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uANtUUS. MISCELLANEOUS. iidov _ id South VIA I RIPAY... SOOTHER» PACIFIC CO.’S LINE. COVERED WITH SCALES. AWFI1. SPECTACLE. ci’RKD in five w i.Kks nr the « lti CVHA REMEDIES. The Mt. Shasta Route. Exprt*M Tr*in* Leave i’ortlamiTiaiiy.___ gkmth I __________ ¡North. I:<N) F. M. Leave Portland Arrive V i . üa . m 7.J3 A. M. ¡Leave Mctlford Leave 7.4I5 a . m . UM.» A. M.l Arrive SanFraucineo I.eiiVrl VUDp. M. Above trains stop oniy at the l«»Howing stations north ot H.Htbuig E-st Port lami Oregon City. Wo.»«jburn. Salem. Albany, tangent, Sbvdds, Hais«y, ifarrisbura. June- Turn Citfj Irving. Eugene. * KObEHl KU MAIL l»AHA. LKAVK: AHH1VK: _ Portland '':»■> %. m Roseburg . 5 V> m Kosebnra . XJU a . M.¡Portland tóWr.M Ali; m I • U D UÜ K* i (- LÄAVI biKB 1 Portland . ...5.4IÛP.M. Albany.......... '.»"n p . m Albany .......... ScW a .a. Portland a . M’ "T üllä I i T büäö ¡ l S ñül TOURIST SL éé PINC CARS. For aevoniinoi’aiion of st»v»»nd-<,,.iss pasacn- zeri ati;u*h«*d t<» Express Trains. West ^ide Ulvibiou. KTW » KM POM l‘L t * l> * • OK % ALLI* MAU TH U.S’ Mil 1 Bit hl-: »*< HPAY.) 7 Jil K. M. l.’-av Port.un i Arrive 5 ft) P. ÎÎ. IL10 P. M.I Arrive Corvallis Leave|L.'.y> p. m . At .Ubanv an»i I'orvaii»aconnect with trama Ot Oregon Pacific tlai>r<>a«l. DAll.t KXPHKsS THAl.X* tPT JM’NP A Y.)_ 4:4b P. M. Leave Portland Arrive H;2t» a .. m »J'> p. m Arrive McMinnville Leave 5.1» i. m THROUGH TICKETS «all points, EAST A. SOUTH. Fur Ticket «mn«! information regarding rates, m iliN. etc. rail <»n Company’» ag» nt nt Milford. K ¿oKHLEH. K-.l\.l<IMil’-i5S. Manager. Ast U. t. A P. Air t. e ne ¡icinoiTdhcaimc.ü ■ GENEKÄL notes and news . Mike Kelly, the king of bane ball play ers, says he i» through with ball playing .MAY 1, INRI. forever. TO ADVERTISERS. The riMKM lias » rlrcalnllon of 2500 «UelorgeMi enjoyed by nuy uewM|mper published between Portland aud Red Hinir.I'al. —a diatnuce oi 600 miles. 11 About the ’.st of April Inst I noticed some r<s| pimples like coming out all over my body, but thought nothing of it until aometime Inter on. when it began to look like spots of therefore offers the best indneements mortar sp »ttc<l on. ami which came off in to «Advertisers. Onr list is principally layer* accompanied with itching I would eoattned to Jackson, Josephine -fflfel scratch ever) night until I was raw, then the Rnsiaes* men next night the scales being Klamath ronnlles. formed in the meanwhile sh«Hildfake note nt this. were scratched off again. In vain did I consult all the doc tors m the county. but with 77/// //.VZ’.V/.U/. out aid. After giving up all hopes of recovery. I happened to see an advertisement in a You say that you ove me, lohn.dear. newspaper about your CVTI- Ami swear that your love is true; itha lUMM’iF.s. ami pur Hut oh. you will m t prove fiuthlcs.'. chased them from my drug other im n often d<»? gist, and obtained almost hn- 1 L As .ve often pales and withi rs imsliat«* relief. 1 began to I Ami warm hearts grow .strangely cold notice that the scaly erup-« When the freshness ot y out I. Ine» departed lions gradually dropped off And the kiss of the wife is old. | and disappeared one by one. until I had been fully cured. 1 had the disease thirteen Comely, perhaps. 1 now am— months I»» fore 1 began taking the R emedies . Smooth is my blow and fair; and in four or five we» k~ was entin h c ured. But oh. there w III come a «lav. dear. My li.s< asc wan eczema and p*«»ri. s. I know I When time will place wrinkles th» rc. ofagre.it many who hav« taken the R kmf . livei my brow tin ringlets bl Ek. and thank me f«r the kno^itslge ot Now gleam in the silv’ry light. them, especially mothers who have babes But the summer that follows i he springtime with scaly eruptions on their heads Mild May change them from black to white. biniics. I cannot express my thanks to yon. My body was covered with scales, and I was I am not rich in gold, John. an awt ul .spectacle to behold. Now my skin And it 1 become your bride is as clear as a baby’s. Wc must struggle with thousands and thou <•»;«». I’ otex . Merrill. Wts. sands Now lighting against the tide. •• ‘ l’will then be too late for repining,' Cuticura Resolvent, Siu- sighed, as she raisetl her head. The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest But the chair of her John was vacant; He had swiftly and noisi-lcssly tied. of Humor R« tntdies. Internal1!* to cleanse th<* bl- mm | of all impurities, au-1 thus remove the cans. , ami < T’nci h a , the great Skin Cure, ami i I’TH ru < S oap , an ex<juisite skm ALL SORTS. Beiiut tb r. externally <to clear the -kin an i scalp and restore the hair', cure every species Roseburg will have a building boom of agonizing, itching, burning, scah ami pim ply diseases of the skin, scalp and bfoud. Ihis summer. Salem will have several blocks of her principal business streets with stone blocks. Albany is to pave a »10(1.000 city and county biidge across the Wil amette river at that point. The mortgage p«|intry.^ about I to j>er capita. inilei»te«liiess of this |S50,0OC,0j0, or about Millionaires are buying projierly in Florence, Or. Last week a Chicago ti-m secured several blocks there. A state shooting tournament will 1)0 held in Salem on May 22d and 2.T1. V long hst of prizes have ln-en offen d. Judge J. II. Bird uf the 7th distr ct has ■ esigned. lie has lieen sick ami unable to bold a term oi court for neatly a year. !■ rum all indications the salmon canning industrie* through, ut the northwest will litipushed vigoioti-ly duringthe e inmg season. Representative Hardy lias decided to remove fioin Baker city, wh. re he has made his home for tl e past live years, to Marshfield, L oos county. The safe ill J. II. Whiteaker ’s general meicliamlise store at Cri * n II,L ne coun ty, was blown <>i>en by t«mgl.u» last week, and about »500 in com secured. An exchange says. One hundred ton.* of black saml from the lieaeli at Coos bay was sent recently to Astoria tube worked lor gold, lt assays »S to the ton. The cruelty if sending Mr. Blair, of NeW Hampshire, a* a minister to ( Inn*, ami at tl.e same time lorli.dding the Chi nese to esca|s-by coming here, isobviuua. A broken »ceptre that once w el<l< d by Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, 50c.;1 Soap. 2.V . R. solv» n?, $1. Prepared by th«* “Czai” Reed. Potter Drug ami 4 hi mica! ('«»rporation, Bos A Jewish lawyer of St. Felersburg Ex Ptesident Cleveland lias reduced ton Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases,’’ I iih weight nearly MXty ]>ounds ainc» In- write» toafiend in Vienna that all J.ws G4 pag«w, 50 ilium rations, and l’XJ testimonials. left the White llo-iae. residing in St. Fetersburg have b en or dered to leave the city by May;«. Tins DIM PEES, black-heads, red,rough, ( happed, Commissioner Groff say- the public means the ruin of many Jews. Southern Ort g«.n arc hereby informed that I Im oih skin cured by ('utieura Soap. ¡and division is dose up with its work in addition to a ¡urge und elegant line of Ex-Senator Ingalls say» that the new now tor the first time in twenty years. navy we are building is a wasreol m nev, Willie Reard. u, a 0 year old boy. i- and will Is- worthies* by 