àhc ^i'niornitü üimw
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
KO
ONE MASS OF SCALES.
East and South
VIA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.’S LINE
.ijflieteti Three Yenro by Drfudfal &ki*
uxd Hluod Disrate, With Intente
I’nin und Lon of Hair.
FlUDAÏ ...................
______
OCTOBER 11, 1#91.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Tb» TIMES ha» b elrealatlBB ot '.*JVO
ikelariceal «ujoy-d B» aa, aea.pa|»,r
publl.b-il bet.»». Portlaad aad Bad
----- Kapnwia Tra n* L< are Portland Dm I j____ All Other Remedies Fail. Mleved lustantly Hlntf.i'nl.-adlataura ot aoo atllaa. Il
and Cured in Four Week» by the
—
\
ek»ut h _ i i ______
•baratura Utr.r« tba baa» ladaceoaeata
Cuticura 1 tiuedles.
Portland
Arrive i »;.45 a .M.
y je h . M. Leave
toadverllaara. Ou» ll.l la prlaetpally
Leave
M.
lt
r.i
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av»
;
7;»k»A.
M.
;> m <• ». i* ....... ‘tan Francisco I.eavt | •**»’. M.
couAuad to Jachada, Joacphlaa aad
*;|S A. a J Arri V
I
have
h
tew
words
to
say
regarding
the
Bmalaaa» a»ea
Ala»v<* trains atop otnj .1 rti the toth-wiug Cl’TICl HA REMEDIES. They have vur< d me in Hlntaath comalias.
r;
h-at
Fort
lami
•fatiuiii* north «»t K • •* • •
four wtw' time from a sfcin and Mood Dis •Uouldtnka naia al Ihla.
W.HHihurn.
M» hi , Albany
The Mt. Shasta Route.
Oregon City,
tangrut, >ht*d«is. H mi .*»*> . Harrisburg,
Tion City. Irving. Eua»*u»*.
KO>hHl KG MAH. MAHA
ease which i have had for three years. At
certain tim»*a mj akin would be very sore
am! always kept cracking and peeling off In
THE SINGLE MAN.
white scale*. in void weather my face was
one maw of scales. When in the cold air the
MUVI
' “
‘
pam was intense; it would almost bring tears He met tr* the Hinile of the young And old, he
wins the praihe of gll.
r.wu.nd ...
.. vwr. M
to my ryes, aud my bl ox! also being in a poor
HoM bur«
• » . m ■ " •
» '•' I ■. condition, with a loss of hair ! have tried He I* limited nt the banquet and dialingutabed
at
tlw ball;
< v» r> know n renu-dy that wax rt *•mumended
ÂLHÀSYUM II.. I'lll.l
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to me, but it was of no use, and gave me very i When the town grow* tlull and sultry he may
\ I. I. i V I
IJAVL
fly
to green re treat a,
little benefit. So. hearing of your CVTICVRA
,.5:00 e.M. Alb.my ......... *> •*• i’. M
HofUMkL"
REMEDIES. I concluded to give them a trial. A welcome visitor in turn at twenty country
aeat
a;
,.uu
a .M.,Portland
...H.
*»
4.
m
Albany
The first application gave me almost instant
relief. In a lew weeks' time I found myselt Hv lived not seek ftocivty, for, do what’er he
can.
cured, and I am thankful for what they have
done tor me
Your L’ vticuha R emedies arc Invitation* ami attention» will pursue the
ainglv man.
a blessing to those who may have the oppor
tunity
to
use
them.
1 can recommend them Fathers and brother» anxiously attempt bl»
TOURIST SLttPlNC CARS,
to any one.
EDMUND KER AS.
taatv to suit;
^or accoinim*! atum of second-c'aiu* pasavn-
27(Ml4 Union ave., Chicago, 111.
In « very trout brook he may flab and every
g»re altachvü to Exprese Trains.
where may eh»ait;
Polittvial opponents to his principals concede,
lie quaffs the tlnvat Burgundy, no rides the
Cuticura Remedies
ti'-vtt'st »teed;
/I £ T H £/'**<*« i >* I UM < WK » .4 I. Lift
Effi'et daily more great cures of humors and And never yet were families, since first the
world began
discaaea of the skin, scalp and blood than all
MAIL TWAINS D AILY E V EP t SÜ N I' A Y.)
other remedies combined.
1 TTl< IH a . the United, bless d. ami fond aa those who court
; Jh a . M Leave
Portland Arrive .» P. M. great Skin Cure, and (T tk t’HA S oap . an ex
the single man.
i: io P. m , Ai ’ ve Corvaoie»
Lvaveil L
p. jt. quisite Skin Purifier and Beautitier, external
The price of bread, the price of funds on him
ly,
and
CUTliUHA
K
k
.
m
i
I.
vent
,
the
new
Blood
At Albans at. 14^yrva..ia connect with trams
inflicts no ills;
Purifier and greatest of Humor Kem»*div»», in
ut Oregon Pacific Hnilr»»:»d.
ternally, cure every species of itching, burn, He fears no winter avalanche cf tradesmen's
lengthy hills;
DAILY KXPKKs* TWAIN* » V KPT *UNf»AYj__ , ing. sea y, pimply 'and blotchy diseases of the
i:40p.M. Leave
1‘ rti.in i
Arrive S:JU a .M skin, scalp and blood, from infancy to age. "Avadcm’vs' and "colleges" he passes calmly
bj
";ÄP. M.lArrive McMinnville Leave, 5 45 4. M from pimples t(< scrofula, when the best phy
Nor easts on fancj dry-goods st Ort's a »ad and
sicians and all other remedies fall.
timid
eve;
THROUGH ▼ TKETS
pomta.
The rates of life insurance he never cares to
EAST A. SOUTH.
Sold everywhere. Price. Cuticura, '»0c; Soap,
scan,
?r»r Tickets and information regarding rates, 2 m ; Reçoivent.
Preparici by the Putter "Trust»'«.*»1' ami "jointures” boast r.o power to
uiaua etc. rail uu Coinpimy •* agent utMi-diurd, Orug and Chemical Corporation. Boston
rack the single man.
m T su KHLKM.
b. I’ KiKjlHi*.
ll^Sciid for "How to Cure Blood Disvaaes.''
But yt ars steal on, and he begins with careful
DwtKf.
AM O. » . * F. A« I.
folk to class.
PLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped
aud oi’y skin cured by 'JVTKTRA SOAP. And shuns the p'eme scramble, and the din
ner on the grass;
And dreads th«* cold spare chamber, and the
crowded halls of mirth.
And loves th»* spreading easy chair and blam
ing quiet hearth.
Southern Oregon are h» r» by informed that
Fud of comfort for all Pains, In-
in addition to a large and viigant line 01
tlainma11 <>11, ami Weak 11 «-ss of the An«l votes warm rooms and early hours the
wis«*st
plan;
.<<«1 1« th. Cuticura Anti-Pain
Plaster, <h» nr-t and <>ni> pun-lulling But none afft»rd few comforts for the ailing
single man.
strengthening plaster. New. instantant ous
and infallible.
He la< k* a true ami kindre»i heart hia joy and
grit* to share;
VV added to my M» eh the t. 1 < a ing claatu!
II» lacks the winning tenderness ot women’s
gentle care;
goods. of which I have a t nil line:
No children gather round him, a beloved and
loving train.
Eatn rto win tb« ir rxther', ainilr, to »oothv
AT CENTRAL POINT*
their father s pain—
He raft s his |»oor dependents as • mercenary
Both Knit and Muslin.
dan;
Attachments come not ready made to cheer
the single man.
June
PULLMAN tídfFEI’ SLbEfLKS.
PIM
THE LADIES
~ OLD FOLKS PAINS.
MILLINERY
HARDWARE AND TINWARE DEl’Ol
Ladies' furnishing 3oods,
JOS. C. SHERIDAN, PROPRIETOh.
NFANTS1 WARDROBES COMPLETE
Where is kept constantly on hand a complete
and first-class stock of
A,cheap a. tu be buiirht uu> pl»«*-. al»o
Children’s Shsrt Clothes.
HARDWARE,
Under 4 > ears old.
beanti.ul une
Stove«, Tinware, Cutlery,
cohmkih
PAINTS
OILS OF ALL KINDS
Consisting of LlZh* and Silk
GLOV Iß*,
IIANDK KKI11EPS
Msvhanics* Tools.
iiosiek v
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Zephyr Shawls,
NAILS. ROPE.
