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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
East and
South
VIA
southern pacific co / s line .
rhe >It. Shasta Route
DREADFUL PSORIASIS
I’UVEKISG ENTIRE ItoltV WITH «TUIE
-( M.ES -I O ElilV; EEAHI t I..
< l ItEI> UV I l TU I KA.
Mydis«;.-« P*< HUM- filM br««k« «tilt Oil II* A
left ch« • k. apreading acr.iai* my in*«. Mild lll-
in«»»t <'«>v« riña my face. Ii rail mtn no «•> »'S.
l.eav,- Portland
Arr'v* '.*: o ». U. ami th« ph«-t«’iiin wuaafrul«! I would I«»*««' my
w. I.. ave M.ilforil
t.i-avi- Tais*, a. cye-ight ipt.ig. tli» r. It Mpr«'a«l ail over my
lo.l* V. M.lAmveSanVraiH'isro leave •I ino r. a. ti'ead. aiidmy lia’r all fell out. un til I was »11-
tir«*’y l»ald-n«'a»ie«l; it then
A‘ k » v «' train.** **t«»u only at th« t«»lh»wiiur
broke «»ut on on my «ruis
ifli.i
»*■♦ n«»rlh «>f R«».s«buix: F.~«t l*«»rllan<l
an«! stiouhters, until my arms
lit X'lii • By, Woodburn.
Sub’m. Albany,
wer«* juat oii»'R*»r«'. It »•«»v«*r»*d
f.in4«-nt, Sh«’•*!«!*», llalavy. liarriaburir, Junc-
tty entire* b, ail, m)
I at < .
Ti«»u<’itv, Irvinx. Kutr»*n«*.
4ß*rtu ad, and sh«tultl« is bring tin-
wor-t
Tlu'wluu scabs f«4l
HlHU MAIL DAILY:
«'distantly
fr«»m my head,
I.KAVK.
AHHIVk:
/ *li«»u.«b I-, ati«l arm*; th« -kin
P¿rílünd . .. . *:’•! v M. R«»-<« burg
’»:♦«> »’. u.
/ w * iu!<l t b ii k' fi a nd I n r«il mid
/ v. i « tidn.and would « i : k k
K..f.«burM
. .♦» ?»» v m I*, rthtud
«.»■• v. M.
and t>l«*««i if scratch«'«!. Alter
All» \XV UM’AI l> Ul
it
' -.’, lay
-p. tbling many liumirriis «»f
lAUk
» hhivk :
•!••!' O '*. I was pi.'iiuiim « «• in-
Portlan«!.
...'»•«•» r.u. Alban) ......... V •«» r. u.
« tiratile. I h«-ar»l <»f th« t’uti-
Abati) ........... 5:»«) A. M., Fort'.and ....V.“' «. M. 0114 Kriindi«'*, an«! after using two b-«tt!<s
4'utivuni K« *«• V« nt, I « «ml I
• a ciiangr, and
atter I hatli .k.ii fdir imiti« s, I wa* almost
« ure«l; and win n 1 tint! us«xl six bdtlis «»t
Cutiuura R« so'vrnt, one box «»I t’uticura, and
on«'cak«'of Futií'ura S«»ap. I was cured «»f th«'
TOURIST SLEEPINC CARS,
dr. a.iful <li.*«-a*«' fmii w hich I had mitt« rv«!
F’»r 4**c*>iuin««’Mt i «» ii »►! .■*«•»•«>iul-c' hsm pas»*«'H- tor tive year*. I cannot «xpr»ss with a pen
>r. ra att»u.-h«*a to E m i » m » Fraina.
what 1 *uff. r«-»i !>« tor«- u*mg ttov K«-me«iics.
They save«! my life, and I fe»'l it my duty to
recomm* nd th« in. My hair is r«i*V»r«i’. as go m !
West Mdu U1V1BÌOU.
as « v« r. am! *«» is my . ya sight.
1 'I W I
•••»<«* »* 1 • •► Jl 4 OH V .% LLl^
M k *. ROSA KELLY, Rockw«‘ll city, Iowa.
M ah VBAO» ovili ***•■ »’■ H
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I a u i ,■ a v •
Puri indi Arrivi kJO P. M.
12.10 p . u.|Arriv«' Curvali!«
L» av«*|J2:.>* p . m .
h.<l*r, s* Traili* le ave I'ortlaivl li,nl>.
, Sorth
rfoutli
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.MARCH 27. IN'l
Tenny is, 5 to 1. the f.ivori'e in the
winter books now open on the Brooklyn
handicap.
IÌ1C riMPHMna» rlrcnlAllon of 2.100
• .«rwj»y« <i by *n> net*M|>nper
helHcrn P<»rllnn«l nail Red
Mnff.î’M.—R «Italnncr o! HOD nativa. It
The name of the Chetnawa Indian
training school has been ciunged to
a
lliriisoti Institute.
(lavrrforo oiFer«» the br-t I ndn< rnii M0
C«»n«lvrrl ierra. Our IM I» prl«srl|»ntly
W. Roby ......
and Richard Williams
.....................
were elected directors at the si lmol elec
tion held in Portland.
c<»nli»ircl to JnrkHon, Josepliiue hi »«I
lilnmofli
romtlle’i.
Ruttisi«*«* men
Samuel Gomjiers, pre-ident of the
American Federation of Libor, ariiv d at
Portland on March the 1—til fluì»
Franci co.
! like note ot thi».
S.V SH> TO .VK.VORY.
‘•While you’re in th»* cify, N«*»l.
Won't you buy - »me 50 thr< ati? '
I'hyllis ahk-8. an»l while I ling* r
T.iktng that which is th«-»Im-
Ilf tain w h.» wins t In* bread for I wo,
sin to s -unit thread around my finger.
Adding, ••!>» ar, 1» si you f<>nret,
I II t»-a< h you memory's alphab» t
Cuticura Resolvent,
The n« w Blood
Purifier, internally (to
clran-«* th»- blood of all impurities mid poison-
«»u<* «•h-tm-nt- , and I’uhnira, <!»«• gn ut >k n
( urt . ami Cuticma Soap, mi i'X«|uisit«* Skin
i 4» ì !• m I.- av -
Portland
Àrriv«
a . m
Rt autiUrr. » xt»-molly .1«» clear tli»- skin ami
7:25 p . M.IArrivv M« Minnvill«' L«-av«'| 5 L» vm m alp and restore th»* hair', haw cured
thfusaihla of easel* when tin- «ht-ddinK «»f
THROUGH TICKETS -*11 pomi«.
m - h I» *»
iin HMiirtd a quart daily, the >kin
cracked, hl«-«-ding, burning, an«! itching al-
EAST A. SOUTH.
moHt
lM-y<>nd
endurance, hair lifchsH or all
Pur Ticket« a tal intorniai nn» r» tturdinic rat*-a,
mai»*, eie. ' all «»n Cuiupan) - mx » ni at M«’«lturd. gone. MitTerivig terrible. What other remedies
have
made
auch
curca?
M KOEHLER,
E
Manax» r.
A»t. G. k . A P. A m I.
At Albany and C«»rva.. ■* c«»nn«x*t withlruini*
ut Orvflun Faville Railroad.
MJU EPT M'NDA Y.)
‘•h irst, the thr« nd suggests a string;
Any string may be a iiieasure*.
We II >ay a yard the very thing
R' uh -mt»« ring that will tn* a pb-asurv;
A glass) Mini (what's in a nain< ?)
Will in.ike you think »>f lawn w*fti «-ase.
And lawn and muslin are th»* same.
And muslin’s cotton, if you please.
Now cotton wound, as I opine.
Is nothing, after all, but thread;
And titty is your age and mine—
I’m sure you can’t forget it, Ne»l.”
I answer her as tx-st 1 may.
But now within thesh»q> I linger;
What in the dickens did «he say
About the string aroujid my finger.
NOTES AND NEW8.
The enterprising property-owners of
Dallas, Folk county, will build a woolen
mill.
TO ADVERTISERS.
NÌUÀN tíüFFEf SLhEPMS.
DAILY KXPHKSS TKAIX«*
GEBEBAL
•'he Tl emocratiraimes
i
I’le.-'iibnt Hairison bus appointed
Thus. Monteith, Jr., postmaster st
Albany, to succeed Rufus Thompson,
comnn,sion expired.
The diree'oi* of the Portland bareball
dub have decided upon grounds for the
coming season. "The flaks,” in East
Poitland, has been selected.
K ah's remedy for consumption i < now
Is-ing tried up* n three palien's in >t
Vincent’s ho-pital. Portland. The use
of this lymph is now' universal.
A cablegram to the Puliet Gazrttf from
London says: The Pelican club has
ottered a purse of StM) t*onnds for a fight
between Ted Pritchard and Jack I*emp-
sey, allowing D, inpsey lnO pounds for
expenses.