1901, owing to Chest Pains, Soreness, Weakniss, Hacking Cough. Asthma. Pleurisy said Io be the fire-buz who started om the advance in th - art of war. lb' w.mts and Inflammation relieved in one oi the ti es in Red Bluff, Cal. lie has to fortify our fort* ami let the navy go V. mldiil tu 111) -t. < k Hu fi ll. » III« cla»o! minute by the CVTKi Rx A nti -P ain P ias been arrested. ter . Nothing like it for W. uk Lungs. fuuda. ‘it wiueli I liavr a tuli line: Gov. l’ennoyer has name 1 T. W. Da The sale <.f the famous IuGuina de venport, ol Silverton, as a lm inlier < f lhe Ta, lie ranch,49,bOr> acres, in Tu are coun board of regents of the S ate Agricultural ty, Cal., trail English syndicate is re college at Corv.dis, to fill the v. ported lur $1 001»,Odd. Roth Knit and Muslin. carised by the resignation ol .l. W. Ex Senab r Blair has accepted tiie Chi of Aurora. LilAHTi liaRddOBEi CJMPLEIL nese mission and has arranged lo sad The interior «lepirtmei.t h.isju-t isHlVtl hum San Eranciscof r ti e Flowery King 2>JS pa ent* for Oregon city I t* 1 tlVS4* ¿•cheap *» to bv bouirht any place; atao dom on the 1st of May. lots were granted by mt ol congress of Hon. John Mayo Fainter, son of Sena Sept. 27, 16.5(1, and the oam r* think 1 hat tor Palmer, i f Illinois, a lawyer who has forty years i* plenty l.ng enough lo wait Under 4 y«ar# old. l>eeii locaied at Tacoma du ing the past for a title. THE LADIES I CANT BREATHE. MILLINERY files’ Furnishing 3oois. HAMMON BROS. Child van's Short Clothes, IN Ult*EI< I LßX ! beautiful line CpHSETM. Cons’sting of L’aie and Silk IIAMDKEKIUEI’^ HOMEHY, two years, has removed to Centralia. It i* apparent from the spic h.'S m; e M. J. McKinnon, ex-warden of the at the Woman'» Suffrage Coin nt ion hi state prison, is now a notary public and Wasliitigton that th,- women ot Kan as We nave removed our Nurseries to Med e ecied Senator Ff. iffer, the sun•—s-.r to ford, where we have secured New Ground, the assoei.ited with the Scandinavian immi How long iiave the women soil of which is a sandy loam, enabling us gration as-ociati n amt real e.-tate com Mr. I igalls of Kansas been voting" without irrigation to grow healthy, thrifty pany of i’oitlaiid. trees with an abundance ot fibrous lateral Junction /'¡lot: I.. E. Mm-, of A*hl ¡nd roots without heavy tap roots, to be cut away General Lew Wallace, the author of in digging. We offer “Ben llur,” says that tie can cure rlieu- arrived here Tuesday, to fill the po*ition mutism in one nizht without fail, with a of car repairer for the S. p. Co. We un- p u tice of mu-xard and garlic applied to deistaiiil that Mr. Moe will remove his family to this place aS soon a* he suc ¡lie rules of the feet. ceeds in securing a house to rent. Jim Lo’an. the political Irons of Port For the third time the Democrats have land, i- against consol datum <.f 1’o'tland, Eart For land and Albina. His opt>oei earned the state ol Rhode 1-land by a de- lion in on account of selfish reasons en I'ided plurality, lt does riot count, Luw- ever, as it is aroiten boioiigl, dominated tire Iv. Simon is for it. by laws that weie nia«lu a decade ago, It mu-t be gratifying to the people of giving the minority the powe r to elect. A izuna lo learn from S eretary Picctu By a procia . ation i*sued by lhe presi tr at Geronimo's Apac es have not Ireeii And a good assortment of ail the leading va -ent to New Mexico, and will be kept in dent there Was added to lhe Yellowstone rieties of fruits. national | ark a st > ip of laud ai out twimy Alabama permanently. mileswiile* on the east safe, a wi.;er strip Italy Las seven huge battle-ships, on the south, extending over t:.e gieat eleven urmured cruisers,lots of commerci-- Kccky lm unlain divide as l.ir west as destioyer. and any quantity of smaller Idaho. craft. But the I’ni ed Stales is »■ i-eeuie The Drkercity Jlt -i ha* (li'C4>ntii:- GIVE US A CALL, fioni them as it would lie were they on ued lt* daily edition. Dial's bett4*r. \ allot: ei planet dai y new»pa|»*r in a wcekly I uimi is a An instance in enormous rise in values puor investment far bollitile I r< pue ur in Butte city is commented on. A month and bis patrona. California io* n- a e MEDFOKD. 4)RFC»4>N. r two ago a certain mining ptopf-rty was crowiied witti p.s>r reprcsenliitions ut record</l as tran-l. tied for *150. A few daily pa|H-rs. works ttiereafo r the same propelty was bunded lor |7,’>0tl,(KH>. An editor kio I« a i al rooin puff. Hay Replying to the t-il’y btories that the ing: “Her dainty leet were llu aned in shoe* that ling >t have been taken fur widow ot Gt neral John A. Logan was c< i teniplatii g mart: ge, that noble lady fairy boom ;” but th«- l.lumb ringi ump"*i- n plies, in sub-tance. that .-lie prefeis lo iur made ¡tread: "Iler diity tert were eiica*e«i ill shoes that might i«.«ve been remain the widow of a dead hero than to try wedded life lor the unci rtainty of taken fur feiry boat-.'' 10000 Prune, And many other things too nutncroiia to men 10000 Apoles, tion. 1 have also ttxurvd the services of a c000 Peach, FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER, 1 am now prepared to execute an or 5000 Pears, ders 'n that line In Ürat-elaM style at reasona ble ratea. Call and see rue opposite J. Nunan’s >n 4 a - 10000 Grapes, urnia street. _........... Zephyr Shawls, MRS. P. P. PKIM. THE WOMEN OF ORECON — ARI—----- Oil it >«ti*ik«B. They haw thrown away thy washboard.and MjT they will us«* nothing but the LadiHH* Choic » Washer ¿gnutortured bv W. A. (• »ndimin A Co., Grant'» Pas**. 4)r» gon. Trees as Low as anv V First-class Xurserv. * Nurseries al east end cf Bridge. The air of Sail I rani I Co «1 * * n «1 agree “I>o you know the vain.-of an oath '” with the buffal'es at tiie park. Time have die 1 out of the four. Whether this asked the judge uf an old darkey who was to be tue next witness. "Yes, sail, is the result of a change from their native I does. One ob rle.-e yeah lawyers done cninatc ol the high an i dry plain- or a I gib u,e fuali dollar, fob to sweah lo sutlin. bovine protest against tinning the peo Dal's de value ob an oath, l oah dollars, ple's pleasuie-gruund into a cattle range may be a matter for debate. sab.” From reports uf the McCaitliyite inetn- Lawrence Barrett's wealth is e.-timated i.e«s uf commons who have <anv.«s.*«.l from »250.1100 to »500.000. It is said l.e Ireland, it is calculated that anilec'iou recently lost cuneideiable nmney by in judicious investments. At the time of would oust twenty-six Far tielite itiembt rs ol parliament, in« llldiug l’aruell hllii'.'ll tils death he was | lanning to give an im mense dramatic festival in Chicago in l lii- would leave the str. ngtn of the different parties as follows: Ab’Cait yi ••* 1S93. 72. Farnelli’e» 9, < nioin-ts 22. Lane county has set a good exanif le in Great Britain has ubt.<ine I from Fortu- digging up .i stone man. The slate ought to offer a premium for fossils of this soit, gal the fn e navigation «4 tiie I’ungw- I I' «> river tld it gets em ugh ot them to fill the legi- river by a tinea! of ioree. opens the way to the new Briti-h sc tie- 1 lature. They would cost less than the meats hi Mushonalaml. Great I’, it.on i.