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About The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1894)
RAILROADS. MEDICA" TVj*. F. (takt*. Henry C. Payne.* H»*nr/ <: Ro-^ae Uccellerà. N THURSDAY Pullman Sleeping Cars, f 8T,_PAJiE I MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH PARCO CROOKSTON WINNIPEC HELENA AND BUTTE. THROUGH TICKETS TO CHICAGO. WASHINGTON. PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK. BO8TON AND ALL POINTS EAST A SOUTH. For information, tim« cards, maps ana tlukets, anil on or write A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Atrt., Portland, Oregon. « P. CaSS, Grant’s Paas. Agent for southern Oregon. THE CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PALL BAILWAY. L and O ffice at R oseburg . O r ..1 Sept. 10, 1894 » ing. &*&**<' ; choice C’hevalier. $1 27^X1 30, otice is hereby given that the O ats —Old crop—Off grades of feed. following-named settler has tiied notice ot ®2y^c P ctl: good to choice, 95c^,l 02^: fancy. PRETTY PEARLINA’S PASSION; his intention to make final proof in support $1 U5®1 10: surprise. $1 lur^l 15; milling.$l 10 of his claim, and tbatea*d proor wil’ be made on, 00. before J. K. Neil, county judge of Jackson fbc Met LovrlicNt Ca.h Girl In Hoboken. @1 15: gray. C orn — Largv yellow. $1 17^^1 30 p ctl; county, Oregon, at Jacksonville. Oregon, on Saturday, October 27. 1894. viz; Elbert Haui- THRILLING TALE OF PROUD small do. $1 «^1 25: white. $1 2.^1 60 mnnd. on Homestead entry No. 5170, tor the B eans -Pea. $2 70 p ctl: pink. $1 4.5c- PRIDE. WR, of NRV4. Nfc of NWH. 8<c. 14,twp 33S.,R2 1 55: bayo. $1 75^1 90 . small white. $2 60$2 65; W. He names me rollowing wit nesses to prove large do. $2 40^ 50; butter, fl 7fk^2 10; Lim^ BY MRS. GASOUME PHLEGM.MY, his continuous residence upon and cultivation $4 00ip4 35: red, $2 00 of said land, viz: Carl T. Skyrman, Thomas Author of “Tattifrutti's Ten Lovers,” S eeds —R ap *, p !b: hemp, 3^4c: Martin, Calvin Winningham and Loris Mar n,” “Only tin, all of Trail, Jackson county. Oregon. canary. 4c for imported; do California, nomi , etc. K. M. VBATCH, Register. nal: flaxseed. 3f^3l4c: alfalfa. 10c for Utah: mustard. 2%@3c for yellow and for brown. (Thia Story will not be Published in Book H at - Wheat. $8 uur&12 p ton; wheat and Executrix’s Notice. Form.) oat, $7 18>11 50: stock. $•’> W« 50: alfalfa. $7 on fc9 00; barley. $« tJOt^O 50: clover, «9 OOQH 00; I In the matterot the «»state of C. W. Taylor CHAPTER I. oat. $7 IXXÖ/11 00; compressed. $7 0IK&11 00. deceased. “I'm tbe most beautiful beauty that ever S traw * p bale otice is hereby given that the Was seen, but I can’t be happy without a H ops —Nominally 3t7^4c p 1h for *03 and 6(38< undersigned has been appointed by the for 94. rich lover anti a silver hairpin.” ¡county court of Jackson wiinty, Oregon, B uck w u e at —N ominal. sitting ic probate, executrix of the estate Pretty Pearlina was walking along the R ye —New. 87L/f,9u<' p ctl. So successful and delightful have been of C. W. Taylor, deceased. road which extended from tbe city to tbe All persons indebted to said estate are re D ried P eas —Nominal. quest ixl to settle the same immediately, and Mill Products. little village where she lived with her wid- bark, yellow, oily, mothy akin, pirn- “ Moot«’« Revealed tnose having maims against the estate wil the effects of F lour —Family extra, $3 25 fft 3 35 p bbl: oped mother and father and 16 little or pies, blackheads, roughness, redness, present them io me at Hagle Point, Jackson county, Oregon, with the proper vouch» rs at- phans. Tbe sky was blue, with here and bakers* extra, $3 15(^3 25; superfine, $2 40(P dry, thin, and falling hair, and simple Remedy ’’ upon the delicate ailment I tached, within six mouths from the first 2 (JO. there a piece of white cloud and several baby blemishes prevented and cured B ran —From $13 50G£14 00 p ton for home publication of this notice. very nice rolled gold streaks from tbe sun, product. by the celebrated ol woman kind, that tins wonderful Dated Sept. 17, 1894. MARY A. TAYLOR, which was going down real fast in the east. M iddlings —From $16 00@18 