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Th*- trouble long existing between the
job printing office of F. W. Baltes *t Co.
and Multnomah Typographies! I’nion is
The result of the late eh ctions in Aus- at an end. Tlie bovco t existing on the
tria are contrary to the | ol cy of the < ier- patrons of that firm has been utfii ially
man government.
deelated off.
Eight carloads of the finest beef cattle
Calif, is the abbreviation adopted by
were shippe<l fioin Baker city to the the postal authorities in order to avoid
Sold vvvrywlurv.
Prive, Cutieiiru, S0(*.; Foitlaivi market Monday.
ini-iake* in delivering mail addressed to
S«»ap. ‘25*-.; IG’ ho I v » ut, $1. Pr»*par«’«l by th«-
Eugene is going to have a 150 000 sy>- <‘al fornia, and all letteis addressed to
P«»tt«-r l»i u«r .imi (in m:»'iil Corporation, Bos
ton.
tem of Htweragv thia sun m»»r; alfo a l»ersons in California hereaiter must I ave
S«-n«l f«»r“H<»w tu Cui« Skln D ìk «* mm «- s ,"
Calif, and not Cal. as the abbreviation.
S utbvrn Or« g«»n ur«' li« r«4»y inf«»rm« «I t Hat 64 pagt-s. 50 iiiuMrntions, ami luu testimoniala. large gristmill ami a cannery.
in addili«»»* tu a large ami 11« gant U m ul
The forty-eighth ls»at race hi tween
(
’
<
inmcrcial
travelers
in
all
linca
are
DI
riia»-k-li«-a<t-. r< «I. ruiiuii, cha|*p<*d,
said to he very caretui in giving credit on Oxford and Cambridge was decided at
I II’» “il.v >km « ur«*«l by Cuti«*uru S»ap.
Puget Sound, blit that nearly a I Portland London, March 21. and was won by a
house- can’t »arder enough to f-uit lh<n quarter of a length by Oxford—ime 22
minute*. The race was over the u-ual
B.u-k S- If. k:*iiu \
;»k
Townsend, th»* Geor.ia brakeman, eou-i-e from Putney Bridc-e to the ship at
ve add«d t<. i> ) st. . k th« f«.ll« wing «J ai **. ûî
•
it*)
.iii-l mu-. -
goods, .»t which 1 have a lull linen
who
bl.u
ked
John
L.
Sullivan
’
s
eye,
ha^
«lull.miry of tlie Sioux.
■ ^■^^^p.un- r. lu vt «! m uni-
by
■Martlake, about four and a quarter miles.
already received tempting oilers from the
A i ur -s;:.-udent who has just returned
Iti«’ < utivura Anti-Pain Pla-t« r, 25e.
On account ot the wasliou's on the from Dim- Ridge agency tells a story of
museum managers, fhe u is nothing too
files' Furnishing Goods,
railroul in southern California, large
gm «1 tor him.
orders for jotatis s to lie shipjied to south the visiting Sioux Indians who arc now
Both Knit and Muslin.
A numlierof Linn county farmers ar.* ern |>oiuts could not be filled, and as the in Washington.
prep o n g to rai-»* peas for the Salem can result they were a drug at San I rane sco
"Reading of the reception the Indians
nery next bumiiivr. The cannery com laxt week, th** ehoi-.-vst varieties selling at received m church Sunday, and the fact
pany inf rushes th« seed ami takes its pay fl.23 per 100 tl*s.
that they attended the theatre Munday
A» ch. *u sa to be bouaht any place: also
when the c»op is delivered
evenitig,
recalls a funny incident that
.1. Henrv Biown, a resid. nt ofOregon
Vies are lieing d<-livered along the line for more than foity year-, has lieen for happened when they were in Chicago en
Chlldran’s Short Clothes,
of the Coos Bay, R<wbnrg and eastern ti e list twentv five years collecting ma route to Washington. The manager who
t: udi-r I year* *>l»l.
railroad, preparatory to laying track a- terial fora political history of On-gin, has charge of the visiting Indians
beautiful line of
s« on as the iivii arrives and the weather and has the ■ upy about completed for thought In- would amuse them by taking
A U 1 < í* 1C 1 i 1 !•> ! will permit.— Marsh/irbl Sun.
the first volume, wliicti will comedown them to the theatre in the evening. He
It is now claimed that the death of to the inauguration of the state govern never for a moment thought that tragedy
Cbn*i«ting of Li«lv and Silk
would rouse the warlike nature uf
nator Wilson, o( Maryland, was hast- ment.
i
We hurt reiin.v,,.| . ur Ser-' r.' ** to Med- « ne»l bv his indulgence in a »iish of bean
The miners tit the Baislev-1 Jkborn which the Sioux is so abundantly en
QI.OVES
!>>r»i. win r»’ w»’ liitvi' -i‘ciir»’ii N» w Ground, tli»‘ soup,
it is only Bo.-ton men who can mine in Baker county ran onto the long dowed. Well, lie got them into several
<»l which is* a samly loan,, enabling us*
H VNDKKHCH I EFN »oil
without irrigation to grow healthy, thritty eat such things with impunity.
and anxiou-ly look*- l-tor quartz vein tn boxes all right, and everything went
111 .
11 ii a ii at tn rida nv • ol AbroUft • at • th .
, the cross-cut, and it is a bonanza. By well until the third act.
Representative
Lanham,
who
has
been
away
ro«its
without
beavy
tap
roots,
to
be
cut
COR^HTS
“The play was a heavy tragedy, and
re-elect**»! from the eleventh congression actual measurement it is eight feet in
in digging. We otter
al di-trict *>f Texas—probably the largest width and of high grade. Ti.e ledge in this act the heroine was to be killed,
was
found
at
a
distance
in
the
tunnel
of
in the c» untry—r«*pre,-eips ninety-seven
fhe minute the villain attempted to
counties tl at ar»* sai l to exceed m area k it''O fett.
strike the woman with a knife three of
Ami many other tblnir« t«»o numerous to turn-
ten states.
Don. I h«v<- «'«•» »• k »«red the services Of «
The 1*1*1 story that .1. Wilkes Booth was the Sioux rose from their seats and act
Erast us Wiman has been working con . not killed was revived again last week ually prepared to leap over the boxes
gress for pledges in f nor of reciprocity with , by the death of Rev. J. G. Armstrong of onto the stage for the purpose of rescu
( anuda, ami us ng lhe results as cam Atlanta, Ga. It is said that the resem- ing the heroine. The theatre was soon
I am now prepariti l*» ex«*cute an «»r-
paign documents in ti.e Dominion elec . blanee between Booth and Armstrong was in an uproar, and it was only by remov
der* hi that line in rtrst-clasa sty l«- at r«*aaona-
tion. This is getting pretty near to po . remarkable, even to the pastor having a ing the three refractory Indians from the
bie rate»«.
. M
"gunshot w ound on his leg and a scar on
Call and «*«•«• me »ìppoaite J. Nunan s »n cn -
litical union.
theatre that the actors could proceed,
his neck.”
»wn>.«r«-.t.
M*.r.P.PlUM.
l’liat also i xplains why they were taken
Charles N. Eelton, the California 1
III 1H74 Mr. Tilden sail that over
n ilhonain*. has | urehase.l (he senator*
to s< ,• a light oji< ra in Washington."—
And a *r«»«>«ì H-w«»rlmvnt «»f all thè lva«.iinK va
,
five
ttiuu-and
bills
had
been
presented
>hip in Cidifurnia, made vacant by the
rivi tv» uf fruita.
1‘liila li ljihia Dress.
death » f Senator Hearst. Felton will b«* , at the preceding session of congiess, and
that
there
would
soon
la-
twenty
ttioiis-
remembered her»* as a partner in swamp
llUHsia's Watchful Eye.
sainl at seme session. His prediction
land matters with Saint II. C. Owen.
Tin re was a meeting of representative
lias come true. The number of I* ils in
- —ant------
Mr. Gladstone has three hats, and 1 tlie ri-cent congress was very nearly railroad men ami steamship managers in
three only. One is black and very »»hl. twenty thousand.
On Ji
st. Petersburg to discuss the feasibility
GIVE IS A CALL.
The second is white, and is used only in
;’ introducing “round trip" tickets in
The
credit,
if
there
Is-
any
credit
in
it,
dimmer. The thir.l is a soft felt, un«l
Th«*y hav«- thrown away th«- waahboard,an«i
the interior <>t Russia. Such tickets
‘
of
the
invention
of
the
reciprocity
idea
aay they will uav n«»thing but the
his constant traveling < onipaniun« Its
would In-of great benefit U> those who
age is unknown, but certainly it was nut i« wrongfully given to Mr. Elaine. Mc
MEPEUKh. ItUEGUN.
Kinley was ahead uf him—for what is :a* .■ business in the Volga district, and
Ladies' Choio'Y Washer
new in 1MG0.
lus tariff bill but a reciprocal return to r.ake short tnps from one city to an-
Manurmtur'-e by W A. Goodman ,k Co.,
The senate of < h-egon »lid itself and the ■ the niimifacturers, in higher duti—, lor >th* r l y th*' • ■ am* rs on that river, and
Grant * l-il.'W.On iroll.
