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ikmoffatif
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AJvertiaetnent* win be inserted tn UeTlMM
at tba following rates.
Tea tinea, one Insertion..............................
aj on
‘ " «» subsequent Insertion........
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A fair reduction from ttia above rates AM eto
yearly and time adwrttaers.
5
THS TIMES JOB OFFICE
Rates of Subacrivtlon:
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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1890
VOL. XX
MEDICAL-
MISCELLANEOUS.
is more oomplete by far than any other In
Southern Oregon, and compares favorabty
with any In tbe State. Job Printing or oreA
Imaginable description done at han Francisco
rates, and ln a prompt aud firat-claaa manner
What is Needed.
H. E. Hayes, nisaterof tbe Oregon State
Grange thus expressed bis views upon tbe
existing depression in agricultural pursuits :
The great need of farmers in this state is a
thorough knowledge of their business.
To know how to plow, sow and harvest
their crops 1» important but not all. The
market should be studied and they should
learn not to »ell their crops until they are
raised
Many sold their hops last spring
to be delivered this fall at 11 to 15c per lb,
sn«l bow they are worth 40c. The finan
cial qutatiou ia another that mint ba stud
ied. Money can be borrowed in lhe east
at from 4 to ti per cent., while it is loaned
here at 10 to 30 per cent. No farmer can
live and pay such rates ol Interest ;still con
gress is afraid lo give us free coinage of sil
ver for fear ibe treasury may be made a
dumping place for the silver mines and
the people will have loo many silver dollars.
If silver coin is pai«l lor silver ore, the
treasury cannot have too many mines
dumped into it and the people of this state
can take care of all tne silver dollars they
get. Another and greater need for the far
mers is uulted |>o:itical action and they
must secure that lo get at the root of »o
much of lhe evil ot the present day
OUR FORESTS AND FOREST TREES it becomes a large tree four to six feet
in diameter and 100 feet and more in iea, the black oak becomes a much larger
CONTBIBUTKb BY X. W. HAMMOND, OF height. In parts of Cooa, Douglas and and finer tree than tbe white oak. It
STATE O*' OKKGON.
1890.
Curry counties tbe myrtle is abundant often attains a height here of 90 to 100
WIMKB, JACKSON COVNTT,TO "XX-
(T. S. Senators J. H. Mitchell. J. N. Dolph:
H.tit FEE'S WEEKLY
and of large size. It ia considered the feet and more. I have measured trees
Con<ru*tiuan, B, Hermann; Governor. S. P»-n-
SOÜBCC8 OF SOUTHERN
noyer; Secretary of SHatc. Gconre W. Mc-
moat valuable bard-wood tree on the sixteen and seventeen feet in circumfer
OBXOON.”
ILLUSTRATED.
FROM HZAD TO WAIST A MASS OF 1OXKASK.
Brldu; State Truannrer. Geo. W, Webb; State
Pacific coast for cabinet-making and for ence at three feet from tbe ground, and
Sl-rrEKlNO TKRKIBI.Z. Cl’RZD SV
Priutvr.F. C. Baker; Supt. Public lnatruetiuii.
ITTICOSA REMBDIKX.
K. B. McElroy; Supreme JudguM, K. S. btralian,
The Western yew (Tarus bresifelia) use in ornamental wainscoting and fur- one that measured twenty-one feet aix
■ Harpers Weekly" lias a well-established
Chief Ju«tice;W. P. Lor*l, K. S. Bean.
niahing. Thia tree, it should be ob inches in circumference at three feet.
.MANUFACTURER
(>F
I was ooverwl with scrofula sores from my
occurs more or leas sparingly in ths served, is not a true myrtle; in fact, It ia
riHST JUDICIAL DIMTHHT.
rl ie. as the leading Illustrated newspaper In
Magnificent specimens of tbe black oak
rougher parts of ths country along tbe
Comprtainir Jacks«>u, Joaephine, Lake and
America. The fairness of its editorial com- head to my waist, suffering so that 1 could
not a myrtle at ell.
The whole myrtle are sometimes seen in small groups about
Klamath counties: Circuit Ju>ix<*. L. K. Web-
UK nt on current politics has earned for It the not sleep nights, and could lie down only
foothill streams, where it ia usually asso family has not a single representative
•trr. District Attorney, W. M. Colviir.
r.
cl and confluence of all Imfiartlal resd- with pll'owa under my arms. My head was so
the dwellings and farm bandings of thia
ciated with the white fir, the Douglas
JACKSON COUNTY
. r- The variety and excellence of Its literary sore that I could not wear a hat; and being a
within tbe borders of the United States, part of tbe atate.
farmer,
I
could
not
go
baro-beadi-dj
ao
wore
a
Senator, Theo. Cameron; KepreaentativvM,
contents, which include serial and short
spruce, occasionally tbe sugar pins and excepting such as may have been intro
very
soft
handkerchief
on
my
bead.
In
tact,
The cottonwood (Pupulut trichocarpa,)
H. Furry. 3. W. Merritt. J. M. McC.ill; County
„lories by the best and most popular writers,
the yellow pine, and in some places with duced. The Oregon myrtle, as we er
Judtfe, J. K. Null; Couiini-vsi.»n» F'*.
W. lay
III it forth«, persual of pisrpf«* <»f the widest walading tuning sight toothers and to my.
found here only occasionally, and al
the
ash,
the
alder,
the
maple,
the
live
self.
After
doctort««
for
six
years
with
the
lor. Hun. Haytuond;Clerk, M. Muller; Shi-riff, J.
t uige ot tastes and pursuits. The weekly sup
roneously call it, belongs to tbe I^aura- ways in tbe vicinity of tbe streams, ffi
oak, etc. The wood of the yew is hard,
G. iWrdavy; Treasurer, G. E. Bhkoinur;
plements are of remarkable variety. Interest best physicians In the oountry, and getting
mwu
cea, tbe true laurel family, and ia related by far tbs tallest deciduous tree in tbia
I. L. Hamilton; School Suprruitend»'nt. C. S.
ami value. No expense is spared to bring the worse all the time, I bad given up all hope of
strong,
tough
and
elastic,
very
fine
Price; Surveyor, P. Appletfat«*; C u-ont r.
highest order of artlstie ability to bear upon Retting well when 1 saw your CmcVHA
to tbe classic laurel or sweat bay of south regiob. 1 have found trees here of tbia
grained, compact and susceptible of a
ZMZDim advertises and procured a set, al-
J. S.Parron; Stock ¡iwpeclor, W. F. Song« r.
til. illustration of ebangeful phases of home
ern Europe (Laurtu nobilit,) to lhe va species to be, by careful trigonometrical
though
with
little
faith
in
them.
The
first
set
F
high
polish.
It
will
undoubtedly
become
;
h
JOSKFH1MK COUNTY.
Ml
”
mill
foreign
history.
A
Mexican
romance,
n p s
11
rious cinnamon, cassia and camphor measurement, more than 150 feet high ;
Joint Senator,
St. Ciair; H'-presentntive,
I l orn the pen of Thomas A. Janvier, will ap however, did uie such a vast amount of gigid
!
1-.-
f.i
valuable
for
cabinet
work,
and
to
a
limit
i
;;.;î
that I continued thair uae, and now, after
L
• !J
'
H. B. .MBIur; County Judge, V. t’uivig; Com-
trees, and to the sassafras.
It is the aDd,
measurement,
with tha
pear In the weekly in IWW.
———I by
—J actual
—
WWW. rU.CU., wisu
cue
ed
extent,
for
interior
finishing.
