MISCELLANEOUS.
East and South
VIA
sooraERM pacific co .’ s line
The Mt. Shasta Route
MISCELLANEOUS
e iu^vmoiralicaiin^
MORTAR-SPOTTED SKIN
aprila ,
IO ADVxHTlhERS.
COVgREH WITH SC AI ES
AWFt’L SPETTACD«.
C'VHKD IS FIVE WEEKS BT THE CUTI
CUMA HEMEDIES.
"fexprvaa traina Leave Porti ami Dali y.
Buutb
I
iNorth.
1:00 p. m . Leave Port land Arrive V:.B> a . m .
7 TJ A. M. .Leave
Medford
Lcavei 7;U5 a . m .
10.1’» a . M.l Arri ve San Fran«* ¡»co Leavol P.MP. m .
A» w > vh trains «tuo unq at the Loiiowiug
alai io us north of Roseburg; E-st Portland
Oregon City, Woodburn.
Sab in. Albany,
tangent. Shedd», Haisey, ihirrisburg, Junc-
Tiou City, Irving. Eug< iie.
tC<»¿E b U ku MAl L DAHA :
AHM1VE:
_______ LBAVC____________________
Portland .... B:U0 a . m . R om « «burg . 5:40 p. m
RuAvburg
. .tl.UU a. m .|Portlaud ... 4.UH p. m
A LB AMT L» >’ al . DAILY Except Sun lay
LEAVE;
AHH1VE:
.5:00 P M Albany ........ If;00 P. M.
Portland
Ai bauy
5:00 a .M.(Port.and ....V;Ub a . m .
About the 1st of April last I notico! some
red pimple* like coming out all over my iMwiy,
but thought nothing of it until sometime
later on, when it began to l<x k I ike spots of
mortar spotted on, and which came off in
layers accompanieil with itching
I would
scratch every night until I waa raw, then the
next night the scales bring
formed in the mean while
w«‘re scratched off again. In
1 vain did I consult all the «!<><•-
Mb
C tors in the county, but with-
JU
v\ out aid. After giving up all
hope* of recovei y, I happened
to see an advertisement in a
newspaper about your CfTi-
< cha R emedies . ’ and pur
chased them troin my drug
gist. and obtained almost Im-
mediate relief
I b« gan to
notice that the scaly erup
tions gradually dropped < ff
anil disappeared one liy on«*, until I had been
fully cured. 1 had the disease thirteen
month« before I began faking the R emedies ,
and in four or five we« ks was entirely cured.
My diseaae was ecz.« ma and |»s««r>a>. I kmw
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
of a great many who have taken the RKME
For accommodation of »ecoud-oiasa paaacn- dies , and thank in«- tor the knowledge ot
rera attMcinm to Expreaa Train».
th« III, especially mothers Who have babes
with scaly eruptions on th« lr head* and
bodies, l vannft «-snr«-* my thank* to \ >u
Waat aide uìvibìoi ».
My body was covereu with scales, and I was
BKTWEKM FUBrLA » l> a < OKV a LLI x an awful «»pectacl«* to behold. Now my skin
___ MAIL TKAtNS UAlLT «BXCBPT «UNDAV.)
1« as clear as a baby's.
G eo . C otkt . Merrill, Wis.
7UM) a. M. Lcaw Portlan«l Arrive 5:JU P. M.
DL1U r. M.¡Arrive Curvali!»
L« ave|lL*:^ p . a.
P ULLMAN tíUO'ET ^L l EP l KÓ.
Cuticura Resolvent,
Al Albany and Curva.as connect with trains
of Oregon Paci tic Railroad.
DAUt EXFHEHH THAI NS EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
4:40 p. a. Leave
Portland Arri ve »;JI a .. m
7:36 F. M.(Arrive McMinn\ ’..« Leavt k46 A. M
The n< w Blo<d and Skin Purifier and greatest
of Humor 11« nwdies. Internal’}' (to cleanse
the bliMxl of all impurities, an.i thus remove
the cans«
and ( UTH I'KA. tin gr«*at Skin
Cure, and ClTH'I’ltA S oap , an exquisite skin
THROUGH TICKETS to ail pointa,
Beaut’rter. externally .to clear the fkin ani
scaly anti restore t he hair), cure every sp< ci**»
CAST A SOUTH.
uf agonizing, itching, but rung, seals and pim
For Ticketsand Inlormation regarding rates, ply diseas«'* of the skin, scalp and blood.
mapa. etc. rail on Company '• agent atMediurd.
R. EUKHLKK,
E P. HOGEKB,
Manager.
Ast. G. F. <k P. Ag t.
Solil everywhere. Price, (’utlrura.
Soap, 'J5c.; Rraolvent, fl. i’r« par« «1 bj the
Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation, Bos-
ton.
(F“S« n«l for "How to Cure skin Dis« us< >, ’
t»4 pages, 50 illust rat ions, and 1<NJ testimonial».
THE LADIES
Southern Oregon are hereby informed that
lu addition to,» large and t ltgaul line of
im.
niMPI.ES. t»la<-k-bvads, red, rough, chapped,
i I III <>ilv skin cured by Cuticura Soap.
I CAN’T BREATHE.
MILLINERY
Chest Pains. Soren«-*iM. W» akmsH,
Hacking Cough, Asthma. Pleurisy
and lntiain nMtton r« li> veil in one
w ado« ’ to my Mi < k the full« wing ciaaaof
minute by flic ( i th rax A nti -P ain P i . as -
good», of which 1 have a lull line:
TEK. Nothing i’kr it tor Weak Lungs.
T he riMt.N hM« m rirrulatloM <»| 2500
iUeinrge«l enjoyed by »*••> Mew«p»per
puhllMhed between Portlawd and Bed
Kintf,«'al.-ndi«tai»ce ol SOO mile«. 14
therefore oiTerw the best Inducement«
towdverltaer«. Our list 1» principally
confined to lacltaou. .Io»ephine aud
Klamath rouutte».
Bn»i«e»» men
slmultltakr note of thia.
KEHTTIFIL ITU.LAMETTE.
From til«' t'asca.l*.' Iroa. n gorges,
1.« apmg like a <‘hil*t at play.
Win.ling, wnli ning through the valley,
ilright Will»lil*tte glides away;
Onward ever,
Lov.lv river.
S*>ttly «'ailing to tin* new;
Time that M-ara us.
Maims and inara us.
L* avvs no track or trunch on thee.
Spring's gr*s n witchery tr weaving
Braid and border for thy aid*;
lira* *' ton ver haunts thy journey.
Beauty dlnipl* a on thy ml**.
Through thepurpl«- gat. s ot morning.
Now tny roaeai, ripples da nee;
Golden, then, w hen day departing,
Oulhy waters trails Ida Ian«'**.
Waltzing, flashing.
Tinkling, aplashuig.
Limpid, volatile and free—
Always hurried
T** be buried
In the bitter moon-mud s«a.
lu thy crystal deeps, inverted.
Swing« a picture ef the sky ,
Like thou«- wavering hop«*» ot Aideu
111 inly in our hope» that lie;
Clouded often. dr«,wn«*d in turmoil.
Faint ami iov > l>, far aw ay
Wreathing sunshine on the m<»rmw;
Breathing trgrance r<mmlto-duy.
Love would wander
livre and ponder—
Hither |»««*'try would dream;
l.lti' s old qucatlons.
Sad suggest ions,
•• Whence aud whither?" through thy stream.
tin the roaring waatt-a of ta-ean,
Sroii thy scatter*d wave«shall toss;
Mel th«* amges* rythnuc thomier
shall thy silver tongue b«- lost.
Oh! thy glimmering rush ot giadm ss
Mra ks Uns turbid lifeof mine,
Ka* ing to the wild Forever,
liown the sloping paths ot time'
Onw aril « ver,
L«v * ly river.
S*«flly calling totlie sea.
Time that scars us,
Manns and mars us,
Leaves no traek or trench on the«*!
—S am I., siwrsox.
GENERAL NOTES AND NEWS.
THE
EXT SEXHTE.
