MISCELLANEOUS.
East and South
SJUldERN PACIFIC CO.’S LINE
The Mt. Shasta Route.
KipieH. I rani- L vhvi -Portimi«! Dally.
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Mixiford
Leave. ,;ik>A.M.
1.1.» < m I %rri vvSiiuFrancisco Lcuvi’l H-.Htip. M.
ÀtM»vr traina Mop only at tbr following
Mtation.« ii »Uli ot K -eburg: l.-xt Pfitiand
Oregon « tv. W.bklbiirii,
Sabin. Alban».
iMUgvut, iMtvdda. Haney, iLirriaburg, June-
L'lont ity. Irving. Eugrtie.
KOM.HI Kt. MAIL DAILY
ONE MASS OF SCALES.
Affli etri! Thrrr it-firn by Ihrriidfui >lAn
tiKd Hhntd llinriia*, I* if/« liilriiir
I' iiih it ml lima of lltir
Mary A., bred by Capt. Apperson, by
l'ta« r I »I I.H haa a elrewlwllon ot '.- .lX» Altamont (almost a green trottermade a
ili«.|arge«l snjwjted by any newspaper record of 2:35.-,.
Cuticura Remedies
V/»A < UK» H.LfV
A break was tr ade in Hie north jettv at'
ROSEBUD
AND
Newport, Or., bv the high tide, but I.as
since been repaired.
HOÒF.
ài I a Harden of no, - tint tn Hibiingly
Their incense in tue air.
T .1 i
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. a Ii comer n f 'ini, shy look,
1 e. ai', d a irh two women fair.
And one *4 as a beautiful rose full blown.
A «¿iiceiily tuituan she;
The ot li- i a «■!< ii-h r maid scarce grown,
A dr« am of the ro.o to he.
Tu ti.<* glorien , queenly woman I gave
A full blown, exqui ite rose.
But f'-r ihr maiden sweetly gravo
A shy rosebud I chose.
She smiled, but on the rones rare
She Turned a longing rye;
The woman set the rose in her hair.
But she looked on the bud with a sigh.
— Henry Collins in Lippincott's
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EH e<*t 4ai I » ii .<>i. great enr. . >1 huniora and
disca-eM ot tin*-km, -calp ami blo<ui than ail
Arrive > »•• v. m . other rt iiie'lo«. i «»mt».ne<|. i i in cica . Im*
L**avc|12. >■» »*. M. great Ski ii t'urc, a n«l » i i n i ha 'nil', an < \-
<julait« «kill Piiritier and l»« aiit'ln i . external-
At Albany .u.J Lot va. ut connect withtraina 1», and Cr rn t h t K l - oi v i.x r. tin low BI oim I
ALL SORTS.
ot Oregon Bucine Railroad.
Puritier and gi » aie-t ot Huiii-»r Keim dn •», in
DAll.Y RXPRKita TRAINS EX< EPT *f N I» » Y ?
ternuily, cure < v. ry apech a of itching, Imrn.
Ti e liwi.-r stables this «ea«on won
I I-- c M I.- i \ -
1 ’ i ’ ■: i :
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' '* Ing, -ca V. jump y . ami blotchy <li>ea-e- ot Ihr
7:^» I*, vi Arrive McMinnville Leave. ».l»\.M -km.xaip and blood, from intani v to age, il.'».* ”0, the highest of any stable’s win
from pimpie- t> -< rot nia. vs hen th. l>< m phy-
nings.
sii’ian- and all »»tin i remedí» s tail.
THROUGH ttk ETS’»“«H poiutA.
The net pretit* of the bank of England
EAST A, SOUTH.
SoM every wh< i. Pi - - . < ’ut icni a.
. *. <ap. | m
ForTk kctaaiui intormation n garding rate».
halt year eudiiig August 31st
2'
h
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Kcsi.lv
-nt.
$1
Prepariti
t»y
the
P<»tler
cuapM. etc. < all <»u l oiupany • agent at Med lord.
were £7l>3,23S.
binand < ticmical « orpuration. H-»-»« n
H KOLHLKH.
XM^ m - ih I fi»r”H->w to < ni l- Uli.<ul Ia-us."
Mauaser.
A*< U. » . k 1 . As t.
A KirglitH i f Bythias lodge has been
M ill. TH XIS- »‘VI» Y
»•-Y‘ ►•»’ T-f S DA Y .)
B»
u » «ave
portlan-1
ï.b» »*. m \tr ve Co» valila
THE LADIES
OLD FOLKS PAINS.
■•to
South, rn Or« gon are hereby intonilo! timi
in »«tdition to » ¡urge tut«! «Kgunt lint ot
Fil l ot cointort I« r
Pains, In-
I awL tlammat :< ii-.
I W.akm-'- I the
i JL>*
*i i- tiu Cuticura Anti-Pain
Plaster, ’I"' t'»'< í«ml • Il > I un-k '.¡ng
str« ngt m lung pia.-tvr. \-w. . i!>ianl;»mou-
aud intallible.
MILLINERY
vv added to inv -lock the followiiia ciaaaot
tfiMMla, ot which 1 have a full line:
ladies' Jurnishing Goods,
AT CENTRAL POINT’'
II..th Knit »nd Nudln.
¡HAUTS’ WARDROBES COMPLETE JOS. C. SHERIDAN, PRûFRiETüh
Aacheap
am
to br bought any place; aUo
Where i* kept .-onMantly on han.l a eomplvte
and tirsi-ciu3s stock ot
ChilJrsn’B Short Clothes.
HARDWARE,
Voder 1 ycwrkold.
beautiful no«'
Stoves, Tinware. Catlery*
p
Consisting of Lisle and Silk
olov
>:?*
OILS
HAM DKEHI IIi
1IOSIEH A
:»*!S
OF ALI. KINDS
Mjchinics' Tools.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Zephyr Shawls,
NAILS. ROPE
and many <»th«*r thinirs i < mv numer<»ui* to m«*n-
tion. I have also ar« ured the service»of a
FIRST-CLASS
And everything else inmg: rinb'e nib's ne.
My good*, ar»-mu and ot the l>< *t i»ran*la, and
w 11' be s. »Id at t hr
DRESSMAKER,
I am now prepared to execute an or
der*« 'n that line in Hrst-claaastyl»‘ at reaaona-
Me rat or .
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C a II and aw me opposite J. Nunan a »nta1-
furnia «Ireel.
MHS. T. I*. PRIM.
Lowest Ruling; Price*
G’ve me a call before
IM •
wt>* re.
.it. - iieijdan
Rev'ßricl
From TERMINAL or 1NTER1OH FOIST:
THE
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health
RAILROAD
1.1.1 an ! r.
I.s ili«- Line to tak«*
To all Points East and South.
It
IS the niNINC. I lit ttoi rr
It run«
Tbrough Vhs UHI 1.1.1» I HAl.NK.vry lay
in th«* year l«>
*111. I ..n
St. Paul i' Chicago
I« 11 »I »» II
(No Change of Car»*.]
Coin i »o»« «I ”t Inniiijz Car** um»»irp»i-i4>d.
Bollman Draw ing l<”. tn SI. < p» r*
t»l lai’^t Equipment,
Hol I I** •
(.* Iti«-ha*»*i< ot.Kri
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Tourist Sleeping Cars. ar*
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♦si aii'i in W till I) .fl 1 Y. - la'
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(•nini.
L<i ICh hr«*a*4
fnr 11»0 eff < t.*L ti- .1 • . ' • -
.o».! < ri ••
I»» i» r * t t-o 1» 1
and furnished for bokh'rs ot Fu st or SvcoiKl-
vlu-sa Tu k«-ts. and
ELECANT DAY COACHES.
ard lira::» tr<-»tnierit. I ■<4r’
er. rxn'4 or over work, »
«*rln* S3 <»<• per |u»«.
Toole Mi.il Ar» V
»k-nt every w here, C. <>. 1>., q
per •> p fiM.
un. iti» h a Ki»* i»icr<; »■»».. A».r\ i
Vanii Ml Mai k. » •
San Franc
I trctilarH nt t rt ••
A Continuous Line connect in“ n itli
cdl Line-, affording direct anti
uninterrupted -en ice.
tn hi >n ep. r r* si rvat ;> his « an
s uri
.» Ivjucv through any agent bt the road.
THROUCH
TICKETS
ici». Entr ami tm! Em » p* • 'lb b-
Mark K on
pul * ha-«H h <
any Tk-kvt Oflbreuf tlu* vuiupaio
Full in'i.rmaU. n com-ern UK rat.-. time ol
trairiM, r«»ut«*a amt <»ttu r «Istalla lurnislusi
application to any ag« nt, or
In ♦r.e *" »
A. D. CHARLTON,
AMiatant G» n»‘rai Ptuwrnger Agent.
No. 121 Finit SH., cor. Washington.