»¿id many other things too numerous to men
tion. 1 nave also secured the services of a
And everything else imaginab'v in th’s Sine.
My goodx are new and of the beet brands, ami
wil’ be sold at the
FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER,
Lowest Ruling Prices.
I am now prepared to execute hii or
ders in 1 hat line In tirst-classstyb* at reaaona-
i»iH rates.
Call and see me opposite J. Nunan's »n Call-
forala street.
MRS. P. P. PRIM.
G’ve me a call before goin*
where.
.1. C SHERIDAN
THE GREAT
PORTLAND
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
With it* world of woiflers
Opens Sept. 17,1891,
Closes Oct. 17,1891.
UllCin
rnUolv
L* Ilhhia'i Golden Kaliarn Xo. 1
Carta < hancrea, fin’, «in. a. comi aiogL»;
Sultani thè Lega and IU ly, Sore Kart,
E>es, None, et.: , Conper < h-'red litote he-».
Sypbilitn. < at.irrh, »¡ìseased Sfcalp, and a.'i
priinary fer ì 1 ot thè »l;-«eaiw known aa
g)philih. l'rire, $3OO p«*r Botile.
L« llkhau’it -ld»*n Balaam Xo.'t
by the great Za| .veT>- B«»nd,direi t
fr«>n» Hu- 1'ilj ot M» x <
Curi » -Ti rti*n. M remia!S>.»in.ttic Rhen-
raatisni, l’alno m tho Bone», Paini in tl»«
Hra»1 t i k ( t tl>* Ntck. ( Icefated Sor*
Thrc.it, S-. ph.utc h.u*h, l.un.pi and e«n-
trv ’,4 4 ur. , stiffrirxaof thè T.itubs, an i
eradit.'itce d '1 d *»-a*e troia thè ay*tem,
uheth<r c.voxe-l l-v in-l - r »k-n or abu»e
<*f M- ?'-ury, l-ivinz thè bl mmì pure anr
* t-a'.thy, Prire >5 (»0 per ! olile.
----- - .<>——»
Art from the gr» at ma.-ti rs ol Fur- p« and
America, valued at a quarter mi ¿on dollars
Wouderrul Metrical AdaptatM.na in lull
operation.
A SPLENDID SERIES OF MINERAL
Le Hichau’- Golden *• anhhAnib
dote f r t' »i ture <t Gonorr
Gire!,
EXHIBITS.
Irritati« n G"avvi, an»l all l’riua-y c-r Geni
tal doarraggement». JPricsS** 50 per
Hot t le.
1
, M.
Kv**ry dvprtrf »H'iit •Ih'-l with th*
*. 1 atvl
lnlcr**sting in Art, JH-iriiee ami In iu-dry.
ltl< hau’i Goltlgh MpZwlah
A greater number ot Exhibit* than » ver
before presented upon the» ■ a*»t.
Jertl'in, f-r» ’ere < ,i»-i i-t G-norrh i a,
I rtaniniatory Gir*». Strictur» ».£• Pi ir»»
• 1 ói> per Rotile.
Le KI c I imm ’ s Golden
The Stock Departinent liimh
prominent feature.
In-
fnr Ih» tff ctive h- ai.n^ <•(
a
O<ntnie«4
piai.tic
r 1,
«mi emptioni. PrlreSt ll(> p**r Boi
l.e IHrhau’s Golden PII i
.r o
arti Brain tr* stroent, 1-> m of physi al p*-w
*r. ave or owr w.>rU, FroNtratiiri, .c.
•5.000 IN PREMIUMS.
Prire ®3 00 per Un«.
Tonte ei.d Nervin«*,
R
*•
Seni everyu bere, C. O. D., wmi» ly p* ked
per expfwa
The loirg' At Display of bruit ami th* bineat
Exiiibit of Agriculture • v» r iiiad« m
the Pai-itic Northwest.
THE Rh H a RDS DKUG <’<>.. AGF.XTS.
.'M’dlJd 511 Mai k» t Sti et 1,
San b ranciaco.Ual.
— Cirvulars scili Irt e-----
AH maiiufactorn * in lull motion
Ev* ry-
itiiug N w. No l>* ad Exhibit-«. I he
Exposition ot kxiMiaitioiiH.
Aduiisaion as usual. Gr» ally R'dund Kat» s
lor round tri 1» on ail <■***» ng» r 1I11» s
Throwing a Switch
A. GARRICK,
MLerehfiiit rl?iHior
And I.uporter of
Foreign and Domestic Wwiltns, Etc.
ASHLAND. ORECON.
4 FrLL LINE OF THE HI >T AND .MOST
A fMhiunhhle clolh».
•tantly h'-pt oo hand, and n »tbnnr but flrat-
ciaaa work Turn'll out.
<11 order« tilled promptly »< re»»on<ble
rate, and Mtlafactn-n auaranti m I
A. JAHHK'N
Medford Ma Li. I«M<
m tough work 1U stormy weather and the iwiub-
man cann-t he too well protected if he *’•*«• <®
l^eMrve Ins health. Every railroad man > life is
lei ot hardship and exposure. The only garment
that wi I tu >y proiec* the mas whose busineas ca..s
hnn out in stormy weather »s the * b»*h Brand
Slicker ” They are I'rU, bo* atrong as iron, hand
made throughout, and good for years of service.
They are worth ten t.mes their «out. and will save
•ou many a rgknese. No other artide M Gothmc
wi l »tanJ the wear aud tear. Rubber is frail, will
fin, tear, and let in the wet
1 herefore get the
n<ht sort of coat
The M Fish Brand Slicker 1»
the only one for your purpose
Beware of worth
lees imitations, every garment stamped wtth the
•‘Fish Brand” Trade Mark.
Don’t accept any
irferor coat when you can have the ” b i*h Brand
Sticker " dehvwed without extra cost. Particulars
•nd tJus«rated catalogue free
ASHLAND HOTEL.
CkNTKALLY UK AT KU.
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Thia well-known house has been rebuilt
With brick an«i greatly enlar>»» d, twxidrx be»ug
MEWLY FURNISHED
A. 4. TOWER, •
Itie centrally ir-cAted in the bustn»*MX part of
twwn, and a g<»od-*amplc room for »•omrn» r-
cial travelers, is tit ta«l up 1 n »»»nne»• 11 <>n t here
with. The tabh1 ia eonatahtly furnistH-d with
be best the market aff»»r»ls.
F K. 1IR1GHTMAN. Prop
Ashland. Oct. 10
---- ASK FOR —
IDIOTS
And sll of
AKIN, SELLINO & CO.'S
UNRIVALED GOODS
BICYCLES
TYPEWRITERS,
CANOES, Ere
THF. FOI.I.OWINO TIME SCHEDI LE WILL
I take » ff» vt Sunday, Feb. 22, 1^91
GOING BAST.
Leave Jgrkaonvtllv at d:JO A. m . 1:00 PM. and
. k W P. M.
L« ax»- Wh»-tr<M-k at M:4U A. M., 1:1-’ P. M and
5:4M P. M.
L» av»- Hai baugli'a at M;43 a . . m ., 1.17 P. M. and
5:51 l*. M.
L» ave Davuville nt 8:50 A. M., 1:27 P. M. and
5.55 p. M.
Arrive nt M»i!f»»r»J at
a , m ,1;40 p . m . a nd
•»;00 P M.
GOING WEST.
Lave Medford at I0-.0Ü a . M.,2;0U r. M. and
I 7: J0 P. M.
L»*av<* Daviaville at 10:10A.M.. 2:12 P.M.and
7..17 P. M
L«av»- Harbaugh'« at 10.17 A. M.,2.2V P. M. and
7:11 P M.
Leavt Whet rock at 10.20 a m ., 2:25 P. M. and
7.45 p. M
Arrlvt nt .) u kionville at It) MJ a m ., 2.40 P. M.
ami 7:55 r. n .
W. HUNEVMAV,
I’renidt tit
•ASM OS INSTALLMlNTS
BOUGHT SOLO OP
CICHANGEO «00 WHEEL-» IN STOCA ALL GRADE
• M0PMICCS, *10 ALL WARRANTKO
SINOFOA
CATALOG ANO CkUO "> "C VJIBTB
Lire -1/ hiay » *!>(,«
FRED
litfWttHiXiTonSr
Boston. Msss.
LUCKEY & CO.
i >f.rh>
T. MERRILL,
PORTLAND OR
Mines tor Sale.
ASHLAND, ORECON.
