(Lhc^euiocnau ¿nnvy She tic ino irà tic ®ime£ Published every Friday by UliARL.ES NK’KELI EblTOK ASD PUtlVKlKTOU. NEW TIMES BUILDINC Of.ce—Corner rhird and C Street«. ■ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -• -■ O - ¿he fkiuocutic AOVIBT4BINC AND JOB AJv.irtUcnienU' will be ln».-rt<-d IbcT at the follow mg rate»: Ten Unea, ooalnaertlon ............ -w “ each subsequent Inaertfon. W Legal ad verUaemenlal uaerted reaaonaL if / taJr reduction from the above rates tuadato yearly and llm« advertiaora. THR TIMB8 JOB OFFiCB Bales of Subscription One copy per annum, in advance. •* * six months ..................... ,JACKSON VILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1890 three moot ha ------------------------------- —----- OFFICIAL DlRtCTORY FRANK GALLOWAY STATE OF OREGON. C. S. Senators. J. H. Mitchell, J. N. Dolph; C*>ngrvaainan. H. Hermann; Governor, >. p. n- noyur. Secretary of State, George W. Mc Bride*. State Treasurer. Ge«». W. Webb; State Fnnter.F. C. Baker; Supt. Public Instruction, K. B. McElroy; Supreme Judge», R. S. Strahan, Chief Justice;W. F. Lori, R. S. Bean. riHirr jrniuiAL di . hthiut . Comprising Jackson, Josephine, Lake and Kia mat n counties-. Circuit Judge. L. K. Web ster, District Attorney. W. M. Coivig. I SILAS J. DAY, NOTARY PUBLIC. REAL ESTATE ACENT I JACKSON COUNTY Senator, Theo. Cameron; Representatives, S. Furry. J. W. Merritt. J. M. McCall; County Judge, J. K. Neil; Commissioners, C. W. Fity- ior, Beu. Haymond;Clerk, M. Muller; Sheriff, J. G. Birdsey; Treasurer, G. E. Bloomer; Assessor I. L. Hamilton; School Superintendent, C. S Price; Surveyor. F. Applegate; Coroner J. S.Parson; SUn*k Inspector, W. F. Songer. joskphi . sk county . J.»lut Senator, W. St. Ciair; Representative, H. B. Miller; County Judge, V. (\»ivig; Cmn- missiouers, C. U. Bigelow. P. Hansen;» lerk, < K. Cnanslor, Sheriff, James C. Moss; Treasur er, J. W. ¿never. Assessor, E. C. Harmon, School Superintendent, W. A. Massie; Survey or. C. VV. Havens; Coroner, Dr. Wallace. Abstracts Made of Titles to Lands. i n n ¡1' L' ! nl I Is 1 I« : • h H ' k K' ' ;! JLEQAL DOCUMENTS Di all khnls drawn up. especially pertaining to th« sidtlvment of »•states. ** |Hj 11 fl I’elkrkrot |f uiiuh. I’rompl Riniittau.’f». MONEY LOANED. Inv.'«tin<'iit S' <-"i HI' « « S|H-< lHlly. Jacksoil r,.iiiin s<-i-i|' Uouxhl nini sold. I h;iv.- a e-HUi'I'-H-s'-t "I Mu|>s of all ili'-siu- ■ i. l Lands'" this counlj. mid n-ccltre Al>- ! u i- "".iiilih troni ItisivlHira ot »11 new niri, « inadv. I mn thus prepare«« III ll.'in -I'11'1 mi l I’r. -I nipt ion trip to in s.ivi- I" purtl'-s the i-xpi'lis«* Ho- -Imi It Linn < 'dice. IS AM» OTIIEH IN MY KLAMATH COVNTY Joint Senator, C. A. Cogswell of Lake; Rep resentative« A. Snider oi Lake; County Judge J. S. Orr; Commissioners, W.C. Crawford. C. S. Silvers; Clerk. A. L. Leavitt; Sheriff, E W. Gowan: Treasurer. Win. E. Ilowc; Asses tor, Joun Smart; School Supeaintendvnt. P. L. Fountain;Surveyor,Isa. Lcskcard;Coroner, J. T. Forbes. LAKK COUNTY. Joint Senator, C. A. Cogswell of Lake; Rep resentative. A. Suider, County Judge. W. A. Wilsnire; Commissioners, A. V . Lane, Geo. M. J*»new; Cierk. W. N. Sutton; Sheriff, W. P. Hey- ford rrvasurer. A. McCailen; Sctaool Superin- trndout, A. H. Eisner. Assessor, J. E. Mc- Douough; Stock inspector. D. R. Jones. I I uni going lo l.-ll voli <>t tbv cxiriiunliiiar) cuv culi' l utti-uni rcztiCOB pcrlorniisl un nu- Abolii il" 1M ut Aprii last I mitb-cil solile n-il pimpl'i lik-- comiagout nll over iny tuHl« tini tlii'iiglit notlilng ut lt untll »ime. timi lui* I "li, » 11- li H !'• »'«• t<' t'“ k lik, A|HltS SP'.lt* i-l mi'rtar Bp'-ltnl ou, unii »I wlilcli ...... cain«R»tT ...... j«r «>n in i I iiv '- i - h ac- ,.. ni i • ini'-d . wi: ” Ii 'i Itching. j nlgln ull- w on'll -.-rntph evcry i-v. nl I »»a raw, , 11" Il Ile lli-xt night the »<♦!• .. . ti*i*. Iw-mg ti'inii-d mi iinwliHl',Wvr- -erstehcil oli ugnili. Invai" vmn. IU' T- itili 1 ciimuilt ii th.-'W.a» all ito-ilmÓtiR» in ih* i-<mnty, .«»feLKl.; Atti'i'glvliig but »viibobUal'i. iip all h«tt*e» • et ri-covi ry. I h.ipp ned fu «•ari adveitisc. ’ no ni ìli tilt! neu -pllpt I I ahi nit lyoiir Cutifnra rem« die», i, ami purehtiM *1 ile m troni my druirgist, . and I ..li- reti« t. 1 t" gali lo taim-ti ttliiK-M iilim« «iiat<-i Teli IpthUiH gl'jlilliull.. notic«’ that th- wcaly VVpt mi- bj <>n<-, unni «iropp* «l «>t! ami dHappcailf ' u the disi-asc I Itad I h t u tuily « uredJ I bait I ."■giin tiiking Ilo- thtrte« n ui'iiilh- lit tore I d «1 ive iii-i ki* wa» i-ii- 1-1’11)1 «li« s. ami in tour or fiv di-iiiic wai« ivz.* ma and tin i) « i-urid. un «I. My dieeav ps<n ia>i?. I kn-i» know - ol a grSrt gr??- tmmy ubo bave takeii i III*- i" ■mali«'», and ibaiik me ter Ilo <*l tinnì, «rpw-lall« motln-ra wlm knowjege ... ------- , —r hav«’ bali* > wilh »tr»’)' empiiom« oli thcli- »X! n»s my tbauka bvadfiUiu! budic», I ‘ \ Lo My 4» rty-wiH? *“•' __ __ I WHN all Hxvttil kp«’<:hl«,k : • !><•»• hi. bkiu I? a.«* «•!« ar a> a baby ’.* (,ED. < DTEV. Merrill. M ih . The supreme court of Oregon m«*4*ts at Salem, regular terms commencing on the nrM Mondays iu March and tk-lobcr; also at Fcn- dieton, commencing on first M«m<ia) in May. Tbe circuit court forthettrst judicial district sits in Jackson county on-tirst Mondays hi April. September and December, in Klamath county ou second Monday in June and tirst Monday in November. In Lake count> on Die mini Monday in May and the vveund Monday in October. In Josephine county on tind Mondays in Msrch and August. For Jackson count) the county. pr«»l»atv and commissioners* courts meet every month, commencing with the first Monday; tor Jo»c- phine County, the fir’d M«»nda> in Januarx, April, July and September; tor Lake county, every alternate month, commencing the nr**i Monday in January. For Klamath county the first Wednesday iu March. June, September aud November. ____ Just Vi liat the Household Wants. 1 i • • lily ntcessary to look at the Deeetti- bvr i\-t«Ts<»n, to decid? iliat it is the nizpi- z ne fur tii? family* Next year Peteraou will hold it« jubilr?. To have been for til y Kars the prime favorite in Ibouiandt* <>: b<*U“?hi»ids is aoiuething io be proud of. 