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Rates of Milmcription:
FRANK GALLOWAY. SPRING! 1890 SUMMER!
STATE i»F OREGON.
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DRY AND FANCY COODS
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FURNISHING GOODS. HATS:
TOBACCO. GROCERIES
CROCKERY, ETC
it ' mm I s are new ami bwuirht
railroad rate» ami arraoid
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Ils Ls|iicia!!y adapted lor Farms. Ranches
NEW GOODS, NEW PRICES
NEAT, DURABLE. STRONG AND CHEAP.
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FHOM SAN FK AX IS«’«»:
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WOODBURN NURSERY
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ATl'KIlNEY AM' < » »I NSEL»'It N T l.A'V.
.Ifirka tnriltf,
it pr.ictjr • in ¡Ü1 c«»urf* of tho^tat«-. I < itile«'
in « b t ii * brick, up—fair?.
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ONLY FULL ROLLER PROCESS MILL
J. J. HOUCK,
—and
Nol'AKA' Pl BLIi' AND ("NV1.VAN» EH.
fiuld Hill, Orrgnn.
Will att«-nd to all buMim**« in my line with
mnptnvwi an«l at reasonable rates.
VINES AND SHRUB3ERI
m < »uthern Or«-gon. Th»-?<- urlls are now manufaeturing the b» st grad«-of flour ever otT«-i --d
t ■ the tt\i !«- in ttiis se<-tion and are prepared to till all orders !>>r t!our, mill feed, etc., on short
ii >ti « . All orti« rs by mail ur in peraun will revvive prompt attention.
oil tl»i' nor! hu’«*?l coast.
Test the Flour and You Will Use No Other.
NO APHIS OR LICE ON TREES
WM. Nt. COLVIC,
I'l.iUNEV ANI» |Ï»I N'ELOH AT LAW.
ESTABLISHED SEPTEMBER 1.
PRICES
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Jackson County Bank.
RO3EÄT C. SMITH,
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Hrunt'a
AT LA'V,
1887
1857
J. C. CARSON,
brick, upstairs.
Does a General Banking Business, and Buys and Sells East­
ern, Domestic and Foreign Exchange.
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Apple Tr».-s
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b«-n«l fur i'at.i’.t>gu<- tu
J. II SI P! l.l'MIER. Woodburn. Or.
I’nai, Oregon.
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ManulacturiT of
Sash. Doors, Blinds
Dealer in
Jackson till«*. Orrg»»n.
• ii-vfj mg <>f all kinds done in a tirst-cla.tH
i. .i t .»n t at rt-asoiiahle rates*.
.». tiit.-iHit>n paid ti» hx-ating gov-
rmiH nt luntis.
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS
A lull line in stock '.f
MONEY LOANED ON FAVORABLE TERMS
GENERAL B( ILDING MATERIAL.
O. F. DEMOREST,
RESIDENT
TOLO !!
TOLO!
Tolo Townsite and Milling Co.
CEO. DE BAR, NI. D.,
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AND S C K U E O N.
| ;;it..i \ at Wt oí:« i ’s Mill. Salesroom.-« cor
Tlui'l mi'l 17 street*«. Portland, Oregon.
Pureltuscrs of propertyj>r Capital Stock of the
Jin k^on»ilk, Oregon.
m»l n «idoneo on (Tilifornia Street.
.- ait. n i« tl promptly day or night.
R. PRYCE, NI. D.,
V .« I ('I A N
F.stiniat.-s arel prie, -li-r sent on application
< "I MIO oRUEKs A SPECIALTY.
dentist .
M«“lfor«l. Oregon.
A. CARRICK,
51 <-f<• h:i i> t 'Puiloi
TAKE PUBLIC NOTICE
ANI» sriOlEnN.
F hmihi
Of the l’riuieliise« anil Privileges grilliteli to E. II. BOWE
August 7tli, 1883,
Ve,ir».i'.l. tieegoa.
a Wi llama tin» k lliiil»ling. up stair«.
Tolo, Oregon, October 4,1 Sj ».
.n M.un Mr»-«*t. in Chd-b r< building.
ii»|»tlv attended to, day and night.
AND S C K U E •» N.
4 Illi I INE <»E HU BE>T AND MOST
f;i-hional»le < i«»tle», tiuisiiiiui», et<-., con­
stanti} k«-pt on hand, and nothing but tirst-
ela*s woi k tin ru d out.
All ord« r* tilled promptly at reasonable
rate« and satisfaetioii guarante«\l.
A. xIAKKICK.
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GRIFFIS * WALKER
» .atral I’oiat. Orruo*.
Cali* alt. iiJe»l ‘lay *»« olirli’.
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J. W. WALKER.
J. H. GRIFFIS
DR. A. J. LAPPEUS,
PHYSICIAN
¡uni Dtimestic Woolens, Etc.,
MEDFORD, ORECON
By the incorporuturs of said company, now on tile at the
Recorder’s office, in Jacksonville, -Jackson Co.
Hrilford. Ortgon.
WRISLEY & CO
It U E O N
ro accommodate the (¡ rowing de .
1 rn-ind for real »•-»’»’♦«, w« have opened an of­
fice tn the town of
GOLD HILL, OREGON
M« <lf«>rtl. Orr*»«.
. Ilan, nit .1» a>v.-nto»'l.r"m< l>i-»as<s.
SASH AM) DOORS AM) SEASONED FINISHING MATERIA!
E. P. GEARY, M- D-
P H y S i C 1 A N
AND» V H G E ’> X
R« sid !»»-•
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£. B. PICKEL, M. D.,
Medford, Jackson Co., Ogi.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
M« tlford, Br« ir«»’».
In Hainii*»’* Bl’»‘ k.
SAW MILLS ON SAM’S CREEK.
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\\ «»»'lnirn to liav»’ aw tint’ a liip* of pr«»j»orty. and
t.» Lt* a*»le to f.ir’i» h a-« r»«liiC>lu information
(’(»nciTiin j* roa! « r«f.»!»« in Si>iitlH»ni Or»«gon a-
an> <»t!ier firm n«»w loin»? biiKin»*8R.
( <»rr<»“p<'ii(1'«nco Hdiciti*d
WRIsLEV CO.
FRUIT TREES
1» H YSll'l A N A N 1» s I 1CU EON.
S.4for>l, tirrir«..
By the Thousand !
Call* promptly Gt»-n.|..l Io Day or Night.
1 >itn <■ on II ■.ti-.-.-t.
DR. W. STANFIELD,
E LEl'TIC PH T S KI A N.
WINE
Milwaukee BotHed Beer, Schmidt it (’«».’s Sarsaparilla and
1- Il Y S IC 1 A N ANI» > L KOKON. Iron
»TH E IS ItEIHiY lilVEX i'll XT rut:
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sal‘1 I.«’ I»l. I» ■ II*»■«■■»II »I It'.' '-thee 111 Ju' k-
*,»n I.I.- aii-l selli» S U'»"Ilf tert her d*-lii>. .»•* I
will I« r- "U- -II' I ' - i» » y "I” Il ’tie l-r "|.' | ly "Í
t r* -.leí-i» ■i»|iient-*. it. .r-t tt-.. liter» • :
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ne nt *»f Mint lax. it net paia «....ti. A |-r<»iii|-t
x-i.titillimi«-»- " I*» th'- law will -av< turth»r
costs.