The Republicans are comforting t/iem-
Three children of a physician in Pen
dleton died last week with diphtheria.
selves with the hope that, by reason of
Ex-President Cleveland lost hie first their control of the senate, there can be
ca-e in the 1'ni’e«! States supreme couit, no change in the McKinley tariff for
sevetal yeaie, no matter how hot the
but lie got a $10,0h0 fee.
Democrats may make their ««.riff ieh rm
The total indebtedness of the United canyass before the people.
States, including tiotli the interest-bear
Even this hope is slipping away from
ing and non-interest l«t«aring, is |i,017,- them. The election of General Palmer
985,796 98.
in Illinois makes the next senate stand
A report is current to the effect that all as follows: Republicans 4fi, Democrats
the ponies on the Navujo reservation are 40. independents 2, making a Republican
dying and that squaws are being traded i majority of but four over all.
Tiie two independents are believed to
oil fur flour.
be tariff refoimera, and will vote for the
In the competitive dr II at Poitlan«! be bill which the house will pass making
tween compauies 1 and C of tiie first reg wool free of duty, making salt tree, mak
iment, G. S'. G.. last week, the “I" boys mg lumber free, ami reducing the duty
came ot! victorious.
on chinaware, linens ami woolen good. It
Mrs. E. W. Allen of P« rtland lias been won).I only require three Republican
appointed a member of th«« executive votes to pass one or all of these bills
C'jnnuitteeof the b« ar<l of lady mana through the senate. Three Republican
senators voted ava net the McKinley bill,
gers of the world's fair.
and Senator lEinstiorough, of North Da
The Forest Grove cannery is well un kota, who was elected by Democratic
der way, and farmers in that vicinity, Votes, is veiy likely to be in favor of
being assured of a market, will plant tariff rt form.
many acres in vegetables.
If lie does, it will lack but two of the
Senator Elect Felton of California is three Republican senators aho voted
worth about $4,0110,090.
This explains against the McKiuley bill, Paddock, Pet
tigrew and Plumb, to pass a tariff refotm
why he was elected by a California leg
islature.
The senate is a rich man’s measure.
If the two Democratic senators from
club.
Montana, who were unseated by Senator
Counterfeiters have been so industiious Hoar’s committee, on strictly partisan
with the $2 silver ceitificates, and so ex grounds, bad have obtained ths seats
act in their imitations, that the whole to which they were entitled, the Repub
issue w ill have to be called in ami de licans would not have hud a majority in
stroyed.
the next senate. But the change in the
| h >I i I ích I complexion of the »enate is fast
The first ingots of tin or«* ever made in
approaching. It will come in 1893 There
California reach«««! San Franei-co tire
is gooti reason to believe that in the two
latter part of March.
They weie made
years tiie Democrats will gain a senator
in the Temescal tin mines, in soutl ern
in each of the states of Rh«>de Island,
California.
New York. Montana, and possibly in
Cuusual activity in the tierman war Connecticut, Massachusetts and other
office at Berlin lias cause«! rumo«aof war state».
At all events, it is quite certain that
with other nations. There is much He-
creey maintaineii as to what the prepa there will he a revision of the tariff in
1893. By that tun«' it will not be in the
rations are intended for.
|>ower ot the Republicans to pievent it.
Congre-s is contemplating extending
ai l to the Pacific railroads, wealthy cor
1‘ hei . i ’ s and B laine .—The current
porations, in the shape« of lending them
number of Haryf. 's .V igucine contains
mon«-v, w hile it laughs at 'tie prop«isitioti tin* most valuable unofficial contribution ;
of loaning money to the farmers.
perhaps the most valuable contribution
The Roseburg I'laiii'lealrr says : Rev. of any kiiitl ma.le to tin- Behring sea con-
Wui. Lund, pa-tor >f tiie
Episcopal troveisy since it t egan, in an article by
l’hi lps, late minister to Great
church in this parish, wi 1 soon leave for E. J
I Aurora, Indiana, having been recently Britain. Tins paper receives geneious
i ap|«ointe<! paster of that church.
attention fiotu all the eastern journals,
ami its almost unanimous commemlation
A
meeting
of
the
citizens
of
Eugene
is
Bulb Knit and Mualin.
ALL SORTS.
by political writers of different parties is
Called to meet at the city hall this Friday
a ho|>eful sign in a controversy too much
evening to make arrangements f ir the clouded h’ partisanship from the begin-
Charles F. Chick* ring, whose name is
celebration of the co tiling Fourth ot July, mug. Mr. Biyaul liamlletl the Behring
famous whetever pianos arc played, is
Eugene ought to catch the worm.
sea question with courage, sense and dis
At cheap a* to be bought any place; ato<>
«lead.
The St. i/ouis (¡lobr-JJeinorrat, one of cretion. He was finally prevented from
The “County Fair" w ill clos«* its phe
the leading Republican papers of the reaching a solution by the weak yielding
nomena! run of three years at tne I'nion
west, says the late congress ha* «lone of Great Britain to the mtertering protest
Coder 4 year» old.
squa’e tin atre next Satti, day night.
more harm to the party controlling it of Canada, tmt tor which we should have
boautiful Une of
had an international convention for the
Five new alliance lodges have been than any other in tiie nation’s histoiy.
protection of seal life in Behring sea long
organized in I'matil'.a
county, each
C’OKMETS
On the hill above the town of Harney bef re now. But Bayard had been em
with fi teen to twenty charter members.
the e i- a well that tl >ws upward- of fifty barrassed and Canaiia aided, long before
We have removed our Nuraeriea to Mod-
Consi.liug of Lisle And Silk.
1 >e,l iware is in hard luck. First the gallons of water p «r minute. The |>eop)e the discussion reached this point, by the
ford, where we have secured New Ground, the
frost
n
pi
e«i
the
peach
crop,
am!
then
ti
e
»oil
ot
which
1»
a
«and}
loam,
vnabhng
us
GLO V EH
are figuring on the advisabili'y of s««« ur b.ttor and unwarranted attacks upon his
without irrigation to grow healthy, thrifty trea-ur««r nippi«! «70,1X10 of the state's
ing the supply for use iu a water works. policy by the American partisan press.
with an abundance of ttbruua Iaterai
HANDKERCHIEF» trees
tunds.
Counsel has
been darkened in this
root» without heavy tap root», to be cut MW ay
The letter P appears to be a mascot.
in digging. Weoflvr
IIOSlEIi V,
Men can lie foiimi who are willing to There is Pentrover of O<ego i, l‘f«*iff «r of matter before Mr Blaine came into office,
...
. - . ..
.. ...
o( and Ins diplomacy lacked the clearness
go to Africa as tnissi naries who are not Kansas, Plumb
of Kansas, Pattison
willing to take cate of a cross baby for Pennsylvania an*i Palmer of Illinois, all ami ilirectm ss of Mr. Bayard’s, though
it had le«i him to practically the same
the tire«! wife for hail an hour
fortunate in being the representatives of
conclusion. He fell heir to all Bayard’s
And many other thing* too nutneroua to men
tlie
people.
Adam's
experience
was
typical
rather
lion. 1 haw also arc ured the service» ot a
embarrassments, including the news-
than unique. He kicked up hi- heels in
From 700 to 1,000 niemlx-rs of the
pajier tire in tiie rear, lie has been
joyous ignorance for a lit le while, got A. K. in Oregon are expect* *1 to talc*- crippled, and trie British government,
married, ami had 'o goto work.
part in the gran t animal eneampm-m inspire«! by Canada, has been aided in
I am now prepared to execute an or
The its policy of delay and evasion, by par
The l.cgest «■' umy in ti e I'nited States which m* eta in Astoria Apiil S.
ders m that line In tirst-class style at reasona
la,ties relief corps in Oregon w ill also be tisan newspaper misrepresentation of
is Cu-tri county, in M< ntana,which eon
ble rates.
,
Call ami seo me opposite J. Nunan’s in Ca!1-
ami attack upon the diplomacy of the
tains ;:t>.' (Mi -qu ire mile>, ta-ing larger in pres nt ami take pait.
tornia strevt.
American secretary of state.
Under
extent than \e niont, M.*-saehusetts,
MRS. P. P. PRIM.
