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JACKSONVILLE, OREJON, FRIDAY, APRIL 10. 1891.
I 50.
OFFICIAL D i R a JTOHY.
SPATE OF OREGON.
j- g s«*u.it a-. J. Il Mitcneil, J. N. Dolph;
Cougr.^.a.m. B. H« rni.mii; Goy. rm.i. s. F’n-
u.o«r Secretary ol suur, Gc«»rg< w. M<-
Hrid« ’ State l r‘ U-ur« r, Fn" M c U k nan .Mat«-
Frmièr.P C. Baker; mi pt. Fuh!”* In-.irucii.tii.’
E B. M. Elr«»y; >«»prem. Judges, K. S. airauun,
Citivi JuMi«’«-, W\ F. L«»rd, K. .■*. Beau.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
MANUFACTURER «>E
REAL ESTATE AGENT !
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JACKSON COUNIY
Senator. The«», t a.n. r.m; tl«-pres< ntatives,
S. Furry. J. »V. Mrrntt, J. .»!. Mcuaii; i «»unly
Judge, J. K. N«*il; làmum-i'i.Mi' r*. C. W. i'n>-
»or. lien. Hay m«»ad;Clerk,>1. .rtuiivr;sn« riU, J.
G. liirdaey; Kecoruvr, w. M. iinm n; li van-
ur»-r, G. E. Bns/incr; Aa*vsm»r, 1. L. liauml.iii;
Scn.sii Superintendent, C. n . Frier; >urVv>oi,
F. Applegate; C<irou«*r, J. S. Far-un; Slock
lnHpvct«»r, W. F. ¿unger.
jostrniNx county .
Joint Senator, W.»i. Clair; iUprvs«*ntativv.
H. B. Miller; County Ju«ig<, V. Colvig; t .>m-
miasionvra, C. U. Bigrina, F. Hausen; « h r g, «. .
K. Cuaiiàlor; Sneriti, Ja.U'.*♦ i .
Lrcasui-
ar, J. »V. >Uurer; Aaocsuur, n. C. Harui »u;
Scnool Superinteudeui. A. A . Ma-ssn*. ,*wv«'j -
or, C. WT. rttivvu«; ’ M Ml i. i»i. >'.t...t»e.
LEGAL DOCUMENTS
ColltTl r of IrtounU. Prompt Riuiittitnfr».
MONEY LOANED.
Jnvewtineiil S«vurith k a S|n*i*ialty. Ja« kson
County ."« rip Bought nini S.t|«L
I have a e-.inpl’t« wt ol Map* of ail th«- Sur-
vey««i Utuds In I ins count«, and re«-civ« Ab-
Ktraets monthly Irotu K«»scbur>r ol all new
entries made. Ì am thus prepared to mak’
out II uii' si’ .«’I an<l Pre-emption paper-, ami
«•an save to part I« s th»* expense of a trip to
Kosebuig Luna Office.
1-Ibvr.il . Il
it>K F AK jì M A.SO OTHER
DESINA Bl.F PROPKH IV IN MY
KLAMATH C«U N I Y
HANI’S F«)K SA1.E.
letters.
Jff"Pr«»inpt
replj
made 1«» all
Charges in accordance with the tunes.
R« t«*n*,b\ ptTim-Mt'ii. t" (’.('. B1 ' kimin, I.s«|..
Banker; I » Hon L R. W « bst’r, ,lu«lge «>rtin-
jU’llcial district, and to nnj bn-im ss hmi-«; m
JackHonviile.
SILAS J. DA\.
LANB COUNTY.
MSKTLNU or COL Ill's, ACC.
The auprriue court ol Oregon meets at
Sai«*tu, regular f rrats c«nu«iieiicuig on lue ur.wi
M«»ndaya in Marra and Ocioiiet . a..-»«» at F« u-
dleion, coinuivui-ing on nrsi .«iouuay lu May.
Elie circuit c«»ui i lor I tic nrM ju«i»cia»diainci
sita in Jackson county on a«»t M » imi <«> s ui
April, September aim Mvevuvucr. in Kta.uaiu
county ou arconti »Munday hi J ud » and iirsl
Monday m .XuVriubt r. in Lake county on tm
iUird Momlay lu May and inc «•vc>>nu Munday
in Out.»urr. lu J.*avpuiue county un tirsi
Mondays in Marcii ami August.
Fur Jacksun county inc c.muly, prohal« an l
CoiuiuitUH.tiicrs' c « hh T s in«*« t ev.ry m.miu,
•«»lUiUeuciug witu tu«' nisi Al-tiiday; tor J.»s« -
^biue county, tue tirst Monday m January ,
April, July aud Septciuurr; lur Lake c . hihi >,
•very aitcruat«* immtu, comui«. mung tue lirsi
Monday in January. for tviaiualn county tue
tirsi kVedutMday ui March, June. SeplciuUvr
and November.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATrotlNKV ANO COl'.N8EL<Ht AT LAW.
Ureyo»,
HARKNESS,
ATl’OKNKY AND CUl’.X.SELOK AT LAW,
(iranl't
Vicwot Fence in Position.
It’s Esp'cially ahptei fur Fanns. Randies, Ordianls, Gardens and Lawns, BEEKMAN & REAMES’
Sacctjsscrs ta C. C. Búekuau’d Bank,
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE
^iniíii»
OR.
JACKSONVILLE
.ItiS 17
; o i
STEAMER SAILING D \TKS.
SIIOM -AS f it tSl reco;
bltOM VAQUtN.l;
W lilainrtt’* Vail y, Sumlay . .March .
.8
Willaiii'’tte Vail y.‘I'm*» lat. Marvli. .
yv ;
n. Valley, 1'iiui—litt. March
Wiliam, tt’- Vali**. M »tvlay. March
...IS
\y. miette Valley, tMtuniay, March .
W lilamvtt«* Vall«-y. Wcdm-sday, .March.. 25
yVidaim tie Valley, Monday. March
Keeps lite largì’ f -I■ " k of
12
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Fruit. Shade fintamental and Hat frcci
The esmpany reserves the right lo change ^ailing «lutes without notice.
■and —
Trains connect with the 0. A C. R. R. and River Boats at (’orvallis and Albany.
VINES AND SSWDDSBI
Tr Un N’ >
will run ru***lay<, Thurs lav« and S itm lax
m l •»!) HU Tin l ai»- -lay s when
n»*e ‘ssary. I rain N«». I will run Mondays, Wednesday«* ami l’i idays. and uti int'-rin’aliat •days
ver.
when m ceasary.
T. E. Il"gg. Rveef*"
P. P. PiilAff,
ATTOKNEY AND COVNSELOK A l LAW.
C. C. HOGUE,
W. B. WEBSTER
W’ill praetiue in all courMof thè Mal«*, orli«*«.*
lu tue Court Huuav, luird dour tu luti ul tu-
t rance.
ttr.
Will practice in all courts d tn. Male. < »¡het
in toe Court iiuusc, ur.nl dour lu *cll ul vu-
traute.
FRIGES :
ESTABLISHED SEPTEMBER 1. 1
R.NEIL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
RO APHIS C ¡SLICE OUTREES
(«• n i F. .v I’. Ag t. < > F R. R ( o,
( orv.kiiiH.Oregon.
Gou'iF.A P. Agt, Oregon Ihweiopmant (’<».,
J<'I.Vl*>ntg«»mery St..San Fraucmcu (’al.
•/*4«*a«oMrD4r,
Apple Tri e«
$ m Jlu per 1W
Peach ”
10 “ ltt ‘‘ **
Plum and Prune Tret <
s “ 1»;
Olle r trees and shrubbery turnislnd rcasona
bly.
S» nd h»r (’ata.."rue t.>
J. H. SETTLEMIER. Wo.db.irn, Or.
Jackson County Bank.
18a
1*21)FOK 1>. OKIXiOA
M. K. KAN n A,
1887
J. C. CARSON,
TTUKNEY AND COl Ncl.LoK Al LAW,
i/McA'.MOMrihr, Ur,
Will practice in all court« of tm-Matc.
iu Urtn'a l»r:ck, up-alaira.
ouicv
Manufacturer <»t
Does a General Banking Business, and Buys and Sells East­
ern, Domestic and Foreign Exchange.