HE undera««n»M «iff-T* I' r *al lu« tint »
placer claim* »»n >’!•• t*ant « r»» k. ,i in lug
* good water right 'Hie*» mtn» - ar* knou ti
to be rich and will !•« -«*.»1 at a i is<>nabh
figure aalatu unable to run th« in anv I mg» r,
owingUHll health. For lutthn particular»
cU.juiru.Obc TtML.uQb-. K W1UJAMS
Will Sell, Leas«', Kent an»l Handle
T
mon the ¡ft rhllndrlpht»
,at the N« "'i»a¡^ r A l'rr
REAL-ESTATE ON COMMISSION.
A Choice Cohecli»>n of
1
City aod Country Property For Sale.
He stirs the tire, undraws fie blind, and
counts the clock's dull chime;
Acquaiiitinces sometime sit with him five
minutes Mt a time;
"Lunger they really cannot stay, so nervous
he is grown;
It s»*<*ins a charity to go. and leave him quite
alone!”
No earnest »-yes to his are raised, hi» change-
tm look* to scan.
The bland physician's queries must suffice the
single man.
GENERAL N0TE8 AND NEWS.
John Lebnherr, a brother of the late
Chris Ixthnherr, died at Roseburg, Sept
17.
The steamer Express was burned to
the water's edge at Marshfield, Coos
county, last week.
The Prince of »Vales, it is said, sin >k s
daily three or four cigars of a brand tiiai
costs »1,800 a thousand.
Andrew Wasson has been appointed to
succeed C. M. Bradshaw as collector of
customs for Puget Sound.
Life insurance run mail is exemplified |
in ease of Viscount Dudley, who has se \
cured »6.000,000 on his life.
|
Mrs. Helen Cougar, a woman orator,
is »tumping the »tate uf Onio iu the in
terest ot Governor Campbell.
George W. Davis, of Salem, is N:i|>o-
'eon Davi«’ successor as cl -rk of the St ><e
Board of School Idtnd Commissioners.
Tliis may be the renaissance of the
"Cleveland luck.” Hi-tory, you know,
shows that eons have always been iatal
to piejidents.
The name of Eassett, the Republican
candidate for governor of New York, is
pronounced as is spelled faucet, a vety
im]x>riant adjunct of a bar’I.
Harry Yokuni, a gambler well known
in this county, mt Riley RI isles avo-s
the stomach with a bowie knife. The
affair took place at Canyonville.
Senator Dolph has left the state, liavirg
as far sb possible coddled his constituent«
into the belief that he Hli'.uld bu his own
successor to the United S ates Senate.
The banka of Umatilla county have
about »1,000,000 on deposit, while the
county this year produced $L’oO fur every
man,woman and child within her border.
The A'gentine Republic has Bohl to
Baron IIirs< h 1,000 square niiles in tin-
province of Chaco for a Hebrew colony.
The price paid was 1,000 gold pesos pei
mile.
The president has accepted the resig
nation of ex Senau r Blau as min ster t
China, the office that the Chinese
government refused to allow him to
occupy.
J. E. Fenton, formerly of thin county,
and F. P. Hogan, formerly of Roseburg,
were among the delegate* at the Dem
ocralic clubs meeting at S|>okane, from
that city.
Ex-president Cleveland said lie ami
bis wife had deci led to call their daugliter
Ruth. That was t lie name of Mrs. Cleve
land’s grandmother, and had beeoespee
tally liked by her.
\
Flow One Lawyer Secured Client*.
A bucce»>ful lawyer who came to New
York city a poor aud ambitious boy was
asked how he had managed to »«ecure his
regular client*. ’‘Well,” said he, “you
may be surprised at what I am going to
tell you, hut it i» a fact with me aud with
many more lawyers. I have found that
when I won a case for a client I did not get
bo much gratitude from him a» I di«l re
spect from the client of th»* other side.
When in a case 1 have literally wiped up
the whole of New York county with the
side opposed to me 1 have always gained
that man's respect aud admiration. The
chances have always liven even that in bii
next suit hr would come to me in the hope»
of seeing the other aide wiped out just as
hr wa* wi|»r»l out. It is in this way that 1
have gained many of my profitable clients.
1 could mention a dozen examples, but we
lawyer* ne'er cite names in such cases.
But here i* »»m* illustration.
I «iner thra*h» »l, legally, of course, an
»»pponent wit bin an inch of his life. The
winning of that case did uot yield me a
dollar directly, for it happened that my
client wa* never able to pay me for my
work. But the other litigant caiuAto me
afterward t»» try a case for him. Hr liked
the way in which I had beaten him. 1
won his cas-
Be liked that still lirtter, of
course. I won three more cases for him.
Now my client's business forms an Impor
tant part of my work. My defeating him
that time has brought many dollars into
my pocket" a sort of a tribute, you might
»ay, to the victor.”—New York Tribune.
\ Natural Question.
Scho«»l children often show a decided
sense of humor. Chronicles of a school
room would give the paragrapber many
bright thing*»
Recently a boy attending
school on the east side found himself lo-
cated with hi* parents in their new Niag
ara street home. The school year was al
most over, and in order to secure promo
tion to the next higher grade, the young
chap trudged to his old school for the rest
of the term. During the examination in
arithmetic at the close of the term he sud
denly exclaimed to his seat mate:
“Oh, I’ve done both of those examples
wrong ’
"Well, what in blazes do you want to
come from Niagara street for to do your
examples wrong' ’ was all the satisfaction
be got from a friend.-- Buffalo Express.
Wonderful I’roperti«'« of a Japanese Bell.
A Yale professor who lives on Prospect
Hill ha.*, am- ng other Japanese curiosities,
a remarkable antique bronze bell from an
old temple in Japan, where it was once
used by tie pr:»**ts »luring their cere
monies. Tl:i- bell is cup*haped and about
12 inches in diameter and 10 Inches high
The tone of the bell i> remarkably soft and
musical, and a single touch will cause a
sound continuing for two or three min
utes.
A remarkable f at ure about the bell 1»
that it resound* « hen placed on a cushion
with th-, mouth ui-? ird, but why the »up-
port does n t arre-t the vibration is a
point that hi* hit I »ito |>uz/.ivi4<.hysicist»,
aud no one *v: .»
seen the bell can ex
plain th»* ph<*ii'tincnon. — New Haven Pal
ladium.
Frank S Ingram, who murdered his
brother Henry near Albany, waived ex
amination and was held without trail to
await the action of the grand jury, which
convenes < Ictober 26.
Hon. T. J. Clunie says that Calihrnia
is prosper'ue. notwiths'anding the Mc
Kinley bill Heexnreast's hisp i'fer n e
ALL SORTS.
A Mo«»»« Horn l.rMft«*»l Into h Tree.
for Cleveland for president, and think«
Something of a ■ -urn^tty is on exhibition
An elephant larger than Juml>o has he will surely be elected.
iu a show wimiow at i>. J Hennessy s. It
been captured in Africa.
In the shorthand contest at tn» 1‘o't consists »jf a very large moose horn, graft
land
fair
Thursday
night
F.
E.
McCu'rin
«"lunion ll'rnh. of Portland, minister
ed into the base of a tree
It has liven in
to Turkey, i. in Washington, I>. C., and wrote 311 words in 59 seconds from dic that position f"i years, as the tree has
tation.
On
the
type
writer
he
wrote
141
leaven thin week fur Oregon.
grown around it so as to get such a grip
words per minute blindfolded.
ou it that ( itting the w » mm ! away is the
tirover C. has a newcomer in his
Paul Mosher, of Roseburg, who has only means of separating the two. It was
faintly ; hut there's one comfort for re
b> en sctiously ill for many weeks and found near the Kitty O’Brien mine on the
publicans—it'll never Ire president.
suffer ng greatly fuiin an abscess in hi« Highlands, south of town, by Tom Gor
(i.iv Hill «ays that a Ttomocratic leg- side, was successfully Operated upon by don. It is evhknt that at some remote
i'latnie has given the state of New York Dra. Hany Lane and G. J. ILI1.
period a huntsman was chasing the mon
the lowest tax levy in thirty-six year*.
arch of the woods, who, in running away,
We are credibly informed that the Elk was caught iu a tree, and in trying to ex
F W Chausse. of the Cottage Grove head quicksilver mines are producing tricate himself the Lorn was broken off.—
, was the only l.ane county editor 1100 worth of quicksilver perday. D >ug- Butte Inter .Mountain.
tt>at stten led "Frette I>ay" at the Port las county’s interest» in this industry
land lixporition.
will be very large in the not distan'
Queer Tiling* from a Well.