At
using
four
seta,
I
am
happy
to
say
that
I
am
miMionera, C. O. Bigelow. P. Hanaen;« lurk, < .
only representative of tbe true laurel rule, more than fifteen feet in circumfer
[';■} *. • i;.:'
entirely cured. Any of the prominent busi
■!
hî
h*
K. ChauMior; Sheriff, Jamun C. Musa; Treasur
present
it
is
used
chiefly
for
fence
and
1 t
"M
N
p
family
on
the
Pacific
coast.
ness
men
and
farmeffiia
and
around
Plainfield
ence at three feet from the ground. Tbe
K
er, J. MT. shever; Aaauatkor, E. C. Harinm*,
i-
bitching poets. When thoroughly sea
Harper'* 1‘eriotliral*.
will Indorse my story.
The madrons (Srbutur .Veurietii), uau present speciea is frequently called balm
School Superintendent, W. A. Maame; Survey
!
■I
F'1
soned it ia very hard, and it is then ex
GEORGE A. HEWBRLMAN. Plainfield,!II.
or, C. W. Havens; Coroner. Dr. U nilaue.
ally
called
"mountain
laurel"
in
south
l-‘
Per
leer.
id tbia section. Tbe wood ot tbe cotton
! ‘v! ki
KI«AMATH UH’NTY.
tremely difficult to drive a nail into it.
ern Oregon, ia a very handsome ever wood is used here as yet only for stove
Ul>
Joint Senator. C. A. Cognweli of Lake; R» p-
IlAttPEK'S WEEKLY...................................
The
wood
of
Taxut
brecifolia
was
need
. 4 no
green tree of the natural order of Krict- wood and for rails. But as tbe cotton
reacntativc. A. Snider ot Lake; County Judge,
IIAKPEK’S MAGAZINE.............................
by tbe Indians here for their bows, aa
. 4 un
J. S. Orr. CoinmnwbMiers, W.C. Cravrfvrd.
II A UI-Eli S BAZIK.....................................
ean, ttie heath family. Tbe trunk of th« wood is
Ringing words froffiffimtcful hearts tell the
something for tbe New Tear.
t 4
S no story
was
that«!
the
European
yew
(T.
bac
C. K. Silvers; Clerk, A. L. Leavitt; Sheriff, E.
HAKPEKS YOUNG PEOPLE.........
of great phyat-W watering, of mental
i
I-'.Mai'e Irw tù ail autairlbera in the United
W. Gowan; Treasurer, Win. E. liowu; Attes
The world renowned sucoaea of Hootet- cara) by out own forefathers before tbe madrons is usually sbort-aixd crowmd
anguish, t>y reason or humiliating disfigura
with low, widespreadiDgtop. The wood
tor, John Smart; Sch’MJl Sup«’» i nt undent. P. L.
Stuiv*. Canada ur Mexico.
tions, and of threatened dangers happily and ter’s Hloniache Bitters, and there contin invention of gunpowder.
Tansbeerifolia
Fountain;Surveyor, laa. Luskcard; Coroner, J.
»ixHdlly ended, by the CrTICORA R emzdixs ,. ued popularity for over a third of a oentu- is a much larger tree than tbe eastern ia very hard when thoroughly araaonod, cottonwood tree will in time be applied
T. Forbea
The volumes of the Weekly begin with the the greatest skin cures, blood puriser» and ary ax a stomachic, ia. scarcely more won- T. Canadensis, rivalling, in tbia respect, close, compact and susceptible of a fine to the asm« uses aa wall.
For fruit
LAKK COrXTY.
tii -• numtier for January of each year. When humor reinedl!« the world has ever known. «ierful than Ibe welcome that greets Hos
polish. The tree is abundant and of a boxes it ia certainly well adapted—prob
Joint Senator, C. A. Cogswuii of I»ake; Kep-
CVTICVHA K l . xoi . vzxt , tbe new blood and skin
the
celebrated
V.
baccata
ot
Europe
n..
lime
mentioned,
subscriptions
will
begin
rmentativc, A. Snider; County Judge. W. A.
teller's Almanac. This valuable ineiilcal
i
good size in southern Oregon, and will ably the best wood we have tor the pur
witn the number current at time of receipt or purlrter and grimiest of hvamur r<-m«-«lle», treatise is published by the Hostetler's In southern Oregon the yew attains a
MTBant re; Com»nitti oners, A. S . Lane, Guo. M
cleattsre the blood of all impurtib-aand poison
undoubtedly become one of our most pose—and the people here in general are
Jonea: Clerk, W. N. Sutton; Sheriff, W. P. Hey-
'il'.uml volumes ot "Harper’s Weekly,” for ous dements, and thus removes the cause*, Conipsny, Pittsburg, l'a.. under their own height usually of about forty feet, and I
ford rreaaurer, A. McCaliun; School Supuriu-
while C uticvra , the great akin cure, and imniediatesupervision, employing tri bands have myself measured trees here that valuable liard-wood trees. The madro not even dreaming as yet of the great
al
-
..
..
..1
-
tin
.
.
want
Imck.
In
neat
cloth
binding,
will
teudent, A. H. Fiauer; Auttttor. J. E. Mo-
ns ranges from British Colombia south value of this wood for thia purpose in
„, C vtk vra Hoxr. an ex«|ulalte akin breutifier, in that department. They are running
l. , -ent bv mail. iHistage paid, or by exprex»,
Douough; Slock Inspector. D. K. Jones.
■t «-•--■
clear the skin and m-slp and
restore the
hair. about 11 months in the year on this work, girthed eixly-eight inches at two feet from ward, along the Coast ranges chiefly, to the future, aa the fruit industry of thia
..I evil. n~.■ provided the freight does not
—.........
— -------
Viewot Fence tn Position.
MEKTINU or COVKTH. ET« .
the ground. Iu the Willamette valley it
,
......
I
,,n
■
,i,,Uar
i«
r
volume
for
»7
per
vol-
Hence
the
CrrtcvnA
KEMKD1ES
cure
every
southern California, thence southeast to
The supreme court ot Or» g m inlets at
v.eixl Olli dollar per volume, tor S« pw
special of agonizing, humiliating, itching. ami the Issue of tbe same for 1891 will be
grows to a much greater height than tbe Texas and Mexico. The madrons is al section, which is yet in it« infancy only,
Salem, regular terma commencing »n tie that
“ loth cases for each volume, suitable for burning scale and pimply diiowxe» of the more than ton millions, printed in the
expands to its full proportions.
Mondays in March and October; aiao at Pen
bin luig will be sent by mail, postpaid, on n- »kin. sea p and blood, w th loss ot hair and aB English, German. French, Welch. Nor above figures
ways a handsome tree, but is especially
The American aspen (Fopulur trevu-
dleton, commencing oa tirat Monday in M »y .
The
western juniper (Juniperus occiden-
11
f
il
»
aeli
huinora»blotch«.
eruption®,»oree,
Bcalea,
and
wegian,
Swedish.
