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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, I’lilOAY, SEPTEMBER lit, 13!ll.
VOL. XXI
OFFICIAL ülRûUrORY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FRANK GALLOWAY.
STATE OF OREGON.
C.S S«*n;Uurs, J. H. Mituh«*ll. J. N. Dolph;
O>nicr«*ssmaii, B. Hurmttnn; G>»v«*rn<»r, S. I’t n-
n«>y«*r; S«*vr«*fary <»t Mat«*, Georg«* W. Mc-
llri«i«*; Slat«* Tr«*a«ur<*r, Pilli M< t». iian Slate
Pnnler.F.
Bak« r; Supt. Pub1'«* lmitru«-ti«>n,
E. B. M' EIr >y; Supruiu«- Judge», K. S. Strahan,
Chief Justicc.W. P. L«»r*l, K.S. Bean.
riHST
NOTARY PUBLIC,
MANUEACTUHER OF
Cnuipriaiug Jacks«>ii, J«>.*4«*plntiv, L«k<* ami
Klamath «munti«*» Circuit Judge, L. it. Web­
ster, District Attorney, W. M. « '«»Ivor.
REAL ESTATE AGENT I
JACKSON C«>VN l Y
Abstracts Made of Titles to
Lands.
Senator, Th«*»>. < ain«*r »n; H *|>r«*»entaflv«*s,
S. Furry. J. W. M«*rntt, J. >1. M«*« «il; ('uunty
Judge, J. R. Null; <’«>iiiiiii»»i«ui«*r< C. W. lay.
or. Ik*n. Haymond; Clerk. M. Muller;Sheriff. J.
G. Bird»«*y; Ht*vurdcr, W. M. H«>im«>, Tr«*a$»-
ur«*r, G. n. Bh>«»m«*r; A.».»«*» «>r, I. L. Hamilton;
fivh«H>l Superi ut cmicuf, C- .». Prie«*: Surveyor,
P. Applegate; C.»r«m« r, J. S. Par»«>n; St«M*k
liiMpvi'lor, W. F. Songer.
jo » eh » ii * e u««VN rv.
Joint Senator, W. M. Clair; R* |»r«*sentalive,
H. B. Miller; County Ju«ig<*, v*. Cuivig; Com-
uaiSNl«>nvra, C. O. Big«*!«»u, i*. Han.»en;Clerk, <*.
K. Chau»l«»r; Sheriff. Jam«*» « '. M »».»; l'reiuutr-
cr, J. W »H I'I.
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I. < li.il *u<«li;
Seh«M»| fiup«*rinl«*n'l'*nt, W. A Ma»»ie; Su—*ey-
vr, C. W. Hav« u»; C«»r«uier. Dr. Wallace.
LEGAL DOCUMENTS
Ot all kind» «irawn up, «*sp< <*iallv p<*rtaiiiiiig
to the nett lenient of estate*.
(vllrrter of lnouiib. Prompt Remiltunrci.
MONEY LOANED.
Investment S«*curtth s h spcciulty. Jackson
C<»unt\ S< up H<»nght am! S«»l«l.
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. of
I have ...........
h eoiiiplct«-Het
<>t Maps
• all theSur-
count),
vcyeil l.amisinthis
*
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------ ami rcceiv«* Ab-
•ptlily from Roseburg of all new
»tracts in««L
de. . _ I am
entriv* uiadu
__ thus pr«‘pai*f*d to milk«*
«»nt i<«»in«*stcHii and l>rv-«*iiipt.i<»n papers, and
cun save t<» parti«*» th«* expense <«f a trip to
Roscburu Land Office.
KLAMATH "HMY
Joint S«*nal«»r, < . A. « "g»w«*ii ««I Ltk«*; Rep-
r«*tH*ntative. A. Simivr *»1 Lake; County Ju«ig«*,
J. S. Orr; C«>m«nsA»i»m« r», H. Ii. < «»iiipaoti,
C. fi. fiilver», l ierk. A. !.. 1. «vili; fihenff, E.
W. Gowan; Tr«*u.-ui« r. Win. IT H<»we; A-»« h -
s«»r, John Smart; .»ubooi Superintendent, V. L.
Fountain,Surveyor, ¡.»a Leakeurd; Coroner, J.
T. Furb«».
LAKS VOL’MTY.
Joint Senator. C. A. Cogswell of luike* Hep-
reMenfativ<*. A. Snider; County Judge, W. A.
Wilshire; C>>mmi».»i«m«*r», A. V . Lan«*, Geo. M. I
Jon«*»: Cierk. W. N. Sutton; Sheriff, W. P.Hrry-
for«i Lr«*a.»ur«*r. A. Mel ali« n; Scnooi Superiti- I
temient, A. it. Fisher: Assessor, J. E. Me- I
Donough; St«K*k Inspcvi«>r, D. R. Jon«*s.
MUTUKi or COURTS, ETC.
Th«» supreme court ot Oregon meets at
Salem, r«*guiar terms c«>minencitig <»n tii«- tirst '
Morntays m March and i»ctot»«*r; also al Pen- I
dlct«»u, commencing .m first M<»nday in May. r
The circuit court t«»r f h«* first judicial district
sits ui JndUH»ii county «>n tirst .Mon«iays tn
April, September and l>«*ccmb« r. In Klamath
c«»untj on s«*cond M«»uday in June an i first '
Monday m N«»v«*mber. In Lak«* county <m the I
.nini M«m«it*y m May and th«- •««•« un«l Mondaj 1
‘
' ..... v«>uuly
....»>».Iv on
,,i, lir*«t
fn-Jt
in October, iu Joaepliim*
Mondays hi March ami Augu.-i.
For Jackstni county tnv county, probate ami
u«»iuiuiMiotierH' courts me« t t very month,
coiniiienc'ng with III«- first Monday; tor Jos«*.
pUinc county, the tirst Monday in January.
April, July an«i S.*pteiui»«*r; !«»r i.aKt/ eounty,
every aitvruat«* month, commencing the first
Monday tn January. I r Kiaiualii county tbe
ttrst Wtsinestlay .u Marell, June. >epte*rber
i
uud November.
W. H. PARKER,
ATTOHXKY AND CorNSKLGH AT LAW.
Jitckiunrillr tfr.
Ten years* esperirne«* in Probat« pnwtlv«*.
FRANCIS FITCH,
ATroHNEY a N ü COl'NSELOH AT LAW,
Mnlfefil OrrijDH
WM. M. COLVIC.
ATTORNEY AN D <’• iE NM I.i »R
\i
MISCELLANEOU
SILAS J. DAY,
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>1 «-<Hoi*<l
IVDH IAI. DISTHUT.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
for thef.L, imitations and substi­
tutes, they "ufw poor stuff at the
best and increase your misery.
Take Simmons Liver R. vulator
only. You will know it by the
large red Z on tbe Lee cf every
package and by t ie i\ lief it gives
when taken fur Dyspepsia, Indi­
gestion, Constipation, Biliousness
and Sick Headache.
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BAVK __________
OEVERAU ____
TINA. ___
ZAHMS
__ AMD
JOTHW
L esi KA hi .r: hk «> pki < ty in my
HANDS roil SALE.
ZE^I’rompt reply math* to all »etter«.
Charges m aeconlanee with th«* times.
Re fers, by permission to C. C. Be« k man. H h «|.,
Banker; !«• Hon. L R. Webster, Judge of this
judicial district, and to any business house In
Jacksonville.
SILAS J. DAY.
View ot Fence in Position.
It’s Especially adapted for Farms, Ranches, Orchards, Gardens and Law
NEAT.
DURABLE. STRONG AND CHEAP.
BEEKMAN & REAMES’
BANKING HOUSE,
Tll/r SIMMONS
#Kr WVBR
Successors lo C. C. BsekinaiTs Bank, I nllLREGULATOR
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE
CUCUMBER
I)
l‘ï
ELDER FLOWER
Short I^ine to Ciilil'orniti
FREICHTS & FARES THE LOWEST
WOODBURN NURSERY
NE PLUS ULTRA.
P. P. PRIM,
ATTORNEY AND COL’NSELoR AT LAW.
Jacknonritlr, ifrrijon.
Fill practice in all court*of tin- State.
iu the Court House, third door to left ot «. n-
trance.
R. NEIL,
4TTOKNEV A.ND COCNHgLOH AT LAW.
JackeuHVtlle, Or.
•/«•eksoMvitls, Or.
Will practice in ail court* ot tbe State,
iti Urti»'» brick. u|M»taira.