Slate Secretary Methide is reported these circumstances, it makes a hopeful
And a »P»«*!
ruent of all the hailing va Connecticut, Ihrlawaie an«! Rhode Is
still
very
«ick
at
his
rooms
in
the
capi
epoch tn the controversy when the Dem-
rieties of fruits.
land.
tol building in S.dem
The troubh* is ociatic minister to England, who began
Ti e McMillan electi >n bill in Minne inti imination of the bow* Is, with which the cut rent negotiations, conies to the
sota limit- ami defines the arm lints can lie ha- been down ever since the close of support of the Republican secretary uf
didate» may si eml in st.'teelection*. All the legislative session.
-fate, who is endeavoring to prosecute
W
*
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the state«« will have to do tliat sooner or
them, in the most cogent, vigorous ami
The Stute Horticultural S ciety will
GIVE US A CALL
later, and the s« oner they do it the sell
nmpiahfied defense of the American
er will they he ri«l of blucke-vf-five fx>li- hold its quarterly meeting in the stale posiu n that has yet been committed to
hou-e at .-alem on April 14 ii.
The pro
ti<>.
They have thrown away the washboard.and
gramme is an interesting one. ami as bus pa| er.— Ortgoninn.
say they will use nothiug but the
The gold 1 of of Anaarn. the French iness * f inifiortance is to ts* transacted a
MEDFORD. OREGON.
R ev . P h Hon nut C rosby leaves he
cc lony m eas ern A i t, i-« aaid to be the large attendance is looked for.
li n*l him a noble example of clerical
largest gold coin in the world. Lt ig
courage, IKwrality and independence.
worth shout £t>>. The Japanese ubang
danufactored by W. A. Goodman A Co..
Captain W. W. ruundersis slowly re
Grant's Pam. ’ >reaon.
i- next in rize. is equ i lo ten English covering at the i>enitentiary from a se He was early ami late the tin less woiker
Hoveiel*r>s am; weulis two ounces and a vere illness of spinal fever. He lias against the evils incident to the liquor
some hopes of getting i ut soon, ami a traffic, ami yet he was an outspoken
halt.
opponent of prohibition, and tile advocate
Lieutenant End G. Schwaika, the petition is now lieing circul iteil among of high license. He was_
able
the newspaper men of Portland to that
Antic ex pi • er, at «1 a naive son of
a lvo-ate of lie absolute seculai ization of
Or««.on. wiio rec-mlv hu t himself badly effect.
the public schools, always insisting that
by failingd..wii a stairway in Iowa, ex-
Fort Scott, Kansas, April 1.—The all religious eXercist s should be banished
i hiuittd no little talent us a hutmjrous follow ing telegram was sent to Secretary from them, as their introduction was a
health .
writer slid I' .ito nist wh.le a school Isiy B ait e to-day by a nunilier of patriotic clear violation of the American idea of
at >alem, in tiiis state.
eowtrovs: Â hundred thou-aml cow- absolute separation of church ami state;
i
L<* Rithta'» Golden Balam Vo. 1
Be»*erer, of the Walla Walla Journal, hov- of Kansas would like to spend the that religious exercises in public schools
Cut s Chancre«, fir»' and » cond
furnidi could not be made abs ihileiy non-sectari-
giv«s strict Satl'ala. lulls the following summer in Koine. Can you
S«rrsrn the Lag» and llxlv; Sore Ears,
au , that tm-se schools were supported by
Eye«» .S<w, etc . Copjsr-c lor.«1 Bi«»t. he*.
hr« ailside: "V»e don't drink milk on transportation?"
th«« stale for Catholics, Jews, 1‘rotestants,
Syphdn.L’ at rih, • iscated Scalp, and u'l
M .m'ay. because the cow made the milk
New
York,
April
4.
—
Offers
have
b*-en
•
on Sunday. We take tiie alone eff uur made here of o<4c f* r choice Pacific bops Agnostiec et al., who were all taxed for
S}phih« Price, •>< O p..r HiOtle.
L« Rlchan’t G l«l-n Ila Wain No. 3
*aur-kr»ut barrel on Saturday night, so and 32c for fancy lots, but 11'1*1 rs re their support, ami that, therefore, they
Cur-•» Tcrti -.rv, JI- rm ,.x' Syph: dir Rheu
ttie kraut i an't work on Sunday."
fused to sell at ttcise ticures.
Tne mar should tn* wholly secular in their instruc
matism. Pam« iri th«« Bone», Pains in the
ket is quiet.
The Columbia brand of tion. He declared that tiie American
>|«ad kv k cf tb- N’evk, I I crated S«»ra
The largest republic in the world, and California prunes, boxes, seventies to putilic school had been weakened in its
Throat, Sv ph ..t c k«yh. Lumps »•>«! con
influence for good, because some of its
tracted < or 4, S ’.ff.-icM < f the Lind «. an 1
the only one thai !>as ever liv« d a cen eighties, is reported selling at 11c spot
NOW IN ACTUAL USE. 5,(10
eradirikA « I d s-a>«, from the sv ’em,
conductors ha«l, at various times ami in
tury on a purelv I>emucratic btsis, is the
We would ask th«« ladles of this Western
whether ca ;-rd I . ind * r< ti n or ab iJ
I nited Mat« s of America, which contains
A fatal case of burning, resulting from vari riis places, insisted upon th«« reading
f Mtrcury, 1 avmg the b « m 1 pur- ah
Coast to lay as'de their preju«llc« s. give our
i
1 althy. I* .• •* > 3 * O per 1 otfl«*.
3.1’60,(IM) >qti re miles, being almot an attempt Io light a tire in the kit* hen of tiie I’totestant Bible in these schools,
Washer a fair tria and lie convinced. There
is ONE washer in the world thst will do good
I,” Kichnu* • (• d.lrw *- anlah A»» i-
«qua! in extent to Enrol e, wlrch has stove by tl e »id of a can of coal oil. i* w hu ll la cleat ly a sectarian hook to the
work. We hax e a combin»«d Machine. Wash
dot«* f r t' •» i urr «f Gono-r’ a,
t.t \-nine kiu^doms, empires, piincipali- rep rted from Seattle. Hundreds of i co Catholic pupil, and on» which he is for
Jrritati nC awl, and a" l rina-v or G<
board,Tub and Clothes Basket. Wvsellthe
lai domrangenu-nt-. l*rl« e $ 3 30 per
ties and rvpu* lies.
Washer on its own merits.
pie who know better are,however, taking bidden to read by bis spiritual fathers,
Bottle.
Description and price of washer given on
ths dreadful risk every day. and the wie> use the Douay version.
application.
l.r llichan*« < ol.len Sp anish In-
In the elrcti< n «4 General Palmer, Illi wonder is that so few cases of disaster
j-rti »», t r s
h < as 4 < f G n
h i a,
nois sends ti e first Democrat to the
f fUnun t _v< •• t Strictur s.Xc I*rlc«*
A nother chapter in the Parnell scan
follow.
91
» p' r Rattl«*.
L« 11 cm can .nak«- from SUM) to >2(0per month
l i.iied S ates senate since the time of
dal u ill probably I m ? devoted to Mis
Apply at once for terms.
l.o IBIctinn'« G >lden O itfment
Thomas A. I>«vie« I as written a curi- U Shea. Lt ha» been the opinion all
Stephen A
LMi.l is. w hose death oc-
for t e OT • t.ve h
n»«f>-«
<
cu red in June, 1S61. Illinois has been oti-ly interesting little l>ook, on the hack along that us soon as all legal harriers
and mint «x prh o$l «up r It X
*4
which he asks : "Am 1 a Jew or a were removed I’arnell would shade Mrs.
I e I »eh.iu*« Gold- i Pli
neglectful « f Demo« >ucy in the past, but
: I Br i i i1 .tni«
I
< ' ■ \
| |
It the author will kindly O’Shea’s head under his whiskers ami
»he will n ote than make up f<>r the Gentile?”
« r. ex .
or ov< v r .. » T itratin' .
nn.il us hi» ph"to, we’ll under’ake to call her his own. But it seems that Mis.
omission in the lutu e.
Price S3 00 p« r Box,
r\
communicate to him the desired infor O’Shea is inclined to be obdurate.