TREE TRIAL X
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PORTLAND. ORECON
PACKAGE
PROE°HARRIS'
A. GARRICK,
PASTILLES
FORTHE CURE OF
Ami Lnporter of
WEAK MEN
Foreign and Domestic Woolens, Etc.
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ASHLAND. OREGON
I M\l ►--•.’»in n»* 1 lb
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uf*|i/ UL'U V »< ► V II I i *1 n lo V»lllm 'l»H:ilin..r
hl’AK Rltll ►VHH-lt'»' R4-»n». RMhVM- iv-
PCI.I. LINE nt THE nPST ANI» .MOST »01.1
. HWY I <> ••*» - WHO » »KI V I*» » 1 » 111 » »»I v< Mil I Ml I»-
fashionable e ,.rh-. tlniHhi.m*, ere., con 51« »♦.►!?■ 1.1'-* of I in
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stantly hep, on hand, and n .thing but tirat irui 1 1«
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ela*. work rurrn.l out.
WHEN WE
r»K 4 01-xr »i»**» 11-
All .ird.r- nn.d prompti) Hl reaaonable ’n tinnv th on - ii "I ,~n--
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rales and -ati-taiSi' U auari.ute. >L
■T*N1 TT ä
Prof, n.riih
A. ÓAKK1CK
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ßsOLVILE MEDICATED f AaTII.I.FS,
Ex
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VITALLY WEAK
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SAY CURE
TElñl
ASHLAND HOTEL
■tl7e?..‘’|*B. N- -
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all »shin** t*» »•«*
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THE HARRIS pr.MEa* CU., Ml«. Cl ern srs,
ii BkiKÎÀs sr«Ei r.
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kTwr,TiiT7Nrmra Trcr YTTT’.ril nx-i-il
CKNTKALLT LOCATED.
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT
Thia w»»ll-kn.»wn hiHiRH ha* been rebuilt
with br uk and greatly ♦•nlarg»d, besides bet ug
NEWLY
HE F«»LL«»W!\ii LIMI. >1 HEDI 1.1
. F« b.
T tak«* • tha t Sunday
GOING EA
FURNISHED
WILL
Leave Jack-onvill« at -.50
M»’ »• M
L«*av«
h«-tr«a k at
r».ik p. m .
Leave Hai l»au«rl» - «1 ' * • •»
5.51 F m
L«*av«* 1 >a vis%
5:55 p . M.
Arrive ai M«*dt«»r.t ai ’.« •"•
It i*«*rn»ral!y b cr !« m | m th«* buttln»*-- part of
tatvn. and >« tf»»<»d-.impl«* room t«»r < <»mm« r-
« ial trav« ,« r-. is tpt»*«| up in « oiiiu , ti*»n t h« r«-
with Tnwtabl« s «•**iiwiahl;> lurmahed wit!»
be best th«’ mark«*! atf«»r«is.
F K IIKH’.HTMAN, Prop
Ashland. Ovt . U»
ASK FOR—
THE
M.. '. i'.* r. M
HOOTS
BOSS
»». M.
it 10:17 « M
And al I «»f
AKIN, SELLINC & CO.’S
UNRIVALED GOODS
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LUCKEY «St CO
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•Jiu I u»_£
nranon,
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• VYQCR ALL tiRNDt
Hflkflfi'»
CATS OR H5T’ ’ **
|MCW»»tt»O 4 J > vs
4*4 0 PRICES.
Hl i.
CATALOG ANO CLU 1
Lie*" lymf* llmif i . r»-ryrr^*'rri.
FRED T. MERRILL,
PORTLAND. OR
iiT W«.«l»«*" Sr
—««awn o r-w* *»rik —
r. <>nr "-In l*hu-4eirl,ia
»Li* N. tv -paper A-O' »
kA'sr'l''- itìiàii Wtru w
Points That t>istlngul»*h a Prioliai
in tlie Metropolis f« •?»« th«* II«“
Gentlemen of L« i-u •
ASHLAND, CiitCO
S. Il, Lt as.«*, K< nt Mini It.
I
BEAL-LSTAÏE Ofi COMMISSION
A <h«.»
' ed
ti
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City anil Coaiitry Pro|ierty I r Sili-,
An» ; - r»vn wishing to m
11 p. rty
önfl it to thWr int»T»^ to call anil
U p -’
Senator Voorhees says Indiana will |»rp-
sent Governor (¡ray’s name for the Demo
cratic nomination in IS92.
The Newport Rejiublican refuses to.
publish the doing* ot the ci'y council of
that "burg” without pay therefor.
It appears from the latest inf rmation
tba' J' bn’L. Sullivan has made a com
plete fa in e as an act r in Au«tiul a.
There is on I v one vacant residence in
Corvallis waiting for an occupant, and
that is not a very desirable place—it is
the county jail.
The pioneers of Coos county willorvan-
ize a society at Coquille citv, Nov. oih.
All who se-iled in the county prior to
llkis are pioneers.
Mrs. Wanamak 'r is said to keep up
a regular correspondence with the 1.50
girl* who make tin I er Sunday-scliool
class in Philadelphia.
in the society «»I i city not a thousand
miles from \Va- .inui«»ii. whose infirmity
of temper has gi
» ; ».>«* t«» very interest
ing gossip occasionally, tig.ires in a quaint
little story that is at pn.ient going the
rounds.
.A short time ago she was entertaining
at supper a lady of her m «¡u.dntance, when
it chanced that there was ¡»laced upon the
table a small pot of chodolale. Tlie hostess
of the occasion was very fond of the bever
age in question, partaking of it every even
ing of her life. Unfortunately the servant
had neglected to make more than the usual
quantity, which was just about sufficient
fur a single cup.
Accordingly, when the guest was askud
if she would have some, she hesitated a
moment and said no
Whereupon her eu-
tertainer flushed with anger at the con
tretemps and, rising from her 6eat, deliber
ately pourod the contents of the chocolate
pot out of the window.
This was embarrassing for the lady eu
tertaiued, to say the least of It. Of course,
however, she pretende«l to take no notice,
merely glancing slyly at her host, who
made the third person at the repast, to ?ee
if he evinced any consciousness respecting
the proceeding But be only smiled slight
ly beneath his mustache and made no re
mark.
Presently he asked her If she would have
some chicken salad, of which a big dishful
made the principal feature among the
viands.
“I th ink you, no,” she replied, merely
liecHUbe she had a preference for something
else.
Immediately, as if it were quite a matter
• f course, the ho>t picked up the chicken
salad aud threw it, dish and all, out through
the window into the garden.
“It’s a way we have here,” lie remarked,
calmly.
Nobody said anything for quite five min
utes afte rward, but the extreme amiability
exhibited by the hostess for the rest of the
evening led the visitor to imagine that the
lesson thus given after the mauner of Pe
truchio was not without a ce! tain domestic
usefulness. — Washington Post
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«i I I;«*fl.»«*in»*nt.
The Albany llemoeritt ears there is not
newspaper in the country whose record
for consistency is so vulnerable all ajong ,
the line as the Oreyoniun.
Prop a nickel in the slot and get a j
a
“A’.-uu, and be walks like a di « •nan.’
‘Gail, he’s goln to bow to that g«»l
Sot-
ray faw the paw gel. Watch hiiu.”
‘‘Ab! ah! What an awful duffer. If 1
couldn’t bow better than that I’d stop at
home.”
“Yaaa. So would I.”
go to the club and sit down; that
sort of thing ni-«kes me awfully tired.”
The man criticised was conspicuous, and
it was ail be< ause he hadn't sufficient
knowledge of culchaw and depawtuient.
He was fnultleH?*iy dressed, but that didn't
save hint. Whether to take soup from the
side or from the end of a spoon is a mat
ter of culture, but whether to carry the
gloves with the fingers forward or with the
fingers back is a matter of culchaw
Everyb,wly that Is anybody knows all
about culture and deportment, but cul
chaw and depawtuient include the little
niceties of manner and conduct about
which many people have a great deal to
learn
Without culchaw and depawtment
It is impossible to be a swell
THE WALK
A swell must walk at times, no matter
how many broughams and horses he may
have, and it is no more than proper to give
the walk precedence. Thu walk is an ac
quirement a man gets very early in life,
but he never begins to walk in the ¡»roper
way until he is proposed for meinliership
in a good club. This is the way: Legs
stiff, no elasticity; body well forward, no
elasticity; head well back, no elasticity,
and steps about two and a half feet long.
Of course there are variations. Going to
a funeral the manab<»ut town should walk
briskly and as if he enjoyed it. Thereby
he demonstrates his perfect repose of man
ner and shows that it is not influenced by
mere external circumstances. Going to a
wedding he should walk slowly and look
lM»red aud thoroughly convinced that mar
riage is a failure.
In entering a ballroom the walk may be
elaborated to almost any extent. A man
should wear his evening walk just as he
w«‘ars his evening clothes, for the occasion.
Then there are variations of the walk
aside from those of formality and stiffness.