Holland,
Bohemian
and
The circuit court for the NrM judicial diMi-ict
“jb inittanueNMh.iul.l be iniulc by |NMt«»ffite, rrusto. whether siiupiu.surofulous <>r cent«- bpani-h languages. Refer to copy of it for talis) occurs in eastern Oregon, Idaho, ornamental in tbe fall and winter when laideii known generally aa the "quaking
aim in Jackaon county on Mral M«mday»» m
m. .n.-v-or.l.-r I.r «Iratt. t.. avoid chance of lore. gi«m», when the b.«t physicians and all other valuable and interesting reading concern and southward in the higher parts of the loaded with its abundant clusters of asp," is quite common east of tbe Cas
April. September and JJucumber. In Klamath
x. u-i.il.« r-nrenot to copy tin. advertise- «'•iiedles fall. Gral<ful testimonial» prove
crimson or orange-colored fruit. At this cade mountain,, but 1« rare in Oregon,
county on aecond Monday in Jun«- an i tu>t
ing heulth. an«l numerous testimonials as Sierra Nevada. Dr. Newberry found it
.! » ■¡le.ut III. « -pnws order «.f llAiti-kH A | these statement« tn every particular.
Monday hi November, hi Lake ».-unty <m t.iu
A few trees occur
to the efficiacy of Hostetter’s Stomach abundant on barren and rocky surfaces season the rich, red color of the fruit west of this range.
B iuh
Addrt«»—
mini Monday in May and the second Mon-lay
contrasts very handsomely with tbe near the mouth ot tbe Willamette river,
Sold every where. Price, CVTICURA, foOc.; Billers. amusetiK-nts, varied information,
HARI’EH A BROTHERS.
In October, hi Jutuphinu county on hr-t
east
of
the
Sierra
Nevada
and
Cascade
S oap , 25c.; kesolvknt , $1. Prenai tfl by the astronomical calculations an«l chronologic
bright, glossy green of the leave«, and aa I have been informed by Mr. Joseph
New York.
Mondays iu March an 1 August.
PoTTKK DltVG AM» CHEMICAL ( OUPOKATION. al items, Ac., which can be depended on tor mountains, from I’itt river to the Colum
For Jackaon county the county, probat« an I
ono wishes that the robins would find Howell, who lives in that section.
I
íl^SetMl for “How to Cure Skill DiKuaBea,”
bia.
The
largest
trees
noticed
by
Dr.
coiumiMion«TM' courta meet every in uitii.
something else to eat and let tbe fruit of have no certain knowledge, however, of
M page*, 60 iliuatrationa. and 100 toatimonUia. correctness. The Almanac for 1891 call be
commencing wt tn the ft rat Monday; tor J«» h <-
obtains«! free of cost, from the druggists Newberry ha«l a diameter of three feet this tree alone.
It is not one or two any Dees of thia wide-spread species oc
phine county, the first Montiay m January.
nillPLES, blackbcada, red, rough, chapped and general country dealers in ail parte of near the ground and a height of about
April, July and September; tor Lake u>»univ.
robins only that do the mischief, but a curring in any part of southern Oregon
O 1 1—d AA-V • JLzxx JL y
r llfl and oily akin cured by CVTiWHA S oap .
the country
forty feet.
The wood he found to be
every alternate in<>ntii, commencing th» hrM
whole campmeeting of them, having west of the Cascade mountains.
Monday in January. For Klamatn county the
white and not all resembling the dark the biggest kind of a jubilee while at
Several species of the willow occur, of
ttrst Wednesday in March, June, September
RalUtlons.
and
fragrant
red
cedar
of
the
eastern
NOTARY
PUBLIC,
and November.
their depredations.
The madrons is, course, but I have paid but little atten
state«
A
juniper
wtiich
I
take
to
be
J.
Services are now he'«t in St. Joseph's
\!JyM|bid»<->’ and Uterine Pain, and weak-
indeed, an ornamental tree of the first tion to them, as their idenh flcat ion is
/XXJaJm«» rell«-v<-«l in one minute by the church every Sunday at 10:30 A. M., «xcept incidental is occurs abundantly on the
class, and is always a charming feature usually a mailer of extreme difficulty.
[Ml CVTict’Hx A nti -P aiw P i . asteh , the
rocky
ridges
on
the
eastern
side
ol
the
the
4tb
Sunday
of
each
month
PROFESSIONAL UAKDS.
of tbe landscape here wherever it occurs.
The rollowing is a list of tbe smaller
first slid only pain-killing, strengthening plas-
Service» will be held in St. Michael’s upj>er Klsmatli lake, and also on the Excepting on the main trunk of the old trees and abrubs known or likely to be
>er. new, instantaneous, infallible.
church. Medford, on tbe 4th Suuday of mountains between Linkville and Ash er trees, the outer covering of the madro found in any part of this region.
FRANCIS FITCH,
The
Abstracts Made of Titles to
each month by Rev. Father Clark, parish land.
ns hardly deserves the name of bark; it list does not include some of the
▲TTOHNBY AND CUUNSBLOH AT LAW,
priert.
_
__ ____
Lands.
Pinus iiuaiticulo, _ regarded
aa the
wes- is merely a thin skin, scarcely thicker
thirty or more species of undershrubs:
The following »re Rev. Robert Booth’» I tern representative of the northeastern
Mnt/oe<i ffreyoH.
f rtOM YAQl'lNA:
than ordinary writing pap< r, and is al RKamnui
Prrihiana,
cbittimwood;
LEGAL DOCUMENTS
Wilhini» !tu Vall»\v, \V« «hi'«s*lay. Dee.
Ill
refunded. •piHiintiuent» for the present year: First white pine (P Strobus,} ought to fand ways smooth, bright and clean, and of a
ShaiHuut oci identale; Rhamnut Lalifoe-
b
Wil!:iru<'tt»'V’aih'y. Fr;«iay. D<*u........
I’.'
.sabbath of each month. Medford at 111 probably doee) occur in the Cascade
Ot all kind» drawn up. especially pertaining
MORRIS M. HARKNESS,
•a
Is S old ox 4
Wiliam* tte V;tlii y.Sumiay. Dee..
-.’4
soft, velvety texture. This outer cover nica; Ceanulhut cuH-atar, cbspparal;
to tiie settlement of estates.
POSITIVE
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR Al’ LAW
ing is renewed every year, the older ex C. inlegtrnmut, tea brush ; C. relutinv»,
Thu company rcBervcs the right to change s tiling -lates wIthout n»>tice.
third Sabbath. Medford ai 11 a . M. and 7 I 8 * ,e’. 1"
botanical character P. mon- foliating about mid-summer. The new
GUARANTEE
t'ollfftor of .krooni». Prompt Remittances.
elk brush ; Snr glabrum, small maple,
Grani'« /'a**, Orryo»*
to cure auv form
r.
m
.
;
fourth
Sabbath.
Jacksonville
at
11
I
Scola
is
closely
related
to
the
sugar
pine,
bark is at first of a beautiful pea green. eastern Oregon ; Frunae rubeordata, wild
Train« connect with the 0. A C. R. R. and River Beats at Cm vallB and Albany.
of nervous f1if»ca*c
MONEY
LOANED.
a . m . and 7 r m .
but
it
is
a
much
smaller
tree.
The
This gradually changes through a se plum; P. emarginata, variety
Office in Ahlfs building. Front Street.
or any diaonlerof
Train N » » will run T imm -I av «. Tinir-».lay< an I Situr-ia'
inion mt rm'<!iat«* *ia\< ulnn
The following are Rev. R. Enuia' appoint-1 *°°d is said to closely resemble that of
luv -tiiu nt Sivuritles a Specialty. JavkiKin I
the generatiieor-
ries of charming tints and shades of pale wild cherry; P. deauta, choke cherry;
ivc-'Mi\
linn No. 4 will inn M »ndays. U’udnua«layM an I irn! y«, ani .*n int« r na*»|ial' ia\>
»
“
y
-
I'
liintj
Scrip
Bought
and
Sotrl.