'll ) it» popularity steadily increase?. For lWH the nntgHzine wi 1 be enlarge*!, it» at ino lions more van»<1, and it» illustration mon* abundant. This number seeiusab »u» as full of tiHiidsoniv picture» as it can hold. Besiues admirable »teel and other rngrav- tiigs, tlor'e ar? various copiously illtlstrnt- • <1 articles. A capital pat er, “8 m? Ic? Carnival bkeU he»»,” gives, in addition to numerous smaller d» signs, two splendid full-pag? cut*. “A Fioz n Lak? in Hol- *and 'ami a’^nowsho? Ka< ec»ver Hurdles.” ‘ A Probl' iu Nevei 8ulved” is th? best short “'ory Edgar Fawcett ba« ever written, l he ia*hi<»ii d< partme>>t will aa\ e any wo- man er ou;’h t «double her dre-ser,enabltna her to make >h«in at hoiu?, uaid thedeco- 'Hti\e desigi s w ill heh» her to ornament her rooms nt an almost nommai price. Ti e 'ally who neglects to have Peterson on h» r li-t for 1891 will make u gre »t m stske Now is ti e time to g» t up a club Terms I'.’*» axe r 2 •• p • » LL.'tO; .3 copies |4.b0, with a handsome premium lot eMÍX’n-up of itiv <lub;4 co) tes, fô.4‘); 6 copi* s, $9.U0. * i b an extra copy of Die migaz ne fur one v <ar to the g?tter up of the club. A -ample rop\ . ’vuh lull particular«, will be sei t to club faisers. Address i’e" rsott kaxaZiu*. 3Ui ChtS'UUl bl.. I blladnphlM. Prt ' Religious. II MKKT1NO or COVHTS, BTC. ------------------------------- MORTAR-SPOTTED SKIN MISCELLANEOUS. Cuticnra Resolvent \T NEA.T. DîTilABLU. SIROXG AV D c <£SAL’. BONANZA Th« n* u bl« * h ! limi skin purifier and gr« nt- est ot tiuiiMT i * me«ln s. int.-rnaily to ch ans«' th«’bloo.i . t h . iuipui in*-, an«! thus r«’in«»vc tli«- chus * , ami <iilicura. the gi«‘Ht -kin cure, an«l Cuti« ora - ■ ap. an « xqui-it'' skin beaut iti- .exh ru div toil* ar tin >kin and ‘-«alp and Mtorvtl * spvci«sot agoniz- atv. mid pimply nd bbsHi. . Cuticnra, .'»de.; I’r'-par«*! by th«- tt« r Drug an<i » In uncal < «»rp«»rat i«m, B«is- Rev. R. C. ()gl«**by of Ibis place will preach st the Ned c eek school house, above Ash at-«I, next bun fay. Services are now’ he’d in 8t. Joseph’» church every Sunday at 10:30 x. M., < xcept the 4’h Sutiday of each month Services will be held in St. Michael’s church, Medford, on th?4’h Sumiax <f a> i> m-»nth uy Kev Father Clark, par sb plie*», Th“ tol'o i: g are R« v Robert Booth’s <pji- i stmeut* fm ti e present y? r: Fir*’ 'ai'f atli of ca« h month, Medford at 11 o clta h \ m . ai «1 7 »• m second Sabbath, 1 ♦ n’rai Point at 11 a A. . m and 7 I’ M ; li ui Sfltbi'b Mrdf< rd at 11 A M. and 7 I* m ; i'Urth Silibitb, J ack ••-n v die at 11 \ M. at d 7 I’ M. ¡ be iu b'Wii g ire Bev IL Ennis’ appoint ments ; On »v< rx Sunday morning, except ing li e third I * wilt hold services at tne f’r *byt* rtan Church in i’burtix ; on third Sunday morning at Jacksonville ami t v^rx Sunday evening be will preach at th? I’reshvti rian church in Jacksonville. Tin: PIANGE TO PEA TH BAIL- The accident on the South-rn Pacific railway, near Chemawa, about five nnlee north of Salem. Wednesday evening, was, without question, one of the most di-aMrons, as lar us the loss of property is concerned, the company has had •inje the road was built. As far as the loss of life is concerned, considi ring the character and magnitude of the disaster, it was one of ttie most fortunate acc.dents known in the annuals of <ailway disasters. The one hundred ki led (according to the first report) dwindled down to ten, then to five, next, to four, and then finally to three. It is now known that only three men were killed oii'iight. They aie Engineer John McFadden, Fireman F. G. Neale, and ttie unknown tramp, who in all probability was steaiing a ride, when the cataMiophe oveitook him. One man who was internally injuied lia» died since, and a few more will probably meet the same sad fate. What the loss of life would have been lia.l the passenger coach“» left ttie track is a conjecture too awful to contemplate ,'blioot « wbwider. Add to Mils llie fl iniea' fienie fury, winch might and probably would have followed such a wreck, and the picture Itecoint ■ still more appalling. The wreck was bail •■nough as it was; but it might at such a time, and in such a place, have been much worse. WHEN THE DKKADFl'I. NEWH CAME. It was sometime before the news of the terrible di-aster reaclu-'l either 1‘ortland or Salem ; but aa aoott at it »an known that nearly a hundred sou)-« were groin ing in agony tn that dismal swamp known a» Lake Lahish, no tint« was lo-t in sending assietance. Salon b-eng nearest the scene of tie accident, wa« first to tesp >n<l. A'b.tn' 's cilik'its, too. were eailv < n tie scene, atrl soon a corps of welling workers wore adminis tering to llie wants of those in stiff ring and distress. Among the phyaicians who gave tern- I>orary relief to the sntlerers were : I)r. Harry Lane, superintendent of tiie in sane asylum; Pre. Hall, Richardson, Byrd, Cusick, Jessup and Jeffries, of Salem; Pr. Masten, of Albany; Dr. Giesy, of Aurora; the Indian M’hool physician, and several others 'among them one front Brooks,) whose names Women could not be ascartained. whose tender nursing !s always like the ministering of ange's, did not wait to l>e asked, but did whatever their willing hands found to do. The sufferings of those about them was the only plea for their sympathy, and they worked with hopes of no other reward than the satis faction cf doing good. MtNAtiEK K oehler ’ s i ' komit action Manager Koehler, who had been receiving but meager details of the wreck, and knew but little regarding either the loss of life or property, was quick to act w hen tlie news of the acci dent r< ached him. He made up a wrecking train with all possible haste, and soon the company’s surgeon, Pr. A. P. Bevan, and three assistants were on th“ way to the scene of the disaster. The train consisted of three passenger coaches, a wrecking car, a derrick car, a flat-car and a box car. strong suspicion that the train had been wiecked by design