JAS. G IIIHDSEY.
Sii. riff an-l Tiix-<’oll»--’»»r of J».» k.->»u count},
Orctfen.
Ja«k-otnlite, April U. las'.
Water; also Arcadian Mineral Water from Waukesha, Win-
cousin.
63 Front Street, Portland, Oregon.
Olii» <• .it pr« M‘nt nt th»' Ihiglvy U«»t<l.
Final Notice to Delinquent
Taxpayers.
MERCHANTS, T
AND SPIRIT
Agent» f«>r Cyrus N<>blc I>i»tillery, .Jos. Schlitz Brewing Com
D.,
(>r.int'4 Pa»«, Ortp>n.
in: fxdi : k < ignkd is now taking ob -
drt-s t hr-nigh Jack» hi an-i Josci'hin«- coun-
ti»-s for
FRUIT TREES & SHRUBBERY,
lias l<M at« 'I in Vh’ uni. m . n r« r mie
ih g «lis»
| i »• ases.
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ol in«» pr I « -^ioii. Mak« ' all elironh- ' *
Kahn y
Hib'h :e« RheuinatKiii. Asthma, IM«-.
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VompliMiits, » le., a speri nfy.
J. H. BENNETT. M
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l he pap< r says, “the precincts carried
by Simon do not show up in any such
shape.’’ This makes it very clear that
Ihompson bought his nomination ami
th»* “I’.illy (>■• g.tifiu" is thi* undisputed
AVitrn ss.
H tliis niPtl.o»l »-f prm-uring n nomina-
: ii i« w.nl,.-1 at anil allow. I to pa-«
Hurt-oiiki-.l, II»- election will i.i M L.
ame.l by the "open and shatm-li-.-s use
of iiiutiey " and the slat»- will Is-eome the
property of tie rich Portland men as
they take turns buyuig it.
Any kind raised in a 1lrst-<'!a*H Nursery.
T'lo*» wanting tr. . m will do w»*ll to irivc me
their or«I ts ,
I will guarantee satislaetion.
I Avarr;*nt all my tre«
if prop» rlj ear»*! for.
T« rinsi»f I' haiii * nt easA . I*r<wluee tak»-n at
mark* t pro < .
ot I’ea« I i S. in J want«-»!
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A. S. JOHNSON.
Jn»-KK<»nvillc, Orvg<»n, Aug. I. lHKi.
IF YOU WISH A COOO REVOLVER
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J. K. ELDERKIN, Hor.andMmiigei
L. COWAN f Treasurer
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CA1TTAL STOCK, $500,000.
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Finest small fX
J. R. WRITSNIAN, Vice-Prebid i t. arms « < • r ” _ *•
W. F. READ, President.
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ALBANY. ORKGON.
WWI. ULRICH. District Agent.
MEDFORD, OREGON
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null ita»-tur»»d Vi-i; ■ — ,
1.Tul the flr-t i i. . . f . ;C
• xp« rts. In calibres 3,»,
and ii 1 •>. Single <»r
(lnul»le action, Sab-ty H im
nu-rh-Hs an»1 Targ» t nn«l. 1.
Bent quality wrought \
steel, ear»fiil)v PiNpcod
f r workmaribhip and st«»ck. Vnrix ah-d for
iinixh, <lninI111i15 mni nrctiricy. Ih»
1 ','r •-♦' '!• ''I' ' ’ l.y »-hi Hp mailt able »> ■ n iinitati-oin
» . f•'i HiU-J f»-r the genuine article. Th< a are unr<-
bii.i»' and <tan^. n-i-. Tn«» S mith A tf it*-, n iuc -
a 'l AEti.s ar - htame» »1 ny»..n 11,.- barrels with tirin'.-«
’I ir«-a and dat»- < .f patent“, an.I ar»- guar*
Iiut< e<l p. rf. . t. insM up.n having th. n». and if
} -nr »1» ,il. r c (nn«»t Mipply y-».|, an order went toad-
,;r. ! h - i .. w Will receive |-r»»nipt attention. UvacrlLr
lire VMUMOpiP nn.t prb » s up. m application.
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t'priugiield, Maa».
THE SCHOOL FIND.
The wonderful increase in the common
school fund is a matter for tiie congratu­
lation of the peopl»». The late etf »rt of
the (heguaian to ascribe this, as a matter
of collise, t<) the large sales of school
lands, is not the whole truth ami does
not <iu just-re to the present manage­
ment.
The first imi» -tu* g'v»*n to the fun 1 af­
ter the advent of the | r -sci-.t a hninis*
tiation, was t!*»* tramfer <»f tljebalmce
iinusp«! in the slat»* Limi fumi, u hi > was
$123,0G0, to the common sch«j-»l fund.
This should have be -n «lone a ««a r .* I»««fore.
It was recommended by a burner D'-mo-
cratic governor in 1872, but hgi^lat un to
that tfleet was defeated. Ii could have
been «ione wen prior t » that without
legislation.
I he «• n-t • u’j..n make? the
unused balance ot th«« grants from the
I nitrii States a | ait of th«« common
school fund, but the treasury » ilicials
insisted that it would t t’;e a sfociai act
of the I» gisl itur»« I«» make it legai. At
the same time all legislation tending in
that dir« <1ion was oppo-«- I and defeated,
lhe same thing waa recommende i in
1887, and it was slyly hinted that th«
thing would be killed d the new tr««as-
urer desired it. No desir«* to opjsjse it
was manifested, and consequently it was
done,and the fund wa- r»« her by $12J,(M» ».
It was soon discovered that pieces of
pro|s*rty thought in on judgments long
years ago, were scattered ail over the
state, yielding no revenue fur thesupp«jrt
uf schools, the improvements rott««d
down, smi the value depreciating. No
ii-t? of such pur-hams had b< <-n kept:
and man\ a dil.ij i lat«-d faun has l»*«*n
discovert «1, having bi-hrng.-d Io the fund
*.x, eijht and * >m»*ti»?i< - a- many as ten
y«*ars, which the board dii not know
tt reai'y < wn !. Ab » ¡¡< h ¡»»» «• • of un­
profitable pi< petty Lax« L«««*n - di. In
<»ne « oiiniy a.-- many : ik fiv»* faun- of Ihi*
desciipti«?n were fuuni, as Lieb h »d been
been l»ought in an i (hen fo gotb-n. The
receipts from tu* c a«-s < f nil • proj»erty
have been laige an i r *u»leu*«l th»* fund
nmre < flicn nt.
