Image provided by: Jacksonville Boosters Foundation; Jacksonville, OR
About The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1891)
Jltc i»ntt ocr.ilic eimrs. (líir timocratic iTunes ADVgaVfStNC AND Publish.«I ev«*ry Ei iday by un vi;i . es X ¡< *i< i;i.i '* El»ir«»il KND I’*-* »PHI El«»l<. NKW TIMES BUIL D I N C lUftcv—Corner rtiiril amt C .«»recta. THE TIMES JOII OFFICE Rate, of Subneription: — *11 lll'.llths ........................... Ihr.-e mouths OFFICIAL . ............ JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER li, 1«91 VOL. XXI. .Mi. I .'Mi. 75. O.ie copy per annum. In advanee.. • DLRciCTOLlY. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. LUMBER YARD AT MEDFORD STATE OF UKEGON. D.S S«*mu »r**, J. Il. Mitch«*ll, J. N. Dolph; Congrroftinaii, B. H«*rinunn; G«»v> riioi, S P> h - n«>yer; ^«*crvtai> «»I st.it« , G**«»ra*' W. .Mc- Hrhlr; State Trru9Ur* r. Phil M* t-« hmi Stat»* I'rmtvr.F. (’. Ilnk«*r; >upi. Pul*1'«* l'«*«trurth»ii. E. H. MeElr »>; Suprcm« J h G* -, R. s. Stianaii, i Utltvf Justu*«*; W. I*. Ijord, K. Ii an. KiH.-r .n pi « in. m-Licu r. (.'«»inprlHitix Jack>s»ii, JoM pimi«*, Lak« and Klumalo m>«»ntu*M. Circuit Judg«-. L. K. W* u- •tvr. District Att«»rn**y. W. M t’olvig. .IA< K.*M»N « «>l*NTY S«*ii;tt »r. Thro. I ani. i >»ii; Il ¡»r *-• ul it i\«-, S. Furry. J. W. M«*i*ritt, J. «1. vL • all; « <»uut> Ju ikO , J. II. N «•tl; «'«».u ni-si ’ii.1 •>,«'. W. l a>- or, Hen. Hay ul »n<l;« h rk. M. M*i 1« r. >h* i ;tT, J. G. inr«l.*** >; H« r*»r*l* r, W Al. H »tin<*-; l't « a.-- urvr, G. h. (1I« m > iiut ; .A«M*«*y« or, I. L. Hainill*»n; Ii«H»i bup« rhu* ud-ill. C. s Piic«*; Surveyor, P. Appl«*gat«*; C »r«»n* i*. J. S. l‘ar-«»ii. si«*« k liiHptx lor. W. F. S.uia* r. JtlSKCHlNr. « *»l*NTV. Joint Senator, Ai.Si. 1'iair; K* »•• •'••■mat 1 v< . H. H. .*iiU«-r; County Ju lg**, V. « -»iv.g. < 0111- iniSMi*mera, C. t». Big.-:* »a . P. I! iu>* n.« l«i k, c. K. t’hanalor; Sl»»*ritf, .Iain •»♦<'. M»*».*. i'i«*:i.-ur- rr, J. W. Nii«T« r; A—«•-•♦.»r, E < . Harni«ui iW’hmjl Sup«*riHt«*n»b nt. W. \L l *»« i »*; survvj ur, C. W. ii.iv«'in; Ci»roH«*r. Dr. w allav«-. Kl.A H V Hi COI .MV Joint S»*nator, C. A.C«»g-wvU «»I l.ak*'; K* p r«’j***ntativ«*. A. >uni 1 «»t Lak«-; C*»uni\ Judu* J. S. Orr; (’«»itiini>«ai>>n**rs, II. II. C«»tnpM<>n, C. S. shv .- ih ; < h rk. A. L. Leavitt; s.n riff. E. W. (mwan. 'i'returnr«*r, Wiu. E. Ii«»w«*; Av-«-- g«»r. Join» siiuart; >**n<M»l .-'upeiiiii«-H b ul, 1‘. L. Fountain; Survey or, Isa L«*.-k**ar<i; C*•» • >n« r. J. T. Furbv». 250,"GO feet of Lumber coiit-tantlv on hand. LOOK GUT!!! SILAS J. DAY, RÛCUt RIVER LUMBER GO., NOTARY PUBLIC. REAL ESTATE ACENT ! Manufacturers ani Wholesale Dealers in Abstracts Made of Titles to Lands. Lumber, Lath i Pickets LEGAL DOCUMENTS Of all kinds drawn up. «tqicchillv pertaining to tile settl« nient of cRiatri*. Have establi?slie<l a Lumber Yard at Medford and will keep on hand a large, assortment of Colliftor of lcronnt». Prompt Rrmiltanrci. MONEY LOANED. Flooring, Rustic and Ceiling Investment Sivurlttes a Specialty. Jackson County St rip Bought and bold. I have* complete iu*t ot Maps of all the Sur veyed Lamistn this county, and receive Ab stracts mouthlv from Roseburg of all new entries madr. I am thus prepHr«*d to make out llono sti ad and Pre-emption papers, ami «•an save to parties tin* expense <»f a trip to Rosebuig Land Office. YAQUINA BAY ROUTE I WAVS SKVKHAL ri>B FAKMS AND ¡OTHKK DKS1RAULK PKOPEKTY IK My HASPS FOR SALÍ. LA kF COl’.XTY. jWI’rompt reply mivhi Io all utters. Charged in acconianc«* « it Ii tin I íiih - r . Iti*fi rs.by |»«’riiii}*si*'n. t<»< ’.< ’. Be« knian, Ifcq.. Bank« 1 ; t<> lh>n. L II. Webster, Judge of this judicial district, and to any I hihíiu - km house in JackHonvi.'le. SILAS J. BAY. Joint Scnattir, L. A. Cogswvll of Lak* . Il**; r«’4«*uta:.vu, A Smd. r; « t.uuis Ju»lg«*, W. \ Wilshire; CumuiÀtaLoiivr.**« A. . I« ku »*. He«». M J»»nen; C mt W. W. N.Sutt<>u; >1« riff, W. P.H» 1 j fordTreaauivr; A. McCall«*n, x * u . h *I r»«q>* r;t tendoni. A. It. FiAher; A .-«a van* »r. .1. h. .’ I »enough; J<toek I nap« cv»r, I». H. Jonea. to V n hlornui Ssliort MKKTIMG Hl « ol HIS. KTC. BEEKMAN & REAMES' for these imitations and substi tutes, they are poor stuff at the best and inaxase your misery. Take Simmons Liver Regulator only. You will know it by the large red Z on the face of every package and by the relief it gives when taken for Dyspepsia, Indi gestion, Constipation, Biliousness and Sick Headache. Iu The Fore. Scribner’s M.i^azin«1 f<-rOctob« r is l«*d by the fourth article iu th«* series on “Great KtreetH of th«* World.’ Mr. W. W. Story th«.* «•minent Ain«*ri<*an s«*ulpt**r and writer, who hub spent the most of his lif*» in tiiat city, wrib'R of ’ I’li«* Corso of Rome," r**«*a!ling its mcdni'vid gl«>ries, and giving many p<*rs<»nal r« ininibceuc**s of his sojourn tlmre, with pn*tur«*sqm; descriptions <»f th«* .**trc«*t as it «•xists at the present «lay. its pala«*«*s. monu ments, churches, ami publie buildings, and a vivid ii«***ount of the Carnival in its gayest ■ i.i v- the races of the Barber! and the clon ing night, when tb«,usan«ls of wax tup«Ts are lighted ami earri* «1 about th«* str»*. 1. The illustriation« f«»r this articlt* at«* by Ett«»r<* Tit«», a Roman artist, who has caught th«* spirit of this ni"M historic Rtr«*vt. Then* are also several very entertaining out-of- door article.*' Ar«*hiba!d R«»<ig«*r’sadventures in "Hunting Am«*ri«*an Big Gum<*,*'ati«l with it l»r J. N. Hall s >hort paper on the “*.«• thmsof Wounded Animals,' whl«*h sj«<»rts- men will timl of very practical int«*rest; Eilwurd L. Wilfton’e “Biography of the Oyst«*r," fr«»ri the planting of th«* seed to th«* market ;and Major J. W. P*»wel’s account of the origin An«i prol»ab|e effects of the n«*w lake 111 the (kderudo dcHert. llie Action of this i>sue imdint«**' a long ami amusing in stalment ui • I U* Wre« k«*r,” by Robert jzouis Ste\« n.-o^ and Floyd <»«bourn«.;; a d«*tu«ttivo story, “(’aptafn Black,” by Chari«*» E. Carryl, ami a tab *»f the class)«* «lays of (ir«*ece am! Rome t*y j»r. Ernst bhottky, a German n*si- «1* nt of New York, who originally wr*»t«» this tai«* in his moth* 1 tongue. A paper on •('iirlyb’ s I'olni.-s’ are r* \eal**«l in his essays with po* ms and th** point <»f vi« w «.*«.m- pletes a strong numb« r. Nevxspap«! Law. F«»» t he ben«dit <»f all w’ho i.iav seek to -wmdle Lilt* new-papers out of their just dips, we publish th** following u hit ii i*- kept standiHg at the head of th«* first »*di tonal column in many ot our exchanges : Tll/r SIMMONS 1. Subscribers who «io not give express notice to the c«»ntrary are considered as a is hi ng to continue their subscriptions, I niVLREGULATOR 2. 