Sash. Doors, olinds
3LL23TI02T3 A 3P3CIALTÏ.
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS
MONEY LOANED ON FAVORABLE TERMS
GENEItAI. Bl ll.l>I.M> MATERIAL.
J. «I. NUUGK,
*'«•.% vt:v
ami »
in « ku .
Uoitl Util, t/rryon.
A full line tn stock or
WiU attend to all L umiucmm m my line with
proiuptucM and at reasonable rui< ».
ATTORNEY AND CU»’NSEL«>K
(trailfy
/'rfM«,
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Estimate» ami prl*’> -list »ent on applieulion
ROBERT C. SMITH,
TOLO!
AT
Ur’tj/tn.
ROBERT A. MlLLLrf,
ATTORN ri Y A N O C<> l N» EL< > K AT LAW,
v/urA«' nrtih-f itr.
Dr.
O. F. DLMOKtbT,
D E N T 1 S T.
Mrdlord Oregoa.
A N D » l K G E U N,
Any Kind ratsed in a flrst-ebisH Nursery.
Tliose wanting tr«*es will d<»w«'!l mgiv«* me
t heir orders, as I whl guarant••«• sat isfaet ion.
I warrant a'! my tre» «. il properly car’d lor.
ftrinsfif piiyni' rit easy. Produci taker» at
market ¡'l ice. I«?»>!*•<. of Peiu'li Seid wanted.
A. S. »IOHN><)N.
Jacks«»nvllle, Orckfon. Amr. 1. ISM3.
J. W. WALKER.
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i SMITH & WESSON _
GRIFFIS & WALKER
E. P. CEAHY, M. O..
P H Y S À C I A N A N D
FRUIT TREES & SHRUBBERY,
t
J m «-kM* 11.•*, Or«*K>iH.
Office and residence on « aliform.i >tn«t.
Cails attcuuuU prompt y >1 h > •
n.gui.
■ • • • • Till' thl.fHH.ITEI/ . .
MANI’FACT!’ KE HS OF
s I K G h U
JI rd toril, Orinoti.
— The Finest Small Arms Ever Manufactured.®
It .
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fiuiirantflwl —
Unf.vd,('!AwS r-wr ,
|*crf<M f.
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ffice
n Hamlin's Block.
Street.
GOLD HILL, OREGON
E. B. PICKEL, M. D.
F H Y S 1 C I A N A N l> SLUG
W. S. JONES,
ritraiti an
a n
it
8 r it g ko
n .
-l/rsf/oi «/, thtytift,
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R. PRYCE, M. D.,
AND S l R G E n N.
THE OREGON LAND CO ■
— WITH ITS-----
W»»dfnrd, Orr«oR.
Office la Williams Brick Build!ng, up-stair*.
11 O11K-
< >lli«-<-
J. C. LEE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN
Jit
*i 1 4 *■ 111,
<>»"<• «¿"O 11
(In the State Insurance Uo’s. Building,;
AND B F K G E O N
nNI) BRANCH OFEK'ES IN PORTLAND. ASTuRlA AND ALBANA.
Ct otral I’ ihh I, Orei/on
Has for HH’c a large list of
(?i»ll* pr tinptly attended to day or flight.
Crain. Stock and Fruit Farms. Also City and
Suburban Property.
Offi<*«* <>n Main street, in Cliiidcr-«' bul«i.i«g
Calls promptly attended to. day ami night.
onre:,::^k.}^-,^eï;:’h;?.-
.he»1'to,?^ÄX^^e,y!■‘,““:'■ ln"" fr,‘"
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We also make valuable Improvements in the way <if renda feme« cl. ninnti,,. .... i
.
We ■•an sell a »mall tract of land Tor the same prie. p,•** ; '
large farm.
ror M
DR. S. DANIELSON,
Physio-Nodical
CHOICE LAND TCR SALE?
jtoRSALI Alh»l T I'-' AHU.' Ol I .\ I RA
uuaiit.V <>t agricultural land. In ing a pari
I of tlie Hiram < <»iv< r Donation Land < laim;
situated »iltoul •> mih’s t rom Ashland, l« ot a
mile south ot I’larnix, Jackson « onnix. Ore­
gon. The Oregon A « Ht'lornia railroad and
the Or« gon A <'itl'tomia stag«' road pass
I through said land. 1 his ttact ot land is all A
No. I. deep, bl.i«-k-l’»ain b<itt«im 'ami. I»« mg
on«* of the Hist claims •*• tt 1« d up »n m R--gu«
river valhy. All well supplied with living
water. This land will be
id in ipiantiiies to
suit purclins« rs. I r tiiitiu r into'imition in­
quire ot I . J. I A Rl.oW, Ashland. Or« gon, or
F. 11. Fol DRAY. Phwnix, Oregon.
Aehland, < »gn.. Oct. 3 I ’M»
The Ifregón Unid Co. waa esprelally organized for the purposeoi buying H11,|»nUPvi ire.,
I.irg, ti net» of lurid, »ml Inis during rhe pa.t two yen»» liouglii :o,j
, lt(1 .
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Medford, Oregon.
SMITH 4 WESSON,
sri:r \i. rn i n, u i \s ■
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SAW MILLS ON SAMS CREEK.
Office— Hamlin * llkn-k.
PHYSICIAN
Beware of cheap iron imitations.
|| Send fori
p
Litt toB
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
M. D.
< >r
ACCURACY,V
DURABILITY.
1
EXCELLENCE of
WORKMANSHIP and
CONVENIENCE in
LOAOING and SAFETY.
SÄSH ÄSD DOORS AND SEASONED FINISHING MATERIAL
Jietliortl, Ort»K«»a.
Call« prompt ; AttvndvU to l>»iy <»r Night.
(Hlicv on B «trvvt.
Medford. Oreran.
Special attention riven to Chronic Dise a»#*«.
F
The undersigned has now
brickyards mm Ashland
tor sale at t hr
INCH TO«
Leave Jacksonville af H:
U*ave Wketnwk at
<• M . L”“ P
a . m .,
112 r. m
an I
.V4B F. M.
Leave Harbaugh's at
a . m .. 1:1. p . M. ami
WH r. m .
Leave Davisville at B:.)0 a . m .. !.-• r. M. ami
P. M.
Arrive at .Medford at 9:00 a .
«.<WF. M.
GOING WKST.
Leave Medford at
m
. I »0 1*. M. and
Agents for Cyrus Noble Distillery. Jo-. •''’■blitz Lrcw’iiiK (Join
|ia»y, Milwaukee Bottled Beer, Sclmiidt .v ( o.S
Iron Witter;
h 1 s <>
Anadiait Mineral Water
consm.
63 Front Street, Portland, Oregon.
10:00 A. m ..2;(»> r. M. and
7 A) P M.
Lvave Davlsville at 10:10 a . m .. *12 p . M. and
7;:r p m .
I.* hv . H irbaugh’s at 10:17 A. M.. 2:20 p M. and
7:11 P. M.
L’ hx - WiM trock »1
A. M..2J5P. M. and
7:4.» P. M
Arriv« at Jacksonville at 10:30 a . m , 2:1’1 P. M.
W. F. READ.
J. R. WRITSNIAN, Vice-l*r0ftid<‘nt,
J. O. WRIT SMAN,
Snr. and Manneei
\ gitoti turni and stock ranch.«'untaining hi(>
art t -, IlMi .H i ’ s 11 n<h r !• Off. r«o act ' s in culti
v.tlion, G«»o«| lioiisi- aii'l outbuildings arul
necessary barn room. Fruit enough tor a
small family . Two liv mg springs on tht | 'acr.
handy lorstoi'k and irrigation |»urpos«'<. ('he
uliH-f is I M'a1« d tin < <• milt > mtrtliu • 1 4 Engl«
roiiit.aml linn mil« - from ('« ntral Point rail-
r->nd stati«»n. If sold b. tm»-hai vest the crop
will gow itti Hi.- phi. ... \ -mall bunch of «atti»
HD’i some hogs will b<* sold also, 1! drsua'd.