ROBERT C. SMITH,
XTTUKNKY ANI» COI NSELOK AT LAW,
l‘aeet Orryon
O.n. «■ III laiyion * Co.'» brick. upstairs.
ROBERT A. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AND COL’NSELOR AT LAW,
’/•rA'ftoarilfr, Or.
Rfftce m building formerly occupied by Dr.
Will J acks« «ti.
MORRIS M.
HARKNESS,
attohnet andcocnsklok at
LAW,
i >mee in Ahlfs inil Idi rnr. Front St ree
W. 8. Jone*. M. I>.
COLE A JOMES,
P II Y S H I A N S
AND
» I* K G E O N S.
Mrdfrd, Oreynf.
St»«s*fal attention paid to chronic dK« as«s*
ami d:s« as«*a of women.
J. F. RICKENBACH, M. D.
PHYSICIAN ANI» Sl JtGEON.
•farii^onrillr. tfr.
Has ha«I rtf t«*cn y ears’ •*xp«*rh nr«* :n hospital
ami private pra«*liv«*. Ulh«*r at the I'. 8. H«»t« I,
O. F. DEMOREST,
RESIDENT
Ü R X T I H T,
CEO.
DE BAR, M. D.,
AND 8 U K G K O N.
Ja« lkM>a«ille, Bregón.
•H||«*e and r«t?dcn«*e on California fitr«*«*t.
Calin attended pr«»inpt'y day or flight.
J. 8. WAIT, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN
ANI» Sl'KGEONj
Mi*tifoni, OrrftOa c,
E. P. CLARY, M. D.-
PHYdlCiAXAND 8 IT H G E o N.
Ncdforil, Oregon.
Keahlenr«* on <
fit r«H.*t
P H Y fi 1 C I A N A N D fi T K O E < » N. I
Med forti, Brcgon.
L^JIa pr«>inpl y Att«*nd«*d to Day or Night.
Office on B «trevi.
r H r » ICI A N AND S I Illi RH N,
*l»*«lf<»r«l. Oresss.
Umcv !■ WiHiamn Krick Building. un-stair».
FRUIT TREES à SHRUBBERY,
CAPITAL STOCK. $500,000.
Ul\
WM. ULRICH District Agent.
tfGO.OOO.oo
MEDFORD OREGON
TOLO!
TOLO!
Tolo Townsite and Milling Co.
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■REVOLVERS*
■
TAKE PUBLIC NOTICE
¡THE OREGON LAND CO
E Ñ:
* Oilic-o nt >»ril<‘iii, <>«•«• '¿o it
TILE FÜR SALE.
ST. MARY’S ACADEMY,
SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES.
S
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
Cmlral f*oisi, Oregon.
('alia promptly at t.*n«l««l to «lav or niaht.
DEAFNESS,
DR. D. C. TERRY,
PHYSICIAN A N I» S C KU EUN.
tonimi Point, ttrryon.
C mi I. promptly att-nd.-d to dm or nltrht.
O
63 Front Street, Portland, Oregon
G. ELKSNAT,
l.X'ilNKU;
M»*«lf.»rd. f *reg« »n.
S irv« ying ««I all kin«b <|«ai. in a llrM-vlasi*
umili« r sud at r« hmhih I» « : .»r» <«
Special attente.n paid t«> runmng *Iit« le -
Humes. « miim I m . vt<*.
*
•■***’’ ■* •'r* * *'*■** x<*
The Fanners and Merchants Insurance Company.
SEND FOR PAMPHLETS. MAPS ? PRICE LIST.
R. PRYCE, M. D.,
T>t$
PAPER •.*
J gge AV KR A
T
Tiling1 of All Kinds
E. B. PICKEL, M. D.,
CIXII.
TBUIT TREES
II
OIBce on Main street, in <’hihlers’ b'.iildmg.
Calli« promptly hi tend«»I to, dav ami night.
Office Ln Hamlin** Block.
The Druggist ••
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CHOICE LAND FOR SALE!
Jlrdford Orrg«»h.
P il Y fi I C 1 A N
FACE BLEACH.
GOOD LICK WASHING MACHINE,
T’ VIIN
Hrant*» fnar, Orryan,
G. II. Cole. M. D.
,"’2 J. C. CARSON,
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS
H. K. HANNA,
rraHNRV AMD *•«•»« «M^V» • »w
lira nt'•
Sample Boule
Sash. Doors, Blinds
Will practice in all court*of th« State.
In the Court House, tirst dour to lett
trance.
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An Insane Railroad Man.
By r-*as«»!i of his insanity, B. J. Pvngra,
tii«* w«*ll-kn«)\vn ruilruaJ man, lias l>e<*n ad­
judged insane by tii«* county court of Lan«*
••«»uiity. It i.» »ai'i that ii«* was att««iii|>ting to
squander bis property and means and neg-
l.*ctc«i t«> l«»«»k uft«*r th«* interests of him»«-lf
and th«»*»* of his family. Hu was brought to
th«» asylum by James E. Noland ami George
F. ( rone*, lb* is seventy years of ag«* uud
this is tils fir»t attack. It has be«*n gradu­
ally been growing worse for sometime uud is
»uppos<*d to !»<• «*auw*«i i»y mental overwork.
'I’ln* idea "f sacriifcing his wife from religi­
ous motives is one of tie* wild notions that
fill his shatter«*«! mind. He is insane on
spiritual matters, and the once-i«owerful
nund now wrestles with visionary railroads
and other gigantic schemes. Just now lie
is oecupietl with a scheme for thirteen rail-
roa.l lines «•♦•nt«*rihg in Springfield, Laue
«•ounty, and winces hi& insanity in liis pecu­
liar and improbable ¡»Ians for their con­
st ruction. Th«* mind that helped accumu­
late a fortun«* for it.W ¡»osseasor anti which
ha» HU<*«*«*s»fully directed the management of
big <*nt«*rpri»«*» is n*»w grappling with fantas-
ii* al i«l««as .»f inventing r« markable inq»ossi-
bilities. Thu insane man imagines himself
the bearer «»f a revelation from God to th«
worhl t«» lie communicated through th«*
crowned heads of the world. And in view
of this he ha» ¡dunned *to make Bpringfluld,
bis former horn«», the center of gr«*at intelli­
gence. an«l intends t«> build th«*re a great
tub«*rnael««, ami for that purpose has ordere«!
vast quantiti»*s of machinery for sawing
iumlx'r. H«* has also gotten up imaginary
cxcursi<»n» t« Springfield ami has mad«*
great <*X|M*n«litur«‘S f«»r «*nt«*rtainiug imagi­
nary excursionists, ami for tb«*ir Ix-nefit be
1 urcUuse.j large «¡uuntities of pies, cakes,
•)tc. Mr. P'-ngra has been for many y«*«*rs
prominent in uffutrs of importance t«» Ore­
gon. [Salem Statesman.
To Subscribers. Old aud New.
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN . In presenting the cash to (he supre e
I court another diacuaaion arose between
EARLY DAYS OF OREGON.
A
TOAST RKHPONDKl» to BY HON. P, r.
TRIM AT THE PIONEER REt NION
AT ASHLAND KEPT. 10, 184J1.
In respun ling to the toast jn«t pro-
¡g>aed it may be suggested that tbe pio­
neers ol Oregon, and especially of soutli-
etn Oregon, tnet with many diffictiifieH
in the administration of justice, as well
as in other affairs, owing to the peculiar
Htatus of the country at the time of its
early settlement. Prior to 1852 this ¡»art
of the stale was uninhabited, except bv
savage Indians. In 1851 and 1852 rich
gold mines were discovered in Jackson­
ville and vicinity, which caused a large
rmniber of people, consisting of miners,
packers, traders and gamblers, to assem­
ble at that point. At that lime there
was no county organization in this end
of the state, consequently there were no
courts in existence for the redress of
public u rungs or civil injuries.
Here
was a section of country in which a
tiiousaud or fifteen hundred people had
assembled, who were engaged in locat­
ing mining and land claims and in other
exciting purMDts connected therewith,
without law, or officers to enforce its in­
fraction
In this state of affairs a man by the
name of Brown, without sufficient provo
cation, shut and killed a miner. Here
was a serious emergency to be met—hu­
man life ha«i been wrongfully taken, and
no
officer
or
court
in
existence
with
authority
to
arreBt
atnl try
the
murderer.
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A meeting
of
the
people Mas called to determine how
tbe emergency should In* dealt with.