* I regulati' n kind, and would serve the Veiy prompt in settling such matters! stat, just as well. With a little P over like For u.al. Ilei | Webb C. Hayes, son of K, 1». llayes, negotiations with France uvei Al«i an • f Fninont, O.,lives iu Cleveland,where and Newfoundland i-*ue* drag slowly : he is rated as a business man of great but France is loo big to be bullie«!. rapacity and in egnty. The young man This is probably ilieexplan.tion uf the takes littie inteiest in politics, ami is ap singular behavior of the I alian govern parently d. iug all l>e can to remove tlic ment. It ha* been bid ied into bullimg blot from the family escutcheon. us by an opi««j.-ition it lacks firmness ami ties. Coast to lay ax’d«* their prejudice*, give our W'aah**r a totr tria and be convinced. There IN ONE wa«h» r in th»* world Hint will do good work. We hax r a combi ned Machin»*. W,«sh- boarl. Tut» and 4 ,»th« s Hacket. W« t*i the Wanher on its own merit*. D»**cri>»ti hi and price of washer given on app'lc u i »n. A.cNTSWaNTED Ladtea can make from $1iX»to 324Hipvr month Apply at unce for terms. ANDLASOH CREEK. S. S. SMITH, Prop’:. La Ilich ia'a Golden Bibani No. ! V’ir«a Clianrrrw, firs’ an i * . ond s’.x p n; Ser .sen the Lege and Bn«!v; Sore Ears, Eyes. N’nae, ct.* . t’op|«er <. lo'nd Blotches, Syphi..tK Catarrh, distaiied Scalp, and all primary fo — • of the d.wea.-»«- known a« Sj.pl - Privo, «5 4)4» p«>r Bottle. L« llit liau'u (« ltlrii B<«1 wain N®. 2 O»l ■ revi un. I UI MS ;» -..», ; Rheu ma sni, hint in the Bones* Pains in the lb ad hack of the Neck, ( i-«-rated Sor» Thm.it, Syph lit c ki»h, Lumps and con- trai te-i 4 or * of the Limbs, an 1 eradicates a 1 <i « m ftraoi the eystem. whetin r ex-. - I bv mJ «c*r* ti n or abu** f Mercury, 1 uinj lhe hi -«» p ¡r.- arr a “ I*' !< e *-’» 4 0 per f otti«*. Lo lili linu'« (•‘>li|«-n •* Mniith A n i. «lut<» f r ?' • < ur ■ <>t <, >•! > r a, », hr ’ .» i < 1, n*i I a Lrina-v «’ f G< : ’ »I d .rrai.,'« in« nt . Fri» <« $ J 3(> pr r Botilo. J l.e K!< hitu' > •'oi 1 en *»pani«>h In- j-rti i», f r - i *re < vs sef (. n >r -, I ff»n m t • • t Strwtur -I'ric«« SI > f»« r It >tt!e. Le ftlrhrsu’s Golden <) ntment f r t‘io eff t vc h . *.,’« f . • s r. .t -.nlrru* • -s. Prirent tl) p r Box’ l.o Itichau’a G«»l<le-| Pii • \ .. ard Bra n tn atmcrit, L*« m of phv*i al p- vr rtu-uor <•-.< r wr-r<. Prostration, .... Pri« e S3 4)0 p»-r !<.»<• Tonic o».<l Nervine, Sent everywhere, C. <». I»., s«jc;rv’y pm ted per exprvaa. THE KB HARDS DRUG CO., AGENTS. r»o!» und '»II Maik» t btr* < t. S hu Francisco.C h I. —— Circulars 8» nt tree.----- iiR 8UBM RIBEK TAKES PLEASURE IN announcing that hi* st« am saw-mill it» now r junning on full Him* a ¡u turning out a large juauttty of lumber. H-ia |»repar»*d to tilt all orlerà with dispatch, aru at th«* moat rvas«ma- blu ratea. A tine qualitv of ALL KINDSQF LUMBER. including the h«*at ruVIe, ceiling ami flooring furuHh«*«! on short tb-.ic»*. •K^Satiafactton guaranteed. S. s . smith . ASHLAND HOTEL C entrally locate »». FIRST-CLASS IH EVERY RESPECT. Thi» w»«ll-k !•»wn ’ io i *«* nt* >»»w»ri rebuilt <«th brteii and gr »atly enlarged, bctiid» s i>» 'ug NEWLY FURNISHED aia centrally >« eat«*d in th«* buaineas part .»f own, and a g<s d-sain pie r««on» f«»r comn»r- c'.ai lravel»Ts. I** rttt-<1 up in <*»»niw*< ti«w thrr«- with. Th.- table is voii'dahtly furnished with hr bent the market atf-.rda E. K BRIGIITMAN. Pr»»p. Anbland, Oct. 10 1MW. - ASK FOR— THE BOSS BOOTS AKIN, SELLINO & CO.’S UNRIVALED GOODS Is ip, L. I.. Apdl 21.—Eleven large greenhouses, le-lunging to the ce'eb a'ed bile 11 ur Farm." of William K Van- derlnlt, were burned recen ly. The los- i- estimated nt about »luO.OOt) Only a lew i lants and ferns were saved. There greenhouses contained many plants amt kins, tome ul them 200 years old. The c- lebrated ' Rose House" w as also in- c u led in the loss. It is said to have contained the finest specimens uf roes in this country A queer origin has the word “calico.” I OH SALE UV Many centuries ago ttie first monarch of the province of Malabar gaw to his chiefs as a reward for distinguished seivices, his sword and ail the land with n the uf which a cock Closing at a cer Gold Hill. - - - Oregon. limits tain temple could lie heard. From th s circumstance the town which grew m Choice Locwtionr anil rrices Reasonably in the center of thi* territory was culled Calicoda, or the cock of crowing. After Low. wards it was called Cal cut, and from HEXU FOH HEscltlPTlVE ClltCCLAKS this place the first cotton goods were im ported into England, bearing the name uf FARMS IN SOUTHERN OREGON THE HANDSOMEST WURK « DONE AT TRY •ccausc '«r* *•« MOST REASONABLE PRICES THE BEST. D. M. F & Co’« AT THE bkmy IlluMrated, D««c”pt>ve and Priced S eed A nnual Fo. 1891 will be mailed FREE to all ipplicant«, and to L»t $ea«on’»l kuMomers It i« better than ever. 1 L Every prr«rn i ^ing I fl 1 1 should vnd f'i it. Address fl | D. M FERRY A CO. fl DETROIT. MICH B Larcrst “Who is tiiat terror over there in a gieen gown?” asged a careless stiangei at a leception, poiniing out a lady to the m.m standing next to I nn. "That’s my. wif-’’ indignantly answered the man. Well, my dear f- How,” was the wholly unexpected rejoinder, ‘’don’t get mad •d> ui it. I am stue you have my heartfelt sympathy.” London, April 17.*—The Bluo-liook. i>su. d by the government recently, dis closed ti e fact that 152 peer*of the realm are owners of places in which inioxicat- mg drinks are S' Id. The number of ‘drink shops "owned by these peers is 159. Im luded in this li-t is Right R.-v. Rich i d Lewi*, bishop of I.l.mdoff, who, the line—lo-k slow*, is the owner of two plac< s devoted ,o the sale uf intoxicating drinks. C. B. FITZGERALD, .And all of OSE It has per— -aiientl.V <-ur<-il TIIOV-AXIIS mim-.-ii by doctors h<»pe- of ca»cw pr l.avc premonitory symp- less. If yI u Cough, Difficulty of Wun1«. sui-t don’t ilplav, but use Breathing. I’lso s <1 .E FOR t •(lystM I’TIoN By llruggisU. 25 « ente Immediately The railroad bridge for the Sou'bern Facitie company across tiie McKenzi- river, near Coburg, is completed. There is n-.w nothing to prevent the company fi om going ahead with the proposed ex tension of the Oregonian line. The bridge is the longest wo den rail way span in America, being 2-50 feet. ■ fl tsnn rtT*ln Philadelphia ■u tue NrwMpaiMir A<l»« r tisi mt Agency of Mettra tt Vux auuiurucu ajMBa «JACKSONVILLE calico. ________ ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup should alw vs be used for children teething. It »outlies the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, nod is the best r.