B l - ic credit in vofii.g »town, without a . the Coin they advanced to elect Hie last also t i * xi ur. . mists along the railroad
«li-’»*nting voice, Buller’s hill adding national R'publican tiexet?
ii . s. But t' ;. measure is (flscounte-
in-ahity io the causes I »r wh.ch divorc»*
lhe hieiumi I’<.\t iu its financial arti m.n * *1 by th ■.police authorities.
may lie legal y obtaine I in this state,
At J.i • i.’ there is an officer stationed
•'
Zç 0
Ls Kichau'3
ftie Lip »• ol indiv dual c discience that cle -ays : Tlie refusal uf the treasury to
i <*riiii led >q» li a measure to piss the turn s.i gold bais for export caused a y *-v. ! ■> ti. !o-t ( flice who may examine
;e | -ports of the travelers, without
h> um * was one of the womb rsor blunders great deal oi comment. The apparent
' des.re was to prevent the exp *rt of gol 1 ale
ji ni '-sion mi ticket can lie sold.
•f the sts.-ion.
Tlie new policy, h *wever, is in aceotd-
It in<.kes u- smile to see the Italian * ante with that oi the bank of England, But if round trip tickets should be is-
»apers ui th«- I nited State-» threaten war - which would not furnish anything but ■ r.ed, the l.ohli-r of return ticket to anv
health
tecause the ¡»eople of New Orlean-* killed sovereigns when f-'btWO,*M>0 was wanted pl.iee may sell it to another jierson, and
eleven Italian assassins. The people * from London in this country in Decem ;!. • ¡ i.liee would be unable to keep its
I.«* Ilithia'» Qol«|»*n ila Ina in No. 1
eje on the traveling public. -Exchange.
killed were a »ii-^ra<*e to any country, ber.
(-’’ir. » < hancrv«. flrv ami n t Or»4
Sonacn thè Leffs an<! B «ly; >.»re Lari«’
ami Italy should feel plea«ed that the
Secretary
Blaine
said
that
he
knew
Kra, Noaa. Me , C«>|» jm r < »torni Bn»t< hre.
disgusting job was done by some one
•
scarcity ot ruinpkioa.
syphili iv. » tr ini». <.i^ a»«. .1 S-alp, and a’I
h»*>i(lvs herself. This class of ¡»e<»ple are nothing whatever about the jubhshed
A young lady from southern Connecti
-
iepail
that
the
I'nited
States
intended
to
a »Ii honor to any c* untry.
■'■••** l’rlr*, M imi p^r Hot tir.
institute retaliatory proceeding» against cut visited the city this week in quest of
L« Ili< hnn >
Bnlaam No. 1
llu* Host» n //f /zz/f/c tils attention to the < iermany in case tiiat country refuses to i supply of pumpkins to furnish the
»nut Mit, l’ain* in thè Bone*«, rains in thè
tact that the new se< r» tary of the treas- admit American jiurk. No ptonuncia- tia-i- for a pumpkin party. The homely
IL- h I htk of tb- N.- k. Ih« rated s.
NOW IN A< rl AL I
ii. y when in congre«s voted for the Bland ir*ei*to, t.e said, looking tu the exclusion ,-it I:":.- t fruit is wanted not only for
Thrott, >• J.h ut:*i Ka-li, l.nrnp* an<| <-.»r..
Wv would m*k th«* kvll«••* of this W«'Mt«*m
lev ♦
< .». « s- fr-,. -, . f th»- I.Hubs, ami
free coinage bill, and when President of Gijrnian imports has been issued •mmpkin pi> . but for jack o'lantern*,
CuAMt t«> lay m*'«iv ttu ir pr»'ju'li«•••?♦. m Niv«* our
«rvli » «ai .... a-.- funn th« nw. .ti,
Hayes vt*tot-»i the compromise silver hill Private Secretary Halford also said lie l ruin;'re. and other articles of house
W uh I ut a lair tria . an«! !»♦ *•« nvim » «l. There
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h» ONE waaher in the world that will d*» g«»od
tie vu!e»l to i ass the m»*asnre over the Knew nothing about tlie president c m- ■in I ji'.'izz.i decorations. Not a pumpkin
f M'ri'ury. I
th«* h! »«M pur. an<
work. W,* hav«• a «'oml»in«’'l Machin«*, Wa*li-
i rli- . 1» ir*. » 5 oo pvr j
veto. Mr l ostvr, however, savs now teuiplating such retaliatory measures.
iHiaril.Tub an«! f’l«»th»'i* Ba.-k«’i. Wusvllth«'
m I,-. ...i . 1 m Connecticut at this
!*«• Iti«'bau** G«»Men a*- uniwh ì mi*
that he is in secord with the financial
Washer on it** own uht II*.
dote I r t
.tir <,f c. n >rr! a. Gl . \
Albany, Or., March Is.—E. 1’. Rogers, •ttniml th.- year for love or money,
Ihiavription aiwi pric«* uf wash« r given on
policy of President; Harrison.
Irritati* •! <:• mi, an-l a' l’rinary nr G. tu’
iM-istalit general freight and passenger i-nt by extending her researches into the
application
tal di*- irran^« m«
Pri» e $-4 34» |>«*r
Senator elec' Kxle’a ‘‘cleverness” is * agent of the Southern Pacific company, count:-, the pumpkin seeker was success
Hot ile.
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L» Ric hieii' *
*]>»n!«!i In-
thus vouched for by a responsible gen was placed under arrest to-day on an in ful. and went back rejoicing with a bag
I ••«.-» »an .luikc from >100 to $21IHp( r month
t r «. .r.y
v.-« ,. f », n..rrh t ,
tleman of Mitchell. I>ak.. 4 I attended dictment found by the grand jury here
.»ajply at once for term®.
I " .’i..n _tn A «. , , «. jorutur* •* \
Prico
the jollification at Fierro, just after Mr fur violating section 4 of the lloult law ful. —Springfield (Mass.) Homestead.
91 *»»> per liuti I««.
!*«• Itichan'a G>»l<l«*n O'nfmenC
Kyle was electe<I. and when the boys in discriminating in freight charges on
Tale,I While In Jail.
f»r thè « tT . t ve h-al.n’,'<if St p-H ,»i.-s r •
wanted to take something with him he grain shipments from Tangent and
vip ! tr i »
Priro$l ùt» p r ll«>x’
A jH'iuliar case was that of John
-ai'l
“l»«»ys. I can't drink myself, but .Millersburg, I.inn county, tu East Port
Le itichnu'a Golden l'i! s
.j
- I E.-, »tf «tr. • ♦, |
,v. ,| | .
I w ill pay for the beer and ¡»nil the corks
land. Mr. Rogers arrived from Portland Gray, who was up in the criminal court
' r • \ • -« «>r <
•
I r trailo . ....
ami he «lid so.
this evening, and was release*! on his for ris-eiving stolen goods. Attorney A.
Prire 93 OO |w r Iki.
own recognizance. The case will come E G"-s had just secured a verdict of
Tonk m.d Nervine,
A CoMmmi.ll Ad / c /7' af '/, v l/)!i«i<»n
ANDLASON CREEK,
«fami txenwhare, C. o. 1»., .-w-kr« y j a *«■□
not guilty fi r him. and he was stepping
s|H'c:al sav* : In the ♦•arly part uf thè up irefoie Judge Bui-e at uuce.
per expreaia
week tlit-H- was a sale in Min< ing Lane
-an Francisco. March 20.—The last fioin the box when he was remanded
I Hi: lilt II A KI
nKI G < (»., Af.ENTS.
of a certain quantity of Ceylon yellow few days have witnessed the neatest ap for desertion.
It seems he hail pre
Jt» ami 511 Mio k« t stu » t,
tea winch brought »22 per poiin<L Yes- proach on the mining stock Iroard to old viously lxen ordi red to pavliis wife »2 a
San
F rancia« «». ( al
HK blJllsM’RI HER TAKES Pl.F. \<l R I. I N
terday they re*, bl the Mamr at |27.50 per limes scenes of excitement that has ta-eri week alimony. He was in jad a month
—— i ir tu'* a i - s» ni ir«»-.—
ann<»un«*iiig that hi-* »t« am *aw-iiiill it»in»w
JIUllllll. A nioderat«; comi utatiun would wmiessed tn several years, l ire pre-ent wailing trial on the larceny'charge, and
jutining on full iim<-a «u turning <»ut a larg»
juantlty <»f lumber. H" it» pi • ■pur«'«! to till all
make every cup of tea made from it coet * «•xi i emelit is a-crita-d to current detel- it was for his failure to pay the alimony
oni'-rs with «INpateh. ai*«> at tin«»»l r«’U.**"na-
al" lit 10 cents.
opiiK-iits of ore in the southern i art of during that time that lie was held for
ble rato*. A hu«' quuiilv «>f
in" rge Mi ore, indicted in Illinois for toe eonsoddated California and Virginia I de.-s rtion. —Pittsburg Post.