A court was immediately organized and
an officer appointed with authority to
a»rest ami try the said Brown lor the
alleged murder. One attorney was a|>-
pomted to prosecute the case and kn­
ottier to defend. A jury of twelve men
having been selected, the case was tried
hi accordancu with the ordinary forms of
law applicable to such cases. After
hearing the evidence ior ami against the
lefendant and the argument of counsel,
the def« ndant was found guilty of mur­
der in th«* tiist degree, and was sen­
tenc'd ami hung in pursuance of said
verdict.
counsel upon a legal question, Mi. Ja­
coba asserting the law to be one way and
Kenney another. In the discussion of
the proposition Mr. Jacobs, becoming a
little animated, inadvertently remarked
that he would l>et that the law was as he
had stated it to t»e, to which Mr. Kenney
replied, as quick as thought, by asking
him how much he would bet on the
proposition, at tbe same time throwing
upon the judge’s table three fifty-dollar
slugs, calling U|»on Mr. Ja<*obs to hack
hi* judgment with that amount. Jacobs
being an emigrant who had just crossed
the plains, was broke and could not for­
tify bis tKjsition in that manner. The
authority to which he referred living
against him, the point was decided ad­
versely to him. The supreme court re­
versed the judgment of tiie alcalde court
and restored
the mining claim to
Springer.
I have presented ymi with a short his­
tory of these two cases to enable you to
belter understand how justice was ad­
ministered in tbe early days of Oregon.
One of them was a criminal case of the
highest grade, in which tiie life of tiie
offender was involved, and the other was
a civil action involving a mining claim
of tiie probable value of $4.000 or $5,(XX).
Tiie time consumed in the creation and
organization of tiie courts and in tiie
trial and disjKjsition of these cases did
not exceed eight or ten «lavs.
It siiows tiiat justice was administered
in those «lays promptly and with cer­
tainty, and that the early pioneers of this
country were equal to any emergency.
THE SETTLERS MUST GO.
Washington, Sept. 10.—Secretary N q -
ule to-day decided a case that has been
long ¡»ending, aud which is very impor­
tant to many people in Oregon. Several
months ago in these columns was given
a histoiy of the struggle of swamp lands
in the Lakeview district, mostly located
in or adjacent to lakes Harney and Mal­
heur. These lands were given to the
state under the swamp-land act and sold
to different purchasers who claimed
them.
Notwithstanding this, settlers
went uj»un the lands ami endeavored to
prove that they were not swamp lands.
The purchasers were subjected to a great
deal ot in convenience, the property de­
stroyed ami the claimants proved them­
selves generally reckless. When ths
claims weie made special agentB were
sent out. and five different agents at
three different tunes went out aud re-
I»orted that the Lends were swamps.
The contests, however, had been initia­
ted, aud having been deuied, the claim­
ants appealed, asking (or a hearing
and trial of «*och separate tract. This
Secretary Noble refuses to grant. He
says both tbe interior department and
state department have agree«I upon what
was swamp, and ail tiie «¡»ecial agents'
reports have agreed ii|»ou the same ba­
sis, aud therefore the hearings must ba
tienied. Of the original lists there were
97,641 acres in the Lakeview district
winch were certified - ----
and
— approved
r.v««rx. • in
—
18>2. In 1883
18S3 tiie
the list
Lst was set amh
I m and
aside
an investigation ordere«! and a new list
prepared. ('uder thia 11,962 acres were
patented to tire state,20,000 a«*res restored
to the public domain and 58,000 acres
«1« dared doubtful. Later 37,7.33 acres
were approw«l as swamp land and 16,•
00 I designated as swamp by tbe agent
were field up, because settlers occupied
the lands. It was out of this last lot
that the decision was rendered to-day,
which is hi favor of the state and the
¡»urchasers from the state.
Th«* "\V«*«kly Or«»goniau’’ is the great
•J i k Ntw N aw .—If there ib a n tub-
u.-rkly «»f ih«« uortliucMt. Thvr«.* is no week­
Aiueiican reader of this paper who is
ly published on th«' Pacific <*««ast, or auy-
not proud of tiie white squadron then he
\v!i« rv «1**«*, thiit furnishes readers a fuller
ib not a true American, fora« the six new
«•"inp«*ii'liuin «»f all th«* news of the whole
J.
H.
ZEIL1N
&
Co.,
Ph
ila
J
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a,
Pa.
warships swung at their moorings in
vvihl than do«*s th«* ”W««ekiy Oregonian.”
JACKSONVILLE OR.
N«> «Hhor pap«*r give» such close attention to
Hampion Roads a few days ago they
Fa iil«..........
m*ws, especially to what i*»
formed a magnificent scene. The squad­
tr.ih-'l iring in ’h«* great northwest.
MRS. CRAHAM S
ron is directed by Admiral Walker, who
A •'hie (r«un its uu«*xcvllv'l n«*u features, a
J'HE I \DE.RSlGM.n HAVE FORMED A
I ’•IDI •
therefore just at present, though the
1 e«»partri« r**lup w iti« an aul ii r.z«-i capital of
larg«* number <»f special articli •, ¡»r*)|«un*«l
junior admiral ot the navy has the lar­
f.'Mjun, f.»r tin purp««*« of « ari y mg «n a Gcm*r-
f «r iis ct.lumnB by w«*ll-kn«»wu writer», ar«*
F ig i* reof M mlst .—Tiie fl2tir»*8 o!
«
al Banking Bimiii«-»* in all ««f it- branches in
gest command sli jat under our stare ami
publi-h« -'. «luring the year. It furnish«**
u
the actual yie «i «.«i ti.e i»reat fruit Ijelt of
Jark**««nvill«'. <>i« c «n. * ’Itic«- at the ohi alami
stripes. Tiie ships were anchored with
•h-Hrnptiv«« l«*tt«*r» fr«»m various porti«»ni s of
•M B«-« kniaii - Banking li««use. S. E. corner Ual-
the
United States exeje l tiie inoBt san-
• •ur ««wn country ami fr««iu foreign clinic ••», a*
the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius at the
itorniu ami Thin! -Irecta.
gtiine anticipation*. For Kansas tbe
well us st«»ri«*s, jxwtry
ami well Belt*
svle«*t«»l
BEEKMAN.
I •try and
end of the line and the flag-ship Chicago
president of th? Farmers* Alliance esti­
miscellany. Tb«*r«* is u d«.*¡iurtm«*nt inain-
THUS. G. REAMED.
at the other, with the Newark, Boston,
tained f««r th«* farmer, also for the woinen
mated the total yield at 42,000,000 bush­
Yorktown, Concord and Atlanta between
ami « hil'lrcn. All the advantages of a n« ws-
el*, and the agricultural department ¡>re-
them. Tiie "Baby," as the swift little
pap«*r <»f th«* first class are offered by “The
i. It ih now evident that
in this «onnection 1 wi!l relate the his­ torpedo boat Cushing is called, hugged dicted ♦»
It is not a cosmetic in tIi«* st ns. in wlii. li \V. «*kly <>r«*g«»nian. ’ N<> family in th«* entire
there will not tie len* than 70,000,000
STEAMER SAILING DATES.
tiiat t« rm is popularly used, but permanentl\ u«»rthw«***t • -.in aff »r«i t«» l»e without it. Ad- tory of a civii action in winch justice close into the shore and tiiere drop;>ed
t»« aiitifhs. It cr« ates a sott, »inooth. « l« ar. dr. -- t iia..i««Mx\ i’L BLisniNoCo., Portlan«!, was promptly administered, granting re­ her diminutive anchor. The wonderful bushel*. In Minnesota the estimate of
W’iitanwtte Vall< >. Saturday,Si*pt« int»«*r. .5 I Wiilann tt«* Vall«*y. V« «¡n«*<iay. Sept
'•
v« lvvty skin, and by dally us«* gradually inak< - Or«*g«»u.
Wii|am«*tt«* Valley, Monday, S«*pi«*iiib**r. U
Willamette Vall«*>. I i nlay. S« pt« ml«« r
I»
lief to an injured miner. During the speed of tiie Cushing, that excited ao the total y'«*U has risen to ‘>0,000,000
tiieeoinplvxion K« v«*ral siiadcN wlri. i . If i-
W'illamvtt«* Valley, Wetniesday. S« pt....... 23 ; Willamette Vnlh j , Saturday. S< pt« ml»« t. M
summer of 1852 a miner by tiie name of rriU' li comment after tier official trial a bushel*. The ee two Mates contribute«!
a constant i)r«>t«-4 ii«»n from tin* «tt« « t- «»!
in
fipringer located a valuable mining tliim year ago, ie still maintained, and a few to tiie largest crop of wheat which tbe
and « inti and |»r<-vents si n-iiiir n an«! fr« « kl« ».
Th«* c«>mpany rcMcrves the right to change saving «lates without notlc«*.