-medy tor diarrhoea Twenty-live cents a bottle _ intelligence t > resi-t. llur tail i* ireing iwisted as we twist that <4 the British lion ab .ut election time. The I i.ited States is made a c unter in tiie game of domestic Italian politics. We have the opportunity to see how we like it our* If. C. F. Huntington, president of tin« s F. R R.. is coming west with caution, pur suing his usual tactics oi running by «lay and sidetracking hi* car whenevet niglit overtakes lnm. Nothing can indue«- him to board a moving car after the sun sets. In fact, he never leels safe on a train iduring the day. IL1 is always |-reiiiciing d.MMter anil wondering wi.erlier the -w itches w ill be set light at the next sta tion. , Sii,erinten«lent Downing, of the state penitentiary, is mure than uneasy over ihe symptoms develujied by a prisot er who is a patient in the penitentiary ho*- pital. He f ar* the ailment i* the dre.nl ed leprosy. The unfortunate victim i* a color« <1 man, W. M Morris, who l a- been f «r several momlis develot mg symptom* of some li 'irible di*ease, which i* now making quick inioads uj«on him. The senate finance committee i* meet ing at Washington for the purp se of <le teriuining it* course of proi-erluie under lie resolution «tpecting the coiumiltee to make investigation into the working-of the Mi Kinley tariff law. A sub commit tee, com-isring of Allison. Al iin |i. Hi llock, Carlisle ami Harris were a| point«*! to prosecute the inquiry, lt will first collect statistical information, ami will not until later in th«- year, at least, take any testimony. The siib-onimi tee will in« et next week. Farmers in eastern Washington a«e sowing a greater a n’age of wh at than la*t year. If the crop i-goo l theie will have to I»« some new fa<- lilies, for the mean" of moving last year's crop were entirely inad.quat,-. Big enips in east ern Washington and Oregon nmy event ually cause congress to be more lilieral in appropriatioi s for iqx-nmg the Cofuuib a -o that natural sources of commerce may lie us««! by the settlers and farmers to float their produce to market. Hucttlrn’» Arnlra /¡air* The best salvp in the world for Cuts1 Bruises.Sores. Ulcers,Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and ali.'xkin Eruptions, and posi. tive cures for Piles, or no pay required It »»guaranteed to give perfecT*«atisfaction or money refunded Price 25 cents per box For salebv alldruggistR K emixi * cexckh —Anything purporting A riiEMixtaii s Exi’i.« *iox —At Rome, to he a liiHtury of Oiegou would be in-- Italy, April 23 1, a trememious explo complete unlesB it contained mention of sion shook the city to its foiimlation, the learned men whom tradition eays spreading terror ami dismay on all side*, write the governors* speeches and shape lire cupoli on the house of parliame t their messages—the governors’ private Immediately after the explosion . ........k secretaries. Connected with Oregon’s Violently ami then collapsed w ith a rasi', chief executive department in the capac which milled a still further feeling of t.-i- ity of private secretary to the governor ror. lhe scenes in the streets and in have been some able men, commencing tire houses after the explo-i iii were po w ith C. N. Terry, who served iu tins ca shly never b.-fiee equal. «1 during the pacity with Governor Addison C. Gibbs, history ot modern Rome. All thoroiigli- Oreg, n's second governor, during his tares ami street* ai" < ovi ii d wi h bru-k, administration. The first executive, atones, splinters and other ilebri* hurl -d lion. John IVliiteaker, had no regular there by the fore- ot the powerful con secretary, nor did the third governor, cussion. When boiiiethiiig like order Hon. Geo. L. Woods, allbough I. it wa* restored the real came of the ex Moores did considerable cleiical work in plosion became known. An mum r.-e the governor’s office during ins incum powder inagaz ne at F'. zzi Hatui« e, foui bency. This woik, however, related kilum>-ters from here, liad expai l«ol and more especially to land business, for then causeil etmrmoii* it.image t<> a neighbor tlieie was no state hind board nor cleik. ing fort, which wa* ti e d with soldri r* Hun. L. F. Grover was the m xt govern- Au officer in commami * t the lort In a <1 a uraftorthe private secretary had been rumbling sound previous t«iilie final ex regularly introduced by Glbl s, and his plosion and hastily 'ill .I lhe so|«l « r* sccietaiy during the first term and until to leave the fort lb -m.« led ill I Ins re-ignation during the second was II ■ a .'oiiting a terr.bl • di aster \* it was, 11. Gdtry, who accompanied the le'iriiig I sever»' peasants who were in the vicin- governor t> Waelinigton, where lie has ity of tiie scene of the expl.rsi'in Weie since remained. Governor S. F Chail k l e«l uti 'right and a iiuii.bvr ui »j'litir* >.>,«»** .>»• Jr< d. \li the h<»UHen or I I. h?> s* mj ir. wick’s secretary was Sylvester Simpson, I more a brother of Sam tiie p -et. T. J. S itu*, -.vitli'ii a radio* «fa k I a, eter ui the of Albany, assisted Governor W. W. Siene of the exi !«>.*i«m Hen- ki rioiH v itiayer during his term, and upon tin* dan.aged. T i«- ex n’t number uf kdled and wound, d i* m k >own 1 wo < flicer« election of Hun Z F. Moody to the lion Muiind» d and fully 123 orable position lie chose Cnarles B. art- danger al Moons, uf Salem, fur his secretary. civilians hav ■e been tak«*u lo ddl«-r« nt M' oily and Monies were succeeded in hospcai*. St-v«*ral f.iui'ti.'H .‘■tam,«i glai-H 1SSS by Governor Sylvester Fennoyei Window s in thh* Wti.t a.i hi.i «ling are ami Frtvate Secretary W. A. Munley, shattered, Thu full amount < f damage and the latter remains with the goVirnor is not known at pi« sent, Liu? the loss is Viotlier i»q«oit Kaya that dining his second temi. lie very grace- very seven«. lul.v piars Lament to Governor 1’eiinoy- five are kdleii u a id r .on to a large num ei's ( leveland, and Halford to l’resideiil l>er of « ' iinded al e.idy mentioned, ami ll.iirison. Most, d not nrailv all, of the lorty small li ni-« * are i<*dti'»*«i to ruins lhe magazine con- private secretaries to Oregon’s govern by ttc « x| losi ai. or* have Peen honored tnembe s uf that trilled 25'1 Ion* of puwdei. ihe c aus«* moet honored profession—journalism — of tiie explosion is unkmiwn. SfafesiiKtn. F akmer I ngalls .—Mr. Ingails ha« evidently undeilaken the role oi farmer viitbou: aiiflicient study oi tiie pa’t. He i.a” net evt n got the “tcake-up’' rigtit. A< coid:bg to the dispatches from Atchi son lie *4*ars a gray suit ami work»» nrgio hand»; that is the in »ke up of the bu<*olic biigadier of the tkHithern states, ii t tiiat oi tiie hoiie.^t farmer of tb< great west. He wears a “bluod-ied ir cktir,” white the real farmer—be ol th* faun as cuntia-di.Mmguitdied from bun of tlu* metropolitan stage—wears no in i ktie whatever and carries a hay*foik or hoe ins ead of the cane which Mr. Irua.ls is r»*poite«f a* wcaiir.g habitual'} . The touch oi warm <o or in the real furin- vi eustuhii* is given I y the red Hairnet ’hut o! hre.ii.m and » qnalny, nut by tl.e incarnadined “neckwear” of fashion. Again Mr. Ingalls li.is boards to stand uj»un while his hands do the work ol tu long up the jocun<i sod; the actual farmer ot revealed fact sits u|»on the nearest fence instead, or under some fri udly tree. Finally. Mr. Ingalls, it ic said, iar4*iy got s tu town, and when Ir* dor> he drives thither in a spring wagon, transacts Ins business quickiy and goes iioine again, ihe true tanner never be haves in that fashion. When hr goes to town be stays ail <iay, even though his business is only tu get a r.ew hue or to exchange a side of bacon fora gallon ol ri.o asses. Tiie man who can quit town before the sun does is no farmer at all, i ut a fraudulent | retender to biicolic siu p icity, who would surreptitiously read a book in the haymow if lie got a chance and in the recesses of his own mind question the minister’s lntriprrta- tion of Scripture. As a liorny-hande<i agriculturalist Mr. Iuga'l.s is not in it. rK<»tniES<H W o OI.