Roseburg remains a cow town. The future.
A striking confirmation of the theory of
r suit of the citv el c'ion the other day
A match race was run overtl.e Stewart the source of supply of artesian waters has
was in favor of uureetneted liberty for race-trai k near Eugene lately, om-l alt been observvtl nt l ours, France, where the
the bov ne population.
mile in repeat. H>rs* senfe ed
Bii go. water, ‘«pouting with great velocity from a
well 1 lo meters in depth, brings tip fresh
< .rload after carload of stock is rush Cousin Bill and Vanity. Biugo won b water shells aud seed* In Ruch a state of
ing through San An'onio in order to get two Btraigt't heats; time in each liea' preservation MS to sti-uv that they could not
the animaie into Mexico before the new 52»^ seconds.
have been more than three or four months
tar.Il becomes o|«erative.
William Wa'dorf Astor, William K. on their vovag»* Some of the wells of the
I'ri t sof food are rapidly ti-ing through Vander hilt and Jay Gou d are pro’oab y Wady Kir have also ejected fre«sh water
mollusks, fish an I crabs, rt ill living, which
out all uf KoB-ia. Kefrorls received here the three wealthiest n en in the I n te
from Marsaw say 'he coat of provision! States. M m . Hetty R. Green uf New must, therefore, have made a still more
York is sa'd to be the wealthiest women rapitl transit —St. Louis Republic.
of late has been doubled.
in this country.
President Harrison lias sent his < heck
Machines for «qiening and cleaning cot
Assistant Secretary Cronnze has selected ton have been improv, d by an automatic
for $.>000 to the Republican rnnirnittee in
New Y rk to as« st in carrying the state •lie property bounded by Seventh ami feeding apparatus, applie»l to the feed
fur J. «1 >at I assett and ".Me Tuo" Flatt. Park ami D an I E street«. Por'lwd, 0 . a{ir»»n. ami by means of which one man
aH the site of the Custom Hou-e to b*
If it is "llr.rriBon sure,” a« Inwalls erected iu that city The hl. ck w •» can ten»! tw<» machin«*s when l.ielng fed
sat h it is, it w il t»e the last of Harrison. offered to the government at »bio.OOO. with raw or bail c«»tt n eaaler than he
could h»*rvtot<»rv tend • ne A large amount
And it is verv |s.ssitde that the Kepub-
I can nartv wdl have to renominate him
The running expenses of the s ate pot • of seed* and leaf i* extracted by this device
to get of him.
taze railway on th» Columbia trelow Hie
Dr Johnson dislik»*d Ince; and shortly
If the Fresno woman who was burned Dal es will be about »IiHM) a month. The after hi> epoch, alt iiough owing to no in
rec-ipt will average about »ISO) a month fluence of his, but rather to tlie tyranny
to death while making a fire to cook
hreaklast bad bruketi the old man in at This is an ample margin of profits.aud still of fashion, la< e almost »eased to be worn
the beginning, ttiia thing would never the people, the p'oducers, have the or valiuxi in England, till in course of
benefit of lower freight rates.
time la<*e» of great value were so slightly
have happened.
The Chilian revolu'ion only cost »70,- esteeme»! that th» ) were considered little
An oreaniz-d band of cattle thieves
better than so mm h x .iluvlvss rubbish.
are gett ng ri their work on the honest 000,000. The annu.l p-naion list in this
country is doub e that amount, and let
-tockn.en of I'nion county. Efforts have our civil war ended a quarter of a century
In th»* I ni(e»l Stat»-.*, more than in any
been made to locate the guilty parties,
ago. It is not the cost of csrry ingon th- other coiintr), tb< re would appear lobe
but with noeuccess.
war that particularly burdens the pro alm»».*t endless chances for a prisoner
The exhibition of'he huly coat closed ducers, but ttie "expend tures” after the und* r cajdtal sentence post|M»ning and oc-
»a.*i»-naliv escaping .t,* execution. There
1 .-t week Bish' p Murum conducted >n war is what does them up.
are so mmy appeals .¡.vn that one or two
• la'roraie serve- amt pron'U' ce I the
Attorney-General
Chamberltin
and
years may pa-«> t>c’ c •* a final decision one
bi-nedierion. The total nuud>er of pil
Ra
Iroad
C
mmis«ioner
Colvig
are
inak
way or the other is arrived at.
urirns who viewed the coat is l,!»25,130.
mg
a
hard
fight
to
keep
the
Union
and
Ti e re ie is now enshrined.
S >uthi rn Pacific freight rate cares fr tn
Slip* f»»r thebm oL de docking of vessels
The next session of the sovereign grand being removed to the United S a'es have been built at threcof the principal
loige 'i Od I l ehows will be held at circuit court at Portland. The pciitiou ports of I-1 .lire By this meaus vessels
P'Otland. It will lie a grand advertise for removal was to be argued before •H ‘
t of t he water without
mem fur the northwest, as not lesa than Judge Boise on October 12th.
st raining, ami i •• <•«»-.! is less than by the
lO.Or'O per pie, representing the beat
ordinary means <*f , : icing In a dry dock.
Roseburg Recitu : The large band of
character ol «itizens, will be attracted to
sheep touglit up in I>ouglae county by
it.
Gail stones an concretions firmed lu the
J. A Hauivy, of Jackson county, have
The exports of raisins from Europe thus been driven as far eouth as Marysville, gall bi.id»ler from * >me of the constilu
far have beeu only 50,(100 boxes for Cal., where they are being di«po«rd <>i ent.* of the bile. 1 .»y vary in size from a
America, where,r for a corresponding at good prices They started with 10.400 mil.et *eed ton hen's egg, and occasion
|>er mil last year K*8.000 boxes were in head, were four months on the road anti ally are mmdi 1 irg»*r.
transit. It is evident from tbisthecom reached their destination with 9,405
A B ig I’ ih nk (’m i' —The harvest of
petition of California is feared, and im- sheep.
< iregon'a prune crop f *r 1S‘»1 is just about
I'urtt r- hesuate to send forward any con
A
fatal
accident
occurn
d
last
week
at
finished,
and from rarefiilly prepared
siderable uuinlity.
E’ictiantcd Prairie, betwon C"qu 1 o estimatesit i* jmiced p»*rreptibiy large*
I’r E. L. Irvine, who was assistant city and Roseburg Dr. F A. Golden than last year’s < rop. Many new orch
piiyuician at the asylum at Salem tor a and wife, uf Marshfield, were driving to ards are bearing this year for the first
rung Huie, is ill at Albany, ami fears are Rmeburg in a cart, and they stop|«*<l at a time, and their product, ad»hkd to th»*
euteriaimrl that becau .ot recover. Dr creek to water their horses Wliile average crop in the oi l orchar»!», bring*
Irvine it a son of Hon. K. A. Irvine anj drinking he became frighten* d and ran the total output up to «put«» a handsome
me il tiesa is a sequence to a Mevere at- away, upseitingtbe cart, and threw Mrs figure. The growing of prunes in Ore
tin k of la grippe.
Golden against a stump, 'the died about gon i* a MirccM and their eullivation
may be expected to incr»‘HHe from year
lieporta from eastern Oregon are that an hour afterwards.
the iuada are literally lined with im-
The price of the new crop of hops lias to year f»»r many years Oregon prunes
uiig.ania. from as far east as Dakota and been forced dowu to 12' cents per pound, command goo»l price« everywhere and
Kansas, cutuiiig to westc n Otegun. It is but the New England Hvnititruii gives they have thus far proven a eure crop
-aid that more covered waguus may lie its reasons lor believing tnat tins is an Next year there will ne five time» a*
seen now than duung t tie days before the artificial depre.-eion ami ttiat growers many pounds of prunes raised, sav fruit
advent of the railroad.
should get between 15 and 20 cents men, as there were this year. The in
creased acr»*age will be bearing then,
Mr. Hower, the New York candidate Prominent among tlie reasons for an ami the still new»*r orchards will have a
advance
is
the
shortage
in
the
Pacific
for governor, like Senator Stanford, com
few prunes on »*a-h tree.
memorated the deatti uf an only son by coast states, Washington's crop being
only
half
the
enormous
production
an act uf public beneficence. He bunt
S andy O lhm laid in wail and murdered
in Watet'own an institution for the estimated iu earlier reports.
a man on I lit* streets in Portland, war
benefit of boys, designed tor both their
Th* new opnoeition line of steamers to tried twi**»», convicted of murder in the
amusement and instruction.