Torlc ei.«l Nervine,
Her
Sent everywhere, C. U. 1»., s«igirv!y j« «.rd
Sev» n hundred new freight cars arc to mation ; but without it we decline to
divorce is a» good as granted, hut her
per expreae
be built at S « rainento. They are to I m ? answer.
friends say she will not marry the object
ANDLRSON CREEK,
x-mewhat I «rger ainl of a different pat
THE. HH IIARDS DHUG CO„ AGENTS.
The la grii p“ has been epidemic at of her unholy affections; she has come
5íB and 511 M hi k< t Mn «1.
tern fiom the cu's tf at are in pre-ent UM .
to the uoncltihion that Parnell wants
San 1 rsncisco. Cal
They will I m * thirty* four fe» t in length Chicago, Pittsburg ami other eastern
-----Circulara »ent freí*.-----
nothing so bad as her ducats. Tics is too
and will have a capa« lty of thirty t<jns. ci'ie“ the past fortnight. The death rate
ba<l. The great Irish leader*» hard luck
One h.«lf ol ’lie number will l»e fitted tip reaehe.l an alarming figure, ami doctors
HB SUBSCRIBER TAKER PLEASURI IN
ami undertakers had an extraordinary ¡scorning to him all in a lump. But
announcing that um ateaiu saw-mill Is now
especially fur fruit transpstation.
dunning on full time a m turning out a large
rn-h of work. Many different lines of what could he expect from the woman
quantity of lumber. H-*:a pr«*par<*d to till all
A HjH'cial from ('arson, Nev., February business were seriously crippled by the who has ruined him? If the scandal
order» with dispatch, aim at the most reasona
bad left Parnell in the fl >w of the politi
ble rate«. A tine quality of
23, says: A check for f2.500 to da*, illness of employes.
cal tide of fottune instead of the ebb, she
reached Oliver K liertH, the proprietor of
8U
The
carcass
of
a
sjiertn
whale
ninety-
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
the A'lirgton IL u-e, from Senator John five feet in length was wadied ashore on would have had no hesitancy in sharing
P Jones, in payment f>r the banquet the ls*acli near Cape Arago, below Em his proud name.
including the b«*at rustic, celling and ftooriiur
furnished on abort notice.
expeu-es teml« red to members of the pire city a few days ago. It was prompt
(^Satisfaction guaranteed.
Felt several yearn the house of parlia
legislature ami Nevadans generally. More
S. S.*»M1TH.
ly 1 caled by its discoverers ami prépara
champagne flowed then than at any bin- tions mail • to secure the oil ami bone. ment in England ha» been trying to pass
'N
a law permitting a widower to marry a
Ì
quet ever given in thi«»state.
The head gave HIM gallons ami the re
detvas«’«! wife*« sister. It is one of the
maining
portion
120
barrels
of
oil.
A re..l estate dealer, of Port Townsend,
stock bills, and last week it came up and
Wash , m a private letter to a gentleman
An intoxicated Atlanta, Ga., negro was passed to its second reading. The
in this city, s»v-: What can’t you say of went to church, ami because the preach bou.-e of lords h s upjajsed the measure
times in Oiegon? Here it is quiet ami
er <li*l nd happen to suit him lie threw with invariable bitterness; but the Queen,
dull, money tight, faces long,credit poor,
CKNTHALLT M>CATII>.
him down and sat on him. The negro despite tier rigid views concerning the
interei-t high, people leaving town exc«-pt
ft.
wa« arrested a*.*l held, not on a charge of proprieties of life, favors the passage of
This show's that wo, of Ore-
gamblers
as'ault, hut oil » charge of having tlie lull. Those who oppose the bill do
gonfc are no worse ; IT than the p ople < f brought liquor into the lion e of won-hip not bay whose sister they expect a wid
5OCTS
BRICE
b «oming
’ ;
W an h i li gton.— Kosebu nj
though all the liquor about him waa in ower t<> marry, or state the m ral or
Thi» w*ll-k'i«Kri noiiNM ha* ha*n rebuilt
Revieu'.
physical objection to I.is marry.ng h s
his stomach.
w»th brick and tcr^arly cnlarg«*«!, bmidva being
wif ’s s.ster.
After a l. I“ <■* il.’tit Ilarris n has* wine
Sï
It wis half a century ago tl at W il lain-
•-
NEWLY FURNISHED
¡sense »f
ot thing*,.
thing»,
■I' the fitness
filri*—* o'
(I** hut
ette l'niver-i y was removed to Salem.
T urke are two editors in The Dalles
a; p i te«l ex-Senator Blair *f N.«w
1 ala centrally i< catnd m the buenm part of
It was first lia ateil down near where the who are Iroring their readers with their
' H «mpshire as env««y extraordinary ■n«l
town, and a g«M»d*Min>pir r «un for commer
Chemawa school now stands.
There denunciations of one another. If each is
cial travelers is tttt»-d up in eoiinvctlun there
' minis er pl -nipotentiarv to Cnina. Th**
was but little discussion over its removal to be believed both should be in the pen
with. Th« tab.e I« constahtly I urnisuvd with
e^-senator, who began a speech on the
be best the market affords.
to Salem then. Everybody wanted it to itentiary fur the crimes «barged against
•th of Febi uary and finished it <»n the
_
■ K llllb.ll I’M W Prop.
come. Tne school is to be returned each other. This abuse is very tiresome
Ashland, Oct. ID Issd.
2-’th will F h * jiHl It e jierson to enj_>y the
north, but will Is* removed several miles and is only indulged in by men fresh in
(’bin se drama, th«* first act of which
from its early site, when it was merely a the newspaper business, or afflicted with
t)«*gins one day »mi ’he last act closes
mission school fot the Indians.
<lyspepsia, or who associate little with
twour three weeks later.
their fellowmen. Brothers should dwell
Tne mission of Sir Charles Tupper to together in unity, and ail men are bi oth
The rei-or I- of the postoffiee depart
Washington to negotiate a limited recip ers, even «ditors, says the East Oregonian.
ent eh «w th it during tiie two years of
rocity treaty is asserted to have lieen
the present a«hninis’ration, cn<l« «l March
successful. There will be considerable
4 tl.ere were 2754 appointment» made of
Excitement
curiosity to see what sort of trade ar
|,r«*-i<l«*ti*nil p««stin,inters. Of this num-
rangement has been arrived at by an
Runs high in this place over “System
Ar d al I uf
, l»«r 478 were made upon resigna'ion, am!
American administration that doos not 'hiilder,” ns it cures Dyspepsia, Constipa
'.»>> n, on *«x:■ .rai ion of cornirii-si ms, 778
want more trade with Canada and a tion. Catarrh of the Stomach, and makes
; iqa>n remov ds. 74 to till vacanciescau-ed
Canadian administration that does not pure hlood and bui'ds »ip the system. It
by «le.ilh, ami 459 were made at offices
want more trade with America.
Mean is |d.iX)a bottle at Brooks’ drugstore.
»In h were raised trom fourth to pre-i-
while the news that the Newfoundland Tell your friends of its merit when you use
i der.tial class duri g the two years. At ers propose to let us have bait bee and it.
rnr»n<
J«i pre-i.lential offices no changes have
I
not to let Canadians have it on any
Hn! for
Cr^f/c,
| yet been made.
terms, may serve to moderate the re
The undersigned will ¡eave Central Point
joicings at Ottawa.
for E tgle Point, Browm-boro, Lake creek
All? H E TO MOHlr.KS.
I
and Big Butte every day m the week ex
Mrs Win*)««» s Soothing Syrup should
ceptingSunday, returning the same day,
Arnica .Va/r*
SEND EOK DESCIUPTIVK i 'IRCULARS
ami carrying the maih.as also passengers
a w va t e ti-««! f«ir chthlreii teetning.
ft
The best salve in the world for Cute and express matter. I will make connec
•<H«thea the Child, softens the gums, allays
•<c«u»( «"«» ant
Bruises
Sores.
Ulcers.Salt
Rheum,
Fever
an pain, cures »uni colic, and is tiie b* st
tion with the trains each way. My rates
I F. W illiams
reinetiy tor diarrbica
Twenty-five cents Bores, fetter, ('happed Hands, Chilblains, are reasonable.
D. M. f why & Co'»
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi.
a
(iotile
IB mt rated, De»cripnvt and Priced
tive cures for Piles, or no pay required It
Pilr.9! ItrMng Pile».
isguaranteed to give perfect sat isfact’on or
I .egal Blanks.