11 subscribers order tiie discontinuance their peno«licals tiie p'lbli-iier may Con- J. H. Z eilin & Co., Philad’a, Pa. if tnuetosenct tbeiu until all arrears are JACKSONVILLE OR paid 3. It subset ibets neglect t«> or reins«.- to MRS. GRAHAM'S tak«* their perioificals from tne oti’n ot whi< h tiiev ar«* directed, tiiev ar«* liehl r«*- 'I'lli: INOEUSIGNEl» HAVE FOHMF.O A ponsible till they have settle«! their biJi 1 r«»|'nrtn«*rship with an autlw r.z***| capital «»! fVi.iMHi, f**r th*- |»urp"S«*"t carrying >n a G< ri« r- ami ordertd their paper disrotit:nuv«i al Banking Busiivas in all «»f its bran«*li«> in 1. If subscribers move t«> otb«-i places und Jacksonville. <»r«*g«ui. < Hlicc at the old stand without lln*»! m:ng th«1 publisher ami tin wf Bet knian a Banking Hous«*, S. E. c«»i nvrCal- papers are sent t«» the former direction, itornia and Thin! street a. tin y are h<*l«i responsible. ('. C. BEEKMAN. PROFESSION AL CARDS. 5. l’be courts liave de« id«*«i that retusing THO8. G. HEAMES. C. C. MOCUE, W. B. WEBSTER ( > lakt-pcrodt«*ais trom tin* otlice, or re Gen I F. A P. Ag’t.O P. K. 1C Co. I Gen 1 b . A P. \g t, Oregon Development ('«»., moving ami leaving tin-m un«*aliv«i for "pri < ’orvalln*. Oregon t •!Motit.priierj* 8t.,3an Frauciucw ('al. W. H. PARKER. ma facie” evi«lence of intenti*»nal fraud. It in not a cosim-tic in tin* s«*nse in whi« h ATT u KNKV ANB ( «»I .V-EL‘Ht Al LAW. ♦». Any person wiio riceives a newspa that t«im is popuiai Ij um «1, but permanent l\ per ami manes tis«* of it. wi»etlier in* lias bcHUtith-s. It « i« at« s a - ft, -ni«***tn, «1« ar. ,Jar),¡»unrtllr Ur. hei'pH the largest stock <»f velvety >kin, and bj «iailj u>< grnduallj mak*-- -ubscribe«! for it *»r not, is field in law as a tIn* «‘«»mplcki«»n s«\ «*ral sliades whit« r. It 1- subs«r ih«*r. a coiiHtant iii'<it«*< ti<*ti from tlie « t!«*«'tb «»I - in 7. Tiie postmaster who neglects to give an«I w imi ami pr* v« iits nun-burn it ml f r* • ki* -. th«* legal notice . I th«* neglect of a p< ison ami blackhead- will nev« r «■• »me w nil*' \ > «1 u-e to tane Don» tiie vllicc the newspaper ad- FHANC1S FITCH, To Illi. PEOPLE. OF JACKSON, (TICK Y it. It <-l«-anset* th«* fa<*« tar b« tter th.in soap —and— AM» Jo>h I’ll I NE POI NTIER. and wat«*r, nourishes ami builds up fh< -k.n irt-sMtl t * him. is liable iilsoto th«* publish ATTOliXKY zlXl» lOl'XSt.Li.ilt Al' tmsiH s and tini» pr« v«'nts th« formation ot •*i lol th»* subscript¡<»n price wrinkles. It giv«** th«* tr*-hn*-s. «-!<i*in«-- Urryon. I’ln* un Icrsurncd is now manufacturing a’ and smo««thnesH ot-kir. t hat you l»a*l win n a Tin Western Settler'« Chosen Specific* •• M**a*l"U.-s ^avmill in Jackson coun*^ little gir!. Everj lady, young • >r * bl. « light t• » on the northwest roast. WM. M. CCLVIC, uscit. as it giv« s a m*»i«* youthful app* arar « « \\ ith ■ \* ry advam * of« migration int** th** (>r»*g«Hi, the ’o au\ la«i\. ami that p* rnnm* nt ly. Ii con far West, a m w demand is <*r* ab**l for H**s- AlTrrRKEY ANI» • "I N«IT.r'll tain.- ti<> a*••<!. p« u«h r or a kali, ami is n- t**tters St«*ma«*b Bitters. N. wly po"p|«*d harmh-SH as dew and as nourishing t<> tIm ski 1. ,htck-onrlllr, Ur» yon. ns «1« w is t ■ > th*' fl ■ ■ w • r P uh » i « *1. at .*. r**gi* ns ar*' fr* *ju* ntly less •alubri'His than rATKSTKt» ix 1»«« older s**ttb‘*l |o*-«dities, on *»unt of tiie driiKK i-ts am! tuer-di * >—r>. * r ;«t Mr- G* 1 Will urmtir«- in all ot th«- courts vai.-*' Graham's « stabli-linmnt , l ‘ G Post Str* * l. miasma whi« h rises from r«** Lilly clear«*«t l>> A.M.WitlS'.n *.l Gr. eiil.-af. Knns-is, uml will FRI CES Mute. Biair.el Ath*il’< > luí lio First Judie San I 1 am I-« ". u h< t • -h.• 11 ' 11 ladies i « land, parti«*ulurly along 1 in* tuinks • tf river* My totheputrlietliat wvhavethe Hl Didim i. » tin « in < » int H«»u « . badi. - at a that ar«* Bubje«*t to freshets, « •» I" fio P* i Ï.M» t»|emisti« s <*1 the ta« < or tigur*- frcsb«*t*. lli. lb«* agrieul- Apple Tree»............................. tr«-at«-<l b> I* tt* 1 >* n*l-tamp b*i In i ... . IO “ IH “ “ distance Peach “ . tural or mining ••migrant iii:gr<uit so««n s<»"U learns. l«*ar!iH, when Best and )lo»t Durahk Marhinr Hit 1« 1 ..... k “ How to i*< R* amitu R •• PI •• P. P. PRIM, Plum an«l Prune Tr«*«-s not ulr< ulr*’ a«ly .viy know, that th*' th*- Bitt* r* In* «i«»« - s n.»t in ihr Stute, and wil! put lt »iratnHt »ny othrr Other trees and stirul»b**ry furnished reaaona- pt■•t« ‘ «*ti »n against th** only <<nly sur«' sur«* prot« «*ti*»n Odllipic DUlilC ii... »it»«« 1» ax afford th«* ATTORNEY ANI» t'Ol'N't.LOIC AT LA". bly. inanutacturc !«»r tin* stomach, 'ady on r«*«*« ipt «•! Ill <** nts in stamp*, t*. pa\ tor n aria, and th--'»* disor«!crs 8cnd tor <'Htalogm* t«» Jacknunrlllr, Ureyon. liver and bow« G* to which climati«* change**, postage and packing. Lady ng* nt-want« <1. lCAi’IBITY ANB GOOB WORK. J. H.SEITLEMIER. W.iodbuni. Or. e.\j,H »-ur*-. ami uiia**<*ust«»m**«i «»r unhealthy MRS. CRAHAM S '•Vitt practice in all courts of the Mate. water .*r <ii**t subjv l him. <’"nsv«|u«*Dtiy, he 16*7 16 -2 in the Court Hous«*, third door to l« ft «,l * *»- pla«*vs an estimate upon this great h"Us« - PRICE < »E MACHINE. ÄK’.oo tram c. ¡¡"hl >p**<*iib ami pr*. v**ntiv** «•< >mm«*ns.urat«* ( ’ or» s the w«»rst «*as«*s ot Fr* « k!* s. >* hi - with its intrinsic im rtis, ami is careful b> Deliver«*«! to any address in my district. 4. R. NEIL. l*ii! 11. >.i.i*■«' io M< th i’ i!* k**«*p on liuti I a r»*Mt"iativ«’ ami pr"iu*»ter Manufacturer of Address all orders to Sam's Va'lry. Oregon a ' rkm bh-mi-h«*.-. P hi « e $l.'*»>. Ilnriii'* -- *■! heilith -«• implicity to be reii* v<*d up*Hl in ATfOItNi-.Y ANI» till N.-IJ.'ilt Al and • ff* * ’iv* N«» -.*iu|’ • • an b s«*nt. Lady time ». med. ag«*nts want«*«!. J. II. WELCH. Jnckaunrtilr, Ur. The supreme court ot Oregon in««*ts Salem, regular term** e"inui< living «in th«* 1 Monday a in March anti < »«*t«>ÌH'r; ala«» al I’eii- dk*ton, coiuiueiicmg <»u hrst Monday 111 May. Tiw circuit v«»urt t«>r 1 he tirsi judicial dint i n 1 aita in JacUaon count> ««n tu-»i Mondays hi April, Sv|»t«Hut»vr an«i l»«*cvinb« r. iu Khmuith STEAMBH sailing oateh . county on avvun»l Monday m June an«i rtr^t Hum sAN ri< IM IS< <>: FIJOM VA«.»I ISA: Mon«iay m Nov«*uil»ci*. hi latke count ,v "lithe Wilinmett«- Valh-y. Tit* s*lnx. N*»v«'mb«*r «Hird M«»ndaj in May and in** ?««< ih I Monday ill.oil* ti \ « II* \, Sunday. N«»v* mber 13 WiPum« tte Va'!* j . I rnlaj . N««v* tnbt r in Oct«»ber. iu Joavphin«* c*»unty on tir»t I*» W 1 li.im. tt. Vs' .»•>, W*’«ln* sd:iy . N«*v Mondays in March aim Augu-t. Willamette Vallej. Sun lay. 1>* c* inl»« r. G ti Wiilamett«’ V «d* y, Sunday, l>«c* tid»<r. F*»r J’a> Imon « »uni y the comity, pi bat« and caiiiiuiaai«»ii«*ra' court.