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THURSDAY
Hints.
OCTOBER 1«, 1394.
LOCAL HOTES.
John Wyland of Antelope is in town
to-day.
Mining deeds at the T ime »
House.
HOW TO GET GOOD READING MAT­
Old papers for sale
TER CHEAP.
office.
Printing
cheap at the T imes
Notes, receipts, due-bills, drafts, etc., in
PERSONAL MENTION.
book form, handy and first-class, at the
'Squire Knutzen of Applegate was here on
. T imes office.
i Friday.
The M. E. Sunday-school of Jackson­
Miss Jo. Nunan has returned from a visit
ville elected the following delegates to the to Ashland.
convention to be held at Medford next
The irrepressible Ike Blum was with us a
week: Mrs. S. J. Day, Mrs. W. J. Ply- lew Jays since.
male and Miss Emma Armstrong.
Sheriff Patterson and wife have returned
Rain commenced falling yesterday even­ from Portland.
ing and continued during the night and
M. Lindley, the miner, left for Sardine
part of to-day. It will prove of much creek this morning.
benefit, especially to farmers who are
Mrs. G. W. Isaacs of Medford is paying
anxious to commence to plow and sow.
Mrs. 8. J. Day a visit.
Geo. Coulter is engaged in painting the
Wm. Holt of Applegate visited Jackson­
R. R V. R. Co.’s depots at Jacksonville I ville a few days since.
and Medford in his usual first-class style. I Mrs. M. Pryce and M. Cbavner visited the
He will also touch up the coach and other county seat on Saturday.
rolling-stock.
He is being assisted by U.
Frank Hayes of Medford called at the
M. Damon.
T imes office on Tuesday.
Lew. Wasserman, who represents the
Rosenfeld-Smith Co., called yesterday. Es-
berg, Bachman A Co.’s representative, Wal­
ter Jackson, will be here in a tew days.
J. A. Julien,a prominent citizen ot Yreka, '
Calif , and who is interested in a large body -
of land in the Antelope section, spent las ,
night in town, accompanied by I,. C. Bolle.
Snpt. Newbury was in Jacksonville on
Wednesday. He is stepping even higher
than usual, the reason tor which will be
found under ths proper head iu another col- '
umu.
Mr. Bryan ot Klamath county made Jack- ’
»onville a visit odo day this week, and may
become a resident of our town. He is at-
traded thither by the superior schools we
can boast of so consistently.
D. M. Dunne, a member of the firm of
Kelly, Dunne A Co., dealers in paints, oils,
etc., at Portland, made our town a visit
Thos. H Gilson and J. J. Walker of Ster­ yesterday. He is a prominent member of
lingville are in town to-day.
the Republican party, having been chosen
Mrs. Wm. Pernoil of Applegate visited presidential elector in 1892 and county comt
missioner in 1890.
our town one day last week.
Wm. Messall of Salt creek spent a day
We have made arrangements whereby
in town this week.
subscribers to the S emi -W eekly T imes
Jacksonville merchants received a car­
can get the lowest rates on all standard
publications.
The following is a fair load of coal oil on Saturday.
sample :
W. E. Case and family spent a few hours
T he T imes and Farm and Fireside.
in Jacksonville last week.
including 50 Handsome V iews ot
Send for the T imes and the San Fran­
the World'» Fair ..................... < 3 50 cisco Kxaminer. Only <3.50 a vear.
T he T im xa and S. F. Examiner .. 3 50
John B. Hammersly of Gold Hill is now
66
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Cal) ..........
3
a resident of northern California.
«<
2 50
“ Cin. Enquirer. ..
I
Dr. J. W. Odgers will remain in Jack­
A quartz mill passed through town last
<$
“ New York World .
3 00
sonville
only
a
few
days
longer.
week, en route to Josephine county. It is I
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“ Oregonian ........ .. 3 50
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Light frosts have occurred in the valley said that it belonged to a firm who worked I
“ N. Y. Time* .... . 3 00
a quartz mine in Willow Springs precinct,
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“ S. F. Chronicle. . • 3 5® of late, but did no particular damage.
and was being spirited away without the
Mies Isele McCully attended the Drake-
Payment must be made in advance
HERE AND THERE.
Fine strings ot mountain trout are being
knowledge of one of the parties.
Virgin nuptials at Ashland
All «Aher newspapers, magazines, etc., caught in Bear creek and other streams.
