i -u mg city ul Medford, ail section 30, in tow iiblnp .*!>'» south, range I west; fenced and m cultivation; a go«»«l dwvlnng- containing 1136 acre*, and lands m *« < t««mh 12. huu.*c and a viry larg«* bain; small orcbar«J. 14, 23, 24 and 25. in township 35 south, ot rang« ru»*r«'i.( no waste lami <>n tin* piac< ; tin soil [2 w«st, containing 1««' acr«*. Il au «4 lu«» is a rich, black loam ami *.••«*, easy t »ciiu.- • iibovr-m<-niiomd hind shouid la- M«»ld in *nu vet< und wry priHiuetivv. Tin* iarin will no j body. $6 p« r acre is tne price. It s-ud in uuun- subdiii ided into . tnu cs. ii debit d. tities n«»t lubsihan irtatro. at $10 to $15 p«.r acr«», according tu the quality uiiu quantity of Price, $50 p«*r acr«*. iand M<»id. T« i ins, on«- tinru chm I i at tun«- «A 90. sale, balance on time to suit pun has* r; «1« f« r- ’200acre* known a* tl« II a k lijo* or (’ol- edpaymeuth to I m * s«vur«-d by a mortgag« -n • ins’ place, aixjut thr«'«' iiiiii i s from Medford, th«* ¡«Iitiiis«'*. This land is mostly *<igniiy roll on the 1’ivrni.v aivl Eagle - Point road, c<mtain- ing clay soil, and is among tI h b«-st fruit > mg Hu aere.* ol rich iartnlug laivi. alluod r in Ja< k*ou <-<»uuty. fenc«‘. with coinfoitaule lv ii*<- ami go«j«i ¿«urn, new uutnouacH, well, «tc. This plac« d« s w« ii No lv. to tlx* auu, i.K well drained, ami well adapt* >1 iHiil acres, m«»»t!y fenced,and impi<>v«»*l, with tor eitlu-r fruit or lanniug land. Pi«nty«>t a dw«liing-hous«, and a got-d litig« barn, with timber for all ukc * with piare. It iK*ituat«*d a living spring of wat«r n«ai th« «:«»< r. mar within one und tiir«-«-t««ui tn* mil« s oi l*hu*ni.v Antna h Hch«»«H house, prtc«* $20.00 pir avr<. A railroad depot. ( an « usily b«* mad»-on«* ot tn«' good bargain. h«*i ruiifiiiiN on th« cast side ««1 Bear er •< k. No. 20. Price, $32 50 per aci «•. 91. Land in section township ¡¿5 south, range 100 acres; 100 fenced ; 45 in cultivation; eight 2 wi st; also lands in Mcti««iis 31 and th« south acres ul alfaifa; young orchard <d .iUU c hoice half uf section 30. t«^vnship 35 south, rang« 1 variety of fruit tr« us; small vm«*>iir«i; go«»d, west, containing 150u aero; all fenced with a new dwelling-houat, barn and outiious«*; g«»u«i rail f« ih « and i uns io R«»gu<* nvt r. U il’ running wat«. r thr«'iigh the farm; good out- be sold cheap in lota to suit pur«-lias« i * h , an«! range tor Muck. Tho 1«« n mil« s lrom rairvad I at prn*«*H according to Selections made. dvp««t. Pric«* fur crop and farm &3UUU. No. 22. 92. A<! l»j() acr».'K—100 f«'nc«'d, ’»0 acres in culti vatilffL A No. 1 grain an«l st. * k farm of290a<r»>, 5 hi meadow of alfalfa and tinvjthy, goo«! orvhaid, miles trom (’«ntraJ Point iabroad station snd Vie* of F«-ncr in Position. plenty of tlrst-clamcgarden land. allc«»v« r«-d bj six mh«s from M«*dt«>rd railroad station; all water from tw«> irrigating ditch« *, two lnil«** lvv«.*l, bin« k lan«1 and «n«*l«»s< d w ith « mu«-tall lrom MW-iniU, !«n< mile fr-m actu»l-h«»UBe, hnre. ami all under cultivation. hnpi< v«d will make a tlrst-cla*.