T«*rms «-««sy; two-thlrds cash, baiane«* to suit
mirchaaer. For pi)it'culars euquire on the
place of t h<* proprietor.
FI < EI » ÈI ( I < ’ K S < H N 1.11 > EI {.
npTrtniT
UV.InUII
tiitii-
wr»r/ Ittrlilr Hh,rk
H AI F THE ( « IS I nf Imlstiiur sav(d
• • Sh r< k' - pt i <. IhitrhtTs Farin« th ,
Micliiniwts, Buil<lir*d, ('itiitrnr «rn
ami « if lit rs.
A<iinitt«*<i to I»«* th«
gi’-at’ st Impr*t\ «*ii . ms E ven mad**
in tii< kit-bl«.4-ks, EiciKht prepaid.
Unirluri 'atalogrin*.
I nilón Iron ml Enginr U ks.
I’1 Brush >t.. D< fruit Mich
CAPITAL STOCK. $500,000
EMORY
din-1 wandarinernred. Bv>ks L*arr<*'1
m «'ne rea<iigg Testimonial» fr ni «II
£«r, < t thorlob«». Prospectus por 1
President.
J. L. COWAN, TrwmurHr
fc. HONEY.MAN.
President.
ALHAAY,
WM ULR'CH. District ÄgßJl.
OliiCI.OA.
Mt'JfdHD
ONESTI.!
? n a le bv T. bn R
' • •» tri.» Ireatjer,
but M» '»n
»»tn ffy m f ú tn
• •>’. ai'd ti • V« »»joup
It' «Qy i iri of
e at ton •_ c • -
i r.rents "n » to
• ' i ay M Ub'f. r
' -a furi iah ¡¡
harnexl
I
• I * > ’ » ’ PILI
‘
»»•>»’«*«•
it ' ih h,
SGO. <><)<). o>
J
JiKlians Won’t Iwt Soldier»-
“Î have Iteen pra'I cing medn me for twenty
V**ar«i ar.'l have never been able tn put up a vegeta­
ble < inpound that v. uld, like bimmons Liver
Regulator, promptly And effectually move the
1 ver to ac tion, aud at he same time aid mutead
<,f weaken I the digestive and askinulative powers
of the system.'’
1.. M. H inton , m i > , Washington, Ark.
News received at the war department at
Washington ol the result of ihe efloris Lo -
mg made by western army officers to carrv
out tbe provisions of ibe army appropria­
tion bill, aiithoiiz ng Hie enlistment ol 2hbh
Indian recruits, is very <ns(*<»urHg*ng. 'I he
officeis
report that the Indians wid not <-n
OM.Y GEM INF.
list in the infantry und»-r any circum
Ila- our Z Lamp in »-‘I • n front ■ f
Pl’cr
.«tan<es, as they abhor walkii g
I bey wil
enlist in ibe mvaby except as s<outf,
J. H. Zeilin & Co.. Philadelphia, Px not
b< CrtU-e they do not < are to bi ■<! tbemselv« 9
to bVi years'ser* ice nor iu m* sunj ct i«»
removal to distant pans of the Country.
Then, too, they want their won «n with
them. Mini the great tn jority < t bm ks «re
W’M! ranted
pi.\.-icai.y mint h>r military betvi<<*
It i-
doubud nhe’her a »mg e In han <ompan\
IS S«)LD OS A
can be rec:inl»<i ill the wes: ; bu the out-
J
POSITIVE
Io* k in Ihe r-i nth is nr h* h pelul.
Al
? GUARANTEE
M i.nt Vernon Barracks, Ala , where the
to cure any form
A pa« he Indians who led the Geronimo
ofncrvou«« disea-e
« .«iiipMign are placed, it is said that h ! i tbe
or any disorder of
IndiHiis, some thirty-five or forty, me
the gen- rativeor­
gans of either sex .
about to enlist. These 11 dians are >aid t
¿
whether ari«iiu!z
be progressing rapid y in the path of civdi-
fromthecxceisivc ■
at u ihe
iiir tt;iif<
r-i incredible
rvt.fitir U'
zstion, and
almost
fact is te-
UKeof Stinrilant«, ............
AFTER
BEFORE
....
ToLarco or Opium, er tlirviieh vouthi’il iniixT«'- ported that the renowned warrior, Gero-
tioti, ov« r inaulgenre, A<* ,nu«'h n* L x > h *«4 Brain mmo, w ho w a» fur year» tbe terror of the
pie, r. Wak«*fnints<., I ear ng down I'ains in the we»t. is m,w a prominent teacher n the
ha k.' cthi ’ im I Weakn’'". H stcria. Nervous i‘r
local Sunday •»< h<>o .
tri«?;"j. \ • ■ turual Emibsi’-ns, l.r mnrrh i a. 1 .,*
W- ak M«**nory, Lo** of power and lmp<»
Protect Your Health.
to-i. . w hi« h if neglect«“!<»ften lead to prernaiun*
nhi I.*.* and innin !• . Fri< e fi no a lx»x. 6ix>xcs
('old
and
moisture
combined have a t' >r
for j . >ki <«»nt l v ma I on receipt of price’
\ WLIT ! N <;i \UA5TI F. is given for vori-ing ellect upon the bodily organ«, ami
. i r- ?
• » r r'•«•; v I, ft»rpi’in l tlie nion« v if ihe digestive ami secretive processes are
a 1*4»rm.'«nrnt «•
i* I - t effr<’• d
We haw
apt to b< more tardily performed in winter
a- * of It* : )«»i •<]•< fr mold «”■! y«n:ng. than in the ftdl. Ihe same is true, also, of
i • I« n j -r; H*w*T’tly enr< u the excretory functions. The bowels are
' ..f
iliti:'«*. ('.n ularfree. AddreM-
of’en tlugeish urn! thepores ot the skin
TH
'brow « fl lit tie w'a«te matter at this season.
T: «• • ys’em. ttiete.'ore, icquires opening Uj
For s:th- at i’itv Drug Stori*. Jackson vi I tv.
a little, ami m I ko purifying and regula’ing,
a: <1 the sat« >t, surest and tin M tbotouub
iÛk- 4 *J-N
t<>mc ad alt» rati\e that ran be u>e<i lor
t!i« se purposes is Hotelier's Stomach B.t
V
t»rs. l,ers«*ns who wish to escape the
rheumatic twing«s. thedxspeptic ag<»nie».
the painful disturbances of the bowrls, the
Cannot be successfully traveled with­
bilious attacks, amt tbe nervous visitation»
out good health. To reach wcadh or any
so common at this time of the year, will do
we I tore-tnf' rce tbeir systems with this
coveted position In li’o requires the full
renowned vegetablestotnat hn and invigor
possession ar.d operation cf all the fac­
«nt. It improves ti e appetite, streng1 hens
ulties Lind rature has endowed us with.
tbe stomach, cheers tbe spirits and reno­
These conditions cannot exlct unless th«
vates the whole phy» «pie.
APHR9DÎTINE*
o *\r
co.
The Road to Keaitiü
FOOD FOR ERESI/ UTXXERS.
THE I.SXI) LS HS.
’I lie Fifty-first conRreaa han paRRPti
away, «nd nothing is left but itHlawa and
its memories. There may Lave been
wotbe con^reffaeH in the hintory of the
country, but we cannot at present recall
Hiicli a one. 7be record of the Fifty-
ffrst cungreMa will continue for years to
rehnn and plague the Republican party.
Let uh recall its principal features.
Well, there was firet the outiageous vio­
lation uf parliamentary taw and prece­
dent by Speaker Reed, in which be was
back«*«] by the Rrpibhran majority.
Mr. Reed in effect made bis will the law
of the house, and trampled under foot
the rights of Ihe minority.
I .1^
Following
this lawless seizure «4 authority, and
’his setting up uf a deppotiHm, ami con­
linuing pretty much all through tile
first part of the session, came the elec-
non ontrigi'H, by which Democrats were
____
(!• prived of their seats on trumped-up
«•bargee, ami without any evidence being
br*»nght forward against them
th it
wmijlil hold water in a court of justice.
By these lawless proceedings the Repub­
licans obt.um*«] a working majority in
tip* house <4 representatives.