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
)
ana - uh with intent to kill, on trial claims, on eleven anil twelve hundred
incluillng thr h«*Mt rus'i«*, *•« iling and ll'»«»riiitf
waived a jm y and. nsented to Is- tried loot levels, and ( uin-loek securities have
Bevrrly's laick with thr Gun.
furiiirth«-«! "ii Abort n«».i«*« .
by the court alone. He was found guilty steadily gone upward, «'onsoiidateri
C«*"'»*«t iHtacti«»n guarani« «•«!.
Gi-urge
Beverly, of Thomasville, is a
Caliluruia
and
Virginia
reached
thirteen
H. S.’S MIT H.
and M iiiemed to pri-on lor six year*. A
w * i! of i ro r to the supieme court was ( duhars ami a half on change lliis moin- gn at limiter. He never goes out with
subseijuently sued out in his la-half, and I mg, an advance of two dollars a share out bagging a large number of quail,
7
aiel he go*-» often. While hunting re
the ap|iellate tribunal has set aside the , over yesterday’s lowest price.
i-onvieti n on the ground that the right
It is rumoreil that thr- 1'iesident lias cently with Mr. Belcher a frightened
of trial by jury in a prosecution for felony definitely abandoned his proposed Cali quail lb w against his gun ami kiUed it
FOR
cannot be waived.
fornia trip. Private Secretary Halford, self. Cor. Savannah News.
J"
The agent efan English company,with when asked about the report, sai l it was
uinthai . lt uh atti ».
It :-9DoiTe«l Salt.
an authorized capital of »l.oOi.nikl, or I*y no means certain that tlie President
It snowed at Salt Lake recently, and a
ganized under Hie laws of New York, is would make the trip. lie had never
in Atchinson, Kansas, for the pnr|*>s<- oi fully determined to go, but had simply- pecnliar feature of the storm was a large
obtaining figures on defaulted Kansas said that he would go if the condition of quantity of salt which fell with it. The
Thi. ««¡l-kn.iwn h<»u.« h«» been rebuilt
mortgages. I tie company proposes to public business would admit of his leav sno-.v melted next day, and left the salt
DO CTS
BRICE-------
with lirivk »n<t »renily vnlawd, b«Kid*'S
buy up all such mortgage's that can laj ing Wasitington during April. It is on the ground at least one-fourth of an
I IT IS FÏÏÉ BEST.
.-IjTI
obtained
at a satisfactory discount and understood that the ladies of the White
NEWLY FURNISHED
I „ EASIEST TO USE. ' E
foreclose them. Having sei tired titles, House have made plans for next month inch in thickness.—Cor. Chicago Trib
IO
a THE CHEAPEST. E
li I, evnlrhlly loentwl in th*- tniKini «- part of
tlie lands will t*e * tiered to actual settlers that would tie broken up by the western une.
town, »nd n w<"*d-*»>nple r.x.iu tor «•om«t-r-
rinl trnveler», I" titt*«l m> in conm-vtion tn»-re-
on ten or twenty years’ time at a low trip, and altogether it seems very un
For the Firraide.
likely that the journey will be made.
with. The talli* i««•onMnhfly turnmtnd with
rate of interest.
The executioner uf France is shortly to
3
the beet th* market nfforde.
The National Farmets' Alliance has publish a book entitled “People Whose
• E K. BHIGHTMAN. Prop.
Woodburn hot.i.t'iulful'. A score of
Anbtand.Oct. io lew.
farmers Irum Nebraska have arrived decided to call a convention next year Heads 1 Have Cut Off.” He will give
tier, within the last few days, and every an*l nominate a candidate for the presi their names, criiiu s, trials, and tell how
mother’s son of ’em is a cut -am 1 tjried dency. This means a possible failure of they behaved in prison and what they
IfK .HfHD.lN A t'O.’U
alliance man. We inquired of one his the jieople to elect, but a certainty of the Mui and how they acted when taken to
jiolitics, Republican or Ik-ni.jerat? h success ot tiie Democratic candidate, the guillotine. It will be fine reading
came so near disturbing the inertia of his either in the electoral college or in con
for the family fireside, and probably in
muscles that we hastened to apologize, gress. If the election were to lie held
tn lluir New lint Id
duce
pleasant dreams.—Detroit Free
now
the
Alliance
would
have
a
reason
and quietly slipped away to jiomler o'er
ina. IU5I Maikvt M .
'.Ill St*.
the
vast
change
that
has hk n place in able hope of carrying South Carolina. Press.
1
•
UzN
1-
P
1
’
Knlarge«i, win r»’
instru«'-
Georgia, Alabama, Kansas, Nebraska,
k JODI K «j |‘|1 < the sentiments of men.
■
I lì H
In the year 1S78 the standard or
tiv»- «•i»i«’et* may b«’s«-» n.«■ • !••«■>-
1 J Ivi 11 1 HI IllM The men who achieve reputation are the Dakotas and .Minnesota. This would “Bland"
11
(llll
(I
. d in hun.p. at a «• —I ot J mi . iini .
dollar was first issued, and most
!
prevent either party from securing a
This in the onlv Mus«uin thi**
usually the ones that take care of theni- majority, and would throw the election people considered it a very handsome
Mis-i^Mippi.
F.st abli-du-«! her«*
.Ut
SALE
11V
tw» nty-five > ear-* i»g". Go an«l **• ta»ight h >w
s.lves. s-eoator G. rman, the l*emocrat- into the house, where the Deiuu*oats coin, but then- are some critics who
wnn«lt-rtuil) y «»u are niu.le, and h«»w t«> av«»i«i
ic leader of the senate, gets up every would have everything their own way. have never ceased to complaiu of the
B ( km s,«» mid ! «I i -« a-»’
Enti hii «'«* f<>r !a«li«-* an«! gentlem-n. 25 ct.*«.
morning at tl o'clock, sits one hour at his ' It is impossible to say, of course, wheth eagle with uplifted wings, which they
PWIV ITh t»FVH » . No. 211 GhAHY >T.. «»pp.»*ll«'
dinner, and nt ver allow s himself to Is: er the Alliance will be stronger or weak derisively term a ‘•buzzard.’’ This talk
Pnion Spiar«. A.I d»••«•«*•« ** «•! in»n «¡ul» klj
Oregon interrupted when at his meals. He er next year than it is now ; but at pres has borne such fruit that congress has
Gold Hill,
cur««l. tuiiMiltatton-tr«-«-. >♦ -nd l««r U»ok.
never uses eith- r tobacco or liquors in ent it ia certainly growing stronger.
decided to improve the figure of the
any shape, and makes it a rule after a
eagle, and has authorized the director of
Choice Locations and 1'r.ces Reasonably bath, which is taken daily at the same
---- ASK FOR----
Low.
the mint to procure new deeigns.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
hour, to take a long walk in the open air.
No physician could give you better health
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup should
SEND »’"Il DESCHI ITI VE < I RCV LA Ito»
i»ea.tn has recently separated a couple
always be used for children teething. It
rules to follow than these.
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays at Moore. Cheshire, who have been mar
all pain, cures wind colic, ami is the best ried for sixty-three years. They were
Kfchlfn’t Arnltn Halt*
remedy fur diarrhiBa Twenty-five cents Mr. and Mrs. Banner, the husband being
Andallof
The best salve iu the world for Cuts a bottle.
90 years of age and his wife, who has
Bruises,Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
just died, 83. They had lived at Moore
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
I*egal Blanks.
IM»NP. AT THI
all their lives, and in one house for more
Corns. an»l all skin Eruptions, and posi.
A full assortment of blanks for the use
> tive cures for Piles, or n<» pay required It
than half a century.
MOST REASONABLE PRICES
of
justices
of
the
peace
and
constables
can
i« guaranteed to ijivr perfect satisfaction or
always
be
found
at
the
T imes etttie; also
money refunded Price 25 cents per box
AT THE
deed*, mortgage*, bill* Ot sale, leases, me-
A self acting electrical balance has re
For saiebv alhiru^uEsts.
UNRIVALED GOODS
«'liaiiiv’s liens, bonds ami every lega* cent ly been invented. The object to l>e
t.lank
generally
used
in
Oregon.
They
are
acksonville
•-ZiowTo Cure All Skin Uitraae». **
printed after tlie latest and best forms. »'"> weighed is placed in the pan, which
will be »old «t Fortland prices. Ihere is closes the circuit, starts a motor, and
Simply apply --SWATSE’S OlXTMBST." No
‘nl.TiuiT ni.m.-in.- ri'Uiilriit. Cnrv* u-ttiT, no necessity »or sending away lor your moves the weight out on the beam of
.■*■/■ ma. ii, I*, all tTiipti.'iiH on 11**- lave, hand*,
egal blank.
the balance. When the equipoise is es
no-,. Ac., leaving the -kin clear, white and
tablished the circuit is broken
healthy. Its areal tK-alina Hiid curative pow-
It cure-: ties la. he unti—Presten* lieil-
BENT IN TIIT. WOBLD.