Legal blanks of all kinds al the T imes
Senator Hill's great speech at Syracuse.
Judge Frank Williams of Ashland is pay­
furnished.a rales greatly reduced from
Buy no grub or stump puller unless the
Printing House.
ing Jacksonville a short visit.
N.
V.,
when
he
assumed
the
chairmanship
publishers' regular prices.
name W. Smith & Co.,La Crescent,Minn.,
The bulky argument in favor of silver
Jas. Pelton is located in the vicinity of
of the Democratic state convention,will be
is cast thereon.
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money
is that the robbers can’t carry It off.
Fort
Klamath
for
the
present.
found
on
the
first
page
of
to-day
’
s
T
imes
.
HortiruituriMts Asiwnible.
E. F. Walker ot Central Point precinct It should be read by evetybody.as it bristles
All kinis of fishing tackle at the 8. F.
A.
H.
Maegly
returned
to
Portland
this
The quarterly meeting of the State Hor­
has platted his land and placd it on the with facts, eloquence and information.
Variety Store. First-class and cheap.
week. His family will follow soon.
ticultural Society was held at Ashland this market.
The county judges ot Oregon will convene
Z.
Cameron
and
wife
of
Uniontown
were
Mrs. Dolly Love, who recently arrived
week A number of prominent horticul­
In Portland on October 25tb, to discuss
Shakes, posts and shingles can be ob­ from the Willamette valley, was in Jack­ among our visitors during the week.
turist» from all parts of the slate were
tained in quantities to suit at the T imes sonville one day this week. She has com­
Ed. Farra of Rogue river and Mrs. K. Boze legislative amendments.
present, among them being Dr. J. R. Card-
Old papers, in quantities to suit, tor sale
office
menced suit against Fsnnie M. Love for of Uniontown visited us on Saturday.
well, president of the society, Prof. J. M.
at
tLe T imes office. 50 cents a hundred.
Fred. Furry and family of E len precinct
Geo. McKee has sold his mining claim on the recovery of certain property which she
Bloss of the slate agricultural college, Jas.
Governor-elect
Lord is down in California
spent
Saturday
night
in
Jacksonville.
Hendershott of Union county.H. E. Dosch Forest creek to F. S. Garrison lately from alleges is wrongfully withheld from her by
talking free silver to the people of that state.
Carr
Bros,
and
John
T.
Donegan
of
Foots
the
Willamette
valley.
her
sister
in-law.
of Multnomah county, Emil Schanno of
He strikes straight from the shoulder in be­
creek spent Saturday in Jacksonville.
Wasco county. Geo. Sergent, secretary of
Everything in the line of dentistry skill­
Bro. Nickell, of the Jacksonville T imes ,
half of free coinage on the independent
Geo. R. Hammersly of Gold Hill is recover­ American plan
the society, l he sessions of the society fully executed by Dr. Odgers at reasonable was elected treasurer of the Oregon Press
* ! Association at Pendleton last week. ing from a severe attack of stomach disease.
were interesting and instructive and the rates
It you wish printing ot any kind done
J. H. O’Neil and J. P. Jones, prominent don't forget that you can get just what you
display of fruits from local orchard* first-
Remember the sale of land belonging to Charlie is a recognized power in Oregon
class. The afternoons were spent in visit­ the Amy estate, near Central Point, next journalism and he is decidedly popular railroad men, visited us one day last week- want at the T imes Priutiug House, where
P. P. Black of Forest creek and E. Pleas­ city prices prevail.
ing orchards
the vicinity of Ashland Saturday.
with the members of the profession.—
ant of Central Point called one day last week.
Van B Del tshmutt, the well-known Port­
and the evenings in discussing questions
[Klamath
Falls
Express.
The winter apple crop is now being
Dr. Odgers, the dentist, will remain in land politician and bonus shark, Is engaged
of interest to orchardmen, A numtier of
Jas.
Hamlin,
one
of
the
oldest
and
gathered, though some varieties are still
Jacksonville during the balance of the week. in the real estate business again. He once
excellent papers were read by people
wealthiest pioneers of southern Oregon,
improving on the trees.
Misses Susie Martin and Pearl Real of possessed a good-sized fortune, which he
skilled in horticulture and kindred sub-
W illis Griffin has leased J. L. Wilson's died at his residence in Eden precinct the Ashlaod visited the couuty-seat on Satur­ subsequently lost in mines, fast horses, etc.
jecta.
farm on Griffin creek, the latter having re­ forepart of the week and was buried in the day.