Then,
there was the M< Kinley bill, the straw
’hat broke ti.e hack oi the patience of
’Ii»* Republican farmers in the west, and
by its bail1 fared robberies fairly drove
Republican and independent voters into
the D ii ocraur ranks. It was the AL*-
Kml v bill tba’ was mainly responsible
for R* publican defeat last November,
though other cau-eg assisted in hiingirig
about that ioitunate event. And a po­
tent one of these causes was tl.e Force
b'll. Its pHHRage by the house and the
attempt to pass it in the senate alarmed
and disgusted conservative men all
thr« Ugh the country, ami cans» d them to
ask Pitch other—what next?
That the
Force hdl was at la-t 1 rd aside in the
senate was dm* to a targe ♦ xtent to the
but that public opinion Lad declared
against it. and that a numlier « f Repub­
lican senators reco^n ze l that fact. One
'.f the morel features <»f the R publican
retool in the Filty-ii’st congress was
the n <•
of the pension lnciibiis.
The countr. is paying out yiarlv an
enormous sum for p« nsion«. a sum targe
enough to support a first-class Euro­
pe in power.
Manv of these pensions
are paid to men who do not at a l need
them, ami millions of the people's mon-
tey will thus he wastp<i yearly. This has
L’ en an ♦ xtremelv extravagant congress.
It has been stated on the fl »or of the
house of rcpr«*s< n a'iv« s that the amount
of money ap|»»opna’ed «luring the pes-
sions of the F I'tv-fir-t congn ss will not
be less than
()—almnt $16 for
every man, woman and child in the
c untry, nearly In > t<,r PH(•», voter
This is $182,(MK),000 more than was ap­
propriated Ly ihe Fdt:e'h,eongress, and
$224,00 1,0* 0 mote than the sum total of
approp:latloris hv the Forty-ninth con-
gr.ps. Is it sir prix.i g tbat’a protect has
t:i-» n against « x'ia\agar.< «• h ]I over tlie
Ian
l’tie I- dry first cungress thus
pasK«*s into h st« ry.
l e future histo
tian wi I draw irotn its caret r Its^ons in
Tigard to the d« spot ie in <f majorities
when they lose sight of the guiding stare
of right ami jii>t ce.
From various source« we gather the
following facts : ¿.ccortiing lo the census
of 18H0 wh had over 50,(l0>,000 je-ople in
the United States and 143,042,000,000 in
property—more than enough io count
$8C0 to every individual, or $5000 to a
family. Tim numb-r of woik people en­
gager! in American manufactures in ISSO
waa 2.730.000, and they averaged lese
tlrssir «1 a dav.
In tlie eame year we
had 8 000 000 of farmer» and fai tn liatids ;
they received for tlieir labor tlie average
of |28V. Taken collectively, tbe great
ma-s of American producers received
each afrout 85 cents jrerdav. From I n GO
to 1870 the wealth of tire countrv iti-
ceaaed from «16,000.0< 0.000 to «30,0 >0,-
000,000; in 1880 it amounted to «43 642,-
000,000. Yet, while in ten years Hie
wealth of the country nearly doubled,the
rate ol wages decreased from au average
ol little more than ««• >0 to an average of
little more than «300 |>er annum. What
aliare of the wealth which labor pro­
duced baa it receiver!?
Mr. McB'ide. Ohio commisaioner of
labor statistic», in his »licerli at Spring­
field, on Labor Day, gave the following
-latiBticM on labor and capital : In Eng­
land the average production for eacli
employee was «4o0. Ol tins ihe laborer
got «2!f0ami cap tai «200. In the United
Slate» tt.e average prieluction for each
employee tn i860 *»• «720, of which tlie
laborer got «346 and iht capital «374
Io England the laborer get» more than
capital; in America capital get» more
than labor. In England the laborer get»
three-fourths of the products; tn Amer­
ica i(p>» than one hall.
In l»70 the number of female opera­
tive» war- a little over a nnliioii and a
half; in lb80, Iwo and a ha f millions.
Of children employed between 10 and
15 year» < f age there Were, in 1870, 730,-
164; lbbO, 1,118,366. Io 1850 toe wage»
paid to meci Mines and ojrerative» in
manufacturing industrie« repre-ented 23
;>er cent, ol the value of the finished
produi'ls of tho»e intimane». Since then
the share of lab r in that product ba»
stea l ly tlecre '»ed. It uà» 20 per cent.
hi i860, 18 in 1870, and 17 per cent, in
I860.
Ine censo» of 1800, however di»-
h .ne«t, will unquestionably »how a fur­
ther decline.
The number of unemployed in this
country at the preceut time 1» variously
estimateti at from lour to five hundred
thoue.tnd.
It is computed ibat every
»evetdh person in the land is either a
pauper or a recipient of charity.
In 18-81 tire total estimated valuation of
pro|>-itv in the United States was »7,-
135.000,000, which was assessed for
taxation at «6.024.OoO.llOll, while in 1880
it was valued at «43.642,000,000 and
taxed" at »16,902,000.000, of which, m
both instances, land paid fully 80 per
cent., leaving the necessary inference
that banking, railroad and corporate
wealtli generally must have evaded tax­
ation.
And jreople wonder at the general diB-
satisfaction and resllescntss of lalror
wrnle the country is so prosperous I—
Tbe subject matter of the new land law
for the past two congressoR ha« been in
di«nnte between the house and tbesenate
and for a long time ths conferee« during
the ianl congress failed to come to an
understanding
The law paesed will
change the general land system of the
government. The bill first repeals the
timber-cu-ture act, but with a reserva­
tion in favor of bona fidf cUimg hereto­
fore initiated. In computing the t>eriod
of cultivation on claims already accru­
ing, it is provided the time shall run
from the date of entry, th* necessary
acta of cultivation bring performed with­
in the proper time, the preparation of
(he land and the planting of t res to be
construed aa ac a <f cultiiatim.
1’er-
sona who have complied with the pro-
visions of the timber-culture act for f iur
years may prove up their ciaima by the
payment of fl 25 per acre.
The desert
land act is amended by requiring the
fiiing of a man showing the proiK>s*d
method of reclamation, and no person
shall receive patents for land under the
act unless there has been expended
in tbe work of reclamation at least |3
per acre, fl to be expei «led in each year,
and after four years title may be secured
by the payment of fl per acie.
Section
2288 of tlie revised statutes is amended
so that any bona fide settler may have
the right fo t'ansfer any rortion of his
•¡aim lor ti e right-of-wav for inigstion,
ms well as for church, cemetery, railroad
or school purposes.
The pre-emption
law is a
repealed, except as to c aims
heretofore initiated and except also pre-
emptions by committees under a S|s*ciai
law. Section 2289 is amended ro that
(»ersons air*»dy holding 16d Her« s of land
or who abandon their rts deuces on their
own land shall not haxe he right to make
a homestead entrv.
The entries may
la* suspended foi the correction of clerical
errors
The Edited States is estopped
from the vacation of any patent on claims
heretofore initiated, unless such suit is
brought within five yearH, and on future
claims within six years,
i provision is
made fur town site entri« s in Alaska and
for the acquisition ttiereof of lands nec-
easarv for trade or nianufa« taring pur­
pose a. A provision is made for grants of
right-of-way for irrigation
purposes;
but the reservoir site» are not to contain
any more land than ne<*e»Rarv for con­
struction and maintenance. The maxi­
mum amount of land which any ¡«erson
may acquire in limited to 320 acre«, The
president is given the right to M*t apart
and rewerve in any territory f ,re»t lands
an public reservation« nut subject to l>e
entered upon.
S ecretary K i sk ' s C ir < i i . ar —Pack­
er- and provision dealers lintik that the
rules and regu ati< ns prescribed by the
secretary of ngrieullnre h r the inspec­
tion of live cuttle, hog«, carcasses, etc.,
physical being is in perfect working
wdi have little practical eff.ct in San
or’er, and this Is impossible when the
tatrly Day«.