Tlie most noticeable of these is that em
ployed when the expert walker walks with
a “gel.” When thus agreeably employed
he should invariably face her «nd walk
sideways like a crab. This will at first l»e
found rather «lfflic ilt, but practice makes
p«»rfect, and the “gel” who will not put up
with tiring strp{»ed on a few times and
bumped with a p ur of unaccustomed knees
a few times has not a proper appreciation
of culchaw and «lepawtmerit. In walking
with tlie “gel” the student should care
fully avoid keeping step. The step to
gether is for common soldiers, convicts,
« lurk', going t«»gethrr to business and cads
who di regard cidchaw and depawtment.
(¡ent ¡emeu never walk in step
It shows
!«>«> much ¡»nun« «!.ration and thought, and
is n t in keeping with the mental idleness
which should characterize a gentlemen.
IMPORTANCE OF THE IM»W.
Walking having lieen considered, it is
now n«’ e «.uy to take up standing still
an«! •-itting down. To describe these ac
• <n ’¿l'11uu tits it is perhaps »ufTicient to
' ty t ■ : ; i standing the real swell should
. - s i*. t . .gh he wmid prefer to sit, and
in si: • g i «‘ -liould c avev the impression
tb it "r w »uld ¡uefer to stand. If he dors
tn.s »• nm hardiy fail to look sufficiently
tM»r*»'l
X ’ *. (*(•■ H-s tue bow a 1.: «t useful ac
m
...‘?iit, iu fai t ! he m*
useful one
in « aii«** t n with ciiH a.ivv and depawt
ut.
A :nan "f real cult haw should i»e
to nt ' lit a i...«u grossly with his l»ow
upon (><•<•
*n. and nc siiu dd also be able
ro bow s«» that the bower would uot hesi
t ite .d..T ii'iiding Liin iHM) without seen
i tv
i his bow i** most difficult.
Ail low* may br divided into twocla^ses
t br sL u r bow without raising the hat,
wiiich may be either insulting or |>l<*a.siug,
it ! t ne long Lord (’lirsfrrfield bow for
‘g. Is.” whi< h may convey either mere
r'-og’id: n * r the deepest regard. Eorthe
short i»ow merely snap the head. If it is
in’«nd» d to l»e insulting the person to l»e
iijs ilt« «1 >h':i.i*l b< iooke«l at with a sort of
By .love I d -n't >' • von and I d«»n't like
vo'ir l«'<'k-
stare, .»nd then the head
• houid I h - mi ., p* ■ i a « ry sla -rt
lu piea>e it shuu.d Le mov» d slower and
• a .ill a -mil«»
'lius can hardly fail to
p . i'C Ti e ioi’p I -rd (.’hrsterficld bow is
n.u i mor«» laboi
;■*, but it is also much
re impreb’Uve. I » a« «■ tnplish it grasp
the hat ¡irmly l»v the front <-f the rim,
mia.iue a fly alio it «ighteru inches from
tbetipef the ID’S? a:. I try to bit it With
th«‘ < i iwnof the hat. then «mile as if in
exu. ¡I! >n at having hit it, and .as the hat
is rrpl.u d look at tlie b"wee for approlw»-
tion an I apprr( : K i - hi of th«» dexterity dis
played
< A lit!YING STI« ..S, uLOVF.s, ETC.
Vary.! g r< u ird ! r the bowee may be in-
du ite I by tlie ent i , u * i i-in show n in hit
t ,ng at the fly It is well to pructice in the
mirror.
Snaking hands is much less a part of
culchaw and depaw tmeut than it once was
It is too much worn. Men don’t do it very
much, and as a rule when an acquaintance
offers to shake bauds it is quits» proper not
tu see his hand and to merely bow
If It
.s an undesirable ac ¡uaintance, look at his
hand as though tht-re whs some doubt
about its cleanliness or as though bls
gloves were not in guoil taste, and then de
liver the stony stare aud short bow
It is
Mimetimes necessary to shake hands. For
instance, a prospective father in law may
be an old timer aud used to shaking hands.
If he is tu l»e humored it shoultl be done
daintily
The hand should be presented
on a level with his nj»per shirt stud, and
the motion of the shake should be straight
up and down.
Fewer well dressed aud culchawed men
carry walking sticks now than formerly.
If a stick is carried it should not be walked
with. It should be light, but should im
press the people that it Is heavy, aud that
the man of culchaw is tired of carrying It.
It should hang head down and back prefer
ably in the left hand
The gloves should
always be carried with the fingers forw ard.
The few rudiments of culchaw and de
pawtment here given may seem trivial to
the uninitiated, but they are in reality im
portant and wholesome. They have helped
men into society. They have also got men
laugbetl at aud disliked, but this is be
lieved only by those ignorant persons who
are envious because they have no knowl
edge of culchaw and depawtmeut.—New
York Recorder.
organ zed at Roseburg with a charter
glass nf beer is the latent invention of |
menibersliip of mere than .‘Hl.
a Sfiokane Falla man. Tlie machine is
Il i» reported that th- ImpresHef Atts- S lid to draw beer to perfection.
t'ia is go ng crazy. She has already
There are thirteen saw-mills and four
crown erazv for cigarettes, since she
box factories running withiu six mi es
smokes tlur-v a day.
of Sisson, each running at an exi>en«e of
In < ii n.-ral <i ant's time Sayles J. from $2 .500 to «19,000 per month.
Bowen was mayor ot Washington. Now
.All that ia needed to dispose of Mr.
la i-a nii'-setuer in the treasury depar.-
McKin’ey f r goi.il and all is half a '!■ z* n
In nt at B-0 a month.
inore joint debates like the one in wlii. h
About all the state lioard of trade baB ( ainphell “wiped the earth" with him
d. iie SO f ir has been to draw out a lot at Ada.
of disagr.-eable facta relative to the fa lure
It now seems likely that a railroad will
of the World's fair bill to pa’s tliesenate
1* built around the falls at The Halles,
I ish ng in the North !’ni|a|ila is very on the Washington side, and a line of
g "d at | n -eiit. The banks of that boats put on by the Columbia River Navi
r ver are lined witti fishermen every day gation Company.
try mg to capture the s|>eckled la-auties.
Artesian water lias been struck at
Die attorney if the Great Northern Farmington. Washington, at a depth of
r.i roid stalled recently in court that 190 feet, which flows at tlie rate ol KOO
27,lk'0 persons were actually detected in gallons an hour. A* the well goes down
attempis to delraud bis company last tlie flow increases.
y ear.
Miss Grace Isaacs ot Walla Wall i. who
Ilie Newport 7' .. saysth.it the pre was one of tlie unfortunates in the Lake
sent bigti tides are playing havoc witli Labish railroad smash-tip, is sti I in a
tlie n eks ol the north jetty
The waves precarious condition from injuiies re
roll tlie great eight-ton rucks about like ceived at that time.
pebbles.
Hon. Cha«. Lyman, president of tlie
I on couiitv was named in honor of
S. civil service commiseion. arrived
I n'.tid States '• nator Lewis F. Linn, of in Portland last week. He will organiz.«
Mi-suiiri, who introduced the memorial a local board of examiners in the interest
in eongre-s in 1S4D tu have Oregon de of the postal service.
clared a territory
According to official reports totiaeco is
The Eli , ago 7"
ip ', a
Republican
raised in fourteen counties in Oregon.
paper, say s "the McKinley bill will en
Iann being the banner one
In |«:nt of
hance the cost of living to the people of
average value per acre Oregon stands
low a not less than six ur seven m.lliotis third among the states
cf d liars annually.”
The Pope in a no'e to the Powers says
In M in .n county '-7 taxpavers are as the recent Pantheon disorders we e of
s' se I at »10,0110 or more. In Linn the
extreme importance, and il insists it i-
numliei i-S7. Seven in Marion county impossible for Poth tie Itaban govern
pay on $7 hi , i XM) or mure and the same ment and Papacy to remain in Rome.
numtier in Linn county.
These nights tlie planet Jupiter is bv
II r Harvey Watterson, father of the far the most brilliant object in the heav
t id! a t editor of the Loni-ville Courier* ens. lie and the earth are pretty near
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. dird a few days ago ill bis eigh neighbora now, and his in ona can !.<•
tieth year. He was the last surviving seen very plainly with an ordinary gla--
iniuit.er of tlie twenty-sixty congress.
Tlie Oregon deaf-milte sc'u ol at Salem
¡'lie l’ope i- so frail and thin that it ha« re-opened with sixteen attendant«.
-etms as if a breath woul I blow him Sup-rintendent Knight ia confident ttiere
away. But despite his extreme age and will be a larger aggregate attend nice than
fei hleiii ss tie retains a wonderful hold last year, when it ran up to thirty-four.
' ii life. Hi- faculties are unimpaired.