I
gamuteitbaraex.
inents
:
On
vyery
Sunday
morning,
except-
»be
white
pine
mentioned.
P. P. PRIM,
when n»utH>ni\.
T. E. Ilogg, Receiver.
green, greenish yellow and light red un A uttallia ceraiijarmis, oeo berry, seam
1 h o e a .■..mplete »«-t «1 Maps of all the Nur-
whether arming
ing the third, he will bold services at the I Pinas Sabiniana, reported as being
!
til it becomes, toward the period of ex berry; Ntillia opulifolia,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
v. \. I Laud.in this county, and neetre Ab-
nrr„„-
fnn itheezeeimiie
mnebark;
Prerbyierian
church
in
Phrenix
;
on
third
found
as
far
north
as
Fort
Lane
in
south-
C. C. HOCUE,
W. B. WEBSTER
BEFORT
AFTER
Mraeta monthlj from Koeetiurg ot all new
BEfORC
u-<- of shin nlant-...............
foliation, of a handsome cinnamon Ctrcocarpiu betuloidet, mountain mahog
Gen’l F. a I’. Aift. () I*. R. R. ('«»,
Gan’I F. Ä P. Ag t, Gregna lávelo Dînent Co.,
JarkHonvillr, Oregon.
enir . < imide 1 am thus pr» |>ar«l to make ToliaccoorOpium, or t),r.. uh io ltliiul in.li«rre- Sunday morning at.lackaonville ami every ern Oregon, is certainly very rate here
brown or reddish brown, different trees any ; Pi.-iie rit ularif ,Oregon crab apple ;
‘ i I • ;Ht»ry St.. San Frarn’i««'*» ('al.
(’<»rv »Hi»*. Oregon. ..lit It Hi. -tei'i.l ail.I I're-emptlon paper«!, ami lion, over Indnlg. m e. A. . .m h im lx—of Prain Sunday evening he will preach at the aK ] have never met wj(h j, »
Will practice in all court* of th«* State. < Mhct
| Thj, jg on<J Q, (he four n(jt pineg q( (he still displaying, however, many different P. larnhucijaliit, mountain ash; Cratae-
. |.,-i\. t . parti« a* till- <xp«nH«. of a trip to I l,o««r. W akcfiln -- I <ar ncitovn I'alni in the Presbyterian church in Jacksonville.
in the Court Houa«*, (bird d«»or lo tell ut un-
I- .. I.iliu I «ml < ifliee.
,,M' A. Mniinn’ « «Kkiie... If ...ter in. Senou* 1'r ■■■
tints an«l shades of color.
The large-
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I trat ion. Nocturnal Emi»i<>nff, Le icorrleK. Diz-
Pacific coast, and is remarkable for its leave«l maple (^rer marrophiillum'l fur gut Douglaeii, hawthorn; Analauchier
trauer.
alnifoiia, service berry; Philade/pbue
i nivr ar.VKRAL riNB rARMS ano othzr Irin.—. w>»k Mwnorv, l.o„ of l-owerand lmme
A li'XMl Man frail.
large, oval cones, with tf>e scales armed nishea some fine wood for the cabinet
«I R. NEIL,
1>|..1I<\HIK l-KOl-4'HTV IN MV
1 t«*ney. which 11 neuloetyd often had to prelnatnre
Leviiii. mock orange; Carnns Xutuallt,
incurved
J M. Fronk ilied in Eugene of heart (ail-. with enormous, . somewhat
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------ maker, but the tree, though scattered dogwood;
HANDS for salk .
I o!‘t »£<- «"•' limanity. I'rli o |1.<M> a box, 6 boxes
Pabe^ens; C. glabrata:
ATTOBNKY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
I for f 'i.00. Sent by mail on receipt of price-
nre, Nov. 30, aged *3 year», 10 months and points, and for the open-branched, all over tbe country, along or in the vi Garr pa elliptic», buck brush ; Sambucuf
¡«-Prompt reply made to »11 letters.
A WRIT. F.N Gt ARANTEK is given for
i harire- ni accordance with the times.
I every 1 a. (10 order received, to refund tbe money if 3 days. He wax born in I ndiana and came round top|>ed form of the tree—a form cinity of streame, is nowhere abandsnt. glauca, elder; .V, rsnroMno, elder berries,
JackauHTlllr, <>r.
It. I. rs.lo V 1>.
permission,
Beekman, E»i..
Fxi.. I a 1-erinanent cure Is not effected. We have to California, in 1849. thence to Portland very singular among the pines
riniHHton. to <’.<’. Beckman.
It can hardly, therefore, ever be of any red; Nrcturtaphylospungent, variety pta-
It.iak. i. i ¡ i lion.
11 on. L. K.
It. Webster,
tbls I thou-an«ls of testimonial» from old amt young, in 1871. where he occupied a position in the
Will practice in all court« «»1 th« Mate. Office
WebHter. Judge of tbia
runtorta, a small, two-leaved
great commercial value.
It is said, typhylla. tbe common mantamta; Rho
|u I
il'district, and to any busineM house ln «« noth sex««, who have l>een permanently ciinxi custom house for severnl years, afterward I n;np with ve*rv tMtraiatAnt
in ine Court House, nral dtour u» lett ot en
conducting
hotels
in
Albany
and
Harris-
f
0
“
«»
and
.lack*
nvi
’
le.
SILAS
J.
DAI
’
.
I
by
tlianscof
Aphroditiue.
Circularfrea.
Addres,
however, to be more abundant in the ex dendrun I’alifurnirum, rhododendron ; R.
trance.
burg He bought the ol.l St Charles hotel Bwl8tod or contorted branches, occurs treme eouthwest corner ot the state, orridentale, aaalea; Shepherdm nrgentea,
_ _____________________ THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
H. K. HANNA,
| Western Branch,
B«»x 27, P ortlx - nh . O k
in Eugene in 18M1 and conducted it about I *n w”« sandy places along the coast, near the coast.
Miniroitii.
buffalo berry; S. Canadensis; Celtit refi-
a year, then moved to a farm west of Goeb- I from Mendocino to Alaska.
For sale at Citv Drug Store. Jacksonville.
TTVKNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
The vine maple {Seer cirriiiatum'i also culata. nettle tree; Betula orcidentalu,
en. He returned to Eugene one year »go 1 Pinus eontarta, variety Murrauauna,
furnishes a fine, hard, compact wood of small birch tree, eastern Oregon, Corp-
and for the la»t xeveral months has suttered I
larger tree, also two-leavad, I have
Jarkdonrillr, Ur.
close grain, solid, heavy and strong; Ins ruttrata, variety CaHfurntra, hasel-
from poor health. A widow, three »one met w;th in t|,e vicinity of the upper
Does
a
General
Banking
Business,
and
Buys
and
Sells
East
Will practice in ait courts ot the State. Oilier
and one daughter survive him. Tbe tuner- Klamatli lake
This Ire« hu
. but this is even less available than the nul; 0uercu.\ Sadleriana. reported by Mr.
al ceretuomes hxik place under trie auspices
•!•«> » former, because the trunks are so very rbomaa Howell from southern Oregon.
in Orta'* brick, upoilairi».
ern, Domestic and Foreign Exchange.
of Eugene lodge No. 11. A. F. A A. M. P
- *. e > range. It is common in the small—only a few inches in diameter at
SMALLER SHKl’BS AMD I’NIIERBHRl BS.