Examination of the track revealed that one of ttie rails on < tie east side of the track was missing entirely. The reporter looked for some lime, and finally found it on the opposite side of the track about ten feet away. How did it get there, when the coaeh was directly over the line, where it should have been if in place? This was a stunner. It looks as if it had been carried there. An examination of the lies along which this rail had been laid revealed the marks of a crowbar. Every spike bad been drawn, and on each tie was the%iark of a crowbar that must have been used in extracting them. Furthermore, the fishplates and bolts that bad connected tins rail with those j lining it were missing entirely. Had tliis rail been wrencmed off by the momentum of the train, either the fish plates would have been broken or the heads of ttie bolts would have been wrenched ofl. Neither the fishplates nor the bolts are to be found. The rail could not very well Lave been placed where it now is after the wreck, lor no tuau could have crawled under the wrecked car to get it out. All who looked into thia mysterious displacement were of the same opinion, although they bad previously attributed tbe wreck, to rotuu Umbers It is true that a few pilaa ware a little decayed a* tbe outside, but all had comparatively sound centers. The theft of a crowbar from the sec tion house near Salem the night before leads some color to tbe theory that the train was wrecked. No motive other than that prompted alone by murderous villainy can be assigned for such a deed —so fearful and deadly in its conse quences. —■ A HOME ILLUSTRATION. Many p ople who take more or less interest in politics do not care to dircuaa the tariff quest cm, or to hear it discu»aed, because thev think it is not a ‘‘practical matter." The election of ju-tice of the l-aace is practical to them,abhoogh they mav never be brought before a court in their live« ;but they do not see what they have tu do with the tariff. Nuwthatelection is over and there is no immediate nece«ai'y of securing votea; is a good lime to learn. Tire tariff is above all a business affair, and aff-cta the pocket of every human being in tbe com munity, from the farmer wtio pava (100 for (iiO worth of grain sacks to the tramp who begs a dime from a passer-by and spends it for 5 cents worth of Connecti cut tobacco. When tbe woman who is kitting up at night to make her children's clothes reads tbe McKinley bill change« tbe duty on pearl buttons from “ad l alort m'“ to a combination of “ad t alorrm" and "apec-fic,"she may think that these hard words have nothing to do with her. But let her put down her needle and look into the thing a little. The old law taxed pearl button, at 25 per cent, ad ralarrm— tha’ is, 25 cents on the dollar's worth. When a nt aboiii'itm the law allowed a dollar's worth of buttons for a dollar and a quarter. Then Mr. McKinley came along and made up hia mird that tbe law was letting that woman off too easily. So, in addition to the 25-cent tax on the dollar’s worth, lie decided that she should pay "two and one-half cents per line button measure of one-fortietb of one inch per gross." What does that mean? It means this: E. L. H-ndee, brakeman, lives in The emalle-t size of >>earl dress buttons East I’oitland, fractuie of tbe leg; E. L. is 111 line Those tuitions pay sixteen Scnd lor ”11 w : > < m skin Diseases." ill pages, . hot ra’ t .»ns, a ini !”*• t • st im« mia Is. Kimberly, Neenah, Wi«., bruises on the times 2'», or 40 c< n's |>er gross, and 25 I n. HUM AN St IT I SSOIt mJ.O.HAM- hack ol tne h-ad and neck injured; L. cents on ibe ilollai'» worth On 00 line •I , «k'-rA I ". Ih.iiKUla, KlamaUi i-ountj. <>r. W. <r-tcueil, Seattle, hurt on the side of cloak button« tbe Gx is «10 times 2*4 „H. i.urcl.HMMi » ¡ara** «nd tir»i-cliv» »«s'« «•’ ..„I- »lii'-h nr" ontlm »»> fr”,,u ’ ‘>rll«ml. the lace and back ; James M. Batchelder, cents, or fl 50 per gross, and 25 cents on »,..| ».II t>" -.1-1 fhrap for « iwh. hv“rj-m«ly 1- .«an Francisco, hurt in the back ; 0. A. tbe dollar’s worth. ,n«it««l I«' «-«Il «!>'• <-«HininB «'»»I" ami l>n-"» ba. Peek, San Francisco, injured in the Now what has been the actual effect f„rrt I »»'»« "I* wliare. You can «lwa>» timi chest and back; Or. Waiter G. Ham- of tfiis on the woman who goes shopping ’ PROFESSIONAL CARDS. on hand a full line of mell, of Philadelphia, hurt in the spine Is the tariff a tax, or are the duties all and tongue badly bitten; Mrs. W. G. pa'd by the foreign manufactuers. aa Clothing. Bools and Shoes. FRANCIS FITCH, Hainmell, Philadelphia, hurt in tbe the Republicans claim? Ttie effect ArroKNBY AND COL’NSELOH AT LAW, Gì oceries. Hardwt re spine ; Mrs. Jeanne Clark, Sumner, Or., is this: The Bucraneia* of Old back an<l chest injured ; Laura Eckfeldt, Med/erJ Orrgon. In October, 1889, common small dress hik I ..»«.ryttiio«- KW"'n.lly U> ba found ina fi«t- Seattle, left hand fractured; James M. buttons were selling in New York at H ii 'ed the skull ami eros» bone», their _____ . v/civ . ____ i;.................................................................Fiui.'f s «.«>» V <•!»>. I «aiutry Htura. MO ht ON. Manager »• «i- n. il» tiaml.y ut th? rua.*tb?ad. Your MORRIS M. HARKNESS, Junett, Tacoma, elbow bruised and 18 cents per gross. In October, 1890, WillamettValle) , M unlay >mla) . Oct ................ 27 WilL-tm*-it' Vjii. > , - I Bonnnza. A iti I 18 1H8H Willamette Valhy, VaU'-r . W*«ln'N"lav W, <ln- - . . Nov » Will.on r V.t i«-\, ih ..¡ri n pita'?. n<4 on llie high si - m *. but ankle sprained; Miss Ciara Hamblet, the same buttons were selling at 70 cents. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Willamette Vail Vnll ». x, Saturday Satunla). N<»v. . I’» W.i am ir\ i up<Ht il.? huh re|»ut»ti«»n of M»nd*ir<l r?m- Tacoma, arm broken, foot sprained ; O. Tbe price of smoked dn as buttona ol the WUhunvUe Valley. Monday. N«>v. ... .’I \S’i lain i \ u. Hi» ♦ «he* *kulks under various di»gui»?J. Urani’* ?