There are oth« r fsjint? of economical
management in th«* board’s favor. It is
true the sales of lami have bo» n ¡urge,
and it is alr*o trim that th«* fumi ha? i»«*en
troute«I fairly ami well handl’ d.— P 'i t-
l.n.'l W.rbf. '
I’ mi aii a
J oe .—Ont* of th«* noted
(•haiacters < f th R>
r* rivt r v.i’.:,-y and
southern On*^un, w s I'TnpjUi Jue, a
civilize«J Indian, who p< ii-»r:n«*»l many
valuable set \ :<•» * for Jtn* w hit»* s- ttl»«r>
«luring th« Indian troubh-s, nmi Ihetmwe
<>f hia tragi« death was »< <\ iv d w ith re­
gret !>y his many fii« nd- thruujhont the
state. L nq <juu Jo* » . vt- I in the Mexi-
can war, ami was a ira-h d smut w ith
General Fieinort in th<* Rocky iitotih-
tains, and during In* In i.an warfare on
the Pacific <*ua*t. Win n the » arly s«*t-
tlera of Oregon tw’gan to locate in the
Ptu; qua and Ro>rne river v.iih ya Joo
did active and va’uabk* servi« »* in warn­
ing them of nnp»*mLng »iar/’-i, a kind­
ness which was gratefully appnetated.
He finally squatted on a pi’ «' ■ ol land in
the Rogue river can vun.l' t \ve«*n Grant’s
Pas* an«! the (¡alic«* crock mires. Here
lie established a f»*rry, w • <*h. t oother
with his un hard ;.r 1 gar b-n p;*ch, fur­
nished inn.*.-!! an t family with a »• »ni-
fortabk* living,
lie r ■
d a lam!
warrant f -i ho acre «•! i.ci I from the
government a*- a rewar«l !•». hi« » i!i- i nt
services during the Mt x an war,but« n •
time, when under th«* • flcirngiidiucnce
of fire-water, h«* allow-* I a sp ■»•.•native
M i*> -•»!ian to euchre It it < it o »1 Ile lami
warrant fur a nu !«• tr db*. J >«• r.i:se«l a
large family vf sons and «1 uigh iters, but
lost his wife several years ag« :o,an 1 -hoit-
iy afterwards on of his >• n
ua* kill.-1
at (¡rant’s Pas- in a «Ini:m- i i row. ,llis
ul«ie*t daughter mairied a - I .1 I rute ot
an I whan, w Lu liimhi
hi -.1 nm.tii-r
iinmatried daught« 1. ii
w « ’. »» much
for .Io»*’s pride, and. < <• ’ :»»i bv this ami
the death of his s*.»i
«•»I to a -louiiie
murder. In Scptem
. I -St», w lr u the
writer was living in < ii ant's Pa-«, a mes­
senger came troni the coroner one night
with the news that Joi- and his Fon-tn-
law were both »lead. Tiie coroner’s jury
foitml them both lying within a few feet
of each other. The daughter ami wife
testified that they had ls»th fired thi ir
riti -s simultancoil-iy. amt » ai-h <!rop|s t
dead instantly, says K»-. h-i II. <i,rib«rt
in till- Or, .; nt "III.
THE OREG
CA2ÍPA
,.v,
On-iron will be
state in tba
Vniuti to cleet a nii-iiiU-r of the fiftr-
secon.l congress; and after Rhode Island
the first on« to hold a state election in
the year lS'.'O. It will be impos«ible to
say until after ’he count, whether she
has ls-en affected by th- iJemocratic wave
tl.at has swept the country as far west as
Montana, and lias daeheu its st ray over
Oakland, Sacramento and San Jo»e.
There are so many unknown quantities
in < >r>-^on, that prediction is unsafe, and
the fact that immigration has piii-dastate
on top of the old on»- within the past two
or three years, makes the returns of
former election« worthless to figure on.
The San Francine»» Examinrr at onco
truthfully and facetiously says that one
thing is certain, however: that if Oregon
does not go I».-inocratic in June, it ought
to. Th» new tariff bi'.l sliouhl settle that
point. The pro|H,s»-d duty on hides was
an absurdity, and Mr. McKinley did the
only prudent thing in surrendering it be­
fore the howl of the enrage'! New Eng­
land sins- manufai-turers, but, neverthe­
less. th»- fact rema ns that the hide tax
« mm tl»e only tiling, aei-le from tiie wool­
duties, that could even I»« pretended to
prot»-' t Oregon interests. In giving it up,
the w.«»l tax, punctured and discredited
at every point, is left to ts-ar all alone th«
burden of reconciling th»- |»-op)e of the
Pacific Northwest to a tariff that in other
matters robs them at every f>- int.
From a J'euioer.it c staiid|s>int, free
hides are a good thing, but so are free
grain bags, f»ee tin plates, free salt and
free binding twine. AA hat reason can be
given to the voters <f Oregon for giv­
ing the Nt-w England manufacturers fn-e
1.ides and eoui|M-lling < >r»-gon stock-grow-
.-rs to U m - taxed ea t. On-gon farmers to
sell their wls-at in taxed bags, and Ore­
gon salmon «anners to pa.-k their puds
in taxed tin’’ Even llu- sheep men, the
1 leg»-d IM-ni-ti<*i.invi of th»- tariff, an- not
only Liritig their only market l.y the de-
struction of Am»-ri, an woolen mills, but
they arc <’om|»rlled to dip their protect«*«!
«*ie«-p in taxed ch**niicals. bale their wool
in taxed burlaj*. and fasten it with taxed
ties.
The tin plat«- outrag»* is a direct dis­
crimination in favor of Britisli Columbia
«gainst th«- -almon packers of the Colum­
bia riv«-r. The tax on tin plates is to bo
r.ii—d from otu- c«-nt to two and one-fifth
cents |s*r pound, which will make cans
.-.«t ju«t al-.ut twi»-c as much m they
oth<-rw.M- would. It l - m-e-llcsa to say
whit an ailvantag«» this will Is-to foreign
eni|s-tit r« who are not so liati«licap|s->I.
Thi« prep ..-t- rous Lili, with its deadly
blows al Oregon industiies. ha- ls-en in­
dorsed bv tin» Oregon Republican con-
ventioti. With such an i.-sue, an«i ths
.■xeelleiit administration «»f Governor
Penn«}»-r to t-a-k it, th« 1 '»-inocra« v of
On-gon «»light to alia- k even the 7,'XW
majority --f two >«-ais ago with a good
deal of Courage.— H’,>.,»««-.
GIVES HIS REASONS.
The editor of the W«.»11-urn
' .t, jadei eti-l» nt in po.t. y a« iu Lamo,
gives bis reawna for supiKirting l'en-
A.
UH-
noyer, as follow»:
We slia 1 eup]»,rt Sylvester l’.-rmoyer
I . ■
in
f >r governor, in true bo ord w ith our prin­
an
ciple of ” the la-Ht man for otficc, irre-
e]n»ctive of |a>litica.” Governor 1‘ennoy-
er has, »luring hi« tuhnitiistration, uiado
rl
fi r c.
con-1'¡»ation atei ind-i^t•• ii« • .
«.»me inistak»-». but no man ia infallible.
TA itlifHlt I ill-ill ill I Io- L 1.
ai»« n»-
If he has errv»l in e»»me things, it baa
— Mi *i * (Iri«nn«r, L oaa » II. M;i>*
las-n an error <>f ti e Lead, not of the
Made l»y .Joy's \ »•gelai»!«' Sar»a¡»ai ilia.