The Dalles is doing a land office business. tir*t degree, ami each time aentenced to
A single page in one issue of the Cen The fits» trip was made week before last, t»e hung. Now trial-* were granted an«I
when some seventy tons of fre ght were
tury Magazine, taken tor advertising taken up and more brought down. The on tin* third trial he was convicted ot
manslaughter, the’.east penalty for which
pU |K>ses, costs CxX), in Harper's IW0
traffic has been increasing daily, ami ia one year in the penitentiary and the
down lu »100. A yearly advertisement
iu one co.umn of the New York H'raU now more than 100 tons are carri-d each maximipn fifteen year.« Judge Tailor,
costs »30,300 for ttie lowest and »310,000 way. The directors are p>eparing for before whom tlie laat trial was held,
a fight against them by the Enion Pacific, Rent«*n»*e»l him to one year’s imprison-
fur the highest-priced column.
which may be expected in the near ment. A few days nince this upright
The twins of Dacona, rivals of the fa future.
jtl I »• sentenced a ti-diertnan to three
mous s amee pair, are ex|>ected to arrive
Frank Melbourne, the Australian rait • years in flu* penitent ary for the theft of
in tliis city on Tuesday next, says the maker, has dosed experimenting. To two salmon. The man had hitherto
New York ZV'-w/rr. They are known as the committee of citizens, whom Ho bait b >rne a goo<i character, lhe convicted
lire Tocci tirutheru, and were born in been under contract to, he explained gambler got one jea for murder. I lie
Lacona, Italy, on July 4, 1H76. They that the cold night« counteracted all the purloiner of two salmon three years.
have one body, one pair of legs, four work he did during the day, and that it I Truly a travesty of justice.—A
aiuisund twuheads.
was useless for him to experiment
The route of the Southern Pacific rail further. Since his experimenung liegan
Matter« I
road through southern Oiegon and north northwestern Kansas has had more rain
•>) |'t*>-ruaO'
< .i-tori.i . i- . i.....
................
.
. .
ern Cabfurnia is a poor one lor winter than ever tiefore, and all the people are
operation and for freight carriage at all satisfied with bis explanation. At a fot eliiHn u t< ■ thitu». 1' •« « l"11*1»
!.!„
parat.'.nnt,
u
-r*
•
Ii"i
Lines. Eventually a road will branch mass meeting of citizens Melbourne wa- aromi*! .nell botile. I' 1« pl*'a«mit t" th-
i tl at the head ul llie '■aerameuto valley asked to submit a proposition for waterii g ta-t.' atei al—'tirtelv harmi* «« D r-ll"«' «
«ml sc oes the niuuniainn to the east, ll.e forty counties in western Kamas, .«.Ultipati'.t,. r. tfulat"« thè I h . w .'I«, <|UÌ-G
••!!«.'*
thm build north and enter the Wiliam and he offered to do it for 10 cents for pam. .'ur. « .li.orhi a aiel «nel
ri«lm. -« .I. «tr"v« wrius. an.i pr-venG
etie valley thiough the middle fork pav. each cultivated acre. There were tlii- f..v,
.■onval-ion-,-"th"«th"
■
hil-i
ami
K-ne«
It
The grades wuu d be easy and an im year 2,000,000 acres under cultivation r* fn ehiug an.l naturai «le*'p ( a-toria 1«
mense saving iu operating expenses which it is proposed to water.
ili»» ehil«h»*n’* pntia«.’ca th» mothvr* iri»?D( .
wijul'l he realized — (¡uartl.
35 doscs, 35 e -uts.
Eicltsmea
¿tuli« high in tbi« plri' o <’v r >1-1.111 Build-
»•// *r r» « »»**«• ali Shia /»•* «'» *•
For Over Fifty Years
N<>
cr,"IT ur"« iljHpepsia, < "ii«tiputi"H. - i-
« alpi? appi} '•!■«»»•« * |l"ÌL'1?.Vl'
nf.uno ni.'dleine ri.pilritl. < m • i« tt< r.
M t> W ixm . ow '« S oothinc .S tkuv has 1«'*'» tarrh of the storni'.li, and makes pur. bl......I
.
Iitimls,
It is Slalwtt!«| eez.' ll'H. Iti b.a-l i'IIIPtlon' ",,|l " ' " . ,,, • «nd
u«e<l n r children teething. Itsootbestke aid builds up the evsieni
. pow-
inl'l, - 'hen« th** ginn.«, allays all pain,cur*'« i at Brook»' drug-slot*'. Tell your fri- i.d- ■ 1 no«'-.*,'., leavlmr tío' 'k"1
A>k
wlii'l' ulie and i-th. 1«-t remedy for illar- its merit« when you ii.~*' it
---------- <
rb i a. Twenty-five cent* a botti**. Sold by
all druggists throughout the world.
Pit.*«. Pile».’ JtrKtnU I'il'i.
i initier L heü l<»r bui
SvarToMs—Moisture; int«uuic itcliing and
Satan, $26 per W eek.
Two thousand aer<* ot situar-,me “
'*»
singing; most ut night ; worse by scratching.
Want'd: Good mri-nts to sell our general It allowed to continue tumors torni, which Dilli" r in ti" upp. r Boat» ri'er .oiimrj
line id im rchnndlse. No I'wdUllng.
Atsjve often t*lc*d «nd ulcerate, heeomlng very sore APIA tu«. S A k"t>. Pi.<»•»"'•
salary wi'l be paid to "IJvu" ageuts. Fur t ur- SWATSlk O1BTMKST »tops the itching and
tber luiorniation ad'lris«
bleeding.hauls ulceration, ami In inor*t can s
Dr. Acker'» Euirlish Pills
C HICAGO GZBXIUL fWI'LT VO..
removes the umore. At druggist«, or tv Are attive, otti« tire andl'ur«. 1 r Me* “ead
Nu.173 West Van Burvu St. Chicago. tU.
nsil for 50c
Dr. Swayne A Son. Philadet
Hit", .li«.rd. 1'1 Stoma, h. I"’~ "'J'11
phle.
_
bad completion «nd h Lpÿstiye«. ' >e¿ J»“ A
mw«» LVH t’juzlií!! l’itb-1 10 AlUtriTfll
iymytiHto u‘U'4 ly uaus rrcr-ój* s
AWtíd
"■
GNlton CY/Jbrjiftberi.Utettiria
"'u"
’.y.,
Vi' .
S hooting S ea O tteh .—George Forty,
1 Charles Anderson and James and
| Charles Crew have killed nineteen tea
I otter during the present summer. From
tlie skins thus secured they will realize a
good rnnnd sum. an they range in value
from |150 to |225 each. The hoys are
not only profitably employed, but have
no end of sport. They have two good
boats and do their hunting outside,
principally lad ween Cape Blanco and
Rogue river. When an otter is sighted
they pull straight for him until within
easy’ rifle range, and begin shooting. Il
the otter eecajies the first volley a lively
cbaae then commences. The utter al
ways takes his course as lie goes down
and they are able to follow him on a u.-
rect line. Their object now is to prevent
him reaching a reef of rocks or field u!
kelp, for in cafe he does the chances ur*
.«gainst them, while on the other band.
4 they can head nun out into th» op» n
clear water, his capture is alm».st a cer-
aintv. The utter makes alrout I mo lonv
■lives and travels very rapidly, and the
rnen at tlie oars must “put in their bv*t
licks’’ to prevent being distanced, 'lhe
«»iter soon becomes tired and “slows up,
and it is then a question of a sh< ri time
when be will fall an easy prey to the
persistent hunter. It is not everyone,
•owever, that can sit in a boat as it luil-
and dances upon tlie troubled waleisaim
-hoot an otter, as it rises an 1 falls w t
'tie waves, at a distance of 150 to 200
yards; and although the boys named ar»*
experts at the business they often <*xpen»l
(torn thirty to forty shots upon a single
tier.
C kossin «; C orn —Different varieties ol
urn, including dent, flint, suit, sweet
tnd pop corn, have been crossed by ai-
• ficial pollnation at the Kansas stat on
Che first year the effects of crossing wen
visible in comparatively few instances
uid those mostly among tlie sweet va-
leties. Ears more or less blended arm
ometimes exactly intermediate hetw»*ei
he two parental ty|»es) were gen» ra l\
lie product of the second generation
fhe third year showed, fur the unis’
»art, a product true to ttie seed planted
>y selecting grains from a single car u»
rom different ones, ears are produc»*
vitb grains ttiat are, as a rule, like tiiu»»
»lanted Thus it appears that any s«
ected crosi can be perpetuated, and lin
provement in varieties can be made I )
crossing and peroetuating these crosses
MISCELLANEO! s
MEDICAL.