Tl>e Knights of Pythias grind lodge
\V1 v.»! s worth fifteen cents a cental for 1K92 will meet in Eugene the second
• thr*»« dollars a ton more at San Fran- Tuesdiy in October. Tlie grand lodge
than at -Woria. Meanwhile the passed a resohilion that hereafter no
I’nion r.v ih wtvan'vfH carry wheat from sa'oon man shall be admitted to member
to > m I'rar.ci bco for fifty-four ship.
ccntH a ton.
On account of the strict enforcement of
toinariy has a high pr-tcu’ivp tariff,
the ami.Chinese regulations elsewhere
b n it <1 «-n’t
vm to io Ip the laboring the Celes'ials are beginning to «wai m
Ha-se*. < • < ve-nmkvr.s in Germany are
over the Minnesota ari l North I’ak .ta
pai i I <>tn |! ’•<) to 12 ¡»er w«-ek, about borders, which are guarded t»v only six
i’e Fa ne wages that the shirt-makers
cusroms officer*.
rec» ive m Chicago.
It ia estimated tl at nine tenth« of the
Ii »n
Henry Blackman, ot Heppner,
th«* 1 t’h* r.i hi ’ of eastern Oregon,is a great water from tlie Colorado river is flowing
pi« < e < i congressional timber. A better into Saltoi Sea, and the winter flood
• pial tied, iiaidvr*working and more po|>- will greatly augment the volume of water,
A lake
• i ar man ot the people cannot I k * found, which may seek a '¡uf outer
1 >0 miles long and 300 feet deep ia pre
says tl.v Harney Tunes.
dicted
The vt¡mate of the world’s ¡»ot illation
Eugene has a sewer system, but can
1>'» i is as foil - vs
Etiroj»e, 380.200,-
not use it. Die mam sewer empties in
l»l>0; A ia, ViO.Ml.iH»; Africa, 127 000,
"11. \iis'ra‘u-is, d 10 < m )0 . North Amer- to th- Will miette river ab ve the water
»,010. > ut» America, .36,420,- works statim, and the secretary ot that
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company will enjoin each and every
. total, 1,4*7,1100,000.
person that attempts to connect with the
Xii'ith r 4-H'inpt is being made to en- sewer syetem.
li-t Tmatih.i Indians in the service of
•A bund of ¡¡(»Lead of beef cattle l-ought
I nib- 'am. The first tiial some time
by Hanley Bros , in Klamath county,
1 . 'esuit.d in a complete failure. The
Indian-said they did not want to leave was driven over the mountains la-t we> k
by the way ol tiie Lake of it,e Woods
tl.' ir I lines and preferred peace to war.
and Fish lake, and arrived in the v.illev
A Bii'i-li Columbia Indian brought in good condition
The Fish I »ke route
into New We-tminster the other day a >s something new and a part of it rough
sturg.ou le had caught on tie Fraser for a cattle drive.
river, and wh eb weighed S.5<i poun-is.
Guests at the Grand Pacillc hotel in
The 11 ofisier mrasiire 1 12 feet and 5 in-
Chicago miss the familiar face of John
>•- in length and •'» feet 2 inches in
Cullerton, who (or twenty-five years has
lieen the head (sirter at tlie hotel
lllnesk
M b I’artiell, the mother of the late compelled him tu retire from tlie positi' n
:r«at I'i'h leader. is gravely ill. St>e
at tlie age of seventy, and wi h a fortune
ia» bee» j.ro'trat-.l ever Hince tie news of »loO.UUO accumulated from the tips
' is r reived of her Hon's death. Il IB
given him by travelers.
te.ired that th»- blow haw T een too great
Die Arago was the tirst steel steamship
lor her »nd tl at her mind lias become
built on this coast. She was built in
nn> alaneed.
San Francisco for theCuos Bay trade and
l'h" grand l alge, Kn gh’s of Bythias,
cost about «140,010. Lately she run
hasebet' d the following otfii'era for the aground at the entrance toCuos Bav in a
ensu ng year: J. T. Haines, Portland, high sea, ami fur a time hofies of raving
arand < bari.-eller . P.. Pl. Sharon, Pendle
her were abandoned, but she was hauled
ton vice chancellor . .1. A Waddle, Port off the spit arid taken to Empire city, .'he
land, prelate; p A. Wagner, keeper is not ba fly damaged.
of ....... rd- ar.d seals.
Furious gales have been raging all
lii<‘ state treasurer Ingin Saturday ever England, Ireland and suiitli ot
mormnix to stamp all warrant« “not paid Scotland fur several days.
1 ne channel .
1« r want ol fund».’’ The state treasury
passenger boats, wlinh usually venture I
«ill be lep t-m-hed when the 1N91 tax out in the most severe weather, were!
levy is .o l.-ch-d.
Ilin warrant, draw unable to cress. From ail sections come
s p r rent .. and there will be ♦•iUO.OOO
reports uf damage done and lives endan
all «at before March 1, 1H92.
gered. It is impossible yet to give an
1>. Webster, who killed the young approximate idea ot tlie damage ou lam!
ma:i llob-rt Pales employed as a wai’er ami sea or tlie lives lost.
in his hotel at Bandon, was convicted at
Baker city must be in a bad way finan
Faiipire city, last week, of tlie crime of
cially. A late nuoibor of the l)emo>'rat
manslaughter, an l was tolrave l>een sen*
charges ttiat tl.e city is paying «2.20 a
t'tie. I at once. The murdered man was
cord more for wood, for Use at the waler
i son of Nathan P ales, of Kugene.
\ Aiuous estimates have b«‘en made as
work«, than the same can be purchased
For everything to the number of |»ersons who witnessed
I I' ur is retailing in Long Creek, by private individual«
the Parnell demonstration. The Daily
r..ant county, at |s per barrel. At this requiri d by the city two dollars for one
,\'en places it at 200,0B0. The (^roniele
price the . onsuniers say they collect per- are being paid while the city scrip is
says: The demonstration was a spon
d silver about their teeth,
II .li g O' g a begging at fif y cents on the
taneous,irresistible surging mass from all
they antic pate overcoming the dollar.
parts of Irciand to Glansnevin. The
ore < f these high bi-cuita on the
What are known as tlie “Red S" lands, mighty wave wotil<l tiave swept away
k.-ttrouk when the roller process in 111
in Harney valley, from which settlers any barrier the nohee or politician <»ould
.'.•is to running.
were recently evicted by Miller
Lux. have ¡»ut up to stop it. The Catholic
Fur the first time in live years the t WO the cattlemen, are so ia le0 because of demon ary thus pays their last tribute of
I>akota« have been blest with a tsinnti- a tug red letter
' being painted on the hfjinage to the Protestant leader in «1« fi
l il liarve t and heaven knows the poor stakes at the section corners by the sur ance of priest«, in defiance of a majority
.oarige s m ed it. But much of the crop» veyors. The houses ot the settlers have of their own representatives in parlia
-p .r d Io dr',ught and the frost has now lieen tor n dow n or moved otl from ment.
been i .m-uuied
by prairie fires
A the land, with the exception of one be
B ank < i E ngland N otes --The stock
person who wou d kindle a fire in that longing to a widow lady. The school
of pai'l notes in the bank of England, lor
« indy < oun'ry she uld be severely dealt hou-e yet remains in the enclosure.
five years, is about 77.74'»,iXX) in num
ber, ami they fill 13,400 boxes, which, if
Excllement
placed side by side, would reach two and
Tor Over Fifty Years
If the notes were
Kun* high in this place over "System Build one-third miles.
W in - low ’« S ooth 1 vo S yhit h«ia beva er," as It eures dyspepsia, i-"U-tipati u. ea p a« fl in a pile thev would reach to a
I f r » hlhlren teething. Itaootheathe tarrb of the stomach, and makes |.ur" »>!■>"0 height of live and two-thir.ls miles; or,
• 1 - ft. !¡i th- ¿11111“. allay« all pain,cures amt hiiil'ts up tba system. It 1« it a bottle
if joined end to end, would form a rib
wiii-i
¡1 ami is the !>♦—t rcinedy for diar- at Brooks' Drug-store. Tell your Iriemls ol
bon 12,455 miles long. Their snj»erficial
f h r.i. Twenty Uv» cent« a bottle. Sold by Its merits when you use it.
extent is rather less than Ilvde park;
.i «li uggì>t- throughout the world.
their original value was over tl,7oO,<’»2ti,-
5(H) and their wtight over ninety ami
Pitas. Pit«».' Itrhtnu I'll'i.
Salari. #25 |»»*r Week.
«rveroM« Moisture; intense Itching and two-thirds tons.
• u. (■.-•-•'I HKOntA lo «eli Olir
1 i un ii’hdiiilt“»’. >»•• peiblling.