"I have u*»«i \A«r’s Pill*. f«»r I t «r
Tin lti ri hi le vs I'll.r mml - The Rc-
lieart ; and as In- ba“ err»».l tn aopne
.rouble* and in«b^-«
during many
pub'nan taiiy came into power bur­
thing«, be ban ls-«-n pr»--<-inim-iit)y right
A«ai*. ami l»a«« u!wa\* !• cid tl»* ui
1rs
dened with obligations winch it finds
t’t» tnpf and « fL’ n-nt in lin n- a« ti«»n." -
in others, lie has st,ssi lor th»» rights *>f
amt i- its If umil.le to discharge, and the m.rst
mt Io •» w HS
S Smith, I ti« ». N. \
th.-pr during das«»-» w iii.e hi«-.pt-.n.-nt
md It
ddlieult problem it now has to solve is
“I suffered from ««nsti| .-t •»•«■ which
was unjustly lalsirir g for tl e passage of
assum’d such an ol»>iinaJ« f< 11.1 th;»» I
>wn It
•l-'r r
how to reward ,t« fiii-nds and pay even a
i bill ti at wa« Is.th unjust ami unconsti­
f« ared it aa « uld cans«» a *t”pt-.u-««
hi« I
id «
small part of its political debts without
tutional. In doing thi« In- lias Itome the
I « AAc’> TAA«» i" \. x of \A. I
I
a M
IJ K •am
ruining the country. AA hen out of power
bitt-T denunciations of a partisan pivss
f«-< tt*d a cotnph-ic cut»
D
I
of
it promised everything to every Lady;
wIni....... insulting the tin- l«--t interests of
Sace. M«-
but there is not money enough to go
the I»-, .pl»- instead of liisou n. With all that
:|vf
" I have used Ayer’s Tills f r
w
•tt. » al I
I:
aiound.
and
as
no
<»m*
1
’
willing
to
i
■
ha« Iss-ll sai»i against him. lie has never
thirty x».»r* and consider ti (I II an III-
» !!»• 1
I
left out of the d s11il.it!i >H or even to re­
I .
• *\
valuable family medicine.
l«-en a.-.-U'««l of disliotisstv. and we Im-
I
I M»-k lie
duce hi« da m, the situation ha“ become
n<> better remedy for I: a <
lieve that his administration has l>een the
I H ’’I'
and have alAAay* found th« .
.pn'e serious. It has promised the tax-
I •» H.pt
pure-t and l«»st that we have h-id in a
ii u< llv I A A|» I
( ur«‘
< ¡.I e f««r d\ *[•• I«*:.a.” — .1 :«.!ti«
¡11. ’.41
I aveis to reduce taxation, and it has
h-ca l»* and a half. Ilia administration
Middle *t.; llaith :d. ( U.I
ut. u
t !i* i
pi -rnised th»- «"i hets and siibsidv-hunt-
has ls-»-n pas«»- 1 under many »hllicuiti.-s
I a<<»V
d be a
■St j V
“ Having b en H nW 1 w
. i-th it it would incream» the e\|«»ndi-
that nevor la-set his predecessor*. He
A I!
m • . win h .*« « tiis uh ’ lt.il b
11
tures. It cannot do both, ami it dare
a««umed the reins of government ftotn
S' n* of .*« dentar;. habit <, I
»• I
«1,
not
refr.se
to
do
either.
It
ha»
promi«*-d
Moxly, a man whose c>>nn»-i tion with the
f
.Ayer'.* Pills. I joj Jig f -i 1«
I am
II b <
11
the
fri.-nds
of
silver
that
it
would
help
g’.a 1 to say tl:..’ ti.« y Ln.
vt d r»;v
swamp land steals aud the unappropri-
-. K. them to remove the restrictions now im­
«t¡<
J
better than un\ <»th< ? m-
ah--1 school fuinl will forever stamp him
,wi.»
arriv»« at this » om liision < i
posed by law upon the coinage of that
a.:««r a
a« a man 1» yon-1 the Isiundsof integrity,
E a
r« t t, - ! . < ¡irvi metal, and it has promised the advo­
i: 4wa
faithful trial of thi ir merit*.
Samuel
or < Ise a common fool, unable in liis lg-
Of |'U.!1
t
A
biiiOUNüC»»
ami
T .Join *, Oak st., Boston, Mass.
cates of the gold standard that it would
n.-iam .-t»' know right from wrong, and
Au 1 «
do nothing to deprei iate values or inter­
Win vi vxu rm l iHtri. The V 7- without flic manlnssl to slop both Ke-
fere with the stai'tli'y of our currency.
More Snow Yet.
. , ; II -M recently sai.i ” I II Gitm-r* publicans and Item« rats from stealing
In a vam effort to keep ls?tli ot the«^
of th« I'niteil States w n 1 t<j-<l:iy be the swampland». Neither the legislature
PKErAllKD EY
The following, item fr< in the 'i r.-ka
p edges it proposes t ' convert tiie treas­
■ JoUTiinl" f’lwov* that t!i»‘ hrat w.ivt-ha^n t
getting 2»' cents a fuisliel I— for their n >r all the executive team lies of the slate
Dr. J. C. Ayer à Co., Lowell, Mass
ury- depaitmi nt into a warehouse for the
reached very far into the Si<kiym»« a? vet
wheat than they now g.-t w- re it n ' t.»r have Is-.-ii in |s>litical aceor»l with the
huid by all D« h L tm iu Medicine.
storage
of
silver
bullion,
and
to
issue
re
­
“Eldredge * p i> k tr i n left Etna last week
the prutei tive taiiff ef
'.-.-r • • a '» i »1 el governor, and to a reasonable man there
for>iw\er‘s Bat, w5th«)iit carrying load*, ceipts to I»» used as money. This is the imposed on itniKirle I wli.-.-.t by .» ir gov­ can I«- no wonder that Governor 1‘ennoy-
in con*» queuce » f the rotten condition of only new financial policy it has so far
«r ing t .at protec­ er has legn the re» ipi< nt of much con­
the'D"Wf»n Mhnon mountain, the train d»-vi-lop»-d, but its resources are not yet ernment. ’’ This
tion
raises
the
price
i 1 Amen an wheat demnation.
h'tving Veen engaged to p i< k quartz to the
exhausted, and if tiie demands of the to the exact amount of t! » '.n il tax laid
On th»» other band. weXjml but one
mill at Salmon river. The trip over the
discontented
be<
om»»
sufficiently
strong,
In
igason forsuppirticg Mr Ihmp >n
>adu«'n r»v-r mo tntain, I'-« niue». rt-«juir< <i
on imported wheat, ami thus puts
three (lays’ hard traveling
Men have we may have paper promises to pay 000,0<)i) or so a year into the t » kets of fact, tiie only reason offered is, that Mr.
HEALTH RESTORER hc»-n rn :;i2« d m *bove!ing
elint* th'
tie- snow from issued U|»»n deposits of wheat and corn, our farmers, estimating the wheat ero,» Thoin|W»< n at « »me remote time wotked
the trail t«> render it nnvi^abie for loaded or upon farm mortgages. It will U> dif­ a! r»).ISSI. «I I bil-b
u s E i T !