on p ton. Remedy has been called “ Woman’s Executrix of the »»state of U. W. Taylor Green grass covered the fields like a carpet G round B arley From $18 (MK&19 00 p ton. deceased. PUMP WITn KEROSENE ATTACHMENT, F eed C ornmeal —From $27 0<i(^£7 50 p ton of velveteen, and upon tbe forelimbs of tbe G. R. NEIL. Attorney. C racked C orn —From $27 50(^38 00 p ton. with water, for use as an insectiside. Friend.” stately oaks sweet sougsteis poured out O ilcake M eal —$35 00 p ton from mill: job That attachment was designed by Pro great streams of fluid melody. Administrator’s Notice. at $37 50. Lightly tripping herself up through this bing fessor «off. In a recent bulletin from the C otton S eed M eal —$30 00 p ton. nice scene of Mainnta Nature, Pretty Pear In the matter of the estate ot James Henry Various—Cash prices fur 10 lb sks: Cracked Mississippi station is presented a de lina, the most loveliest cash lady in Hobo Wheat. 3^c p lb: Rye Flour, 3^0; Rye Meed, scription of an attachment to the knap Neat hammer, deceased. otice is hereby given that the ken. made a delicious picture. In fact., it 8c; Buckwheat Flour, 5c; Oatmeal. sack pump. At this station effective undersigned has been appointed by the would be real mean to call her less thana Oat Groats, 5c: Hominy. 4Mfö4Kc; Rice Flou.*. county court of Jackson county, Oregon, -Il work has been done with this attach mezzotint. She was as beautiful as a 7^c: Farina. 4^c; Pearl Earley, li ng in probate, administrator cf tbe estate ol Rolled Oats, 5c; Bucx ment in combating the various cabbage Henry Neat hammer, deceased. dream after the ball. Her threadbare gar Split Pea. In a tew do-es snows womankind its Jas. All persons indebted to said estate are re insect pests. ments—which she wore very short in the wheat Greats, 8t$c; Granam Flour, 3c. quested to settle the same immediately, and Vegetables. skirt and sleeves and low in tbe neck, ufiet Following is a brief summary of the peculiar virtues for their ailments. Ite ihone having claims against the estate wil’. Onions — Yellow. 4.7ir55c p ctl. present them to meat my place of busineaa in the manner of cash lady heroines—did not Potatoes — From ^5i^35c P ctl in sks f<»r bulletin referred to: 1. By means of an Rock roint, Jackson county, Oregon, with The most effective skin purifying and conceal tbe exquisite woudrousuess of he? Early attachment to the knapsack pumps we effects are gentle, soothing anduniform- the proper vouchers, within aix months from Rose; 4' @55c for river Burbankß and 70$ beautifying eoap in the world, as sylphlike form. But there was a tiny 80e for Salinas Burbanks: Sweets. 5()@75c. th»* first publication of this notice. are now enabled to mechanically mix well as purest aud sweetest for toilet, frown upon her lovely face, and her rose Dated Sept. 27. 1894. Various — Lima Beans. ^4^1 c p tb ; String kerosene with water for use as an it- I y successful. I BENJ. HAYMOND, bath, anil nursery. It is so because bud lips wore quite a good sized pout. Beans, ^'i&lc: Green Peppers. 25®35c p bx; Hundreds of testimonials from ladies Administrator of the estate of Jas. Henry it strikes at the causa of most com “I’m tbemost beautiful beat *" that ever Cucumbers. 25^40:; do for pickling $1 00MJ sectid«*. 2. This mechanical mixture Neat ba miner, deceased. plexional disfigurations, viz.: the was saw,” she murmured sta.. ping bet p 100 tbs for No. 1. and 25o$>5i.‘c fwr No. 2: Sum appears to do al! the work of a kerosene W. M. CoLVfG, Attorney. CLOGGED, INFLAMED, IRRITATED, dainty foot, "but 1 can't be happy without mer Squash, 25<®35c p bl; Tomatoes, 15<g,25<* emulsion, I bus greatly simplifying the all over the Coa at I tear witnea« to ite for large bxs; Green Oom. 35<^J0c p sk for OVERWORKED, Or SLUGGISH PORE. a rich lover and a silver hairpin.” Guardian’s Sale of Real Prop common; do bay. 75c^$l oft p crate and 407*5 c method of applying kerosene as an in She di<l not see tbe feelsteps of her floor for bxs; Green Okra. 852i6()c p bx; Egg Plant. sectide. 8. This attachment is applica succeM*. Bold thruughoi t the world. Porrea D rug and erty. C hen . C orf . sole proprietor«, Boston. «• “All walker behind her, and she jumped 'way 2&2,35<- p bx: Cauliflower. 