The Farm and Fireside and 55 elegant
I. O. O. F. cemetery near Medford the fol­
moved to California.
A Pleasant Affair-
Geo. 0. Culy of Steamboat and F. M. Amy views of the World’s Fair, together with the
lowing day. He leaves a wife and a large of Central Point wereaming us one day last 8 emi -W bekly T imes , for the small sum of
A party was given at the Taylor House
The T imes calls notice to Rev. W. B,
$2.50. Now is the time to take advantage
family of grown-up sons and daughters. week.
in commemoration of tne twentieth birth­ Moore’s new appointments published under
O. J. Willard, the sage of Trail creek, and oi this great inducement.
Every
mother
should
know
that
croup
day of M. M . Taylor, one of our most pop­ the proper head elsewhere.
The Willamette Pulp and Paper Co. of
can be prevented. The first symptom of H. L. Hill were among our visitors during the
lar young men, on Wednesday evening
W. S. Webb, Sr., who was well known
week.
Oregon elty now furnishes the San Francis­
true
croup
is
hoarseness.
This
is
followed
A number of the elite of Jacksonville were in southern and southeastern Oregon, died
Mrs. Woodard of San Francisco^a relative co Call, Examiner and Chronicle with paper.
by a peculiar cough. If Chamberlain’s
in attendance and passed the time very in Woodville precinct lately.
of
Mrs. E. Orth, is paying Jaek.oavtlie a The first named has but recently began
Cough Remedy is given freely as soon as
nicely.
Progressive whist, music, etc.
again to get its paper there, having been
visit.
The S emi -W eekly T imis and the S F. the child becomes hoarse or even after the
buying «astern stock for two years.
were indulged in until 12 o’clock, when a
W. F. Wilkinsonof Derby and F. M. Man­
Examiner can be obtained for $3.50 by ap­ cough has developed it will prevent the
bountiful repast was spread,which was en­
“I would rather trust that medicine than
of Leeds spent Friday night In Jack-
plying at this office.
attack. 50-cent bottles for sale by all I i ning
joyed by all and considered a fitting finale
sonville.
any doctor I know of,” says Mrs. Hattie
druggists.
Certain
parties
were
selling
venison
on
to'his auspicious occasion. The hostess
Day Parker 1« teaching a successful term Mason, of Chilton, Carter Co., Mo., in speak­
The syndicate which purchased what is of school at Gold Hf 11, with Miss Rose Wil­ ing of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
was cleverly assisted by Misses Allie Han­ our streets last week. Some think that
known as Holmin’s addition to Jackson­ son as assistant.
Diarrhoea remedy. For sale by all drug­
ley,Carrie Cronemiller and Jessie Langell, they are violating the law.
gists.
The perigee of Mars, the time when that ville ot J. T. Glenn several years ago
while Misers Agnes Devlin and Jennie
C. H Daley of Tolo and N. B. Crape of
Dr. Powell lleeves, the notorious quack,
Reames favored the company with recita­ planet will be at a point in its orbit near­ has gone out of existence, its affairs hav­ Portland are engaged in prospecting the
was arrested last week at Portland for lar­
ing been wound up last Saturday. The Applegate section.
tions and Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd,John F. est the sun, occurs on the 20th inst.
ceny, but unfortunately allowed to go on
83 acres of land which had not been sold
Miller and the Misses Miller with vocal
C. R. Moore of Central Point precinct and
We will not be bothered with oust and
was divided between the ten members. Jas. McDonaigh of Uniontown precinct were ball. He should be driven t'.om the stale,
music, all being liberally applauded.
warm weather for several months to come.
as bis space is much preferab.e to his pres­
It is located southeast of town and consid­ in town on Saturday.
The
rainy weather is upon us.
ence.
Asaemtiuent Summury.
erable of it is desirable.
Senator Doip'n Is in Jacksonville to-day.
Dr. Carver is no longer the champion
Henry
Orth
and
R.
Phillips
left
for
The T imes is under obligations to County
“Many of lhe citizens of Rainsville, He addressed the citizens of Ashland on pigeon shooter. J. A. Elliott has beaten
Clerk Jacobs for the following summary Klamath county one day last week to try Indiana, are never without a bottle of Tuesday evening.
him throe times in succession. In the last
( Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
of the assessment ot Jackson county for their fortunes in the sage-brush regions.