A Mystery.
and blackht ads « »II n« v. r com« while you
uii Jackson creek, and after making tiie
days ago her commander, Lieut. C. Me- country ba* yet raised—that of 1880—
-and-
H'-u
tb«*
human
system
ever
r«*c<»ver»
fr«»ni
it. It cleans«*» flic far«* tar t»ett«*r than - >a|
Trains connect with tbe<). A r. R. R. and River B«»ats at (Orvallis and Albany.
and water nourishes and buil«is up th«
>i th« kid • ff«<f> ««f tiie nauseous medicim*.- location accidentally shot himself, and Rea Winslow, who ie a eon of tiie Cant. only a little over 76,OB0,OO0 butdiele.
tissu» s and thus prevents tin foimatioii «4 •
n hl« i»ill> pour« <i ini*» it for the > u |« jh »» i - in const queuce of tiie wound inflicted Winslow tliat so gallantly captured the Fiu* year they uill yield at least 130,-
Train No. 3 will run r»i«**iays. Thursdays an»l Satur-la\». and-m mi riii*-iiai« I «\* wh» n
VINES AND SHRUBBERY
wrinkles. It giv« » the tresini« »«. el« arm — li\- !• Ii« f "1 «lv-q « pbia, liter complaint, <*uii- wa» unable lor several months to ¡>vr-
n«*c« ssar> . Train No. ♦ will run M mdays, Wedn«*»«lav s an I Fri lays, an I • »n »nt« t »a« •ii.«»'- «laj s
rebel cruiser Alabama in the old K. ar- 000,000 biiHhels, an increase of 71 ¡»er
and
smoothness
ol
skir.
tiiat
y«»u
lift«!
wh«
n
a
when n«*c«*HMary.
T. E. Il«»gg, Rteeiver.
Vi
iittl« »nr!. Every lady. y««unu or «»Id, ought t«« -ti|‘.iti"n, rh« umafism ami otbur uiloiunts, is furm the necessary work r< quired by tiie sarge in lstxl, sail that the Castung cent, over 1889. Let any tiling approach­
<»n the northwi mí roaat
H im * ir. HS it give» a llior«* > out litui app« Ml .11 ' •*. a mystery. Th«* mischief done by t»a«l m«*«li- local legulalK-ns to enable him to bold
ing to this rate uf increase apply to Iowa,
W. B. WEBSTER
C. C. HOCUE,
’«» any lady. and tiiat permanently. It r«»n- «•ii». *■ is -*ar-*« ly l«*»s than that caus«*«l by the claim, l he circumstances being gen­ could make even more than the twenty­ Nebraska, North an«!
»uth Dakota and
Gen’l F . A P. Ag t,»»rng«»« OevHiopment <’«>.,
linn I F. a I*. A<’t. « > P. R. R I '«»,
tour
knots
of
her
trial
ship,
xb her eng'nes
taiiis
n«»
acni.
pow«b
r
or
alkali,
ami
¡*
a**
•
li-ras«*.
It
th«*y
who
ar«*
weak,
bilious,
ii I Montgomery fit., fian Fran«*i»c«> Cal
‘ ’«»rv $J h». • )r»»R« »u.
harmless as «l«*w and as n■ «uri»Intig to tie- -kin <l\-|..'pti«*, ■ L-iipaf.-.l <»r rheumatic would erally known to tiie miners, were re- ran smoother as they wore a little. Ttie Washington. an«i we shall Fave a wheat
as dew is t«» tin ff »w« r I’HH i
H .«
• ti* n« i I» * gui«i«*«i by th«* experi^n-« "f in- gaided by them as sufficient to warrant little torpedo boat has wonderful hand­ crop nut only beyond any previous ex­
druggists and hair-dt•
is. or at Mr- <;« r-
perience, but greatly exceeding all tbe
vaise Graham's « stabii-inn« nt. Iu; P«»st mi ••« t. v i ids Uho have thoroughly t«*»’« «1 Hos* bis non-com ¡»lance with said 1 c.d regu­ ling properties, as’when going at full
PRICES:
i -M 'Him h llith r». they \\"Ul«i in every lations. Tiie honest, open-in arted min­ speed she ran come to a standstill inside estimates made of it. Tiie total crop of
.»an Franci»ro, win r<* »he tr« als laiib » t-.r ■
blemishes «»I the la«*«* or tigur« . Li«<ii>-- at a in-t.im••• • •I'tain th«* »¡H*«*<li«
ai«l «i«*rivablc ers, instead ol taking advantage of
1889 wa* 49
■
»'.'.«.'
Witti tiie
li» »t
-t aid
distance tr«-at« «I by l«1t« r >« i"i-iamp l«»r h« t lr«»m r.«ti«»nal im-dicatton. This medicine i* >pringei’ts iiiistortune, voluntarily con­ of a distance equal to her own length and I harvest ui two states already showing an
little ijook “HoW to be B« aul 11 u
a »' arching and at th«* same tini«* u tbor«»uxh- tributed the neces-arv mean» lor his sup­ can easily turn in tier tracks. The dy­ increase over 1 s» ’ of 54.000,000 bushels,
namite cruieer also excites a great »leal,
ly sat«* retu«*dy. derived froin wg«*tabl<*
mulini tree to any
K is surely within a modest range of pro­
»"ur«*«*». aud p<«sse»»iug iu C««li»f*«¡ll«*u«*e Ot port while in such Jisablrd condition, of curiosity every place tbe sq ladron
'ady on r«x*eipt <»f lUc« nt.- n stamp» t<> p.t\ 1« r its l$a»i> <»f pure spirits, ¡•ro|H*rtie* a.» a in tiie fad of that year a man by the
bability to look for a gain of l(jO,000,000
goes.
All
sorts
ol
ideas
as
to
tiie
manner
postage ami pack'ng. Lad« agent» want« •!
m«'di* inal stimulant n**t toll ««• f.'Uü'i iu the name ol Simms came out from the web­ she uses tiie high explosive are preva­ throughout tiie entire country, H ub
MRS. CRAHAM S
i’he un«Ier»ign«sl is now manufacturing a*
ilry local bitt«*r» t anti »tin.niant» <»ft«*u re­ foot cuuntiy, as it was called in those
would give a total wheat harvest for the
1NN7
»oil« d to by th»* d habilitated, d\»¡»« ¡«ti<- ami • lavs, with several cavuse horses loaded lent. Few people apparently realize Uuited States of 650.0u0.000 bushel*. At
th»* M«wduws Sawmill in .l;uk-«»n «■« un*\
that the huge case »4 dynamite is
languid.
itregon. thv
witti supplies ior the miners. In dis- thrown from the tubes that form the tin* average borne value of 1889 this
Cur«*» th«* worst cas«** of Fr<*< ki« >. >un-
posing ot bis cargo among them ire acci- guns of the Vesuvius by air pressure would mean a solid addition to th.
Manufacturer of
t>urn. Sailown«*»», Moth pnt<*li< -. Pimj .« < ami
Ex»-! utive Comuiittee Meeting.
'leniaily asc*eitained tiiat Springer’s mine that was so applied tiiat it gave no direct uraltii of the «• ■ h 11’y
al skin t»l«*m!sh«*s. I’m« t.
Harm.«*--
At a r<
ut luevtiug uf tli. ex. .-uuve eom- was liable to be jum|»ed on account of a shock to the explosive gelatin—yet such over the estimated value of that year's
ami • fTectivc. No Hamp'«* can l«c -etif. Lndj
PATENTED IN l*>*
agent«« Wu» t«*d.
mitt«'«* I the fi O. >. B. of A., h«*l«l at the non*perfurmance uf a certain amount of is the case
comparatively abundant crop. But tbe
by A.Vi.Will»<>n ««f Gr»*«*nh af. Kansa-. an«l w ,»i
fair grounds re^utly, G W. Biddle, presi** tai or required by tiie local regulations,
bushel ¡»rice at tiie farm of this year’s
««»i» «• «»•
saj to the public t hat we hav«* the
• 1« ut. I \\ . Van L»yke and F. T. Downing, anti pimped it. A suit wa* brought by
wheat yield is not likely to t>e Itelow a
ord«T»a bill of my preparations will hav« m • hr«'«*t"i*, \V. J. Plymale, secretary, w«*re
|
B
exkfith
or
H
oxtu
rLTt'KK
—
A
larn»-
Springer in tiie alcaide court against
dodar, and it is thus entirely within the
riatn«- a«ld«*d t«»lhts a<tv« rtm« u
Bpt mid »loxt lliir;ihl»' llnliinr
pres«*nt.
