The Democratic times., June 26, 1891, Image 4

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MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
¿Drmuiraikuiincs
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GENERAL NOTES AND NEWS.
PRESIDENT
A SCROFULOUS BOY
MIGELLANEOUS
The man or woman who marks passages
The term billion dollar congress doe»
not set well with our Republican friends.
Its News Received by the Candidate a* a in books with a lead pencil, not in the way
of study, but. merely because tire passage»
Joke While Iu Court.
. JUNE 26, 1891.
FRIDAY
Colonel John Brownlow, a son of the fa­ ■o markeil favorably or unfavorably im­
Choice
cricket-fed
bacon
will
be
an
VIA
press his or her uimd, is clearly a case of
article of export from Shasta valley next mous fighting parson, tells me there is a
Feeble,
badly
K uh niny Ñores Covered Ui» Body and
TO ADVERTISERS.
letter in existence, writtcu by James K. arreated development.
fall.
Polk a few weeks before be was nommaUd trained boys sometlmos have this hubit,
Hrad. Hones Affected. Cured by C m -
General Schofield is well please*! with at Baltimore. In this letter Pulk writ* s anil it is a common one w ith sentimental
ricura Ketnedies.
Writers arnl students “working
tiie progress made in enlisting Indian» to Andrew Jackson Doni !s.»n, endeavor­ girls.
I
in the army.
ing to get the support of “Old Hickory” up” a subject or "cramming" for some
Expr«*e Train» Leave Portland Daily.
special purpose, sometimes fall into this
When six months old, tbe left hand of our
Take the (tension sharks out of the to make him vice president. Afrer stat­ habit, but it is a lazy and altogether repre
little Krandchil»! licgan t«> swell, and had every
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app»*aranc»> of a l.u g»- boil. We poulticed it,
Republican party and « hat a large hole ing hi» qualifications for the place, he bensible one. It is a l*etter plan to make
l.toTi*. a. l.* ..vv
H*>rti»».l
A,r‘»'
“ button«» purp«»s<-. About five months after
closes as follows: “1 boi>e tbe Tennessee
would be lelt in it'
7 toi a m l.»*ave
Medford
Lrsw ».<J6A.il.
delegation will exert its influence in my notes, aud no tborongtily sound aud dili­
111.15 a . g I Arrivi Sai^Fraiu i*«‘n LcnvclJ».<ii»F M. it b« » am«’ a running »ore. S»on other sori*«
formed
then had tw«> of them on each
A San Francisco firm lately sent an behalf as the candidate for vice president, gent student will disfigure a book, even if
At«.ve traina «top oi‘*y
¿,l.",’V,11'!'!f
han«l. and his blood became
order to Coos bay for thirty Indian skulls this has been the ambition of my life. he owns it. When the book belongs to a
.t«i!.*■>« north <>« H - t-u-K
mor»* and more Impure, it
tfrnron t'it>
WiH.lliurii, >al* m. A.- <">.
for museum pur|*oee».
Four years ago I desired the nomination, public library no honest jierson will put
took has tim«* f«»rthrtn to
tanaen«, »heil». Hai»« *. Iiarri»burff, JuiK*-
break out. A sore came on
but I gave way to others, and now I hope bis own personal mark on its pages.
The blanket mortgage on the I’nion
rioii Uitr, Irvuur. »:»»>■*>■■•
the chin, beneath the under
Yet tbe volumes oue gets from even so
my friends will support me.’’
TINTINNABULATION.
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.,* **.. o.«*
util.*
lip, which was very «»ff«*n-
HU MAIL
DAILY
Pacific pioperty f >r ♦ltl.attO.OtM) was tiled
“The Tennessee delegation,” said Colo- well managisl an institution as tbe Aler
■ilvi*. Ills head was one solid
last week in every county through wtiich
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AHKI»I
scab, discharginK a great Oh, a wonderful thing is the tariff on tin —
nel Brownlow, “ha«i no idea of making cantile library of this city are frequently
Pur«land
»■.<«•*. a. U.*«»4>ura
.'i.«*i 1*. M
the road runs.
deal. This was biscondition s«> wonderful no one knows where to beam
disfigured. Current fiction generally es­
Polk their candidate for tiie presidency,
.
at twenty-two months old. To point out to voters the benefits great
The root» of timothy irra»« have been and their support of him as vice president capes, but volumes of poetry, essays and
when 1 undertook to cure That the p »or man derive« from the tax on
Al.HAXY UH Al.. KAU.V Kf I-» Sii**»*«»
him, his mother havingdied
was merely nominal.
The convention, biography are often ja-ncil marked, to the
tin-plate!
traced to a depth of 21 j feet and cloy r
AHMIVI.:
l.SAVK
when he was littl«'moretban
distress of the sensitive reader. A volume
a year old, of consumption The men who’ve hern making tin-plate o’er 3 1 t> feet, in a hard clay soil suitable for however, did not know tills. The friends of the first series of Matthew Arnold’s
... V"" H M Alt.unv ...
..frIA A. M
of tbe other p irty were fighting hard, and it
scrofula, of cours«*). He could walk a little
A.finny........... 3.UÜ a m ..r»»rl.**ud
making bricks.
the gea
but eoiihi not get up if he fell down, and Are us busy ns busy men over could be.
was in one of the bitterest of the struggles "Essays in Criticism,” for instance, con­
could n«»t mov< when in bed, having no us«'of For millions of pounds, aye. and Mt ill millions
Many forms of nervous debility in men that, merely to divert the attention of the tains marginal notes, evidently written
his hamls. I immediately commenced with
more.
not by a lazy boy or by a silly girl, but by
th«* t'uticura H« medh*. using all tre« ly. One They are making to ship to our tariff-blessed yield to the u««j of Carter's little liver convention, Major Donekon arose and nom­
pill». Yaluable for nervous w* akn»ss, inated James K. Polk as a candidate for tiie some devout Romanist or Calvanist who
sore aitvi another h«-alcd,a bony matter form­
shore!
tourist sleeping cars .
ing in each one of fluHv five deep ones just
night sweats. Try them.
presidency. Donelson w«s suppoaeil to l»e objects to the teachings of Spinoza aud
f ,r A»***ou*modAtit»n of tecond-ctÂiB pammvq - tiefur«’ healing, which would finally grow But the men who are making tin-plates here
some other writers therein treated of.
I «»us» and were taken out; then they would
rers utuicUvd to E»prvs» Triüns.
The wool clip of eas'ern Oregon this tbe mouthpiece of ‘Old Hickory,’ and the in­
at
home*.
h«*al rapidly. Oneofth«*sv ugly bone loruiH- With a gratitude lively for favors to come.
fluence of Andrew Jackson was such that Every possible precantion is taken in the
year
is
unusually
large,
!»•
ng
about
tl»»n** I pres« rv»sl After taking adozrn and a Are turning out quantities of it—on paper.
this caused a stampede toward Polk, and great public libraries to protect their prop
I» F. S r 11» K
FI «sio.v,
half f>«»tt'.es he was completely cured, and is And think increased price*» are Just the right 1,000,000 pounds in excess of last year
erty, but the fools know no law.—New
he was nominated. When Andrew Jack
XrrHBf-.Y FOR IL • Nl>A C</K> ALLla now, at the age of six years, a strong and
an*! of asiqierior quality.
caper
!
sou beard of it he was uot pleased. He York Tinies
healthy child.
Mio*. E S. DHIGGS,
MAIL THA1MH DAILY iKXClPT SUNDAY.)__
May 1». <>. t»12 E. Clay St., Bloomington, III.
State Printer Baker, of Salem, recently had a contempt for Polk because he would
Now «nd then, with an effort, they do make at
; .a» k. m i.- a\ <
r i ; ..ci i ÀrrtWi . k J ü P. M.
How Philadelphia 1» Numbered.
returned from the Sandwich Islands, not fight a duel with Henry A. Wise when
least
LÎ;1L) P. m .|A i - ve Corvallis
Leave|12;5á P. M.
Enough for I he guest» at a high-tarlff feast
Philadelphia is a model in regard to its
where he went to visit Ins brother, whom he pulled his nose during his stay in Wash
Cuticura
Resolvent
To
l*s*k
in
and
think,
"with
such
fine,
home
­
At Albany ai.J torva..is connect with tram«
he had not seen for twenty years.
ington as speaker of the bouse of repre Street numbers, and its regularity enabled
made tin,"
of Oregon Pacific ltailroad.
That new blood purifier, internally (tocL*anse
its houses to lie numbered in so instructive
the bb»«»<l <>t all impurities aud poiaonoun t h*- For the over ’«Xed voter to gruinnle a a sin 1
Eastern Oregon firmer« sell their hogs sentatives.”
DAILY KXPHtS* THLIN* eiCKiT MUM DAV.)
“What did Polk say xs to liis nomina­ a way that the plan has been copied in
ment« and tnils remove the cause), and t'utl-
I
r ( I ;»•: .
trrtvi • -•' \ M eura. ttu* grt at skin cure, and Cutivura Soap, But bona fide orders they can’t fill, because*— to Chicago shipper« lor (iv. cents a | ound
many other cities of the Union.