-T a \LR9.—The po litical \xool-gr.jw»*r* of Ohio have alw i\* bi en foremost in demanding iLci-as-d rates of duty on raw w x l. They have aiii'ated, scolile-l and threat ned, unt:> at last they hav»’ obtained what they want The result ’ h fi tleient, howevei, iroin their anticipations. The real wooi- grower of Ohio finds tl at he is losing money tinder the McKinley act. The pr < e of hn wool is going (iown and ti c demand I »r it is det lining. An increas« of duly bus not helped him. lhe manu- ta« tn.es |»t» ter An-trahan wool at high* r prices, because it is betti r adap’ed to their purpose. The principal suffer« r, however, is not the Ohio wool-growt r. He h>s*‘s nothing. He simply fads to gi’t s nnething that be wanted anil that he ought n t tu Iiave. The real sufferer i* the man who has to pay more for hi- <*i««!h» s, id* bhink“t,Ins hat or his carpet in con*« qm*ni of his effort to c«)mprl the mannfactti« r to Huy wool that le c iiinot use or pav an artificially high price ♦ »r the wool that he need*. Anoth- ei effor r.rade by the Ohio political wool* ra will not ’‘ndear Imn to th«* carpet makers and carpet btiyeis. \Ve do not grow third-cl.iss carpet wools; but the Ohio man has persuade«! the treasury olfn iais to charge double duties provid ed for under the McKinley act on s<»rtt«1 carj»et wool*«. This bit of spite will not «!«> any one a particle of good, ahhongl« the Ohio intellect is not below believing that wool may b* raised bv extortion A g*»o(i many jreople will he deprived o’ the luxury of carpets by this move and pric» s will He advanced. Apparenilx the Ohio w<«o!-gruwer s now determined to destroy our woolen manufactures, says the A m * }b/X IVor/*/, Dgvol’Ki n nv Doris.'—Two huge an«' ti« rce mastiffs, owned by Ge ieraU*an«l«>, .1 Ma Ind, Spain, escape.i from their k- • per*. April 25‘h, and rushing through the rtrr eta attack.’i. the ti«st person they met The victim ehance«l to be a boy of 14, named Martinez. He was quick ■ V'-ipowered and thrown down by tti« brutes winch then began to lacerate the fl«sli in a frightful manner. The boy’s sliri-ks attracted a crowd of people w lc 'rii-ii to drive the dogs away by assailing ih. tn with stick* ami stones, but the»« efforts proved futile ami the boy’s ties! «as torn and actually devoured in the jne*. nee of the spectators. A d< z» n po licemen finally arrived ami rescued the boy, who by this time was in a living I’oiid tion. Twenty-seven gaping wounds «• re found on his body. Ttie crowd, «ho lacked the courage or intelligence to save the youth from his assailant*, now became furiously indignant against the owner of the ma-tiff*. They spread the news of the shocking affair and the impression in some way was formed that General 1’ando was res|>onRible for the escape oi bis animals and for their terri ble work, and an angry mob gathered in the vicinity of the general’s residence, ind though the |>olicu cleared the streets, it is feared that the threatened attack may yet lie carried out. AN aiioxai F kvkr —There is a fever of mol> violence and lawlessness cours ing through the Veins of the nation that must be subdued. The tendency to resort to violence and defy the forms and authority of law is strong everywhere, whether it be among laborers struggling for what they deem ttieir rights, or in c -nimunities where crime has been com muted. Almost daily the wires bring news «if some deed of blood done in defi ance of lawful authority, until we are rai'idlv gaining the reputation of being a lawless and bloody-minded nation, despite tiie fact tba‘ four-fifths of the law lessness is perpetraied by, or caused by, men not born upon our soil. But tha' mak-s no difference. We have admitted them into full membership and are re sponsible for their acts. (’. A. D ana , editor-in-chief of the New York Ah, «. gets »50,OK) a vesr for his ser- v ce*. Busmis* Manager Laffan is pai l |25,OiO diestc A. Lord, managingeditoi* re< eivt s 115,000 and I’aul Dana the same amount, while tiie overworked editor of this paper wears store clothes and takes egg* on subscription in order to make out a tirecarioua livelihood, and the T ims » is an influential paper with a "large and increasing circulation," too. God, von know, like* a cheerful liar, and that’s what the DannH are from all accounts, and that accounts for the larg»* salaries in Oli-olrte Fa*l.i«,n. Coining ox « r « n the Bri"klyn BnJg«- ears I saw nil i.-« 1 g» ntl* rnan «•earing a comfortable gray *haxvl wrapp«*! aroniul his drooping .shonld.-i*. Th«- right wa* unusual, though it w.i. qmt- comm«m .« d«*z«‘n or more year* a/" Turning t *a w-11 kii 'Wti di v g<« ><ls man who -at te xt to n. 1 a.*ke«l him. “Do you have many r j. - f r * tiemen’* shawls now:' "N. 1.,'.in*w, r«*l. "Onr firm 1. i* i shawl it three year*. \V" <! m«t k«ep th. ni in stock any longer. >■ -an «-ly anyl»»ly wears them lv u I good.* men and utletm i. * fnnn.sh«T* thesam« qu<*i n.-iibi tr« maillr' c iv. .1 th«1 same atisw« r i'ii- t; -m « f shawl wearing by ag«’«! gt titi« tn« n ha* N-rotne almost entinly .m*« i ". New Y •rk ('ontinent. **«iv<*«l bv Mrikin^ « hi R< tte rt ( annon. a «■ th«» new lim* l»*p w with a bnckrt • f ¡»aint. f. • tating hiiii t«> tho ■■ a f«^t. Th“ f ill r. nd r. *1 him i; a im»m«*nt. ami < r . gatte-red. • tin ' i • pi ho»ly. < 'am.*«n . te.'.i\ m to hl* !'•*••?. '»nd. • bing he gii»\*vi»*«l t*(*mu'i !;a\ I struc k ?h * gr> ’ii. ] oi. • • d«N*p iu«leuiati‘ >n in t h n«»t injur«*«! b \ ?.d a> r» ACEHTS W. H. iianr, jdttrMiB. RIVERSIDE Administrator’s Notice. NURSERY! In the matter of the rotate of John Roton deceased. Grant's Pahs, Or KBCSFfJ ANOTHER fflEN’R WIFE. “ Y »«i •< otin ir»-!.” wells-d young Jacob Uruen At h * _’••«• i DeljnihGr Krown.— “ Y<»u kum * i hit wif# upon tl.e street,— •• ktioca you down.” >. u re wronr.” good Hr«»wn replied, i:.U<1 and ro«*k ; t 'ml I'v. r. -; .t .1. r.lcd *•1 her <»n the <1 hack - find I tiid *•■« Imu««* Rhe k '»«•ked sn hiinils'trre the wry picfl •fuieof b<*HUty anff heul’h What is th»* .1« . < : «»f « it ? ’* ’•Wdl.” r. ■ d Gree»n, “irince you «wk it. I will tvli y«u i ; i i.'1 uti'-H Dr. Pierce'# I arnri’XJ PrcxcTip’i« ti. i. 1 uc**cpt your apology. Good night.” Au tin filthy woman is rarely, if cr» r. beau- fin' nr nisena«;» discaaea io to whi.-H whi«*h bo so many miuty ttful. ’ Th* ii" ; • ciiunr of the R«*x it’«* 2 sub.hrt. siit'b ('t. are proJifb* pr< : ■ cau«eiW»f causes^ * pale. Mllow fa.eg. blotched with unsightly piinplM, dull, JuBirrlott eyes and emaciated forms. W’oraen ro afflicted, can be perma nently ur»d bv using Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription; cud with the restoration of health <*ou»<*a that beauty which, combined with go« d qualities of brad and heart, tnnk«$s women ang< Is of JoTuitueas. in-.t’iiio PretcripttoaM it the only medi- rine l«>r v. omen, s .