J. J. HOUCK,
Mr. Frank was a aentienian in every re- I higher
•,,l«‘,er Sierra
Men Nevada to an altitude of the most.
Herberts ttguifohum. Oregon grape; JV—
Istlon of life. He was a kin«l husband and 81)00 to 9000 feet, extending thenca Vo
The alder < S/ hus rhombifoliai lurnioboo
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYAN« EH.
father; charitable and benevolent to thoxe Oregon an«i southward in tbe Rocky an excellent wood for the manufacture nerrusa.the low Oregon grape; Parlip»-
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
in need
Hie friends throughout the mountains to Colorado and Utah.
UeM Hill. Ong»».
of the more common kinds of furniture. tima Mprsinites, a low. evergreen, very
Willamette valley will with regret le»rn of
General Agts. for D. M. Ferry & Co'»
Pious flexilis, variety albicanlis, belong The wood is very straight grained, eaav leafy shrub; Ceanothus prostratus. an
JACKSONVILLE, OR
Will attend to all biMlm-ea in my line with MONEY LOAN ED ON FAVORABLE TERMS
his death.—Eugene Guard.
ing botanically to the same section with to work,and, when thorough!v seasoned, evergreen, prostrate or somewhat trail
promptness and at reasonable ml» s.
the sugar pine and P. monticola, ia a very hard and of a slightly reddish tinge. ing shrubby plant, forming thick mats
small tree of subalpine habit. It ranges It takes a better stain than any oth»r on tbe ground; Rhus diverriMu, poison
Deafnest Isn't be f ared
WM. M. COLVIC,
'I'llE I NDEItSIGNED HAVE FORMED A
from Mono pass, in the Sierra Nevada, wood, and this alone is a valuable qual uak; R aromahca. var tribalata, a dif
By
local
applications,
as
they
cannot
reach
1
«-..
part
in
r-.iil|>
with
ail
autb.-nsrd
capital
ot
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT I. IW.
av,.»«. f,,r the piir|H»x«- of «-arry ing on a G«-ner-
the diseased portion of the ear. There is northward to British Columbia and ity, as some kinds of alder when stained fusely branching shrub, leaves strong
al Banking Bu»in<-aa in all of its branch!« in
Garden Seed.
JacktoHCiUf, Urryon.
only one way to cure deafness, and that bv Montana.
end joliehed have the appearance of scented, fruit light red; R glabra-,
.!,u k-"nv1ll«., Oregon. Office at tin-old stand
■ on-ti'utionsl remedies.
Deafness
is
huus tuberculata, a small and unsight ebony. In southern Oregon the alder ia Spirea lhuatassi, bardhack; N. discolor
..«
Il,-,
kinao
s
Banking
House,
8.
E.cornerCal-
Will practice in all the courts «»f th« "«ate.
CKU-ed by an infiamed condition of the ly scrub pine, is found occasionally on fonnd in considerable abundance, sl- var. arurfolia, arrow-wood ; Purshia tri-
:tornla and Third streets.
Pro.ttvutiiiic Attorney for First J ih I ìuih I
l’lircliaserd <>f property or Capital Stork <>f the
mucous lining of Hie Eustachian Tube. tbe higher ridges of southern Oregon.
BEEKMAN.
Dint net. Uiftue iu Uuurt~ihiU.su.
wavs along tbe water courses, where dentata, a diffusely branc’iing shrub,
When this tulie gets inflamed you have a
THOS. G. HEAMES.
wedge-shaped
This p'ne ranges from San Bernardino, tills tree sometimes forms small groves with numerous small
I
rumbling
sound
or
Imperfect
hesrii
g,
when
/
ROBERT C. SMITH,
it is entirely closed, deafness Is the result, in southern California, in the coast of tall, straight, smooth-barked, slender leaves, abnndant at Klamath agency,
Grass, Clover and all kinds of
•nd unless llie infianimaiion can he taken ranges and in the foothills of the Sierra trees eighty to ninety feet an«! more in rare west of ths Cascade mountains;
ATTOKNKY AND COL’NSKLOK AT LAW.
out and ibe tube restored to its normal Nevada northward to southern Oregon, height, an«l from eight to ten feet in cir Ribet Lelii, gooseberry, flowers large
condition, hearing will tie destroyed for it is a three-leaved pine, remarkable al cumference at three feet from
the 1 •nd fuschia-like, handsome, with fruit
fi nt nt’»
Orttjun.
TAKE PUBLIC NOTICE
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused by so for its persist« nt cones, which remain
ground;
ten
feet
nine
inches
is
tbe
lar
very large and red; R. dirariratum,
catarrh, abicb is nothing but an lullamed on the tree nnopened for many years.
gooseberry, fruit rather small, dark pur
Keeps the largest stock of
Of the Franchises anti Privileges granted to F. H. ROWE
gest
I
have
found.
condition ot the mucous surfaces.
ple, pleasant; R. ten ni flam in, currant,
Pinus
tuberrulata
and
Pinas Sabiniana
The
Oregon
nelf,
Fraximis
flreituuia)
is
We
will
rive
Oue
Hundred
Dollars
for,
_
.
..
•
,
...
,
ROBERT A. MILLER,
August 7th, 1888,
Trees, Bulbs, Fertilizers, etc.
any case oi 1’enfnese, (caused b.v catarrh! are both interesting from the fact of their | found along the streams from Fresno eaatern Oregon, Iruit yellow; R sangsn-
that we cannot cure by taking Hall's Icooea being Interol, not wbtrrminal, aa ( county, California, to Oregon, where it neum, a very handsome flowering shrub
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR Al LAW,
By the incorporators of said company, now on file at the
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars frte.
in all the other nines deecribed in thia j becomes a large tree ninety feet and five to eight feet high, flowers roee-red,
—
and
—
Jacknonviilr, Or-
F. J. Cnrsry A Co., Toledo. O. paper.
Thus all pine« produce the ,
Recorder's office, in Jacksonville, Jackson Co.
The wood is white, fruit blackisb, rather bitter; Fiburntim
Bold by all druggists, 75 cents.
I young cones on shoot« of the aama aea- , more in height.
Ollice in building formerly <>« < up 1 by br.
hard,
strong, tough and elastic, and ia ellipticum, arrow-wood ; Spniphoncarpris
VINES
AND
SHBUBBERY
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I son's growth Wben borne on the young
wm Jack son.
regarded as being fully equal to that of rotuncifvlius. snow berry; S. roremosvs,
Bee Keepers' Supplies.
v«M’. paintfloras; I'arrintum parrifolium,
The Faat Trotter
shoots just below the terminal bud they , the white ash of the Atlantic states.
on the northwest coast.
N. D. YwUNU,
..
v
,
...
are «aid to be sulirrmanul; wben borne
We want YOU for a customer. Give us
Mu’.b ash and alder is cut here every a shrub of tbe huckleberry tribe, frnit
a trial order.
year for stove-wood.which seems a waste pale red, rather insipid, shrub tall,
J. W. WALKER.
J. H. GRIFFIS.
S U H V E Y < > 1L
Ing his record to 2:11. The first quarter l**'e« and sometimes other cone« above ful uae of that which undoubtedly will branches and branch lets greenish, sharp
angled;
f. otatuni, huckleberry,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
F. L. Posson & Son, was made in 33 seconds and the bait in them near the terminal bud, they are become valuable here in the near future, ly
1:051«. Il was a splendid performance, «aid to be lateral. Now the young conea when agricultural implement« and furni leaves evergreen, fruit large, blue, edi
PRICES:
Sur* eying <»t all knitl-s «lone m a thst-ula&i
ami the great horse finished easily. He in many pines are in whorla of three to ture come to be tranufactnred here on a ble; rlrctostapkglut Neradensis, th« smalt
209 2d St., Portland, Or.
ui inner an«l at r«*a.-M»nabl»- rat• -,
Apple Tre««.