7;Ä p. M.IArriv«’ McMinnville Leave 5 45 a . M an exquiMite skm beautifirr. externally (to Well, Instead of tin-plate they make only tin anil buy l*a* k then own pork in the tion*” I asked.
When, for example, one walks up Wal­
laws
“They tell a queer story concerning it in
cl» ar the skin and scalp and rewtor»* the hair' Which
shape
of
ham
at
sixteen
cents
a
p
un
1
in
THROUGH v.'KETS t"«H p..iut.,
Imighten the coat of the laborer's pail.
Tennessee,” replied Colonel Brownlow. nut street, he finds t lie first door above
cur»’ « v»-ry dis. ant- ami humor of the sktn and
course
of
time.
Hut
put
precious
little
hoiue-made
tin
on
sale!
EA T A SOUTH.
blood, front pimples to scrofula.
“Tbe news was announced to him by bis Ninth street to l>ear No. 901. This although
For T h k<-t«aud lalormailoa r<-K«rdii>« rate«,
A circular from St. Louis states that brother, William Polk, aud James K. Polk the next house below it, across Ninth, is,
iuwui . <•!«•. * «1I **n Co>u|HU*> » ««. iu atM.-dtord.
Hold everywhere: Price, Cuticura.50c; Soup.
70,000 bushels of wheat from th » state would not l>elievelt. William Polk was a let us say, 849. The plan does not tell bow
ALL SORTS.
H ¿OEH LEK.
E. P KOG EKS
25c; K<*a«»lv» nt. fl
Prepared by the Putter
Maii.iuer.
Ast G. t. A t. Air t.
is being shipped from St. I. >uis to New much brighter man than James K. Pulk. many doors there are in the street, but It
Di uv and Chemical Corporation, Boston.
York by rail
This is a queer route for He was tbe Tom Corwin of Tennessee in does something much better; it shows iu
Send lor •How tu Cure B1« hk 1 Diseases.”
Andrew Masburg, a prominent citizen
his days, and was noted as a wag. lie the hundreds figure or figures of the num
coast wheat to travel to a market.
of
Marshfield,
died
tiiere
on
the
9th
met.
Q A nw’ö Skin »»nd Scalp purifiai and buau-
could tell st ’ri«*« by the yard, and Presi­ her iu what particular block a dooristo
DADl 0 t’fil’d by CVTUl HA SOAP. Abso­
The members of the Newspaper Press dent Lincoln, who knew him w611, was be found.
Parnell has been ordered to pay the
lutely pure.
Association of Nevada have eomointd to very fond of him.
If a tailor advertises coats at 1,013 Wai
sum * f CIL’rOO as costs in tne O'Shea
make the Republican and Democratic
Southern Oregon are hereby informed that
“Well, William Polk was the first inau nut street, or any street parallel with it,
■ livorce suit.
state committee.« pay the advertising bills to get the news of James K. Polk’s nomi­ we know his door to be the seventh above
iu addition to a large and elegant line of
Tiie I ni'eil states supreme court has they incurred during t e last canvas«.
fjSI
In ope minute th*’ «’merit a A sti -
nation. He heard of it while bis brother Tenth street Teuth street itself, and all
/
Pats I’t t«TH< rnu-n« rh* uni»tle, decl .rt d that the execution of tbe death
Dr. Holmes, according to the .Ve<iirul\ was trying a petty ten dollar justice of the the thoroughfares running iu the same di­
/
-ciHt i*. hip. kt.ln.’V . *’he»t amt niuiwu- |*eiialty by eleitrieily is legal.
’
* lar |*ain» stai weakntwes. Prlee.tK*e
Hulleti’i, h* Ids that if nin»-tenth« of all peace case iu the town, and he catne into rection, conform to the system, and begin
A. N. Bush and associate«, Sa em, Or., the drug» and nie lii ine.«, patent, proprie­ the lawyer’s office and interrupted the a new block with a new hundred for a
ve added to my st« ck the following clwwof
number This makes it not only very easy
have at») lied for authority to organize the tary slid otherwise, were thrown into trial, saying:
goods, of whicb 1 have a full line;
“ ‘Jim, have you heard the news from to find one’s way about the city, but also
the ocean it w**ul*i be lietter f**r mankind.
First National Bank * f Roseburg
to tell in advance how long it will take to
Baltimore?’
The Kansas |>eople seem to al« ays be | i
“The future president replied that he had get from one place to another.
Slavin ami Parson Davies, who nave
Been l«>:h Hall and Fitzsimmons fight, in trouh e. Mo.-t year« it is a drouth, not.
In hotels and large office buildings a
Both Knit and Mutilo.
The
sty that they w 11 lev their ducats on the i Hut this year it is too much wet
“ ‘Well, Jim, the nominations are made, somewhat similar plan is adopted, greatly
eHtimatedgram yield of t*0 iKH),*HH) hnsliel« md you are nominated for the presidency.’ to the ahi of guests aud callers. Room 417,
f.rme*.
1
wi.l nut be much mo e than half that
“James K Polk iaughe<i, and so did the for example, will be found on the fourth
McMinnville, Or., wan vi«i»e<l by a
' un ess the tains cease *o *n.
-cst of the crowd- They all thought it was floor; immediately beneath it will lie 317
thunder-storm
recently th it
playcl
« ne of Bill Polk’s jokes, but they soon on the third floor, ami over it 517 on the
At et>e*v M to be bought any piatir, »toi*
Ex-Senator Ing ills, in a newspaper
havoc witti the electric-light wiras and I
o*arned that it was the truth, and Polk fifth.-"Youth's Companion.
at tide over It s own signature, pract c Uy
lett the city in darkness.
made an active canvass during the ram
. admits that it was Wall street gold that
General Schofield, a gray veteran of ‘ carried Indiana ami New York for II ir- paign.
A Uard CuMturuer to .Sell.
I’nder 4 year« old.
“President Polk was killed by anxiety
the «ar, over tit) years of sge. has married rtson in 18Ss, ami w.irns hi« pa tv that
Two drummers were relating the experi­
bea ut. fut Une
and hard work,” Colonel Brownlow went ence* of their hut trip. Said one: “Iran
We have removed our Nurseries toM«L .« handsome voting woman, Miss Georgia ' tl*e same method will not dof r 1K‘.»2
on. “llu was laid in hta grave by the across a couutry storekeeper iu the south
ford, where we have sec ured New Ground, the Kills urn», of Keokuk, la. She is only
•oil of which in a nandy loan*, enabling us 26.
Mexiu.m war, atul iu some way be got the ern part of this state that broke all recorda.
Captain R W S nipson, the million tin
without irrigation to grow healthy, thrtfty
lumber dealer, died at San Franc sc j
:4<a th.tt the responsibility for that war lie is a bard customer, aud no one can sell
Consistine of Lisle am! Silk trtHHwith mi abundance of fibrous lateral
Advice from Ikrlin says that the price June l'.t, from capillary bnjnehiti«, aged rested on him. He was conscience stricken,
routs without heavy tap roots, tu be cut away
to him but oue uiau. When I got in his
of corn continues to rise, ami that in ' seventy-i-even years. He was a metubet and felt himself responsible for the lives
in digging. We oner
OLOVEW,
town the other day I made up my mind I’d
some of the more thinly populated of the firm of Simpson Bro«., known l«»st in it This feeling preyed upon him,
give him a hue of good»—make him a
localities the scarcity altno-t amount» to ' throughout th*- Pacific coast state.-.
IIAXniLKl<IlIKF*IS
md the anxiety and hard work connected present of them, mind you, just for the
a famine to the poor.
with his ¡»edition brought him to his grave. satisfaction of selling them iu his store.
1IOSIEH V,
Grant county also is daily l aming
The relte lion again«t the |*o«er of mote of the hidden wealth in mother When be entered the White House he was Well, 1 laid out some samples aud gave him
young, straight, black haired and atout a fair price. He hesitated and I lowered
Hippolyte in Hayti has lasted only a few
earth. Small sp cintens of what are
weeks, lustead of overturning the gov­ probably opals or rubies luve been lifty years of age. When he came out he the figures. Presently I t-old him that he
ernment the reliels failed miserably ami washed front th.* gravel bed« near Silvtes was a stooped, wrinkled old man, whose could have them at his own price, and pay
nd man, other thin«» too num.-r»us to men­
hair was gray and whose step was feeble
tion. 1 nave s'so see ured tbe services of a
for them iu thirty, sixty, ninety days or
fo.ty of the leaders wire executed.
valley, where Clark A Trowbridge have Hu went t>a< k to Nashville, and he died in
two years. I told him to take the g<Kxls,
It 1« said that one man ntvir Salem their placer c ai .
» few months after he left the presidency.” then wheu he got ready pay for them. He
will make KMO an acre on his gooseberry
wanted to think of it. That was enough
The I'nited Sta’es sir.treine court —Washington letter.
pa’ch, selling his protlucts to the big can­
I am n**w prepared to execute au or­
to stun a fellow, but I let it go at that and
’ ha- upheld the constitutionality of the
ders in that line In nrst-cla«» «ryle »I reaaon»-
nery. The cannerv people will not be
Doctoring
Aboard
Ship.
called in the afternoou.
original pteksge 1 *w pss-ed by c’tigress,
An*! a goo«! assort mi nt of all the leading va*
nie rales.
able
to
fill
then
orders
tor
the«e
b-rtie«.