* dairy ranch; fencing with h small dwcltiug-iiouse. a barn .K>x3»i t« • 1, in splendid c«m<litioii. buildings «»nly fair, lum larg« granary . m g.sfii «¡»i ing w hich turnislaca ber cheap ami handy; 1.5 mu«** from ran read ph nty of wat* i* Tor d«>m«t»ti<- and *t«a k pur- depot. Price, $2U<iO, crop included. ¡*os« «. Thia farm is suh • plibl« <4 la ing «livid, «•d into tw«», three and 1<>ur farms, as « very 120 acre* -(XI tier«'« f» need and 30 acres in cul tier«- of it in goal land ami n< ar a m -| kn «| and tivation; five a< r«s in alfalia, *mall orenard, ¡»ostuffic»*. Till«* ¡x-idevt. Puce. $j0 ¡»«rat re. £MF*<’u»rcHpondenvc Svlicitcd«^d dwelling-houMv, small barn.et«'., running wat« i No. 23. through th«* place. Price, $1000. i A farm of 124 acres. m U lev« I land, four 94. • from < ♦ ntral ¡’«'Hit railroad station, all !« n« «d 320 aer«*s—280 arr«?R fenced and 150 acre« in i with a rail fence ami - v* r !<■' m n m hi < ultn s cultivation, go«Kl house, barn ami outinaiM*»», thin. Bia«*k B0il, improv. <1 Witb B dw<-| ng gum! orchard and vim yard, sev< ral large 1*4 * tl ; hou*«-24 x 24 fe« t with 1«.ur r«*>m»* .*» I«arn_,,i24 springs, affording plenty of wat. r f.»r guide n '451 ! fe«*t, woisihi’iisc 2uxJh i<< <. mar u g«*«i •< bool, irrigation, lo acr«-s oT timothy m«-a<i«»w; six two g«HMi wells of wat«*r ami go« si outsid« i aiige ~~ I "■ I ■ loika from Grant’s Fans. Pric ’$.5(«'. A great f«»r stock. Govei ninvnt title. Pri«*«. Ki .TUh cash. bargain. Terms, on.-half cash, balanc«* on W. B. TXYlXil«. L. E. IIOOVKR, «•asy t< ring. No. 25. A. A. Rosa. W. B. N eim > n , IB. A comfortable frame in ns«* in .Luk*« tivillc. 120 acres of fruit land, within two nPL s ot Six« of lot, . ’ »2x274 tv« t. has a stat»i« and other Grant's Pass, will b" sui>divid«*d in 10 «»r 2i'-acrv <»ut-huus«*s, an ass« rtment uf fruit tr«« s, has a tracts if desired. Price $7 50 pvr acre g«Msl w« 11 ot water at the d<»or. Pric«'. $.'1511. •9 • Br~l haw Great Bargains to off« r ami it will No. 34. pay you to exumltu* my list car« fully before Th« F. M Fred«*nburg farm, situahd in m v - MHiiufa<-turur* <»f and Deal«*!*» in purchasing elbewher,‘. |f you ha* « anvt»rop I fi«»n 15, («»wnshiplW south range ..w ■............... - 3w«st. - • •Tty fur sal«*, cume and sc«* in«* and I willjl«» my ! tainivu UUacrea; atajut 40»u r»* fvnz*<*d w <H km best for you. I ! good tail fence ana in cultivation, ba ’ npce un Office next door b» Grand ( "titrai Hotel, I I improved iaml; two springs of WMt« r. une near Medford, Orvgr»ii, th«* hou»<x Rogue rlvtr f«Tin* the west« tn HENRY KLIPPEL. '••'boundary uf this place. lni|»ruMd with a « I dwehing 14x2b i«-et w it!» < room*, shed barn I 17x36 feet and other outbuibliDg*. Thia ¡»lace in uu the cast aide of K»»gu« river, of H from Gol«i Hl:l railroad station. Government title, ¡»rice $2,50». Terana, onc-Ualf « a*h at time of sale balanc«'on on«* y«*ar*s time, to b.* m '- ilOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE cured by a m<»rtgagw on the pu nuso; or all I caoh at option uf purcha*« r. Ij are two vacant scholarships in the Stat«* t Diversity at Eugene <*ity ami tw««at Mon Parties wishjng to purchase any uf th« above mouth Normal School, at the disposal «»f Ju« k- • lands, can stop off at Me.itord. w Lt i «• the \ wU> Sun county. Applicants for scholarships will » ta* nut at tbe railroad dt-|H,t un the an Ivai i»f pleas«» forward th<*ir applications in writing to trains by Mesars. Wiialcy A Co., real <>- tbe county suprrint« n<i< nt In fore August 25, tat«- ag« nts. wb«i will convew th« m in g«Mw! 18«9. an required by law. OiML't to ally of the lands 1 bait foi b<4t,Jne H H. MTTCHELL. of chartv 1 