S ymptoms —Moisture; intense itching and
money
refunded
Price
25
cents
per
box
DONK AT TH It
. Fur 1891 will be mailed FR E E j
singing; isost at night; «vorae by scratching,
A full assortment • t blanks for the u-e For salebv alldrnggists
if allowed to continue tumors form, which
Ito ail applicant», and to la»t season'll
ot jiiHii«'«--««f rhe pea« e ami constables can
oft«-n bleeii and ulcerate, becoming very sore
leuatomera. It n better than ever. 1
MOST REASONABLE PRICES
- w.r»s t e I iium I ut the T imes « th ««; also
S wayne ' s ointment »tops th«« itching and
I Every person using GartZr«, M
••Hotrtn
Curr
.111
Akin
lliirairt.
”
«1« e.l-, mor tga.e-. hi Is ol-ale, lea-es. me-
bleeding, henis ulceration, and in most caa *s
B
Fuiffr CT hfld
B
AT TIIE
< tiaiii« '- Ileo-, borni- alni every legal
B should send for it. Address fl
Simply apply “S wavnks O intment ." N o ri’inoves the uniora. At druggists, or tv
Dr. Swayne Adon, rhiiadei
t'lani* gei er.ilh u-e«l inOieron. Tliev are Internal medicln«« r«<pilr«el. Cures tetter, n»d for 50c
B
D. M FERRY A CO
fl
FAC'liM»' VILLI-
prml* «I ufi er 11 e lati-st am! best forms, ami ceri ma. itch, i*ji eruptions on th«- taco, lian«ls, ph hi.
fl
DCTROiT, MICH
fl
note«.
&■«..
It
HvniK
th«*
-kin
cl*«ar.
white
an«f
H I argrtt s<-f.!»f«n n :' r world
will be -old at Portland prices.
There is
Parmfor Kent.
no necessity for sending away for your iM-altliy. It*« gr««at healing anil curative pow
ers ar«' possessd by no other r«'tn<«dy. Ask
legal
blunk*«
A
our rtruggist for S wayne ' s O intment .
The John ('enters farm near Bearcreek
containing pa» acr«*«, is offered for rent.
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Til KJ ftADtrD’*n"’”<'fnPhn«<lrtphl»
' F.»r
rther particulars
enquire« f
or iu
u-Hier
p.irtictilars enipiir*
I nlo KAr tn u i-,.,
m
.r. r
I t . At*','-. English Fills
Safe for Sale.
J SR
IJPnS
4
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n
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*
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M bs
1- Inn
W. AVER ASON. our Mullo ii -I im I
We execute Ev i'j li seription ut U • rk iti Ar< s > tiv<. «IT. «live .m«i pul«' f««r sickliest!
J a. ksoTivi
ksouvi.l
■!--
1- I*
P? (e
e-inct
-inri Oct. _’U, 1500.
A tirst-c a s Hall s Patent tire-pro«.f safe j Jr,.
.«ehf. -li.oi.I.rtS Ht.|n:««h. Io— «»I’ npp’tll««
our line in the m<.st up|«t ■ *v « «i st j le.
I
gilt 2700 lus , first co-t $2». cheap tor
is, * tln-.v
wegi
i.iel « .nip.< xion ««ml bilmuancM.
’ “ ‘ have we
Don't tail t » ca uud exuiuxut ^uuiyb » aud .ii«»«/
Address
l>.«n I'luuivd, i Hier m i Atuencu of À casb
Jiutnedialt relief by mine Preston's
‘aVWM.
wi ittKvrttuu incut.
M. I’Tkt'U«, Medford Ur.
“Hed-Ake.'
Laiiea' Furnishing ¿roods
HAMMON BROS
Children's Short Clothes,
> Uli^EKIL
10000 Prune,
10000 Apoles,
c000 Peach,
FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER,
5000 Pears,
10000 Grapes,
Zephyr Shawls,
THE WOMEN OF OREGON
Trees as Low as any First-class Nursery.
On u Strike
Nurseries aî east end ci Bridge
L>adi<«s' Choice Washer'
I
AGENTS WANTED
S. S. SMITH, Prop’:.
r
ASHLAND HOTEL
CATARRH
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
r
FARMS
ASK FOR
The first, it ia said, owes its ¡sipularity,
if not origin, to a young southern mem
ber of the Manhattan club, who not long
ago snrjnised his v* tiler and the chef of
the clnbliyorih ring oroiled bacon served
with a plum lct'nee salad.
Th«* waiter I;«« i.a' «1 before filling the
novel order, uiol inquired a b«*cond time
to a& tire hi.ustlf that lie had heard
aright. When tiie news of the novelty
became notse l .".broad, ami the members
of the clnb le ui«ed taut it was the gen-
tleimui a custom !■« or ier bacon with his
lettm*. they indulged iu a great deal of
good n.-tnrel chaffing at his ex ¡tense.
Finally one after another tried the
combi-i.itioT found it p J,¡table and bore
testimony <■ the fact. The oddity has
now beconn e:.tr mely (gipnlar in the
city. It if remarkably palatable.
Try it yourself some time if you doubt
this statern «nt.
The oth *r dish is also a combination.
It is much affected in the better class of
chop hou-rs iu Iktth New York and
Brooklyn. It consists of a broiled En
glish chop, bmileil bacon and frie«l
sausag" ■. serveil together.
The dish haw about it the suggestion of
ill advised txiunty commonly met with
at an up country dinner party. It fills a
long felt want, however, in that it will
appeas«' the appetite of a very hungry
man who has a g > >«l digestion.
Try this, too. soni«« time when you
chats*«- to st '.il into a chop house and
don't Im w ■.' •l it to order.—New Y'ork
U
id.
hi th«« f’rirr «»f Soup W hs Raised.
The pric»’ ha.s
• n advanced live cents
a pl.it«'fur <*<>np ( il U th nt Young’s hotel
l>e<'au.<e we Would h ;e to freeze out
thoM? v b«» ar«* known as the “soup
fl
’ '• I d \ <>r<b : a p) tie c»f soup, and,
n«»t
• in v .:’n 1he islloWRi.ce of bread
a::4 buter l - . 11;. ......... .qui -.) ing Huch
A
• 1 re. SiiTictinics this
or«!* • if r<*¡»e « ‘U tv'A'i« anil tlirc • times.
SO Í .i ll wb*‘!l V * <• e «•■ t«> ¡««el;«>u lip the
;! « f i •■«• t-,1 v. • fimi that Av,, ar«« net
',«■:,. ,etl « « li'te«-Il cents
i
4i sonp orders.
Tiii ’< the reas*.a we
have raise«! th»* price of s««np from fifteen
to twenty cents jmt plate. The bnme
difficulty lias prevaile«l in other h(»tels,
ind I am pleased to learn that the pro
prietors, like ourselves, have wad** a
notable advance in the ¡»rice. It is the
only way to hope for anything like a
profitable business with these p»*ople. -
Inte rview in Boaton Globe.
Good Corn to Haise.
A Kansas paper says the entire supply
of Ji-nisaleiu corn came from two ker
m*|-. These pro>itice«l the seed from
wl .ch five bushels u • ro raise«! the fol-
i««v ing season, am! th«- next crop amount
■<1 to 5<K) bushels.
The plant gTows tu the height <«f .about
* 1;
t«-ct ami resembles broom corn or
«■r.'iiutii. The grain is white ami an-
w rs every purpose which is served by
Indian corn. It makes sweeter and la t
er bread, and is d« li«'ions when boiled
alter the manner of oatmeal. In wet
■•vc.ither it runs to stalks an«l grows six
5*<*t high, without any grain to speak of.
I t pro-lnces best when th«* season is
xi ■ ««ml after th«» plant get.- a tart it is
sr.i i to be absolutely irtqiervion» to the
iti'bienc«* of drought ami hot winds
1 11«* farmers of western Kans is lire pre-
ing to engage tn its cultnre n««xt sea
m to a larg«« extent
Up h Trre.