Mv
pn-para.ion«
»»•••
t«»*
To the er«'institu'e wax h»4d at Auburn, Cal., range of probability that ava nst a home
i^fitate, ami will put it agam-i an> «»th« r
I «ini Sla^-l* wa* app-.«int«* i .»iqM'hutondont Nituius to recover (lie claim.
sal«*druggist» In <’hi« iu;.» ami
laht week, at wl.ich Professor Wickson, value of $342,500,000 fur the crop of 18b9
•f ih«* »tub»*»; i.. 11. Auteurieth,"f Yreka, utter afiton.shment of every oneacquain
*
manufacture f«»r
al. i • I »••¡¡••r; B. W. D«-an, uhi«*f iDar»hul, ted with ti»e cucumstances, tiie case was of the Hgricnltural department, uiiiveiei- w* shall have a value of $(>.50,000,000 for
RAPIDITY AND GOOD WORK.
silk HUth«»rity to iq-j* «int t *ur a»sistants; decided hi favor of tiie jiim|»er by tiie ty of California, delivered an a l irees on tiiat of 1891. Tins would t>e an astound­
GENERAI. 1HTLDING MATERIAL.
J . 11. i‘"WLiuc. ti'-k«-! »«‘IL r ut main gut«»; a cable court.
The claim was a very tiie lienetits that the state had derived ing gain; yet it is hut part of the enor­
M. l’urk- y¡■»I«*, to re* <-ive tiuk«?ts at mam vamable one and was tiie only tiling in from horticulture. He quoted from the
mous profit which the country must reap
gat.-. ( ii «-. i'ritn, j *»vl -lurk, with autb'-nty
PRICE: <>1 MACHINE, si"."" Estimât«» ami price-list aent on application
otticial record of fruit ehipmente during tin* year from its harvest ot food pro­
to apj««»mt a»»i»tant»; L. T . Downing, pa­ tiie shape of pioj»erty owned by Springer.
< ’»I ' TRY oRBERs A SPECIALTY.
Dellvend to any :i«ldrc*.» in my district.
1S
‘
'O,
and
compared
the
same
with
those
Sptinger
iiad
remained
by
tiie
claim
ducts. Socially, financially and politi­
vilion niar»hal.
Factory at W« .«II«’ s Mi’I. Sal« sr«H»ms cor
In the year 18'.«» the cally, these figures will be found to have
A'ldr«*»s all urti« r» tu >um‘- Va'!« >. Oregon
An "fT**r w.i» r« « « iv«*«l from th«* Grant » ail summer, nursing ins wound and of former years
Third ami E »tr«-« t». Port lami. • »i • g«»n.
i»» l»uml t ? furm»U music «luring the luir watching bis claim, hoping toon to be shipments of fruit products of all k.tide a tremendous significance.
?175.
.J. II. WELCH.
able to work it. Tiie decision was gen- filled 16.1U4 cars, and were valued at
A | nr»«* • f il(M» f r y«*arlft»g trotters, half- ♦ rally regarded nut only as unjust, but ♦ 1'«,867,826. To show the increase in
TiiKRh is probably no fair-minded per­
mil«* h« ut». 2 in 3,was a«l«l»««l; also a purse of
an outrage upon common honesty. An tbe horticultural industry of the state tn
■ • ar reared in the
Recent:y the 1
5-1'iu f r »h i t .h»tan«••• h"i»« ».
the last two years, the professor com­ son in all tins broad land who will not
applicaiion
fur
a
new
trial
having
been
Jay B«*a«*h wa» app"inted chief judge ID
By the Tuoasand !
about two
made by Spr ngeran-1 peremptorily over- pared last year's shipments with those of generously admit that tiie duty of 4
th«* ruev »laud.
•'ludir.- *
W. F. READ, Pre.iii.iit.
I tr.ree OF
CEO. F. SIMPSON, Vi.. Fund, » I
werk« ..n !
ruled by tiiecuuit, Springer was without 1880, in which year only 545 cars of fruit cents on tin plate was to protect and de­
HE
FNDERSKiNED
l>
N<»W
TAKING
OR-
'i
t
trn
f«»*:r
«t.n»
th
velop the vast , ?
tin imnes in thia
COWAN , T reanursr
any lemedv. At that time 1 was not en­ products were shipped, an increase in
:t : h en
J. O. WRITSMAN , Ser.und M hi . hk '
d«*r* tiiroiigl» Ja« ks««n and Jos«-phin«* coun­
At the begin
S tatemi O hio , U liy of T oledo , i
country. Tiiat is why tbe consumers
the
decade
of
almost
3,000
per
cent.
This
I *rr the
ties for
»•»»r«*-
<Ji ihetr«» in! »I »iti.h Ii
gaged
in
tiie
practice
of
law,
but
in
min
­
Lc< a * Uoi srv,
(
■ - nd
were compiled to submit to an increase
kidney- refi»*-«- i top« ii.>nn th« r f
FliASK J UHENEÏ man« s oath lliât li­ li. ing upon a claim adjoining the one in enumeration in each instance does not
hr pa««e<! quictlv aw.iy Thu» eu •I the life
the
-eni
«r
¡•artii.
r
of
tiie
firm
of
F
J. UHEN- dispute, lhe n«xt day utter tiie trial include vegetables, which a«e properly in every article manufactured from tin
n
in
Cali
­
of «»tie of thr :». «< prominent i
winch
they use in tiieir bouse, in their
«•V A U". tl-'ing bii-in««*** ill tile city of Toledo, >11Higer came to me where I was at horticultural pnafnee; tint, large a« are
li he* un-
forma ” lake t ■■ » ii -. ohì - vi .
An$ ktn«l mis«*’! :n a ttrst-class Nunw*ry.
titnrh de-ith w.t- tiie r« -u t of ucgavling early
• ■••uiity alvi -late ab re.-aifi, au<l that »aid work and with tears in his eves begged the figures of 18SW, those tor the present shops and in their offices. During the
symp otnnof ktJncy
.t»r.
ilnu will ¡8iy th«* »um «»ï UNE HI NDKED
year promise t > be much greater. The • ivbate in congress it was claimed that
Tlu»»« wanting tr« «•» will <l«> well t<» «rive me
1 m >1.LA ì ; n b»r « ach aud every ca»e « f C a - me to take hold of his case and ende avor
—— IF* VOU ■
their«>r«l« r». a- I will ir«iitt-ant« «• »af i»fa« ti««n.
total shipments for the first seven niontlie tbe B:a< k Hdi country was one inex­
to
regain
his
cia.m
1
>r
him.
1
tried
to
1AKKU that cauuut I m * cured by the U&V of
are troubled with diat»e1r gravel, or any «le-
I warrant a'l my lfc< «. it pr«»p« rly car«»! f«»r.
of
1892, of citrus and deciduous frmts, haustible tin mine, tiiat tiie croppiugs
excuse
myself
by
ttlliug
him
tiiat
while
i>r
uria.
«rv
organs,
T«*rui»«»t
payiit'
iit
••»«»%.
Pi-tMlu«*«-
tak«
t»
at
ran^etnent
of
the
ki<hu*i
H all » C aiareu Ct be .
j
foot
up 57,014,000pounds, compared with took tiie shape almost uf wash boilers
duu't «irl.iv proper trt l u* ut i it »>a are
m>t«k« t prn • . IK»inn>s. ui l’«*a« li S«*«»! uant«*d.
the
right
and
justice
ot
tiie
case*
were
FLANK J. CHENEY.
V «I •• - dui’t
forced to give up your
A. S JOHNSON,
34,659,200 pounds during the same petiod and penny wiiislies, and tiiat in time tiie
Kw
rn
t««
bef»»r«*
uiv
ami
»ubscribvd
in
my
clear>y
with
him,
we
were
in
a
new
coun
­
wa»te your money on v» at HL - Imin»« nts
la« k*<»i»vilh*.Orvjfoii. Amr. I. I hh J.