Above HiritfiiiK; in« »st m ! night; r «» i * w l»y* bcialt’f» nir.
ry w i'l l»e pam I.» •’live’ agrnts. For fur- If i«lh»w«*tl to ««» ii I iihp luitx»«** loini. wh:«*li
Mothers!
i ; n I • a mai '<»11 ad<lrc«i*
ott« ii blct’«l Hinl uk-rrat«’. t>« «-«»minx a • rj smt* j
< mi alo <4: neh ai . Si I’PLY Co.,
S wayne ’ s O intment stop« tin* itching und
i; * W vni Van lini» n S». Chicago, 11!.
bleeding,h«*al8 ulc«‘rHtion, and in most chh s | < i-t<>ria is i\»coinnic!id',«l by ¡«I ia -i- i.iiis
a l’“i<,ly y. g«-ta-
remove»« th«» uinorn. ?\t dniggiRts or tv, f<»r childr»1» t* ■•thing. It
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HNilforaOc
Or.bwuy ih «XSun, l»iiila«!o.» bl> nr« j’.iruti«-n ; its ingr« di« utsar- put-li-hsd
For Sale.
phia.
Hn.und » a. h Lotti«*. It
|»|.a>atit !■• th««
I bay ruke in good order ; ui-
taM.' ,m«l ai-"luu»ly harmless
It rdh-vs
A But) to YcursrlL
■ tw-» walkim; p!-»w-, i.<*arly n<«w. (’<»11 . lit
■ •■ >n~tipati"ii, r,«gulat«‘S th»* i»«»w«‘K «¡in« i-
. T imes • ih • l r lurthvr ¡-articul.u«.
It is Mirprlrilng that the p«*opl«» avi I i iirc a pain -’iir' S diarrh'i’ft an«l w ind (••'li'’. all;i>s
common, ordinary pill wh«*n they « an wcure f.v i i-hn. -s. destroys w«‘rniy an«! pr. v« nts
a
valuable
CngliKi) <»ne for th«* khiih * m«»n< y. convulsions, soothes the child and giA' *- it
Timber Lund f..r Sale.
l>r. Ack<»r*f« English pi'is are a p<»sitiv«' cure rufi' shing ami natural sle« p. ( ¡istori.i is
1'wo thou-and acres ot suirar-pin«* and tir Lor wick iu-adaclic and aii liver tr«»ubl«*s. They
I nit" r in the u|.p. r lliarue river eoinitry ur«* amail, awcet, «*aaily taken, and «io not the children's panacea—the mothers friend.
App'j I 'S. s Aik-li. I'ro-i»- r.nr.'K'.c
35 doses, 35 c nts.
gripe.
MEDICAL.
Tsi’ain;; of a Skrew.
A certftin w . »1 tn of fa-iiion (’«»napiruouB
iMibllabed betwewn Portland and Krd
M. Flammarion, the French astrono
An Interesting Satire
All Other KwiiieiIiFail. Kelirted Instantly Hlnir.Cwl.--n dlatance ol HO mllra. It mer, declw es that the climate of Euroie
therefore oirera «he beri Inilneements is grow ing colder.
and t urrd in F«»ur U»rks l»y the
‘By Jove! What a cad. See the way be
Cuticura Kenirdtes
toi»<lvertlwera. «»nr list la principally
There is a falling off in the number of, tarries bis stick.”
conHiieil tn Inrkaun, Joaephlne and
“Yaas, and notice the way lie hol«h his
Klaianlli cannile».
Bnaine»» men school children in Siskiyou county from ,
I III» Vi a ti-w words to say regarding the
gloves.”
last year’s census.
itiodl«!
t
nke
note
of
thia.
I i ri« i h < R emedies . I ll» ) haw i urrd nir in
r*ULLAAfi tíÜi’fEl' SLLEIM.
Hilf
noWSWELLSSHOL’LDACT
Electioneer now- han Hu trotters aud
one pacer in the 2.30 list.
ESSENTIAL NICETIES IN “CULCHAW”
FRIDAY...................
OCTOBER M, 1S91.
There are twenty-three acres of land to
AND “DEPAWTMENT.’’
every inhabitant of the glol«.
TO ADVERTISERS
and Blood l>is-
1 lour w < k-
_ lune troin
.. .. a '»kin
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t a*»r which I Inivr liMii for I hr« • years. At
<-«*rtain tun«*« ni) skin would be wry sore
J umi al wi»} !* k< pt ’« racking and |H*eltng<»tT In
while h ** mii
* f . ji
I cold weather my tact- was
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I on«* nut’ of scales. When in th«* «-.old air tin
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Porr li ml ...
» M. Ho-> l'ina... ’• “■ r ”• | pain wa-lnt’ iisu; it would tiiniosi •t bring teal's
«"• r »* M. 1 t«> my « >••»•, and my bloo«i a < b«* ng in H pool*
K .-. I'UIV
'1.11* a Torllan.l
i 4 "
’ condition, with it I< nmi «»!' hair I have tried
ALBANI LUl'AL. P»Aim h.»« I mah
«•very kn«»wn ri nn dy that wa- recommended
i. I. 1 X 1
bBMBV I
to mt*, but it was ot no u-*-. ¡«ml «10 « iii »* v> r\
P Îrtlâii.l
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Aibanv ...-. »;<«• a . vi. i Pur I. t»u-i
..*.*>» A.M
KkMKDlEs, I conrlud«-«! to jdv«- th» ma trial.
Tin* llrst appi‘.c»iti«»n >fav«' in«* ainm-t instant
r« !l«d. In a l«*w w« « k-‘ lino I f*»tin*i m\-- lt
cur«*d, and I am thankful for what tin t have
done f«»r tn«* Your iTu«riii Kt mi oi».- ar»*
a I»I«*« msiiik I*» thos« win» max havi-1 in-<-pj»i»r-
rOJAIST SLfetPINC CARS,
tunitj I«» ii *« thi iu. I van r<« inm*’u-l ih«*m
I I»'-! I X 1» K I I; \>.
r<»r a». num •'ation of ««vond-c'atm pattai*n-» to an> - ii*
77111 , I 1.. ■: 1 «\ ' . < ' ' . _ , I ..
»o r» aitachcu D» Exprtw fraina.
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GENERAL NOTES AND NEWS.
¿he íl mentir
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Shouldered th«* Itcapotodbility.
To illustrate the idea that it ¡»ays to
“own up” when you're at fault, even in
the erisi- nf wit* when your all may beat
st:ik<‘, Li« iitcnant P«aks told a story of
honest Captain Wood, at the reunion of
t he Twent v second Maine regiment. In Dex
ter. “On a cold night, when we pickets
arrived al. I lie outposts,” said th«*s«»ldier
story teller, “Captam Womis said, ‘It i.s t«»o
severe for the men to face this storm to
night-.’
Therefore he direct«*«! that we
should buihl a tire in a small house close
at hand, ami should shelter ourselves as
best we might. Well, we did. and, weary
with the march, seduced by tin* cheering
warmth, we all fell asleej».
“Tiie officer of the grand rounds found a
sort <»f Sleepy Hollow aa ben he happened
around that way, and of course we were
reported. I ji the morning we were sum
m<»ned to headquarters.
We were mor
tally frightened, for sleeping on picket,
you know, is a serious sort <»f business.
We were ushered into General Wilson’s
tent ami he sternly repeated the charge
and asked for an explanat ¡on
Immediate
i\ < ’.«pt.iin Wood stepped forwar 1 and said
’<¡eiivral. not <»ne [»article of blame mn*«t
r«»st upon th» se men. 1 am responsible for
il all. 1 gave them orders to take shelter
in that house, and of c«»u:se I am t«> lx»
blamed for what occurred tl; -re They
aa - nl ! not have been asleep but f- r me.'
“‘How long have j<»u bt-e i in the *»»rv
ice, sir,’ sternly ask«-l Genera! Wilson, as
he whirhal alsmt
’< »• -'y a few months
general.’ ’I thought
If you had i>eeu
her«» longer you woul i have come up here
full of« .reuses and r> .«dy t*> shift th«? blame
upon any one at h.md. You can go thu
time. Your horn-sty has saved you.’” —
Lew istun Juiirn «1
Where W«»uld lie Get the Barrel»*.*
A It Lough t be pv«>{»b» in t be northern ¡»art
of < <« rgia h.iA v t he fin»-, t soil on eart h for
raising vegetable-, they sti» k year after
year to < ott<»n nn»l corn and import vege
tables at heavy cost
The country is de
veloping raj.Lily, and the manufacturing
towns springing up give an increasing
inaikvt f »r all kinds of stuff called “gwr
<ien trill k. ’ but the f.irmers go placidly
al'»ng in the f"»>!ste[»s of their fathers, and
raise cotton and «••rn whether they make
money or uot.
“Why don't y«»u plant potatoes?” said a
recent arrival fr«»m the north to a farmer
wh»» aa as compl.tiuiug about the small
profits «»f cotton growing
“ifli. I can’t raise« no ¡••■rtat<»es,” said the
man despondently
“Why not?” ¡ivrsjsted th«» northerner
Y oh have lots of lan»i just right fur p«»ta
toes, aii»! you can got one dollar a bushel
for them right here in town. Why, man
alive, \<»u « an get five dollars a barrel for
all you raise.”