‘ We <-xe* ult-Every l»e-HTiptl«>ii ot W..ik In ,'m are p..—, — cl by no ».liier r*'in*sly. Ask
our druggist tor s w * v sr.'s i H stm * st .
Ake.’-
It*w^rin«<luai ii>ia-*r«wn*u,T>“*»-‘d. «ctuoll» uur |¡n>. U1 p,, ***,..1 appr, v,d -ty le.
I í y «»u have liea lacb** try Preston’' ' Hed
'Í UË «EN«1-N¿ ( pou t tail to cull ami exaiuinv i-auiplvs and
Immediate relief Uy usina Preston f 1
Ake. ’
• Hed-Ake.
1
rotiSALF. FTDF.vI.rRSOExrRALLY. lyr designs and ascertain prices.
THE
LADIES
MILLINERY
JLA IT STOPS THE PAIN.
ALL 8ÜHT8.
IKiÀìiiò î / à R u H û BLS lüMiLtlL
HAMMON BROS.
HOSIERY !
Zephvr Shawls,
10000 Prune,
10000 Apoles,
FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER,
5000 Peach,
5000 Pears,
10000 Grapes,
THE WOMEN OF ORECON
I Trees as Low as anv j I int-class Nursery,
Nurseries aî cast end of Bridge.
ASr?!TS WANTED
STEAM SH MILL
S. S. SMITH, Prop’r.
Í
ASHLAND HOTEL
&
CATARRH
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
FARMS
Museum of Anatomy.
NURSERY!
Arr«-»tiiig a I'linrral 1’rocesaiou.
The police f »rue <*f (’i- ro, a suburb uf
Cliicng«», is continue g it« war against
fun» r;;l processions using Washington
b< I- vr.nl as a thcr«» ’ghfarc contrary tu
urdinanr \ Last v •« k a prucestdon con-
MiMting of two car: r_' s, on their way to
th»» c* invtery, w . l * h
1 by the oflicexs.
11.“ first carriage » «»n’ainrd the body of
i chil l. The carriages, drivers, immrn-
rs an»l corps»* w. t • taken to the town
hall, and a tin • was ir.;p«> .-d upon one of
the drivers w lio c» •!’«-‘-^*«l knowledge of
the ordinance. Th«* funeral then pn>
ee» il» «l t » th»* burying ground by an
other route. — I’hila«!« -Iphia Ledger.
Milne I* n Grrat State.
A Carilion phy.-teian recently took an
exciting ride that illustrates the extent
of Maine’s unsettled domain in the north.
The doctor was called to a lumber camp
aliove th*- Alleg.-u i>, one day. to jierform
a surgical ojs-rntion u|xin Luther Hen-
derson. a lnmbennan. He started at 10
o'clock a. m., and lieyond Grand Isle
tie r*-were relay s of sleighs at four dif
ferent points awaiting him. He arrived
at Ins destination at midnight, having
made the distance of 102 miles in four
teen hours. Bangor < ommcrcial.
A curious phenomenon has recently
been w* n on the sea at Folkestone. A
ship laden with oil sank in collision off
Hythe, an l the sea was covered with
oil. This produced a strange effect upon
the wild fowl, which were plentiful in
the severe weather. Wild duck, teal
and other birds were easily caught, as
they apjteared to be nnable to fly because
of their plumage being saturated with
oil.
Professor Theodore W. Dwight, who
ha.- recently retired from the head of the
Columbia Law school, had lieen with the
college since Ki*, and is perhap« the
most noted teacher of law in this coun
try. lie is fill years old, and a grandson
of Timothy Dwight, a former president
of Yale.
S
MY
phiu«' on V Mi’ilV cr« « k, a red cow branded
•• \ ».”’ on right hip; had a strap around the
horns; «■*•<» a r<d c«»w brand«-«! "X" on rigid
hi| ; als«» 3-y»*ar-old st« » r, Brindle, with white
split-; no t»rr.n«lw, i»Lt ear-tnarks as lollows:
>xv.«n«»u - t< r k hik I un«l« r-bit in h it. andunde r-
!<it hi right. I ii format!i n as to the wh»r»a-
i»i nt»- <>f tin' above described stock will be
gia<ii) r«e«iv»'.l.
G. F. >< H.M1DTLEIN. Wondnlle. Or.
Graut'b P m - s . O i
toil.M i’WOIN,
Notice of Final Settlement
SMALL FRUITS, ROSES
AND SHRUBS.
(Love ia the romance and »lory of life.)
Billy, my playmate. I love “like a aiaier.
But Don I chooae far my wife.
In tl»«.' < 'uunty <’«»urt «»t theStateof Oregon,
l«»i t!H'< <»unty of J»»<’k*»n.
I li t li«-niHttvi■ ot t li«’ »•fiat«' «»! M. A. Brentano,
fi«1«*» MtUsl.
k ’ill’l. I> HEREBY GiVEN THAT THE
¡1 ¡»'¡min.filali ix «d th«-«>tal»’<>! M.A.Bt«‘H-
i.'iu.. «!«-«-« MM-d. lui» tii« <1 ni Hi«- <’«»ui:l> < *»urt
I <4 .l i« R» m » ii * «aiiity , <>r» g«»n. h< r tmul H» «*«»uiit
h > >u« h adinini'tiittiix, and by ordvr ul HHid
i ..urt. T ihmìi »), Aprii 7. I kwi . at thè bour
ot |ti«»’«'hM k a . m ..
M-t fur iu aring. All p» r-
sìuis mi» i» ft••<! ma- h» n by iKitillod I«» a|»|»«‘ar
limi 111« hi- "I lu i «il»j« < t òim tu euid uccount
un < i I»« t<»i« said «iay .
I-IIl .>-1,1,1 I.) ..Hi, I ot Bull. J. K. Nell, judxi
ot Hiiid court.
Oli.EIA BRENTANO.
AiiminiMiutnx ot t*aid vaiate.
Dati-d F« l»ruary IN, 1>V1.
í\
Apples, Peaches, Pears, Cherries
Almonds, Plumbs, Nectarines,
Quinces, Apricots,
Walnuts,
Blackberries,
Which ii th* f»:rc«t. a roe* or a lily ?
Strawberries, Currants,
Which ia thr awcetrat, a peach or a nerr»
Merry a coquetiab, and cbarmina la Mill/ .
Raspberries, Coosebcrr.es
Dora ia fentle and fair.
(her.
and Crapes,
Sweet aa a flower waa her face when I kiaeed
At Lowest Prices.
'
That la rlfht, youn, man. marry the girl
Ku love, by all meane, if abe will have you.
ould her health become delicate and her
beauty fade after marriaee. remember that
thia ia uaually due to functional dlaturbancea.
weakneeaea. Irregularities, or painful dleor-
flera peoullar to her aex. la the curt of which
Dr. Heroe’a Favorite Freacrlptloa la (Baran*
•••< ko five aattafactlon. or money refunded.
Bee the printed certificate ef guarantee on
kottls wfkppw.
For overworked. “ worn-out." “ run-down,"
debilitated teachers, mllliaera, drimniakera.
geamatraaaea '*abop-girla." bouaekeepera,
nursing mothers, and feeble women gener
ally. Dr. Fierce's Favorite Prescription is ths
greatest earthly boon, being unequalod iu an
appetizing cordial and reeloratlvn tonic, or
strength-giver.
Copyright, UM, by W oblo ' s DU. Man. Ill a.
Dr. PIERCE'S PELLETS
rerulsM sod oleanse tb. liver, (toniech end
bowels. They are purely veretable end perv
feotly kanaleai. One a Dow. Sold by
«ruulMs. » owu a viaL
THE RIVERSIDE NURS
RY
Notice oí Final Settlement
i
Is locatici on«* and »»n»-liait unici* I»» low
O m nt’ n P hss . on R«»tm* liver, <»n 1h« Dimi«k
farm, and in the l»«*»-t and vleunest soil in
southern Oregon.
WHAT
CnnTTK
QUOI I Q CONSUMPTION
SCROFULA
EMULSION COUCHS,TIS
CURES ¡Wasting Ï:
I ii t In-< « unt) ( « urt uf the Slate uf Orcgo n
!<»> the ( «unity ot Jac kson.
in tin- matter ut iti«- «sture of G«*o. Blu<k,
Noll« E IS IIEKLB y ’ g I VEN THAT THE
adnnniatrutor «»t tl«* <*blute <>l Ge»». Brack,
«I« « « ;i.-< «1, i»a.- tii« «i m the (\>unty Court ul
Ja«k-<*n c<»iiiily, <>reg«»n. his final account a«
Mieli adiiiiiii.*trnt.ii. an»! I») <»rd» r «»1 »aid Court
ln«ri'hi). April 7, 1H»I, at the hour ol 10
I <i »-l«.« k a . m . ih m t 1« i h«arir>g.