Jr conrej-once Oninty Surerinteudent of Schools. t* NOT FOR THE PURPOSE OF GAIN, Grant's Pass, the Trade Cen ter of the Largest and Rich est Gold Producing Region in the United States FilOST-PHOOF iiiciyr i'',i«.Lnrr It is All in the Thermal Belt, BIS1NESS OPPORTUNITIES. WITHIN ONE MILE OF THE COUNTY COURT-HOUSE Situated at a most picturesque and com manding |»olnt in the famoua R >gu«* River Valley, three hundred miles south of Port land, is the phenotnuual city of GRANTS PASS The town in six yearn ««Id, has a population of over 2.000. and ia growing faster than any town in th«* State. It has twenty large saw-inills In operation within a radius of twenty mile«, and ships more lumber and manufactured w«»«slwork than any town in Oregon, eicept Portland. It has two sash and door factori«**, employ ing over 150 men. A S30.UUU brick opera Uoua«* in course of con struction, b«*sid«'s several other brick strurt- nr«n under way. Has ten general merchnndi«‘«> stores, doing an aggregate cash buaincHa of $2,000 per day. R«*ceives and shitai through Wells, Fargo A ('«•uinanv and other sources over $3U0.U0U worth of gold dust annually. Has daily stage communication witb Cres cent city an«l other coaitt points, ami Is situat ed at a point on the main line of th«» Oregon <k California Railroad where a division of t « t ritory takes place between Portland ami San Francisco, thus affording 7\«>AV 1*4 Grant * P ass , in addition to having a large and extremely fertile country at its back, is surrounded by what will rv««utually prove to be th«' largest ami the richest gold prcxlucing region in the L'nited Stat«*M. Th«*re ar«* u:acvr mines now in operation within forty miles of the town yielding as high as >160,000 per an num each. There is on«» quartz min«' (the Ex chequer). within 12 miles of town, shipping »rain carload lots to the Selby Smelting w<»rk* of San Francisco, that goes from $lix)to $700 per ton In g«»ld and th«*ro is little doubt but what hundreds of other mini's in Josephine e«»unty would prove equally as g«w»d if thor- •ughly dcvrlop«xl. It has been **stimate<l that th«* placer gold output from Jackson and Jose phine count lea from 1549 up t«> the present tiiin» will foot up $30,000,000. Here thr quoH- tion of determining the true valu<* of th«' countv as a mining region naturally arincK. Did tni% enormous yb-Td of coarse gold come down from the clouds, or did it come from th« mother lodes still undisturb«*d in tin* moun tain rang« s of southern Or«'gun? Judge for yourself. City an«l suburban pr«mertv in the town of Grant’s Pass is one t«» five hundr«*«i imt cent. obcapiT than it I h in any town of like ¡wipulation on the Pacific coast. We enn sell you choice business lots, 50xlrt(>, on im- prov«*d st reel .«.al I level, and within ;JU1 fort of a $3b.Uhi) brick opera house, for $200 each. Wc can sell you nice resident*«» lots, five biocks from the center of the city, iu the midst of modern dwellings and handsome churches, all level, cleared and on improved streets, from $35 to $100 each. As a buyer, you would nat urally ask, how can you afford to sell at these pi ices with a ¡»ortect tiBe, if everything is as represented? Thr answe r is, wr arc the Amlcoubl sell at on<*-half the««» pricew it «<> •linpoM«*!, and make inoney.luM o* th«» Tacoina Land Company did when they sold busi- nvMK l«»ta in tbe flourishing aeaport of Tacoma for $75 that ar«» now worth Wo ran s«*li thre«*-fourtha of our prraent ]M»M*CAHiona at current prices an«l still inak«* the remain ing fourth worth twic«*— y oh , ten tim«*s. hk much money aa the whole originally whk . Thin 1 h the result of multiplied ownership, and we know it. Wcare satisfied that tlu» lota w«.