¡d by druggists, under a positive gu.ir.411 lee from the manufactur ers. that it w ¡1 give satisfaction in every ease, or m«.i»«*y wdl be refunded. It is a j-unfit*« Fpcclfic for Irip rrbea. painful m< ua’ruatl<>n. unnatural Ruppressions. prolapsus, or fulling of lhr wouib. weak back, anteversion. retro version. bearing-down sensations, chronic congestion inflammation aud ulceration of Ibe womb. WORI I»> D t SPIWRARY MlDTCAT AB u OCIA- nojv, Manufacturers, Buffalo. N. Y. DR. FiERCE’S PELLETS laAxaiiv t* or < at hart »»*. according to aim By dii.ggn.L4. La-lUt vLuL of "S<?eing is Believing. Apples, Peaches, Pears, Cherries lAlmonds, Plumbs, Nectarines, Quinces, Apricots, iWalnuts, Blackberries, Strawberries, Currants, Raspberries, Cooseberries and Crapes, At Lowest Prices. CONSUMPTION I COUSH gr COLD BRONCHITIS I Threat A5ecv.:n Wasting cf Fleet SCROFULA Or any Dismise wherr th*' Throat and Lung» are Inflamed, Lack of Strength or L^vrve rower, you can be relieved and Cured by SCOTT’S EMULSION Sold by all Druygints. SCOTT & BOWNE.Chemlste, N.Y. ‘ I he Rochester.” LIVER PILLS. 00 HOT CRIPE, SICKEN OR CONSTIPATE. Suet C uri roi Sic« Ht«o«C"l. BD'l ail troub.aa anair.g fro«# ln.4]gegtjon or ConstipaUoa« lmprc»«» the Cotnplmloa ty Punfyma Biood. Thadnaacan «»* nicely adjuatad to au.t thecaae. aa ##• pili c*u nev«r b« t<x> larg« a «loaa. La»y to tak# aa «o nturb e-igar 4U pilla ptit np In a «t rong alai whtch > nn be < arriM 'n »»*t ppckat A Gr»at < »■»••• k.r. lo Tra»*1»ra aad Kaslae.« ■»■. N«aa Gaaaiaa w’ik- tei **< r«ir*»i', Trad» Sarte. Soid F»«rywbar». Sia. a bo t i la lampi«- Da»« and Drc-aa Boote f«r la. la aiasapa. Di HARTER S IRON TONIC. ( k p: 1. . >’ e HI«'« : PFi.t UTK theLITTR» • ad te : *• F Y J» ai, • F.I MTcRFe ite DEBU IT a TFDB . ta HhAI I M «t'd VlQVlol S S1RKS(,THofTnt-tnF ROCUEKTER LAMP CO., 4 J Park Piace, New York. THE OR. HARTFR MEDICINE CO. ST. LOUIS. Af.Jn’f*’ fvre*t. and #<5?* Owner; ,,Z?nchr»f. rPlJtm*t 4 ‘»« 1- ip ¿-turc tn the World. PACKAGE c ‘Hr To cure F.il: u-n. =», Sick Headache, Consti pation. Ma'ana, Liver Complaint», take the sate and certain remedy, I SMITH'S BILE BEANS 1 *p the S’f %I,I, Sire (40 little Beans tn the TiiLN Vii I'FIUKNFNT HFM 1.1* « • ' . ' ’ - i-< - 11 ■ *. !»■> 1 - « 1 in |>n - i i»>-i \ < » car« :l ‘ - P Prof. Harri#' ’ ■•"Si >7(1/11 ’■ “ rC'f. Barri# (4 * V■ ÛLVBI.E Mi DICATF.DTASTILLE3. yr»i ** '''*» imi km • 1 ■ ■ ■ - ■ ■ . ' t • t » .' kin.« tr.o li i - eoi,.buon ’ ' ’ • •■ ■ *•«■’ •» j T.-mi * curo. • 1 ... • \.r« «■•• 1 «-r* r : M. I om* .. oSrr • ‘ I'. m i « r« a*m« ut. HAf.'.'IS DÏ CO., Chemists, N * " -f- 'T\__________ NTW YORK, buttle) This Trado IViark H on Ths Best pi Waterproof I W ¡Pçrxfi f* r i., -lentt»* ’ OtHi g»»», X. ■« - T «xzer. IDrt. n. T hey ike tiie most convenient . Suitable ♦<»«- <*11 yVf^c*»*. Price of either wire. 25r. per Bottle. KiSSINß ‘;7 rifo -,7 ’’ - « 7O --' ‘-“" XJ B v«i rtf ro, per» er ’‘ »«•n.r-f ■ W ■ l J.r.SMITHACO.M.Ur.of BILZBEAX» ST LOUIS MO. Tutt’s Pills The dyspeptic, iho debilitated, xrheth« •r from «xcem of work of mind of body, drink or exposure in Malarial Regions, Will find Tutt'» Pills the most genial CBlorallve ewer otTered Che suffering ralftd. Try Them Fairly. A vigorous body, pure blood, strong Serves and a cheerful mind xw ill resulk SOLD EVERYWHERE. CALIFORNIA Po SÍT¡V£< S Faber’s Golden Female Pills. A VEGETABLE PANACEA P ROOT ’S tie MEWES'S FCRTHE CURC CF f HEADACHE. And ALL PAIN. Ths California Positivs and Vsgs'ivs ^DlWbtRED DIGESTION- ELECTRIC COUGH CURI •SICK HEADACHE- Bo'.4 by all Drcgfists. Esch 25c, SOc & f OiMl.ns.r & Co . Prop’». Lo» Angel»», Oal CL'RIS COLDS. CR0JP. COtSuMPtlO». ^CE^X r A^ P e BI LI T Y* EVERY ONE SHOULD TRY A7!C ALL OTHER DISEASES ARISINO FROM A _ ER DISORDERED STATEor the STOMACH X’XtCtfS PATOIT OR AN CM INACTIVE LIVER. • l«*r C.-.stori». FOR SALE BY ALL RMIK po W tep I Wben sii** « x* a CluM. *h<’ «-r««'«l tri .i .tona. >. PENÒ IVluwi sii«* iH-i'isni.' Mi**, *li«’ «liinp lo I actoria. YOU NEED BUT ASK 4 tí A| I EM'Q ALLtn ó 00 DRUGGISTS & GENERAL DEALERS. If you want TJIE BEST, buy NORTHERN grown »4 o a PERFECTION FOR THOSE WHO WRITE RAPIDLY. impo*»«ib!«* to make them Fti< k in th«* paper. *spnrt, or blot Wtit. wry pinoolh and even, hamples •ent FREE <>n n*c< ipt of return itoit iL-, 2<t-. Ask for P. P P. P t>8. DFDDV JL BIO Broadway, w i .*» a * tiwfw 1 I « the C » OC kzWay New York. INTERNATIONAL HOTEL Q SEEDS. Notice for Publication. L am » office Rt^si hi r «,. <» r .. i Mai« h 19, tebl. i rit.vt the following-named s« tiler has ti1« <1 n«»tic« "1 his intent'on to make final proof in support «>f his claim, and that said proof will b* mad«' t>« - for«'the Judge, «»r in his abs»-nc«-. I»et«»r«* th«* 4*1« i k <»1 ‘th« -4 on nt y Court uf Ja< k*t n c«<unt v, Or., at Jacksonville. Or., on Saturday. Miiv ’.», Iasi, viz; William SebiMptiin, h<«mcM<H<i entry No. 4«i«e. additional «utiv No. ’»719, f«»r the EU of >E«4 and WU. .,f >E*4 uf Sec. 1. Twp. Js K. ;j W.. W M. Hr (laincsth«* following uitn«ss«*s to pruv« hi* c<»nti«iuous rroidence u|s>n and cultivation ol said land, x iz: T homas J. K«nn«\. < hai < * Wiiit«*rs, « hns (’Inch and Tony Christian, all of J hc k*<*n\ 111«*, Ju< k*'»n c«>untv. 4b'. JOHN II >H( PE, RegiMt r. otice N at is hekeby given Notice of Final Settlement. Iu the County Court nt the Stat«* of 4»r«*g< n. tor the 4 ountj of Ja< ks<«n. In the matter of th«* estate of Wm. Wo<jq d«*ceascd. that Notice of Final Settlement. In the County Court ot the Stat«- <»f Or«-g««n tor the County <»t Ja<k*«ni. in th«* matterei the estate ot J. W. Collin*, d«*c<*as« d. otr e is hereby given nevi ihe <x«*cutor <»1 ti»«* estate <•! J. U. Collins. U«-*-cas«nl, has fil» «1 in ti»«- 4 ouiXy ‘ ■ uit of JackMin county, th « g« n, in* fina: a« c uni a* such cx«*cutor. and tq order oi mal Cour» Tu«*sdHN. Maj 5. te9i, at tin- hour ot 10 o'clock a . M.. is set for hearing. All p«'rsons interested ar«-her«*!»} nolitiod to appear and rile his or her objections to said account on or betor«* said dux Published by <»rd« r of Hon J. R. N» il. Judg«* ol said Couri. S.J. DAY. Executut <»f said estai« . Dateti March 17. I*’1.“. N In the County Court of the State ot Or« gon for the County of Jackson. In the matter of tin- estate of inn« * Elb tt. decidaseli, citation. To N’«tti<- R«axf. Marx Wo<»<i. an-1 all oth«r* interest«-»! m said ♦ *iat« . Gr< «-t ng IN THE NAME 4)1 I HE>1 A I E «»I «»I(1G«»N. I Y«»u are hereby cail««d and r«-<|Uirt*d to ap- pt ar id th«* C<»unty 4 ourt <»1 the >tat» «»t (»)»•- H»ii. tor the County of Jacks« ii. at tin 4->u»t Room th«*reot. at Ja« ksonviile. in the 4 «»untj of Jackson, ou Tuesday, th« '»th day of Max . i*'.‘l, at 10 «»'disk in the tor«noon of tiiat day, then and th«-r<* u» show <*aus< . it any. w Lx an ordi r should nd b<- mad«-. i»> this court, tor the admmist»at««r of * i.d «-*iate to s«*H th«* premises nam«*d in hi* petiii' ii herein tiled, to-wit: N. E. l4 section 20, twp. 32 south, rang- 3 east, situated in Jackson ( <»untx, « )i«-goii. WHnesa, the Hon. Jam«* K. *N< il. Judg«* of the count! court ot the Stat« d 4 »t*« gon. tor the «-ounty «»t Jackson, with th« s» ai <»t *««..! court affixed, this 4th «la! of April. A. D 1*31. Attest MAX MCI.I.ER. 4 hrk Administrator's Sale of Real Property. In the County Court of the Stat»1 ot Oregon, t«»r the 4’ounty ot Jackson, sitting for the transaction oi probate busint-**. In the tntttt«-r of the «-stat«* ot Samuel t enter. N otice is hek È o Y g Î v B n that iiv vik - tuc«»l an ord« i and lici-ns«* of thcab«»!