State Printer Baker was on the north­ contest at Kansas City, he shot and killed
th* /eat- Un -U made by Assessor Woold­
Remember that Dr. Odgers, the dentist. J jiouse,'' says John Brown, the leading bound train on Tuesday, en route home 199 out of 200 blrus. This was simply
miraculous.
ridge: Acres of land owned by private will be In Jacksonville during the third ' merchant of the pia-’e. J I tiii!*rcmedv has from San FuMidaao.
parties 379.3J6.52, valued at <1,901,114.50; week in October. Satisfaction is guaran- ] proven of so much va«ue for colds and
Base-ball supplies of all kinds at the 8. F.
F. 8. Garrison, who has lately become a
R. R. lands 369,776.50, <305,678; town teed.
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1 croup in children that few mothers who resident of Applegate district, made the Variety Store.
T imes » call on Monday.
lots, <353.551; improvements, <1,364,706;
The Southern Pacific and Wells, Fargo A
Large quantities ot grapes are being 1 know it' worth are willing to be without i
merchandise and implements, <283,369.50;
W. T. Nelson, who recently purchased the Co. offer <10,000 reward for the capture ol
it.
Fo>
sale
by
all
druggists.
i
shipped to northern markets from Jackson­
i Hill place In Trail creek precinct, made us a the men who robb d the express car on the
money, <35,076; notes and accounts,
Olis Helman of Ashland, who went to pleasant call on Saturday.
ville. They are superseding the California
Southern Pacific, near Sacramento, last
<340.355: shares of stock, <89,825; house­
article.
Warren, Ohio, sometime ago to complete
Messrs. Donaldson and Ficke have gone Thursday night. But as the robbers so-
hold furniture, <108,338; horses and
musical education, has been compelled
A fine line of tablets, pencils, slates and his
'
to Foots creek to prospect a auartz mine. cured $50,000 they can “see” the other
mules, 4454, <109,539: cattle 11.402, <109,-
to
relinquish
his desire to perfect himself Mr. Berry went with them.
gentlemen aud go them $10,000 betted—if
other
school
supplies
has
just
been
re-
1
084; sheep and goats 10,570, <13,816.50;
as a band leader. The incessant blowing
they want to.
ceived
at
the
S.
F.
Variety
Store
and
are
1
Ralph Dean, W. H. Peninger aud B. W
swine 8,653, <18,030; R. R. bed, telegraph
That was a very peculiar robbery at The
sold very low.
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' of a cornet developed an affection of the Houston of Willow Springs precinct were
lines, etc , <355.385- Gross value of prop­
ear, and by the advice of an eminent in town a few days since.
Dalles. A si roug box containing $15,000 in
Mrs. Julia Abraham of Roseburg, dis­
I
erty, <4.377.597-5o; exemptions, <323,369.
gold and silver is carried from the train to
specialist Mr. H. will be compelled togive
Al. Waddle, ex-grand chancellor of the
Total taxable properly, <4,054,228.50. trict inspector of the W. R. C. for Oregon,
the express office about midnight. It is de
up playing altogether.
K. of P., was among hie many friends and
made the different corps in this section an
Number of polls 708.
posited in tne office and left there, nobody
customers
in
the
vail#
this
week.
Don
’
t
forget
that
the
finest
and
cheapest
official visit last week.
remaining In the office. Twenty minutes
line of all kind of shoes, clothing, hats,
Mrs. H. D. Ktibtf of Applegate has re­ later the agent returns and Quds the box
Tramp Shot.
A persistent pain in the back indicates
covered from her recent illness. Her young­ rifled of all but $1900 la silver. No doors or
Al. Norman, one of Conductor Ker.rney’s trouble in the kidneys. To stay the pro- groceries, provisions anc general goods
being sold by Reames. White & Co. est son is quite sick, however.
locks were forced, and the robbers left no
brakemen, while engaged in a tussle with gress of disease, use Dr. J. H. McLean’s are
!
Chas. H. Pierce and wife, who have been clue.
This
fall
their
stock
is
larger
than
ever
be
­
a hobo some miles north of Grant's Pass, Liver and Kidney Balm.
Another worn an has been f entenced by a
I fore and is offered cheap for cash or pro­ paying Jacksonville a visit, left for their
on Sunday morning, shot him in the hand.