ALBANY OlIHliOK.
l«rvs«*ii* •*, this Oth day of Decomber, try without law or legal courts, and that last season . The professor undertook to a hole country would i»e supplied with
and worse plaster«, but strike al it the* seat of
tbe various articles made uf tine metal
A. 1’. 1**0.
the tbscasr at ome bv n- im» t hr p rn «I« -t of all.
the only court clothed with authority to show how the fruit industry had bene­
known r« inr<hrs. th< << e r H- I or« k*. H Ki«t-
Dakota. Senator
A. W. GLEASON.
¡Hi
fited the state in the increase of taxable from tiie mines uf
try
his
c
ase
had
already
decided
against
nrv Tea It has sav« ’t ir hv< - ■ »f th *:i- «n«1»
Moudv, ui «South Dakota, grew so elo-
• mt: l i t i mt irt.it ... .A
propert}- which could l>e directly traced
A
him
and
that
there
was
no
appeal
from
T . X it . Purely . I
Notary Public.
qumt as verily to become lost in an in-
vegvtab’.r an! v ax l; tto t ake ftOOi( k-
Hall Catarrh Cur«* is tak«*n internally ami tiie judgment. The < 11 man looked like i to it. He took the official record of sev­
_ SMITH & WESSON _
age, 6 for f." <>« •
extiicabie tangle ui verbiage and Ixjmb-
act «lir •tly uh the blood ami mucous »ut- des|*air Hse.f, and with train streaming eral years, notably those of 187»;. 1886,
tiast. But it «lues strike one as being
of the systviu. fiend for testimonials dow n hi.» cheeks exr aimed : “Isitpof i and 1890, in nine counties where horti­
somewhat strange to hear tiie su|»enD*
sibie th« re is no remedy tor such a fla­ culture is the main interest. In these tendent ol tbo ilarney l'eak Tin Mining
■Id I'V 4| uitgist.-, 75-,
■ The Finest Small Arms Ever Manufactured.
grant wrong?” .Iu»t tiirn it flaslied across nine counties there was an increased
and Milling Conq»any announce that
r\
linn rant red
I"' /¡.i
vrn i g"- -i
.. - -
my
mind (iiat it was a fundamental valuation of $183 802,352 in fifteen years,
IN • If cut.
PiirchasiTS of property or Capital Stock of the
and of $107,719.578 in tiie last live years, ( •‘the «juestiuu we are trying to solve now
maxim
ot
the
law
tiiat
there
could
he
no
Mote
People
Wiiuted.
■ ACCURAC V.
'ijr
which may be tiaeed largely to the hor- ( is ‘can tin t>e found in commercial
There Is a demand for mor«« po(>ulati««n on wrong without a remedy. It also oc-
.
DURABILITY.
J,
These figures are quantities in tiie Black lliils.' M
■
EXCELLENCE of
this • -«a»t, yet mile»» the iucr«*a»«* iu ¡»«»¡«ula- ctirred to me at tiie same tunc tiiat tire ticultural industry.
_ WORKMANSHIP and
tioti i> composed of th«* useful i.nd arit-de- same ¡»ower tiiat nail created tiie alcalde suggestive of what may be achieved in
■
CONVENIENCE in
pciideut '!iu»>«*s We ur«* ia*tb*r off as w ure. « nut ami clothed it with original juris­ Oregon from tiie fru.t industry, which at
A t a lie eting of the executive com­
LOADING and SAFETY.
Uv want lion«* in this stat«« except they ar«* diction to try the case could create a prem-nt may l»e considered only ill its mittee ot the National Assuciation of
“ Beware of cheap iron imitations,
capitalist» or skilled ami industrious work­ court <! apin*als and clothe it witii suf- infancy.
Peino. ralic Clubs, it was decided to hold
g Send fcr Illustrated Catalogue and Price List toH
ers or «jumbiu«* in theinseh«*» both require­
fi« lent appeilaU* powers to correct errors
a convention sixty
date after the
Of the Frauchises anil Privileges granted to F. H. KOWE
ments. Tilers. dr«*m*s aud men h»<»king for
SMITH 4 WESSON,
_
O ne of the most imt»«»rtant matters national Democratic convention. It lias
■
s/ /. / V«. / / / / />. W f sx ■
c|«*rkshij»s and «*a»y pl.t• «•> would limltii«*m- commitlr«! by tiie trial court. 1 immedi­
August 7th, 1888,
discussed
by
the
Oregon
Press
Associa
­
also l»oen decided to oiganize a mission­
s«*lv«*s m. l».*tter off ««n tins coast than wn« r«* ately prepared a notice of appeal with a
th«*v‘•aiiie from. \V«*rk is as necessary in lung preamble curtaining substantially tion at Astoria was the subject of Ore­ ary club of blteen leading Democratic
By the incorporators of said company, now on tile at the
Uregon t«« In«* as anywb»*r«*, but the reward* (hr facts ui the case—thv judgment of gon’s representation at tiie Columbian oialurs connected with tiie national as­
of industry uml th«* opportunities of enjoy­ the court, tiie gioumls of error com exposition in 1893. It certainly is a mat­ sociation «Io will go to Chicago on
ifkcorder’s office, in Jacksonville Jackson Co
, Influenza. Bmnchltlt,
ing life are greater her«* than vise where.
hc-jplng Cough. Croup.
plained o', finally winding up by calling ter tiiat concerns tiie whole state, and it Set.teuilier 12. Aller a short stop there
Sore Throat. Asthma, ail «verv ..» • • • n of tl
a mine is’ meeting to be holden on tbe now looks veiy much as thougii tiie press a complete circuit of the north west will
Throat. Lunas .«nd Cr ost.n.' H < Cn.»s:imption.
poRSAI.r. \R‘»ET BH» ACRES OF EXTRA
T<»lo, Oregon, October 4, 1889.
¿peedy «Mulycimanrnt. < ««n..ne n^utd " I. EuUr.”|
« aim in dispute on a certain day named of tiie state would have to In nd its ener­ be ma le for the purpose of organizing
1 |ii;ilit> «»I ;itfi i< iiltui.»I bin«!, bring a part
Nearly Killed Hun.
<>! tii«• Hiram « •• v« r |h»nati<>H Lun«! Claim;
to consider w hat should be dune in the gies to building up public sentiment in the unorganized states.
Among the
Will Murray had a terrible fright .it Klam-
Ftitimt«-«! ai»«Hit '» milt s ti««m A-lilaml. *V< «»t a
its favor, or tiiere will be no Oregon ex­ speakers will be s.-veial candidates for
mi 1« <•-ntn « • ‘’iiti'nix. .la« kM««n rounty. Or« -
ath Hot Hprings one evening laat week. 11* case of Springer vs. Simms. Springei
hibit
at
Chicago.
Tiie
ytaturiun
says:
ir«»n. I l»« < »r.•* i «» ii A < ¡i»'t«ii iiia railroad ami
tbe s|H-akerstnp
Co. respondents bate
was «lisptfriiug in tne warm plunge lutli. was instructed to post the notice in sev­
Wr «H-nJlli«- niRrv'l.HH Fr«n h
tin* <>r«K<-n A < al'IorniH stag-,* road pass
which is made private by a six-foot fence eral c onspitu «us ¡«laces and to a k every “Tiie legislature having tailed; tiie IsM-n appointed in every county in the
K»m» I) IALTHOS frrr. »i I «
tlir«»u^li >ai*l ¡arid. Tin» tract «»t »ami is all A
scheme
of
county
asx'riations
having
( niteil States
Each county will beas-
when a friend, wh" is acquainted with Mur­ initier he saw to come to the inerting,
l«’Vlll gnu tilt*'«'t lint < M 1 If* will
N»>. I. 1« • p, bla< k l«»am h*»it«»m 'ami. bv’ng
n ’I ■<(!» DFharffva A EmiMlonn.
ray »retiring disp«»Mtion, put ou a lady s al'O to « mp:o.v Mr D M. Kenney to as­ proved abortive; tiie S ate B *ard of ><»-< d »10 lur the support ol tbe order
— WITH ITS—
< m <«f th« first < ¡aims M« itH*«l upon in R «gin*
« I HE M|-rmatorrht uA urlfut-t-le
ri v-i* vh IL v. All well supi»li«*<l with living
hat an«l |.... ped ««v- r th«* cm losure, Murray sist me in managing tiie esse. Tiiese Trade having been unsuccessful, it is for and lue propagation ot Democratic doc­
und
OHE Laat X l*«>r.
xvHti i . I ni* land will b«* *«»l«i m «|uantiti«*s to
saw a pair of mist hl«*voUb eyes ami the hat. •uggestioiis were strictly cartiedoui, an«i the state press to take tbe matter id
c-.
oiik
trine tbtuugh sub oiganizationa. Ques-
( ’f< in nd f>a v if a fis hrd.
suit pui< iia.*«*rs. F«»r t urili« r into' ination in-
In his effort t«» bid«* his nude condition he
hand. There is yet tun* to correct lii's- itons ol party ]>o!icy were warmly dis­
AllrewVON MOHL CO..
• juir«*ot E. .1, i A RI.» >W. Ashland, < ha*g«>n, or
r«*niainud under water so long that h« when the day arrived the miners were
Noir itaiftn AgrnU, < lucinuali, Ohio.