Francisco. The idea is to keep up, bv
liv rand sp’een are torpid, thus obstruct­
From x»RTt?« of an ol«i file of the .M<’intain in«pection, the standard of meals ex
ing the secretions, causing indigestion
Herald i ubiitbed in Yreka,during
4 .». P< rted, to the end that American meats
and dyspepsia, with all of their accom-
now iu tbe J’-UMial «»fficr, wrfinda police’ tnuy not tie discriminated agamst with
ponying horrors.
in tbe u-sue (»fJan. 21, 1854, <4 the fitting reason. The iu«|>ectloii is also to ex'end
DR. HENLEY S^
up ol a theatre m tie Eiuprr House hi to pro«lu«-i b whu:h aic iniended for mter>
corner of M »n»r <o.<i Mwin bu
ft »r enter - ’
C n 51 i s
a fl (leiiOtt TXni i
tjarmcuo given by a ’Oiupany under (lie state ('Oii»iii«‘‘cP. In tl<e case of swine
exerts a specific Hfluenco over th« liver,
ninnsg«inent <4 Mr. St. John, from San it is ptov ded that a in hi <>»<•« >p <5 exa'tii-
eadhs it to heut/iy «C Ion, resolvesits
Franciaco. one of ibe performers named liR'ioil for < 1 h-hil «v ni all he eup rd«l<l*d
chronic engorgements, and promotes the
Hmtaon appiam g n bis grvat cbara<*ter to thecHHtomary inspection. A haling
of 'Bone Squash ’
In tbe same i»>Uv is a l»a« ker and pruvi*ioti dealer said la-t
b^cretiors : cures Indigestion and constl-
c
Ibra conv*-i.tion to bv ’ »Id ai Jockson- week that we export from Nan Fran
A patlcn, sharpens the appetite, tones up
viHe,
for
the
pur
pose
ot
petitioning < oog e-s
(irx^o comparatively little of meat prod­
■Ì ie entire system, and makes life worth
to rstabbsh a new terrilcry. compnsii.g ail
«
the country north of the Trinity mountains ucts, ami there haw never been any spec­
n (aiiloriua and tout I* ol ihe ( a apooia ial conn» aim agait st <»ur gooes at either
ii .< untain«* in Oregon.
Ihl gules
t\«-rv Hotiuliihi or ott er l*a< ific« oaM countrie*.
• l»< s« n bv a l tl.e c« unties imeroted whu b "W * a»e nofhke.y to send out tainted
nii|.|*'«*«l ol b skiyou and Klam.i’b i i ib > in« at, for the p«-ison who re<**ive«l 11
-late, tbe la ter being li e lerntory oi <l i! would never trade again with the ship
KI’iiia’ii. itbandon« d some year- ag*» an«i
pi; so that this in a trade conj-i-’era-
utiacheri to Hihkiyou in«I Humb'lii.ina«!-
But we do
dition to pre'» !)! Del N« rte county, <h«*n a !i<ih w :ch r«v’ui<ites i»bc f.
(»Oi Hull «’fold Kliinath coir tv,’ a(<j i|,r need an insp* c*i- n to p»ev«*nt the falsi­
counties of D«»ugins and Umpqua m Ore­ fication ot brands/* C’Hiliniird the Lier-
General Agts. fer D. M. Ferry & Co's gon, ihe latter comprising ’be pr« 8» nt el art. ‘ There is a cettain brand ol
I ckR« n county. Th»* en h’ de »pile* ot poik winch is eybt< math ally and |<*r-
Siskiyout oU ty to sa d• ’nv< n ion conipr - s;>teiit v ra sed on»- gra le Ly the
brand
. u E. 1> FcHu e, John 1» ( r«»-tn . R M
mark t<»n v ki>uwiedg>
\Ve need an
Mariin, A V Gdvtte, E S’«e.e, W a
Robert-on, E. J Curtis ami Owen McCoy. inspection systvin, siich a« exists III
eaRtern etales, to malte ente that thè
Garten Seed.
meat s nt oiit ih tLe gra ie wbich 1?
Deafnera Can’t be Cured
hianded on thè package.”
by local api licati« ns, a« they rantmt r#acb
the «li'-e»"« <1 portion «f the ear. Ti.erp is
St e t LbsoK To
I ho XPRON s
CoLl —
i ly « ne wax to cure deafness, and that is Farm. 1 Or.-an M. S.'WatU, ul Vancouvei,
by constitutional remedies.
I>• atness i-
< aUM' il bv an h fl m ed condition of the W.fSl: , is (I)«- ia(«B victim of b< X bWHld-
Grass, Closer and all kinds of
a r-.
IL* lust $5‘KK) n g »id whd«- inak
mii(*ou<* lining <»f (he E staeh au Tube
«
Wh« n this tube gets mtlam■
you hav* 1 ing the all* 11 pt to secure an .quai
tumbling a timi or imp rfect hearing, and amount unliout doing anydiiiig to taiii
fai fi
when it i* » i I’ tv I v ( 1 .s- d <b-aI re**- is 1’ e i’
Altei I p * dif-cv* red mat he * vhh the
result, an»i. unless t. c it ti «11 m iti •»» can be vn liio ol a Male luck he put l.-rlh gie.it
taken out :«t <1 this tub«» resto rd to it« no -
« Ih-rl 10 have 1 he s vMi.’Lt i & ar< vslvd, bm
mal conn in« 11. beating «il be «1» «.tr<»> • <1
Trees, Bulbs, Fertilizers, etc
lip y eluded him and t rcaie i.
ibis
h r« Ver , i ine ra-« s ut of ten are f au**« d bv
Catarrh, whi' b is nothing but an inflaine ! shows rhe aind of a n an Fainmr S-Hard
is.
He wa- wuiu.g lo make ><5000 uiih-
i orditlon “f the lull' Olis >uif«c« s.
We wid give < >1 e Ii undr« <1 Do 1 «rs fo­ out doing any riling to emu it ; but alien it
am case of Deafi.e-s
Deaf. r-s (unused
(caused b\ <•
c»t.»r’li) «■aim* le aboMing uiht rs so make $00tX) in
that wc cannot
r moot cure
cur»* by
bv taking Hal
Hall’s (’»
a similar n.aLhcr al his exi»«*n-e, he was
lari
It
(
re.
Semi
f«»r
<
ir.
uiar*»,
fr»<*.
lice Keepers' Supplies.
Up in a ins and app. al«*d lo the law Io
F .1 Cl I EN EV A co , Tol. <4’», Ohio,
piotict him. Of cuiiiae, if the RWindiem
We want YOU for a customer. Give us
S»!<i by a 1 druggist", 75c.
imuio Le capiu’-d they Would probably
1 trial order.
be convicted ai.'i | u. ism d ; but they c* 1 -
taiiily sh< ilia nut be, for ibe simple tea
The Mini i f $.13 32N ?<• w ¡s on Tuesdsv son that S< a ..rd ent* ted into an allonge­
i-Hiti it.to the Oregon »late treasury by the ment wilh Iht'in i«i wh Cli he hoped to m V*
I’liited States gov« rniuthl.
I h's i* an in- cofnphsh.
Ho deHervea no prote« tion ul
Successor** to Mi ler Bros.
Catalogue Free.
sial nient of ihe live per rent, arising from the law or assistance of 1 he • Hietala in
the sale of public lands in ibis state. a*«d
the recovery of Lia money,
li Seward
(ill!* Io O egoti hv ttie prnvi-ions of her mi
tn ssioii into the I nion.
The wag n-r«»ad had Miccev«h*d in making |.5(K»0 in thi*
num will keep their ejes on this luiul, and manner, he would have bet n cun-idered
he next ¡«’g'slatuie will witness a s« ranine a very -•mart, shroud man ; and an.ee he
for it
The fund will probably iuii « iiiii to I died, he ’lescivrs to bv locked njejn as
some $200,(»Oil by the opening of the tn xi 1 h»* bik ’ c * ssur to Thompson's cull, who
s» ssion. 1' lias heretofore, lor a long time, was 1ool enough to swim aciuss the rivt r
b**en eaten up as fast as paid in by the old
Oregon cty loets sta'e w trraul« ami inter to obtain a d ink —/. 0.