** 111**1 *v*ry in<»iifh, Th«* roiupany rcs«TV«*s Hi«« right to change sa.'ing dat«i4 without notice. coimuencmg with the tn>i Monday: t <r J*»s* - pillile c*»unt>, tue tirwi M«*n«lay m January. Train, ronan-t with tlm*»..« *'. R. R. »nil River Haats at CorvallM ami Albany. April, July alni Nept*'iiilM*r. t«n* i. tk’ count >, ( •rva Pis. Or* gon. « »<*t«»b« r 31. 1R01. every alternate nioiitli. voininein-iug in« li!«»i \ l.l. < « »\< FiCX'IID A-trains N*- ! and 2 will be discont inm d « »i-t «»f Halstead after Mon«tay in January . For Kiamat 11 « inly fin Nov« iu I.. 1 TO«, w. u ill not r« c« iv«* tr« ight for. nor ticki t ¡»aus«*ng« 1- to p«*mts east ot there tirai Wednesday »u March, June, beptv ««inr after that *lai« . until further n*»ti< aud November. rr.Un N*>. 3 will run l’u*-days, Thursday s and Satunlays, and «»n int • rme.liatr day s when ip«*—;u>. Iran No. I will run M »11 lays, W« dnrsday a arid Fridays, a nd *»n ¡ntvnm-diate day m when nvceasarj’. T. E. Hogg. Receiver. FREICHTS &. FARES THE LOWEST. BANKING HOUSE, BKr Successors to C. C. Beekman’s Bank. 1IVER CUCUMBER ELDER FLOWER CREAM WOODBURN NURSERY NE PLUS ULTRA. VINES AND SHHUBBEHY GOOD LU’K WASHING MACHINE, ÜOÍPHIS ORLICI Oh TRIES. Sample Boule FACE BLEACH. J. C. CARSON Sash. Doors. Blinds Will practice in ali courts *»l th* state «>ffi«v in the Court House, tirsi door tu leit oî en trance. Beater m W. F. READ. President. H. K. HANNA, COWAN, WINDOW IND PLATE GUSS CEO. F. SIMPSON, Vice-rre.idn.1 J. O. WRIT SMAN, Sec. and Mnnnge T reMaurer A full line in stock of ( ol'N.'KLiilt Al l-»'». rrnKNKY ANI Jarkiwitrillr, Ur. GENERAL HOLDING MATERIAL. WU1 practice m all courts ot th» St. fU Orta's br.vli. up-MAirs. Estimates and price-list sent on application CAPITAL STOCK. $500,000 ROBERT C. SMITH ATTUKNEY A.NI» CO* NSELOK AT LAW. f *»l y.TKY oRfif.K« A SW1ALTY. Factor» a* Weidler's Mill. Salesrooms cor Third and E streets. Portland. Or. «oil. gOO.OOO.oo FAID Ul*. \LIL1N V OIŒGON t‘uaa, Oregon- lìrimi'» «♦•th*«* m building t«»rui«*rly •K cuph 'i by Br. Will Ja« kv»ii. FRUIT TREES & SHRUBBERY, Any kitid raiscil in a firat-clMW Nursery. .of the HARKNESS, ATTOHNKY ANI» C*»fN«El.'ilt AT LAW, Oreijon illfl... Ill Ahlf* bulldiliu. Fruii* Mr. ThoR«* wantinir treoH will <1<» well t<> glv«‘ tne t ti • ir oi'icrs. ns I will irua ran tre <ati.start i»»n. I warrant a'I my tri*« ?, if pr<'p«*rly rar«*<l for. T’ tidh <»t payment easy. Prodiie«' taken at IlDif ket prier. ot Praeli S» fil want«si. A > JOHNSON. lackRonville.Orctron. Auir. 1. I xsl TAKE PUBLIC NOTICE «Jf tiie FriiiichiscH anil Privileges granted to F. H. ROWE Aagust 7th, 1888, By the incorporators of said company, now on tile at the Ilecorder’a office, in Jacksonville Jackson Co W. S. J.m* -, M. B. COLE A JONES, F II V X 1 *.' I A N S T tlt r* through Jiu ksMin and JoRvphine coun ties for TOLO! TOLO! Tolo Townsite and Milling Co. «/• c I c . ion rii/r« Ur. u. n. » ul.. .M. u. By the Thousand ! he fnbehsigned is now taking ok - ATTGKNEY AND CUI NSELOK \i LAW. Wr.inC, FRUIT TREES MEßFöhD OREGON Wk. ULRICH District Age it. ROBERT A. MILLER, MORRIS M. ANI» .- * K G h o X Mr U tord, Uityoi». ■ • • • • rut: ci:i.r.iiK.irt:i>. . . ._ i SMITH & WESSON ■REVOLVERS St»« « ml ntt« nil »n paul t«> vl»r«»tnc «li-« as« » and disease*« of won»« n j. F. RICKENBACH, M. 0 «/u< À'NOMritl«'. — with Has liu<l titt• « n y«-Hr- • k | m rtvm < n I h . t -|* h . i ami private prarti« « . » »Hi« ut Dir I .s. Ii"t« I. F. ■ _ ■ _ ■ _ — THE OREGON LAND CO PHYSICIAN ANB ST Bl. I «»N. O. . ■ Th« Fin«»« Small Arm« Ever M«nu*»c*ur»d ■ ■ l-’IKalt /'>>' its — lloDU* <>ili«*«‘ Sit >Ml,loilA, <>••«• a NB l> K N T I s* T. LACK ACHE uanuitned ■■ <.u.r.i.r.*.l- Perfect. ■ for - ACCURACY, DURABILITY, EXCELLENCE ol WORKMANSHIP and CONVENIENCE in LOADING and SAFETY. — lieware of cheap iron imitations ■ SMITH A WESSON, srit 1 n, M.t.ss.n ■■■■■■■■■■■■a BhAN< llp’I FICES IN I’OKTI AM». .\STOIUA AM» ALBANY. Has for »»•<• a large list of N«*«irur<l Ort’Kon. I CEO. DE BAR, M. D., CHOICE LAND FDR SALE! Grain. Stock and Fruit Farms. Also City and Suburban Property. P<»R SALE ABol'T !<*• A< RES OF EXTRA T quality *»t iu:ri«-ultural laixl, being a part n Lan*l <’«*.,was « -p< cially organi/.«*«l f*»r t he purpom <»l buying and subdividing of flit* Hiram <'«>lv« r Donation l.atx! < laim; Jarkwnn*ihr. Or»*»«»». 1 •«nd. mi*I lui- «luring tin- past t wo years boiight and siiMividi-d «»ver acres situat«*d about 5 mile»* from A-iilan<l, *4 ot a ,nt.» ti\ •• to t w* nty acre tracts. Th«* mi «*»*« ss «d this undertaking is shown in th«* milt* Routh <*f Vlnenix. Jackson county, Ore ot >1111 .«< ts pla«*«d on th«* mnrk't. 225 have t»e«n sold. gon. Tin Oregon X California railroad and r . *t i* n a« r« - *»t «-lu»Ice and in ‘mil will y ield a larg« r ine.*mc than 160 a$*r«*s ot th«1 (»r«*gon .v CalDornia stage road pass \ I ■ X through said land. Thistra«*t ot land is all A W. 1 <0 make valuable improvements in til«* way ot r«>a«1s. f«*nc«*s. clearing t lie land. etc. No. I. d«**-p, black-loam bottom 'ami, b$**ng J. B. WAIT, W. D., W. an -• II a -m ill tract of him! for the same* pri«*<* p«*i* acr«* you wouhi have to pay tor a one <>f t h«- first claims settled upon in Rogiu* river valley. Al! weP supn!i«*»l with living | large farm. PHYSICIAN ANI» S I’ll g eon water. This land will i»e s.»Id fn «pnintiri«-s to suit pur<*lias<*rs. For f urt li«-r into* inati<»n in- .Weilfurd. Oregon. • piir«*«»t E. J. FA RL< >W, Aslilaml. Oregon, or E. D. FOl' DRA Y. i*h<eni x. (frvgon. Olile«’*»n Main-tr» -t. in (iiihl' i- I* *> 1 Hx-. Ashland ()gn. <>«•?. 3 1*4MI « alls i»n»ii»i«ti> al 1 « ¡i’i* d t«», «!•*V ami uignt. PHYSICIAN The Druggist in t his town win» firs Worth Looking At. orders a t»i 11 of my pr« limit ion- will hav«- ni “Turn t*> th** pr**ss its t**«*ming sheets nam«* a«i«l«-«t t*»tlii- a«lv«-rtisem’ ut. My pr«*parai i< *ns ar«- tor sale i*\ wh*»l«*- survey, big with tic* W "hd* rs *<f each pas sal«*«iruggi-ts in <’h:«ago and ev« rj «itv w • st sing day. Among these the eye will pause «>t it to |o<»k at an <>bi familiar family m***«i in n« w *lr*—. it will tflmrm the-ighi, comfort tile w*-ary, an«) bring « beer and h**p«* t*> th** j*ain- strick«*n. rhe «**'lumn- of *»f tins this j*u|***r j»ap**r ar*- gra«*e*| by it-r* iq-p« ar<iu* *'. It ft is w.lc welcome, for wh.it it ¡>r«»mis«*s t*» «io. ilo. it d«»«*s d*** s with by an anq>h* alacrity, ami proves it- | 1 -mi show of ¡»erformam***. i h** right thing, in tin* right | lac«-, at the right tini«*, • \p<*ri«*U'*«* has provod it t< i tw*. I p«»n this it has w«>n publi«* «*• 'Uihiem e mut •*Ht«‘«*in. for whil«* St. Ja« obs < »1!. tiie rr»*at remedy f<*r ¡uiin, thus nnikes its annual rouiuls and r«*u**ws 7 V ‘ a 1 'parad In the Recnn* ij th annual pledg*•- **f pr** nipt and permament ■■sco Chrcn’rfe. «•ur»‘, its c<»ntinua! sue* «•ess in th* guaranty yabont two fudge S tiiat what it say is tru<* and what it does is t three or we• i ' An-! sure, It- lt- liest best r« rec•nim« *.