« - « ntitl«*d couit. in the abov« -eniit:«-«l matter, 1 will on S'll'T'/a;, Man IS'1, at the hour of 2 o'cl<»ek «»f said «lav. m H at puniii auction to the highest l>id<h*r 'lor cash, at the court-house d«s»r in Jacks«»nvilk*. in’ Jackson county. Oregon. ih< f.«liow mg «1«- acribetl pr« ini*vs, t«»-uit: The w«*st half of the north!vest «piaricr. the southeast «¡uurter «»t tin* nurihwcst «juart« r, and tti»* noithwcst quarter <d th. * >uttiw«>i’ «¡ umi ter of s< etion six. d in township thirtj- svVen 37 > south, rang« «me I vt-i <>t in«> Willam«*tte .M» ridfati. tog«-ih«r with a l and atiiruhu* the improvciuciiui and apport mat c« s tli«*rcunto belonging. Aj»prai*e«i at $Ai -«i. lai niing lands and nnpn»v<si. Alft» the undivid«*«i one-halt interest iu th« south half ot n«>ith<a*t «|uart« r «>! *«< !< n thirt!-tivv. . m township tturty-Kix «3«: south, range 2 w» st «»t U illanu tt« Mu minn-tuni-« i land. AU belonging to th«- rotate <d Samuel C« n ter. d««c« as«nl. an«l situated in Jack*.-n « oiitity Oregon. Terms of sale—cash in hand T. M. 4 F NTI.K. A'hnintstrator of <-*tat« <.f Samuel 4’« nt« r. Dated tins ;k! ot April. 1*91. Cor. 3d and E Street., PORTLAND. OR., Conta lung tío Rooms, well turnlshed. ----- THE BEST----- Treasurer's Notice. First office <>* T reasurer «» f J a < k *«» n Co..» J a < k*<»\vii.i.»:. O r .. April ifi 1*91’»' NOTICE IS HEREBY GI\ EN 1H.VI THI.KE arc funds in th«- County Tr«a*ury tor th«- redemption of County warrants prott*st«*«l fr< m August Id, lss». up to October 9, 1\*5. :n«'iu- 81 vv, to-wit. Number.......... ........ WO Number. .... 612 ........ 521 •* ........ 522 .... 5tìW ........ ........ 450 “ ......... ... «Iti •• ...... .... . .. MS ........ ... «¡15 ........ . . 1>79 .... ««us “ ...... ........ 1» •• •’ ...... . . . . .W» .. »«20 •• ...... . .. . 544» •• .......... «K1 •• ........ .... Ml •• ....... «hl« •• ........ •• ......... .... «¡34 •• ........ 'H** “ ......... ... 5»«l •• ........ ........ 5541 «Lis “ .......... “ ........ ..... .......... .... í 4WI .... 55Ö •• ......... “ ...... ... «Lri2 “ ........ ........ 557 •• ......... .. . «L‘*3 •• ........ ........ 577 •• ......... 662 .... 572 •• .... M4 •• ........ . . . , 4i2á •• 676 •• ........ *4. 1 . 5.32 •• ........ ........ H2« •• 771 •• •• .... »C5I 773 •• ........ •• 444 . *4 7s3 ” ... .. .. «KE» 7. •••■ •• 7 fc2 Ml »• w*.’ “ .. .*. Í * ... M •• 7 NT 5M 7941 •• ........ -W •• ...Il ... 7U3 .. .. 567 “ ....... IntereM on the same will «« a*- alt« ’ th»* above date. G. E. BLOO.MI R. Count! Ir«aeur«r. Settle Up Notice 1.1. PEHSttN’S HAVING TAII I I' 1" hik I »•••*.unr* ul,h 1 A tie Ihi'ir not. * ONE DOLLAR PER DAY HOUSE >l< |-*>Mix*l on Jnn j. l-*-*l. .'l'c li» r< I-» >■ Th« S. B. HI. XI»A< HE AM» i.rVF.nCritLtak« n IN THE STATE. ¡ic<*«>rding »■• dim linns will k«*« |» you» Blood, Liv» r and Kldn«*ya in k « mh ! <»r<G r." Th«* S B. <’<’»»•(, h < CHE for Cohte. CoughR No Chinoise vmployed and no deviation in ¡»ml < l i iip. in connection with the IH-ada<*ht* chars«*«. '*• ar I" rf’ < ’i"!) as :m\ thinj known. Mmlfl 25 <*en»i«; lodging *’5 cer.ta to 50 cent* Th«* S.» B. Ai.»,n * P aix che forint« rnal and xt- rnai u**<*. in N'i-nraijrla. Toothacii» .4'rainn B. LEWISTON. Proprleto • h< and < lioh ra Morbus ts unsurpasst-d. ìi < y ar«- well lik<*d wherever known. Mann- t.n lumi at Dulur, Oregon. For gale by all ilrugglstH. Free 3jt.es to anà from the Hotel. ELECTRIC BELTËüi‘0 4 Owing to the grer. «ne- «Hfal» Well Drilling and Pros pecting. FO Cough,, Colds, tofluenis. Bfo-eSItls. LO Hoar,eni-ss. Whooping Cr.’. gh, Cr* ip. rtiroat. Asthma, -■' I ' ■ V n : •> <' i -o ¡.Lungs Cheshr C«vs psoffiyttnaatuii Utauine stgnitl *’I, 2**:. ’ the ot Jac kson < <>unty, <)r«'gon, his final account as such administi.ilor, and bj <»rd«*r of sai«i C ourt Tuesday, April 7, 1K91, at the lioui «-f ¡0 o'chak a . m .. is s«*t for hearing tii«r«'o1. All persons int, t•st«*<i are her« by notified to ap pear aud file his or her obj» et ion* to said ac count on or before said day. Published by order oi Hon. J. R. Neil, Judgt- ot said court. ALEX M« NEIE. Administrator of sai'i «-state. Dat'd March ti, 189E County Alieuniatism, Neuralgia, Corm JÀUN01CE Wertem Brani'h, Box 27, l'OJUTI.AXI». OK' S.,1,1 by IU’ lli.>"k*.«trinrui*i. .l.n k-«iiville.l>r Wben »he li ul < l.ilJreu, *Ue gare th«'in Castori». In the matter ol tin-« Ktat«*of J ckm * Wilson.Sr., d< a*e«l. 4ITICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE underaiirned baa t»«*en ap|M>jnt«*d bj th»* county court of Jackson county. Or« gon. Hit ting in Probate, administrator «H th«- « Ktat«* <»f J« kk <* Wilson, Sr., <lec< HM<!. All persons indebted to said eatat« ar<* re quest «*d to s«*ttle1he same tinmcdfMtely. and th4»so having claims against the <*Ktat< will present thumat my residence in M< dtord pre cinct. Jackson count}. Or., with the prop«*r vouchers attached, within six months tmm th«- first publication of this notic« . Dat«*d March i7 1WI. AHTHl R WIUSON. Administrator. W. H. P arker , Attorn«*y. psl arcd from SURE’SAFE! CERTAIN! Wh"n Baby was i : I*. «» Administrator's Notice. sr’.'ti.Tv stvtfcTtrw --a. SAY CURE THE APHRO MEDICINE CORPANY. toliow!ng-nam<*d bettier hasfihd notice ot bia intuntion to make final proof in sup|>ort of his claim, and that mid pr«»ol will be madv before the Judge or <'ounty 4Jerk of Ja< k*«»n i iiunlj, (Irtgoii.af Jacksomille, Oregon, on Naturdaj . May 2Ü, 1MH. viz: William li New ton. homrMend < ntrv No. 4b.r»H, for th« f.L, «>1 bW‘.. and W4 of SEL4 of >. t Tp .V» >. R I W. WM. He ñamen th«* following witn«K*«* to prove bin continuous rehidence upen and cuhivation ol Hind lami, viz; 4 \ k - ihís Vro man. 4'urtla Mill« r, lb-njamin Haymond, «if Rock Pomi, Or., 4 hail« * Gritlit h. ul’ Gobi Hill, Or. JOHN H.SHCPE. l»«giKt«*r. Citation. FRÍE TRIAI 2 1 WEAK MEN re- K oserviu ». O k .> April 1. I«4*1. » given that the otice is hereby given VITALLY WEAK M • -i "<• it ; .ration rt n NkXIAL \ll-'*l*«>. • Dl.llc l-illclii. . r mi « ■ - i. i»«lt r.-tj • -Imc-uth. -VEAV L r ’ U ' ,U ' ” ,u '«RHII*. !»» I ll ITTnr 1 ■ >\ h m *ti<»\ w <*riM. WF »#>»*««. i>- • »! 1 ' I • 1: Y 1 o «"«F«» Mil»! » till X DK 4X In 4 »»I NG Hird «lit»- ■IF <«• I I « • ■ »tu »fr ’ hi. ’. st rrr.g 1 • ill: •« ' i al orgnn» . ■ ' . . : ’ r ' ’ IU :« ; ; I ' ..«-I 11.< •• ! nge Don’t be Lumbnceed. e 'l ime. Health, an 1 nionc.' fake no util at hereby administrator of the «*stHt<* of Wm. Woolly, N a«c»*H.*«*<l, has til«si in the County Conn And with it there is r.o smoke, no »mel!, . ■> /*’ no flickering, no Rweating, no climbing up of the flame, no 'tantrums nor annoyance of any kind, and it never need« trimming. Its fount# »oil re«ervoir»i being tough rolled »ramie»» brass, with cen- t al draft, it is absolutely uulirrukablr, and as > 'ft at <i ta'. • ¡v Ut. Only five year# old and < er tun million cf ’'.R. '.Tf.j ? It must be a GOOD lamp to make such a tekUng auccess Indeed it is. for lamps may come end lamps maygo, but the “Rochester shines on forever’ We make over > 000 art Stic varieties,—Hanging .. . ! I able 1 . ; ps Banquet. Study» Vase and Piano Damps <*%«*»•/ ktii<1»ia bronze. Pcr- ccjain.Bras*’. b»’>*k"! and Black Wrought Iron, the 1 dealei for it Look fcr the trade mark stamp ' T iie B oche ^ ter ” If he hasn’t thr » Pochester a: d the style you v. zd. or if r.o lamp-store ss near, send to us f r fire »1! strated cat.