••>, iH-ryui» L. Kimtierly, Neenah, Wis., sprained same size went up from 32 to 82 cents J h«G? end <•’ ru?r tratti? has never to any The company reserves the right t«> change ~ thin., lai ;wit:i i: loot; W. P. Hewitt, Menaska, Wis., White standard buttons of the same dejui ulbcteti H«>»<?(*er'» Stomach Lit- omee in Ahlf» building. Front Street. sprained wnst and back injured; H. A. size rose from 4G centa to I 1 01. Extra b r-. ; bbough that .«laudardinvig<>rant and Truing c*oi‘i: « t XXi'll th ■ O. X- R. R. and Rix r BoaN at r.u valli* and Albany. Smith, colored porter on Altata, Oak super buttons, sti'l of the same aiz-, ad ♦•«•uve lui» l««lig t»?en the-hining mark P. P. PRIM, <i «<. Frain N • I w. I ru u Tin « l.ij - , I' lur- lax •« .m l S itili I i >• - . an I on n. : iu .| « ' • ii.i at which lii* »hat’» have been directed land, Cal., left arm broken; W. Powell, vanced from 46 cents to (1 48. i < ATTORNEY AND COL'NSELOH AT LAW, ti'V-twary. I ram No. I will run M *n I iys. VYe lie - lay s anj Er i-laya, mi m mt' i i* i. ( iK . p locai iutters. ruiniMised <if fiery un- porter ol sleeper Korebuig, Oakland, Now let out shopping women observe when ncvesMirj . ’ I. I. Ilogp, R« «■• !••<•»• h?d hiiinula111 ?, u 11h an infu-*i>>n, o r .«•alp wound and bruises; W. J. Jones, a point just here. \Vbile pearl buttona Jo'-Ms'ioeUlrt, tfrega«,. ♦• y r.i< t i iikm I i y. of >ome tonic bark »re budet waiter, California, sprained ankle of all kinds have l*en very largely in C. H. HASWELL C. C. HOCUê, R . i s* mt* jtii;.» it C'»miii?mled ;»•* imlent’ca* WiU practice in all courts of the State. <>ffivv G?n 1 F. A P. i. «»regó» Development <’<»., ;i i ■nd his hips injured; Mrs. M. J. Can creased in price by Mr. McKinley's tariff, iu the Court Huuac, third door to k it ut en vv h.-r Miril«r to. or po»i*e*»i.»g virtu .* « ’«»rv »Jin». Drogati. i 4 V|*iut4*>ru?ry St.. San Fraucino«* Pal. r.i' I r 1. JACKSONVILLE, OR. ning, i’oitland, track and ankle hurt; C. it is the cheapest grades fh«r Kaye ad trance. kiidrei oih«’>eu# America’» < ho*« n fain- W. Ayers, Portland, nose broken, lett vanced the most f a. IT Common dresa ilv ii ♦•«in ii e These petit*!» »pe?«1i y, *ln»e J R.NKIL, tT I i *• I z wrist ami ankle sprained ; H. Chrisman, hnttona are nearly four times as high ih - giea* sultduer ami preventive of di^ca e I /' ■f i ' pursu?» it* successfull career, overcomi g Chicago, back hurt; Conductor Conser, now as thev were la«t year, while smok ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, it nd »•» ir t‘ niHlHTjH, d\*iep*ia, nervousness. Midi ey Portland,leit leg broken and hip bruised ; ed dress buttona are l«tween two and 4 ' mi a b Jackaunrtlle, Ur. iitiiji.e.*, cof^tipation aid rheumatic ai>- L ’ ‘ 1 A. liutf. brakeican, Eugene, sprained three times, and rxtra super about half X I I »’ f tii« tits, not only < n this but on many con ankle and face b.uised; Mrs. Leua again as high. In other words, the Will practice in all courts of tin-State. < Hh« »• i, tinents. V in tue Court Huuav, Ural dour to irti ut en I it Bernbrick, Tacoma, bead injured; A. woman who spent a dollar for expensive Fl' trane v. Weinbienncr, Milwaukee, Wis., spine buttons la«t year can get tlie same quanti Mure About Sutton. injured; Charles B«riy, Ticoma, shoul ty now for about fl 50; but th“ woman H. K. HANNA, Mr Tait, of T ’ hama. who chin* the der and tiead hurt; S. E. Garner, porter wtio bought a dollar’s worth of common A r. mu e-* atuo h* d to Sul ton's wagon in Butt? TTOMNEY AND COL’NSELOH AT LAW, i on tourist sleeper, Son Francisco, knee cheap dress buttons then con'il not buy V .• < re» k \ a ley. sent a hired man last week sprained ; Frank Cleaves, Portland,back the same good» now for much Issa than For sah at Citv Drug Store. Jacksonville. t.« pro* or? th» mules front W. J. Bray, and J<ar4c«oav«Ils. Or. j and chest hurt; Mrs. Cleaves, Portland, ♦4 iibo 'ook ti e wagon whicti briong?d to iiut- «1 Will practice in all courts of the State. Diller badly shaken up; J. B. Siieleuberger, to- . Mr. B ay, who had been d« pu'ized by We have mentioned this particular h • • pa » he larg«*t stock of AN AI’I'AI.LISO SCENE. in Orta’s brick, up-atair*. Slie'ifT M"X'ny to hunt up the murder« r, Albina, eye and afioulder ii*jur«d ; John tax because it is tbe one wlrch of all Does a General Banking Business, and Buys and Sell 3 East- or find s<me cueto the ints-ing Sutton, L. Posson It was a gloomy, weird and riot an ut - Pangilly, Tacoma, shculder and flip others makes the moat favo able show J. J. HOUCK, wanted Ute man to go wi<h him on another em, Domestic and Foreign Exchange. loutat tic scene that presented itself as injured,- Mrs. John Pangilly, Tacoma, ing for Mr. McKinlev. The i>earl but search; but he hid no orders to do m ». NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER. the wie -k was neared. Ttie entire train hip alia shoulder hurt; W. S. Emeu, ton industry is lhe only on • in which we which Fhow»dihat hit’? interest is mat i• •' e i by his ft tend». From the be>t inf* r - had fallen through the trestle, and Sinpaw, Minn., right shouldei blade si.il have b- ard of any increase in wages since Gold lUll, Otryon. n.at'.on that can tn* gathered, it Js tirmlv arouiiil a to»' of bonfires that were built nip broken; W. Mitchell, Dubois, Pa., the new tariff went into “ff'Ct. There is A oTt ’ ■'T ' T **• ** j XI U4,« ùj XA xjì 1. VINES AND SHRUBBERY Will attend to all buainvtw in my line with t»?i eved th »< Sutton was murdered some along the east side of the track sat several ribs broken and chest injured; one small factory in New Jersey employ proinptnexa and at rvaouiiabie ratea. General Agt». for D- M. 1 erry & Co's where near the Or?