* unnirudation i)dati«»n is its tru»* 11« turn. four -lit «• ’. from At the reputation, upon which all may depend for iter the dialK-U cure ami coinfort. ns and kidney I the life he pas 11 in Cali- How’s This? of one ot i - his tin i a nia ” Wc offer One Hun«lr***i D«»Hars r**war*i f«»r ting vai ly timelv dt any case *.f catarrh that cannot be cur« d t*y symptom taking Hal! * < atarrli ( ur**. 1 . J. (it EM A A ( •*.. Prop-.. T««l**«io O. arc timi We. th** un*ler<igii<*«l, have known F. J. Cheney f«*r th«* la*t 15 v«*ars, ami Iwlieve him perfectly honorable iu all busim-ss trans- a-*ti«*ns, ami tinam ially able to carry out any obligation*' ma«i<'l*y their firm. Wi.s 1 A Ti;i ax . \\ In 1' sab 1 )ruggis|s ,|e*l**. <». W ai .Pis««. K ivnan A .M alms . \\li**b-sab* Druggists. T"led", O. Hall s Catarrh Cur** is taken internally, il lo lake. ; 1 <*l> a acting «lireetly up**n the blood ami mucous surfaces of th*' system. Testimonials s**nt fr* l‘n**** 7.'»'*. per bottle. S**ld by ull drug gist s. g Seid fcr Illustrated CaUlcfcue and Price List tu| (In theStMt«* Insurance Co’». Buildiuir.) DEMOREST. K K H I I» F. N T A N B S C K G E U N. PII k F n ^ou9bs. C o IJ s . Influenza. Bronchiti!, yUilLÒ Hoarseness, V».- ' 'eng Oiigh,Croup, bore Throat. Asti na, ' « of tl e Throat. Lunn* «'".«:• st. .■ < ■.'’c 11 mp4 «on. Speedy.... .. , ; . atta.” I dr* v nr ¡2• tr;i* 1- • ,, ., .. ,,f t ,|, t that < nt \\ . . ,, i-i SEND FOR PAMPHLETS. MAPS TILE FOR SALE. P H Y d 4 C 1 A N A N l» S t' tt G E «> N. M-.lror.l, Oregon, n Hamlin> llhn-k. H« h |.|. n< • on < WINE AND SPIRIT The limb rsign***i has now for sale at the brí.kyards near Ashland MERCHANTS 9 Tiling of All Kinds Agents for Cyrus Noble Distillery, «los. Schlitz Brewing Coni E. B. PICKEL, M. D., PHYSICIAN ▲ N D S f K G E O N. Bedford, Drrgon.’ l’alla prompt 7 Attended to Bay or Night. OtB« e on II .atreel. FROM 2^ IN< H Tor. I Nt II. p:u»v, Milwaukee Bottled Beer, Schmidt »V Co.’» Sarsaparilla and lr*>n Water; also Arcadiau Mineral Water from Waukesha. Wis- C. H. VEGI1TE, .Ashland. A go«»«! farm and st«»< k ram h.containing liUi acr«*s; Kill jicr«*> under fence. B0 acr< s in cult i vjifion. G.»« m 1 house and «»utlmildings a*id n«*c«*Ksary barn room. Fruit enough for a small family. Tw«» living springs on thep'ae«* handy forstoek and irrig;;*i<tn purpos«*s. f’he i»la«*e is I suited flu« « miles n*)rthw«*sl of Eagl* roint.im«! nine mil«*« from (’« nlral Point rail- road stati«»n. 11 sold tieforc harv«*st th«- cr«*n will go w ith flic placi*. A small bunch of cattb* and sonic liogs will tie sold also, it desired Terms easy; t w<»-thirds cash, bahtnc«* to suit purchaser. For particulars enquir«* on tiie pin«*«* ot t h<* propi ictor. FKEI>KKICK S(q|NEI!>E11. 63 Front Street, Portland, Oregon AN I» S F It G Ht tifenf, Or»*ic»a. '.Hlctli Wi'liama Brk k Bui linii. up stairs. J. C. LEE, P II V s I r I KN D ANB S F H G K O N foi nt, Urryon. ('nils pruinptlv att»*n«!»'«l to dav or night. DR. D. C. TERRY, r II Y s I < I A N A N I» s I H.G E<»N. < • iitrtil 1‘f'lnt, Urryon. Fulls prompt I> attend'd to dav or nignt. DEAFNESS, rorines the BLOOD, Cures CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION, BILIOUSNESS, LIVER COMPLAINTS,SICK HEADACHE, COEDS. PIMPLES, all SKIN AFFECTIONS, and DISEASES ARISING front a DISORDERED STOMACH. r Its Causes and Cure, Sc’lrntlfically treat«*«! by an aurist <»f world wide* reputation. Deafn«*ssera*licat«*<l and en tirely <mr<*<!, of from 2l)t<»;M» y«-ars' standing after all «»ther treatments have fail»-<l. How th* difficulty is rcaclic«| ami ttiecaus« n nioved fully vxplaimsl in circulars, with ath*tav>ts ami testimonial* of cur«w from ¡»romim nt p«‘«»p'»*, mailed frr«*. lift. A. FONTAINE. Ta<-«»mii Was!». The r.mwne HAMBURG TEA i> put up in YELLO»’ WRAPPERS i>h Factiinile Sif’ ature <>f EMIL ERI.SE. REDINGTÔN A OO. Aoercrs. 8«N Fn*nC,seo. .4OÏ.I» 1IY ALL DRI «fcIHTH ANI> t.ROCF.RK r » . i ------ •9 -- ----------------------------- h. □. YOUNG, jmi-i t r? Children Cry for Pitcher’« Castúria THE POSITIVE CURE K.YBBUTHKR8. H WtmnSUNewTork. Price W i Sl’liVEYOP v , Ja<*kM»n$¡II*», Oregon. Surveying of all kinds done in a ttn ■Hl-cLlHH manner and a’ reasonable rates. <y*.-p««iai attention paid tu I »miting g«»v- remuent landa. li—...l tw "f hi' iimiru.-t.'i- u |.ru -l alni 1 Iii'l» «U|.. ri"r wli»> •-.•1! bis lu-lbm. ami >.r.b-r<-<l ili.-ir . .|.-i..irtur.- frulli ih. n-iu'rvalbui. 1 (>'■ -ui'i'ii-iug 1" 111"--- i -.'UV ì - i xaitt 1 imiti. t -t.. Iii-ar "f ali orib-r <4 re- Atr» u lui»• -■ u . re l -ug. fi wm -il. li I .li a.- bis timi ti.-luT.il "1.1'11 yea. ... of fi. The Right Way. D*» m*t s* n«l y*>ur money away when y.iu ••an g**t what you want at home. If i. ni have a dollar t»» s|«eml. speml it with ’ti». im n who helped you when yu didn't liav«* a cent, an«l who help y»u again if you were similarly situate«!. Kv«*|> up y«mr h«*im* in stil ut.i"i>s -pat r«»niz«* your in •tm* merchants support your Inmi«* n*-w*-papers remember ing that in «loing tins you not only !i.*lp th«*m, but you help yourself, ami that th*»s«* wh«» h«‘lp t h<*mse|v«*> t h<* < io«is help. Leads as «an Educator. ST. MARY'S ACADEMY, SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES. O iw more comj»h*te by far than any other in Southern Or«*gon. and compare*** favorably with any i’i the State. Job Printing of every imaginable description don<* at San Fran« isee rates, and in a prompt and tlrt'i-class manner NO. 41 THE HUMBUG OF RECIPROCITY. Under the above head the Journal says: 1 he way« of Pfotectionittin are very dnrk and devious, and there <ue many of them. Fur example we tin«! the fol low tig in the Chicago “Tiie most inconaiRteut h attire of mod ern Democratic doctrine is that it con- demiiH Mr. Blaine’s reciprocity policy and m the same breath declare«, **« Mr. VVat- teifon haw done, that the reciprocity pol- ¡<-v is ‘free trade in Lotneopathi«* do«eR.’ Wouid it not be well for Mr. Watteraon and Ids extreme ire«* trade allies to «top tevihi.g the Republicans for doing what the Democrats consider right? Or is this merely another instame of Ih*mo cra'ik? uneasiner« because itshiRturic ene mies Lave ventured to «io right without sskiitg the ¡M'rniiRsiou ui the tVatteison Carlis- le c i»pie?” Turning from this, we fnd the Chicago [nh t • >m repealing it and endorsing it as “a tiuiily lecture,’’ jet quoting Mr. G adbtone as Haying that “r»»*iproc tv is protection of a virulent type ” Next comes tiie Titlehuig‘1 (’*>rnrr»'r- cull Gaztih , which d«‘-eribeR reciprocity as “tiie free exchange of n-m-cumpetit ive ( to hu ts, wliic-fi at prei-ent const it ut«» inore Ilian ouv-half Hie total volume of Amer can iiiipurts.” a.I ling tiiat “re- cipiucitv Iiirtherniore :ne»ns duties on i-’uibpeliti»e gisulx, anil this is not tr** • trail«Yet, in the face of all line hail- splitting these jsitrnal» accuse Us of in consistency liecauxe we venture to 'ook ltecipiocity in Hie mouth ami ih-cline to eonsKier it a gift fiotxe. Indeed, the Commercial 6 .'