Geo. Schumpf is having his barbershop ( duce only. Bring in your wheat, oats home at Seattle, Wash., yesterday.
San Frauolsco judge for life in the peniten­
The tramp was stealing a ride, and when repainted and generally overhauled, and |
E. E. Richards of Eagle Point precinct will tiary. It Is Ada F. Werner, who murdered
put off the train by Norman, assaulted will soon have one of the neatest establish­ bacon, flour and eggs and patronize them, soon return to his former home in England, her busband while he slept, because she was
as
they
are
here
to
stay
.
New
goods
re-
him with stones, so that the brakeman ments in southern Oregon.
perhaps to remain, we are sorry to learn, Jealous of him. This is the second woman
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ceived every week.
found it necesary to shoot him. He now
J. 8. Gill of Portland, who purchased the within the past three months that has re­
Sheriff Patterson, in another column of
mourns the loss of a finger. A warrant
Donaldson
& Ficke mine in Forest creex ceived a life sentence,the other, M t s.Shattuolt,
the T imes , gives notice that he will sell
A Rare Inducement.
was sworn out for Norman'.-, arrest, but he
district,
has
taken possession of the same. murdered a young man because he refused
some valuable property belonging to the
The San Francisco Examiner will give
to marry her dauguter, aud Judg; Wai.ace
eluded the constable who looked for him.
Amy estate on November 24th.
W. P. Benn of Ashland left last week for pron junced sentence in both cases.
away at its next annual drawing 9000 pre­
He stopped at Grant’s Pass Tuesday morn­
San Francisco, where his wife has been ly­
Wells, Fargo A Co. have invented a new
Eighteen cases of ladies’, gents’, misses miums, aggregating in value <145,000.
ing. however, and waived examination
ing very ill with paralysis for sometime past. plaD to render the life of a train robber bur­
Each
subscriber
also
receives
a
fine
picture
As he was clearly in the right it is not and children’s shoes opened at Rcames.
B. F. Ragsdale and his newly-made wife densome, which has been put in operation
likely that the grand jury will indict him. WhiteS Co.’s, prices on which are the worth in the market more than the price of
the paper. These are splendid induce­ returned to their home in Sam’s Valley yes­ on tne through truius between Portland and
lowest ever known for cash or produce.
ments, because the Examiner is the best terday. They have the congratulations of San Frac cisco. The burglar-proof safes in
MaiuniH Cougreirate.
the cars have been fitted with detachable
The T imes office is where you can get newspaper on the coast and is well worth the T imes .
Quite a number (>t the members of War­
Chas. Nickell returned Tuesday from Rose­ knobs for the combinations, and the express
the neatest printing done at city prices. alone the <1.50 a year that it costs. If
ren and Medford lodges of A. F. & A. M.
burg, where he has been attending a meeting messengers who travel in the cars are uu-
We have the best and most extensive stock
met Grand Master Malcolm at Jackson­ of job type and stationery south of Salem. you subscribe now you can get the T imes of the board of trustees of the Oregon Sol­ able to open them, not being furnished with
and Weekly Examiner one year each for diers’ Home.
the knobs or combinations. Local agents at
ville last Friday evening. The occasion
The sale of the Amy property was inter­ only <3.50. This clubbing rate entitles
wss a pleasant one and highly interesting
W. T. Smith has come out of the moun­ stopping-places are furnished with knobsand
the subscrilter to a ticket in the drawing
to those in attendance. An elegant colla­ fered with by some of the heirs, but will and all other special privileges.
tains and located near Talent. He was in t is their duty to unlock rhe cafes and re­
Jacksonville on Saturday, accompanied by move valuable packages in their offices and
tion under the auspices of the lady mem­ be resumed on the premises next Saturday.
also put In ones shipped to other points.
J. W. Smith.
Everybody
who
wants
a
home
should
at
­
bers of the O. E. S. followed the meeting.
Killed his Man
Iu case ot a robbery the messenger can sit
tend.
Messrs. Kirkman and Gutbman, repre­
Mr. Malcolm departed for Ashland the
Another bloody tragedy is reported from senting Mooney, Valentine A Co. and M . down and watch the bandits wrestle with
The O. & C. R. R Co. is taxed on land
next morning and is continuing his official
Lake county, the participants being Ed. ( Beller A Co. respectively, have been in the the safe, with the serene consciousness that
visits toward Portland.