All p«*rsuiia
int« r» M» d at « iien 1.) notiti« «! to app< ar and
lib- his « r h» r <»bj« » tK-natu said aecutiut on or
b< t«»rc bald day.
publisiK »I by ord« r of Hon. J. K. N« ii. Judge
ol said court.
I*. DONEGAN.
Administrator ol said estate.
Dated Fibmui) is, isvi.
Notice of Final Settlement
ili
Un- < «uinly <’< u«t <»! tlH-btate ol Or«g<»n,
1<»i t li«.-('ouut) «»1 Jiu kf*oii.
In ilo- WHtt'T ul tl.»- «btul«* ul Win. Wy»jlly
d«*c*<-*u*«l.
O I B E L* HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
;uini:!ii>t)at<*r<>t 11*«-otitt«*<>t Wm. w«*«iliy,
• 1« « < a-« «I. ha.- fil««i ni tlu* ( ounty
Court
<>t Ju< k-< n « ounty . < >r<
n. tiiK linai iHcouni
a- -ii« a minoiiÌ.-11ai"T’. alni by urdt r ut mikì
< ni.ti Tu« Mia«, A| rii «, DUI. ul ih«* h< ur o!
hi <i « 1« « k a . m .. if r» t 1 ur h« ariiiK tb«T«-ol. Ali
p'i’-'.ii- Hit« lebii il ai «-lui « l»y notiUidlo ap
pi mi amino lo- or li« r obj««-t ioni» 1«» baili »*<•-
«•Glint oti or b«*!or«' hai«! «iay.
l’uhli.-iud by «iid« r «»t Hot*. J. li. Nvii. Ju«l|te
ot aidcouit.
ALIX M< NEI U
A«iniihisttaf»»r ot khh ! «-slMte.
I .« t • «i Mai « li <», iH»i.
Wonderful Flesh Producer. N
Many havo gained ono pound
per day by its use.
Scott's Emulsion is not a secret
remedy. It contains the stimulat
ing properties of tho Hypophos
phites and pure Norwegian Cod
Liver Oil, tho potency of both
being largely increased. It is used
by Physicians all over tho world.
Notice of Final Settlement
PALATABLE AS MILK.
Sold bi) all Dniijtjists.
lu th« <\»unt) »'miri <•! tin Stan- <»i Or«*g<»n
t«»i th« < »»mil) <»1 JackMiii.
in tin- inatt«-r<'t th«- «-Ktatc ol J. W. Collin«,
<i«C«’HSvd.
•Ut I. Is HI Ili.Bl GIVEN THAT THE
<-■ «it th»- <.-tat<- «>! J. W. CoJliriK,
• imk lil'«i in tii«- County ’ <»urt oi
omit) . Or» gon, his tinai account as
ut«>i . ami i*) « id» r of -alil < our»
M.«) 5. isidi al th»
hour of 10
k \ m . i--»t 1<»r licaring.
Ail persons
't< <l ar«- h* r» ••) notiti« «! to Mpp»*atr ami
• or m i object i- iis t«i said account oil or
i- -aid da\ .
Pube-iieti l»j or>l« r ot lion J. R. Nell, Judge
»1 bai<l ( ourt.
S.J. DAV,
Executor ot -aid «•state.
Dateti Man li 17, lb*.«!.
SCOTT ABOWNE,Chemists,N.Y.
Ynu work in a’l weather. You want an
alb
weather” coat. In fact, th« best waterproof coat
in the world. No frail ruLLer affair that will
rip before the week is cut. Rubber costs more,
and lasts but a short time. Four teamster« out ol
6ve wear the “ Fish Brand” waterproof clothing.
They are the on’y teamster»’ waterproof coat» that
are light, strong, durable, and cheap. They coet
renr litt'e, ar d last a long time. They never get
gticky or peel off The button» are wire-fastened,
and n«rer aotne off. They are absolutely water
proof »nd wind-proof. Until you own one you will
never know the comfort of a rainy day. Beware of
worthless imitations, every garment stamped with
the “Fish Brand” Trade Mark
Don't accept
any inferior coat when you ran have the “Fish
Brand Slicker ” delivered without extra coet. Par
ticular» and illustrated catalogue free.
Boston. Mas*
A. J. TOWER
ÍHE ONLY TRUE
BRON
TONIC
Will FBrtfy «ba H’.o«>4i rw«jn!a»athB
Ll»»r and «id.evg and R*dtora t ha
Haallh a»4Yo«”« 1’wepalB.
Wanl of Apetite, lo«i:»»»•’ iocl
Lack of b’fi'ní'h ond Tirod
F«e in«al>a itetjoured li ria«,
tniifH-i»*a and riwrvma re*c»-i»«
w furos. Enh»*nathB tnind
nd auj eboa Hra n Pow»r.
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thiconi'1*. >n. Fra joent Aitamnia at eonnterfel».
inm ottl» ft-id i-> tha í^P,‘‘**rlt» ''f <t’- or‘«’"»l _
Donotex'»» ment—get’ha OKH.I5AL ••» H íft .
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GENERAL DEBILITY-
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DISORDERED STATE Of the STOMACH
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the safe and certain remedy,
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BILE BEANS
Tue thr Sil ILL Size (40 little Beans to the
bottle)
T»IK> AKE THE MOST CONVhMENT.
ftiti 1 t/k » >le t<'»r* all
Price of eittivr »*»j.r. 25c. per Bottle.
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YOU NEED BUT ASK
Btlmnliifeft the torpid liver, strength
en« the «iigeat ix e organ«. rrgii lute» the
bowel«, wild uro unequal««! m « uu
ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE.
In malarial dl« trie tn their x irtnrv art
Widely rerognixeil. u« they |»<»«news pec
uliar proper I ies in f reel ng the «y a I etn
from that poison.
Illegnnfly sugar
coaled. Dose « iiim II. i'riee, 23<-I m .
Sold Everywhere.
Office. 44 31urray St.. N«-w York.
Summons
I
In t Iu-« in uil < «'url of the State of Orego
(or tin*« uunty of Jiu kbon.
Sarah A. >t« pto fif.m vs. Ebner D. Stephcn-
“on; suit t«»r »1 vor«*«*.
1-- L iiiht D. Si< pin ns<»n,the ab«»v« nainud d<~
1 «ndant:
IX I ill X \Mi: <»l THE TAI E<>F <»KEGoN.
I ) <>u are tu r«-li> r«qun<«i to ap|»t*nr an«i un-
th*
« t mplaiiu <»t
tin- k ! m » v «-
piMHS*
lilt in tti«-ai><>v< < ntitl«*d court, now «»n til»*
wit h r I k «■{•■i k « j »1 Faid court, within t«*n days
! i < >m Un* <int• < 4 t in-s< rvi»-e «»I this buininons
up*iii >><11, it k « rved m Jackson count). Ort—
g«»n; but it -« i \t-d in mi) other county* in the
-’at • • «»t < in g<»n, th«*i j wit bin tw«*nt) day* f rout
ill«- «¡at •' «»! 11n- m rvie«- • t this sum in« »ns up«»n
y«»u; «»I iti ved «» ii you «.ut ot the Mat«- ot
»»n gou.ni Io puluic.itioii, tin ii by th«- nrst
da> •>! tI d « n.-uiiig mid r»-gular term of said
..urt. fo-uii: th- »ait day <d April. 1^1»];
mid )-iu an h< n by iu»t:ti«-d tiiat it y«.u tail to
appt ar and :ui>w«-r said cotupiuint, as hereby
nquin-«l Hi«-plaiiititi will apply to the said
couit 1«-r th«',r«'lH'f d«'riiandcd in j*ui»i »•«»in-
p .nut, %i/.: A ihcn-e tli>a«>iving th«* tmi.d* uf
iiiMtriiu.my imw exiting between plaintiff
amt <!«*!< nuiiTit. and t'or the »rare anti cuatfaiy
ot th. du! in ii as prti)«*d lor in thecompiaint.
am! judgment for c«>atN.
I hi* »uiiiittons 1- publishc*! in the D emo -
« hath iiMi * fur mx «•■ >n.*«-» iitiv«- we« k>. by
th< ■ rd« i ul ll. ii. L. ii. U i b-t»T, judg«* «tl the
I ii-t . I ini ;«•!;». Diflrict, iua«l<* and dated at
Ja n
i’.-la. k-, n county . Mat« ot Oregon,
«»flth. .'.’«»< Il <ht) i'f JltllllMIl ,
H. K. HANNA.
Attorney tor Plaintiff.
Summons
iu <iu Circuit < ourt of th. State of On-gon,
!<»r the < ounty ol Ja»*ksoii.