Curious yarns are spun about the method
“ ‘Made np your ¡uindP I asked
Call and see rue opposite J. Nunaii*« *n < al - rietlva ot fruits.
anil sl-o held it was not n < e-sa y fjr
“ ’Not exactly,’ be auswered slowly.
frm. «.reel.
Mlts. F. P. PRIM.
The management of th» thirty-»igt*th i Kansa- to re enact it» progre»»i<*nal act. of dlspeuxiug followed by divers captains
annual California state fair for 1S'>1 has * in order to shut out liquors in th-orig- on deep water. Tbe sea lawyer usually 'You will let me have them at my own
found in a si.ip'rt forecastle fondly asserts price, and pay for them when I get ready’
decided U| h n a new feature, and that is t tnal packages.
“ ’That's the proposition.'
that each boldeof the medicine chest bears
V
*
to increase the racing meeting ir tn one
Jacobi, Wortnt tn, a graduit«* of the a distinguishing number, and upon this
“ *1« that the be*t you can du?’ he
of
ntn»
days
to
one
of
<
I*
ven
day*
—
six
GIVE US A CALL.
university at Eugene, Or., ha- been ap- foundation proceeds to build the following drawled out. Well, I wouldn’t tell this to
trot tng aud five running.
p inted to il e chair of paie-nt* 1 gy in s'«*ry, which is redolent with the salt sea
the firm, but I slammed the door in his
H-tsa- n *1 .lac-b Aa illiterate bhipma^ter, having consulted face and ran «town the street.’’—Chicago
“Where *T es the nhra-e ‘II- i n’t in Princeton college
— AHI-------
it’ come from ?" ask a sub««” ib r Accord Wortman,of McMinnville, at d graduated his book of medical instruction«, found
Herald.
tng to >lie best authorities it is a'tr hote l i sometime ago. He ha- It en in Wa-h- that a strong d^uso from No. G bottle was
Filling a 1’arUcular Order.
to V alt. who usml to remark deri ¡wh­ ingtun lor several years p»rt.
the proper rrniedy fora sick sailor stand
in referring to »onie p * fan ■ |»er»on who ’
It was in the dog days, bo , ordering din
Clarence F. Durbin «as kill *1 * n hi« ::ig tH’fore him. No 6, however, had been
They have thrown away th»1 w i**hn*»nr»!.and
I.-: urrat request during the passage, and ner, he made it a special stipulation that
had critici«e«i the bull ling of the ark.
«ay tn<*y will urn* nothin^ but the
ran* h nt* *r Biding«, Montana, by liis
not a drop remained. For a moment the one dish should In* an ice pudding. The
i tto.se falling on hint
11» grew up and
T*
■
Int
rniti
nal
Typog
aphical
I
’
it
n
Li» iChoic W usher
•nn lleur doctor was at a loss An inspira
waiter answered, “Yes, sir,” and disap
lisa >ieci*le<l by a large tn jo*i y tor ill ve . lived ne.tr Salem, until t«<* ye«*»
•¡.>n opportunely caused his corrugated peored. In due course tbe dinner diaap
(b>odim<n A <’«».
«isa Atactiivd by
tr iu th«* f reman the p wer to <lefi*ie th- when be went to engage with his father
brow to smootheu
He mixed together peared also, at least as far as the roasts and
Grant’«
tbiriv
Hisage was
.................
.
davsvfthi* week that a man st otild I in the stock business
*rtions from bottles No. 2 and No. 4 on entrees were concerned
“Now,” said the
«■ rk ; that a member of the union should years and be leaves a wife ami one child. the strictly arithmetical principle that two host, as he wiped tbe perspiration from bls
Ire ailowe I t ■ work *>r play,as he pleased.
The people of Sal tn raised a subsidy and (our make six. Deponent sayeth not brow, “bring in tbe ice pudding '
The
East and South
MEDICAL.
People Who .Wark Book».
POLK’S NOMINATION.
Astounding in Its Ellccts
Cure of lUii'iitnatisiii, j
Malaria, Biliousness or any
other Gisease arising from de-
ranged Liver, Stomach, or Kid­
neys—It drives all Impurities
from the Blood.
Mus. < iia <. A. R i *> ei * u "It” is favorably
known t lit « >ttg bout tin - N<ut hweM. >ay * ;
“For fifteen y «’ars I was h constant ,sut!» i er
Iroin asthum without any relief, evrpt that
obtained by constant cliangeot l«»< ality. i wo
yiarsago I’tiud Miami > R evealed R emedy
and the benefits i»c»ivcd troni il wer«- th«
most gratltving. It mue hm - n li« f from tiie
first, and pr«*vent«*d the terrible distri-Ms pecu
liar to the disease that mad«* lit«* almost un­
bearable. Any one who has » v« r had asthma
«•an understand th«* gratitud«* I terl toward
this n inciiy . Believing it has add<sl pl»*asant
years to my lite.l have not hesitated to rwoin.
intuii it io all like sutT'-rers, and alway s with
the same happy results.'"
:r"T<> b«* had of all druggists. or sendto
S tew AHT-liol.MEH D k I’G C o .. Seal fio, Wash.
MILLINERY
.X- TVS
'W
lUih ia'a Golden Ralaam Xo." 1
Cm s 1 hanerrw, tin* an«, s on 1 atagrs;
S-r-srn th»j Lege arxi B- ly; sore Ears,
Eyes, .Nntoe, <t * , Cop|»cr-«*<'k»rt«l Blotches,
Syphiiitu. Catarrh, «h*»’4se«l Scalp, and all
primary ( o - t s of the «i.se^st known as
iy}
- I’rlre, <5 0© per Hottie».
L« Ki< han's («-»Iden Balsam X q . 1
C’ir< a I* ” .T’.. M r mais
. m Rhe .-
niat'sru, Pains in th«* B.»n«s, Paini in the
II» » I fa* k c»f tbe Neck, Flc**rate»l Hor-j
Thro »t. S', ph lit e hA-ih, Lumps and con-
tr^* t< i < or a > ffm*« of the I.irubs, ami
tr»*!i itvs ft! d •»»-a.-»* from the system,
whet’ r o .-«.1 by ind-screti n or abuse
f M* r. ury, b
the bl «ni pure anr
healthy. Prlrw »3 oo per f'ottlr.
Le Itirht.u'e Golden
anl.h Anti,
dole f r C «tire of Gonorrh&a, Gleet,
Irritati- n* *» *'1, i*’; ! a!' Vrinary or Geni­
tal d>4ri4iu*4invnk. Prl< e • < 5© prr
Bottle.
t.e Kichrau's Golden Spanish In-
.!••<'11•• i». f r a vere « as-i *.»f <» •norrho-a,
I tGmmd'vy ( c,tt fitriaurra,Ac Price
SI '»il per Bottle.
Lo Hirhan’a Gohlen Ointment
f*>rtheeff . t.ve h»- «..n/< f Svrh: .* • s r ■-»,
auderupt; • ■». PrireSt ÓO p. r II«»»’
l.e Hkhau’s Gohlen |»il q \.r-o
arti Brain treatment, lues of phy*«! »! pow­
er, ex< « xs or tour work. Prostration, >»«i
Price S3 ()O per Box»
Torlc snd .Nervine,
Sent every a fiere, C. O. D., seoujv’y ¡>* ted
per expreea
THE KB HARDS DRFC. ('<>.. AGENTS.
M©and 5ll Market Str»*» t,
San Franctac o. Cal.
-----Circulars sent fr<*«*-----
NOW IN ACTVAL rsE. 3.’”»'
Wi* would a.k the i»n«to of th!« W.wterti
CeMtlotay a.«'*l** «»>•«» prejn.lir’.-., ............... ..
W wi I htii T'»»' 'ria and fi»* convita »•<!
Lhere
IB ONW *‘**h*,r Bi the w«»rld that will do a«»«»d
work. w* hrtv u a conibin* »1 Machin«’. Wasb-
bo*rd.Tub and ('i«»th» a Basket. W«-m il the
W.iwii» r on ita own merit*.
I» -* riptiou and price of waabvr given on
n;»,. nation.
AGENTS
WANTED ■
Lrt'l.uacan .nak»-^r<»in $100to >2(Wp«’r month
Apply at once for terms.
STEAM SAW MILL
ANDLRSON CREEK,
S. S. SMITH. Prop’:.
HE Sl’BSt’RI BEK TAKES PLEA>I KE IN
announcing that hiM Mtcam saw-tnill in now
running on full time ana turning out a large
luantity <>f lumb«*r. !!••!• prepared to fill all
orders with dispatch, aril at the most reasona­
ble rale«. A fine quaiitv of
ALL KINDSOF LUMBER,
I
RolgMSl
fass
FREETRIA
I PACKAGE
Including the H«*sr runtIc, ceiling and fiixirlna
furnished <»n short no.Ice.
O^Satlsfactiun guaranteed.