He is well valued at <247.853; roadbed, rolling-stock,
he couldn’t be a party to the transaction If
Donovan and John Vineyard, ranchers of ' valley lately.
versed in Masonic lore and makes an able etc., <341467; contract land, <47,605;
he wanted to.
Warner valley. The news was brought
peter Devlln of AppleKate retllrBed froiri
depot grounds, town lots, etc., <23,390.
and popular official.
into
Lakeview
by
Donovan
himself,
who
a
tr
j
p
to
Ashland
on
Tuesday.
Bert.
Fer-
“A Word to the Wine is Sufficient,”
Total <660,315.
came into town alone, quietly, and gave gua, who accompanied him tbitber, got back
A New Society.
I suffered terribly from roaring in my
Reames, White & Co. received a large himself up to Deputy Sheriff Neilson, say­ a few days before.
A number ot the residents of Jackson-
head during an attack of catarrh, and be­
shipment of bacon, hams, shoulders and ing that he had killed a neighbor, Mr.
I-3v.
Father
Noel,
at
one
time
in
charge
of
vi.le met at the residence of Dr. DeBar on lard from Douglas county recently,
cause very deaf used Elj's Cream Balm and
Monday evening and organized a Chautau­ which they will sell cheaper than ever for John Vineyard, in Warner valley, on the the Otho lie church at this place, left San in three weeks could hear as well as ever.
preceding afternoon. Cnf..r.:r Howard Francisco for Honolulu laet week, for the —A. E. Newman, Grating Mich.
qua circle.
The following officers were cash only.
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proceeded to the scene ot the shooting, benefit of hie health.
One of my children had a very bad dis­
elected: President, Hon. W. M. Colvig;
M. O. Warner of Eugene arrived last night charge from the nose. Physicians pre­
A petition, praying Gov. Pennoyer to where an inquest was held.
vice-president. Mrs. C, F. Shepherd; sec­
for a short stay. His services as piano­ scribed without benefit, after using Ely’s
pardon “Nobby” Martin, sent to the pen­
retary. J. M. Horton; treasurei, Mrs. F.
tuner are In such demand th^t he has al­ Cream Balm a short time the disease was
itentiary for twelve years from this county
Looking
for
Jail
Breakers.
M. Love.
M. F. Cantrail and Misses
ready spent a month in the valley.
cured.—O. A. Qary, Cornin r, N. Y.
a few months ago, is already in circu­
Sheriff Cathcart of Douglas county was
Agnes Devlin ami Allie Hanley were ap­
Tho*. Kay, who had charge o? the 'Uh­
Price of Ci earn Balm is fifty c -nts.
lation in this county.
on
Tuesday
morning
’
s
train,
en
route
to
pointed a comm'ttee to draft a constitution
land woolen miUB in their earlier history,
and by-laws. The circle will meet again ! • The quail season opened last Teusday. Siskiyou county, Calif., where he thinks passed through the valley one day last week.
Pr-vent and core Constipation and Sick
I Numbers have been killed in this section that Manning and Owens, who broke out He (g now proprirtor of the mill? ai"sal7m’
R-x<i»clie. StiuiR 'tile Beans.
next Saturday evening, and every other J
already,both in and out of season. Some­ of the Coos county jail a few weeks since, _
Saturday thereafter.
body will get caught some fine day, and are in hiding. A reward of several hun- >
BooK Ixtsf.
dred dollars has been offered for their cap­
should be severely fined.
On Thursday, the i ith instant, my
Rev. W. B Moore, pastor of the M. E. ture. Deputy Sheriff Pavne joined Mr. i
pocket-book containing a lot of papers, Church o* Jacksonville, held services at Cathcart at Ashland and accompanied
accounts, etc., on the road between Cen­ ; Sterlingville last Sunday. A regular ap­ him on his search.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report
tral Point and Table Rock. Any person pointment of two Sundays in each month
If the Baby is Cutting Teeth.
finding the same and leaving it at the Cen­ has been made for that place.
Be sure and use that old and well-tried
tral Point post-office or at my place in
Judge J. A. Campbell of San Francisco
remedy,
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Table Rock precinct will be suitably re­
passed through the valley a few days ago, ! for children teething It soothes the child,
warded.
E. P. P ick sns .
on his return from Lane county, whither : softens the gums, allays the pain, cures
he had gone to attend the funeral of his wind colic and is the best remedy for
Sewing Machine Supplier.
father, a pioneer of Oregon.
diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a boule.