--on boundary itne,eith groups of passengers who had eseapt d C. Mitchell, Reynoldsville, N. Y.. hit ing thirty men. These men recently on the north went coutil. • r in O egon or Ca ifornia, ami that hi* w tli but slight or no injnrie-. The ,«:e- leg broken, arm sprained ; Captain Jack threatened to strike if they were not MONEY T OAN ED ON FAVOR ABLE TERMS WM. M. COLVIC. body bn* b -en am ho ed in rhe bottom < f tute from a distance was not unhke that Crawford, poet scout, Mexico, right Inp granted an increase of 10 per cent, saving h»t> K am iih Uke says the Yreka “Jour ATTUHNKY AND COL'NSELOH AT LAW. of an Iridian village after nightfall; but injured; Mo.es Hurd, Newport, Or., left tfiat they could not live on their old nal inp injured and scalp wound; F 8. as one drew near the stern reality <fis- Urryvn. wages TLeir employer gave way. The' pe'leJ all auch illusions. Ttie broken Wolff, Los Angeles, back injured ; O. E. duty on pearl buttons has t>een increased Butte Creek Roller .Mills. PRICES: Garilcn S.,-cil tVill pruetiee in ali thè court» <»t thè Ekadhl, Center city, Minn., injured by 1,400 per cent, of which thirty work and sjl ntered timbers of the bridge, Pr<M**vutiiiK Atturnvy tur FirM Judieiai T'.e ro l'-r p-oce-s nmcliinery in llie the forward cars thrown over the track about face and lower extremities; Daniel men in New Jersey get 10. The women Llistrict. Diher in Cuurt-lmuse, Ihit'e i re. 1. mill» Lavina l> etl placed iu |.i--ir,.n i n I Ims ness having been r*-- in confusion, and the intense silence McCarthy, Lewi» county, Wash., left of San Francisco, who have to pay more ROBERT Q. SMITH, ' 'lime.I, I mn no* read« to supply ail wlio , that seemed to pervade the chilly atmos toot sprained and back injured; Hairy fo' their own and their childien’s clothes, I may * me with lhe be-t ot roller proce-s phere, inspired a feeling <1 »self akin to Raymond, Spokane Pali., right arm can comfort themselves witli this r.fl“C- ATl'OH.SEY AND CUlXSEL'tlt AT LAW, Il oral inaiket rat«». I mil continue to 1 horror. The small groups abmt the broken, scalp wounds; W S. B tyrie, St. ti«-n—thirty men have ha-f their wages ex' l ang" wnh farmers lor wheat »1 lhe ' tires only occasionally broke the stillness Paul, hacture of r,gli' sliuuider bra de ; tl. rai-ed 10 |«-r cent. It is a point worth re- G fan /’ j » /'«<*«♦ Ur<yun- lollomng rates; 38 pounds ol superior of night t>y speaking in low umlertoip s. 8. Milsner, East Port snd, corn ii » i n of memlx'ting. for in s-veral other in lua- I baker'» grad«- fl >ur per bushel wtihoul ofl'ul, oace in Layton A Co.'» brick, upstair». Within the <ar« voices of agony and back aud spine; Mis. If. S. Milisucr, triea wages have gone down instead of 1887 lb-. TAKE PUBLIC NOTICE or 34 pounds of baker’s gr: de flour |>er contusion ut the back; }i. A Ambrose, pain alone wer- ’ beard. Men, women ut> since rhe new tariff went into effect, bushel and nine pound» of feed. Ex- ROBERT A. MILLER, Of the Franchises anil Privileges granted to F. II. KUXVE chm-ge limited, io family use», in farmer's i and children, with broken and bleeding postal clerk, Sunnyside, East Purl land, Bays the Examinrr. slight bruises; A. S. Rand, as ¡slant ■ limbs, were speaking to each other ATTOltNEY AND CUI NSELOK AT LAW. sacks. Will guarantee the output of the Manufacturer of August 7th, l«8bS, I Butte creek mills to be equal to the best words of comfort. Old men and women postal clerk, Portland, back oruised ; 8. Got XKNOK PtSNOl KH' s Q i 'KEB VlhlTOK. JorKaonrUlr, Or. tl tir made in southern Oregon. with white hair lay hudt.led together <n M. Leonard, express agent, injured —Governor Pennoyer had an extremely By the incorporators of said company, now on tile at the A. .1. D aley . ttie floor; ollieis found comfortable about head and chest; Captain Charles queer and inquiaitive visitor tbe other unir e lit building formerly occupier! b> Dr. E igli- Point, Or.. Julv 7. 1890 Wut Jackson, positions in what was left of their seats; Boden, chest and back injured; two of morning. He was a farmer who lives Recorder’s office, in Jacksonville, Jackson (’o. neatly all were gtoaning with paiu. his children slightly injmed; J oseph out in Washington county, and be came Want Military Protection. N. D. YOUNC, Very few escaped without injury, per Bacon, sprained ankle; J. W. Daniels, Tolo, Oregon, October 4. lice Keepers’ Supplies. Aliuris, November 13—P Peterson b is haps not over lialf a doz-n out of nearly tauter, contusion of tbe back, Mryer to town to sell produce and get drunk lie was anewaaful in both obj-cta/and he -r* just re un.vd from a trip to Wadringion tí U R V B Y O R. Shiveied glass, splinteied seats, Wo.ticim, injured a!suit the faca and was looking seven ways for Sunday when We want Y"i f.>r a customer. Give ns «-ity on bebalt of the re-rstablisbnieut of 100. hands; Captain A.C. Euell, San Fran ba-k ts, bedding and small pools of a trial order. Jaeluunvillr, Oregon. FortBdw. il. A large comui’inity, partly J. W. WALKER. lie hitched his team in front of tbe gov J. H. GRIFFIS. in three state»—C dif-rnia, Nevada and blood was the lied ' f many lying there cisco, both legs fractured; 8. G. Isaacs, ernor’s office at the mill. Entering it ha Nuri eying ut all kind» done tn a ttrat-class Walla Walla, contusion of th J back; acene was one unable to move. The L. & Orrgoi. n » xposed to the depredations «i manii'-r aud ut r'-a-toiiabl»- ratei«. took off his hat, and, gazing around for nt least 2,000 Indian*-, w Im cannot be said Io ' that beggars description and one never Charles Vaugun, sprained ankle ; Albert a second, said: »»-Spe.-ial atteutioii paid to locating g"V- y disposed toward lhe wbi’« s. ■ to be forgotten. ernmeat landa. Kuesterman of Portland, chest injured 2G9 2d Portland. Or. b- I be ¡.e;ueab •’I want to sliee Governor P“nnoyer." < t zens are naturally very much ex. r- MANI E \< I F KERS < » > and sprained ankle; E If. HoJghter, Catal- gue Free. AN AMBl LANCE CORI’S. “Well, air, what can I do for you this cor <r.