S. S.-4M1TH.
PRORHASRIS'
PASTILLES
FOR THE CURE 0F
ASHLAND HOTEL
CBSTKALLY LOCATI©.
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT
Tbus «alLknovn house haa h®**n rebuilt
<«th brick and greatly enlarged, besides be’ug
NEWLY
FURNISHED
It Is c«*iiirniiy »•x'AtMd in the tiusbi»**» part <»f
town, and a |r«M»d-Marnpl<* r»»otn for commer­
cial traveler*. Is tl’t^l up in conn»*ction there­
with. Th« table isc«»nMaht’.y furnished with
tbe beat tbe market affords.
E K. BKIGIITMAN. Prop
Ashland. Oct. 10 ISM».
WEAKMEN
'VITALLV WEAK1
•« by t®* » «.* •»püMiioa l .
'»««lutoia or aturiy
nt**i,rai «trtlo or <n«'. HKXt AL
KX1 r.RsiiS 10 rul«1«l!»» llfv.or » ici* *« Lol.H» rontraried in ».«uWt.
wrair ME M *■« IHTINS ro J)»«»!»« S l»KRILtTY«>r
fftAlk NIER nHAi*ri«iA w 4*1 n«. wmo«« is-
FOi.l NT «Il t I O <SF* wiih A «KL Y l»H i Y Intel Mi mxl SID-
•>LP ALU’- i»cll of » »'-»* » «fur. and »(reagite.» th »wxnal orgue»
■ nifaireri to'i't »»*u>»ru«*«i pr* n> itur» * in ap] !'>.•.<•» in< 01 1 agto.
WHEN
WE SAY CURE ’
u tMor thn«.«anri -•••ra »»•(»! an.i r . .-d 1D pa*» iwaltto jear»
’ »*-'**••- ' • ' •
■ Prof. Harris
iSOLCHLE MEDICATEDPASTILLES,
wa .
totrF.i ■Jaratrlto) AR*OI 1 TKLY »KRI.
1 TRIAL i r; • **i * - r ! --¡•Taring frr*m »hfa
r.-• i . t i •»«,►. .* » , 1 «an 1 t ■•<••» a-1 In*«» »<* •«> ■ an F-irnl«h
« b» *.«.«.* .-1 l’in! w«’
Uo«»w 1h* »ru« rooriltlOQ
,
■ «r»
e»«* to r«•*!•< j j i -.ni] l «uro.
air! 1*1
rk af»ar 12 ».r«at
I.*..i» « r otfer
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I— ■ * * ■ 1 » - >h*- ■ • •' ratto.l P mii I 1« " rn'nral.
HE HARPIS REMfeDY CO., RI ty. Ch^miat»,
rj i ’
F;
FARMS
IN SOUTHERN OREGON
---- ASK FOR----
Bool’S
And alt of
AKIN, SELLING & CO.’S
UNRIVALED GOODS
BICYCLES
TYPEWRITERS,
CANOES,
E tc
CASH OR I1«mi.«r Vi
BOUGHT «OLD. 0»
C1CMANGC0 400 WHEr L« 1 N ItOCM ALL GAAOC
««•RRICtS, ANO ALL WRAAANTtO
UNO toe
CATALOG ANO CLUB OIACOUVTB
Air« Ayents
i every•rhvre.
FRED. T. MERRILL,
127 W ashington S t .
PORTLAND. OR
—Ma»r> »■ »*«•• eaeata.—
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MI . ■ '•«'»».
ak« «» muefc. t ut *»• can
V» t' ».ut» I» 'ffl «i to
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von *'»
!•» aov pari of
at boni*. f»T-
rn*u»» "ni* lo
> av SI KK f r
'f. rniihini
,
C. B. FITZGERALD,
Oregon
Gold Hill.
Choice Location» and Prices Reasonably
Low.
UEVO FO'l OF3'KIPriVK I IKCULAK.'»
THE HANDSOMEST WüRK
domi at
rni
MOST REASONABLE PRICES
Al THE
JACKSONVILLE
MARBLE WORKS!
We execute Every lyeecriptlon of Work iu
our l.ae in the moat approved style.
Don't fail to call and exatulne saiuplva aaJ
I
Ali* dtwguj »afi ar.crtutn p’rl't'i-
T 'ni
lv T rUSQDnuSBe
Vernon* neareat the (jneen e .niur that
An ea-tern pa|ter says that W. S. Max­ there han been a marked vinible decrease
well, the Los Angles man who w»» re- in her vital ty the pa-t few months She
jectetl by the world’s (air «ii’ectoiv as drops asleep linex|>ectedly at odd times
chief of the horticultural bureau, exhibit­ and aaskes in a very irritable mood.
ed the tendencies of a dude and changed The fatigue of the last drawing-room wa­
hi»clothes three times a day, ami this it** much lor her, ami she was obliged to
retire and let the Princess of Wales
is the reason he was rejected.
receive the guests.
The late Farmer»'Alliance convention at
J'ug n>*. June 26—The Btc?l rails for
Cincinnati was composed of IriWiiele-
ga'es, of whom 412 were from Kansas the s’reet railway have arrived snd are
alone. Ohio sent 317
Thea*-two state*, being dirtiibuted al ng the line, and the
down com­
in other words, furnished more than It <lf work of spiking them
of th** entire tioiiy. California Was re|— menced at once. Tiie tiei
for about twenty ...
.............
blocks. and the
re-ente l by only three delegates.
linn «di be pushed with the obj
A Sp* aane judge brought an obstinate having it eumpleteil bv tbe fift
jury to an agreement not long ago by
of July.
ordering them locked up without f **,d
The craze to eee Beintianlt has been
ordr nk. The jury returned a verd ct in
exactly ten minutes thereafter. The phenomenal. She haa been in Boston
idea of Ireittg deprive«! "t a drink f ir over three time» before, but never did »-lie
un hour is enough to frighten a Sp**k.ine cr ale Mich a furore. 01*1 la.lie» 60 or 70
year« of age were to la* »een at every
juryman into a'luost any thing
ma'inee, standing through the weary
Tie "101” of the Illinois legislature
l»»rf’itmam-ex, even to those «hi* were
who el* cted General Palmer L’ni e*l
comfortably aeated,
wt eti Bernhardt
State« senator have forme ! a permanent
plaved Cleopatra
mutual aid and admiration association,
Through the recommendation of Gov.
an*i the “dauntless Its ’ of the Kansas
h «iv, w ho made Peff-r a renator, have I’ennover, 1». IV Bu ke, ata'ior.ed at
had a group p <rtrait taken ami hung up Vancouver. Wash , a member ot tne
regular army, ami thoroughly aci|n <int*-d
in the Historical Society's room«.
wi'li militi'rv tactic-, l.aa been appoin'ed
A North I’akoti hotel k**ept*r, who ha«
by Secretary Proctor insjarcting oili er
iinporte*! many »'tractive w litr«« e« from * f the O-eg n N.i ' ir al Guard
He will
the East,* nly to have them find homes f
hi* present ai the encami im-nt • f the
their < wn in about a month, hangs out
different regiment« i-i this state during
thia sign in iiis dining rorin : “Guests
June and July.
are warneif not to talk <*f love t > the
Ru s a’n strengthi nir*g of fleet ami
waitergiris. Anyone convicted of mak­
ing » pro|*osal of marriage to them will army goes on irrespective of the finan­
tn* promptly shot. Bnsineja is btlsinesB.” cial s ir which Wii hnegrail-ki a* d the
Roth-ehilds have excited in Europe.
Jore Dunn, referee ot the glove light Three no« warships, the iiomlad Rurik
b* tween Slavin and Kibain in Hoboken, and t* e sloops Olvajov and Gremiasty.
made ths official deci-ion tha' Slavin w* n have ju~t been lairnched at Si
Peters
tie bout an*! waaentitled to 7*’> per cent burg, and the army ¡» being equiptred
of th*- flO.(KM) purse, but that all beta with the I vest improved weapons a- fast
that Kilrain n ul l be knocked out with­ as French makers can turn them out.
in tiui len romuls «ere off. New York
Baker City, June 26—Willie Privett,
storting men look up* n the decisi* n
a.ed 13 year.-, wa. found not long ago
as inconsistent.
lying near hm home, about five tn les
H ive M< < aim at s ,cep-head wa» ask­ f'Otn tbia city, with a bullet hole through
ed reveral ’imes if I’nlsder Jud iliajleng-
liis bieast. A 44 British bulldog wa«
e*l him to match
Loantaka against lying near I is right hand and a box of
Terinv. 11» said “No” every lime, but cartridge« on flic left aide of him. The
*aid it reluctanllv, ami in away that be boy w»i r liae in* d last evening by hie
was perfectly willing to match bis horse father, and this i« thought to have had
against Tenny, ano tie just as glad a» the something to do with taking his life.
public gene-ally to see ill» match tn ¡.tilo.