.. '?»'. still harping on Hie same string w.Iti tla- hi ’■ . ami ,1. goes on to say : ‘’WtnleCol. Wattersoi; was in Chica go lecently lie was qu ite.! as saying that ‘Blame’s reciprocity s.l.eme ix otili another name for ftee tiadc in liomeu- patliic doses.’ But tiie New A oik Item— • iciatic platf arm ca Is it ’ Blaine’s recipro city hiitubug.’ Tin xe twolngli Deni' cratie authentic» .io not agree. If reciprocity 1« Hee trade, even in small dosex, hew < au it lie a humbug, since in tiie estima tion o! Democratic opinion ftee tra-ie is il.e esxem-e <f economic wisdom?'* 1 m re is no conflict among 1 term er at« at al!. Ri cipri.city is "fn-e trad« in lueki-n doses" ami it is "protection of a viiuient type,” an I iiecau-e it is l.otli it is "I.um- bug.” lt lets in ceria.n articles, private ly agreed on, ftee. That is free tia.le’ I lien, by the high duties it impose» through tar ill schedules on oilier articles, it is “protection." In oilier words, to those who want free trade, it i« a free trader, ami to liioxe a lio want protection, it is a protectionist. Thus to any gentle man up a tree it is “humbug.” In other »»urils it is a make-Ireheve, a »bam, a double-dealer. But ail file same it is an excellent object lesson, xLoaii.g on the one hand ttiat the tar tl is a tax, ami, on tiie other band, revealing the value ut free trade as far as it go«». T he 1’ owlk of lilt Tit —<« neial I*u’- rick (’uilin.s 1- an orator. His ¡»npetu* 11- «•hafiein e cat t ies on its (01 rent all u ith- ci tniuo.itiolia!» ’«* in bearing to a pi ’ c'n e'u of unco • tHbii-iastn He Wr.H il.aiiiuan ci the Democratic (’'invention wh:cii i met ia Massachusetts lately, an.I in HprakitiR 1 f«jr tiie Democrat« of the grand old Bay stat«*, he inci«lentally formulated the whole creed of the ¡ arty in a few brief, eloquent word«, lie said: “We do not believe tiiat government is a K’anctified tiling, above us or beyond our control, nor a fairy gm! moth» r to «i spt nse favors to the good children Mho flatter her. It is snijply the agency ui tin* people to per form «,*• rtain defined public functions that tiie people at large cannot perfotm tl.em- selves, ainl it is to account to the p< op!»* for tin* expen«litu»e of every «lo.lar econ omically. It has no pow»*r t « give away :ht money of tiie ¡ h *-q»!e, or to waste not steal it. It has no rigid to lake ntonev by force out of one man’s p« cket oh ly to ¡•nt it into another's. Not a «1« ilar should ire taken out of tire p»ck»*ts ot tin* people in taxes upon any pretense or any ¡»resR- ure except what is ne<*v«**ary to ¡»ay the expenses of govern merit economics ly -H'lm.nistered, ami confined Rtnelly to its «Irlegated public functions.’’ As tiie speaker uttered the last sentence there was such a storm ci applause from tiie [ 1 60() delegatt-s psesent tiiat for a long time lie could not prove. *i. Wi en be w as able to continue ins ad«lress he sa: 1 ‘•You seem to like that. Fi at’s Cleve- laml’s doctrine.’’ Tins climax pre« ipita- te«i another Fver.e of wild enthusiasm. Tiie ciieeting »• »ntiiiue<i for several min utes and was like the r ar of main waters. R ai .- in <* Hoiisrs A m » Si. 1.1. in «» Tin m — ll«»r>e-rais:ng cumiucte«! will» judgment ir profitable and forms one cf the tn* >: sntisfai toiv brar-clu > of II «• farm, i u‘ it n*»’ pursu«*d upon ec«»n* m cal principle^ an*l managtd j*nltci»»u-i) , s* riuu- inter ill pt ion« to good profit? will occur, md moie money may l»e lost in a giv* n Ti»n»« tiian in almost any other hiandi < f the live st« <‘k industry <>«u* ot tiie ¡u i»ci|».«l factors «if i* ks is i »rcih v outline«! in the fo’.l ’v*i g from th**.V*,/ -'o/ > ■ /»//,/ ,.*< /’./ / ■ . “»he man wi o w«mhl ¡ hisir ’- ••ntiy »etuR*1 t<> tak«* the market price f *r his grain, but h» !d i* over from year to year in the hu|»eof Bcmetiiing luimt.g up, with taxes, storage and insurance «*n r, would b<* r« gir«ie«l as i othiug short of a fool in any community. But 1 ’tie is sai«l ot tiie man who does even »»« r.-e than this with hors» a. l bw man heroines su attached to ins anin a’s and s i s so man}1 points < f « x< rll’*nre in li cm that «»‘he's tail to discover that he repeat* dlv leftist s fair offers, ami k«rps | k » ik «* s foi which ne has little or no use, which eat up all the profits they ebotitd have brought am! more ton, on which h • lias to pay tax» s, take tin* risk ul tiieii 1>« ing I•- h -«• n«*» 1 1 n vain«' by injury or loss h\ «l«*a?li, ami win« h are taking the 1 e«l and «*<i«‘ Ilia' aliotihl I e given to young s «a k that an* growingin’o n*on»y. In«* men whom«* m ist successful with in.r-«*s ate ibo.-e 'hat 1 ke them, it is true, I ut they r.'.ise horse* to Red. an I wi <11 they get a fair price for an animal they let h:m go, ami devote their « nergy ami m« ana to raising a better one.’’ A newspaper is always printed in a rush, Tin. quarterly j aytnent of p ‘iis ons. Th**re i* always something l»*ft out that which took place in October, will bo tiie should have gone in : it is at times too qui**k largest in tiie history of tiie ¡wusiou of- t«» judge, "fu n too <pii *k to act, but with all its faults ami short comings, then* is m**re ti?e. a lie disability pension art, ahich • *du**ation in a bright newsy paper than generously give every disabled perst-n ■hid, son rille, < h‘< i/o it ill. re is in a nov.’l. Y*»u will llnd that the va ho had ever been a soldier a qU Att»*iiy brightest l»«/y "ii practical, sensib.e, «’veryday draft upon the national itrastny. is r<- ( OMH ( Ti ll BY Tin: ((Ucsth'iis i” h<* wlio prefers n« w-papcrs t«» sponsibie f'jr tiie increase. Tii<* old iir.n novels. whoilid not ei l.st, or mis not draft' d for military sevice in the Federal a niv. Al». You Suffering in tween 1S<>1-G3, is out of lin k in urn* Fi-..in I.U. ka.-h<', inll.mmi.itii.n of 111-- l.l.cl.l.T country, unh tes he can make the pension TIB1FSWII.I. BEIllSl Mil» I’OK III» x int l.n. k .lust .b-po-it or fl.'ll., in Hu- l.la<idi-r ers and Bay I’upils in >« piemlu i , |wl. ..1 in t an) .li-raiigi iii.-iu ■( Hu ki.|ii.->< or ofticers bvliev*» tlmt lie wote tiie itllie, a The course <»t study in this Institution is iiriuar» organs? if tliu« anti.-teil »to not lose, tliina which is not veiy dilliruit. if all re thorough, rmbiurim.