I
b ; al ADVERTISEMENTS*
RIVERSILI.
“German NURSERY!
Syrup”
Executrix’s Notice
"• • "1
XVJHB
Grant's Pass Oi
f-I M I’XON
i
UaVlIltí ■ ailUJ- llUiilli-f (fie oKf.f,,
Lowest
lr«»in lii«- dat»- oi the
>umni»»ur> u | m » ii jou. if
i » <‘unly. l)r« gon; but
. .mi • "i. i count) in tin- Stat»' of
">’ii n tu«'nt\ <ia> n from lhe
*■ ■ «'1 t hi--uinnion* upon you;
'• u ut "1 tin* State of Ort got).
■ tt‘ "II. ill'll by till
twenty.
'•nil»«r. |s'«l.
And you
ii « i h< <1 that 11 j ou tail * to
i -u. i
complaint, as h«*r»*by
• iintiif wiilappl) to th»-»*ourt
L’an.-t you lor th»* sum ot
t" v« doHai- ami thirty
1 lor tti«* costs and dis-
act i«»n.
D i . m «>< i < ati < T imes by
J u - ihi <»t tin- Peace.
I
i
BA 3
SCS-Of •
Or ar. j ¿>
arc lnj! t
1‘nir r ti . a r tn be r
REMEDY
-4----
ÇTMIUUl»*Uv<F
PURE COD MYER CP
rv»ini«*«e -j
J Df»<T TR47'-S<
That nightmare <»t man -' • xi-'i» ' ■ v i.i
makes fi»»>»l a in»K*k» ry ami bam*ii* -
;• p
frmn weary »*y»*s, r»‘a»lily yi» !<!«. ’ tin j-.d» n’
influ»*n<-»' "f tin* •j»*l»*braf«*»l Enidi-h l><uid'
lion Toni»*. It ton»- up th»* dig- *'ti\<
rgan -
restores the appetite, mak
.'; n ■ i
foo«i posslbk* aud iuv«stigat«'" th».' wh-
system. AH druggists sell It at $1 per
buttle.
I
With HypopFr -j .t
PALATABLE AS Mi*
irt »»f th« State ot Or»*gon
« ■ Hint y <»f Jackson.
I th« » Mat v Ot EMIlli'i C«»zz<.*nfl,
il«-c< MH<‘d.
' /./• n*. heir-at-law ot aaid
• « ■ 1 h» ! - interest'd in said
« an'l hl i
i
Friend of Woman
Citation.
F.V
accrjtt a substitute.
»
i>;*
-I
Sold l>!/ oil
SCGTT i GOWNE,Chemists. H.Y
OUTSIDE OF THE
8T0RE.
F 1II ESTATE <»F OREGON:
I« «I and r« quir« »l to ap-
I «»I th« >ta!«' uf » »H*-
it Jack->n, at th»' <"uurt
k-onvii.c, m th»* »’ountv
as. tin :»d day ot N'«»v»-in-
• k ¡u tl»«- ior»*nuon <»! tliHt
■
- g iw t MMM . H ani.
I»
I Hut I”- ¡na«!«. b\ tins
uii.it.-tr;«p»r «-I said otate tu
n.uii»*«i in his p«*titi«»n iuTvin
:
tu th« e-tatrot Samuel
t«»-w:t;
• f ». «i. 7. \ f». 10. 11 and 12.
».n.i- i «xl
4. 5 and »•. block
- t id t iozial D ing on the *?aat
k »4 :iu«i i uiiuiug ca-tcr)> an»l
noi>h and b«>utb lin<* of l«»t»«
■ k »4. Ail iocat«*«! in tlie
tate ot li regoli.
*i> - H. N» il. Judge of
"tut. ,.| Urvgon. for
. w:th th«* R»*al ot .said
tn daj id October. A. D.
i
NEW
>
____
People who pass for the tir.«t
time the
new store of Weinstock, Lubin, 1 Co., Sacra
mento, are apt to pause and look. Its great
size and novel architecture make it quite
different from the ordinary run of business
structures. It stands on
corner of
Fourth and K streets, with a frontage uf a
Moore’s
r LITTLE
Revealed
LIVER
PILLS
Remedy
hundred and forty feet and depth of a hun
dred and sixty feet.
The general design is
ittural
massive and bold, with abundant decoration
tn artistic raised scrolls.
A noticeable
feature of the design is the great number
and variety of windows. Some are very
DO NOY CRIPE, SICKEN GO
narrow ami slim, like those seen in the pic
tures of obi castles, while others are broad
and low, and four or five times as large as
The central tower con
ordinary windows.
tains a projecting balcony, from which an
veri
♦ Hl-
u « lily
■ g t«l
I m
I
- t<
11.
excellent view of the city and surrounding
country may be hath
The first story of the building in front
rests on a series of arches eighte»*n t»•• t w ide
and twenty feet high, the base of the arches
being supported on mas>ive iron Columns,
I
lhe plate-glass windows f»»r the display of
goods set back ten feet from the arches, ¡»er-
mitting of an arcade walk between them and
the main sidewalk. The chief entrance to
the building is under the »cntral tower. It
is thirty-five
high, and
feet
handsomely
ornamented.
The hou»e takes special pains with its
«how-window displays
»Something new ami
interesting may always be seen in them.
Some of the windows have floors fitted with
revolving discs, so that g<x>»ls placed upon
them are constantly turning and passing in
many directions.
At pn s* nt w riting, in
one of the w indows are a dozen or more full-
size wax tigures'of men, w»nn»*n, and child
ren.
They were import» d from France ami
are very lifelike.
The figures are stylishly
attired in the n«.w fashions, and as they pas*
and repass present a scene of much brilliancy
and animation.
The advantages w inch this
bouse offers to customers, and they are cer
tainly many and liiqiortant, may he fully
shared by those living at a distance.
.A
handsome illustrated catalogue is i.«Riieil tree
every Spring and Autumn. It sells g»»ods
as readily to distant buyers as the best *al< -•
men to a customer at the counter.
ahouhi it not?
'«m»' linimMiatih and
' ” *
'
'.
I r -• lit I .. IU to IIP at
r. s .i,SI(‘r"
" I have been a great
■
<’<>.. Dr., with
.ita. li.,,1, w ,thin ntx rnontbfi
sufferer from Asth
Asthma,
.all'.II of till» 11.,I K,
ma and severe Colds
I I. II.la r Ä |st|
IH I I X M I ill UMAX, Eit.utr.»
every Winter, and last Fall my
i tfkiK, Attorney.
friends as well as myself thought
SMALL FRUITS, RGSES
because of my feeble condition, and
Notice oi Final Settlement
great distress from constant cough
AND SHRUBS.
urt of th«- State <>1 Oregon,
ing and inability to raise any of the
«•uiitv «•! Ja< ksou.
accumulated matter from my lungs, Apples, Peaches. Pears,'.Cherries
• 'stat. *.| Michael Hitnh*y.
Almonds, Plumbs, Nectarines
l«a»MMd.
that my time was close at hand.
Quinces, Apricots,
Ill Ki.lH ».I VEN THAT THE
When nearly worn out for want of
•
with th« will aniKXid.
Walnuts,
M.« i:,t< i ILinley . d«-c<*aH« <1. haw
sleep and rest, a friend recommend
Blackberries,
' ••utt I.;- Imai account «»! M»id
11 bx i-n i <.f
court Tuia-
Strawberries, Currants,
ed me to try thy valuable medicine,
N"X » ii.t>. i. at the hour of
Raspberries, Coorc berries
Hoschee's German
’ tort h< h» at ing tti« root.
and Crapes.
nr-.il« her» by notititd to
Gentle,
Syrup. I am con
t her »«Ejecticne to taid
fident it saved my
ai«i tim<*.
Refreshing life. Almost the first At
Price's
! H«>n. J. R. Neil. Judge
«M !> HANLEY-.
dose
gave
me
great
Sleep
"iTiuni.tiutor ot Mild e«tate.
relief and a gentle re
. i I-. I«ei
THE RIVERSIDE NURS! RY
freshing sleep, such as I had not had Is loeat«'«j one ami
Summons
for weeks. My cough began immedi Grant's Pass, on Itogu»
larm. ami in th»* I
ately to loosen and pass away, and 8<*ut
hern < h » u» m
n t of th» Stat»* ot Oregon
I found myself rapidly gaining in
ot Jackson, ¡»recimt ot
health and weight. I am pleased I
• til. va. Isaac Ont it . dc-
et
to inform thee—unsolicited—that I
n to recovi-r iuune>.