John I.. Sullivan has telegraphed from
I’uls fer won't say a word aliout the
San Jose his willingness to meet Slavin
match race.
for 1111,000 a side and the highest purse
It looks as if thd chase of the Itata wan any club may offer, the fight to take
uftree from hegining to ent
Site has place on the retu*n of Subivan from
arrived at Tocopilla ami lias discharged Australia three month» hence
At 1
13.0o0 rifles. The Chari* stun arrived o’clock this (Friday) morning Slavin Baid
two datsb-hind time and the Itata has if Sullivan would lorego bis trip, he
been delivered over to her and she will (Slavin) w**uld defer bis return to Eng-
now lie taken to San Diego and in the lmd, ana prepare to meet tbe “Boston
end turned over to her rightful owners. man” at once, of course John L. could
Tircul burn* d by the Charleston will
not do that.
coat the government *35,00”. Ths "snap”
of the insurgent» must t*e ailm red, a«
Buckles', Arnica Balve,
the»-« efforts te get arm« front th s country.
Tie* best salvo in the world for Cats, Jinii-
»gainst the will of the government weie
s**s. Sores, Floors, Halt Rheum, Fever Sores,
entirely »uceeasful.
Tetters, ('happed Hands, Chilblains. Corns
^ud all Skin Eruptions, ami positive euro
ADVICE IO MOrHERN.
for Piles, or no pay required. It 1* guaran­
Mrs Winslow's Soothing JJyrup should teed to give p**rf* ' t satisfaotlon or nioti*-y
always be used for children teething. It refunded. Prfee 23 cents i**r box. For sale
soothes (he child, softens lt»e gums, allays by all druggists.
all pain, cures wind colic, at d is tbe bt st
remedy for diarrhera
Twenty-five cents
“/lotrto Cure All akin Dlsea»eg.9t
a hottie
Simply apply “S wayne ’ s O intment .” N o
.ntermil medicine required. Cui»‘s iitt«r,
llo! for Butte Creek.
roectna. itch, iWl eruptions on the face, hands.
n<»se. «¡tor., leaving tne skin clear, white and
The undersigned wi41 leave Central Point healthy. Its great healing and curative pow­
for Engle Point, Brownsboro, Lake creek ers
era are possessed by no other remedy.
remedy, Ask
our druggist for S waynk ' r O intment ’
and Big Butte every day in th,e week ex
ceptini; bundajr, returning tbe amue dav,
a nd carrying the mails,as also passengers
Ray! Ray! Hay!
and express mutter. I will.make connec­
As the baying season is at hand, do not for.
tion with the trains eac h way. My rates g* t that Mrs C. Karewakl has «bout ten (ir
are reasonable.
1. F. W illiams
twelve Deering mower» on hand that must r*c
Bold at a great sacrifice, so that she one pay
off
the indebtedness of the estate. Tb<*se
Shakes and Shingles.
tnower** are new snd the l**nt In the market
A sup; Iv of the best shakesand slrngle'*
aaa just been received at. the Trie« office
iMLtte Wurth Living?
which will be sold m quantities to suit at
reasonable rat*ea.
Not if you go through the world dyspeptic J
Dr. Ack< r'» Dyspensift Tablets are « 'positive
cure for the worst forinsof Dyspepsia, jndigvs-
If you bave headache try l'raaton'
* biruitTjoy ana
Guarau- j
Akk’’
Big 3pklern of the Jungle».
There is aa enormous spider frequently
found in the jungle, fully three inchea long
in the body and aeveu across the legs,
black in color, and elegnutly marked with
red and yellow. It apina a geometrical web
about tour feet iu diameter between two
trees, which web is strong enough to knock
ofi m pith hat. In one case the web was
extended between trees at least twenty
feci ai»art by a system of guys aud stays,
of which not one was unnecessary or out
of ¡»lace, and tieaides, was stretched in a
vertical direction by two good idled pieces
..f wood-ax chips, in fact—slung to its
lower margin.
S'ino of the Sumatran spiders are of
- ich extraordinary and
unspiderlike
-dapes that only drawings could give an
ilea of them One species, aliout the size
• a garden spider, has a hard, shelly inxly,
v. ith a ¡x.’ar sbajied projection on each side,
which, a.** well as the tiody, is covered with
spikes.—Chambers’ Journal.
Labor in Ascendmj a Mountain.
Dr. J. BucbLeuter Las made a cunoua
calculation on the amuuut of energy ex
1 * ivied by a person weighing 166 pounds in
climbing a mountain peak 7,000 feet high,
the time allowed for the aacent being five
hours, lie finds that the total work done
is equal to raising 1,8.80,Ouv pounds one foot,
or one pound 1,38O,(XX) feet
Of this work,
1,176,000 foot pounds is expcnAsd by the
muscles of the legs in raising or lifting the
laxly; 12.000 by tbe heart In circulating the
blood, 30,000 by the chest in breathing and
54.000 in the various exertions of balancing
the body, overcoming friction of tbe
ground, eta.— St. Louis Republic.
waiter vanished, and presently returned,
bearing triumphantly a noble plum pud
ding, surrounded by a sea of blazing sauce.
“Why, what is thia?” asked the dismayed
master of the feast. "Do voti want to burn
ua all up?” "Well, sir,” was the ag
grieved reply, "you asked for a nice pud
diug, and this is the nicest pudding we
could make.”- London Truth
Tin: secretary of state of Arkansas has
written to Hon. A. Bush, of Salem, de­
nying the story published in nearly all
the Republican pafH-rs that the portrait
of George Washington had been re­
moved from I be hall of représentât ivi s.
and that of Jefferson Davis substituted
in its stead. He says Washington’s pic­
ture still hangs over the speaker’s seat,
and the portraits of Grant ami Lincoln
adorn the hall, and adds. “The people
of this state have been abused, maligned
and slandered aliout this matter. If
somebody derires to witness the d**votion
of the people of Arkansas to the memory
of Wasiiingt-m, let 250,000 men attempt
to come and take his picture from its
place in the ballot the house of represen­
tatives.”
T hose farmers of Oregon who s-nn to
think it makes no difference to what they
f^e<i their oats and bay, and agree with
the aHseFBorthat a horse is a horse, will
be interested in knowing that J. B. Hag-
gin, one of California’s borne-breeders,
sold in New York a few (lays s’ncellG
head of yearlings for a total of $86 826.
or an average of $728 each. This is bet­
ter than raising scrub horses of one-
twentieth the value. Oats put info a
horse of good b’ood are well invested,and
Oregon farmers are beginning to exer­
cise good judgment in selecting mouths
to eat I heir crops.
The First Symptom« of Pentii.
I >r»*d feding,
Tir**d
foiling, dull headache, pains
patini in
various parts or tbe tMxly, sinking at th«* pit
of tlu* stoinaeb. I ohr of appetite, fewrtah d «- hh .
pimplet* <>r aorea, are all positive evidence ot
poison««) bloiHl. No matter how it b«« amc
poisoned it must b<! purifltMl to avoid death.
Pr. Acker’s English Blood Elixir Ims never
Jailed to
reuiov»* ncrofuious **r syphilitic
poisons. Sold under positive g'-.ii-aiile«*.
lU
®^aucw: i’rvktvu
j
• Hvd
If You Haïs
5
N
Wastirc cf Flecb
Or any Disease where the Throat and l.unys
are. Inflamed, I mc K of fitrenyth ot Aerw
Fewer, you can be relieved and Cur d by
SCOTT’S
EMULSION
County Treasurer’s Third
Notice.
I »f r I« f <i| TuEAftFKEK <>F J A< Kso\ ( ’i >.,)
J A« K*«»W II.1.E. U«.. Juli«* I*.« l*'.«l
i
o’IK F. I.- HLRLBY GIVEN iHATlHERE
ar« luride in tli« < .»unty lf’M*«uty foriti«-
r«-<l* ifi|’t ou of < ounty Warrant.- ¡»rot.-Mud
u|> tu October U. |ft<,;
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lntcr«’*t oil the same will c«as«- after th«*
abov. dal«-.
G. E. III.OOMER.
Count\ Treasurer.
SCOTT A BOWNE,Chemists. N.Y.
Notice of Final Settlement.
PREPARED FROM
ROOTS& HERBS.
FOR THE CURE OF
MD IC E
& FEVER <
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ANU ALL OTHER DISEASES
ARISING FROM A
DISORDERED STATE of the STOMACH
DO NQ7 GRIPE, SICKEN QR
CONSTIPATE.
OR AN
LIVER.
TOR SALE BY ALU
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DRUGGISTS & GENERAL DEALERS.
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jiecordiiiK t" dir» ctiom will k* * i*
Li v«*r ami K idiu x h in gruwi <>r i<*r.
Th»* S. II. <'«>f»;u
Coug-ns
II i'c
(’(’ ’HK
KE f-»r
for Colds.
C
and Croup, m < •mmvtion with the H<-Hd:u-he
Cur»*, i* ns n»-ar |»« rt«*etloti hah nythin.x known.
Th»- S • It. A lpha P ain i hi : f<*r internal and
■ \t< rnai ii »*’. in Ni uralgia, To<»tliach«-,< rainu
(■le ami < hi»l» ia Morbus i> unsurpassed.
Th< j at » w<l ..k*-»l wh» r< v< r known. Manu-
fa»’tur»’d at Dufur, Or»g»»n. For sale by all
■ Irugirial s.
The Poor Heathen.