(In the Stat“ Insurance ('«»’ m . Building,}
E. 1 ». F« »1 ORA Y. l‘hu*ni.\. Or<*g«>n.
takes
anti
atone
tor
delay.
What
is
cussed. There was a heated debate
strangled ami had t«» i>e r«died on a burrel there* m force, with a visible determina-
Ashland Ogn. Oct. 3
P«i un le-ur I«» 1'iiiig him bacM. t«> life. He
ea. I. countenance that justice needed is concert uf action on eume def­ among tbe nieiuliers upon tbe .liter
AND BHANCH OFFICER IN PORTLAND. ASTORIA AND ALBANY.
opem*«l his «*y«*s ami th«* first words he said should Ire administered regard less ot cir­ inite and practical ¡»Ian. It has liven eng question, the committee t>eing divided
Has for tutu* a large list of *
were: “Help! Take her away.”—|8isson cumstances.
Mr. Kinney and myself geated ti»at each county g«*t up a lour, on that point. It was decided that the
Mascot.
were present on l»ehaif of Springer and six or eight page pamphlet setting f >rtii taiitl would lie made the leading feature
O. Jacobs on i»ehaif of Situs.
Mr. if* res iun eH, attractions, etc.; that 500,- in the sunlit and West.
Grain, Stock and Fruit Farms. Also City and
Tii«* ttnd«'r<Mgnc«i ha* now for sale nt the
Legal Blank?.
Jacobs was an emigrant who had just OtX) of these be printed at a set price;
brickyard» unir Ashland
Suburban Property.
/
tiiat the pamphlets be bound in volume,
E coenic , S ept . 8.—George ii. 1’aiks, a
A full assortment of blanks f««r th«* Use « rosse«i the plains ami was wholly un llitis setting forth tiie advantages of tiie
♦/rrrA mob t*Ub, <hrytm.
Th« Or«*r«n l.an«i Co..was « sp4*eially orffHniz«*«! for the purp««»«*«»f Imvinir ami sul>divh!inii
prominent citizen and contractor, met
of justi«*«*s «»f the pea«?© and
am! constables
y
can acNjuainted with the miners and their
large trmts ot lan«l. ami has during rh« pa t two y« ar» Iwiuylii ami *ut»«if\ i»h «1 ovri l.jn a< i »* m
always be f««uml at the T imes «»ffl««*; also customs, while Mr. Kenney wa* *n old entire state, ami tiiat the volume, hand­ ills death by drowning in the WiHamrtte
a« r« s ot land into ttv«* to twenty ai r«* tra«*t». Tin* sihim s » «>t tin«* limit rtakmir is show n in th«*
<ONDI CI I I) HY THE
river this afternoon. He had la*rn over
.l.*«ds, mortgages,
mortgag.’»«, bills
bill
<if sal«*, leases, Californian and well acquainted with the somely gotten up, be gratmtou-ly dis
tact that out «»t X» tracts plar«*«i <»n thv inark«*t. 225 tiav« t»«*« n -■•l«l.
inr«diani«.*'s liens, Istfidsaud « very legal blank inineisand thrir peculiarities. He w<-.s tribute«! at Ciiicago. It is calculate«! to Cheshire’* h«>|»-yard, wheie some of
FROM •-% INCH T<M« INI H.
We claim that ten arr«*a of choice land m triiit will y:« I.i a larger Incom« than ]HDaen*s ot
wheat in the Mississippi valley.
tiiat tiie pamphlet could be paid for l.y ins « hiidren were picking hup*. He wae
g«*nerally u **♦•«! in Or«*g«»n. Th«*y ar«* print«*«!
a man of fine ¡a rsonal appearance, a
W«1 a!*» make valuable iinpn»vrtnrnts in t|ic way of roads. t«*n««*s. « 1« arinz the laud. «tv.
C. H. \ F.GHTE, Aslihnd
after th- latest ami Iwst f«»rms, an«! will Is*
each county, and tiiat a lurid < f flOO.Otki in a buggy, and was fording tire river on
We van «ell a small tract of ?and for ¡Lesiaiav price per acre you would have to pay for a
j' lly lellow with everytro'ly, quick-witted
s««hl at Portland pri<
Xla-se
is
DO
In
.......
over
and above tiie cost of tiie book liis return alien the accident happened.
large farm.
After a short consul­
TI DIES Wll.l. BE REgPMED F o R Ih • ARD- eity for m ii'ling away f««r youi l«*gal blanks. and a go »«I talker
He was following a grav« I bar, aud while
would tiius l»e real;z*«E”
Farm tor Sale.
ersand Day Pupil» in •• pirniber. lsttl.
tation th»* foil wing programme was
in the sirvain tbf** huree was hard to
agreed upon;
hirst — io organize the
manage, and they worked down tbe
The coursc <>f study m tbia institution ia
A g«)o«i farm am!-t«>« k rar.ch.contnining ltk>
A Coll.AI’HED Dlil'GGliT — **! want
“Personal Journalism."
meeting by election ofaciiaiiman am!
a< 1« -. I'“' " i« " nn<i« i 1« n« ••, «J' am s in culti­ thorouith. embrueiiuf »all «h«- branch«*s belong-
str«*aiD until one wheel went over the
soiue
consecrated
Ive,
”
l»e
wlowly
an
f»anguim< s.
vation. <;•»•’«! lion»«* and <»utbuil«liugs a*ul ing tu a tirst-<*lass « dmation.
secretary.
St
coml
—
To
create
an
ap|»el-
A«t« riaii • Tli«* ash»*« «»f the uiillion-<l««llar
• itlle, Upsetting the buggy. Mr. Barks
iH*<M*»-ary l«ain r.«».tn. Fruit «*n«»ugh for a <ir»wing and vo«-nl |««M>ns in «*lass b«*ing
ia’e court with authority to h**ar a|»peal» nonneed, a* hr entered th»* ntore.
seemeri to realize tiiat ire was going, and
small taniil» I wo li \ ing - pi mg - «»n tin* phus*. invimi««! in thè English emirse. tel ili m> • xtra fir«* at Th«* Dall«*s are n«»t yet vdd, but th«*
•
‘
5
on
mean
concentrated
lye,
”
ru/geF-
•
■•lit«H"
««f
th«*
two
m*ws|Hi|H*r»
there
ar«*
Irom
judgments
r«
ndered
by
the
al*
a'de
hand» t »1 -i. ■• k «nd 11
1««n purp«•»«*». Che charg«*.
told his ten-year-old buy, who was with
Y«Ming ladies u ix|f f|L, ttt l'tdlow ih«* hiulu r calling «•aeli ««tiler “lying, braihl«*». dirty • ourl, ami es|recially in the case ot ted the druggist as hr rr|»r«»*sed a *md<*.
i»la« • i» I « it- «1 i io ■ • !»»! '. - n -I thu • st nt Eagle
tiirn, to save himseif anti take go«xi care
Poit»t.an«i nim mi * - from « • tifral P«»int rail­ art coiirs«* «>r musicai (ours«- ar<* atl<»r«ied •i«»gH etc. That is th«* kimi of f«»«»lishnvss, Sprmger vs. Simms. Third—Tiie elec­
“Weil, maybe I do. It doer nutmeg
road -tat i. >:i It-' d !•• t"l «• hat v«*st thecr«»p np< rial fa<‘iliti« « in «'a« ii.
tin- kind of
|H«rsunal j<»urualisin” that tion of a judge to p»eahle over tiie appel­ I any differm«*e. It* what I camphor, of ins mother and riaters. The boy
Tlu* usuai m«»ditieatini] i.H imuh* w‘u n m«»re m.ike*-«»m* w«imier why some nvwspaj>er
wi'l g" wj!i t ii p i< •
\-mall bum-Jt of cattle
swain out, but Mr. l'arks, although near
anyhow. What dor* it *ulphur?”
and soim* !e»g» wi; !•«• s .,|(| also, if <lestr«*d. thau OH«* 'd thè sanie tamily attrml tlu- Acad
iii' fi «•an never hav«* the sense to s«*«* h<»w late. court.
«he shore, went <iown. Tiie body wan
Terms "a-\; t w.»-t hu d-< a*-h, balanv«* to suit emy al thè sani«* tini«
“
Eighteen
cent*
a
can.
”
In
bringing
the
matter
before
the
meet
­
recovered an hour afterwards and wait
pint'll «■•». I’ r put t ciikit s empiirv <»n thv( Jacksonville ia <liii(>(.<|ll| tu he Ile* im«st th«*y injure themselves and all conuerte«! by
“
Then
you
can
give
me
a
ran.