Win. Flricii vs. I». H. Burr< light*. A. Ft nk-
iiau*. ii . 4. F < nkiiaus«-n and K. F« nkliausen,
partners under lit«-11 »m naineot Fvnkhaum-n
A Co.; suit to t«»nx.'!ua< mortgage.
To A. 1 • ukhauM ii. (.. Fciikiiaumn and R
FcnkliaUM n, d. tenda nt s:
IX 1 KI. NA.MEUF 1 Hi. STATE OFOREGON.
I you are in r« l»y nsjuirud l*> ai»p«*ar and an
sw«r th«' complaint
ot tlie ai»uve plain*
t.y. in th* abde entitled »'«»urt. now on tile
w itIi thr « :< ik «>t r-aid court, within ten day s
t I’dii thc.iat« <d tli«- ri'TVH'«' «»t this aummoni*
up«»n y <-u, it s« rv.ni in Jackson county, Ore
gon; luii it *« i v « m | in any other county in the
-tat« <d Ongon, tn« n u ¡’thin twenty «lays troin
t Iu-dat«‘ot t m--< i vi«*«* «>t tbi* summons upon
you; oi it M-rvvd«>n y«»u «»ul «»t the »tate of
« »i. g"ii, or by puiihcation. thru by th«* first
day ot tin . nsuitig ami n-gular term of said
court, to-wit. tin' »¿Th day of April, 1M»1;
ami y <>u an tin. by notiti«sf that it you fail to
appear ami an^w< r said compiaint, as hereby
n q»m«*d, th« piainlit! will apply to the said
court tor tli«- n Ind demanded in said com
plaint. viz.: A deer«-«' tor tli«- toreclosur«- «»1
idaiiiliff s mortgag»- u|M»n the promises named
in hm complaint, and tor such «»ther rebel as
is prayed ioi in t tie mud complaint.
This MiTninons is published In the D emo -
• ha ’ ji « '1 imi .s tor six consecutivi- w.fks, l»y
I h< <a *1« r *• t Hon. L. R. Webster, judge <»t the
Fusi .I min ia! District, mad«* ami datisi at
.lacksoiiviik'. lacksoil county, state of Oro-
gou, on «ii< ^<i day «>1 January. 1H!H.
W. H. PARKER.
Attorn« y tor Plaintiff.
Summons.
g Fi
The S. 11. IIE ui A i iik am * l.ivri:(Ti*l:tak< u
arrording to dir» el ions will ko« p y«>ur B'.ood.
Liver an<I Kidneyfi In good or . er
The S. B. Cot ón C vke for Colds, Cougns
and Croup, in eonn<x*tion with th* lit ada» In*
Cure, I k as m ar perfection asanv thin) know n
'I'io- > « B Al ph i P ain i ki for internal and
external use. in Neuralgia. Toothache.Cratnn
Colic ami Choi» ra Moríais is unsm p.i--t-I
Th<-y an well I>k* d wlirn ver known. Manu-
taetured at Dufur, Oregon.
sale by all
druggists.
f 4 I»
•’ 5 f
1P
t'gia, E oiti
ihcuintil
Gen. Sherman’s favorite companion
when in Washington was Gen. Van
Vliet. The two veterans used to go
about arm in arm, greeted everywhere
by smile« and salutations. Probably no
other man in public life was so cordially
welcomed in Washington as Gen. Sher
man was.
HcSOACHE. Aul ALL PAIN.
■rri» r<-»!! V »niu gs-'v*
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CHU GH
CUB
THL
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1». M. I •
Illustrated. L»c>' ;
S eed A nnual
The threatened diminntion in the sup
ply of gutta percha is a matter of con
siderable commercial importance, and
any practical substitute for such a use
I ful material is sure to be eagerly re
ceived.
For 1091 «V ill be mailed FREE
to all applicant*, and tv last season'
customers. It is better than ever
Every person using (*<»»<//•«,
llcoer er I if id >ffdr,
should send fcr it. Address
D. M FERRY A CO.
EVERY ONE Sh
ERR7
DETROIT, MICH.
'-*r<,sn:*-n in th" world
1» Lite north Living?
Not if you k <» throuirb the world dyspeptic.
Dr. A«'k«'i ’s Dyspepsia Tablets are a n»>sitiv«*
cur«*forth»* worst forinsof Dy«|»»*p«ia. In»1ig’«*s-
tion. Flatulency anti (’«>nstipat1»>n. Guaran-
Notice
TKAYEI». Jl’NE 3>TH. 1«H, FROM
*• sliinn-, *- Twin, in Canni-t.
“Infai.t jiln noinena’’ iu the style of
the Siamese twins have, according to a
telegram receivi 1 from Cannes, just
made their a[.|* arance in a village iuthe
m ¡glib,• rh'« d of that town. The babies,
wh-> belong to the fairsox, areconnectml
* i ligament which binds them bar k to
■ ..but. barring this eccentricity of
nature, they are described as being re-
u.irkably well formed, and apparently
very healthy. Their mother is a French
woman < f 25 summers, wboee family
tuel i ' i - i n M-ttb-il in the village for years.
It is ina-dlees to say that the infants
ire living examined with considerable
ari ity by the doctors in that part of
•h - country, who arc of opinion that the
1, nil of * i;e of the twins would at once
:s? attended with fatal results to tile
r. so that thi ir lives may Is- regarded
•is lru giiig literally on a thread. This
was the case with the .-Siamese twins,
,i. 1 v. i'll one i r two otic r phenomena uf
:1 e same character.—London Tit-Bits.
If yon want THE BEST, buy
Al I Ck|’Q
ALL l U 0
NORTHERN
GROWN
PERfECTIOM FOR THO E VtHJ V.
imp’-s;
' » m ;«.“ th« • > •■•;- k in t!
or bl->r
1
* • -rv unmot-h and • v
rent !
-. i
-t of return ¡>o<
for 1*. P i’ 1 s.
In tl;« < in uu (’ourt of th«- State of Or<*gon,
t'.i ih« «'ounty of 'Jackson.
IM« i lb ft v>. Minerva A. M«s In r. < lias. M.
M>'k'i. I’. I . Ihnson. Ah xandei B« rn.*t« in
ami Lltery i*. Purcell; suit
tul\»ncioae
ujoi «gag« .
1
I
ib n- n un-1 Ellery P. Purcell, t wo of
th« ;tl»<>\e imuied d' t' fi<i)tnt-:
IX I ill X \MI Mi TIIL'TA I Etil'OREGON,
I you ar«' h<i«b\ requm-d to appear »«nd
Hiisw< i tin- c«»mph< int ot th«- als»v« plaintiff m
l lie
ala»v<'-cnt it «- -«’.
c*nirt.
now
on
fit«-
u tl» th« ciei k < 1 said court, within ten
days
trom
tli<*
date
of
Hi«*
service
«»I thin humnionH « up«»n
you,
if t»«*rved
in Ja« ks«»n «-»Minty, <»reir«*n; hut if served
in an« <*tli« r «-«Mint) in tn«- stat«- of Or«*gon.
witIi.a tue'nt)
da)a fr«im the date
s»*rvi«*«- <»t Illis summons upon
-• rv« <i ««ii\«»u out of th«- Stat« of
r 1») putilication, th«*n by th«- fiibt
• n-uing April term of oaid court.
t«»uu tin-».tn da> «»t April, pa.«!; and you arc
h< r«-b) notititxi that it you tail to appear and
atiMur said «'«»mplaint, as h»*rcl»y r«-»piir«xl,
t'n plaintiff will applj to the court for
tn«- i«lnt pray»-d tor
in the <*ompiaint.
to-wit
For a decree against
Min<*rva
A. M' • kvr for the sum of fi5UU, with interest
tin reonat t« n per c«-nt. per annum from Jan*
uai) 25tli. lssfi, and tiv«* p«*r cent, on said
amount tor attorn«-) to**»», and «‘osts. and tie
turth« t sum of $24.50 taxca paid with inter» -t
from.lul)’ 1st, ls**'.ie ¡mil a furth« rd«*ur» » agaiusf
all the«!«-f«-iKiants h«-r«,in for flu* for«x’losur«-af
tin- iiHtrtKMK«' «1« MTibed in tin* complaint and
tli *sale ot the lands describ»*d th«-r«-in, and
that th«- pr«»e«*<*ds of aale be appln-d to the
pa\ ini*nt of said amounts.
I .ns k -innioiis is pul»iish(-d in th«* D i . mo -
< hath I mt.s 1») ord« r «»f H«»n. L. K W>t»stcr,
Juda«* of sanf «-«»urt. made on the 4th day oi
F*bruary, 1S»I.
C. W KAHLER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
PERRY &. CO./’m-?0-. ’
Ihcin.
pout a g
^OMPTDf>ilDJ’iRFECTlt
C. B. FITZGERALD,
RNATIÛNAL HOTEL
Cor. 3d and £ Street«,
>RTI a ANJX or .,
L'untaining 12‘J K<Minis. w.-il turiuslud.