75U8'>c p de« Cao- ble to all the knapsack pumps of the £«T* Sold by all Druggists. about the Blood,bkin, Scalp, and Hair,” mailed ires- up when he hissed betwi -u bis front teeth: bage. 50&60c p ctl: Beets. 60c p sk; Turnips, Galloway pattern and can now be ob In the County Caurt of the County of Jackson “Aha, alia, pretty Pearlina' So I have •50c; Carrots, 50c: Green Peas. 1®1L< c P ft tained in connection with the "Perfect and State or Oregon, sitting tor .he trans discovered why you have refused my heart Fruits and Nut«. action of Probate business. ed Galloway" and the “Perfection” and both of my hands every Saturday night F resh F ruits —Strawberries, $3 00^5 00 p In the matter of the estate and guardianship THE CENUINE I for two years! You hope to capture some chest. Blackberries. $3 00(^5 00. Raspberries, knapsacks. 4. As this attachment is of Luy I. Furman, minor heir of Arthur Furman, deceased : not patented, all manufacturers are at Hoboken swell! But it shall not be! Nev $6 00@8 00. Huckleberries. 4(^5c p !b. otice is herebv given that the Grapes—Muscat. 25^5oc p bx: Rose of Peru. libetry to place it upon their pumps. er-f-r-r! I swear”----- undersigned, guardian of Luy I.. Ferman, 30^4Oc (fancy in crate«. 50o); Black Hamburg Before be could swear a tall, handsome and Malvoisie, 25Q35c: Tokay, 50(&65c. minor heir of Arthur Furman, deceased, by 5. The attachment can also be used for Patents date June A, 1809, May 23.1871. Anglic Virtue of at. order and license of the above- young man, with a curled mustache and Apples—4Ue(ft.$l 00 p bx; plums, 85(^50c p bx: many purposes where a mechanical 12, 1871. July 16. 1872. Mav 29. 1883. August 10. < nt it led court In the above-entitled matter, 18*3, Januarv 22, 1884, April 15. 1884, M«y 21. dated September 211, IIW4. will on creased pants, sprang forward and threw prunes, 40®60c p bx; Bartlett pears. 76c@$l 00 p mixture of two liquids is wanted. 1883, May 26,188«, August 3.188«, November him upward out of sight. bx; peaches, 15@30c for bskts and 25@75c for 188«, March 31,1891. August 18,1891, November “Ob, what a lovely maul” screamed Pear bxs: crabapples, 25^40c. Saturday, November 10, ISO J,. 28, 1893. March 13. 1894. Also patented in Can Melons -Watermelons, $6 00^12 00 p 100; can ada. Other patent* pending. These patents lina to herself. “I wonder if he would fall MISCELLANEOUS. proceed to sell on the premises in Table RoCk teloupes. 50c(2i$l 00 p crate: Nutmeg Melons. covers all torinaof the machine love with me at first sight if 1 was rich?'' precinct. Jackson county. Oregon,'tbe follow JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. iu She 40 c p bx raised her hinged eyelids, fringe and : j &2 ing described real property belonging to aid Figs—Black, 25@75c p bx: do white. 35c: nee estate, to-wit: The undivided one-sixth part all, to bis, and a double edged pain of de tarines. red. 40i^5(k‘; do white, nominal of the 8 1-2 of the NW 1-4. and NW 1-4 of SW Order« for Hack”, Buggies and Riding light bit noth their hearts at once. In <: Lemons—Cali(prnia, $2 00^3 50 p bx for fair 1-4, section IB, township :H 8., it . W; contain Hor».s pr nnptly attended to. • moment he had wound bis new overcoat to choice; fancy Santa Barbara and Santa Ing 120 acres. BARBARA C. FURMAN. deeding done at reasonable rates. Best of sleeves several times around her sleudei Paula. $4 5(i@5 00; Mexican limes, >7 00@6 ui ' Guardian of the estate of Luy L. Furman, care will be used to prevent accidents, but waist, and as she leaned her back hail p case. NOTARY PUBLIC minor heir ot Arthur Furman, deceased. Various—Bananas. $1 50@2 50 p bunch: pine will be responsible for none should they occur against his chrysanthemum their months apples, $2 0i^3 50 p doz for Honolulu. I met in one long, wide kiss. Will refuse to do livery work on credit. Old crop—Pears. 5|^@6c for bleached halves; Sheriff’s Sale. "Pretty Pearlina,” he cried, instinctively do qrs, 4K@5c; plums, pittid. 3@5c; black tigs, I knowing her name and address, “be mine, pressed, 3c: do unpressed. 2o; do ungraded. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon and you shall have a silver hairpin and nev- 2^a4c: prunes, 45i@5c for graded and JJ@5c for Jackson County. for ungraded. . er do anything but breathe.” Abstracts Made of Titles to Charles Nickell, Plaintiff. i Raisins--Local prices,crop of 1894 — California vs. - At that moment a cold, haughty beauty, Lands. F. M. Fred on burg. Defendant, 1 clusters, $1 25CU-1 50 p bx; do layers, 60c^$l 00: I with tbe usual quantity of curling lip, dis loose, bxs. $1 15@1 25: do sks. 2>^3(‘ y virtue of an execution andoic - The GENUINE SMITH GRUBBER Is dainful eye and cruel sneer, confronted the Muscatel, LECAL DOCUMENTS der of sale issuini out of and under th«» s »» h I fur No. 1 and 2>4(^2^ for No. 2; dried grapes, 2% absolutely the only Successful Machine for ' lovers. of the circuit court of the state of Oregon for p ft. STOCKTON, CAL O! ail kinds drawn up, especially pertaining Jackson county, and to me directed, dat«»d this purpose; $42.50; Write for Circulars. “Aba, Reginald Sinythe-SmitL, so this is N uts —Jobbing prices: Almonds, softshells. t > the settlement of estates. the 17th day of September. 1894. upon a de the howness with which you keep your 9©10c p ft; do papershell. Italic; do hardshell. HOROUGH INSTRUCTION AND PRACT1- W. SMITH & MYSTIC. IOWA. cree rv»$dcr«»d in said court on the 8tii day ot September, 1894, in favor of tbe above-nat«»»d ch I Drill In nil Eiuriish Branches. A Com- i promise to me. Aha! And you, you nasty, 5(2 6c; standard. 7@«c: walnuts, California, soft- Collector of iceofi.iU Prompt Rrniittnncri. ...niete Busi liess Course. Normal Trainili, horrid thing! You think to win him from shell. 9®10c: do papershell, 9©10c: do hard Every machine made on the plan of the plaintiff and against tbe aforesaid de shell. 5@4c; do No. 2. 4(^4^c: do Chile. 7H^8c: for Crachera' Certificates a Specialty. W. Smith Grub and Stump Puller without fendant, lor th»» Kilin o* $83.11 with interest me, but in one instant and a half you die!” MONEY LOANED. 8®10c; Filberts, lOG&llo: polished pe authority lrorn W. Smith, is an imitation at 10 per cent, per annum, and for the further A flash of steel, aud a silver hairpin lay Brazil, TWENTY YEARS' SUCCESSFUL EXPERI and infringement on our machines. We will sum of $:»0 attorney <»es; also tor the sum cans. Texas, 8@10c; pinenuts. Mexican, 12® Investment sccurlttea a»t>eclally. Jackson prosecute every man who niTkes, uses or sells of $27.14 and piaW’.L s costs and disburse interred in Pearlina s cream puff sleeve. 13c; peanuts. 5Vtfg-6^c; hickory, nominal; co ENCE. County Scrip bought and told. any imitation ol the XV. Smith machines in ments in this action and the costa of and With remarkable presence of mind our he coanuta $5 00®5 5U p 1U0. I have a complete set of n aps of all survey any form. Buy no grub er stump-puller of upon this wru. commanding rn<* to make TKRMS or TUITION, ro extracted it without paiu and presented ed lands in this county, and receive Abstracts this form, unless the name of W. Smith is sale of trie following described property, to- Butter Cheese an<l Honey. $15 10 I On« Month, In advance,..................... wit : . 35 00 it to our heroine as a betrothal gift. Three Month", in advance,.............. B utter —Creamery. 28®29c p ft: fancy monthly from Roseburg and the State laind cast on tbe machine. Lots 1 and 2 and the 8E1-4 of SE1-4 of stMdion For further information aud cuts showing “Ain't it nice?” cried Pretty Pearlina, dairy. 2W26c*. good to choice. 20(g,23c: com Department nt Salem of all new entr'ca made . 50 (10 ; BIx Months, In advance..................... lam thus prepay«;' 1 l a , g — Jtul- iL fClta teae fla H m muu ed forms, write W . Smith & Co., 15, township 36 s, r 3 w, Jackson counry’, . M 00 using her fiuteiike tones. One Year, in advance....................... mon, 15®18c; iffickled roll. 18@.O3*, creamery papers and can save in paitlea the expenseoi Jiire Mystic, Iowa, and enclose 5-cent stamp for gon, and being 93 acres more or less;all of sa d Hearing a sharp click, Reginald let up on in tubs. 21®23c; firkins. 