-dopc.e <ar.d reduced i •: r-l'.stl, and we will I ox and send you ar.y •> Lately by express, right to your dccr. For Female Irregular i ties; uothiiiglikef’iera market. ?«?t'r» ih ce’-sfnllv used eminent ladies y. Guaranteed lelievo suppressed menstruation. N is N ¿tk for Scott*» Emulsion, and let no ex- ptanation or solicitation induce you to accept a substitute. FOR THE CURE OF t rr.jng»'inrnt!». At tiw- fuir I’ ll ■ f I i : ab-r I '.irli*'." au l fi« :i. Sli rtnaii w.ilked arm in arm ut •.>f tli«*< hardi and waii.-i i» :i? in front f<*r th* • i on the pa' ston t«> f« rm. S •* »ter L'ar’.. •'«■ i< in . : . • *. • I exp. et . xvill havi tuv» .ut h r« - »nu time." ”1 *:-. »p<)>•*.-■•>.'■ rcpb«' Hh n. Sher nian. at.'I ad ,»•<1. “I ani t’<.? going to bave anv « f tb. nor.-en-* «il uiy furerai.” "II w do yen ki)*'\v.' ‘ r«*-p*-ii‘ì< 1 S» nat «r Carlisle: voli w II b»« there, but h( lp- les.*." Gen. Sh nmn r.'pli" 1. I hav«- alrca iy made all th«- arr.in.r -ment* f r my funeral, aii'l it th« y c n. t obi v. d t' th«- letter I «vili do *■ tail kicking dead or not «mad."—Cur. L ’Ui vilb- C« ’^»Journal L am > O ffk e otice THE RIVERS1DE NURSTRY 1» lo<*nt«*l one ioni «ibc-hulf inilr*. I h -I« iw r.riuit’* Pa.-s. un Itogli« rivr-r, <>n ih. Inmlck ratin, and 111 thè In -t and eh atieet soil in southern Oregon. With Hypophosphites. ?A5ïiLLE5X <>«*n. Mitrili a f»’*» I uncr.il given that the Notice of Publication. PALATABLE AS MILK. And the best lamp ide, like A ci;; *t of old. "‘a won derful lamp'-’ A lamp ubxolutt-iy moii - t* k ploNK < and n na l»t » uk able, which i.i-. rs a <*|<*nr, molt, Lr: la: \x bite hght t ss p cif Parei an! brighter than gas light -»ofter t an eleitric light, more cheerful than cither! Tiiat lamp i# is hereby by order of the County Court of tin* State o! Oregon in and for Jackson County. Ail peraona indebted tu said rotate are re quested to »« ttl«« tiie Kame immediately, and tho»M* having cialms againtH th« ••etate will pr»*Ncnt them tomcat Jacksonville, JackMMi county, Or»*aon, with proper voucher* at tached, within Hix month.* from the first publication of thlH notice. Dated March 27th, lb»l. I. M. MCI.LEK. Administrator. 'V. H. P arker . Attorney, PURE COD LIVER OIL ! otic e undereiKimd has been appointed adininititra- N tor of th«» <*atate of John Ruteu. d< c*< at»« d, SMALL FRUITS, ROSES AND SHRUBS. Cvrjr>i?-L I j S j . PRC TH ARRI S’ff Notice. Wc are prepared . to till nil outer* for rem e ery work in either marble or stone h All !»♦ trous prires that defy competition, •‘/Toirt. Cur. All Ski« Dl»rn,ra.,* wishing work <! nr are requested to place »imply apply “S watub ’ s oixtmfxt .” N o their orders early before the rushfnr spring Internal m«ik-1n«« required. I’ures tetti-r. eez<»ii» itch, 'UI eruptioii* *-n th«- tu« •. hnn.1*, at dxrork b«*eins_ All work puar- no*" x-v., I.avtnit tn«- *kltu«l'«r, an«l an’e* <1 lo give .¡at '(icti<>n. .’so, F. W hit - , hdilihy. Iu»ap ttP* alm^B:i'l « io hum pnw. Manager Jacksonville Marble Work». er» ar«’ I-« tl** oilier r. in' tly, .\*k our drurfirint forSwAYSR sOisi MT.xT. Pat»d Feb. Iff, 1<»1 Legal Blanks. A full assortment <d blanks fur the use >>f justices of the peace ami constables can *iways be found at th- TiMrs office; also d-eil*. mortgage-, bids of sale, leases, me "’r execute Every Deacrlptton of Work in chanic’» lien*, bunds and every legal our line in the most approved atylc. blank generallv u*ed in Oregon. They are Don’t fail to call nud examine samples and printed after the latest and best forms, and will be sold at Portland prices. There is designs and ascertain prices. Safe for Sale. no necessity for sending away for your For Sale. A lirst-cla-s Hall’s patent fir« -pr. ■ I saf** legal blank» Fredi n i ch cowm . graded Jersey and LUIEHAL SALAKY weight 27on lt>s., first cost 12V'. «11« ap 1« r Durham thoroughbred Poland China' pa \ î . te 1 â . bom»1 or to tr:ivi*l. If you have headache try Preston'* “lied cash. Address ,, „ beg-, a gtni e riding mare. Apply p P. U. VXCKEK 1AU. i re.il - turni go1 trw. ” JI. rrtins, Medford hii) AUgutx Xaiula MARBLE WORKS I An Ice tdverti.iiu; *< I htii «-. Manager William i a • i. ni«- that is away ali«-a«l * an . ii,n ver attempt- ed. Fl«- unfol.lt-'l it v ter lay before Chmf Bigelow, wii i he ,a-l:ed that otti- cial if he would I««- v 1"1 itilig any law bv delivering ic on th" piv.m« re in front of the princip il b.i*im•** ho i "* of th«- city. “Certainly - >11 ean." at:sw«-r«*l Mr. Bigelow, “but what i* th" alvorti in“ scheme in it?" •Well." n-ui.irù.-l Hirry William*, “von made us talco rl iwn the street bill boards ami th« st ind* at the ar away*. We had to do somethin«.;; *14 1 have plai iil an order with an ¡in it innfa«’t- uring company to fri* th«- lithographs of lav attraction* in bi t cake* of ic. Manufaotur«'<l ice is a* clear as crystal, and it give* thecak«- the up]» arain e of having tin- picture paint« «1 up n it. These bl'H-ks of ice will be left upon the pavements, and |* «pl<- can use th.- ice if they want to. Tii" mairif.M’turer.* a*- sure me the quality of th«' i«-o will not be injur« «1 in th«« ¡«- L-t. But. m«>r«' than that, the lii;. .jraplis v. UI ti"t b««sj»>-.l« d. and that i* all I car- fir.”—Pitteburg Dispatch. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. 1X1.1 I .M D. HAVING BE(«iMi: i pi i« • h <-t I»<> Iff«* Uros.' w« !l.«lriliinrf - . 11'i't if iillv announce* tb.it ho ia n--.iv ] t« j-.n -I t.«d‘>all woik in his Ifn»* in a - in.i’i:i. r and at a r< a.-onablc rate. I will .1 •'it.ik*’ enntrncta for pro»p«M'tin«r , . i i i n- Tii- <*;ip.n‘itv of my machine i*» I»’ t -t. I rid« r lo th«* work 1 have i>rcviouuly «1 »n in d’tb r< nt portions of the vah«*y. i ¡’’’ mi '«tae’ion guaranteed. I Fur nirthvr part I cal <u» uuh un <.r i w. pi L a JIA jl , JOTfUW. ttfcwn: «yf »he new ••( nlR. I irrtrir ru»»p» iwoi y w« hav«- rednreef the price fr«'in l*s V» W 1 which uiak* * if the »’heap art FIRST VLAS* BEI T in the T. ?> and «ffiL-eri r t«« «.there wlu» h ar^ — “c. ’rijt frnni fl - ft» 4 '• 1 r- ’•■••'■* for I? I nr TJi H15: be 16 f * r i 10. sen«’ f / I£U*?r Address, < ûlifornfh Electric R’’*/5 °* HanFranchco'Cai. creali av*üi Mark» i t.« >. t THIS PÄPERs;.« “EX Newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce 8tn*et>, where nd ven fJFlAl W/Mllf ^-stâwHiW Yvlm» 1 ni l tor tin- lit*! inn* to «ail »nl *•"' HiiinnnlH in*1 i>ui«l i-i 1**1 «** -'l'*;' I*' 1 * in Hu liniul* "I Hn»tt"in* > '"i “ ; “ ■ lion »iih.'..*t.»*l.l<*l 1-. I la* ai.th.r- izrd I*, voll.vl hi **I r. * * i| i 1 •' u* PI* »»*• l»ki ti<*tr*’< aii.l«»»' < ••«►. »<’ n.a*l mon«. In our * WH1TF„ FRAZER GREASE BF.NT IM TIIE WORLD. It# w»»anog qunliti»»#*re nn#urpaa#*id. actually outlasting two b-ixes of nny othar braid. Ntt SKcttdbybeat.M^Gr/rí llEGE.Nl INK. FOR SALE BY DEAT.FRSGrsERAI.Î.Y. f yr Mind tnndern<nr*(1. B *«lrn ls#m**f in »»no reading. T««tini''niais fr »nah P'r« <»f ths glob«. PruMVffcfii*, r<'*t