* cf—* r- to Miil< r 1 cised over the older of the War Depamit nt Pmlman conductor, both ankles sprain morning?” asked the governor. O. F. DEMOREST, al and< n ng Fort Bidwell and leaving them i Up >n arriving on the scene of the ed ; W. Payne, baggage-master,fractured < ntnely witbout military protection. Mr. wreck Pr. Bevan tn-gan operations by “0. good mornin’, gov'nor,” continued U E » 1 D E N T DENTIST. Peterson, however, has so presented this • organizing ambulance corps. He assign- thigh and scalp wounds; Henry Chris lhe visitor, extending hia band. “I JI rd fard, <)rr<«>«. matter to ti e War Department ss t<> obtain ' ed ene physician to each car, and bad man, injured back ; J. B. Rautgh, Taco didn* come to strike you for no job. Just ma, hip bruised; Ctiatles Per.y, Taco a reconsideration of its action. them remove the most severe cases ma, ribs and c«4lar-bone broken; ii aixiial call, yer honor. My name iah J. G. LEE, M. D., AT CENTRAL POINT, B—. I’m a Republican of tha worst first. In this way lie was able to do By the Thousand ! W. S Hall, Spangle, Wash., injured PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Notice. systematic woik without doubling up. about the flip and spine; Mrs. W. T. kind, and I woikoil and voted agin you THE I’N’DERSIGNED IS NOW TAKING DR- in Jnne; sure I did, gov’nor. But Sally Cut t! i.* out, »nd when you visit Port As there were not stretchers enough, Central f*a«at, Orepoa. I tiers t hrough Jackson an«l Josephine coun land during ttie exposition call on Towne, more had to be obtained, anti as want is E ledge, Spangle, Wash., fracture of she’s a Democrat. Sally, my wife. She ties« for tl»e photographer, ami receive the follow the mother of invention, fenceboard-t aim in falling alter wreck; E. W.Le- runs tl e ranch and boa-ea me, too. She Calls promptly attended to duy or night. Francis, Colfax, Wash , right aim and ing extraordinary otter: All presenting CONTRACTORS AND BUILDE1S. were made to do the duty of the more both feet sprained; Mrs. E. W. I. Frau- was for Pennoyer and I wasforTbcmpaon, FRUIT TREES & SHRUBBERY i CEO. DE 8AR, M. these »li| s will I m ? given one dozen < f n»v •nd ’tween ns times were lively round the finished article usually found in drug best style cabinet j hotos and « lie extra for cis, Colfax, Wash., hurt in back and PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Aliy kind rais«**! in a tlral-clajw» Nursery. framing for |3 50. My regular price for stores. The sound of saw anti hammer both legs bruised; W. F. Howell, Oaks ranch." ■"I am glad there ie a goo I Democrat in the same worK to those not holding these for a while snpplanletl the groans of the Tho-’** wnntingr tr<’«’» will do well to give me J«rkK«,lli», Orrgoa. date. Wanb., right aiiuulder bruuteil; the family," said lhe governor pleasantly. slips is |6.00 p»r<l« x?n and $3.00 for extra maimed ami wounded. Ttie improvised tic r onlfi '*. as I will iruarantue satisfH« ti«»n. XV. F. How« II, not»«« brok«-n and Mis. _________ "Just give Mrs. B--------- my compliments Olkcv HI«<1 rtwtdenee <»n California Street. pi« ’ore. Th s is »n extraordinary < fter, stretchers answered every purpose, ami I warrant all my tre» *. if properly cared for. injured; ; .uauu Maud v Chase, naux-, Wright's, vri«gu, a, when yon get home.” Calls attended promptly day or nignt. T'rill’« o! payment easy. Pr«»«luce taken nt Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery, and the probability of doing e?»ough extra ttie brave work was th-n continue«! with chest injured -n ok. t price iHUU ’ ts. of Peach S«-c«l wante*|. omy slightly brtiiHrti ; J. W. Boat- Cal., t_., work to m»k? it paj iron pts th? indu* v- I “Sally will like that, gov'nor. Shell out interrnpti«»n until the entile wreck man, Puyallup, arm ami head bruised; A. S JOHNSON. R. PRYCE, M. D., inent Ca’I and se? our work; it spehk* Jackaonvillc.Orvron. Aug. 1.1*M3. was cleared of its cargo of human freight. Mrs. Boatman, internal — was in a lie delighted. Now, you j-et put that for itsc’f This hohis good until N«>v?in PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, The woik was necessarily slow,for mat-v delicate condition before accident; Olga down on paper. Take one of your cards C T ownk —WITH ITS----- KINDS. b* r 1st. Studio c«»r. First .•«n<l B. Morrson OILS O F AI S’ . of the injun-tl were in a critical condition Boatman,chin cut; L*e LsFrancie,aukle and write < n it '«lie compliments of tha Hadlkrd. Oregon. Btiim x our babies to Towne. atrd the least jar threw them into and back irijuied; Dell fas Fiaricis, season to Mr». B--------- lloint" < ¡it 4 >r<*<»’oii OlBee la Williams Brick Building, up-stalr». a 4 w laaic;' Ieels. Ttie governor «lid as requested and the paroxysms of pain. Moreover, the severely shaken up; John Midsr, Port ■ - - - - rm: i i i i.iiKATt n . . • loaded visitor deposited the card in tiie patients had to lie carried sor.re distance, SMITH & WESSON _ How They do It at Vale. Malheur County. land, back, hip aud left aim injured, bottom of one of his pockets amt went at J. S. WAIT, M. D., for the relief train did not venture too <> i Widnebday. by invitation, iLv. Mr- also foot ciu-hed ; John Henkle, Denver, it again. .»ND IIKAN't It OtFK'ES IN Pultfl.JND, AfTOttlA ANU Al.tiANV PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Caity <>i ei ed li'S i>ib e on the bar of I). C close to the wreck. The road, or rath r left foot crushed; Eugene Fish, aevere “Gov'nor," he said, “you’re a h— of a path, through the swamp was rough ami Hus tor ««'<• h tHrgr* list <>t Wells ’ salt on, and preached an excellent NAILS. ROPE. krJfurJ, Urri«». bruises; Hannah Fu»h, back injured; l good fellow and I'm sorry I voted agin’ The Finest Small Arms Eter Manufactured. ■ sermon <«• a large ami ai precialiv° Audienc**. muddy, and an advanced lantern guard . . rA______ - <>uarante*Nl m John Rusli, li'xiy bruuw-s; R. Saake.arm yer. You’ve made a good friend of Sally, Urtiee un Main *tr«»-t. in Chihler»' building. The th.drt», ri-rd and bi l ard taliks anti ha<l to go witli eacti procession. Unrivaled* Perfect. ■ Grain. Stock and Fruit Farms. Also Ciiy and injured; M. L. Haile. Mtrdlord, Or., leg my wife, and wh-n you vi-it our ranch Cull» promptly utten<l<»l to, day »”'• uight. for , » b n he> were ti . e I with ’ ’he bovt,” hi d THE SIOIITRV DATLIOItT. injured ; Isaac l ’ altiert, Kansas, slightly ACCURACY. no cougregau* n in any clunk w.s ever von cn Lave anvtliing von want. N-.w, Suburban Property. DURABILITY, more at’ent ve ai d po ite. After the ch»- OR. A. J. LAPPEUS, When daylight dawntd. ami tie fir-t it • re i John Wagne«, c iti.iiaiou of I w-.in’t to intmdoeea Irjeorl. I!