A
Y. ’ .
Mbov» ua med defendant.
am in excellent health and do cer
III. SAMI.hl I HL S'l A IF OF OREGON
tainly attribute it to thy Boschee’s
'• ■ i • by r«qu:i.«j to Mpp'-ar an<i
• iq • 1 1 "1 the ahov«- Plaintiff
German Syrup C. B. S ticknky ,
lit .!]■! < >.iirt. lew on file with
it» Peac< oi said Court.
Picton, Ontario.”
Dy^Iiep?!.»,
THE
th. . -tut,. ,,f t harl(¥ L
I ton luán, dcccas»*»!
- HI.lu.ltV t.n ex ' TH « t TH r
■
-i-......... dm
• ft
I'- I. '1 huruiHi,.
' ’»•••' "UllG I ..urt of ti,«. stuf.- ut
i. nmu'l t ,t ,1a. k~..n County
ol
Why
(dear in its st it ments, im
partial and fair, replete with news, - it
deals direct, and above ail. is coinyl'tf
The
latest devices, the sensible household neces
i
.
rn i
I
— attlf. .lau. -’n. l-fll
ni t« pul isti in\ t< -i imonial f<ir
'»Alin K l . mei » v . for it has been a
t< i id « . f«»r ii has » unsi me »it
t • ir «
■ I I m \ « -u1t« r» «1 wlien-
t ■ « . tti. !«.i t h«- last tit,«« n
v. -ott«i«<i p«rt»ct torturi* for
t i - . i .i t .in«. -<iin«-t iin»1 r« t<-ti
ll. ui- without ,inx r»*st ami un-
plf.inanx «»I the numb« rl»ss
• t ;
S..« I » in ! i « •• t r< in t hm
I t ' . . : ■ -1 - \ ;• I tom of «
of
I tak
■
t "M
i t i..it >- t io- « mi «-i it
It bas
u-1 ipath'ii M> Husbaml
i \ ■ u ’n- ¡.1«. ami 'n woiil'i m»t n<*
U . ire I th so ! app> over R " e
mg.i n its tav«u-, and advise
I . : . ■ ■ ! t . "
L- JA i> G LE
«1 la<-k
-tn • t-, >• atti» . Wasil,
li uggisti»
CONSTIPATE.
8u«t Cu«» ion S ick Hf»c«cxf,
and all troub.aa ana ¿f: m
IndigeoUon or Cent*’.pation.
In* ; r •!":«»
■ » a
Referee's Sale
can be nlcaly adj ated to avJ tt • » • . m
pill can n-»«r ba too larwe • • ••• 1 u-y •
«
as so much sugar 4W i*;< a A up in » - ” «.« v al
which can t»* ■ arriad n »wut ic»< k«-t a «•
laae* »• Tra»-I*rs asd Kasine«« •»*•>, '"«• •
Sal ' '< rsaeae» " T«sés Birk. *«,*f F ut««»".
•t A DECRE!’. MA DF. ON
< ptetni»» r. ¡s'.»l. by th<* cir
ât. <.t Oregon tor Jackson
: i i art iti n ot r«ai pr» i city
M
i - p a nt itT au
lanf, and bj virnie
ut ! M*id circuit <-ourt
n« i «iat»'. I atu, a» the
i thaï piirpoa«-. author-
'•I. th« hcrvinaft»*r de-
I». hinging t«i t»aid plnin-
: ii» m.»nu» r provnfid ty
n : "di» m « t«i said or
ti publie auctton. to
r.at th<*court-huuse
sani c-ounty. Mate
■ an. via base tr*4 llnaa P.o*.i for 2». !■> «
(
DR
HARTER S IRON TOPIC.
R'
aad |.|»'FTMa-.: i «-T. •
la KK a LTM aad Vie»»«
—
furo ira «o » ' ■
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• ■
k
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THi DR. NARHR MEOICiNE CO. SI. LO-IS. M3*
i
A-U
7,
: g . . -t ¡•.«¡»er on
r.vxr-:n e e
we bc’icve W3H i
he bay of San
•< y in 1*49; the
the -Alta ’ r^m '• I ’
. vr l»een inter-
inhabitants oi lin
To cure Biliousness, >*' k H .
k ). Tlie’ Alta,”
esled m the n»-«\ -
pation. Malaria, Liver •
j
r-, 1 1 . is -utcumbed to
tike many uth* r
the safe and cerium rt .
¿je.it majority,
lhe inc vital »le ai*.
SMITH«
n succeeded by
•nd, like >th< r
xaminrr
hat
>■ -uns- r g- H«
minent place in the
taken ¡n
* ! its Week?
X
Dew spap
~n ! . tiio-e uhj
»'
edition IS
i V«
e ; i;* r puT»h*h««l
a*. I
want .ri i:n- i
Tee th? KH4V.X Mz<* 4'iitticpi
buttle)
1HEV ARE THE M ■ ' I • *\ . 1 1
_• i- familiar with
1 . •
at ’’T ht e B
SuitAtilc tor* rwil
' y Mt. Hearst, tlie
I
thè pier
Price of <>Hli«*r *i/c. 2
!..
’ uMishi r, and it is
' l.xami:
s
\
u
th«
aggregate
only nect
inch there are '«.OnO—
value of tlie pr< :■
J. F. SMI TH £C0 M..
ui< 4 aiuoli,; all the
b)
",
addition b» these pre-
subs« rit»ri > l>t',
ic from
cents to
Diium*», "hi- h r
■
F•’■00, t c' ' « ry Mil
h wi'1 lx- mailed to
great j.rcmmm I
■ : samincr «office
him in a tube dir
r. tired.
as soon as the sg
No appetite. Indignation. I latu!.*i.< e,
»
Birk Headache. **ail ruu «ioHu,*’ lu*
» iiiCiùSOHicr.
«
I m * fle»b, y ou will 1 iud
pt,
• k I*. \i Ot Kaul day. ail
t ami « I.uni ot th»- said
ami u ill.am m Mit
t' tie following «le
it.
««I th«-s<uith«*HNt quar-
• •« tiofi 11, in township
•ntaimng 7»«.w* a» r»>:
tri» r ot tin* north«*ast
• •! m < tion six H , m
i w . .1
t contain I rig
io minsi an«l fifty-four and
«“i i- of I m nd. situate
itity. Stat»* ot « )r« gt»n.
a- pct sani diarree,
ric-haif of the pur-
h ««u th« tirst «lax of
his court; the <»th<*r
price to !»«• paid
! mm th«* order of c»»n-
i'j said court. I I m * pay-
■cured b\ mortgage
ili« part.1 making
qiiiii-d to pax 10 p< r
hase prie«’ at the
ntirmatloti ot tale
KISSING?"70
If You Have
Hand thii* will day of Ot-
11.1- J. DAY-. K. lcr««'.
“ n» bæî :
“ The E ûüuii •
F.a< h <4 th.
Rrc t h ganti-,
i very lint ;»«
i»tic oi " Im. h
sities,— what yon nee<l and what you
would like to have, — are all there in beauti
t.
F U.,
It is a helpful liook for young or old, rich or
tbaremedy you need. They ton«* up
IhErtmtdyvon
th« weak stomach an»l luiihl tip th«
flagging energies. Sulf<r«r«t I rein
• • dttc« <1 ill photo
• ».II« <1 for Irani-
; the most refine J
We« k'v ) X un!-
rt
. s «n Ft ani i*MN>,
X.HUiUVt ” 04
of getting the same go»»ds, the styles, ami
same prices, as if present in Sacramento.
We know of no way of increasing our trade
POINTS
imh«--. an«l they
sime- . -h?"ing
OTiumals. cither
. • ¿ f. r f 100,000.
ful illustrations and interesting descriptions.
poor, and free for the asking.
If you send an order you may rest assured
•r INTERIOR
IME-----
faster than by doing our very best on every
mental or phy steal <nerwo«»k u ill I ind
relief from them. N i< ely sugar co«» <R
RAILROAD
SOLD llVEKVW HEiU
n«* to tak<*
CÀLIFOHKLA
P
Points East and South.
I'IN IM. < AH U.itTE.
It run«
1 I -IIBl 1 111 1 KA IN si every .l«y
osítíveí
transaction.
WEIN n TOCK, LUBIN, * CO,
400 to 412 K .Street,
S acramento , C ai ..