■ No use t.i’kin,” said the farmer; “can’t
do it, nowav s."
” Well, but w by nt>t ♦”
“Why. yo’ see, boss, vvhere'd I get the
barrels’”--New York Herald.
.Makins F »«broidery by Machine.
An embroidery machine that would in
crease the number of stitches, and with
¡••sR labor, has lieen the effort of Inventor*
for nearly fifty tears. Some fifteen years
ago a machine, the “Schiffli,” was invented
and worked by steam
It ¡»rotlutes, bow
ever, only a low clasn of go«»ds of inferior
quality. The product of this machine is
usually known ns “Schiffli goo<ls” or
“Schiffli embroideries.” A little later other
and greatly improve»] steam machines fur
fine embroidering were invented, but failed
to enter iutx» general use, flattering as were
their prospects
For seventeen years the
firm of Laurer Brother», nt Arbon, on
I^vke Constance, have been striving to
solve the problem of a rapid, perfect acting
embroidery machine that will Increase the
steam production, lessen the l«l>or and
even improve the quality of the goods. It
is believed that the desired object has been
at tost obtained -Cor St. Louis Globe-
Democrat.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LEGAL
RIVERSIDE
“August NURSERY!
Flower”
Grant's Pass, Ox.,
XIMl’MOIN,
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Prop.
A Fatal Omission.
Caller —Is Mr. Scnbl»er, one of your re
porters, inf
City Editor (with a dark frown)—No, air,
I have discharged him.
Caller—Indeed! May I ask the reason!
City Editor (wrathfully)—He wrote up
an account of a suicide without mention
ing the caliber of the revolver.—New York
Weekly.
.M ore T rickery —A fine fraud ha«
been expoRed in Ohio. The alleged tin
medals which the Republicans ba<l cir
culated have proven to be a poor quality
of wrought iron coaled with lead. These
medals, uf which several thousand were
«•irculate«!, bear the in«cripti« n, “Mc
Kinley ami Protection. Made of Ohm
Steel ami California Tin, Piqua, 1891.”
A «pialitative analysis of the coating
metal «hows it to be a very thin solution
ol tin with lead alloy, the lead largely
pre»l«»minating. If stewi*ans were mad»'
of this kind of tin plate one of them
would give off enough salts of lead while
<*o«»king a etew to poison a whole family
Each one of these medals is a complete
expoHiin* of the he stamped on its face
And yet this eftifl ih represented as the
best quality of McKinley tin, manu
factured under tiie protection tariff of $4*1
a ton.
A M« M innmi ie paper ¡ as received
the following intereHting news: “En
closed you will fin«! two dollars for mv
subn ription. I know it is rulable to pay
for a paper in wool or potatoes, but I am
just out of potatoes and we didn't bav«*
a very good wood crop this year, and if
von will accept the money this one time,
I will try and do b«» ter next year. Tha‘
G all t* e excuse I have tor not piying it
sooner.”
‘•/7o»r io f.'urf till Shin
' Simply apply “S waynf s «» intmfnt .’ N >
|.ni«»riiHi rnrilicln«» l•••«Juil■«■(l. < uu’s t«,tt«r,
<‘Z« lll.l, it •.•!>. ¡«41 ' I O|»l
<»n tin* I. h <-. Ii ;ui>ls.
nus''. A«'.. b-HAinu Hu* •«kill «•l«,iir. white ami
licftlrhy. Its » .it he»« mp ami «•urat i v«» p«»w-
< r4iu»’ po >.-»-ris<*(i by ix. (»tlx i* r» iH«*»iy. Awk
our 'IrugglRt for S wa vnk ’ r < iintmf nt
(’an’t Sleep Niglits
D i ho voni[»laint of thousamlH sufTt ring tr«»m
Asthma. Consumption. Cough«, «‘ti*. 1)»<1 you
Vrustuu s H 1 Ako ' Ua.-1'.-W': I 1 head- • v« r try Dr. A« K» i s Englitrti itenuxH? It h»
wiki
Cures lu Uitxn lulnutce*: ,Trv«nuu s lied
, t bt'l i ¡.ririTurVWiMuiv" a U *•{.'>,uK Duul**:
ad»?.
1 boll on il positiv« ,tu,ritmi« at Sic. aud 50c
£ko.”
Executrix’s Notice.
I In tbf mailer of the estate of Chart«« L
Thurman. d«*v«*af»t*d
otice
ls hereby
given that the
ha« been appolntod executrix
N of undeniignud
the «ntate of ( ’harl«** L. Thurman. d«<*raa«*«l
by ord«*r of the County Court of the NtMtc of
Oregon in and for Jackson County.
All penton* Indebted to said «»state are re-
ouest«*d to settle the same immediately, «nd
those having claims airainst th«* csfat«»* will
present them to me at iny residence in Nt«*r-
lingviilr precinct. Ja<*ks«»n Co.. Or., with
proper vouchers attached, within six months
from the first publication of this notice.
Dati.*«! S«*i>t« inber 25, 1HH1.
HELEN M. THI RMAN, Exxutrlx.
W. H. P arker , Attorney.
Mr. Lorenzo F. Sleeper is very
A Largì-, N«' -,irigaied Stock of
well known to the citizens of zXpple-
tou, Me., and neighborhood. He
says: “ Eight years ago I was taken
< I • ‘
sick, and suffered - as no one but a
1 (
dyspeptic can. I then began tak
Notice of Publication.
SMALL FRUITS, ROSES
««
ing August Flower. At that time
ANO
SHRUBS.
L and office at K uskhi kg . O r ..I
I was a great sufferer. Every-
Octribrr U. l-kl (
“ thing I ate distressed me so that I Apples, Peaches, Pears, ICherrles OTI« E IS HEREBY GIVEN TH A! THF.
t<»ll«iw!iig*iiained
s«*ttl«*r
has filed notice of
Almonds,
Plumbs,
Nectarines,
H
“had to throw it up. Then in a
his Intention t«» milk«* flnal pr<»of in support
Quinces, Apricots,
of ids claim, and thHt said proo! will be made
" few moments that horrid distress
Walnuts,
b« tore the .Judge or County Ci«*rk <»f Jackson
" would come on and I would have
< ounty. Oregon, at Jjckaonvilie, Oregon, on
Blackberries,
»■¡atuRlay. Dec. 5. IrtWl. viz: Henry A. Bauten,
“to eat and suffer
Strawberries, Currants,
hoHK-stcad entry No. 45H7. for the SSL <»f
For that
NEq. NVv <»f SEG. mu <! N EM <>*
o! Se«- 12.
Raspberries, Cooseberrie6
“again. I took a
Ì
wp. 3» S. K 3 W. W. M
and Crapes,
“little of your med-
H* nanies tlie following witnesHcs to prove
Horrid
his continuous rcsidenc«* upon and cultiva
“ icitie, and felt much
tion of said land, viz: Alfred Carter. Herling;
“better, and after At Lowest Prices. P«ter Boschy Jacksonville; Pr‘<»r E m I oii .
Stomach
Jacksonville; John F. Atteberry. Herling; alt
“taking a little more
of jH« ks«m county. Oregon.
Fooling.
JOHN H. SHLPE. Register.
" August Flower my
THE RIVERSIDE NURSI RY
“ DysjK-psia disap- I h I ch al« <i on» and «»ne-half in.I«* h briow
and since that time I Grant «• P hkh , <» ii K«»gu' riv« r. on tle- Dimick Notice of Final Settlement.
and hi tlu- b«*M und cbanctsi soll iu
“ have never had the first sign of it. ' ¡(arm.
In the County Court of the State of Or egon,
8<»utin-rn <>r«*u<»u
lor the County ot Ja<-itsou.
“lean eat anything without the
In the matter <»1 the estate of Michael Hanley,
d«c«-ased.
“least fear of distress. I wish all
otice is hereby given that the
“that are afflicted with that terrible
administrator,
with the will anntxed,
N ut tiie estate of Michael
Hanley. dcccasi d. has
“disease or the troubles caused by
hl«*d in th«- said court bis final account of said
“it would try August Flower, as I
«•state, and that by order of said court Tues-
da>, th«-.3d da> ot November, at th«* hour of
“am satisfied there is no medicine
10 o'chx-k a m .,is set tor the hearing thereof.
'I hurctore, all persons are hereby notified to
“equal to it."
a
SCOTT’S
EMULSION
CURES
CONSUMPTION
SCROFULA
BRONCHITIS
COUCHS
COLDS
Wasting Diseases
Notice of Final Settlement.
In the County Court of the Stat«» ut Or«*g«»n,
1<»r the County of Jackson, sitting for the
transaction ot probate busin«*ss.
In th« matter of tlie «»state ol John R«>t«-n
d ■ 'MS’d.
per day by its use.
Scott's Emulsion is not a secret
remedy. It contains the stimulat
ing properties of the Hypophos
phites and pure Norwegian Cod
Liver Oil. tlie potency of both
being largely increased. It is :■■ < d
bv l'h' siciaus all over tLe World.