•» t.»'t «■ EXCELLENCE 0« Tlo Dr* 2 >u L in I < '..wa-» «-»pecifltlv organi/.'-d f-*r tu » jnirp i r ol bu \ iuz an I *ub<l v> 1 nu iug | rover the hat was passed and <june a Low Ituling Prices. ii..ck ; Sophii.M lleiaug, hurt in t n-eye; rays ot sun t-eg.in to 1ft th- nianrle ni is Bill. II- is a mighty g »«1 teller. Bill WORKMANSHIP and I arg* 11 . k Is **l laud, i u*l im.* «luriug tie- pa-t I u o y« ai > I»* .tight and •»ui»; \ d *. \ . r .*• on «. PHYSICIAN AND SL’KOEON. i .ind'om» <• Lection was p’e*en»ed to the CONVENIENCE in acres of liitid int<> tlv*- to twenty acr«* tract-* Tiie mhc < - of tliN mi I- i i.ikuig is show u in lhe datkmt-s that filing over tLeeal <■ Kail Iteizoa, -ligli ii'jur.e-; W.is«m ! is. but yri miiatti’t pay anv 't ntion to Give rm? :t call I ere jr<>jtij. ••‘Hvwhere. ’everend gentleman, who that ked th- in Castrai Palai, Or<-«ou. LOADING and SAFETY. tact that out • >t 2SO trn« ts pia< < d on the mark't. 22’» liu». I.. . n - 'd. Very, i-ack rm i> ¡so br«n«c.i; Rev. J. Ml ERI BAN. wliat Be «■ivs. h can ■■ be is a little l-ke a fit- era! pall, th- full s>gn tic n< . with a ”<iod bless you” and tie»-at ted We claim that t* n itri* - ol choice land in truit w ill \ d a Img* r in< m* than I go tten s ot I'eware of cheap iron imitations. We’ve l»'“n drinking ."11 day Calla aUr'nrhsl «lajr or night. ____ ____ an I e xit nt of iliat fatal wr-ck »a- re- F. ther B. ChK.upaii', -lioulder injU'ed ; drunk wheat in Du- Mi-<i’-;ppi \ ill* x . Sc-d « r Dustrated Catalogue and Price List to ■ Wealsonink va'mabl' lmpr«»v«‘ments in ?he way of r-.a |-t. ten« ■’. < • .n ing th« land. etc. voided in a!l -its stern r ality. Tin Chares W Juomtoii, Reselling, »p-ain- and Be can'i bo il up |.ke me.” Leg.tl Btaiikn. SMITH & WESSON, _ We can s-’il a Min.ill tr let of !ami t«»r th’smi prie-’per acr you xvoiild hav. t » pay for a OR. 8. DANIELSON, Forth«'lb lhe visitor sent to the door wot k of reniui ing the iojuied had lie-n , e«i shuil.iiei ; S. M. Yursn, Eugene, ,s !• i: i Mi t it:1.1>, .w.i s.s. ■ large farm. A full »*!*< rtmentuf b anks for ibe u*«- slight tiruiKs; J. M. M'*ui, Eugene, ■nd a moment latei B.ll, a tad, rather only about half completed, but there w is Phjrelo-Mcdical <t jus 1 rs <»l i be e and culistabh s (. mu &?■■■■■■■■■■ thigh bruises ami «-heel hurt; W lliain i good-looking man, enter« d and san in < Wil\ s I v h»Ui <1 at «lie TiMES otHi'V ; m ‘ bu no time for rest or refreshments. Pr physician a n d s U h g b o n . Rea, Baker, ity. he.c I .lightly cut; M.S troduced to 111" governor, wl.o ksw at .1 eus. ni"i '-gme-, bi Is ol sale, leases, me- Lane and his corps of efficient assistants ■ cbhim ’s h< i , bonds* ni:<i every ie>;al iiad kindly brought down a supp'v of [ C. Evanson, Christiana, No,way, inter once that he was not half a» drunk aa MrJfor'l, Urrgoa. FURNITURE FOR SALE blank generally iHed in (> eg m. They urt* eatables. There was plenty of good nal injuries; E W. Sproat, Ho lister. hia friend. After a few niotnent’a con INI)---- printed uf <u the latest and best forms, and bread and butter anti delicious coffee, Cal., ankle smashed ; J. 8. Batholemeur versation the pair dtove away. Spacial attantion given «o Chronic Oi««-a»ea. Roseburg, track injured; Julius Kumli, will bv sold at Portland prifts. There U ami all weie invited to partake. e . p. maby ; m . d . no mcis-vy for sending away fur your (JT-JI* FOR RENT. The bodies of the brave engineei and | Portland, head cut; H. V. Tartar, Red DKCKKK»XKIia-l.tQVtiM HABIT» egal blank. lit all tht W or 11 thrrr 4a Sat onr Cwre Il Y d I CIAN AND HI’ KOK O fireman were lying side by side in the B uff, Cal , back and foot injured ; John nV IXG TO H L HEALTH, THE rXBF.lt bushes, a short distance from the engine, Miller, Victoria, B. C., back, thigh, hip, FDIC >\LF BV Or. Haiae» Ueldea «peelHe. 11 -i ■() | fh s’r'* tn retire front bii-inc***, am Hi The Republican Plan. Mrdfonl, Oregon. i.lt. r- all th'1 furniture in I »»•• E. S II • I fo *r and that of an unknown man, whom a ' bead and waist injured; Minnie Magnea, It can be given in a cup of tea or coffee • I*. Huntington says lie made hie for discriminating humanity has pleased to , Minnesota,'oot sprained ; Louie Magi c-, tla vers v a’»-mablc tl'zurc. Tne Im I I Hire in Hamlin’s Bhx k. Residence on < hit -. «-. !iifh H a «iijb-t uitial In i' k -tii" and vm tune bv picking up ev« rything he saw ly;ng chest and back injured; Elenora Mag- without the know:edge <.| 1 lie person taking Street. i t t ail;, <i« snrm-'l ft>r the li-it* I bti«*iii«*s*. will around loose and taking care of it. That call a tramp, was some distance off by i nea, back and side injured; Georgia it. erte'-ting a »peedy Slid peiruianent cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker itself. The face of the fireman was In n nti «I ut a low rate to responsible parties. rule is a good one and dishonest «nougii U Magnes, foot mashed ; Charles Magnet, <>r ar. alcoholic wreck. ( E. B. PICKEL, M. D., | | •) I urt her particulars apply to I hourauds ot Gold Hill. O it gon. p ease a taritl protege. Il if a» easier way terribly bruised and covered with blo< <1, baud .1. BEIIOIK >AM, Jacksonville. and iiead injured; Fied Wait, drurikaid« have been cured who have taken t » get rich however, log'» to congress, ■nd well it might have been, for both PHYSICIAN A N D S U It G E <» N. i alm yourself oil as an infant, and demand bmlies were dug out from under the e»b , Kanapolis, Kans., back and ankle hurt; 'he Golden 8|>ecific in their «•« flee without Medford, Oregon. inalienable right of an infant to be »»up in about three feet ol mud. The engine , Gideon Kellogg,Chicago, knee sprained ; their knowledge, and to-«i»y believe they Choice Lands For Sale. Choie L cat.ou- ami Ih <-.