* are now selling for >200 with Hell for 12000, and possibly mure, in leas than tiv«* ycars.but th« y wouldn't do it if wr were to put a barbed wire fence around the town and wait for that state of affairs. Great 100 Per Cent Per Annum On fh<* invc*tin<*nt forth«* next five year». I’ll' biHtory of Spokane Falla is g«»ing to be re- ’>«*at«*d in Grant r P hks in th«* n«*xt two j»u<r* ju“t a* sure us that time arriv<*H. We are r«*ady to wager >1000, to be depoKited in any hank in th«* state, that lot* w«* ar«* now Ki lling for $200 will sell for $2000 inside of five y.-ars. For maps, price* and any oth«*r dw«ir«»d infor mation. call on or addreM rriII»2 TIME rr<> HENRY KLIPPEL il'i J J ri ! 31 First Street, Newmarket Block, OREGON PORTLAND, 1 1 IH* I ‘fir Conveyancing in all its Branches NEXT THIRTY DAYS HARVEST TO QUICK BUYERS A 10 Si SACRAMENTO, CAL BARR GALLOWAY CELEBRATED UNIVERSAL COMBINATION FENCE I Ifs Especially adapted lor Farms, Ranches, Orchards. Gardens and Lawns, N T BUY ! ! Á. L. REUTER, Trustee, Jacksonville, Oregon T M P Wonderful Results. Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co., Lowell, Mass, Frias SI; sis teitlw, |5- Worth ,5 s ¡»file. \ Bl T * fl « There I * A splendid opportunity in Grant's Pits* for 1 h«* establishment of a good bank, a urewery, a flouring mill, a foundry, a machlnt -hop. a bakery,a restaurant, a first-claHs h«»tel, furniture factory, broom factory, tile and •r«*sscd brick factory, fruit canning and com mission warehouse aud isnuruerablc other «*n- lerprtacs. Then* is not an idl»• man or a vacant auilding of any kimi in Miv town, and w«» might say, by way of parenthesis, that then.* are s«»v- •rai saloons in Grant's Pass taking in from $50 to $l(K) per day carb in cash. To manufac turers «»r others wishing to engage in busi- (i«*ss. or to speculators desirous of securing a .arge nuinbi-r of lots, we can quot«» astonish ingly low figures. Don't fool around with wild cat Investiu< ntn until this opportunity is gon«' *nd then “kirk" yourself for uot getting in, but buy at one«* and wc will guarantee you Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, HT T < TOWNS ON THE Blood Diseases are cured by tbe persevering use of Ayer'» Sarsaparilla. Another marked effect of tho use of th!» medicine was the strengthening of my sight." — Mrs. Carrie Adams, Holly Springs, Texas. I had a dry scaly humor for years, and suffered terribly; and. as my broth er and sister were similarly afflicted, I presume the malady is hereditary. Last winter, I)r Tyro», (of Fernandina, F'la.,) recommended me to take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and continue it for a year. For five mouths I took it daily. I have not had a blemish upon my body for ths last three months.’ —T. E. Wiley, 10 Chambers st., New York City. " Last fall and winter I wa« troubled with a dull, heavy pain in my side. I did not notice it much at first, but it gradually grew worse until it became almost unbearable. During the latter part of this time, disorders of ths stom ach and liver increased my troubles. I began taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and, after faithfully continuing ths use of this medicine for some months, tbe pain dbapja'ared and I was completely cured.