A full assortment of needles of every
John R. Stearns is st the McConnell
description, oil cans, attachments, oil and 1
LUMBER FOR SALE
everything pertaining to sewing machines i1 river claim on the Klamath, engaged in
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All kinds of lumber kept H stock, ready
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an teed.
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Who will receive a fine Stock
of Fall and Winter Goods in a
few days.
NEW THIS WEEK.
Choice Homes For All.
Those wishing homes should not fail to
attend the administrator’s sale of the Amy
Summons
property in Central Point precinct, which
will take place on the premises on October in the Circuit Court ot the Sta te of Oregon
Tor the County of Jackson.
20th. The land for sale comprises some William Bybee. Plaintiff,
Huit in
1 i . Kquityfor
of the most fertile and desirable in the
vs.
valley. To accommodate the public the Ebenezer K. Bail and all unknown the re ex-
heirsol tue said Ebenexer E.
» out ion of
tract will be solo m parcels to suit the
Ball, aud any and all unknown " a det*d of
purchaser,
Everybody is invited to in­
pt-rsonsclsimlna byortbrougb
convey­
said Ebenezer E. Ball or said
ance.
spect the property and judge for them-
heirs, defendants.
selves.
1,1 unknown heirs
/r Ln ** d B,benexef K* Bali, and any and ail
Persons claiming by or through the
Ba lx. Ebenezer E. Ball or said heirs, the above-
Fourteen acres of fine alfalfa land lo­ named defendants:
cated one-quarter of a mile west of Cen­ IN THE NAME OF TH ESTATE OF OREGON.
! you,**ri hereby required to appear and an­
tral Point and adjoining the fair grounds. swer the complaint of the above Plaintiff. I d
the above entitled court, now on file w Ith the
For particulars call on ®r address
clerk ot said court, within ten days from the
date
of the service of thia summons upon
J. D. S tevens , Jacksonville, Or.
1! served iu Jackson county. Oregon:
. I»" ’erved in any other county In the Mate
<
y?.u’then
twenty days from the
Where to Go-
aatp ot the service of this summons upon vou;
No better house can be found in Port- or it served on you out at the State 01 Oregon
and than the new Esmond hotel, con, or by publication, then by the first day of the
regular December term of said court,
ducted on the American or European plan ensuing
to-wit: the 3d day of December, 18B4; and you
with reasonable prices for al . Try it are hereby notified that if j ou fail to appear
and answer said complaint as hereby required
the Plaintiff will take a decree against you
tor the re-execuiiott of a deed of conveyance
tor the following described laud, to-wit : 8W
H
of section 4 and NJi of 8EH and 8EJ4 of Sli
I
of section 5, and N 814 o< N WJ4 of section V,
township 3i south, range 1 east, containing
-120 acres of land In Jackson county, Oregon;
or that ou a failure to re-execute said deed ot
conveyance sa.d decree cf the court to be
taken and held in lieu thereof.
This summons published in the DKMOcaATic
T imes by order of Hon. H. K Hanna, tne
Judge of said court, made on the 18th day of
October, 18V4.
P. P. PRIM A SON,
Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
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Summons
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
fur the County of jackaon.
William Bybee. Pla ntiff,
va.
I Suit
in
Thomas ThompAon and all un­ I Equity for
known ueira of the said Thom­ 1 ttie re-ex­
as Thompson, and any uu- ecution of
ktown persona claim!ug by or • a deed ot
through the said Thoma* I c o n v e y-
Thompson or said heirs, de­ I ance.
fendants.
J
To Thomas Thompson and all unknown heirs
of the said Thomas Thompson, and any
unknown persons claiming by or through
the said Thompson ur said heirs, the above-
named defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON
I you are hereby required tu appear aud an­
swer the complaint ot the above plaintiff, in
the above entitled court, now on hie wttb the
clerk of suid court,witbtn ten days from the
date of the sert ice of this summons upon you,
:t served in Jackson count j, Oregon; but if
served in any other county in the state of
Oregon, then within twenty days from the
date of the service of this summons upon you;
or if served on you out ot the state of Oregon,
or by publication, then by t lie fir^t day of the
ensuing regular December term of said
court, to-wit: on the 3J day of December,
1894: and you are hereby notitieu that
if you fail to appt ar and answer said
complaint, as hereby requirea, the plain­
tiff will lake a decree against you for tht re-
< Xeeutton of a deed of conveyance for the
laiuiembraced in Donation claim No. 41. being
parts of Scuti< ns 13 and 14, Twp M 8, R 2 W.
containing 159.95 acres of i ind in Jackson
county, Oregon:- r iaa» on u failure to re-
execuie said deed ot conveyance, s-dd decree
of tne court be taken and held in lieu thereof.