Tl
a- -urd, at the blacksmith's trade,an ! also packed
trains, but more snow fell auain during ficult to satisfy the plundered and im­
a surveyor's chain ; that he has been wise
liecause
the
price
of
our
wiieat
is not
IT IS THE TDK AB M F Pl CI NE
the storm of la*t W’«*t fk, while raining in poverished farmer that his claim upon
and ama“M-d much wealth, and. if neces-
affected
at
all
I
'
»'in
tanti
on
imported
the valleys on thi si«!«*.
It r«»'i o» !!’.•• LiwrAnd 17 m I hvn s ;ind Sti itti.it
the bounty of the government is not as wheat ; the prii • of our who’e crop <lo- ».II v. will pay out «1 « <kij to se< nre bis
. •
i i
1
.
n Ä
just as tiie claims of the ptos|>erouK
ele»*-tion. To offset tin s»- n markable vir­
.S’ HIO Kttra rd
IOO.
tit« , P :• c.». n thi Imp ire B k I, aii'l
l«»nds on tin- prii e of ,.nr surplus, w inch
owner of silver mines or the wealthy is sold in the lie.- market of I v. rp-rol in tues, wo have the r»-c >r.l < f his action on
The
r<
a«iers
of
the
IT
mes
w
ill
be
pirated
Makes The Weik St ron
owner of stiips.—I
«.
(
compì lition w III tile -orpin-» wheat of I the well-known "lock ami »lam swindle,”
to learn that there is at h ast one
I . .
his stand ».n the Bull Kun water sebeme
dises*«» that *< ;rncv has b» en al» e to i cure the Ma : Fi riun.
U1 other grain gr»»wi .- count e*. "i
and the fact th it he is the figurebead of
in a I us *»age- , and that i-» < at.-tri h. Hu
I
i
course, since our t.ii.ll on wi.eat canm t
the stioW'sful wing <»f the H»-publiran
< atarrh Cure ;« t> ' lily p sithv cure n<-w
Ri.v. G. I. T kwis , pastor of tin» first fix the price of wheat in l.iver;»».!. it
known lottie nod < al fr.it» rnity.
Catarrh
ring, which triumph* 1 » vet Sm >n by the
llaptbt
eliun-li,
Eugene,
in
a
letter
to
does
not
fix
its
price
in
Chicago.
What
b -it u a constitutional di-ease, n «¡uircs
III« ial use of monev. That this money
does
Senator
I
Iniun.is
ot
Mr.
Blaine
the
Albany
Ihmocrat
nays:
It
is
with
con>titutional treatment. Hal’s < 'alarrh
was furnish.--! by ihompson, no otu» can
\>e<l everywh< re. $1 a l»oHle; six for $5.
(Tire is tak< n intv nady, acting directly much pleasure that I give to your read­ think to-da.v of their pet tl..... .. tl.at a
deny : that th»» tight made iu Portland
upon Hie blood and the mucoti* surfaces ot ers a lew fai t* about the life and career protective tariff makes a ‘'home market”
tne sy*tem, thereby destroying the foun- of my old college friend,l*rof. A. LeRoy, for the American farmers'wheat, corn, wa~ a disgrace Io the parly, ami its re­
sult a travesty on every principle of |»jliti-
dati< n of th«-di>vn-e. and mv ng tiie pa
your candidate for atate EUjierintendent and pork, by k,»epii:.» ■ -nt f.,r -ign l - 1 -1«
»♦nn
tivnt strength by budding up the constitu­ of public instruction. It has U-en more Does the American farm».»r sei ìously la- cal purity, all admit, liu-refore. 1
we do otia-rw ise than support Peunoy-er
tion and ¡is-t-t ii” nature in doing it* work.
lieve to-day that lie i« sp. < in ly enriched
than
twenty
vears
since
we
first
met
in
I be proprietors have so much faith in its
AT CENTRAL POINT,
< tirative powers, that they oiler One Hun- the balls of Madison, now Colgate nni- bjr a protective tariff which promised to
1» x v >. Tit- mi - jn gave fill) t«j the Seattle
versity, Hamilton, Si. Y. Before and make for h.nt a “home maiket?” It
• ir»-<i Dollars for ar y case that it tails to
since that time bis record as a teacher looks very much as if wheat rose and snffetem; Governor I’ennoy.-r sent them
cure. Send for ii*t of testinion-al*.
Address E. .1. ( if i . ney «k (".. Toledo, O. and educator has been such as to amply fell without anv reference to our protect­ two .-luloa.ls of lumber. ItaveTliomp-
£®e->o|d by druggists, 75c.
fit him for the high an 1 responsible ive tariff; as if wages were in gli or low h >n gave f 10 to the Johneto« n siiffcn-rs;
When* ia kept constantly on band a complete
position of supi-rintemlent of public without reference to a piotective taiiff.— r.-nnoyer $100. Have Thompson ami
ami tust-class slock ol
Jim I.otan, his bom, f<|<eiit $20,0>»0 in
Southern Oregon l*ioneers.
instruction for the state. The medal of Daily Ory.ni'in, .A . ¡,
buying vote« at tiie primaries in l*ort-
14th annua!
meetii g of
I lb*
bravery which lie modestly keeps, pre­
1' ity tlu* poor farmer. Hi-* profitn | ian.l in order to secure a Thompson <1ei-
Pioneer Society ol Southern O eg«»n
sented l y the Queen of England, as be­
be held
ing one ol the immortal six hundred in mainly depend upon ih»* amount of hut - i egatiou to the Republican state conven­
5th, ls<jO, for the purpose of electing officers the famous charge of Balaklava made pluk grain market« <1 in I ’.urope. The , tion. I’enii'-yer has no loss, spent not
of the society for ti»<- eii-uin,’ y»*ar and the
Republican scheme
tart!, wh.uh di-! a cent in buying votes.ami was nominat­
ernn-action < f any oilier hu-mrss that may classic by the po»-t Tennyson, together
rectlv
increases
his
taxen,
bids fair to re­ ed in the 1’emocratic convention by ac­
with
hi«
rich
educational
experience,
pij-t'-riy be brought b« fore it
broail culture, warm symjiathies, and strict his cereal* to the home market so clamation. have Thompson’a life-long
S ilas J. D ay . Se« ret.try.
intellectual force a« a thinker and an el­ much eulogized.
1.. ■* means ruin t»> the record is that of an unscrupuloiia schem­
er who will falter at no means within the
Hurkhn'a Arnim Satr*
oquent us’iiker, combine to make him agriculturist, even now scarcely able to
pale of the law to aceomplish his selfish,
The !>»-*t salve in the world for Cuts admiiablv fitte.l for a position in which keep his land out of the :,e t .il > chiich- i
Bruise* Sore?. l’lc» rs. Sait Rheum, Fever I.is fellow citizens and friends would seek es. The introduction of the McKinley greedy purposes. Sylvester i'enn^er’a
Sores. I'etter, ('liapp<-«i Hand*. Chilblains, to | lace li in. The above is the lea-t bill into congress has generated a move­ | record stands resplendent as that of a
1
Corn?, ami m H Skin Eruptions, and posi, that an old tunc college friend could say ment in foreign commercial circle.* for generous, upright business man, and Ilia
tive cure? for Piles, or no j ay required It
name will go on record as one of the
of a man w hose record is as clear as th«' common European action, in the way of
i>guaranteed to give perfe» t ‘ atisfact on or
retaliation, l’roliablv ti e first result of ablest ex.s-titives Hie state of Oregon
sun.
and
whose
character
has
never
money refunded
Price 25 cents per bux
be. iitarnished by the least breath of the passage of the bill would I m - the ever had, says the Eugene G’” ird.