Suri C l 'P í ron S C< HutdtMt,
ut I a iiroul*.»-»» i"! g freíd
In¿ig» «tion or Conitipation.
J,ui !.'•■»•<» tí w <' tu; >»xioa
‘»y I- ;r!fyli g t Le B*uo4.
Th*4o»eran b* nt ’^’r a ’; »'el to
t th cm *. m
en* pt i 1 « en de ver tw iarg» a « <*»®. J »'j lo take
an «o wj < h augar
p* • i» it op In a atr ng val
whicb < an b* « arrieJ «n -*'t ¡ ok«*t A breai « oavaa»
latoea te Tra»toitor> and Hovlnva» W»». gnu»
wtifc»
»«I ••< rtoartofci” Irada Barh. S«ld Kvaryvkera, ItLc.a b<*Ui»
Mam pía l>«,»a and Drraai kaok fer Xa iu elaiapa.
DR HARTKR 8 IRON TONIC.
I
FT F. ' •»•« Oto P’ »>* !' FFGU1 ATE« t»r I.1VFF
sel KH • rrs aij«J K ««Ti >i-» * • I»1 PIIJT a TFI’
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THA DR. KART ER MEOICiHE CO* ST. LOüIS. MO.
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srvr*
b K et
To etuv 1’»-
**.•!; II-.1.: . < ■ -
pation, Malaria, Liver < ompiaint-, take
the safe and certain remedy,
SMITH’S
BILE BEANS
Tse the SM A 1.1. Sire 40 little Bean4- to the
bottle) T hey mu : rm m <»* t
ment .
fS «« i t zm I > 1 <■* f<>i- rail yikfCOM.
Price of either si>e. 2.»<*. per Hottie.
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In th- ( - uiiiy Cuurtoi tin >tatu uf Oregon
1<» i Hu•< «»uiiiy ot Ja<k*<>n.
th» inatti i ot tn.
•»! Eno> B m ! km »4 k,
d»*c<*u£(sd.
”11' I Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
atlnunistialor <»t the otat« <>! I. iki * Bni»-
• “ k. ri ■ « ■ ,t -• : ■
. .< *t tb<* County Court
-•t Ja» kson < «»unty. < »rigori, hi* tina I in count
n-*u»-li Hdnnni*tiMt«»r. and by ord«-r ot said
• yurt. Tu« *d.tx. July 7. 1*91. at tin hour 10
«»’< lo» k. a. ni., i* *»tl« r ioaruiy. All |H-rt»<»li6
int» r« >1 « <1 ar«’ hur» by n«»lifi»-d t«, appear and
ill»- lii* or her <»t»j«-cti<»ns to Maid acc ount on or
b» f«»n- -¿ml «lay.
l’ui -in-»i l»y <»rd» i of Hon. J. R. N« •.!. JudXl*
ot *ai«i ( «.uri.
BEN J HAYMOND.
AdminibtrMtor of -ai«l »
Dut» <1 Jini«- 5.
Assignee's Notice.
In fill i ,1. 44!» i «»Hit of thè stati o| Oregon
t« i th» < »»uni\ «»t Ja< krioii.
In ili» m;tU» r • »1 th» as-igmm ut uf Win.
E'HvardN. Julia A. Edward*. K. Edward«. .1.
> I »iwiir-l). and W T. Eduardo, partii» i>
uii « i » i -i b» timi nume ot EduMidH a C<».. in-
oTK E 1S
ÌII KEBY GIVEN 1 HAT ON
N Junv 1. 1*91. thè alno i-mimi d lnsoh »-nt
d» l»ior*. hvr<’t"toT«’ doing bu-iiu sca» Fxiwsrds
A <’«'., in Jackson «•* unfy, Oregon, made a
u » ih rat a-btj; imi * ut i«» me. thè inni« rt»*gn«’d.
A. H Maeglj. I«»r ibi bi nctit of all f heir credi-
t* r-. und* r ami t-,\ virtù«- «»! thè actuttlit«
h*gi*lafit» io*« mb.y of thè stati* ot Oregon.
»•iit:t <d “All hv I t<» sc< un-to eredito]-* a ju*t
•I Vl*:>.|i 4 l th» «Mates of d< bt«»l>, u Ilo voli­
vi > t«> as*ìgn»*«-s f >r thè bi li« fit of vri-diturs."
Hppt ’> • 1 < »« t *H* i 1 -.K ». an<! t h« ameii'iiiM uts
• rct ipur»wcd Fcbtuai> !4 i"
a
loisof -aid ins«»'.v» ut dei>forar«- herebj noti*
tied t«» pi «M nt tm lr vlainis. under oath, tu tu»
f he und» i>ign« ■! »-»«igne». ai th< «»fiice ot W
II. Parker. att-.rn<\ -at-iau . in Jackson vi Ita
Jack - ai « • uni y. < >r» g<»n. withui :iir< « moni bs
fr«»m th» dat< th« rvof.
A. II. MAEGLY. As*'giiec.
Dat.*<) tbtaàth dav of Jutic j»**.»l
Administrator's Sale oí Real
Property
In the County Court of th«’ State «J (TH „ ...
t«>i th»-< .riinty ot Jackson. Fitting tor^thc
transaction ot pr«»l»ate l>uMni-«w.
In th«matter ot the untate oi Saiiiu< I Center.
otice is hereby giventhatiiy vir -
KISSINGS’4.’:’0'"™“''" N
J.F.SMITH ACC.v.-a r.cf : ,i.t !
ST lOUiS MO
iss
tii» <»f an ord« r and In-ense ot th« al»<»vc-
entnlud c«»urt, in th«,al».»v» -♦ ntit’ud matt» r. 1
will on
Xf/Z//’
nickel aud sent him to church, and after he
came horn»* a«ke<i him what the text was.
He <uud he did not know.
“Did you forget everything- ’ asked tbe
parent.
“No,” said the boy, tanluily, “I remem
bered not to put the nickel on the plate.”
“Why, you heathen!”
“If I’m a beathen it’s all right. I know
for once that the poor heathen got the
nickel that was intended for him. I bought
positivi' cur«* for DYSPEPSIA.
some cakes with that nickel.’'—Texas Sift­ is the unir positivi
(«INSTIPATION.
LIVER and KIDNEY DIS­
I ............
ings.
EASES, and ta recummendcd b> physicians
wiiun
other
me«licinus
tail. Thousands b’stity
An Hiatrionlc Episode.
t«> it* hiivitur sav«»l their lives. To Mother*
Angelina Hamfatte- And what is my Uiid Daughters it Ims provi d a blessing
part?
«I I» »tt' ; •» t.»r $5. AlljD«*a’ers. ’
Manager- You an* to be in the clutches De. D4VID StNHtDÏ CORPORATION Rondout. N. ?*
of the devil’s imp, and to steal the fairy’s
jewels.
Angelina llamfattc—Is that all?
Manager—No. If you take too long put
ting on your 4 ounce costume, aud eu
deavor to steal th»» diamond.** after the
fairy awakes, you will be delegated to hold
the moon on a stick at tbe lock W the flat
—Jewelers’ Circular.
Intelligent Readers will notice that
T
utt
’
s
Pills
REMEDY
W e would be pleas* *1 to have some of
the subscriber» to this paper come in
and settle up for their r*»]*er. In some
instances tbe paper has Ireen sent for a
It ‘ ¡R
length of time with *ut payment. I
the fault of the silbscril ers as well as the
A
fault of tiie proprietors of the pai*er
paper is a commodity ami is worth th.*
price paid for it, ami should lie paid for
when due. If you do.not want the pa-
per. inform ttie publisher to that effect
and have the paper stopped. Before you
Ord -r it stopped please see « hed er von
have paid up or riot. If you have not,
do so and thi n the paper will lie shipped.
Until you do this the paper can l»e
sent ami th» price collected by suit.
L am » O ffice at R oseih h «,. O r .I
Jun« 4. i-i«]. (
(»T!‘ I. I* HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
toP'iwing-named *• ub i ha* filili notice of
hi* mt« m;«>n 1-» n.ak* final proof in support
ot hi* ciann. and that said proof wi'i be mad*
»M-tor»* the judg» -»r ci« ik <»t the
unty court
o! Jackson «-«»unty. <u« vn. at Ja« ksônville,
Or«’*con. on Friday July 24. 1SM1. viz; Robert
U li- ’ii. h<»in« M« ad »nm N*. 4*»* g . fori In* SEU
.d *Wi4. * W/4 <*♦ SF-»4. b « r. 4. XE14 ot NWU.
NU »4.ri Nl '4. -i!«. tup Ip* S.IC. 2 W. W M.
II»- n iiip - i a» 1 • lou jruf u ito.—-i i. t'» prove
Ids cont • nu»ui* t < *id» n< • upon and « ultivat><»n
I said !.iii-i. \ /.: M'-rrilt B»Hingt r. P»Ser
EJ iiut . il-riiry Bovlier, F. W. Knoudu«; allot
Ja«-k*»»nvI.»-. Jack* »u county (IruK »n .
JOHN H SHF PE.
K« ulster.
CONSUMPTION I GOUGH OR COLD
BRONCHITIS I Th droit Af:cÜ:n
A good Austin father gave his son a
Emburrawinj.