BRI ISEN. SWEIiLhCS, CITS.
A bruise it a oonliision; swellings are in
flammatiom; cut»
ound» ar«
flammations;
cuts and w
wounds
ara alike dis
turbance* to n’iturul action, through which
turbance!»
the veins are clogged,
clo«ed, circulation Impede«!,
Imfxded,
- -------- _ Nature _ il
1
congution seta in aud pains ensue.
itirlf and paiu
pain in
In
impatient— it trie» to right itaelf
tensities. Bruises and swelling»
»welling» need a »ooth-
ing influence, but in cut«
cuts and wounds hardly
in<
any
vtia would
a liquid remedy
into a
«»„J WMV
»TVW«** pour
• ••
— — — v ------
gaping wound. So aoon as nature brings
r the parta together, almost at once,
THE BOSS LCG'IS
ONE DOLLAR PER DAY HOUSE
IN THE STATE.
Free B-ai.ec to and from the Hotel.
No Chinese »*n.ploy<*d «nd no deviation in
charg»*«.
Meals 25 c» nt«; lodging 25 cent« to SO cents
soothes
cl art away
o h s t r n e-
___________ _____ _____ tlons. heata
E. LEWISTON, Propriété
the injured tissues and restore«.
Used according to directions, it
helps nature and cures
ELECTRIC BE!.Tt¿!*tf»j6
acofisOil
THE HANDSOMEST WORK
KIN, SELLING & CO.’S
PROMPTLi AXb PERMAXEITLY.
Mr. Louis Rtub, 4» Preston Street. Detroit
Vich.. «lays: " Pitching ball I sprained and
bru.se«! my arm; two applications of st. Jacob«
Oil cured me.”___________________________ .
Mr. Gustav Nnuwald, Jr iTivydaIe\ Fred«
crick-burg, Texae, writes, Aug >t 2*Y
“I
mu badly cut with a acythe. half bottle 8L
lacobs oil cured me/’ It CU RES.
A t I> ru «.< jists anl * I) i a lies .
J
WORKS!
Children Cry for. Pitcher’s Castoria.1
Estray
RIVERSTDE
M. v.iecr Tillman, of Delmonio’s. t Id
me that the day following the banqn.et
in- was overrun with apjilications fo:
menus.
"We hud a dozen copies of Windom’s
; .'.'ch for th • newspajiers,’ sai'l a mvin
h r of tin- board, "that cost n ; a T» V.
[
s to have struck off. \V. have
re. iv ■ 1 from one man »100 for one ot
the copies. We are n< w having printed
i meinorial of the sad affair for distribu
tion among the memlx rs of the board.
— New York Telegram.
IN SOUTHERN OREGON
FRAZER ch . se MAI’BLE
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MJFCII U 1N£ GU
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ths Loved Flower.
As Though from th« Grave.
It v.'ill be a busy spring when we fail
Thursday there was an afft-cting re
union of a mother and child after a long to call your attention to the prixaroee,
separation. Twenty years ago, in Buf ami tltwe is a very good reason why the
falo, resided Mr. and Mrs. White and I little annual suggestion in this newv-
tlieir 5-year-old daughter. There was jiaqi should not be omitted. Many, oh,
trouble, and husband and wife separat< <l. ' so : . uty people love the pnmroee. To
probably it has its own suggee-
White, retaining possession of the chil 1. •_..*
removed to Bedford, O. Th* ; e the little ions, rn ’ particularly to English born
one was brought up in the 1, !e f that her neople, whose po* t made it famous, but
1 j et “ven the youth seem to love the
mother was dead.
Years passed away, and lx'th White stu dy little flower, and they certainly
anil his wife married again. White mar nev r saw it by the river’s bank when
ried a Bedford woman, and there was a they were boys and girls. Of course a
largo family of children. Mrs. White man loves his youth time, and he ia
became the wife of a wealthy business 'justified in it. If a primrose makes
man. The years brought no little ones, him think of laving Ids bare toee tn the
ami tin- mother's heart yearned after her lim; id waters of the stream in the
daughter Lillie. She once heard that dro' . sy day when he was only 10 or 12,
White had moved to Bedford, ami after and had a world is-fore him, why, let
that there were only vague and indefi him love it on forever, till he dies.
nite rumors. After a while she heard I In lhat event, once each year, at least,
that her daughter was dead and she gav» I whi i he sees the flower, he will be a boy
up ibijie. H i t husband started in busi aga *, and that will do him no harm, if
li,. were a good boy and loved the fields.
ness iu Kansas City, Mo.
His prospects were flattering and the If you doubt this sentiment you need to
pair moved there. A short time ago a w.iii h people who are gla.1 when the
lady artist engaged in Kansas City met pi imroaes come into the stores. Most of
the former Mrs. White. Learning that them enkindle. Some matronly looking
the artist had resided in Bedford, the dan.es take it up tenderly and kiM it
mother questioned her and found that and say. "Bless the dear.” "Hey, Mar
her former husband still lived th«v. tin, here's thdittle mon—the little pnm-
Much to her joy Bhe learned that her roFe,” said nnulh-r. And it is so sturdy
daughter was not dead, but had grown in its uprightness and so open faced a
to be a handsome young woman, had plant that you may forgive a sigh for
married ami lived in Cleveland. Her vanishi-d days as you watch the good
husliand shortly afterward was called to folks and their solicitude for the
the east on business, and, before going, flower that suggest* so mueh. —Lewiston
Journal.
promised to look up the dangiiter.
Arriving in this city lie easily found
Wiixloiu Meinentoa.
her. ami telegraphed to the anxiously
Tin- morbid curiosity of some jw-opl*
waiting mother m Kansas City, "Lilly was shown in connection with the death
is here.” That same afternoon the moth
of Secretary Windom at the board of
er start* d for Cleveland. She was driven trade dinner at Delmonico’s. The menus.
straight to the residence of Joseph Cow 30o of which luul been printed forthe
en, an employe of the Champion Spring occasion, cost the Imard just $i*0. ihe
Bi d company. Ho is the husband of day followin’; the dinner as much ns .■i.’.’i
the long lost daughter, and they live in
was offered for one, so great was the de
Brooklyn village. A surprise here await sire in ciTtaiu quarters to secure sonn
ed the visitor in the shajie of a chubby
souvenir of the sad event. Half an lioui
2-w« ks-old baby boy, who was held up
after the assemblage hail dispersed every
to make tin- acquaintance of grandma. scrap of rajier. leaf and flower had been
—Cleveland Leader.
carried away.
DIE CHARLES A. VOGELKil €0 . Baltimcre. MA
.
7py and content is a b ide with' TlieT o
11.I-,"'she lives in the lignt of the nioruuig.
mart. urtM
1er*.
piinpO
LUllLO
Coughi, Cold». Influenza. Bronchitis.
Hoarsenefi, Vhcoping Ccugh.Croup.
Sore Throat, Asthma, ar*.I <••• r-y af!< ■ • ' n <>f tbc
Throat, Lungs and ChctL ;r.
Cncs.imption.
Speedy andpcrmanci.u Genuine »¿fcr.e J “ I. Z
W» BW
W» . .i
'Uree Th<iu*nn<i Hollar» ;»
Y*ar u fluir own I»-- alit :*•.»* h> r* "-rtl** li»* I w iP a’»o fum i-h
th* ai«u»«i' n <o • m|>iu« Hi*-«i'.a» v
Ii * •» . an ram «hat *mn«tnt.
N i monrr f .r m>-unir,» au* c»**fnl «« at>-*«* Ea»i:.rau*i quirhljr
).-«rn»4 I
but <«* «• rk.-r fmu r*< h di»'ri< t or <-> un«*. I
La»*
’v’*ojrt,« mS f r
■- I wttli vm|-lnrn:*nf a l*rir*
iinmlx' wli are makinr
* <3«HW» a «rerrarh. It • % >'.%V
•od tÿOl.l IS. Fui! pai neniara >'If fe 12. Addi«*«» a» un. e,
IL C, ALLEA. Uoa 440, Augusta, Mldafr
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hav»- r»-dii- « i t'i- i r i ( ■
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l<> F I. « hx ll II .ik- - ■ 1
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est Fik<i < I.BEI i lutite
I’. R. an«t superior t<» «>th« r« >in< b an-
Bold st from <i ' to $■
Free by niai!
for S A of TH REF belts for i» 10 ''••nd fnr ,-!r.-u:ur.
Addr* ?*. California Kiectrii- H« It ( •>. Bo»
>an Francisco.'< al. urtali at *<>l Mark, t <t..
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THIS MPEnE,”.’^
Ncwspiijier Advertising Bureau '1 ‘■prue«
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NEW YUHIL
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5:40 I*. M.
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5.51 p. m .
I.« a\«' Davisvilì«* at H:50 A. M., 1:27 P. M.
5:55 P. M.
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•HM p . M.
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7:37 p M.
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7:41 P. m .
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7:45 P. M
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