J 5 to |l<) perino
manzanita; .Y pnngeus. manaamta, two
was urged just before he reac hed the wire five; hence «hen they are lateral and
<IT’sjH'vial attention paid to locating u<>\
MANUFAtTl’ltEK.8 OF
SticcrH*oTA to Miller Br«»s.
Catalogue Free.
l-.mh
’
’
........................
10
“
IS
“
'J
urn lutili land*.
with a litne tap of the whip and restxtnded |x-i-nint for naanv year« nnopened fsome- laige scale,
to lour feet high, branching from the
I’liim ami I’run«. Trees
.......... S" 1« "
The
western
live
oak
{
Querent
rbry.»v-
stiongly. Before the last nnle he waa
__ _
other tr«-«-« ami xhrubberj furnlxhi'd reasona
wanned up >n a preliminary trot of four ‘in?eH thlr,-v ’'e*r8 °r, tD.ore)'
u_PJ*‘r, ' frpri)and the western chinquapin (Casta- very ground, leavee ovate, green; ff. fo-
bly.
•nd a ba f miles. Wben Stamboul came I
have grown d,r*< »1? tromthe body of nopsis i-hrysophyllai both furnish strong nientiiso. manzanita, leaves covered with
O. F. DEMOREST,
Send h>r Catalogue to
on the track it was apparent that be was ibe tree, which, of course they never do, ’ and valuable wood for the wagon-maker ; ; a whitish tomentum ; Gaulthcria thaffon,
J.
H.SETTLEMIER,
Woodburn.Or.
K ■ 8 I D K N T D H N T I S T,
salal; G Myrtiiiitis,, wintergreen; ligr.
in splendid condition. His bead was up I for the reason stated above.
but these trees are not in sufficient abun-
AT CCNTSAL POINT.
Medford, Oregon.
•nd he moved it about proudly as if be was
Finnit ponrleraM, variety Jeffreui, a dark - dance to make the wood of either ol them ica Gale, the sweet gale.
ready t j do his best. Hickok was confident looting, rough barked pine, with large 1 of any great commercial value. The
1887
lb,->
J. C. LEE, M. D.,
o( making a last mile, and when he saw ova]
having the acsle« armed with
KtATTL«, Nov. 28th.—In • wretched
the official time he said : "what a pity H I
__,t v,.
__ ■ wood of the live oak is unusually strong,
PHYSICIAN A.N l> S I’ K G E <> N .
was I couldu’t have fished out another | Prl ,V 8 l,ooke<* ontw»«*» **»<* backward compact and heavy.
cabin in the wood« near Bare station on
quarter ol a second. But it is in the horse ‘,n »"* cones of J. ponderosa the prickles
Ouercus dentidora, another evergreen the Lakeeler road, north of this city, R.
Central Point, Oregon.
Manufacturer of
are uncurved), is found on the mountains oak found here in a few localities, s H. McKettrick, once a Roman Catholic
Where ia kept constantly on hand a complete •ml he'll do it yet.
CONTRACTORS
AND
BUILDERS.
and
first-claw
stock
of
Call® promptly attended to day or night.
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at an altitude usually of 5,000 feet. It smaller tree than
cirysotepis, but in trieet of Burlington, I«., was found dead
Butte Creek Roller Milla.
occurs on the eastern slopes of the Sierra regard to the quality of the wood I have rom the effect of a eelf-adminiatered
CEO. DE BAR, M.
,,
..
Nevada, where it often grows in the
B.ntee crr°^‘kr tiniTbavum iX^pllced' h> moet ri*id ‘'«•»I't'es.rang.ninorthw.rd to no information. (A densiflora is regarded doee of morphine. Seven year« ago Mc-
Dealer in
PHT81C1AN A N b S U II G E o N
by botanists as intermediate between the Kettrick came to Seattle and soon after
position and business having been rc. Oregon end Montane
In 1888 I found
took up the pre-emption claim where
Stove«, Tinware. Cutlery, aunied, I am now ready to supply all whol»"1* I,ln* on »he sides of the Green oaks and the chestnuts Its leaves are be
Jark»onvllle, Orrgon.
much like that of the American chestnut I. e died. He gave up hie holy calling
may come with the best ot roller process mountains, mentioned in connection with tree; the acorns are bitter, and the enp «ntliont offering any reason and became
Ottico and reafdence on i a'.if.»rni:i Street.
A full line in stock of
Calla attendivi promptly 'lay <»r night.
flour at market rates. I will continue to the noble fir, at an altitude of about covered with long, tainted, awl-shaped a recluse, never leaving the place, and
exchange with farmers for wheat at the 3,500 feet. In 1880 I collected ha'f-
of the usual flat scales. On avoiding his neighbors. He was very
R. PRYCE, M. D.,
GI’.NHKAL Bt'lLDING MATERIAL.
—WITH ITS-----
OILS OF ALL KINDS, lollowmg rates: 3« irounds of superior irOwn cones of the previous season and scales,instead
Wolf creek nnd at Galice creek, in handsome, but after a year of bis solita
baker
a
grade
flour
per
bushel
without
offal.
f
oun
d
them
to
be
of
a
dark
purple
red.
PHYSICIAN A M D S U K G K U N.
Ultimate« and price-list sent on application
Josephine county, Oregon, are lhe only ry life his face became drawn with care,
Mechanics’ Tools.
places I have met with this tree. Indeed, and his eyes were bloodshot, «« from
Medford, Oregon.
COUNTRY ORDERS A SPECIALTY.
change limited, to familv usee, in farmer’s by Mr. Thomas Howell on the alpine some of them were mere shrubs, six to dissipation. Thon it became known
(In the State Insurance t'o’s. Building.;
Factory
at
Weidler
’
a
Mill.
Salesroom®
cor
Otte«* in Williams Brick Building, up-alaira.
sacks. Will guarantee ibe output of the Mopes of the Siskivou mountains in eight feet high, though bearing acorns that he was a morphine eater, and had
Thir<t ami E street*», Portland. Oregon.
Butte creek mills to be equal to the best Northern California, doubtless occurs on abundantly.
..Ml BllANt’H OFFICES IN PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND \I.BANY.
(>. chrysolepis «nd
C taken to hard drinking. Tbw morning a
fiour made in southern Oregon.
I the mountains on the southern borders
J. S. WAIT, M. O.,
Ilii« for sa'C a large li*i of
eastanopis are more common. Quercut neighbor passing by the cabin saw the
NAILS.
ROPE,
A.J.D alsy . I of the state.
dead body of the ex-pri««t upon ths b-d.
PHY8ICIAN ANI» SURGEON
Eagle Point, Or.. July 7. 1880.
I
pieea
Engleinaiini,
Englemann'e ran-iniifoliaXy some regarded as a variety He had evidently been dead but a few
And everything else imaginable in th!« line.
of (A chrysolepis, occurs occasionally on
Grain. Stock and Fruit Farms. Also City aud
I
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-
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I
spruce,
is
a
small
spruce
tree
of
subal-
Mutlford. OrrgoB.
My good« are new and of the beet brand«, and
lhe higlier ridges. I have found it abun hoar«, and at the side of the bed was an
will be B<»ld at the
Dsetitmion la Krbraska.
pine habitat, confined mostly to th« dant on the Green mountain, near Grave empty morphine bottle, holding down a
Suburban Property.