Algernon—I've a ividdle for you, Miss
Miwnnda. Why are cbildwen like tooth
bwushesf
Miranda—I don’t know. Why are they?
Algernon—Because evewylxxly pwefers
A Flint to Mother«.
hi» owd . See’
The Mistress- Bridget, what on earth
Miranda (frigidly)—No, 1 don't see. Not
keeps baby so quiet? I have not heard him
having any children------
whimper for au hour.
I
Algernon (stammeringly)—Oh, of course
The Maid—Sure, the swale child is play ;
not, but you — you — you have a tooth
in’ wld the saucer uv melane* and the
bwnsh, you know—Kate Field's Washing
handful uv feathers I gate him. What
ton.
wid a pickin' the feathers from the hands
and face uv him. he’s that diverted he’s no
The Septuagint was the version of the
time to cry. But belike he’ll need a little Old Testament translated into Greek iu
waahin’ be this time —Pittsburg Bulletin. the Second century U. C.; the New Testa­
ment books were written in Hellenistic
An Apt Tupil.
Greek, and I with texts were subsequently
Teacher—Cease mean* to stop. Make a translated into Latin. The Iuctin version,
sentence, please, with “cease” as the first as revised by Jerome, is called tbe Vulgav,
and was the authorized version of the
word.
Pupil—Cease tbe clock.—Journal of Edu­ Christian churches for more than twelve
centuries —Chambers' Journal.
cation.
Notice for Publication.
Sold l>n all Druggists.
Trees as Low as anv First-class Nursery
what effect, if any, the dreadful decoction
had upon tha seaman.—Pall Mall (Gazette.
THE R1VERS7D7. NURS RY
la louat<‘<i one und <»nc-ha!f iniltn below
Grant’*» P hsh , on IL-un* riv< r. <»n th- piu.ick
farm, ami in the ln->t wild cl« «inert soil in
southern <)r<*if<»n
^liifc for Hcott’» ISmultion, and let vo ex­
planation or solicitation induce you to
accept a substitute.
VEGETABLE1 PANACEA
10000 Prune,
10000 Apoles,
5000 Peach,
5000 Pears,
10000 Grapes,
for the big woolen mill, it being agreed
that 2tM».<ti“» p. un o < i wool a y. ar sh**ul<l
l*t* manufactured into <• otli. The mill
used m.*re than list year, wliich was
th*- fiist year, and i-* now on the market
tor 400,00) pound* f r the second year’s
run.
At Lowest Prices.
PALATABLE AS MILK.
4L -U:
i
When the pr* siilent arrived in Wa»h
I tin l t at I base .
ington lie niuaed :
marie 13'. !> speeches eiuve leaving Wash-
ington,” he .‘aid, “and this is a wood [
time to make the nil tuber go around I
t * 14«».” lie then p*ai-ed tho Ain* m ail i
railroad Pervice and thanked all who >
had rendered him service.
N
With Hypophosphites.
“i Ñ t* í 1 Í ’
»
Nurseries at east end of Bridge
L IMM lj Fir E AT Rost HCKG, Ojt.,1
JuiK* ft. |-'.«1
I
I* HEREBY GIVEN PII AÌ THE
f«»n«>whiH-riiun<*d s» ttl«*r haft fil» d untie«- of
In--, in»« in ion t«» milk«- final |»i(M»t m eupport
of ills « lauti, ami timi sani pr«»«d will b. utadr
b«-!or« th<-Jii'ig«* «»i < «>ufity ( lerk of Ja« kso:i
i «unity . ( ii » ””ii. at jH«-ksoii\ill«
> ii \]iii-a , Oregon,
Or«*gou. on
oil
' ’ IsMl,
1 .■* ' 4 I i viz:
■ i V■ .J«
I .....
O Huggimi
II.............
MoU'lay. July 2«.
ss«* R.
h»»iii* *1» a«l . ntiy No. 1,01. t.,r th» *1.» of
\u I
’» "I M *4.
NW14
NW»4»ind
ftk..
NL. ot NW 14 ot NW >4 of >. ,* L 1 I-
*
R3 W. W . M.
*
’ 1
•
lb- nniucK th«- following uitip-^.«-. t'-¡n< t«
fi i •• <■'ml i ft u< .in» r» >)«!• !)<•«• upon an«! «ut va-
f ion of ¡utili land, viz: « h. R.-« «i. R. s jiu
lai». II. Allis. fi and A. « ¡irt. r. ali ot .!»<« g.<,
\ al»-, .la«'k*»»n count x. (>i. g,m.
JOHN II. SHI l’E. R. gist. r.
o IKL
PURE COD LIVER OIL
^liiea' Furnishing Goois,
THE WOMEN OF ORECON
J- CT’7301
Coughs, Colds. Influpnta. Bronchitis,
_ Hoarseness. Whooping Cough.Croup.
Sore Throat. Asthma. • 1 r- 'v af! • ?.< •*> of the
Throat, Lunqs « J Chest.
i . x Consumption.
Speedy and j < r nuH'; ut. (*rr.uii:c -
EuttS.”
W
y y EAL™
------- -- -------- IWithnot Health < »ti­
ll not be cniuyed.
54 ‘ H* Twp37 s.
Notice of Publication.
Apples, Peaches, Peets, ZCherrks
Almonds, Plumbs, Nectarines,
Quinces, Apricots,
Walnuts,
Blackberries,
Strawberries, Currants,
Raspberries, Coosebcrrics -
and Crapes,
SCROFULA
'4 ”t bE'4
H» nam» s th»* following w hni ^scs t<» pr«»vr
Ins c«»ntmunii* r« si«i< nc<- upon un<icultivation
of -aid •atbl vi/.; Eiank Lorain, Loins Hu-
I»« i ». r.. .ho • b- an«! J . j. K« nn< v. ail of Jaek-
sonvilh*, Ja< kson <*<>unt j < iregun
_____
JOHN fl. sill PÊ.IhgjMer.
SMALL FRUI1S, ROSES
AND SHRUBS.
M oore ' s R evealed
R emedy
j
\’| X
j/1.', w
HEALTH
HEUMATIC PAINS
FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER,
N
YOU
THE LADIES
Zephyr Shawls,
L and O ffice at R okebcrg . O r .,!
Jun«* 9. JM‘,«1 f
OTH E IS HEREBY GIVEN I HAT THE
t«»lb>wiiur.iiMiti<<d M. filur hs- filed notice of
hi* hitur.tion to niak<* final ¡»nxit hi *ui«port of
hit» i laiiii. iinii that said proof wtII be inn«je b«--
tor« th»- jiKlg.- or clerk of tlu- ««»unit court oi
Grant's Fats. Oi
t-l MPSON.
GIVES
PULLMAN tiÜiW dUEPtM.
Child ran s Short Clothes,
Notice for Publication
NURSERY!
The Mt. Shasta Route.
HAMMON BROS.
I
LilV-ERSTDE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.’S LINE
IHFIMS' WARDROBES COUPLER.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ar* not “warranted to rvr»>* all claane«
of dl«ea«e«. hut only surti
mi
from a ditoordvred liver, viz:
result
Vertigo, Headache, Dyspepsia,
Fevers, Costiveness, Bilious
Colic, Flatulence, etc.
For the*4C they are not warranted in­
fallible, but are as nearly »:» u» tt K i»o««
•ible to make u remedy. Prire, 2ud«,
SOLO l.VERVWUEKE.
EVERY ONE SHOULD TRY
’T
X)
PERFECTION FOR THOSE )*HU WRITE RIPIDLY
ImiH"-:' .-* * lliakt th* !:* Fil-k -Î* 11.
-|>-,rt,
or bl-t
W *■ »ery Mnooth and *-v< -
»anipk---*
»sat FK KE on n«-eli*t of retam postai
\ a
for P P P P.r i.
DFDQV Jti
810 Broadway,
”Knn I Oi» W.,
New York.
THEREFOt
THEREFORE
USE
"-Pfunderjr^-^
'QRtfONBlOODlWliR
/.//, July i/, i>'Ji.
at th« lj»»ur of 2 o’ckxk of sai<l «lay. sell at
puiihc auct (oil t«> tli< higbot t»iiid« r *f«»r cash,
at the coun-h«»use d<»or in Ja< k*«-» ii \i;|<-. hi
Jack.<bn county, Oregon, the follow mg ’ de-
-• rib«-d premises, to-wit;
Th«- undivided one-halt inf «rest in the
m»rth« ast quarter ot th«- M»uth< aM «¡uarti rot
-«itiou thirtj-fivv. i5 township thirlv-six
w* •»«•uth. rang» 2 w « m of Wi inm«tt<- m«'r di-
an—timber land.
All I»« longing to the <stat» of Samur! Cen­
ter. d«’< ea-« «1. ami situated in Ja« ks«m count v
Oregon.
T. M. CENTER.
A’lminiMrat*-r of «-stateof Samuel Center
Dated this luihof June.'
Citation
In th«’C.mnty < «»urt of th»* State of Ortyrou
1«»r tiw County of Jaek* >n.