*. »H *h’* l>r.«n«-h»> bt long tin»« ai. l waste money on worthies» lininn-nts I ports are to l e b«*ib*v< d, if lie kt ow>- how ing to a ttrst-< las> education. Language, an.I a I-' |.la-i. r-. but -trlk- at tin- -.al of to proceed it» the pn inisea The only drawing* and vocal h'ssona in < !ass. being th.-.lis.-as" at "I..... by u-lug tin. gr.-atest of hope for release from mend cancy 1i«at included in the Engii-h roti is. . f«»rtn no extra all known ri un 'Iies. that •■.■l. l.r.it.-.l Oregon depmils upon pKtiiotism to give it re- cliai'irv. Young ladira wishing to I >!low (lie bight i Kiiln v T'-a. Pb-n«aiil t" take, purely veg.- spectability is in the fulfillment of tiie jut ronrsr or musical rotiv-f are altordrd table. ’ Silt if fa- t i 111 every time. law of i.ature, which confinea human special tin ilitirs in < h <*! i . Th«* listini nio«liti'*ation is niatb w‘i» n more life, ordmariy, to the limits of a century. Boys' and Girls' Aid Society. than one of th«* sani»- family at t. n»l the .Acad Tiie proneneMof these disabled “soldi emy at t he same t line. Roys may is* had tarn! sometimes ers” to marry young women Io help the Jacks*»nviih* is <-om»«*<h*<i to !•» the most for <»r<!inary *«*rvice at wages, or up« hraithy plart* in Soiitlirrn < »regoli and t-a-; of government care for their disatiilities of aAMJ<*s.s. Itogli«* ItiV« i X ali* y Railway I o.'s denture, t.. makes thia process a tedious one, and one train» run uitain a blocko< th* « ■ mv< nt. l»r«>uglit u|> For further particulars address the •hiklren may In* !ia«i for l«*gal a«l«>ptiun. that will keep tiie ¡tension list full for sri’EltlOKESS, many a year.________________ A«l«lrwss ’ ’ E. ” ““ T. ’ IhHiLKY, Jacksonville. ( trrgun. Supt. Oregon B* .is' and Girls' Aid Sisii.-ty, lln*/or Unite Creek. Portlaml, Oreg«»n. ♦----------- Valuable Property far Sale lì.»- undersigned will ieav. Central Point for B igle l’oint. Brown-I h ,r<». Lake cr«ek More Glory for Altamont. and Big Butte even dai ui the week ex- NE OF THE MOST DI SIRABLE FARMING At tli** SpoKan* meeting I.a«ly Fiaher, by < eprmg hunda». return.ng the same day, and sto« k r:im-h«*s In southern «>i • g**n. e«»n- taining t>40 acres. I«>« at*'<i on th«’ tamoiis R« d Altam* »nt. mad«« a r$*«*or«i <«f 2 2»*',. Can»*- ami < arryrng the mad-.a- also pa-sr ligers Blank« t prairie, a sliort distant*«- tr«un Pr«»s. mah, another daughter. trott«*d 11» 2 do flat, and express matter. I will make riainrr- pe.-t postoffi«*- in Jackson county. Or* g«»n. whil«* Alta«», bv Altamont, g< t a r«*cor«i of tiou » irli tire traili» each way My rales 1 hi« ranch is8p«-<*lally adapt«*«) to ft»«* pr«»du«*- 2 22*,. being tlu* best live-v«*ar «»Id r«««*"r«l aft I. F. W illiam « , ti«»n of hay ami sb ck, beiiiu w« li uah 1 .. and ■ well as th** b**st s(alli**n i* -id in tin* North are reasou'hle. tributary to almost unlimit« <! rang«'. V* g* ta- , bleaand other farm «Tops also prodm*«-«I in l’uciflc. Unit Tt rrihlr t’ottyh. I atmndance. Thedevclopment «»I larg* lumlicr- | in tlx m •ruing, hurri«*d ordithcult t.rcatliine Ing interests w ill t urnisli a h«»m*- market tWi I The First Synq»r«uns of Death. arising pili* gm. tightm iu tb< « b**-t, jin. k- ’ al' that can be prodm*« d. It will b«* sold with '[ all improveim nt.«, .-t«»« k. !*•**.-. tarneng tmpl* - » Tired f« « bug, «hill h**.i«lache, pains m «11* J î i •'.»’!> in g. lin* * - in th* - evi mug or sw* it mi nts, also a valuable timl»« r an*l milling’, various i inrts.'l tie ' h !\. siaking at th« pit at i ». g u, .*« i i *>l I in ■>* t hing- ar t le hr-t ^lan« - ■ H ' \ tit . : * 5 i I .-lile ¡»rop.rti adjoining, if dt sir* <1. F« i t« ri• 1 - n;• >: ' o! tiu* st <*t « ..empìion. Dr. A* k* i I 1 . i • > < .*ngh turther information apply to S. S, Aik r, pimples «*r s.»r* s. .ir* a '.I p.»s.1 »X «• « vid«*nr ■ ot B» in* *i\ wilt cure th--* t« i.ili,l -.’*1’1«ms 1 p . ’ -.-If d I« MFd. N • matt« r li«»w 11 l»«*cani«* uni is s Jd uti 1« r a positiv« guai uni» •*. I’r.ispcct, «»r S. J. Day . Jaeks«*iiv ill' T p.»i.-< imd il mu-t i». i 1 •: ■ avoid death, 1 |n-. A* k«-i '- E;«,. i 1 i: ■ I Eiixh* has n<*v«*r I Why suj T’T? Fr. 1. - * H- d Ak m í 'al.»«is <»r Rj philitic Children Cry for Pitcher’s Uastoria. t.. ¿. '»>'.">.,1’1 ...ù. , I».«r iiir*- guaran’A’c. cure you. S Farm lor Sale consul. R. PRYCE, M. D., P II Y S I *' I A N W« Rrti l tln- iieirv loiH Fr» in'h l: tu. I. CALTHOS irre. *» I « I» k 'I k’imraiit» ••• tli.it • \i 1 ii"- will hTOI’ llii*<-liurg«-a .1 Fmlaalona, < I H I’ rmiit»,rr»i« K. I itricovrir Hiid HFSTOKF. Ixw»t Vlg»»r. I ’.»Z ll ltn<f fllV tl. Attre- . VON MOHL CO.. S. lc American AgeuP. < nriiuiati, Ohio. PRICE LIST. E. P. CEARY, M. D.. Otflc«* JOB WORK fVertiMof Will b* inserted in the TIME o* fob'iwhw f at«*R. 11 neR,nnefc<«rt mn .... Teo_____ ....... .......................... >2 *5 ’ “ eueb faL*«*qu«*nt inserti«»n rr-Legal Mfrert im*iu<>nts ins«*rt e«l r«*itM>nablv. A fan reduction from tiie h I kjv « rate« maue to > <*ar!y and time advertisers. MORTGAGED INDEBTEDNESS. DEADLY AMMONIA FUMES. I t is sufficiently diflicult in the faca of sound logic to maintain the theory that mortgaged indebtedness indication of general ia an proa- l«iity, but now such nonxenae can be enunciated in the face of the census bureau reports i» beyond the compre hension of the average peraon. All that ha« be -ri said about tlie mortgaged in- debtedneaa of Kanaa« and Iowa has a foundation in facte alreolnteiy incontro vertible. The census bulletin for Octob er shows tirât the private debt, secured by mortgage on real estate in Kansas, is |1-">G a head. The same debt in Iowa is *1<>4 and fl(M) in lllnoi». This is exclu sive of riebts secured bv moitgagea on I» re'.nal property and all other kind» of floating indebtedness. The very large rail way and incorfarration debt» of these states are not included ; and it is safe to say that the figures gathered by the Re publican i eneus bureau are not at all ex aggerated. Tire average ratio of iudelrt- edm ss as given above is equal to about L'rOo in I Inols While this great burden finally faim on the general community, the interest lias to be paid. The enor mous interest tax amounts to f 15 60 an nual.»' on tire head of every man, wom an and child in Kansas, i» $10,40 in Iowa ami $10 in Illnois. While tins immense debt has been accumulating the people i'i these slates have w irked hard and lived frugally, fuit to no purpose. They have produced great wealth an nual.» and it has gone to enrich tire mill owners in the New England States. The condition of their crops cut» no figure in tire i rice of articles required for daily consumption, and farms ami holdings of all kirn!