Office mt Main stris-t. In Uhil'lers’ building
By
the
Thousand
I
TK
1
1
,
...
M.br..ka
is
much
Rocky
mountains,
ranging
from
New
Galls promptly attended to, .lay ami ills'll.
creek ; also on the high ridge west of the note, dated November 27th, which read:
'I '<• • • • - -!i I. ml <' »..wa** •«|>»>cui!!y orgnnizcl for th« purpos. of bin iiur and iib-liv lirig
leM^tiia'n anUcipated1,
Mexico north to Oregon and Montana,
Lowest Ruling Price».
Nothing to live for, no friends, no
uv‘
i”»-. ! i nn!, ari'l han during the past two yi'ars bought ami siilKlix i.lifl »>v< r
acn-H
Evans creek valley. It is a mere shrub
he t ndeksigned ' is now taking oh -
■
,
.in.I
i
n
.
iivt-
t-i
tw.-ntv
acre
tracts
The
micci
-
hs
of
this
uml»
l
inking
show
n
in
the
less
than
leu
bushels
to
the
acre
and
even
In
the
\ellowstone
national
park
it
1«
DR. A. J. LAPPEUS,
three to five feet high, growing iu tufts. money, no clothes. I hope the drug I
<b*rs through Jackeon and Josephine coun
G-ve me a call before «bins e’sewherc.
lii i it ut
tra< t s placed <m th»» market. 225 iiave b» t ii sold.
ties for
J. C. SHERIDAN.
lesa. Farmers have nothing to feed with abundant in cool, moist situationson the The acorns are sweet.
take will prove fatal.
PHYSICIAN AND S «’ R G E < »
" ■
in’
t* n !»<•«• s of choice land in fruit will y ¡eld a !arg< r income than IGO acre» of
and" vast quantities of hogs half fatted are higher ridges, where it is a«so< iated
R. H. M c K ettbick .
wli.it in the M ¡M-ioippi v al lev.
Of our two <l«*ciduoua oaks, Querrus
t eatral rotai. Oregon.
being rushed to market and sacrificed at with the western balsam fir, Nbiet la>i<* and Garryana <,t KeUagii (the white oak
Wt i. • m ike valuable iiii|.rnvemeiits in th»-way of road-», fence»«, clearing the land. »tc. FRUIT TREES & SHRUBBERY,
Wt < hi •«'ll a amtill triu-t <»f'and tor the same price pur acre von would have to pay for a
veiy low prices. Corn is selling on the I rilrp,,
In eastern Oregon, the only part and the black oak), Q. Garryana ha«
Calla attended day or night.
A PaoTtCTiox organ brings forward
large farm.
Any kind raised in a llrst-class Nursery.
streets for from 50 to 53 cents per bushel.
(|ie
M|lere this tree is found, it much the wi«ler range. From British
the ctooked old parallel «bowing that
Those
wanting
trees
will
do
well
to
give
me
Columbia, «here it is the only a|«eciee, it wage« in Ibis country are higlier than
DR. S. DANIELSON,
tln-ir orl'-rs, as I will g-mrantye satisfaction.
lion. M«ny homeftrad* wre heavily en- »ml a diameter of twelve iiicheg. In lo- ranges south ward through Oregon, Wash they are in England, a« an a> gument for
I warrant a’l my tr«-< «, If properly cared for.
Physio-Mi.ileal
1
cumbered,
and
a
few
have
been
abandoned,
calitie»
favorable
to
its
beat
develop-
ington and California to near tbe southern Ciotection.
Terms ot payment easy. Produce taken at
ages have always been
inni ket in ice. liKHIths. of Peach Seed wanted.
W« men and children are anflering for food, ment it aometimea attaint a height of 60 bordi r or the latter state. It is a large
PHYSICIAN A N D S U R G E O N
igher here than 11 le crowded old world,
‘
A.». JOHNSON.
T
clothing ami fuel,
I to 100 feet.
T Tlf 1
tree, generally low trunk and round, alike uuder high tariff« and low tariff«,
Jacksonville, Oregon. Aug. 1. INS.
1H
Mrilforil. Oreaos.
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tfhies laMcarpa (S. sulMlpina)^ the spreading top,the benches usually gnarled aa they «Uli would be with no tariff.
The
Queen
Like*
Bill.
western
baleorn
tir
.
and
and ciooked. The white oak often bears Why doe« not the organ make a natural
Special attention given to Chronic Ki- «.-■>.
MU
Qm cn Victoria was w delighted wiU. the the western silver fir
both common a striking resemblance to the famous old comparison, contrasting the sage« tn
E. P. CEARY, M. D.
>
riormancm
ol
Buttalu
Bill,
th
it
it
is
northward
at
the
higher
altitudes
on
the
oaks one sometimes sees in pictures of countries where the condition«of life and
p rioni.ancrH
.... THE CELEBRATED . , .
r a:td that ahe wishes to be informed wl*eu I mountain slopes, probably do not occur English landscape scenery. The wood labor are more nearly identical T If it
Il Y S t CIAN AND 8 U K G E o N,
“ McKinley
Mt-Kltilpv Bill"
Hill** arrive®
arrives in England,
Kn<pland. thaj
that ] 1 tn
>«* the
>ka aoutbern
anntharn portion of the atate,
State, Is bard and compact, but brittle and did so it« parallel would show that wage«
SMITH & WESSON .
Xrdfor.l. Orrann.
she may have a special performance
1 ln
“ | though Dr. Newberrv, who firat met quite inferior to the beet eaatern white in free-trade England are higher than any
A ¡»filth for Cyrus Nolile Distillery, Jos». Schlitz Brewing (Join-
tbit country the performance consists en* with .’’MiMffmaWAinhi« journey north oak. It is sometimes made into cask»
<
protectioniet country in Europe—rela
dice ! ti Hamlin s Mock. R- si l- tne on
tirely of kicking.
ward at the Three Sisters, suggesta that for holding wines and liqivn>; but it tively as much higher a« wage« in this
Ht reel.
Gold Hill®
The Finest Small Arms E«sr Manufacture. ■
the latter tree may be found aa far aouth requires to be thoroughly steamed before country are higher than in England.
Excitement
O<Mru»««l|
in the Cascade mountains as Mt. Pitt. being made up in order to deatrov a
E. B. PICKEL, M. D.,
Unrivaled
This closes the list of coniferous trees bitter alkaline principle, which, it left in
Kuns high in this place over "System
PHYSICIAN A N D S U K O E G N.
for
Choice Location» and Price« Reasonably Builder," as it cures Dyspepsi«, Constipu- at present known, or likely to he found the wood, imparts a dark color to light
HABIT»
ACCURACY,
Low.
Ze all Ike W'srKlhere 4. Ser esse Cars
lion, Catarrh of the Stomach, and makes in southern Oregon. The yew, of course, colored liquors, and which doubtless
cousin.
DURABILITY,
Medford, Oregoa.
pu-e
blood
and
build»
up
the
system.
It
EXCELLENCE of
is not strictly a coniferous tree, but 1 would injure lhe quality as well. When
Or. Hames GoMea BpeeHle.
Calls promptly Attended to Day or Night.
SEND FOB DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS.
WORKMANSHIP and
is »100 a bottle at Brook»' drugstore.
It can be given tn a cup of tea or coffee
Office on B struct.