«s Reasonably the quit drinking of their own free will. No I or ted by s« nie one else. was lying on its side, and was about Oloff Eekraalre, Minnesota, badly bruis harmful effect residi» from its administra Calls promptly Attended to Day or Night. con&in. Low. Office on B struct. poll SALE. >119. ACHES OE LAN’D-41» half embedded in mud. This, it is satrl, ed ; W. A. Creek, Kansas, ankle broken ; tion. Cures guaranteed. Send for circular 1 :»« r«-s >>l tiinn !an<! In the valley, k < kh I foi Nothing but Honesty Thete. will be almost a total loss. Ttie tender James McGarry, mightiy injured ; C. XV. ■ nd full psrti«-iil»'s Address in confidence fruit or :rriiin. Thees'ateof the late Samuel J Kamlall and express car were turned over, both Garifes, Pendietoii, spine injured; A. GOLDEN SPECIF IC CO . 185 Race Bireat DR. W. STANFIELD, Ttt.i th >u-«:iutl six hutbln^l ncr«*» foot-hill »mounted to on y F>.'*X> worth o< petsotial badly shuttered. The mai-lcaralone was j Brown, Canada, Slightly injured ; C. A. Cincinnati. 0 .ml inountHin-sith' I a n< I. poo«! torfruit,daiy- E L E C T I C PHYSICIAN. ir-iiry I'liete tire i o:ne who would rue standing almost diagonally across ttie , Colvat, Oakland, leg and arm hurt; E. ’tig-or sttM’kniising. This track of land I ihf Farm tor Sale. J. R. WRITSMAN. Vic-rroHMb-nt. ov< r «’Ven mil« ’* of feneing, «lweliinur-h*»use. lb j* f.id a> an evidence of Ku dali s until- flu» l<x-nti'<l In Aahlanri. Or., for the liraclir-e W. F. READ. President track, and how it came in this position ie . J. Jeffrey, Portland, now brokeu ; K Will Make Regular Vlalu. ol lit« prohwion. Make» all chrome di.i i«»'-«. a st.'cl. Nh<-«1 of ‘.Ml feet, hii «I plenty of living A k « mm ! farm slid -t<«< k raiicli,containing ItM» ne. s to serve the |*eople;but the majority a mystery in itself. J. K. ELDERKIN, X» ' . md M riugei Do«ill, Badora, Wash., leg broken. aueh as Hheuinatlsin, Asthma, Piles, bt'lney J. L. COWAN t Trwumrer look ui on it a« an evidence that lie set ved acr< *: I’m act • s i.n t r f< ’ ••• . «in acr«*s in cult! A. Garrlt k. merchant tailor of Medford, < :ill on >r a«)dre«a J. S. HERRIN. Complaint», etc., a specialty. C. Griebel, representing the Vai. Blatz All ttie passenger cars and the baggage I lliete vation. G» mh ! h iiiM- ami outbuildings and the people lailhtU'ly »nd honestly AxhlaniLJaekHon Co.. Or. nec«*ssar) barn r<M»m Fruit <-nougii for a Brewing Co., died a abort time alter ttie will be tn Jackaotivi le next Mond y, and i o seaside collages ill the iiaorlall car were left standing on the track regularly every week tberealter.for the pur ipp )•: small tfiinil) . I’wo living Nprings on the plac e, J. H. BENNETT. M D.t Many of the timbers of the trestle , accident, Laving been injured internally. pose of taking order» for clothing. A» be « mil handy tor-t •< k .tu I 11 i-.u' :* mu pur|H«ses. flte estate T7Ä P H Y81C I A N A N D 8 V KO E O N, bridge, as also quite a number of ties, following pr>i|*« ity xviligowith tne piac«-: 4 i» • brat dar* mechanic and carrte« • large •< Huirlo Care Jit «*«!• »*»«••»•■ ” h<>rs«’s. Iianu -*. wagon, |4'»w barrow, cultiva were imtiedded in the mud. line of goods be will give the fullest ftatta- Grant*« Faw. Oregun. tor, mower and n ap. r conibified. Milky rak », Simply apply "SWATna's O intmknt ." N o faction. Give.him a trial, for bis rata« era Eirltemeni mill nil nec* •«^.iry hau l t«n»|s. Th«’ place is lo- internal medicine required. Cun, tetter, THE WORK or A F1KKI1. Mind vr«ind»*ring cured. Breien l^nrr^d Office at present at the Ilaglcy Hotel. reasonable. cat «-«i three in11 ■* iiorthw< 4i <>t Eagle Point, i-caema. itch. »11 eruption» on the race. h»n,ls l>s in nnr fVinff, T«^tin^ni.H«i fr inali Kuns high in th 1 » place over "Systetu How came the accident? This is a and nine miles from < « niral Point railroad 3v»r« ‘ i th»* floh«. P « fwu-tu P'» ht m*»*-. Ac., leavlna the »kill clear, white and . . r W FRF.r. F'T.t ' n f npllr.t <‘-.f station. 11 sz>l<i before h tr\msl the crop will lu-Hlthy. 11» irn-at heallnir and curative pow. question that many ask themselves ar Builder,” as it cures Dyspepsia, Cunatipa- Children Cry for Pitcher’s Cartona. < V «ÍIA. I -‘••’t'e. 2. 7 F»eh Av-. N< . -» go with the place. \ small hunch of enttleand ersnre p<*«s*-»»r«l I'y no other remedy. Ask may b“ renna on noon as they had the opp rtuuity to for tion. Catarrh of llie 8t'>m«cli. and make» some Ilogs xvili I m - -..id h I.- o . if <h «-¡red. Tcrim* our .Iruicaist for Sw»r»ia'» DiMTainT. «la nt Gio. P. pure blood ami but <A m >ip the system. It easy; two-thirds rash, balance to suit pur get their pain.. Tho-e who were sole ________ ___ _ . ltowi LI. A Co'l « )|{EG< is 11.00 a bottl - "t. Brooks' drugaioie. AN chaser. For p irPcuHii -'♦ n-piire n llie ;•!»*•»• New»p»per Advertising Bureau ito Spnic» looked over the ground for tiiemeelvea, Tell your friend, <• p- merit vtn ri v, u n-e I Ifcjreti bexdatbe only- Pre»ton'a M-d- I 6 ' A.Z. n,-v of Mi-f^TX of I he proprh tor. Street i,wtiers aitvri» ------------------ and a careful investigation led to the it. ' FREDERICK SCHNEIDER. K* W.áYÍRAION. our authorized Meat» tialag contraria may YAQUINA BAY ROUTE FREIGHTS & FARES THE LOWEST i 8EEKMÄN & REAMES' BANKING HOUSE, ìkus » lo C. C. ¡Maas's Basì. r Jackson County Bank. r: Al I CI >! '<>!{ I». < > i{ I-X. J < >> WOODBURN NURSERY &, Son, F. NO APHIS OR LICE ON TREES. TOLO ! TOLO! Tolo Townsite and Milling Co. I J. C. CARSON, Sash. Doors, Blinds > \ 1» »ore complete by far than any other In BouUiem Oregon, and compares favarably wltlranj- tn tbe Biate. Job Printing of every ImagilMibW'description done at Ban Eranclaoo rates, and In a prompt aud Brat-claaa manner WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS I SEEDS SEEDS F. GRIFFIS 3« WALKED, GOLD HILL, OREGON SEEDS SEEDS Posson St., Son, £RUITtrees JOS. C. SHERiOAH, PROPRIETOR. SAW MILLS ON SAMS CREEK HARDWARE, THE OREGON LAMD CO PAIN TS ■■»■■■■■■■■■ REVOLVERS: FAM S SEND FOR PAMPHLETS. M \PS > PRICE LIST. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, C. B. FITZGERALD, 63 Front Street, Portland, Oregon lEMORY CAPITAL STOCK. —■—— ■ .... < A--ll THIS PAPER K« made tur U I' NEW YORK PAID A LB I N lì I ». 800.000.OO. )N. LJrJ.13. J.itüO« COMPLETE LIST OF THE INJCKBO.