”
ing
a
sharp
discussion
arose
between
rev
iling
each
other
in
so
brutal
am!
useless
place of t he pr<»pri«*tor.
I h> a.thy pia«*«* in s«»utliern <Iregon ami ea>\ <»t
brought to this city. The deceased wan
w«*n
“1 never cinnamon a ho thought him-
et hc <*«* hs K«'gu«- River Vitllry Raiiway ('<». - <i manner. Th«* Dalles seems to ii««vd uiuty Mt s -rs Kennt y and Jacoirs, in which the
FREDI lilt K »t’llNEIDER.
52 years oi l ami leaves a wile and quite
trains run wit imi a l«l«»ek «>! the convent .
Agents for Cyrus Noble Distillery, Jos. Selifitz Brcvitig Com
t«rlf *o witty a* von do,” aaul the drug­
ami <*r»-oj»« rati«»n m«.«rv than cat fights.
latter
ridiculed
(tie
idea
of
a
lawyer
ap-
.
i
..«
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j-’or furi livr pari iciihirs a«l«lr« <s l In*
I ¡»ealing from a judgment ot the court gist, in a gingerly manner, feeling called a family uf cLildren.
sl l’ERRiRESS,
pany, Milwaukee Bottled Beer, Schmidt A- Co.’s Sarsaparilla and
Jacksonville. < (regon
down to the peu|»le. remarking at the upon to do a little punning himself.
•
“Fruits and Flowers."
“Well, tiiat’* not ha«l either,” laughed
time that the proceedings reminded him
Frrnrli Taut*y Walerf.
An ilhi-frat' «1 h«»rti**ultural monthly j«»ur- of a cow’s tail, the growth and tendency the customer,with a *yruptlti >ui glance.
Its Causes and Cure,
Iron Water; also Arcadian Mineral Water from Waukesha. W ie-
:
These wafer» are a sure and sate specific
nal.
e«iite<!
by
l
’r««f.
E.
R.
laikc.
N««
farmer
Valuable Property far Sale.
of which was always downward instead “I ammonia novice at the busine**, foi *11 kiiidsot female troubles and will re
»• •nl:fi« .i i\ treat««! by an aurist «»f worhl-
«•r fruit-grower can afT«»r«l t«» fo* without it.
though I’ve eoda good many pun* that move all obstructions to the inohtiily pert
a l< i. i nt.it i<»n. In*nfn«*ss • radivHted HU'I ctl-
uonsin.
It tais whoever Uiki s it. $2|H*ry<Mir; $1 of upward. Kenney immediately retort-
other punster* rea|»e«l the credit »»f Otis, no matter »-hat the cause. They ar«
SE OF THE M«tST DESIR \BI.E FARMING *
I trout 2t» to.H» year»’ standing,
six months; 2d «•«■nts f«»r singl«* numlwr. e.l by informing tire rniner* that they
ttnt'-nt*« hive fall«*'!. H«»w
and stock tam ii» • in - );t n tn «»ng »e. > *n- I
n«t at be utted
were’con*pl e 1 by cout.tei on the other However, I don't cate a copi eras far a* »hatevery w«iniii» i r* :•
Vidr« ss
i». Al. :Si i . aiixs , l’ortlaml,Or.
" î* 1 an i i iiec-iu»« r« m"Vcd ; taining 640 act «*», loeat
• »n t lie f • i » ii - »{« «I I
. v
\ i
-i«l«» to a cow’s t&il and appeal« <1 to them 1 am concerned, though they uugl.t tula» • *.iely. For sale « ■
•tone < < bemi
hemi
........... t t««airi>
. ' . . t . |,i :l)11 . ' ,
p.
.
ii ' ii . hs , will» af'i»lav«tH I Blank«
SI»
nrjiw o ( ’si
li"ia prominent .„(■I piist dbe«' ill .1.1« k-«.Il « »tii lv. «*««;: i J
t«> know •( they were g» it g t > submit t«> handir«! without cloves t»!l they wouldnh
Tills ran«di is - i*« « ia'.l> a< lapt« d t«. t :«» j i • »«mi ­
such an indigni y offered » y a g. n? e- know* what was the madder with them,
ti« hi "• hay »Hid st"« k. I»« ing w« !l wa:« ri «» ami
FONTAINE.
man who had not hi en off the plains rerhaps 1 ahouidn't tnyrrh-m^ rrii. We
<>n (I h * <k*«‘iu> Ih urti
Tac'un.i Wash. trilnitary t«» alino-t nnlmiitvd rang«*. \'«g«*ta-
hl«*s and othef lai in < t »ps :«'-<» pr<Hhi«-« d in
long enough to get the hlk ol out of him, have had a p easant tunc an 1 I f-hall
A U* y«HI 1 li: l»k f.;r «»I t.-liiliu <1 fM’fDt <•!<)
«•1*1
il
W
U
X
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abundance. Tii« «l«*\ • »» pm« m ol large lumi»« r-
the unanimous ret*ponse to wlrch was, caiaway—*’
thiM Mimiti« t ■
Il
». y• ti Mimi t«>
ut 1ii<
YOUNG,
Ing ii»t«*rcsts will tni ni Ii
homo matk* t t««t
Il w » h tuo much for tin ilruggirt.
“No, never!” The me» ting n suit <1 hi
all flint «•:”> *••’IU' mìih « «I. If will I «■ s.»l<! w ;t’i
ile I»• I N«»rl« h'»t ■ ì . ! .i - i « .t-s tu • v • • y |>Mitivu
£2
Best Cough Medicin»». R. c. •
guaranteed.
lar
un»!
li«
n«l*pi:t!
l<
t
*«
t«*r
louriMt*.
A
tire
cella
i*uJ.
—
A
/o
it
Erre
/Vr.u.
all hnprovetnents. »t««« k| toms, farnimg imp!« - I
the creation of a court cf ap|s a>* with
CJ Cures where all else fails. Pie
>■ I RV 1< Y < > If,
J. A. L ouden , Contractor.
vu*w «»l ih«- I*.«« ili«- <»<■• in ami mi «roundin»
incuts, also a Valuable timber ami milling I
full authority to correct lhe errors com­
*o taste. Children take it w ithout
country
vnn
I
h
-
i
»
i
«
ì
tr«nn
fin-
hot«-I.
B**ud
propvrtv a<ij«»lning. if «b*sir« d. For t« rms am! '
Ja< kMinvillr. Oregon.
mitted t»y the trial court, and the elec
OJ
ami ro«»tiiH frolli
p« r «lux. n<*«’ordiny
further information apply t«> S. S. Aik r.
Dr. V-ker’t F.itgllnh Pill«
For Salo.
lo location. Rotlit«*«^! r»«t«** fur la in ilio and
i’i»»Mp« < t.or8, J. i’ «\. J «• ti- nvIlk*.
tion of I’. S. Hayden as judge to preside
Are activ«*. • ff«*« ti ve and pur<*. For s:ck h< ad partiva. Singh im a!^. :.’'><•• ntM.
MuiA« ying <>t jp| kimls done hi a first-« lass
ov«*r
said
court.
The
c«»iirt
was
imme
­
A '< <■»»ml-hand h.;y rak» lu good <»r«l« r; al-
ach« . «h-«»r«i' r«*«i slotm«« Ii, l«>ss «»t app«*tit«*
E. Y ateh . >*ropri< tor.
maini« î and a’ r«*;isonat>le rat« s.
Wulkíllg
■ ■■ ...................
' • "
< ul al diately oiganized and in less th.»n un I bad «ompli xi««»» m«i f«ili«»usnes-. th«*y have
.................
- . I
temperini all« ntioii paid to locating gov-
in
vcr
bc«*n
«<|i
«l'«l,
«
’
llicr
In
Am«-ti«
:i
ol
hour
engaged
in
the
hearing
of
the
case.
ib
•
I'lMr.
Ill
—
I
t
tiirUVT
|.urtfcular
a
.
i^nii)« nt lands.
It • urk vii h«*
ah Fre-t 'u’ He4-
abt - a i
NO APHIS ORLICE ON TREES.
Will practice iu al •»( tli«* c»a
State. District Attorm y t«»r lie L
al Dintrk l. <»Itici* m L«»urt H-«us. .
JOB WORK
Advertising will be inserted in the T ins
at the following rate«;
Ten lint*a, on<* insertion.................................. $2 UU
• •• «a«-ii Biibaequvnt insertion -------
75
• ^"l3*KMladv«*riiM inrnts insert «*dreasonably.
A fair reduction frotu the above rates made
to yearly and time advertisers.
C O N S U M;
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castona.
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