« trave Ireen mortgager! to de fray tire family iiving exjrense». Tlie argument that mortgages are given to facilitate the carrying on of improve ments and fur the further enhancement ■■f properly is ruperficial in the extreme, ami at best can only t>e applied to in dividual case«. One man in fifty may mortgage Iris farm ami use the money thus ra sed to advantage, but the other forty-nine are imiielled by necessity or the domestic exigencies to encumber their homes ami landed holdings, says tiie Sonoma Ih u^eiat. The Lancaster, Ohio, Republican give» the detail» of a terrible explosion of an ammonia tank in a local brewery. Four |»ersons were overcome by the ammonia fumes an<l were restored with great ditfl- cully One of them was a three year old child playing some distance away. Ax soon as the ammonia fumes struck it, it dropped as thongli hit by a bullet. A woman who ran to its assistance was al so overcome and fell senseless. The en gineer WM i.Iuwn a distance of twenty fart, ami. although not seriously injured, »»ax prostrated so by the poisonous fumes that he did not recover for several days. Still another man, a distance away, was render«.1 insensible The use of ammonia in various manu- factures lias greatly increased of Hte, and acc.deiit» are of frequent occurrence, ow ing to ignorance of us qualities. There ix danger not only from such accidents ax that at LancMter, but the effects of its daily ale ji pl ion into the system are vary injurious. Men who work in its manu- laciure suffer fn.m this slow ammonia poisoning. Its effect i» first noticed in their complexions, which assume an un healthy, blotched appearance. In this connection Prufefluor Blyth, health officer of the Marylebone district in London, cites the »-axe« of men who work in guano fac’ories where ammonia is given off freely. There is noticed among them a peculiar discoloration of the skin of the nose and forehead. A daily absorption of ammonia, in very minute quantities, will cause the coin plexion to lose something of its natural freshness. 1’rufessur Clifford Mitchell in Ina chemistry says ammonia |tuixoning may be so prolonged that death will not occur for months. The length of time he gives for an immediately fatal dose to kill is four minutes. The use of ammonia in the manu factures and its abuse as a food adulter ant eitpeciaily in baking ¡sjwders is so rapidly increasing that i’s dangerous qualities ought to be mere geuera]|y known. C iih . l D lfiam —The Ci.¡ r an govern ment Iras replied to Minister Egan's de mand for reparation for the recent at tack upon the American sailors. The reply h couched in very strong language, ami it is understood that it amounts to a refusal to accept responsibility for the affair. The state department nt Wash ington has been notified. Minister Egan, Commander Schley, and Consul McCreery are consulting together, ami it is thought decisive action will lie taken soon. The state department's orders in reference to the matter are very strong. The intemlente of Valparaiso lias refused to guarantee the safety of market boats coming to that city early in the morning from tlie United States warship Balti more, or the safety of the otiicers of that vessel coming ashore at night There is a practical Iroycot on the Baltimore. No American sailors are allowed ashore Sot uiijis C aijfokni -Says the Rose burg Review “During his recent stay in ( aliforma, Hon A. C. Jonea spent con siderable time in >an Diego and vicinity. That city, very prettily and advantage ouslv situated, is just recovering from tiie eUVi-ts of the tug bourn that nwept over southern California a lew years ago There are houses enough for 30,(M)0 peo ple but only about 15,000 inhaitants is all that Censua Porter could fin«l to enu ruerare. !.os Angeles is over built in the same manner and although imsiness seems to Le fairly good tiie vacant build ings give the* city a desolate air. Tiie suburban tow’ns and additions which uen* ¡»latte*! for miles into the country arid wh« re lots were sold at fabulous 1 rices a «* almost entirely deserted. Big < «»1 :< g«* I uildihgs u• 1 e en cted ar.«l now staini ebony an«J silent; magnificent hotels with every modern convenience were built to boom country cities, but n*» guests have ever occupied their splen did suits; and relics of the <lepartv«l boom are visible everywhere. Tiie coun try is now slowly, I ut surely recovering from its hanehil ei!«***ts, am! in time will have a i-eniianent ¡>rosi«eritv. Land values ate steadily going down, and the capita! s’s. into uii«>s<* hands iarge tracts h ue fallen by reason of mortgage fore closures, hel i it only at tiie ¡»rices it will pay a fair rate of interest u|»on. Mr. Jones was highly ¡»leased with the cli mate, and much of tiie Sand is rich and cover«*«! with l»«*autifui and profitable orar;g«* < h hards’ He found tiiat tiie ¡»eo- > «* of Sjn Diego have a great deal of confidence in Manager Graham, of the Roseburg A Co«.»« Bay R. It., and look upon him hr a gnat railroad builder. Work is being vigorously pushed from tiie San (¿uenten end of his Mexican railway contract by a laige force of la borers. Mr. Jones, while tliere witness- e«i tiie loa«ling of tiie engine for our road, which lias since readied Coos bay ” V ermont ' s A handonei » F arms .—A corresi>ondent, writing to the Boston //. - fr. m ore- of the towns uf Vermont. ■ a. - that lie a k> d on- of the b lard of ag riculture of that state for information as to the abandoned farms in it, an 1 re ceived in reply the statement that 406 farms had been reported to the board as unoccupied which contained buildings suitable for a residence The reports covered every town in the Mate except twenty-two. There are a large nuinlier of these abandoned (arms.besides,which are without building« xuite.l for occu pancy. Our correspodent says that a great difficulty in getting those farms of »»liich hr has knowledge taken ui. again is the neighbors about them, lie has repeated repeat. 1 V » rent people to buy tlu.se 1 i ‘iaccb, :iIHi t'e i e y v have nay»* always itjeij uis- ia.es, slid I'een di»- mram d t y III >-e in th« vicinity, who J ack D kmi > kv .—>vtiu-tul* a« pop ular :»« ever 111« le-nefit at *an Fran- ci«<-o last Friday night wax a corking aue- rws. and netted lK-mpeey $4<*t4*. The feature of the entertainment was a four- round go between I»empHey and Young Mitchel). There ia no one who known Jack that i« not glad of his success, He wax always a game man, and merciful to those lie <-or.quer-<i. Hix only defeat»— by George LaBianche. an accident, and by Bob Fitzsimmons, who Dempsey should never have been permitted to meet—detract but little bom I.is brilliant career. He has a record of fifty-tliree battles won against men vastly heavier than himself' There is talk of Dempsey entering the 146 to 145 pound cla»a. If he should there are yet laurels for Jack to win.