16® 19c. iand lying and being in Jarkaon county, a trip to the Roseburg land office. cutalogui Satisfaction Guaranteed, Oregon. C heese — California, 8®10c p ft for flats: I the shower of assorted kisses that be was I have levied upon and will offer lor sale on Shorthand. Typewriting and Telegraphy raining upon the lovely turned up face near Young America, 9^®l(%c: Eastern. ll(®13^c. I hare a Number nf Fine Farm» and H oney —Jobbing prices. Comb, clear white, Extra. oih.r desirable property tn my bis ascot and groaned, “All is lost!” For Saturday, Novembei 3, 1894, p ft; do dark to light, nominal: water hand» for sale. tbe haughty beauty covered them with an KXi^ll^c white, extracted, 6%@Tc; light amber do, 6^; at 2 o’clock p. m.. at the frontdoor of the army musket that she had concealed in the dark amber do. 5>^®6c. tiv Prom pt reply made to all letters. Court House in Jacksonville. Oregon, at folds of her dress. B eeswax —24tR25c p ft Charges In accordance wlto the times. public auction to the highest bidder for cash, Refers, by permission,to Hon. H. K. Hanna, Pretty Pearlina pressed his collar button Poultry and Eggs. according to the provisions of said decree Is the Portrait work t urned out into Judge of 1st Judicial District, and to any the above-described property. tbe stem of Reginald’s neck aud re P oultrt —Hens. $3 5O®4 50 p doz; broilers. business house in Jacksonville. by the 8. PAT1EHSON, marked, “E-e-ee!” $2 00®2 50; fryers, $3 00 ©3 50; roosters. $4 00 8ILAJ> «I. DAY Sheriff of Jackson Co.. O’*. Hearing a rush of air above them our ©5 50 for young; do old, $3 5o©4 00: geese. By A . 8. Barnes, Depot j. $1 25®1 fit p ^air: ducks, $3 0(^4 00 p doz: hero looked up. Dated September 22 1894. “Saved!” he yelled, and even as be spoke turkeys, alive, 12@14c P ft; pigeons, $1 50©2 i O p doz for young and $1 OütgTl 25 for old down came the floor walker on top of the Administrator’s Sale of Real E ggs —California. 20©25c p doz for fair to The above name on a photo is a villainess. Our hero bad thrown him so cho.ce: fancy ranch, 30©87^c; Eastern. 20©2«c. Property. ABSOLUTELY ----- OF — guarantee of superiority. * high that he Lad just returned to earth. A loud explosion followed, and The Value of Minutes. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, Tbe continuation of Mrs. Gasoline Photos from label to life size. tor the County of Jackson, silting for the A party of ladies and gentlemen were SEWING * transaction of probate business. Phlegmmy’s brilliant romance, entitled lately visiting» large carpet manufactory, In the matter ot the estate of Haskel Amy, MACHINE While in Medford call at our “Pretty Pearlina's Passion,” will be found and the manager took them over the dif deceaset.. MONEY Woman’s Friend N M oore 'S R evealed N R emedy UNION this Great Railway System Con nects at a W. Smith Grubber and Stump Puller N STABLES, HT. PALI, und OMAJIA Willi all transcontinental lines, giving direct and swift oom mum ca llón to all SILAS J. DAY Eastern and Southern Points j AMD IM TH* Notice for Publication futicura Y SOAP 4 GRAND FORKS \ Iif a rep-irt f'om the Wisconsin sta Grain. Etc. tion in lsfl! was given the description W heat —Milling. 821^87’^ ctl: shipping of an attachment tn tlie Climax pump OCTOBER 18. 1894. grades B arley - Feed. 72?^ö77’4c p ctl: new brew whereby ken .“cite is mechanically mixed ä ''' ■ii ! Tourist SlctDina Cars I LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. MISCELLANEOUS. Alk-’ >.. r.t Ter Knap-ack rnmpa. MARKET3. ' 41 Elegant Pin:r.t; Cars Tc FRANCISCO N ORTHERN PACIFIC R. R I SAN OHLY LIMB HUNNIN« ELECTRIC LIGHTED REAL ESIATI. ACENT ! GEO. HINES, Prop. — AND STEAM HEATED Veatlbuled trains of Elegant CHALLENGE B SLEEPING, PARLOR. DINING ---- AMD ----- BUFFE! CARS WITH TREE RECLINING CHAIRS; Making Its service second to none in the World. Tie«"!« are on sale ai all prominent rail road ticket offices For further Information ask the nearest road agent, or address C. I. EDDY, General Agent, J. W. C a SKY, Trav. Pass Agt. PORTLAND. Are You Going East ? If ao oe r-ir« and aee that your ticket reads via ---- THE----- T UNEXCELLED WIRTH photo CHICAGO, Studio and examine our work. ST. PAUL, I Medford, Oregon. MINNEAPOLIS 7th Street Mrs. Squire—James, the doctor says the milk you’ve beeu selling me bus microbes in it and is unfit to drink. The Milkman (botlj )—Itsin’tabit worse than the lake- waler you drink every day.