T he G enerai , at W ork —(ì-n^ral Ku-
fus legali«, oi Poitiand, Or., wili in a
few dayr bring bi fore thè court of « laims,
under the Indian deputation art, thè
famous Ben Ho ladav claims. General
Ingalls 'S the exe< utor of the estate of
E-tlier Holladay, a I o was tlie a j low of
B n Holladay, tie original c’a'mant.
The amount of the cl urns ia 1320.153.
The damages occuried between 1*0) and
lH6b, when Holladay waa contractor on
( 'hicvgo Express.
the overland mail route between the
A \\ inning I milttky .— The owner cf Missouri and Salt Lake city. The claim
waa pr«*a nte I to cong eaa
in
18«j6,
an otaiige grove in Loa Angeles county,'
passed the house ami was amended in
coneieting <4 forty acre*, now io full bear­
the senate ; but owing to a disagreement
ing, and mostly of navel oranges, recent­
between ti e houses tl e bill failed. It
ly refused $40,000 lor the fiuit on the
trees.
It may be that the offer was has been before a number of congfetaea
quite under the value. A few orchards since, and a year ago the Ben Holladay
claims was familiar to everybody in
nave been known to produce a thou-and
Washington. In February, a year ago,
L’ Xes an acre.
One dollar a box for
navel «trances on the tree wouhi be a Representative Hermann introduced a
bill to pay his claim, but as an Indian
very small figure.
It if not probable
that the yield in thia industry waa up to depredation claim was expected would
this mark. Nearly all navel oranges are cover all these tlatma. no action was
giuwn on bud«;e«i trees.
The yield is taken. Genes I Ingalls says he lias
nr ver so large aa on seedlings.
Jo one no doubt but w hat Hie court ofc'airns will
instance r» fayrted a reined sea captain in order the payment of the < laim.
I xmi Angeles county had 8,000 boxes of
oranges on ten acres uf seedling trees.
These he sold at an average ol |1 «50 a
I k > x on the trees.
His small orchard,
therefore, will bring fiitn in a revenue
this year of nut les» than $12,000.
Tins
is nut cited as a^ extraordinary iDstance.
Oi course in ad fttuh cases no data are
given as to the Cost uf the land, or tlie
cost of uul ti vat ion iur a number of vears
when the lrres produced noliiing.
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Will S« 1!. Lease. K< nt and Handle
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wh
A. CARRICK,
AI<>reh»int rrni)or
An<l f.nportre of
Foreign and Domestic Woolens, Etc.
A gio
S enator «.—General
Palimr
will not be the oideet man in the «enaie
by a long wav«, thuugh the oldest sena­
Take it Before Breakfast,
tor for many year«. Mr. Payne of (Jliio
The great appct'Zer,tonic a”«i liver recti-
has just tetireil to private HI«*.
Senator
'»«tor. In use fur more than 50 years ill
Englai d.
Positive
spec I m *
fur
liver Palmer is still considerably short of
conn I iint. Bad (a*-te in the mouth on eighty years, w hile S« nalur Morrill ¡K
rising in tbe morning, <iull pain« in the eighty-one, and as fur Senator Hi tris <»f
lo ad and bs« k of ihe ryes, lire«! f«elitg. leniiessee. no one knows huw ol«i he IS.
mntoni« «4 liver com- He does not print his age in the congi«-s-
dizzint»», languor
English sK'Dal diieutory, ana all it qmiers <>n
I liint. Remedy— Dr. Htnby’s
Dandelion Tonic. R« lit VC" eonstipation.
that score ale given a lec’ure for their
sharpens the appetite and tones up the
entire system. Get the genuine from your impeliineiii*»* ami sent about th. ir busi­
ness. Seiiaior Harns is somewliere b--
druggist f< i fl. and takeaccurding to «hrec
tween e ghiy and one hundred years old.
tions.
As many gtiieees approximate the latter
Stone in Place.
figure as the fuimer.
lie is one of the
The Oregon M’Hiorial stone has b<eu lemarkabie ulo iu« u ot the s iialv, Like
placed in Its niche in the Wa^hi» gt<»n many of the good, old public servant«
tn tniin ei t
It i- loca ed i.bout 2"o he» trum (he South be likes his toddy, and
from ’he gioUlid fl •• r ami Cali be diNiinct y H is said he sometime* lukes lw« nty oi
ot>«erved by those who are n-cer ding b-. thiiiy “i.ip> ’ in a day. He is the g eat
the eievaior to rhe suniimt ol the nmnu-
eet parliamentalian in the senate, and
nient. Sculptured upon ii an* model« ol
Tuere is no Hie mote t«>ddy he drinks the co a ei ills
the ¡’ admg nu'ts of <>r«*g«m
o her-tolie of «he Same inateii.il or color head appears to become on paiiiameii--
He lb oiten cal ed to the
Hiiiot g the hundred«* fr rn the various laiy law.
.«tales and «orieties in the union or from cna r by tlie vice-piesi<h nt, and is al­
foreign nations.
ways consulted when k< O'iy pariiauiei*-
tary problems are to be solved.
y^iiipRge for the O. N. G.
.Notice.
We aie prepared to fill all orders for rem
MEDFORD, ORECON.
eterv work in either marble or stone a
prices that defy competition
All persons
FULL LINE OF THE BEST AND MOST wishing work d ne are r<qu»«ttd ro place
raslu.'liable cloth«, tniisliinir«, etc., con. their orders early before the r'ish f r«prin •
-tnnilj kept <>n hand, and notlifnir but ttrst- at d-un met work fi-ri'». Ali »ora i 'i»r.
. ' ; - work turn 'I on’-
atri'.I t ■ g've st' f '' > "•
'.II ..rif. ri lilted pi 'inpli.» 't r.
bm
,'so 1 W ii : t ::.
.al. a ainlwitistacli"'' guanmtreM.
,
Mai »g* r .Ini k- ’i y II e Marble Wotk».
A. UAKUICK.
Daka Fib 13.1*1
Medford. Mav 13. leff
4
A
A lifx coNvtcj^ta the WiRconnin peni-
tentiaiy Law Wb«ti4n^>-*f1ie nveretary of
navy nufiteMirig, in view of the d« ficiency
of the number of enhnted men in the
navy, ihe department might find a large
amount of materul for it« need« in ttie
l»*nitcntiar.pH uf the country, where
there are many yroong men who Mould
he pleaRed to serve their country on
shipboard, instead of remaining in prison.
The writer sugges’R that the g< <» I behav­
ior of these n.eii might la* ab«ir«d by ti e
provisions that they sLail lie discharged
at the end <4 their term« < f enlistment if
tl eir record is g< od
It m haidly prob-
able that this siugestmn will meet with
favor. But it vouht certa nlv relieve
fvenitentiariea to a large extent, though
it would fill ihe navy with an undt sirahle
cla«R, such as few r*avy < flicera would
A N ew B cefalo —1'tie.eare now re
pulled lo te- twelve "sealekiu biltlalue» ” care to assume command over.
aiuoli have tieen obtained Ly crush­
T he Htat»4 of Pennsylvania has been
ing
pobed
Angus
cattie
un the
wild stuck.
liie hump and shaggv lobbed of over a million of dollars
malie uf the bottaio almost entirely dm- through the corrupt management of ns
Eight
app. nr, and tue an.mal is easpy domi »- ten soldiers' orphans’ schools.
Giated
Ihe new breed prumIMS tu br men have amassed fortunes through
emcesNtm and Valuable
ft survives pinching and starving the orphan?.
cool tou great fur uidilia.y cattle and it Three of diet? sc» «ol« were controlled
bv a syndicate headed by »x-State »Sen­
ator George W Wright of Mercer, whose
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share of the profits aggregated |3‘M),0O).