—A’ / »- .» ... Ciioi’l’Ki» to I’ll i »s.—A tnext horrible butchery of one Chinaman by another oc- cured at a mining camp rear Join» Day, * irnnt county. (»tie had loaned tiie oili er $10, and when fie a-ked to be repaid the borrower replied by drawing a huge knife and hacking away at tiie other as lie might chop down a tr-e. Not one of a dozen or more wounds n Aided reach ed a vital point, but great clmncksof flesh from the arms, b:jie. chest and back were sliced off. an ! in a very short time the tiie t I u tpcl ’cl ered cred Mongel bled to death. Other Chinatnen in the camp succeeded in di.-arming their mo'derotu country man and kept him m eafiv’ty until Sheriff Cre«ap could be sent for. The murderer is n< w in jail at Canyon City. ■ ' 1 i 1 I ci,-i-tcil 111 tunning the place» doun, accompanied by stalenn nts that every body hi tie vicinity was tiving to get away. Tne p ople are not only discour aged, I u they are very abort-righted. <i*j\lliS Ii Illi.I. ON ElUTuRS.—Gov- ern *t Hill’s : d lr* ss hi Atlanta. Ga.,at the unvei'tng of the (tiady H»atuc wap l*ri;thy. Ii reviewed Mr. Giady’sca- r» er an i was wainily eulogistic. Sp *ak- it g of the piess Governor lliil s.«i<l. **lt .s our 1» *st st rurily for the ¡»reset vation of our political ins'itiHiuns; it is our ia-st safeguard against tiie provision of our Government ; an I against the load ing it up* ¡th private business. Toonr editors we may lo< k when S >cialisrn and centralization stand unrebukrd by those to whom the liallols have inti listed that responsibility. The freedom and giuwth of the press m III al last invigorate that clatHe of our Const it u‘. ion which with holds from the (¿«»vernnient ali but a few -pec 1 tic ami » xpressly granted ¡»oners. Better even just expansion of private lr« <*dom than any growlIi of government al function, still more of governmental Mitirpation.’’ P ension B i keai R i hout .—The an nual report of ('«»minis* loner Kautn of tiie pension bureau, submitted to the Secretary of the inteiior t>-day, shows that on June 3 ), 1SM1, there were (»76,160 pensioners on the 10 Is, being an increase of 13S,216 tor the last tis<-:d year. Tim aggregate annual value of the 676,150 pensions on the roll June 30, 1891, was $ nm ,247 KM). The total amount disbursed v on account of pension» . xi-nses. etc dtiring the fiscal year was fl 1S,54H,‘J59, as compared with $106,493 Kffl) for the preceding fiscal year It aiqwars that 134»,2D» ¡tensions were added to the rolls during tiie fiscal year just close«!, at an increased cost to the nation of 112,055,- a* cijmpated with the previous year. T iik tendency of population to cities prevail« in hti’i»|>e at* well uh in tin. country. Large as ia the emigratim from Germany totlie United State, the growth of Berlin and other large con- tinenal citien «how that the change from count iv life i* great, r than the emigra tion to other lamia. The name ia true of England and other British ielea. The rural laipulation decreaae«. I'oasiidy part of thia ih due to tetii|>orary depren- aion of farming, hot quite as much ia the remits of causes that will always ojierate while the diapro|iortion of conveniences and luxuries in city and • ountry life re mains as at present. t fivMBi.tK* B ribe O fficials .—At a council meeting recently at Portland Granger J ones and Thus. NV. Marqtiam, both gambler^, submitted ft statement axertinc tiiat there ir a gambler's trust in Purtlan«1 and only those connected vsitU it can <>|»eii gaineR or gamble. Jones and Martpuim say the proprietor of a fashionable «»loon acts as trustee of tie «•oinbination and collertii between |3,tkG an«l $1 iMX) a month, which lie di vides with the city atricials and gnaran* ?e* h tl;“ gamblers ¡»rote<*tion from police intt rference. They say that Police Com- iiiiRMoner Simon and Chief Police Par rish get their share of the pot. Tin. late Win. I.. Scott was a page in Congress from 1640to 1HP>,during which time Vrlliur I* Gorman was a page in the senate. Both became verv wealthy and influential. Both of Scott's parents died when he was a boy, leaving him l>overty as hi» inheritance. Yet forty years later lie was the reheat man in the house, and had a payroll of 10,000 employes, controlled 22,000 miles ci railroad, and other great enterprise«. NV. R. H kannt , pruprielor of the San Francisco hmminrr, iw hating plana «¡lawn for a twelve-atory building de signed to be occupied a** bead«|uartera t»y the correftpondence bureaus of all the dailies of the country maintaining rep reaentative* at the national capital, and to contain tine arrotDtnodaUuUN for the National I’ap'.tal Press (hub now num bering 130 inetnbcri« The bite of the building will be north of l'ennHylvania avenue, and between Tweifth street »nd the White Ikes«* Nir Hearst pays he it* willing to gpetvl 12,000,000 in its erec tion. ■ - ■ ' ■ 1 ill <.<a:t> Hi h T. hj T h . iii .—Mirx I.ulu Kmitli, a farmer’» dougl.ter, living near Anderaon, Ind., wax taken ill with what was supposed to be pneumuia. A physi cian wax sent for to day, ami on examiu- tion found that »he was suffering from a fracture of Hie seventh rib. The young lady bluslntigly admitted she felt Horos- thing crack on Sunday evening when her sweetheart gave her a hug a* the gate on parting. She ba.l endured excruciat ing pain for two day», und it was this w hich at length compelled h«r to see tiie doctor. French T iud »y U alera. Th«**»«* wafers ur«* a sure and saL* h | h ‘< iH<- for all kinds of L*mal<* troubles ami will r»- Ui«»v«» all obMructions t«» th»' monthly i»cri- Buckkn'e Ara.ca Salve. ods, no matter what th«* <*aiis«*. They are Tie- t’.’-t salve in th»- world for Cuts, Bruf- what «'very woman n«*»*«ls and can In* us«*«l — -, « -r< - I |.-. r- Salt lUieum, Fever Her*-«, saf«'ly. P «»r sat«* l»y th«* Living-t-Hi Chemi T.-tb-r-. < h.ippe.i Hands, ( lull.lams. Corns cal C"., niauufa«*turcrs, San J**se, Cal. and all skin Eruptions, au»l |«>sitive cure for Pil.or no pay required. It is guuran- A Dufy t«> Yuuiwlf. teed to gi».- perfect satixfa<-tiou or looney It Is surprising that th«- p«x»pl<* will us«* a r.-fnii'I.-.l. Pri.-<-25 edits |«r box. Futsal« common, ordinary pill w lu*n lt»»*y can wviir«' l»y all druggists. a vatuablc English *n<* f«»r th«* sann money. Dr. i* , -Í- h ' v l>r. A« . k* . i .- > Liifc-ii*»» l.nnU-h I ' o I «1. M 1« p i.......... »»-«■•• lorxick Ims.isdi. m.l I «»fl »? I;» ' < >r*« latlfelAAM • I II« y J ar«* amali. sw« «*f. «*asH> t «k«*n. and do » not ' gripe. in ltip '11. r.>i... I »1 -., am . E i . i For Sale. Co. ha» r.A iu g.”.l .»r.1. r : rxl- .dkiutf pl > - i.”«n.' U' "- 1 “u •’ » ..Di. .-1"< i rth' * parti, ular». .