— Chicago Tribune. OMAHA RAILWAYS. THIS IS THS BANKING HOUSE, GREAT SHORT UNE nueeMtort to C. V. HEEKSSAN’ ü n SNK JACKSONVILLE, ON. DULUTH ST. PAUL. CHICAGO And «all Points East and South, in No. 1,111 of the SuicideCotnpanion, uow ready and for sale by all nooaedealera.— Life. Literally True. — »»!>- BBTWSSN I he undersigned have formed a with an authorized capital , T I co-partnership for the purpose of carrying on a S\f iaVI of «A-K $55,000, tixAk rk.iwvwMAkk »»V Zio.^trlnry (III R ¡ The Hero and HU Wife. To the practices of heroes brave his life bad been conformable. There were no deeds which they performed which he found unperformable. And all the aims which they pursued he said he'd found pursuable. And all the feats which they had done he found were quickly doable. General Hanking Business In all Its branches In Jacksonville, Oregon. Office at the old | stand of Beekman’s Banking House, N.W.cor- I ner California and Third streets. For any act of bravery he said he was reli fbelr Magnlficgnt Track. Fe«rle»a Veatlbul«! C. C. BEEKMAN. Dining «nd Slevplng Car Train« THUS. <4. REAMSS. able, and Motto*. And all achievements he would try, he prom “ALWAYS ON TIME” ised, that were tryable. And any mountain he would climb, if its as Have given thia road a national reputation Allolaaeeot passengers carried on the veati cent was possible. billed trains without extra charge. Ship your And any ocean he would cross that any man freight and travel owr ________________ thia fsm »ua line. 1 ’ All found crossable. WITHOUT COST Adama, Agt. agents have ticket«. Callon Call on W. Adama. N. P. Hallway, or For killing grizzly bears and such he said he F. C. SAVAGE, W.H MEAL). We will send you by mail post-paid one was invincible. Trav. (I* a. Axvnt. --— F. and xr P. Agt. Nniall evergreen tree adapt ed to your climate, They could not make him dodge or wince, be W isuhigion Street. Portland, Oregon. with instructions tor planting and caring for cause he wasn’t winceable. it. together with our complete list of Nursery stock. If you will cut out thia advertisement, He'd killed with perfect ease, he said, all mark on ft the name of thia paper, and tell brutes and beasts discoverable. how many and what kind of trees and plants One slash from his almighty hand, and they you would like to pnrehase, and when you VIA were irrecoverable. wish tn plant them. i We will quote you lower prices on the stock His strength was most ineffable, was wondrous you want than have ever been offered you. and inscrutable. Write at once. For killing ?-harks and elephants peculiarly VIA EVERGREEN NURSERIES, ’lwas suitable. Evergreen, Door Co., Wis. He’d made *.ne roaring catamount no longei recognizable And pulverized the ramping bull ami found Krpreaa Trama Leave 1 ortland Daily. him pulverizable. I Norik >uth I In savage islands of the sea he'd fought the • U e~a~Leave Fort land Arrive, dj M a . m - bloody cannibal. a. M. I Leave Medfurd Leave 5:<Ä a M. He’d killed and tamed fierce dragons wild and U:»> A.M.IArriveSanFraooiaJoL—vol TtWr.ll found them very tamable. Above trains stop at all stations from THE PLAT OF VALLEY VIEW ADDITION tie claimed in killing monstrous snakes that Portland to Alban- iciualve; also Tangent, I to Jacksonville having o -cn filed in the be w as very callable. buislds, Halsey, Harrlaburk. Junction. Ore County Recorder’s office, those desiring to No boa constrictor could escape, for he was gon Oly, Irving, Euirene and all stations purchase lots in tbis desirable locationcan do uneecapable. from Roseburg to Ashland Inclusive. so by calling on the undersigned at his office KOSEBUKQ MAIL DAILY:_______ in Jacksonville. He'd fought with hippopotami with fierceness Perfect title guaranteed and sales made a inconceivable. lbavb : Altai va:_______ favorable rates. In ways he’d ask you to believe, were they not H. K. HANNA, Arent. Portland........ : t»:3U A. M.. Kosebu rg... J:to e. M unbelievable. U taeburg .... 7dM) A. ■■ I Portland...... UB p . m . No word of fear escaped his lips, no word, aye’ DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROLUE. not a syllable. Stock Farm For Sale When he killed the Bengal tiger, and he found him very killable. HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS H1S8TOCK farm. sitirated on Evans creek, for sale at His wife here entered in t he store; her look was AND SECOND CLASS SLEEPING CARS a very reasonable figure. There are two hun was most indomitable^ un all through Trams. dred ®nd. 125 acres unde’ cultivation, He wilted in her scorching gaze, her fierceness with 200 bearing fruit trees, and 80 acres sown so formidable. trscnr ninis DtrsaioN, to m beat, and there are also 30 acre« of stmtsrueii-s ndcscon rtius n.eadow. Tbe place has about 60 acres ol pine “Come home and tend the twins,” she said. *‘l wish to make you usable,” ?nd oak on it. There is a good frame house, M XtLT■ A l«a DAILY (ggCBPTSCWPAT.) two barns and the usual nuthouses on the And, ah! the way she yanked him home was «TÄririUwvT Portlaod Arrive] 5:35 r. M. and place; also a good spring of water at the house, really inexcusable. w .... ... 1:15 V. M lArrlyy Corvallis Leave 11:00 P. x. while the place is otherwise well watered —New York Wot Id At Albany and Corradi.oonnect wlthtrain The outside range is also the best. It can be bough* for $3,250.60. For further particular of Oregon Patine Railroad. The Latest Styles. enqu re of daily ax mass TWAti«a(BxcarT«cin>AV.) B. F. PF ART. Near Central Point A. Fetscb.tbe —-rchant tailor of Medford AN EVERGREEN TREE I East and South THE SHASTA ROUTE SOUTHERN PACIFIC. PULLMAM BÖFFET SLEEPERS The Best SOUTHERN OREGON. SAVE T 4:40 p. a. Leave Portland ArrivellW» A. « 7:ffi p. u.lArrtve McMinnville Leave! S-Mtt.a has just received a full line of first-class fashionable goods, etc., and is better pre THROUGH TICKETS pared than ever to satisfy the wants of his To all points In the Eastern States. Canada ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW customers. Give him ^call, for he willgive anil Europe can be obtained nt lowest rates eraaf. Pass, Vrryon. from W. V. Lippincott. Agent. Medford. satisfaction In every particular at the lowest E “ P. o/wreuc ROGERS • B. KOEHLER. ” prices. He keeps only the best and most Practice« in all the courts. Ast.O.F.A P.Ag't. M-nager. stylish pattern- and guarantees a lit. • *ce tn Hauk Building, upstairs. Portland, Or. ROBT. C. SMITH. ferent floors of the establishment. On as cending one of the staircases they came to a locked door, on which the following in scription was painted in white letters: “Strangers not admitted under any cir cumstances. ” The curiosity of the ladies was excit ed to a high pitch, and they Inquired, al most in one breath, “Whatever is to be seen inside?’’ “That Is one of our workrooms, in which 150 women are employed in em broidering carpets,” answered the man ager. “Oh, liow we should like to have a peep at them!” exclaimed the ladies. “I am sorry I cannot comply with your wish,” said the gentleman, with a shrug of his shoulders, ‘ but our rules do not ad mit of the slightest exception. Truth to say, there is nothing special to be seen, nor is there any question of trade secrets. The reason why admission is forbidden to strangers is simply because every woman naturally looks up, and her attention is distracted from her work for from one to five minutes. Supposing, now, each wom an wastes a couple of minutes in this way, that will make in the case of 150 women a loss to the firm of 800 minutes, or five hours, and we cannot allow that.”