Truly soldiers’ orpl ans’ schools come
high, but it teems that, following the
m
'.i '*i i*r lWu -*10 al “ flre in Astoria
dictates of an imprautcal sentimentalism,
■ U.k of boot» Mixi »hoes «a» ruined by
miscalled patriotism, the |>eople of Fenn-
oeit.g ».aked ,.th Ma|er
-fll
lire, red for *12,U00 A lO umitlee Hr- Mylvania are determined to have them.
rua Nebraska refugees, who are flee­
ing trout uruuilr», cycivlie», giaaeiiuppete
and mortgagee, have Beo».bly turned
lucir tace» losara Oregon.
l:,ey nave
util recently t.eatd u. Hua land ol uever-
lailing crop» aud geuial »kie«, and they
aie tu a buny to get liiere. Otte of their
repn«etilauvi'a liad a talk wnii a rtlKiit-
er Ol It.e I'uruai.il Telegram, in wtnui t,e
tells ot tlie liaidr-hips n,e Dam » and tlie
Scandinavians liare bad lu endure While
» joui ini,g m Ni.-br.tuta.
lie expía ns
tin- ua-uire lol tne.r anxiety to get as.v
troln tiial mortgage-iidden alate.
he
na» MHI Oregon lui hiiuaed, and ta aih-
lugluceiiuy to h.a culliliI Vtuen that it
1» Hie goodly landò! promise tur «Indi
(Ley Lave iweu luukiug.
wt being much mo e than the principal
— St ah s’tian.
Ajustant General J C. Shofner, of the
() N G , Hctu g unde orders of ibe coni
iiirik I» r in-« lue', lias is’-uf d general crd rs
No 1, detading Coi. 8 f. Ixw» li. 2 1 infan-
trv, and Lieutenant Colonel O. Suniiuer*.
1M it fantry, t<» «et wub ih“ quartermas­
ter general of 0*eg-»n to <*<»nstitute a board
for the I Iirchase of . nnip ♦ qutpnients for
ibe O N. (ì. in annuii ei.c-»nipiuent—he
iug tents
cooking, und other utensils.
1 tie provision was made by the last hgtr-
iative ass« iilbiy.
French Tansy Wafers.
l'lie-e wafers are » sure ami safe apt t illc
for a ki> tlsoi female troubles ami wd re
move all oh truer ..ns to the im<n hh p. ri
<»1 , no inatier .• h .t th» cause. I hey nr
whatever» w< man . e* d-..,mt can be used
s <Iely. E,.r *i:le by 'lie l.ivingeione < hem>-
< al(a>.. hi inufatHirers san Francisco Cal.
O’M allkv St KKEXDEKH.—Private Dt-
tective U’Mailry,
lor bribing
the jury win, li fried tbe hxliat «cbarged
with the murder of Chief of Police Hen­
nessey. at New (J leans, j,.. surrendered
• nnirelf and gav-«3'titO to appear for trial.
O’Malley .aid wb< n t.e got ready to give
tiis statement it uould contain manv
surprising disclosures, and muse a num­
ber of »s*O|ile now joining in tbe cry
againeibim to hide. The Italians killed
in parisli prison were innocent, and tbe
people made a mist.ke, which lie hoped
they would pioperly apologise for to
the widows an l 01 pl.ans l ereaf er
He
fuither said the talk about suborning
witnesses and biibing j’ltors is untiue.
He never api readied any witnessea or
jurors, and that Ute truth <f hia s'ate-
merit would I* made apparent in good
tune. It is said the c t zeiw committee
of fifty held a conf, fence with direct
reference to O'Malley's return and de­
cided not to incJeet him, allowing tho
law to take its course and courts to try
turn upon the charges preferred.
E lantisg V ines at N ight .—A eivne
n n»tie oi Cal.iorm. » euterpri»«*
and ptreh can be found in tt.e vineyards
ui Fresno county, where bundled« of
men may be seen planting grapevine« at
mglit by lantern light. To tlie wonder­
ing obaerver Hie vim yard lands seem to I
I»- tntvMted With a multitude of huge
tir. flies, which are darting and moving
in every direction. It ,» claimed by the
Vineywrea».» who are planting vines at
mgiil tliat tiie setting of »lakes can be
duhe much mure easily and accuralrlv
by aid ol lain, in» than m broad day­
light; ti.at more work is accompli»!» d
by the m. n in tue same numtier ul hums
How H e L ooks —Uu<kMu$l Watteraon
mil tti.it a iaig. aiuuuul ul Huie is sav« d.
I’m- une set ul men wuik hum 9 o’clock »pl«ar» to be a»lei p all the time. Hia
m the evening until 6 u clock ill the .•jebrowf »re »6a?gy »nd Iona, and a» tie
talk» be I.»» the habit of gralibtng hia
moining, wneu they are relieved
i.ead j'i»t beyond wlat 1» ordinarily
aiiuttp r relay.
kroati a» the "«alp kt k" arid »lowly
pulling lit« hand (loan over hie forebead,
HASDI.ING
bKK F owls .—No
one
AiFi.e. tile uiaa^tf. still oui> of handling eyebrow«, noee at d uitirtaclie, ending
►irk lou -s. A i-lcs lowl seldom cares to with a tbonKhtful taut at the end of hia
eat, tint it ant drti.lt.
Itien wby not goatee. Tin» leave« the iiinnte adorn-
give tlie medicine tn the dunking water. iiient» of tbe famoue K ruuckian in the
IL re aie a lew lent. Oleh. For tlie cbul- rough remblance < f .1 Skve terrier whteh
era give a leaspuoiiful ot liquid embolic lure been out in the tain. Hi« hair is
« id in < .mo quart
a
_______
acid
of _ dubbing
„ater. totreled over h'» forehead, hia long ejo-
1 ro«« rtragale over Ina ejea and liia
Fur indigent ion u-e five diups uf
.
J tbe
muMaclie iltoopR d- j <-t<div’ T od , as a
iiuiiuie ol lux vomica. L_.
) or rou,. Ure a
lai-lcepuoiiiin of mioiate of |»utash. For happier vein < f thought »trtket. him, the
g« neral dr bill« > use the lux Vunnua one Kentucky editor foreake« hi» goatee,
any ana twenty drops ol Utictuie u( iron puila hi» ntnstai'he out »traigtit in either
direction until it baa a military look, ab-
ti c nrx:.
I ui Line chick« that ___
are
weak in tbe leg« u^e a tabitn^.i.iul ot aenily biut-he. tn» eyebrow« in p^ace
with bi» for* finger, pasrea hia hand up-
phop.iate ot soda. Give all inrse it m
« «lien Hi one quail ol WMier.
They may » ard through In» hair, clear» hi» forehead
and
become« the picture ot a good and
not tie * sur<- Caret),” but the method is
fear leas Democrat.
I Im eaairat, cLrapest ami best.
gz .a
F. L. Posson &, Son,
209 2d St., Portland, Or.
inch .
Farm for Sale.
Gt UNO BAST.
Take Simmons Liver Regnlatcr
TILE FOR SALE. Special I'riccs to Market Gardeners,
C. II. VEGI1 I E. Ashland.
HE FOLLOWING TIME >«’III.DI LE WILL
La« «<*»»•• »—area
-AN EFFECT! Ab NPECIIIC FOR-
Malaria,
Bowel Complaint,
I>y»p(*pf*ia.
Sick Heartache,
Count ipntion.
Biliousnesn,
Kidney Affection*,
Jaundice,
Mental liepreNnion,
Colic.
A PHYSICIAN’S OPINION.
Tiling of All Kinds
physic i ; a N A N L S U R O E U N.
T rake effect Sunday. Feb. 22, IM»1.
A Safe, Reliable Remedy
tliat CUD «k» r'*
k fiownTu raff towgo»Mi.
THE FIFTY-FIRST CO.VGRESS.
SEEDS
SEEDS
SEEDS
¡¡ revolvers ; SEEDS
SEEDS
ill’. fNIlERSIGM.il IS NnW TAKING OR-
tiers thi-miKi) Ji’* k-"ii ami Jv'scpiimc coun­
T ties
fur
I nn '. i ,
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1
s 1' e < iai . ty .
By the Thousand !
Of the Franchises and Privileges granted to F. II. 110WE
August 7th, 1888,
By the incorporators of said company, now on file at the
Recorder’s office, in Jacksonville Jackson Co.
—
tfitnun a
FRUIT TREES
Tolo Townsite and Milling Co.
Titln, Oregon, October 4,
CfeO. DE BAR, M. D.,
1* H Y S I C 1 .1 N
ch Min
Factory at Wt idler's M I. - i.e-rooms t or
Third ami E streets, Portland, t >i eg on.