A Itu *-ian civil official r.qsirts Lithe
gov, nil.icnt that in January he saw a
pa< k of wolves e-timated to number
2.
am: that half an hour later he saw
aii' ili« . ;■
* about 5iG strong, .all seern-
ii ,'v« i . ■’comb:ion ami prepared to
«'.
r ■:
■■ g «.'.Table which might
■ . i«bi
if. a l«l.-.
a sort of an
a]> ■ gy : ,r malotig the r««port, that he
w.c, *ip a tr <• v.'h.’U he saw the wolves
—Di troit Fie«- Press.
C. B. FITZGERALD,
Gold Hill
Or* gon
USE
THE BEST.
S eed A nnual
THE HAI DSCMEST WüRK
MARBLE WOPKF
Children Cr> for Pitcher’s Castana,
Giant's Fähs Oi
IF A BODY 'tEC.T A HOOT
The mikado of Japan is to visit Wies
baden next summer, partly for the
waters ami partly for the sjiectacle “of
innocent merriment.” Six villas have
been engaged for the emperor and his
suite, which will comprise at least sixty
persons. No mikado has ever before left
his own dominion.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Caster!».
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she b««caine Miss, she clung to Castons.
cr-DCkrni
SCOTT’S I SCROFULA
BRONCHITIS
EMULSION COUCHS
CURES I Wasting I: dseäses
Wonderful Flesh Producer.
Many have pained one pound
per day by its use.
Scott's Emulsion is not a secret
remedy. It contains the stimulat
ing properties of the Hypophos
phites ami pure Norwegian Cod
Liver Oil. the potency of both
being largely increased. It is used
by Physicians all over tho world.
PALATABLE AS MILK.
1
.
Soli! I.) riV Ih-it/rr/i
RE
Wtw
SCOTT X ECW.'X,Cl.crr.
Rochester.”
of his «-.aim. an<i that waid proof will be made
t»«*tor«* tiu* Judge or (’ounty Clerk of Jackson
( ounty, <)r« gon, at JackN<>n\111«*
Saturday. May 23. IbHl, viz: Willi
ton. hom«st«-ad « ntry No. 4K»!C fo
'4 aii'i H
of SE>4 of S«c :e.
W.W M. H<-nam«-b the following witneaaea
to pr<>\•• Ina continuous r«*aidc*nc.c upon and
cuJ ivation «4 M«id land, viz: Ctrenua Vro
man. ( urtia Miller, Benjamin Haymond, of
It« • k Point, Ur., < hail«a Giillitii.ol Gold Hill,
Or.
JOHN H.bHl'PE, Kcgiater.
Administrator's Notice
Iri th«' mutter of th«‘<‘stat«'of J<-s»e WilsoD,8r.t
(i«*<*«as<*d.
d TK'E is hekeby given that the
und« rsign« d hab tieen appointed by the
count} c«»ui t of Jackson county. Or«.'K<’H. sit
ting in Probat«', aiiministrator ot the estate ot
Jc«8b<- Wilson. Sr . d«f« as«-<l.
All pe rsons ind«-bted to said »stat«-are re-
«lut-sted t4> sett It-th«* same immediately, and
those having claims against the ««täte will
prcM'iit them at my rebidcncc in M«dford pre-
cim-T, Ja<-kson count}. <>r.. with th«’ proper
vou< iieib attach«*«!, within six months troiu
th« hi ft pul. licat igii of this notice.
Dated March 27. I»91.
AKTHLK W'lLSON, Administrator.
W. H. PAKKtH. Attorney.
GY
Notice for Publication
L and O ffice
otice
at
K osebvkg . O r .J
March IV. 1MM. J
is hereby given
that
the
settler has ti'«*d mrfice ol
N his 1«>li«>wing-naiu«*d
int<-ntion t«i make final pr<s»f in support of
ins claim, and that >aid pro«»! will tn* made be
fore th« .1 mlg«’. or in his absence. b«*t'or«* th«’
Cl. ik of tiieCo(int\ Court of Jackson county.
Or., at Jacks«»nviih-, Or., on Sat unlay. .May
9. I«*.*!, viz; William Sch<»vptlin, homestead
• nti} No. 4tiO2. additional entry No. 5715».
t«<r tin- EU of >E*4 s ’”1
ot Sec. 1. 1 w p. js S.. K. 3 W., W M. He
nain«*sthe following witn«*ss«*s to prov«* bis
continuous r«*bid«nec upon ami cultivation of
bald ami. viz.; Th«»uins J. Kenney, Char!«*»
Winter».» Inis Ulrich and Tony Christian, all
ol Jacksonville, Ja< kson county. Or.
JOHN H. s HI I’E. tU'giater.
Notice of Final Settlement
otice is hereby given
that the
tiie estate<»! W m. Woolly,
N <1. adiuinistratorut
« . ;»>• d. tia* tiled in th«* C«»unty < ourt
THE ONLY TRUE
? IRON
’t*/
Q
<
ot Jack.MHi county, Oregon, his final account
as such administrator, an<i by order of said
Couit Tu«xiay. April 7. Is91. at the hour «if
lu o< 1«.« k a . m .. is set for hearing th«*reuf. All
n. rsoiiri int<*r«*st«*d are hereby notified to ap-
p. ar ami tin bis or her obj«-ctiona to said ac
count <»n or before said day.
published bj order ot H«»n. J. K. Net!, Judge
ALtX M.NE1L.
Administrator ot said estate.
Dat«-«1 March «, lsMl.
TONIC
X
p
Will F»rVy th» Bl«Ml rvffnlftt» th»
Li»»r aud kidneys and lústor» th«
H»altb and %><<>• of Tsuth I»y*Der«t»,
Want of Ai'(«*t!t«, Indlg««no^
k
Lnck of H’rength and *11 red
K
F«-v tog aba
- ynrtd.Bonte
mu»-
»nd nrr»ífl r«»e*iv»
^yw«^ d - w force F.üh«r»«neth» rulad
rid juin; I'C h Hra:n Power.
—___ _ _____ Sufferiu» fiom comi* »iute
I
Ä E h 1 ETd peen »r totbrir »ei will rtnd
UMUICO i IH BARTEK’S 1FOW
TONIC » «mfe und »cee-ly c re G.v«» »clear. b»el>
thr compieiren Frequent nttenipt» at counterfeit«
Ing od ' y ndd to the popularity 4 the origin*!
|)o not *i!*i tn*nt—grt’he ORIGINAL **d RIST.
Notice of Final Settlement
In the County C«»urt ol tin* State of Oregon
tor th«* County «4 Jackson.
In the matt« r ot the < ?»tat«‘ of J. W. (.'ollins,
d«x*exihed.
ft«>TK'E 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
11 • x«t utor «4 tt»«* «Mate <4 J. W. Colima.
u«v< aacd. has fll«d in th«- County Court of
Jac ks«>n county . Or«*gon, bia final account aa
Mieti « .XA cntor. and by ord« r of aaui Cour«
Tm-adax.
May 5.
at th«- hour of 10
(Or. HASTtR'S LITTLE LIVER PILLSS
o'clock a . m . ia a« t for hearing. Ail pcraona
(hiroO. neUi'arioo. Liver Oompiaiot and H-.ckB
Hen !*< «i-
.-.«rnple I »ove and Dream Book ■
int« reet«\i ai r her« by notifi«xl to ap|«« ar amt
tr.fcne.1 >n rece : t of two certta in poetare
F
1 til«- hi* «»r m r «»bject ions to aaid account on or
Dr. HARTER Mtoicixe CO.. Siloul». *o
b« fore naid dav
I’utuiahed by order «4 Hon J. R. Neil. Judge
<4 said Court.
S. J. DAY,
Executor <4 aaid estate.
Dated March 17.1-9’.
ktWTCtW__
5F -. 7>.T»
RAIN! RAIN! RAIN!
Administrator's Sale of Real
Property.
To cure Biliousrces, 'Mck Headache, Const!-
I ation, Malan.i, Lirer < otr,plaints, take
tiie safe and certain remedy,
SMITH’S
Itl the County Court of the State ot Oregon,
tor th«-County ot Jackson, sitting for tiie
tntnflGU'tion ut probate busine**«.
¡,( • «!•• inntt«-r «»t the estate of Samuel CeiitiTT*
dec«*as«ij.
otice is heke » y given that by vjk .
tu« ot an ord« r ami license of th« nlnn . .