For salebv all druggists
And everything else imaginab’« in this l< ne.
dosing of European ports to
suspicion.
”
M a go»MÌs ar<new and ot the best brands, and
Tin mi - son Ow-sx I r.- At a meeting in
wort 11 of corn annually, A 42.« m h »,<>
of
wiP he sold at t lie*
Eggs fur Hatching.
report«
wheat. 14« iJMM) J MX! of ti »ur,
of l'ortlitml meentlv, the Of :
llo.x.
Ruiir.
Mn
i
uh
and
Ptuf.
A.
brom America’s l>e«t hn-.-.l-
Wvan-
Chompsoft to have sai I
1 he l*em<s'ratic
.i .It.
I'll mouth Kocks. Licht Brahmas. LeRov, ar»* making an effective canvas# beef, |«i7jNMi/W of polk and |10.(l00,d00
party of Oregon s.-. ms to have a-b.pte»d
Brown ami White Leghorn«, Partridge of th«» state, ami wherever they have of dairy products, In all IJJl .0 11J ski of
Give me a call b« r«>re goiny » *•«-u here.
Co. tun«. W li te W’> an.lotte« ami l’.la. k f|M»k«*n, they have left a good impression the fruits of our f.nms would be refused anew watchword. You hear them talk
J.C. HfERIDAN.
Minorca«. Winnersol the highest honors ami made friends. Mr. Miller is a young in Europe and thrown la k upon an about it in their «tate convention; »mail
knots of « lohti ians »lim-usa it on the
at all the large exhibitions for the past
' I « I » U the
I • 1
• « «Xz
an«! energetic Oregonian, and in case of overstocked bom»* nmik- t, 1 wering
eleven years.
prices paid to faimris for < n rythittg street«. It isth.-simplequestion—water.
his
elerti»
n,
would
be
found
actively
at
Egg« »3 pi r sett ng; two settings, 4.5
.All
know
what
it
int-anK,
and
a«
I
h«.l
work for the good of out state. The in- they raise.
Semi -tamp lor caliiogu«-. Addre*s.
________________ ____________ I something to do with it myself, I will
J. M . (« a k tu son ,
| terest of our public schools demands the
C. P. Hrsnx».p.x stat«-« that the •'1‘Lxin its sigtnfi.-aiKe. Thè Bull ltun
Cor. 3d and E Streets.
Forest Grove. Or.
defeat of Prof. McElroy, and the election
of Prof. LeRt,y. The latter is an e<lm a- Southern I’a.-itie company will put anew ; i water bill as introduced in the lost session
F«»r Sal«*.
torjthe former a political and school tunnel through tin» Siskiyou mountains, of the legislature, had some objectionable
PORTEAN I >. OK
Two tluuisai -I bn*hel8 of wh< :»♦, one book trickster. Which will vv choose? four or five miles long,wlii.-h will shorten feature.--, which 1 attempted to remote.
Iliou8«n«l biishFi* of barley an«1 <»nv q»-«n
(’ontahiing 12«) Booms, well liirnislied.
the route, cut off some sharp curves and ! I said tm-n, that if 1 was not successful
Portland World.
of mat« bed bay liorse?. well br<»k« n to bar-
make the road about 1,0 ») feet lower in iny efforts, I would vote for the bill
----- THE BFXr-----
iu-*?, 7 year? of ai?»*. Al*o LVHi hesd of
anyhow. I did vote for it. and 1 voted
than it is now.
sheep an<| lamb.?, 5<n» of which are suitable
•• Hoir tn Curt All likin lHaraart.*9
for it six times.
[Applause.] I was
ONE DOLLAR PER DAY HOUSE for mutton. Enquire <»f
Simply npply “S wayne ’ s ointment ." N«»
present every me.ting and voted, and all
Sitnmona’ l.irrr
gulator.
M rs . S. E. I fb .
Internal mcdiciiM* n-«pnr»?l. Cur«-H t«-ttcr,
kt.ew I voted.
Ja« k?"nvilie Precinct.
• a /• ma, it< Ii. all « runti'iDH on the tn« • . hands, Is what the name in«!.» ate-, a “Regulator”
no«-«-. Xc., h aving th«- «kin clear, whit»« ami of that ni'»st important organ, th«* Liver.
heulthy. Itsgr« at healing and curative pow­ 1« your liver out <»f order-'
Then is your IHitMil yyi ftS l.lni du
Kctrnrtt
1IAHIT—
I h certain if reasonable effort i« made to ers ar«- |•<»**<•**••«! by no other remedy. A*k wtude pyst^tu deranet <i, the hr« nth <4!en-
In all th* Il orld thrrr i» but nnr Curt,
N>> Cliini-M* ,
»-»I an»l no deviation in cure a cough by the use of I'eWilfs cough } our »Iruggirt for S wayne ’ s O intment .
sive, V'»u have headache, feel languid, dis­
l>r. II Al new* Goldrn **|>rrinr.
charges.
pirited and nerv 'Us, no appetite, sleep is
M«-aIs 25 cents; lodging X’> cents to W cents. and consumption cure Tliis remedy is
It can be given ;n a cup of tea or coflee
other».*
troubled anti
unrefrv'-hnig.
Sinini'-ns
correct ami < ertain In its action ami costs
Liver Regulator restores the htaithy a« lion without the knowledge of tbeperson taking
E. LEWISTON, Proprietor HO more than unr.-liable preparations. In­
Castoria is recommended by physician?
it, edvctinir a speedy and permanent cure,
sist upon having it. I-»>r sale by 1-.. < . for children teething. It is a purely vege­ of the in er.
whether the p iti«nt in a moderate drinker
♦
Brooks.
table preparation, its ingredients are pub-
or an alcoholic wreck.