TAKE PUBLIC NOTICE
•me e iu building form *riy «•<.- upiod by
Will Jackauu.
RESIDENT
TOLO!
Purchasers of property or Capital Stock of the
ton k Co.’s brick, upMuirs.
«/»Hee in
STMPTOMI or LIVER DISEASE:
Uns of appétit»; bad breath ; trail taste in
til» mouth ; bague cnit, d ; pain under the
ahouIder-triad«; Intlio back or «id,—often
mistaken tor rheumatism ; aour stomach
with tlutiilr-110- nnrl water-brash; imligea
tion; trowels ax and costive by turns;
headache, wth dull, heavy sensation;
rcstlessni'M, with eeniiation ot having left
something unions which ought to have
tieen done; ftlHuess after eating; bad
tern jar; btuoa: tired feeling; yellow ap-
IH uranei! Of atm «nd eyiw ; dizziness, etc.
Not alt, but always «orne of these Indi­
cate want ot ectiun of tho Liver. For
Tbs GoÌGbrscJ r rer,ch bure,
C
fFHE I \l»l ILSIGNF4) HAVE FOH.MI 1» A
1 » •j iitni iship with an auth r.z«*d • Hpital ot
JV i . ikmi . for the purposoot
mg < ti a ‘»* m r-
al Banking Busm» ss in ail of it- t ram Io > in
Jacksonvill«*, <n«*g«»n. offi«« atthrod stand
nf Be' kinan s Banking Hou««*, >. E corner Cal­
ifornia and Third streets.
< . ( BEEKMAN.
THUS. G. HE AMES.
>4liort I^ine to CJitliioruifi
urt-ytn.
Office lit Ahlf’s building, Front Street.
»/««cA'auMVtHr,
BANKING HOUSE,
MEAT. DURABLE. STRONG AND CHEAP
FREICHTS & FARES THE LOWEST
FriANCIâ FITCH,
MORRIS M.
Abstracts Made of Titles to
Lands.
Of all kinds «Irnwn up. cspcviallv pertaining
to the a«*tll«-in« ni ot • btat« «.
J«>lnt Senator, C. a . cog^aeii «»f Lak. ; ilep-
reacntativ«*, A. siilrter ol i,.ik ; l ouuly Juug< .
J. S. Urr; C»xu.ui’Mi > h «* is , H. H. « >mpn-u,
C. S. Stivers; Clerk, A. L. Leavitt; Mani, 1.
W. Gowan; Tr**a»urcr, W ni. E. it >**<; A -.*»<•■■»-
•or, J«»nu Sinart; Sunuoi Supe»iiitvii n ut, )* L.
Fount.«Hi, Survey or, Isa u •a -ard; Coroner, J.
T. Furbe».
Joint Senator, C. A. Cogswell of Lake; Rcp-
rvwvioutiVv, A. »UM« r, i.Hiaq Judge, w . A.
Wiiaiure; Cuiuiiki4»ai«mcrd, A. v . i^iu , «» it ». »1
J »ne». Cierk. W. N. ?'ull*»H. sm ria, O. I’.ii r>-
ford Lrcaaurvr; A. MuCaUe«i; ^ uu « m » i nup « i hi -
trnd«*nt, A. H. Fiauer*. Asaeasor, J. E. Mc-
Dunuugh; Stuck inspecioi, i>. H. Joliet».
The Law Coutradlcta Itoelf.
Tbe 1st of April is past, and still those
who like the toothsome salmon cannot ob­
tain it. And the reason is found in a con
flict of tbe provisions of the new law. sec­
tion 3 of which says it shall not be lawful
for any person or persons to take or fish
for sahnon in tbe water« of th* N» h«lern,
Tillamook, Nestmca, Salmon, Sdetz, Ya-
quina. Alsea, Siuslaw, Gmpqua, ('oos bay,
Coipiille, Sixes, Eik, Chetco, Rogue river,
Windchucfi or any of their tributaries, or
in any other streams or bay« in this stao
except the ('olumbia river an I tributaries,
from the 15ih «lay of November until tbe
Bt day of April
Section 9 of the ¿arue
law savs it shall b«- unlawful for any person
or persons to receive nr have in his poa*-e«>>
sion, or to offer for sale or transj or ation,
or to transport during the (lose season in
tbe spring, namely, from March 1st t*
Apm 10 h, any of the following varieties
of fish, etc. By the above it will be seen
that in rivers not tributary to the Columbia
sal.non fishing can begin April the 1 ~t,
wb b- in the Columbia it is delayed until
the 10 1». But thefish commissioners can­
not agree upon the construction of tbe law.
and, in view <4 (he different opinion and
the short period of time intenenmg uni 1
no objection can exist to tbe handling ol
*-a im n shipment«, tbe express companies
I»»,V a » • I amb I
«o ii'Uf'h «Uo
unpl
.Iter April 10th. ihu» delaying ihe Cun qua
and other (not C.lumiia river) fishermen
ten day.. Salem mmally receive» her firet
»almon from the I'niiqua, end wa» exper t
mg it la~t week, but ih-v will Imve to
wait um.l the 10 h. ,im| ly bee.ii'e ihe
fi»li c<>mmi»*<ion*T8 can't agree uiam what
the law intend».
SILAS J. DAY,
Medford,
riHST JUDICIAL DlsTKiCT.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS,
FRANK GALLOWAY,
Comprising JacBaon, Jos« pumc. Lake and
Kiaui.ktn 0»’uuti«*a. Circuit Judg« . L. K. Wci>-
•tvr, DiMricl Altorucy, w . M. < «»ivig.
NnT4Mv Pirsuu«'
NO. 15.
1
■
«I
is more complete by 'ar than any other in
Southern Oregon, and compares favorably
with any 11 the »tale. Joli Print rig of every
Imaginable description done at 8»n Franclsc
rates, and In a prompt and tlret-clare msune
'■entoned ihrm a. *4 500. Tire owner of-
.uii .-itii cou,PlOUJ"* Or «Lout $4,Oat;
men
tio‘r.‘!',,“‘““'yMd ll,e ‘"^"“'Rc
li,‘I
s* there was something
wrong; and tigtll it lhrv djd |he hBII)e
A Child KUI m I.
eu w,'8 l7l">“,K "’r-ikht lot the insure
Another chtld killcl by the u«c of i.i.ldte» e'l, »no >t»uine<l« judgment for 412,000.
gtv< n in th«* t mn of Soothing syrup. Why
moth« i> give their children such deadly poig<»n
is surprising wh« n they <*an relieve th«* child
oi it» peculiar troubles by using Dr. Acker's
Baby Sooth« r. It contulus n«» opiuui or mor­
phine.
shades aiul
A ’!’* •I*, of th«- b- st
Í l|: H jllsi ' ven
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ree» i v«- <t
' wh < b Wl I r. . sol«] n
rpa‘*d*i*«i’le ratee.
DRl'HK E A
HAH11
In all (Ae World thrrr io but ok . Curt
Or. Hainra, Golden Specific.
It can be given in a cup ol tea or coffee
without the know ledge of the |>ers«»n taking
it. effecting a speedy and permanent cure,
whether the patient is a moderate drin key
or ar. alcoholic wreck.
thousand« of
drunkards have been cured Who have takeL*
the Golden 8|»ecific in their coffee withou
A Doty tn ynnnrU.
It l.MirpriRlna that thn i.oopin wilt ■>». . their knowledge, and to-day believe the*
aVH,;üa!,.!.'T¡'“,r? PU1 W?-° ’""r «n »'Xi quit drinking of their own free will
N.
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ti-u
îtî-AÜt
r
«<»■■ tn-ni-r. harmful efleel reaulis from its administra­
tion
Cun
«
vnaranteffi.
bend
for
circular
L.r ¿< k h *
rv n
la "
are
a pownive
pimtire cure
I.r «2.0 '■“d"ch,’«"d »II livretroublre. They • nd full i»nrti< uh«-» Address inconfidet ce
^np.
’ "W* '
"nd do not GOLDEN *PE< IH< * <>
Hare Street
• • t 4 J
V
iT
l.l I
children Cry for Plttter'j Ustorio»
If/OU bavcbeldai bu try i’nwtou" “Mr J
AK”