• ni it l«d court, in the abo\■••-entitled matter. |
will on
Satardai/, May
lS3lt
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l'*e the St! II.1. Size Pl little Béant» to the
botile
1IIEV \ ke THE MOST CONVENIENT.
S-3t* á 4/s •>!<<» to*- f*14
Ti'icf of either «ire. 2">c. per Bottle.
KÍSSIKG"’:'’:?0»?«®
If there’s one set of men who appreciate a good
«raterproof cnat it ia the fanner. He knows that a
•* Fish Brand Slicker’’ costs him lets per year than
any garment made. Did vou know it rains or
snows erne dar in three the wnole vear through ? A
" Fiah Biand Slicker ” makes every day a pleasant
day to its lucky owner. C-o anywhere with it is
rain, hail, sleet, snow, or blow, it is wind and
water proof Costs less than rubber, and lasts tes
times aa iong. Rubber is good for show days, but
will rip in a week. If you want a coat for hard
wear and hard weather, get the *' > tsh Brand
Slicker ’’ Every good thing has its imitation, so
has th'- “Fish Brand Slicker.” Ixx>k out. Ha-
ware of worthless imitations, every garment stamped
w.’.h “ Fish Brand” Trade Mark
Don't accept
•ny inferior coat when you can have the ” F ish
Brand Slicker’’ delivered without extra cost Par«
and illustrated catalogue free-
A. J. TOWER, -
ST LOUIS M0«
Tutt’s Pills
To cure cowtK cnp«o the ineilictiie moat
be more than a pargati^e- To be per«
maneot, it must contaiu
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J.F.SflTHA.CS.'!
Boston, Mass.
Tonic, Alterative and
Cathartic Properties.
Tott’a Pill» posfleifl thtae <i»alltle» la
an emiatui degree, and
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Speedily Restore
I drwooits
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Containing 120 Houma, well furnistu d.
SEEDS.
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Th«« 8. II. HF.AtiA« HE AM« LlVEIlf'rKEtnk.'N
a*«cordinK <*><lir<«ctlotis will k«i«p vour Blood
Llv« r and Ki'ln««yi> in ir«.«l om r
ONE
DOLLAR
PER DAY HOUSE
If the Merchant you d«*al with do«*» not k«*ep
Th«« 8. II. CoriiH < « i«K for Cold», CoiiRhs
them, »end to ALLEN direct. He pays the anil'Cron|i.
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postage. Beautiful Catalogue sent free.
Cnr*'. I" a* lli'ar |«. rf «viion a-any t him known.
Th,« 8.CB. Al.riiA I*AIS i ke forint.«rimi ami
B ul 6 b
cxt««rnnl II«««, in M nraliria. Tootha« II. Cranio
A dduehs : E. W. ALLEN,
N«i « hin« ««- eti.|il<>y«<d and no d«*viatlon In
Goli« and < hol««ra M.irbii, la unMiri.a-.hi-l.
ar«« well lik««d wli<'i'<'V«'r known Mann- charg«*».
171 Second Street, Portland, Or. Thry
Mealx
2&c> ni»; lodxlnx S!> c «« i .1 h to 50 ««enti*
fat lur«-! at Dutur, Oregon. For aale by all
d ruiririata.
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Free
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DR. ABORN
Sold Everywhere.
? 1SÌTÌVE
PREPARED FROM
at th«* hour ot 2 o'clock ot said da« wlJ at
¡»ut»l’c auction to t he highest bidder fot Qtmh
at th«- court-house «loot in Jacksonville. <n*
Jackson county. Or«-gon. th«' following d<
scriiu'd prcinis«-», to-wit:
The west halt ot tin- northwest «¡uarter. th«’
s«>uth«'ast quarter of the northwest «juartvr.
and th«* n«»rtbw<*st quarter of the s«»uthw«*t
quarter <«f s«-cti«»n s'x,
in township thirty-
>• v«-n .n» south, range one (!) w«*st of tin
Willamette M«ndian. t«ig«*thcr with all and
singular tlx* impr«'V«-m< nts and apnurtenan»
e«> tlu-rcunto belonging. Appraised at
farming lands and improv«*«!.
Also the undivided one>half interest in the
south half ot northeast «juarler of »««tn-n
t liirty-tive. G township thirty-six Gfc> s«»uth,
rang« 2 west ut WJIanuttc M*« ruiian— timh«*r
land.
All belonging to the estate of Samuel C« n
t«*r. deceased, and situated in Jackson county,
Oregon.
Terms of sale—cash in hand.
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Administrator <d estate of Samuel Center.
Dated this .kl ot April. 1H91.
to the howch their natnal perKtaltfto
Motiou. no essential to regularity.
LIVER REGULATOR
If you want TIIE BEST, buy
to ani fr:m thè Hotel.
ELECTRIC BELT rôti 0 Ê
“The most speei’y, positive anil perms
tient cure forCatarrh of the llea«l. Asthma
ai’.il all Throat, Bronchial, l.ung. Heart,
Stomach, l.ivcr ami Kidney Affections,
Nervous Ik-bility, etc. Consumption, iu
its various
lay- s, permanently cured.
D r . ABoxN'sOkiGircALlllonHci- T ruat -
ment and Im M edicated I nhaiations
gives insta:'.‘.au* «i:.s relief, builds up and
revitalizes the vlnle constitution and
system, thereby prolonging life. Weak,
nervous," «lebilitatc l a«‘«l broken-down
constitutions, oid and young, invariably
gain from ten to thirty pounds iu front
thirty to ninety days.
D r . A born ’ s phenomenal skill and mar
velous cures have create*l the greatest
astonishment ou the Pacific Coast and
throughout the American continent, dur
ing the past twenty-five years. Asthma,
Catarrh of the Head, and all Throat. Bron
chial and Lung trouble instantly relieved,
also Ear Disea-esatul Dea fness often cure«!
permanently at first consultation.
D r .
ABORN'S essay on the "Curability of Con
sumption,” and a treatise on "Catarrh of
the Head,” w'th evidences of sotne ex
traordinary cures, xuailtd free.
Call or
addrcs8
DR. ABORN,
F<. .h »nd Morr¡no» Kt».» Portla»d, Orefta.
N ctb Home treatment, »ecurely packed, sent by
•xpr*-- n to a’l parts of the Pacific t oast, for those who
cannot posoibiy c-*ll in person.
4U INVITED TO CALL FOR FREE CONSULTATION.
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FOB SALE HT DE Al-FRR GFNERALLY. tyr
hart* rvdur« il the pr;« •• fr*>in t**«
hi,, a‘ I
which makesi« th« cheap
« a , 7^-/\ -
e»t FIRKTXìLAMS BEI»! in tM
number, \ah ' ste n.aklnr <*t< r fltNN« ■ «rar r
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»a/f » GJ’’' U. S. ami ‘• h j <-ri<«r to oth< rs *> hi- L are
Exchange! Exchange’!
< • <1.1.t.A. Ito* 4VO. Aunuiia, Maine*
4*“ *v' Aol'l at from |l!l t«> t'i*1. Free bv mail
forfLlorTJlREE » m U a for IHO.-*eDd for .-infilar
he
medfurb roller millb - will
/\ddr«‘AR, California Electric lUltCh. Box
give In exchange for sixty pound» of clean
San Francisco' Cai. creali at •Ol Market Ht . F
■ ■ fl KI I- s**"m*<1 atniirWtWtinenfwork,
■fl 111« L. V ‘
tun ing uh«»’ MB tuilowa; Thirty-eight pound»
»VH J I l»l »° ■ ’
' »»’ * ''■mg • r . an I :n 'h* r
straight tiourfn farmer a sack«, or tiilriy-four
■ '*•«■«1 ’'«• s't •• vs hrvcvrr -b»v l!«-r Any
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fl t?r. Exetiangr v ill ap-
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■''i r’lilbg* U • Msrt «r«; Ji , ,i,i,
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.t . mill by adoitigt*«.« |« unda
• • ’,'■'•■'*• *"n’s. « ' • 1
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.««.»• « : - v • at «n«l 1.«.«.^» r ond< r lui sur ,-•« to rvprv m k
Newsp»p«'r Advertising Bureau <10 Spruce m i . .«n • xcb.tnz',any amount otTercd.
li. r" •• »r • rsrn ng fr fll f “J go f ¿o |>rr wrrk and orwsrda,
Street), where u«!vrr- MPMII Wf AD tt
w A A. DAVJb
amt m n*
a litile eii.erirn« r TVr
fum;»h sou the rm-
bucteUor to D a V if X h > a >CB
Vic« iìVrWìtó'ùii!