('bousnnds of
Notice
lisheo around each bottle. It is pleasan-
drunkard? have !•»•< n • tired who have taken
tothe taste ami ab-ojutely harmless. It
‘ K«•• p yoitr In I < ool ; • or i< <' a . 1»
t lie < ¡«ibh«i SpecHi. iu tip jr c< fle- without
Ill Till l-E Wil" ARI INDI BTITi I" I
constipat>«»n. regulates thr bowels, qtlirt y«»ur liter h the :i»^l t»e 1 in G» d. was their kn<»wl««4g»-, • i < .-0»v b< bevc they
ft I..I — rvi.-eof •-V.'IIIO- « lx I- . "li! I»:».« —
OR. CUNN’S IMPRQVED LIVER PILLS
pail», cure- diarrho<*«i and wind colic, al tiie ndve-e «.f a » eh I i .it« <1 i Itv i« i.ci t » ;» fuit drinking of tf.etr <«wn 1» will. No
< ill .uni ». til« «.inn w.th J. N'iniin. J.u-ks<>u-
Cure Slck-H* adache. b» correcting the Stomach. Bow­ lavs fweri bur««*, destroy? worms, ami patient. You < in H)_-i -in tire aetton of Lain:! ii e|Lu { Tv'idtN Itoiii its adtt'.ni (ra­
vili.. i »rexon « ho will . ■■» • J-' I -r-on..
els. Liver and K.dne»*: beautify the compleoo*. by pu prevents < onvuNi<»ns. soothes the child v»»ur bv«*r, kidney * and i«»A*el* by using tion. <' utvs guarantee«!. Send fur circular
’
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STI VI X« URO.“.
i
rifying the blood: mild in their action, pleasant to take. ami gives it rrfreshing natural sleep. Cas­ DeWitt’s Sar*ap.'*ri¡L<. an absolutely re­
Wll<1.-rvllle. Jan SI. 1»'«’
and full parte ulars. Address in confidence
w.tti never gripe or sicken. One for a dose. 25 cfs. a
box. Drug and General Stores or by mall. Samples free, toria is 1| h « chddren s panacea - the liiuth liable I i |. mm | purifying remedy. For uk i;«H.ld:\ >I’IJ I F IC CO. . !.<» Ka e Street
by E. C. Biuoksi.
eis irieud 3Ó duots, 35 cents.
i < ìnciniiati, O.
THS OIL HOSANKO MfcD. CO.« Piqua, O«
mi
Effective Remedy
1 at
Ayer’s Pills
* Pfiv. f/et •
(¿/KiGONßLCODPüKIflER
HMIUW.ARE AMI TLWAHE DEM
JOS. C. SHERIDAN, PROPRIETOR.
HARDWARE,
IW 1 N TS
Physlo-Med i«-i’l
ANI»“ I
a
THOM ¡’SOX (!()[< ffis Xf)\f.
INA T10N.
It i? well known in thia state that I>.
I’. Tiiompflon’H fight for 1 he gubernatorial
nomination was made in the <-ity of I’ort-
I iml; and that Janies Lotan was his
airent <>r “bosn” in carrying tfie primary
el»«ctions in that city.
<>n ihe 7th <»f April laat, after the re­
sult of the Republican primaries was
know n, the “Daily On-j/onmn” said :
“The result ci the primaries held
Sdtur«lay is regarded by the defeated
faction as el owing a very ominous state
«jf affairs. Thus in south Portland, pre­
cinct No. .3, where chargee of ballot box
stuffing were claimed, there wc re 852
votes cast, against a total vote, Demo-
ciatic aixi Republican, of two years ago,
<>i G50. So also in north Portland No 1,
carried by the Iadanites, there were 78B
votes cast at the primaries, where two
years ago the total vote of both parties
was only 231. Ottier similar discrtq>an-
cies occur in north Portland,No. G.where
387 now ar»« contrasted against 279, and
in north Portlaud, No. 3, where thccom-
hined vote, two years ago was 675, this
time at tiie primaries 988. The preclude
carried by Simon «lid not show up in any
Mich sfiajM». South Portland, Mo. 2,
polled conibinetl, two years apo, 81G,
Saturday 535 Republican votes.
North
Foriland. No. 2 shows now 570 agaiiiHt
a f«»rm« r record of 545.”
“More money was used in the
ri« s tlran lias ever been n?e 1 in
mai v election in Oregon before.”
“Oi c«»urs»« no one will ever kn
aetly how tnu< h wa* S|*»nt, and r
»«st¡match -.;«• .*'> susceptible to < x;
t i«>n. ”
“While there is «buiht as to llm t xact
Him
««nt, th«-.»« is no «brubt that m< •ney
\ a ; i * n-< >! <q cnlym«l shameh«;-»*'y. I »Uli!
*i<les were in g a.-s L<njs<’s ami D « re was
.-o *l«»ne thr «wing. Neither Jared g«j
into the cunt- t without money, ami
ea< h rci.» d upon its ability to outwork,
outcount, and last, hut not least, out-
hu; the other. Mett walked like sheep
to toe polls, dcpo*it«*d their ballots ami
turned and received the paltry price of
their vole«- from herders who »stood Within
a yard of tin* ¡»"l!ing booth.”
“Th«* price of vot»*s in th»* culy stages
of th«* | ::m.rie< was ^2 5 ». I:i the last
ii- ur or tw<», when I >t . s 1 s felt »•»»nfi-
dent, "I! y fl.(k) \5 «ih
pi-jcr*
Nor «•f tt.e.*«- stateli'
denie.1 by Ttiu!up.-«»n an
taken a* true.
F»v th«* use of money 1'1 lump* >n was
abb* to vote <S52 men win re then* wen*
but G5*«> voters in the piecii.i t two rears
an i lit
ag«>. counting both Dem«M-iat
publicans.
In nuith Puitlaml, Thompson’s faction
of tfie R«*puhli< an party p<nicd 7»’J Votes
while both the political parties could
muster but 231 voters at the ♦/
ta>
Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery,
DANIELSON
P H Y H I Cl A N
ins
-A
have Le«-n
1 ir*t >:in-
'I'll I I Ml! i: -1. ,M D HAVE Fl IKMED A
1 i 11 ». 111 -1 ■ i s 1111 • g . - ! i ¡i 11 .i i j 111 ”.7e»i » :<|»itel ot
ay.i* * i t » >r th«- put i •■>-••« »I « . hi a . ng « >n a » n-iu r-
:tl Bankuig Busin« — ¡nail <»t its branch»* in
Ja« k' >nv .!><-, * H » ur"ii. Office Mt the old stand
<»f lt< • kin.m •* Ranking H<»u>e. S. E. rom» i Cal­
ifornia ami Third >tn • ts.
* ( BEEKMAN.
TIH »S. «¿ REAMES.
MEDFORD, OREGON,
H. K. HANNA,
Cí i
of
26 oeuüi a vud.
JACKSONVILLE, OR.
"T
Medford Roller Mills
J. R. NEIL,
attohney
By droguista.
Snraors to C. C. Bwhian's Bank,
C. C. HOGUE,
C. H. HASWELL
law .
Mom*.
BANKING-HOUSE,
I II. .-.Iiiipan v nwerves the right Io change -ailing dates witli.iut nolii . .
I
//Oil"
a«i « vi ’ytHin»’ •••»** r:»l 1> t-» >»•• found 1: a firet-
a.-r Country St »i e.
J 5S. MORTON. Manager
Bonanza, April IH Ibss.
.STEAMER SAILING l»A I E
HARKNESS,
DR.
PIERCE’S PELLETS
I*axatiA«-. «>r Cathartic, accontiivr to
Clothing* Boo s nnd Shoes.
Groceries, Hardwi ro
FREIGHTS & FARES THE LOWEST
. Oregon.
THE M.IKKt.lK.
PORTLAND.