Woman’s Friend
app«*ar und tiichia.or her object io dm to said
account on <»r be1«»rexaid tim«*.
Pubiishcd Dj ordvrof Hon. J. R. Neil, Judge
ot said luurl.
WM. D HANLEY.
Administrator of said «-state.
Dated 8« pteinbcr 17 JbVl
Wonderful Flesh Producer.
Many liavo gained ono pound
PALATABLE AS MILK.
Sold by nil Iirtiyytnfa.
So successful and delightful Lave been
otice
is hereby given that the
administrator of the estate of John
N t»oi<
n, d<*v«*ased, has filed in the County U«»urt
ot Jackson County. Oregon, his final account
as >u«h ad tuin mt rat or, and by order ol said
Court, Saturday, Nov. IL 1691, at the hour of 10
<»'cl«Kk a . m .. is set tor bearing. All persona
Interested are hereby notified i" Mjq»«*ar and
tile his or tier objections to said account on or
b« lore saui day.
Published by order of H od . J. R. Neil, Judge
ut said Court.
1 M. MI LLER.
Administrator of said estate
Dat«d Out. 14. !(•!.
8COTT A. BOWN£.Chemists. N.Y
the
effects
Kemefly “ upon
of
the delicate
aJnientu
woti'l« rfu
woniankiml,
Kctnedy lias been called "
THE OHLY TRUE
Friend."
Moore’s Revealed
Remedy
IRON
TONIC
In a few ;1 o » cb shown woniankin«! its
peculiar virtues for thur ailments. Its
eornily ßuccefiMul,
Hun«lre«ls of h*>tiin"Tiials from la»lie-
all over the (’oast
|
TONIC a aftfs and speedy cure «it»es a clear. b*»ek
th» conn .*!■■ on. Frequent n’tempta at coonterfetfr
Ing oi. y add tn the popularity of the original
I»o not eif-erirr.ant -get ’ he OHIGIJI a L aaA SHY.
(Or. HARTER'S MTT,L1 MV«R
Cure Consti; ution. I i»sr Complaint and BickB
Dea3a he
M-mpls I»oee and Dream Book»
ir ailed on nx-e'i t o* two cento tn postage
r
Or. HARTE« MEDICINE CO.. »LUU*. M*.
RIlCCPRfl .
th
;• ‘per ou
Ever since the < •
. v <• b--l .- ve was
the bay uf San i n
•, >
« -ry in hi->; the
the *‘Alla,'’ retn «cd : u >
• - i inter-
Inhabitants of the c
■. • m
tstedinthe newhirotn >• in f :
Uke many other ; ; -n« ■ : i i ’ » 1.1- <u • urnlH.d to
at majority,
the inevitable and g at« • rtot
reeded bv
and, like uthcr » i tpcts , h s I
r ‘ 1 xani
»
yuunger généras :
taken perhaps the m t pr Gninent place in the
f
Btwipapr field ot
those who
edition is Vt ry gt
r published
■le
want an interesting nu l r
J-vrrv
iniliar with
at "The liai
Mr. Hearst, the
the Premium <>:'■» i 1 • '
■hshcT. and it is
” Examiner s « • :•
!
only necessary to s »
‘SKrrKalc
value of the pr
is |135,0üû, wh h .«
Subscribers to th* j-
cuums, whuh r • : .
it
fJ’OO, every sul»sc:il>er :•
great premium pictur« -,
him in a tube direct tr » i t < ‘
as soon as the substri; n ■■ r^rt
srvr»j
r.
;iu»-crw
et
*
r
‘ex
To cure Bi!i«»u-nils, bick Headache, Consti
pation, Malaria, Liver ComplainU, take
the safe and certain remedy,
SMITH’S
BILE BEANS
I «<» the
YI.I. Sire* 40 little Bean« tot he
bottle) I liE» ARE THF M«»«T CONVENIENT.
tor* nil
yKf^c*««. >
Price of either aire. 25c. per Itottle.
KISSING*
niUVlIlM
J.F.SMiTH AC2.‘ «-
^tf.r«--. -I—or.««..*.
’ ' ST LOUIS MO-
Tutt’s Pills
Each of the«»«» • . tun -i- .'H iu< hrs. and they
• re eleganth rep’ ! • I ri '
, -h
• very tint an l .
: < : *. ; '< i < ■ ■■ <‘.s, r nh- r
cue of »huh«' •" d n- t !•■
. r h..«.< 1 !•_■*. < • >,ooo*
To rnre coitheneM« the medicine mast
be more than u purgafKe. To be per»
■nanent, it must «-ontain
•'Christ LeaviiOE I t
Tonic, Alterative and
Cathartic Properties.
Tntt*e Pills poos««* these qualities ia
in ¡»hot
lie lll'ist J' t Grid
•• i
In the Justice's Court of the State u( Oregon
for the <ounty ot Ja«:k>uD. precinct uf
JM«;ksonville.
Jacob Conl<*y. plaintiff, vs. IsaacC«-ntcr, de
fendant; action to recover money.
To Isait« Center, the above-named defendant.
IN THE XAME <»F THESTATE UF OREGON
I You are hercb> required tu appear an«i
aribwer th«* complaint ot the above Plaintiff
in the atx»ve entitled Court, nowon file with
the Justice ol th«* I’«*ace of «»aid Court,
within ten day»«
from the date ot the
MTvice of this summons up«»n you. tt
b»rv«*d in Jackson County, Oregon; but
it served in any other county in the Hate ot
Oregon, then within twenty da>s from the
dat«- ot tii«* b«*rvice uf this summon« upon you;
or it curved on y«»u out ot th«» 8t ate of Oregon,
or by publicatmu. th«*n by the twenty-
first da\ of
Novemb«*r. 1W1.
And you
are hereby notified that if you tail to
appear anil answer said complaint, as h« r« by
r«i|uired, the i'lainiit! will apply to the court
lor h Judgment against >«>u lor th«-sum of
« hi «* hundred and twelve dollars and thirty
cents S112.301, and lor the ousts and elis-
bllt netlH nts ol this Hction.
Publisled in th«* D em «»« hath T imes by
• •rd« r of W. J . ply ma!«. Justice ot the i’eacu,
mail«- on October 6, 1K»1.
W M. COLVIG.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Citation.
In the County Court of th«» State of Ore»goi
tor th«- County ot Jackfwm.
In.the matter of t lie estate <»f Sam'l C«>zz«*ns,
dce«’as«d.
To John William C«'ZZ« ns. heir-at-law of said
d«*c< as«d, and to all others int«»rcsted in sa:d
«•stat«*.
| N T H E NA .M EOF TH E STATE (>F OREGON:
I You are hereby called and r«*«juirud to ap
pear in th« County Court ut the Mate of Ore-
ion. for the County ot Jackson, at th«’ Court
loom th« r«*of,at Jacksonville in th«* County
<>t Ja« ks«»n. <»n Tuesday. th« ;ki day ot Norem-
ber. lsvt. at It) o’i'ioek in tiie forenoon of that
da>, thin and thur«’ to show caus«», it any,
an order should n»it be made, by this
ourt. for the administrator uf said cat at«* to
s« li the prctr.iri«»s named in his petition herein
fil«*d. all belonging to the estateuf Samuel
C«>Z7.«*tis, deeeamd. to-wit;
Is'ts numbered 2.4, 5. ft, 7, «. 9.10. 11 and 12,
b!«»ck X». and lots numbered 3. 4. 5 and 6, block
U; also two acies additional lying on tin* «Hat
und o! said bl«s k 34 and ruuning easterly and
parallel with the north and south line ot I« ta
•J. 4. 5 and »> in said block 34. All l<»« atod in the
town of Jacks<»nviil<* Mate of Oregon.
Witness the H«»n. James K. N«*U, Judge nf
tie ixuiiiiy court of th«* State of Oregon, for
th«-county <<( Jaikon. with the seal of said
court affixed, this sth day ut Out uber. A. D.
le'.‘l.
Atti-st.
MAX MÜLLER. Clerk.
Administrator's Sale of Real
Property.
"B’ RcM iron
iy ysissonier.
“The Rome! Ciffic Rr:." by A. Wwr.
4. H.CARSON.
_
A
Will FBHf> ts* BI«*4| rvffultaatha
Ll»*r and Sidaaye and B*»««** the
aa4 Vigor af Taatb DyaiwpeiM,
Want of Ari*tita, lndta«Mttok
L*.ck of fetrangth anti TiraM
F a*. i n c a beo 1 u la 1 j o u r ad. Bo n aa,
muac.aa and narr«e racaive
i»-« force Enlivens the ml ad
nd supphea Brain Powe».
. — _ Suffering from complaint»
1
peculiar to thair eei will find
L k UI ELO Tn DR H ARI KRR IRON
Li ar witness to t i-
Each of thc<e pu tur« s
gravure,
• x
' ' «
tug, and wi'd ad' :n t • u
borne.