This summons is published in the D kmo -
CRATICT1ME8 by order of Hon. H. K. Hanna
judge ot tne 1st judicial district, dated ai
ms chambers Oct. 18 1894.
F. P. PRIM & PON,
Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
Sheriff’s Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the State ol Oregon
tor the County of Jackson.
C C. Becaman and T. G.
.
Reames,
1
Plaintiffs, (
vs.
r
Haskel Amy ar.d L B- Williams, I
Defendants. J
Y VIKIIE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED
>ut <’t tneabove named c *urt,to inedtract-sl
an l delivereu, upon a Judgment recovered I i
said court on Januar y kt>th. <891, In favor of
lhe above named plaintlDs and against the
aforesaid deiendai'ta, I ain commanded by an
order of Mid c< urt iaaued the 15th dayorOc-
tooer. 1891. io m <ke th*'sum of seven thous­
and, live i u idred and fifty.eight dollars and
intensi thereon at the rale ot 10 per cent, per
annum from January 29th. 1891, and costs
aiiiou'itlug to elcveu dollars and ninety-rix
eents and for costs of and upon this writ,
out of i he personal property of said defenu-
anis. aud if sufficient personal property could
not b<* found then out of the real property be­
longing to aalu del endanta: and In obedience
to aalil writ I did on lhe l"tn day of October.
1894, levy on the hereinafter <1 vac r I tied real
pn pet ty according to law, and I will offer tu'
•Hile on
B
Saturday, November .¡4' 1894,
IN ADVANCE.
WEEKLY CALL
And This Papîr, Per Year,
IN ADVANCE.
Lytle Safe & Lock Co.
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IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
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The Lytle Safe & Lock Co.
CINCINNATI, O.
at 2 o'clock p. n . ar the front door of tn«
court house, in Jacksouvi'le.Oregon, at public
auction t > rli<* hiirtiest bidder lor ca*n, ai- *-uc
right, title and interest of Haskel Amy ana 1.
B. Wiliiants <n nud to ail ot the following de­
scribed real property, to-wit: The 8W1-4 ot
Sec 3.
K2 W, and the NW14 of Sec
3, Twp 37 S. K 2 W, being the land now occu­
pied by Frank M Amy, containing 32425
acres, all of said land lying and being in
Jackson county, Oregon.
Witness my hand and official signature this
17th day of October. 1894.
8. PATTERSON. Sheriff.
By A. 8. BARNES. Deputy.
Summons
In th«.* Circuit C'urt of th'‘State of Oregon,
for Jackson County.
JftvOb Neat ha in in or
Plaintiff, I Sult In Eqoi-
vs.
' ty to cancel a
JobuH N<*at hammer and
j deed.
Emma N» at hammer,
]
Defendant a
To Joshua Neat hnmmei and __
___ Neal bam-
Emma
rner, the ab<-w-named defendants :
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE-
I gon. you are hereby required to appear and
answt r the complaint of the above plaintiff,
in the above entitled court, now on tile with
th«- clerk ol aai<l court, with<n ten days from
the date of the service of this summon* upon
YOU, if sc t veil in Jackson county, Oregon; but
if served in any other county in the atate of
Oregon, then within twenty days from the
date of the service or this sum nona upon you;
or il served on you out of thentate of Oregon,
or by publication, then by the first day of the
ensuing Dc*cemh< r term of said court, to-wit :
The third day of l)«*c<-mber, 18M; and you are
hereby notified that if you fail to appear and
answer said complaint, as hereby requ'red,
the* plaintiff will take 1 default against you,
and will apply to tht court for the relief
proved for in the complaint.
This summ< ns is pr,t.lisheJ in the D emo ­
cratic T imes far six consecutive weeks, by
order of the* He. H. K. Hanna, one of the
judges of the First Judicial District, made
at chambers October 1«. 1894.
WM. M COLVIG,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
may ne mono o.
flic at U kc . V
Rowt.Lt. A Col
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