In th«- matter of the «*stafeof .h lm F. R >*>.
th-ci’awd. citation:
r • Mary Htanl. y. Jenui« B. K«ain< *. Abar ta
I>a\ '. L'w:* G. R«.ss. Ad» lint *« Imrtt. «o <>.
B
I h<>> D. R«>ss. Minnie <iiiitiingiiam
an<i John E. Ross, Jr.. anti all othorb int«-r-
• >t«xi m th« sani » stat« . Gr» < t ng
|N THE NAME <»t J HF>1 A i 4. ÓF OREGON
I \ «ai ar» Io i < l>y < all««! ami !< tjulr» <i t<. ap-
p«*ar in the ( ounty C ourt <»i th« >tate ot <»ru-
1 giziL tor the County ot Jackson, at tin < < urt
K.ioin then-«»!, at Ja« ksoiivilte. iu the Coirnty
<>t Ja« kson. on Tuc-sday. th»- ’.th «lay of Ju.y
1*4*1, at in «»’clock in tlu forenoon of
that day, tio’ii ami ther«- t»» show cause, it
any. w l.y un order slu.uld n<«t be madv.’by
this ««>ur I. for Hu ad in i ii ist rat ri x of sai «i « state*
to sell tli« i r« um.es named m h< r petition
h« i«'IIi til«-«!, to-wit.
N u.4»t Donatton Mud Ciglia No. 67 in Twr
». sont h. <it range 2 W.
Al*<* tin f (actional E
of N W i« of
. i
m baine t«.w nstiip ami range, la*ing the un*«' d
|‘<‘ili *n«'i (»«»nation Lami < -a ni N- ! »«•!.-
taming 41 > acres.
Also th«* N U ot lots 1 X 3. A. ft. iind W u .»f
til«’ N u >4 of S4 1 . p, n iwp X n , »1 rxiiK«*
2 W.
Ata«» E U of the N E *>4 ot sec. 12 ILI tM p 3*
s. rang«-.» W .
Belonging to the estate of John E. Russ.
deceit sed.
WitnctiM. *.th. “
H«»n. .latnes R. N» il .Jud#« <t
tlu- county court
:::t <>1 the Mat» «if <»#g. n, f«>i
the county of Ja» kson. with tin s< al < t >a:d
Çjiirt afhxcii. this 2Uthday of May. A. D.
MAX Ml LLER. < :< »k
#fsr0R£F!,
I lms the best helper to Health and the quickest
. me • *n Earth. Use it iu time for all diseases o!
the Stomach, Liver. Kulnevs and Skink It
cur« s Rh«’umatism, Malaria. Coated Tonquc
and llc.’d.i* he, relieves Constipation. Bilious-
t)«’s<- and Dvspepsia. drives all impurities out oi
I
Sore«. The Busin«
tven buv it. the \\-rkinRtnen use
tlu 1 < ! s
tak«’ t th<’ < hihlrrn • rv f«»r it and th« 1 trrneis
®av it is th< ir b< . h. .<¡01 preset\cr.
Sold even where, ¿i-oo a botWe; six for Ss-^0
Seeing is Believing.
PtjZJ CATARRH
Ahcumatism, Neuralgia. Com*
,
HEADACHE, And ALL PAIN.
The Oaliferala Poiitire md Negative
ELECTRIC COUGH CUR1
CUfitt COLDS. CROUP. C0WIP1 IOS.
Bold by all Drufgut«.
Eaeh 25c, 50c A i
Well Drilling and Pros­ fieraeinaar
& Co Prop'*- Lm Angel««. O*I
pecting.
he cndeksigned . having become INTERNATIONAL
HOTEL
-«»I«* proprietor <>t l)<>«ige Briwi.' w« ll-«lriliing
T business.
resp«*etfnily aimounci’s that lie is
Cor* 3d and E Straeta,
n«»w pri pared t<» do all work in Ills line in a
first-class mann« r and at a ri asonable rate.
PORTLAND, <)R.,
I will also tak«’ contracts for prospecting
pli.ci-r mines. The capacity of my marhinv is
id". fv<’t. I refer to flu work I have previously
Containing 120 Rooms, w. II lurn -»lud.
don*’ in «litTeient portions of the valley.
•
Satisfaction gnarunl^cd.
Tint following remarks from W. H.
----- THE BEST-----
F<>r t ii* (hei pai
iuldr«‘S8
Mills, land agent of the S. P., bits this
P. DODGE. WHt^jr«!
section «o «ell that we reprint it : “Peo­
ONE DOLLAR PCR OAY KCUSE
ple ought to Itegili to ri ’iliz • «<■ do not
IN THE STATE.
itice to Contractors
wan' in California the same class of im-
niig*ants that is drawn to other western
states. IVe cannot advocate the ad^ S ealed proposals will be keceivel
|No Chinese t ii.ph»y < n 1 and n<> deviation In
vantages of California for general iarAl- O by tin- Board of Dir»*ctors of School Dis­ Cl Narirf*«.
trict No. 4'' ot M»*»H<»nl. Jackson cotintv,
»als 25 ernt«; l<xlg:nir 25 c<*Lth to 5<» eents
ing; we want specialists. The man who Oregon, until June 27. 1*91. at 12o’cl<M-k M .
comes here wants $2000 at least, not to for the < r»’<’tion and «‘omph tion of a new
buy land only, for they can buy land s<-bool ii »u«‘in M<*dtord, in ac4*<»nianc<* with
plans ami spécifications to be on file June 1st.
cheap enough, but to put on trie land 1*^1. at th. stor.* of I A. Webb. M.dford,
after he gets it. There is a steady in­ Oregon. Cont rartora will be ri*quired to give
quiry for California lands,
liming ample honds for the <*«»mph*tion ot contract, ELECTRIC BELT™“01
subject to approval lg> the Board of Directors.
Owing t*• ilie gr« \ sue.
March we sold |49,000 woitb of lands, Buildhnr to I»»- ot wood on brick ami stone
more than for many months before.’’
foundation. The dir»*vtors nwrvo th«’ right
. Jyjlfrlrclric ftux'M n-««»r> Belt. wo
. frt i i
to reject anv and all bids. Dated May 27,1SVJ.
» #1 w hi«’h iiiftk* it the cheap
M. Pl’KDIN.
HI I 1 •’* GJ*
Chairman Board of Directors
V. S. anti superior tn <»11 j « th ^ : ¡< h ar»
• • - from
-
• ’ t - ■ • I
1’rCP I*'
ii
^^V toVr«-at
f.
’.ar
forSli.T’rilKH.lM ¡’ f rnlO
*.»< ■'
I ti'.<!*>t»i«* tA » i
'.»N
Addr« k *. California Klrettic B* !• J • '■■■■'
I
*<1 Jritr-.x,«! vita
Ch»*n Bub.» •*■'••' '*
' * •’ • ?"i’ix
Hau FrsiM-laCv-4
. call ■' "(»•
-
u vrk iii'luatii«iii»!y,
Whi n she *xs a Chil l, sh* «-ri»-! fo. C .doria,
iH.ii.xnfi.l liollto«. a
»•.j wt|. ..,* fiiúnah
nt?
When she became M;s<. she clung to x'astoria.
an *nni flirt
P
' I to» ; totl'l qlri* Ito
A Co‘f
.!• creí or muiity I
When she had < hihln-n, she gave th
Caitorto
io Spruce
. ___ j«n|>l«»yn « ni n laig*
NowMp.ii
<r
Advert
lèi
ng
I
• i :i»ti|!» •%<-»«*» ' |t»^|.
Street», v* hen’a«iv<— “*
A 1.1^75’.
a ' ti L i A u » M **4nC-
'ree 2 ites to and from the Hotel.
^**1 ' *
THIS FAFEHfci-i.V—
And the beet lamp
ever made, like Alad­
din e of old, “a won­
derful lamp’” A lamp
absolutely non-
eiploatveand un­
breakable, which
Rives a clear, aoft,
brilliant whit© light
of «5 can Uh you erf
Purer and brighter
than gaa light, aofter
than electric light,
more cheerful than
eitherl That lamp is
“The Rochester.’
And with it there is no smoke, no an-*!!.
no brohen cblmnf >^. no flickering, no sweating,
no climbing up of the flame, no ‘t-ntrume
nor annoyance of any kind, and it never
needa trimming Its founts *<nl reaervone
being tough rolled seamlees braes, with cen­
tral draft, it is ^bsolutrlj uubreakablc,
snd ss »aft as a tallow candlt
Only five years old and
'"I/!’.
, r
lamp.
i . d . It must t'C a GOOD lamp to
make such a telhr.g auccees
Indeed it ia.
for lamri may con e and larnpe may go, but
the • Rochester ahines on forever!
We
make overs ooo artistic varieties Hanging
a.id Table Lampe. Banquet Study. Vase and
Piano Lamps every klw<1, in Lror.re. Por­
celain. Brass, Niukel and Black V/rcught Iron
Ask the lamp dealer for it
Lock for the
trade mark atarnp ’Tn< Ro< nr»Trn
If he
hasn't lhe cenvi' f Rochester and the style you
want, or if no lamn-store is near, send to us
for free illustrated catalogue (and reduced
(rice-list), and we will box and eend you nny
arr.p aafely t y exprr? v !
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