K . U.t A K>o>
REDLAND -1- NURSERY
Wearing Apparel for men, women, and
children, Household Nuppln-s, etc
Illustrated Catalogue Free.
Large
J
Buel's New Book!
Just published, has iak»*n th« »»»unti) !•»
storm. Excels all »>th»*r» in p»q»ulHrit> am
tafuinnting ln:«T»si, combining a ■ that ’•
strang»* and marvelous in tin* annals of th«
juist. Tin* title.
HEROES'
OF
UNKNOWN SEAS
W . I. CAUSON
III
ill. of Grant'* Pass, JoM phine
» o int '. Oia gon.
CATARRH
ures
AhenniAiism,
Neuralgia, Corn'
HEAOACHI, An! ALL PAIN.
J
Th» CillftriU
100 000 TREES IN STOCK,
Apple. Pear. Peach.
Plum. Prune. Apricot
Vectari”«, Cherrv,
Almond. Chestnut.
Walnut
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
SAVAGE LANDS.
Flag. Adventures at the Court of the
Kahn of Tartary, 1 h«* Vo>Ug.*s <>1 \ .»*
»1 ■ Gama. The Romantic Story «it th« ( onqu» **i
oi th«* A/.t»*cs. Stirring Adventur« « w ith th<
Savage and t'annlbal Kac< * of th< South I’a
cilic. Th»* Legeud of the Spectral Ship, rt« .
OVEIL 300
brilliant engravings of rare beanly. im lml'iiK
lit» lik<* fae-*iinil»*a in oil colors ti. iuau
thentic hiatoricftl *k«*t<-h«> surpassing all
previous efforts at picture adorn
ment.
nnu’T wait l
UUll I ff Al I ’
ELECANT DAY COACHES
A
THROUCH TICKETS
To ami from ail
. _ I’ninib ¡u Am»-ri-
ui p. can I«»* |>urcliiuH*d at
1 this company.
ONE DOLLAR PER DAY HCL'EE
t ur. si a n
Free B’ùtes to and. from th
in
Well Drilling and Pros
YOU NEED BUT ASK
ic . ned ,
h
T busItH
havîm ,
«ole proprh*tor oi t)o«b. • I
NH. r»*sp« < tfnb\ nun
now pr« |»ar»d to «1«» ali w<>i k
tirst-« las* manner ami at a
I will also tak«- contract -
pls.<a*r mini's. Tlx- »'apaeitY
4<f» t••• t. I r»*!« r lotti» « i k l h «\ •
don«- in (I’»!••! «-nt port ion* ol th« \
Ï^‘Satist,«« ti«*n guarani« • <1.
For fut 11er part ten 'ar- < .«.! <>n
w. p. hOlHiE. M. <;
THE HISTORY COMPANY,
!
Cor. 3d atd E Street»,
................ irrigation on I NoChuiea»' « rr.pluyad ami no »1« \ r . h in
»>ur t r«*» - ar> grown without
i*< <i hill land, an I all <>t aiH-w n var.eti»*N I hat charget*.
M»'alH 25 cents; lodging 25
i J t. g (» n1
«»IK*« •«1 - - in s<-uth« i n »»r« gon.
I'hoN«* cont» inplatiiig 1 tree p’ar.tit»« will do
wel! io visit our orchard and nurm-ry. or write
(<» us t<»r prlc<- list. A«l«lr< >•»
i to lift at Murphy,
Josephin« «-onnty . <>r«'gon, i, «»r to R. R.Station,
(•rant's P ush , dr« g««n.
a . H »’ arson a son .
Mn "i p »itumi) t.»i
mon« y making » ;«nii'»i
be had twice'in a lifrtim»* N'»» matt»» what
you may have on hand h « < ur»' an ag« m y f»u
thia great new book. Absolutely n<»« xp« i !
rnc(' required, U-*» every otln'f mail want> th *
b«»«»k. ami our i»p«*« iai plan hijuj »■* m . • ■ •**
beautiful canvaaslpg outtit a ^» in in .t** H
<1.00. This womierful book I* a guaraiif'•
aueceft* anywhere. Addn>e* «puck, with oi'lci
for outtit.
h»
i
PORTEAN!). <-K.
----- THE UKHT-----
GR \PE VINI
< I 'HRANTS. GOOSEREH-
Hll>. Rl..\< Kill RHU S. RA>PBEK-
|{||>. >1K \ wherries . FIGS.
k
lk*et that can
>s
coiiMruct-
arc both fr«*c
!cr> < 1 First or b«*cond-
lut I <»ns
ELECTRIC
COUGH CURI
CUHtCOLM. C*0üP.CO*Knr! «.
I»U ky A*1 Drigfiit»,
Each 26c, 80« 4 J
ör.mnacr A Co . Prop a. Lo* An««lo». Ciai
ng <Hr-uusurpass«*»i,
I'lauinu Rotini Sle«*p« rs
UÎ latest E'juipuiciu.
T girisi Sleeping Cars
■
V n M ss »aä H«g»‘ ’»
AND
sounds the keynote <if it« phenoim'iial sm -
»•»•ss. Thrilling Tai»*« of th«' s«-a. Ex pl« »it -
the BuccHiwerM. Th«* r»*rribl»* Era t»1 th« Bia< k
I
r
• • n< • ruing rates, time ol
imi olii« r «1« taila furnibh»-«! <»n
any ag»-nt, or
A. D. CHARLTON,
:!■ i «1 P«HU'ii<er Aycnt.
1 I I n«t M..c,,r W««hlnst<ie,
PORTLAND. ORECON
Notice of Dissolution of
Partnership.
HJ \\ H«»M I I MAt < oN» ERN XoTKf.
• •I '
'« tiiii.ii th»* partn» rship h«*r<-
X -t I - !.. twe. n III XICV KI.IPPEL
III t- fhi* «lay «liwolyed by
••t
\ll«i« tit- »hi. * frolli sai»! timi
« III \l<\ k I IPI’EL. and all
-a i iti tu must I h -paid tu toim.
.ih «' «» ol S» pf« ih I mt . |M»|.
,l«»\t*X LEE.
HENRY hLIPPEL.
THE HISTORY 1HTLD1NO.
732 Market St. San Francisco
■1
.•
r t”
Lands and Mines for Sale.
WING TO H.L-HF.ALTII 111!' I NhElt-
sign«*d off»*ra t««r *iiJ»* 1*0 a<'r«*M ••! g* • 1 m
cultural and pasture !aml. nn»-; ••!
•
- i 1;; Vfí
f»*m*»il ami :U' iier» * in « ullix ntn»n, t _■*' ■
v illi about 1' t- «ns ot rIn•»«•»• win t ami
! • '..
Ile «IQ «4 «rho
pay , four l»«*a»i oi «•>»»<! hoi *» * nri'l t w h< . '<•*
Il y<-u L.i\' m t. you would b<* surpria»*»! to
earth*. 'Lh«rea»» tw«> burn*!, a Mi ai'<hv<
hl *
h v mif i b t’< r il .-than pilla for the
ami outbuilding« ”7ji pn* pu«< •• '•■i U la.- ! i>
mlmirably %ituate«l lor a Kto<*x ra,»«*li. ;< »m y
<’<»N* I l P.VI IdN. LI \ LU m Ml'
three iuil< * from a *4or«* am! po-.itin'u •
. i
t
EASES, ami i* r« « ■»mm» n i »I I •
more than tive miles tt"in th» ** I’ R. R
when <>l lu r m«die !.. - î
depot at Woodvfll«*. Attach»*»! tothis U a w< Il
to iL- lm\ :m.i *»»' 1 1,1
equipp’d hydraiili»' mining « lalni. t In w n*> <
au
J ¡»aught«!* it ba
A .» i < gu •: « !< I» it-
<r-aparida, taken LU
«•r undivided halt of which tn sun purcba^rt
<1
0 iortfi
t»4 tc.isD-« litui d'MSva,
wdl alMJ W sold. IAr pat th'ulaia/;:dl oq < r
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Luto'Jp* for it Pi
HEW YORK.
Cure?
A SK YOUR oYufGOl'ÖT FOft IT'.
TG’tnn
Reward Offered
»
I "I.I \ FROM I HE I NDER.
. .n U i:iow SpnngK |.| C-
• . a t»ay man* II yt ara «»Id.
I' iai" Hid ha* a daw.
i ' •'
11 •»houia» i
a MiltM
>" |«.mj i..¡ le i r» tin n ur m.
ma.' kaJ tbwVu».
I. E. HITCH