■ <17 .50 per ton.
f -7.-l.ie . p« r It».
. per <ioz.
lhitutoew <2 per hundred.
i.anl K' gs. or gallou tins.
Oat*—Market Htrong«r. (J
bushel.
Woo! f.hii'te spring It»»«« is»-.; eastern Oregon
Ilk«» He.; lambs and fall. I<‘- ' 14«-.
Provisions - liaeon, IMllc.; hams, ll’^<«14c.:
shoulders. ?e.
Wheal Valley. «1
22U; Walla Wuiia,
$1 17 a <11.
Barh-y Brewing, whole, sn... *.»dr.; ground,
pi r ton, 5» -4.
(’or11 *1 50 per etl.
I'l-Hir Valh } ‘•tan lards <|Uot(M at «3 75;
\v ¡ilia Walin brands, >» <15.
E«-»-d Bran, $1?; Hii<»rts, $21; chop $lSt.<$2U;
rii «pped b.irleA, s:2»'n *26 per ton.
Butt» r Quot-e extra < hoiee < reatn -ry, 2<k«i
25«-.; lair to etioic< , 15 » 2<k'.: -ton , Bs»« I’ m . p»-r H>.
Meat stead} . B»-<-f, wholesale, 31.1. .14b»e.;
dn ss«-d, 7U.4- ; sheep 4e. p»-r U-; liri'SHi*!. fiUH'.;
hi »gs.dfessed t'»^-.; Vi-al.t» «< be ; lambs $2 .'Hl » neti.
Poiiltr} Qn«d< <-ln< k> 11*. mi «.» Jd.for young,
and ^.’».<■•>»< $<».ill old; old «lin k-, $b..'H<; ge« se S'.L.r
Jbl pel do/.; turk< \s, IH«-. per n .
Fresh Fruit* Apples $1 5(ka$2; oranges,
25v<»$! 75 per box; lemons, Sicily, *».'> .’Hkn
F»
HUl«-b--The market is w< ak and heavily
Ro ron fl dr nt are ♦>> •**nnfarfurrrg nf Dr.
Quote 5».« s<-, green 3<«4<-,; sheep.
Rag'-’« < utarrh Berreo* ' *• ol* ability to cure st<a-k<-d.
Chronic Catarrh isM
L no matter how pelt*, short wool, 25«.« Oc. im-dium ;M><7Üc. I«»ng
25, vb«*uriug I5 <^f5v.; di-ernkln», £&£ :&<.*.;
bad or of hew
that they offer I
in good faith, the above reward, for a cuac talli»w. x < mh | to <-!i<»!<•<•. 41’ .'»<-.
iMm-d F'rmts •'iiii-tliHii «pnirleríd tipples.
which they cannot cure.
Ty'riSe, factory hlh,« «i *<•. 4ir«g<>n pluins ».<• 4<-.
H « ir«»n prun«x .V«« Ilk pi ar« * Hie,; jH ach» M,
8YK-PT0MS OF CATARRH
c. l.H .
S \N FH A N( ! *< <».
Headache, obstruction of nrwe. discharges
falling into throat.6Ofnctim<*« profuae, wat“t y,
Wir at N<». I -tupping, $1 2.s«»-jl 27
and Hcrid. nt othera. thick, tenacious. Tm;c >i;\
; U '«»«l
Barl*-) F« • d. eomm*»n to fmr,
fmrulent, tdootiy and putrid; ryes w» tk. i
i » < hoi< « . *1-« s k- ; br« wing, N5<«« *1.
ng in car*, dcafnewt, «hnicullv of < 3.-
<»at* jl 15 » <| 37 I’ r comim 11 t n-In
throat, expect«»ration of offrnsiA«* niuttrr;
i’»-t.it... - I’e’t rh N.s $2 »*L.«52 511; Burbank
breath offensive; amell and taste impaired, *• «•tiling.'» j»-.' .'»"• » j;-j <i; Garnet (‘iiilc, $2 5»i;
and general debility. Only a few of the#* 1.11 I a IL<2 .»• . »2 no.
symptoms likely to l»e present at once. Thou
II »p* (Quotation.* rang’-I rom 7’0 lti<-
sands of cases result in consumption, and end
W
! I t
■ Idt and M> a !• ■ >. . IL- 17c ;
in the grave.
i.i'luii Or« g»»a. 12 » l*c.; vali«-}, !'.♦• »
tail,
By ita mild, snothlnr, antl«»«pt:e, ckariHing m<»untain 11
12«-.; >an Joaqum and S ut hern,
aud healing proper!:.*, l r. >.it-»•’« Reuicly * lb-.
MCoid in the
cure? the worst ca.*« q.
Buller l'..r g.Msl lo l.lliey. <|ii..t* II 17.
Head” is cured with a few abphcatitins. pn kl« d. * .. I h -,
Catarrhal Headache is relieve«! and cured
F.-gs I». e. 11.-,
n« if l.y magic, it removes offensive breath,
t •»i.
If i) <,»m tati«»ii‘i rang»- from
loss or imimirment of the sente of taate.
Onii'lia *1 Utk . $5 11» per cental.
smell, or hearing, watering or weak eyes, and
impaired memory, when caused by tiie vio­
lence of Catarrh, n« they all frequently are.
Sold by druggiata, at fifty cents. Manufact­
ured by Woiu n'ii D ispensary M edical A s ­
sociation , <Jfi3 Main htreet, Buffalo, N. Y.
IVTVAN St i l l s>(Hi 1'0 J. (). HAM-
-1. .
ai ...
r Bonanza. Mainati» county Or..
of
h;»f pi»rclu#‘H‘fi a . I .rtc and tir*t-«?ÌMHM
way fr«nn P«»rllan<t,
g.MMÌs u hieli ar>* iiow<mtl'M
.. ..
an«i uiiI
ft»!<i < hoap f»»r < u«h. EverytMMly is
• •.«»• ho
invitati to cull Mini ••xaininti goodH ami
for»« purchfiMitiK ♦•!»»• where. Y«>u can aiwayn tinti
ou hauti a fni 1 line of
Line to ( aliloini.i
Short
E. DE PEATT.
P. P. PRIM,
MULLER.
I filH >rma Stu < t. Jacksonville. Or
?v'."r? I.t'' mall- m inlh.. ..inni'
’he hr-’
M..II 1 i» "i -I
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E -i L. onatli.-.unlx th«-
hr-1 W. In - III Ol March. June, s.-pf. lulw-r
an ! N » a • “b r.
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f«>|- < ' J3 !“> !l !
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MEDICAL.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
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plrte by far ’han »"y "'her tn
is more <
■Iron, and compare* fat .rably
Southern
State, Jot* Printing of ever
with any in _
iptinndoneat San Franc! ,
imaginable d
)pt aud firet-claM mar
rat<*a.and in a
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AVajr r««lu<-t Ion fr. .n> t he»l»overau-* iu»d« to
} earr^ and time advertiaerti.
OILS
OF AL^. KINDS,
Mechanics Tools
NAILS. ROPE,
Lowest Ruling Prices.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
Free Bites to ani from the Hotel.
SICK-HEADACHE!
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.