CONVENIENCE In
Tell your friends of its merit wben you u»e have placed it with the pines, firs cedars grown on bottom land the wood is often
etc., because it more naturally belongs 3nite tough, and is used for ax handles, without the knowledge ot the person taking
LOADING and SAFETY.
it
Beware of cheap iron imitstiona.
with the broad-leafed trees.
ouble-trees, etc., for which purpose it it, effecting a speedy and permanent cure,
DR. W. STANFIELD,
rouACEOt's TRixa.
W. F. READ. President
j. R. WRITSM AN, Viot-Prreident. g S< nd for Illustrated Catalogue and Price Lilt to
answers veiy well. The black oak is whether the patient is a moderate drinker
Farm
tor
Sale.
E L E C T I C PHYSICIAN.
•r ar. alcoholic wreck.
Thousands of
Important
Nolle»
.
_
SMITH & WESSON,
In hard-wood trees, as the foliaceous limited in its range northward to about
j. K. ELDERKIN, Bee.sndMans«« ■
Has located In Ashland. Or . for the nmrtic. J. L. COWAN. Tr«unr«r
nrnisGEiELD, maps .
We have now sent statements of account or broad leafed trees are uaually termed, tbe central portion of the Willamette drunkards have been cured who bave taken
A good farm and Mix-k ranch,containing ISO
the Golden Specific in their coffee without
ol his prof.-salon, M ik™ all chrome .I— i- ».
acres; 100 acres under fence, 60 acr«-» in culti to nearly all of those indebted to us, and the Pacific coast is not as well supplied valley. Southward its range extends to
m
their knowledge, and to-day believe they
such :ui Hheuinatlsm, Asthma, Pili’S, Kidney
vation Good hmise ami outbuildings and an early response 1» desired and expected.
Complaints, etc., a speelaltv.
a
little
south
of
San
Francisco.
It.
quit
drinking of their own free will. No
necewary barn room. Fruit enough n.r a As we ceased doing business on July 1, as are the Ohio and Mississippi valley«
harmful effect results from its administra
small
family.
Two
living
springs
on
the
place,
Jackeon
county
it
is
more
abnndant
than
, »
IHKO. our books must be balanced without and the country east of the Alleghany
handy forsiock and irrigation purpose«. The
J. H. BENNETT. M D.,
t>
mouhtain«. The most valuable of these the white oak. Both range pretty high tion. Cures guaranteed. Send for circular
Tings P vih . ish IMU C o .
Choice Lands For Sale. following property will ro with the place: 4 Jelav.
Jacksonville, Sept. 1,1800.
hard-wood tree« is tba myrtle, or Cali up on the ridges and hills, where they and full particular«. Address tn confidence
P H Y 8 IC I A N A N D S ü R G E O N,
horses, harness, wagon, plow harrow cultiva
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., IK Baca Buwt
fornia laurel. This is a handsome dark, often form small groves, or "oak flats," Cincinnati, O
P'»l< SALE, JOI». ACHES OF LAND—41» tor. mower and rcajier combined, sulky rake,
Grant’s Pass. Oregon.
I acres of farm land In the valley, good for and all mvessary burnt tools. The place Is lo
as
they
are
called,
and
sometimes
even
evergreen trs« of the true laurel family,
'«/l»»i» Cure All 8A4 h Dis»»»««.’’
cated three miles nortliwiwt of Eagle Point,
or grain.
Olile.■ at present at the Rairh-y il t< I.
(AS3I
ITI». *<<>(>. ooo.oo t rull
and is known in botany as the I'irMIv- cover the «hole ranges of the lower hills;
NoUce.
Two thousand six hundred acr«« foot-hill and nine uill«» from Central Point railroad
Simply apply "» wavnk ’ s O intmbxt .” No
mi.I moiintaiii-slde laiul.gissi for fruit, dary- station. If sold before harvest tbe crop will lutiTual in<x1i!-ini! r«*iulred. Cun« tetter, laria Califoraici. It ranges from Doug- but ill the heavily-timbered areas of
Complete copies of township i-la'S, i-osted
W. S. JONES, M. D.
Ing or stockraising. This truck of laud has go with the place. AsuiaUbum-b ofcattleaud «seiua. Itch, all eruption» ou the faw, hand», I las county, in southern Oregon, to San pine and fir they are only rcattoring,
upto date of tbeord.r, made lor fl So |>ei
or. i seven miles ot fencing, dwelling-house, vouie bogs will be »old also, if di-sfred. Terms nose, Ac., leaving the »kiu clear, white and
PHYSICIAN AND
SI Kt. E‘>N
Money mutt accompany or-
a-toi k shill of 90 feet, and plenty of living easy- two-thlrds cash, balance to suit i»ur- healthy. Its «real healing and curative pow Diego, California. In the southern part and are always repressed in their growth township.
I
of
its
range
it
is
only
a
shrub
or
small
waler.
by th« heavier timber about tliem. L
chsaer. For particulars enquireoil tbe place ers are pvisMvHad by no ollu-r r<-tni«dy. Abk
.Vrzf/or</. <>rpf/or»,
of tbe proprl A'rj.R£DBU1Cii St UFE1DEK.
f all on or address
J. 8. HEH1UN,
|
KmiaLL
RnstWg. Oregon.
Wee leu to twenty feet U!gb; nortuM'ard Dcsiglai, Jackeon aud Jdfiepbtnk flow
our druggist lor bwAY»s'«OiBTMBXt.
Oil) .'c-Uutullu'a Block.
OFFICIAL DiBuCTORY.
FRANK GALLOWAY
SGROFULCUS SORES.
Oregon
1
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71
h 1
p il
.
r 1
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L-‘
1
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J
Cntioura Remedies.
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i 1 p Í
JiJ-ci L J ü L y
3
1
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VAQUINA BAY ROUTE
CI I A
T D A If
Weak, Painful Backs.
FREIGHTS & FARES THE LOWEST.
REAL ESTATE ACENT I
The Celebrated French Cure,
w?Za^"APH RODITI NE'
Jackson County Bank,
<> hi :<;<>>
BEEKMAN & REAMES’
F. L. Posson & Son,
IZT 'lCi
BANKING HOUSE,
Successors to C. C. Beckman’s
TOLO!
TOLO!
TOLO!
Tolo Townsite and Milling Co.
BailJÇjJE/X1/JUÇ3
SEEDS
SEEDS
WOODBURN NURSERY
SEEDS
SEEDS
Fruit, Shade Ormental and Nut Trees
NO APHIS OR LICE ON TREES.
GRIFFIS It WALKER,
While Pine, Yellow Pine, Heil ¡inti Yellow Fir Lumber,
HARDWARE AND TINWARE DEPOT
GOLD HILL, OREGON.
JOS. C. SHERIDAN, PROPRIETOR
J. C. CARSON,
SAW MILLS ON SAM’S CREEK.
THE ORECON LAND CO
Sash. Doors, Blinds
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS
HARDWARE,
PAINTS
Home Ollioe nt Nnlem, Oregon,
'¡■XdV.nir'" r;, /-■
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
FRUIT TREES
T
FARMS
SEND FOR PAMPHLETS. MAPS > PRICE LIST.
h
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WE
AND SPIRIT
{(t CO..
MERCHANTS,
63 Fi’ont Street, Portland, Oregon.
The Farmers and Merchants Insurance Company.
IN SOUTHERN ORECON.
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.1L1LYNY. OKEGOX.
AiblkuQ.Jatksou Cd.. Or.
C. B. FITZGERALD,
Oregon.
to