The subset ■,
rer ’ i* f 1
;u>d •* *“• i ;
direct toW.R.H u
l
through the I«o<
lie Puatniaster.
Summons.
Revealed
M«>ore’s
of
an eminent degree, and
■ ’
'•
. \
nt« »the!
. *-•» I *.iTi i<<x^
iudcx ** cm
Speedily Restore
to the hoaeK their itatnal peristalii*
■notion, so esaeiilial to regularity.
Sold Everywhere.
V . L « A Its« >N
REDLAND -I- NURSERY,
Language of Birds.
Those who are foud of watching our
common birds are familiar with their lan
guage or notes. The song of the bird has
Its meaning in birddom, and who could fail
to understand the various notes of the
mother Linl as she teaches the little ones
to fly or tempts them from the neat? All
birds do not have the range of language
seen in our domestic fowl, yet those which
do not talk and sing oftentimes have many
remarkable ways of expressing themselves.
—St. Paul Dispatch
ADVERTISEMENTS.
t
4n the County Court of the State of Oregon,
*'i !'i« < unu ot Jackaon, Mtttng '.or the
transaction ol probat«* businew.
In tlie matter ol th«* estate oi John E. R om ,
aeeeased,
OTK E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY VIR-
tu«ot an <»rder and license of the above-
«-ntitl«*d court, to the above-entitled matt« r. 1
will on
N
Saturday Xuremtn'r i f, ¡8^1,
at Z o’clock r. m .. sell at the Courthouse door
in Jauks«»m ¡11«-. Oregon, the luUuwing de-
scrib«*d rvai-estat«*, to-wit;
Th«» north 4* <»1 l«ts 1, 2, 3. 4 and 5. and w«*t
of northwest
<»t section 1« in township
thirty seven south, ot range two west, enn-
lainmg H4.5s aert*. The « a-t
of north«-aat
^4 of section 12. In township 37 south, range
» w«*st. containing «1.00acres. Also the north
4,ol donation land claim No «4*. In township
37 south, of range 2 w«*st. All in Jackson
county. Oregon. The name h<*iug tb<* prop« rty
of the estal«-«»f John E. Ross, deceased.
T«*nna gold coin nt day of sale.
Note—All the at»«>ve land will be sold in loft
to suit purchasers. 01 a«» much ther<«of as may
bt iKTCssary to pay the indebludness of the
«•st at v.
ELIZABETH ROSS.
Administratrix of the estate of John E
Ross dereae««d
Referee's Sale.
100.000 TREES IN STOCK,
C ures
Alieumafóni, 5« uia gla. Cot ?:
Apple, Pear. Peach.
Plum. Prune. Apricot
Nectarine, Cherrv.
Almond. Chestnut.
Walnut
HtAUACHfc. Ar U ALL I AIN
Tb«* Ca’ifcrni« Pc? •- V vJ X ga' ve
ELECTRIC COUGH
RÌ
•.
LbUtS COLD5. Cr Cce. i t
Jold by ali Drugg •».
Ea'b 2rjs. try Ä- ?
^re•?inaiar A <:u
P-no * ».n* An.',*1!« C*»
IX' PI list \N< E <>F A DECREE MADE ON
I lh<-16th
ot S< i>t> nibrr, IM>I. b> the c:r-
umt court ot tu, .tali' ut tin gou for Jackuun
count J, ill a ault for fart it ion of real prri «it,
when in Marj I. Miller i. |»iaiiitit!
lata M. Miller ’« defeaAuH. and bj virtue
an "r'l. r duly laeui'd out ot .aid elrvuil court
on tin «bove-uientionmi date. I am, an the
ri t< ria- a|>|Hitnted tor that purpuM.. author,
iz.ed and (iinvtcd to Hi ll the bereinatter de-
aeritxtl ri-al property b< longing to aaul plain-
tid and d< li ndani. iu the manner provldi-d ty
law. N"*'. ilu r< tore. In otiedo nee to aaid or
der. 1 will offer tor »ale at public auction, tn
the higbeat and la st bidder, at thveourt houae
door in Jacksonville, m aaid county, alate
ol Orctron. on
SSTURMY, XOVEMHIR Z,
At the hour of 2 <»'ck»ck r. m . uf said day, all
Cor. 3d and E Streets
t h«-right, title, inf« rest an«l claim ottiicNMid
Mwry C. Miller, plaintiff, and W'DI ihih M M h -
ler, defendant, tn ami to the tollowing d«*-
PORTLAND, OK.,
s« ribe<l r« al cstat«». t<»-wit:
Th« southetuif uuiMl«-r<»f thea«)Uth«wM quar
C»»nta*ning 120 Rooms, well furnished.
ter, and lot two (2) of suetiun 31, tn township
37 S.. K. 4 W.. ut w. M.. « onlainiiig 7H.i»s acr«w
THE BEST-----
also, th« n«»itio a»t «¡uart« r of the north« am
quart« i . and lot «»lie (1) ot s«*ction six;« m
ONE DOLLAR PER DAY HOUSE townrihip 3** s,. R. 4
of w. m ., containing
77 .(JVacres.in ail on«* liundnxl an«l firty-four aud
IN THE STATE.
a« v« D-hundr«Mlths J.'»4.V7> acres of land, situate
and being in Jackson county. State of bngon
Free Bites to wi freni thè Hotel. Th«» terms «»t such sale, as per said dwree
shall be the pay ment of one-half of the pur*
N-> Chiù«>• « n.ploycd ami no duviation In chase |»rlc« tiiereot in cash on the first day of
ubai«»ri.
th«* next r< gular t«»rm of this court; the «»ttirr
M«-alti ~5 « «-ntri: lodging 25 cei.fp to 50 ccnts one-half ol said purchas«* price to be paid
within nine»») months from the order of con
F. LI WISTON’. Proprirto firmation »»I mi id sale by said court, the pay-
in« nt of which shall be s«x ured by mortgag»1
u|a»n ail of sai»i property, i hr p«n> making
such purchase shall b«* required Io pay IO jmt
«•«•nt. upon the entire purchase ync«* at th«»
timeol sale. sut»J«a*t to confirmation of sab
by said circuit court.
Giveu under my hand this 9th day of Oc
tober. lbVL
SILAS J. DAY. R« force.
INDERSlGNED. HAVING BECOME
. pr.»|»t i» t -r «»t D«»dg« Br«»< w« li-drilling
lui‘«in«*f»H. r«-p'*«-lfullj Hnnouiic«*« that h«- in
n<»w |»r«,pa r«*«l l»»»1« • a H w • k . ii his I in»’ in r
Notice of Diesolution of
tir-l-» la-** mann«T ami at a r«,HM«»nabh’ rat« .
Partnership.
I will a> » tak«* .ontra« I- t«»r |»r<»*|»<'rting
ph.eer min« « Th«- «-a|»a«*it v <d my niai’hm«- is
¡onfet. I i ••!< r t<> th» work i hav« f»r«viously
o ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERX: NOTICE
d.m«’ In «I»lb i »-nt p..rtu»nj* <»t th«- vall«*y.
-ti« !« by u 1 \«• 11 lhat tii« p.'Utii«-rship h« r«*-
isf a« ttoii yuarant« «»1.
tot<<!«
i’DMing b«tw«*en HENRY KL1EPEL
i?nr • t. ■!!i• i partivularf «•Mil on • » addnsw and JONAS
A. LEE !• this day dissolved by
W. 1». DODGE. Medford
mutual consent. All debts du«* from said firm
will !»«• ri« ttl«*d byr HENRY KUPPEL, and all
accounts du«’ to said firm must tic paid to him.
S:gn«-<1 this 15th day of S»*|»tember, 1X91.
J ON ASA. L ee ,
HENRY KLIPPEL.
GRATE VINES. Cl KliANTS, GOOSEBER
RIES BI.A< l\REKKII>. KASPBER-
RÌES, >TRAW BERRIES, 1 IGS.
Our tr<»«*a »ire gr«»wn without irrigation «»n
red hill land, and all of an«»wn var.« ti«*w t hat
HU«»c«*«»d in South« iMOri-g'-u.
Th«»se «-«»nti’mplating tv«*»- piantina w ill <fo
wc!' t»» visit our or«»hard ami nurs« ry. «»r writ*
to us tor
list
A'l.lr. ss to o. >it Morphy.
JoH^,phin^, «'ounty. Or«-gi»n, orto K. K. st at ion.
',1"'""ÀH(.AUS()N ASON.
YOU NEED BUT ASK
Well Drilling and Pros
pecting.
T
Have You Tried The S
Headache Cure?
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Blood. Kidneis ad runstipalioii.
Ari a t« -.»o ,«t I* it b
its >11
I
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ul.t. tak« II III
Reward Offered.
ly I «. aap(M »III ul «l«»st*ri,
A SK
YOUR DRUCCIST FOR IT.
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