*'— Mrs. Augusta A. Furbush, Haverhill, Mass. SCHOOL f cZ^ CONCERN ING ONE OF THE I MOST REMARKABLE Long-Standing The process, in some ease., may not ba quite so rapid a» in others; but, with persistence, the result Is certain. Read these testimonials : — " For two years I suffered from a se vere pain in my right side, and ha<f other troubles caused by a torpid liver and dyspepsia After giving several medicines a fair trial withont a cure, I began to take Ayer'» Sarsaparilla. I was greatly benefited by the first bottle, and after taking five bottles I was com pletely cured.'—John W. Benton, 70 Lawrence st., Lowell, Maas. Last May a large carbuncle broke out on iny arm. The usual remedies had no effect and I was confined to my bed for eight weeks. A friend induced me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Less than throe bottles healed the sore. In all my expe rience with medicine, I never saw uiora .... nerweik 1 mard in Monmouth, ■■ ■ CITIES ÁRE NOT BLILT THAT WAY Th!» medicine is an •Alterative, and causes a radical change in tte> system. 1\/T A T £ 1V±7“V J_ < CHARACTER, MELLl- AT^TD GENCE, STRENGTH. 1 N Tt JAMXS BT0VB. •tiff Knee. New Aiboaa IU . Jan«. ISIS Btraln«d my kn««, becnm« «Uff, eenld not walk for a s'-nth. ntod «-ratehot. nft«r ulng two hoUl«« of It. Jacob« 0U. threw cmtchM sway; ««red. QÜITAVB kAFPMT Our New Building, Now in j r<H*« ss of <Tocti«>n. is a bandflomc addition to the : present school building«,*uf modern architecture, and oust 12.U0U ilolÜM r s It will contain a lino chupvl cnpnbl«* of seating nix bundr«*«! students, four large c I om rooms, music room*, etc. The building * „ n Miin-tant ----- ...nt I I'»I widen« ■ of tin prosperity of the kc I»« h >I. as It was imp« rativ«*!y demanded by a large and rapid increase in the number of stu dent* .\l,ii>' mnn-! *n will also be fitted up, affording nnipl" faeiiith'H.for physical culture. Tbe h«*altn of students Is Insured by every !*ppurtunii> thi*r with the opportunitv <»1 «»1 liak btk .iu ag • \«'rci*«', vrc)*«*. which t<>»r« together thr h«*ahhful healthful l«M*ati<»n location <>t of the town of Monmouth, Monmouth. innk"* rnak«*s aerioua serious airknusA sickness almost unknown. Tne town ia lr*‘v tr«un *al«M>iiH, «4f«*rs aiilcndi«! bualni-M« <«ppoi*tunitief<. i* surround«*! by the richcat fanning land in’ *c vallev in« »at pv and !■ is a m(»at deainible place ot residence. Visit Monmouth b« f or«' *el«*cting an«»ther l«K*ation. For catalogue, containing 1 •or" of the buiklinga ■il information in re- ■ th<*achooi ad dr r»u, aident. D. T. STANLEY. Monmoutn. < irvgon. Ftltr Neck. Frkedahlp. Wl« . Jaae 1«. Illi My wife hid rtolaat paint la b«r Back, vary sora sod «Uff. car*d *aUr«ly by >t. Jacobs OIL •tiff Anil!«. CBdarTillB. Ohio. Jaa* tB. IBM. ■trained ny sakl* next moraine coaid not pat foot to floor, rot n bottle of it Jacob« Oil. anod it Ln tw* day» wu •nUroly veil, itlffneta nil (ca« B 0 XXDGWAT I DURABLE, STRONG AND CHEAP BARR & GALLOWAY, 31 «‘<li<>i'<l W. B. TAYLOR * CO Vacant State University Scholarships. JaCkMMWvtmbu, Au#. 9,1W. CRANT’S ASS, OR ^»ug’a.r Pine Lumber a. ^ipeeialty! ____ SILAS J. DAT. >