æa’Â'Kas-’iwâiS'A«' •»'-
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A|inrC Coughs, Celil«. Influent. UeoncMtll.
LU il LO Hoarseness. Whooping Cccga.Croup.
Sore Threat. As'hsin,
1 ■■« ry eff-«. n eft!«:
Throat. Lung$.nd Chest. ■-
' ■*- fens msrtiqn.
Speedy aadp.rinau.uT. ucuu.-u-..-«.u "L .ttU,"
given that the
in the County C«»urt ol the State of Oregon,
fui the County of Jackson.
in the matter ol the «*state ol Win. Woolly
deceased.
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And with it there i» no smoke, no tmell,
•i « ' f'.Kt < cf'innaij», no flickering, no sweating,
no climbing up of the flame, no “tantrums
nor annoyance of any kind, and it never
needs trimming. Its founts (oil reservoirs
being tough rolled seamless brafs. with cen
tral draft, it is absolutely unbreakable,
and aa
of a tai ■ is < >» ■>
Only five year» old and • »r f ’ i tr i'lion ( f
f’-ese lamp- i j un. It must be a GOOD lamp to
make such a teHang success. Indeed it is,
for lamps mny come and lamps may go, but
the “Rochester' shines on forever*
We
make over 2.000 artistic varieties,— H.ng mg
and Table Lamps. Banquet, Study, Vase and
Piano Lamps e»«>ry kind, in Bronze, Por
celain, Brass, hick* land black Wrought Iron
Ask the lamp dealer for it. Look for the
trade-mark stamp- ' l iir. E ochkftiii
If he
hasn’t the ' 1 «• Rochester and the style you
want, or if no lamp-store 15 near, send to us
for free illustrated c at.ilcj,..c and reduced
price-list), and we will box and send you any
lamp safely by express, rifht to your d<M 1
HOC U EST ER EAMP CO.,
42 Park Place, New YorL.
and ani/ (hz-nrra ri/f?nehe«^<rP.;'ir'
Largat Lam? sto^c tl t’.C H'ur.JL
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is
1 fig-nam«-«! a«*tth r has lH«*d notice of
N his toil'-u
intention to mak«- final proof in support
N
£
regulate and cleanae the liver, »toniacli and
bowels. They arc purely vegetable an
fteetly hurmi‘*sa
One a Do*«. Fu’.J
drugg ¡»ta. 25 evata a vial.
z c I he
L and O ffice at K oskihtkg . O k .I
April I, 1*91. i
otice
THE RIVERSIDE NURS’ RY
Is located on»- and one-half mil«-s below
(¡rant’sPass, on Rogue t iv< r. on the Dimick
farm, and In th«* best and <-]< ancst soil in
southern « »n M"ii.
Or. PIERCE’S PELLETS
When she bad Children, she gave them Caatoria.
ALLEN'S
At Lott est Prices.
a
And the best 1«»mp
ever made, like Alad
din s of old. ''a won
derful lamp'’’ A lamp
nb »olui«1 y non*
ei plosive and un
breakable, which
gi\ *s a clear, »ott,
brilliant wtiIte light
of S5 cu'-'/L' pouer!
Purer and brighter
than gaslight, softer
than electric light,
more cheerful tnan
either? That lamp is
given that the
Notice of Publication
Apples, Peaches, Pears, Cherries
Almonds, Plumbs, Kectarines,
Quinces, Apricots,
.Walnuts,
Blackberries,
Strawberries, Currants,
Raspberries, Cooseberries
and Crapes.
the result 1« a collision, whether ”<•« mi ng
thro' the rye,” or not. Life fo full of «< llia-
iona. We arc conatantly colliding v. i
.*<>m«*-
b«wly or aoinething.
If it ian t vri
<«ur
neighbors it is with some dr«*ad <!
:hat
“knock« ua off the track ” and |
.■!■* *1 ih -
ablce ua for life. Women t^peciiiilv it »«• ins.
have to bear tho brunt of more colliaiona and
afflictions than mankind.
In all <; im * s of
nervousness, b»*aring-<1own scneaGouH, t< n-
dern«*ss, periodical pains, Fick beadache , con-
ffeation. Inflammation, or ulceration and all
"‘female irregularities” ami “weakness»,”
Dr. Pierce’» Favorite Prescription come« to
the rescue of women aa no other medicine
does. It is the only nie<licinc for women. Fold
by druggists, under a poeitl w c guarantee,
from the manufiu tiir«*rF. th.tt it will give
satisfaction in ev**ry case, or money paid for
it will be refund« «1. See ffuat autcc <«n l»ottl«*-
wrapper.
Copyright. Hffl, by WoaLD’s Dit. Man. As ’ n .
is hereby
otice
undt rbigned tian been appointed administra
N tor
of the rstMtc of John Rotcn, deceased,
SMALL EhUlIS
AND SHRUBS.
ROOTS» HERBS.
On April 4, 1879, the dividends “due
ami not demanded" in the Bank of Eng
land amounted to £923,822 2s. Id.; on
July 4. £836,367 17s.; on Oct. 4, £868,-
486 18s. 6d., and on Jan. 3, 1880, £856.-
010 17s. 8d.
It would therefore seem
that the unclainie«l dividends are lessen
ing much more quickly than the national
debt
In the matter ol th«* <*i<tat<* of John Rotcn,
deceased.
by order of the County Court of the State of
Oregon in and for JaoMNi County.
All peratMM indebted to Mid Mtnto mo r«■-
quested Co aetti«* the aaine imhicdiatcly, and
tiioK«* having claims againat the estate will
prebent them to me at Jacksonville. Jackaoo
county, Or«*gon, with proper voucher» at-
ta< h«*d, within aix montba from the* Brat
publication <4 thia notice.
Dated Match 27th. 18WI.
i. M. MULLER, Administrator.
W. H. P ark eh . Attorney.
.**1 M L»!-»O> ,
Governor John S. Pillsbury , of Mill
tie- ota. is to present to Sutton, N. H.,
his native place, a brick town house,
whi h, in addition to qu arters for town
D. G. Pitner, of Ukiah, Cal., is pre
paring an incubator on a large scale.
His hop house is to be converted into
one. Th«« house contains two rooms,
each 24 feet square, with a «opacity of
16.000 eggs. He will begin by trying
8.000 eggs in one of the rooms. It is to
be heated with wood, and kept at a tern
Administrator’s Notice
NURSERY’
Miss Harriet E. Lathrop, M. D., resi
dent pathologist at the .*-tate Hospital
for the Insane in Norristown. Pa., is.
making her influence and intelligence
felt m that institution. In the woman's
w. r*l « man :s never admitted except m
«■< i-ultation or accident. The patients
arc iu charge of wonu n, from the head
physician down to the night watch
ofli es, will contain an apartment for a
public library, the donor furnishing a
supply . 1 Gi.iks for a foundation. The
sit«* for th«« building has been selected
an«l th«« work will »«xin be under way
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISCELLANEOUS
RIVERSIDE
lias Itrm Ma«!«* n I.ord.
On. of England's mo-t popular states
men.
r lb«nry J imes. has lieen practi-
ediy
««Ivi-I !>y Ixing elevate*l to the
I; ui.*e of lords as a lif«« ¡s*««r ami lord of
il. II«- wxs <iffer««d the ]or<l high
.■ l ine« T r hip with a salary of (50.(100 a
y« ar ai d :: ¡»«« r;.g«* by Mr. Gladstone in
issrt, but decliueil it because he did not
b»*li v • :a home rule. — Harper's Weekly.
BOOTS
AKIN, SELLiNC & CO.’S
MISCELLANE0Ü
Two Gastronomic Novelties.
Two gastronomic novelties have re
cently l>eeu introduced into the city.
THIS PAPER ££TJ
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