— Avoblad.nd Boellen’. Arnica Balve- Ej Receipt <lepo»‘t» subject to check nr on certificate payable on demand» Sell sight drafts on hew fork, San Fiancisco and Portland Telegraphic transfers sM on ail points in the United States Special attention gicen to Coliections and general business of our cuslotners WE OB OI H DEALER! can Nil you marhlnea cheaper than yon can K*S elsewhere. Tbe NEW HOME la ourlx st, but we make cheaper kinds, the CLIMAX and IDEAL for $25.00 and up. Call on our agent or write na. We want your trade, and it prices, terms and square dealing will win, we will have it. We challenge the world to produce a BETTER $50.00 Sewing Machine for $50.00 than the NEW HOME, or a better $30.00 Sewing Machine for $30.00 than the CLIMAX,or a better $25.00 Machine for $25.00 than the IDE AL, which you can huy from us or our Agents. P. TUFFS. S. F. CA-s. V “ce President • President, K. A. B ooth . C dter. THE HEW HOME SEWIKG MACHINE CO. OBAHOK.MiBS. B oston M am . 28 U n . -ox B quam , N.Y. C hicago , III. S t . louis , M o . D allas , T exas . 8 am i’EAKCiseo, C al . A tlanta , G a . FOR SALE 8* D W.L. ouglas CU^E* IS THE BEST. W nUL NOSaUEAKING. The 275 New Home Lewing Machine Co. Market St., San Francisco, Calif. $5. CORDOVAN, FRENCH« ENAMELLED CALE Sheriff’s Sala. ,4.r3.5-°FlNECAlf&KAN6AiD(l « 3.5.0 P0LICE.3 S oles . 4,so >2. workingm EN s EXTRA FINE. * ^2.^ i .'^8 oys S chool 5 hoes , • ladies - A Diplomatic Answer. In dealing with royalty it is necessary to have “a pretty reason” ready for any awkward situation, for kings and queens ran never lie made responsible for failure. When Victoria was a very young sov ereign, she tat down one day to play chess with the queen of Belgium. She had never played befóte, and Lord Melbourne, with Lord Palmerston, stood behind her chair and advised her. Later Lord John Hobhouso took their place and became somewhat confused by the difficulties of the situation. A good deal of misunderstanding was occasioned by the fact of having two queens on the board and two queens at the table. Moreover, Victoria was constantly ask ing, “What must I do?” so that the ad viser felt incapable of making a well con sidered decision. He lest the game, but next niglit the queen, undiscouraged, played again. When Sir John entered the room, she ran up to him, laughing and exclaiming: ‘■I've won! How did I happen to lose yesterday?” This was a poser. Could the courtier reply, ‘Because your majesty had un learned the game?” By no means, “Because,” said he. “your majesty hat such bad advisers!”—Youth's Comuanlon M A.D $50,000.00 Capital Stock, SEND FOR CATALOGUE W* Im-OOUGLAS, BROCKTON, MAbS. You can save money by purchasing W. L. Douglas Shoe.«» Because, we are tbe largest manufacturers of advertised shoea in the world, and guarantee the value by stamping the nr.me and pnee on the bottom, which protecta you against high price« and the middleman’« profits. Our shoe» equal custom work in style easy fitting and wearing qualities. We have them aold every where at lower price« for the value given than anv other make. Take no substitute. If youx dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by Dealer, whose name will shortly appear. Agents wanted. Apply at on ce2___________ W. H. PARKER. Attorney-at-Law. A. N SOl.iSS. Notary Public. PARKER & SOLISS, JACKSONVILLE, OCN. In the Circuit Conn of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson. Sterling C. Minnick. Plaintiff, 'j vs. Edward Hendricks, NeIHe Hen- drick«, William Kay. assignee of the estate of Edward Hen- ■ dr.cks, for the benefit of cred itors, and Jackson county. Or- j egon. Defendants. J B y virtue of an execution ___ AND order of sale, issued out of and under tbe seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Jackaon County, dated the 18th day o1 September, 1894. tn favor of 8. C. Minn'ck. Plaintiff, and aga'nst the abov»-nnmed Defendants, for the sum of $565.o<>, with inter est thereon from theSOtb day ot August, 18W, at the rate of lb per cent, per annum, and the further sum of $75.00 attorney fees, and the costs and disbursements of and upon this writ, and to md directed,commanding me to make sale of the following described property: And by virtu»- of said execution I have duly levied upon said property, to-wit: Lots four,(4) five (5) and six (6) in section 30. township38 south, or range three west, and' the of the SEW of section 25 in township 38 south, of range lour west of the Wiliainrtt»* Meridian, in Jackson county, Oregon; con taining 149.48 scree. In accordance with the provisions of said decree. I will on Saturday, October 27, 1894, st 2 o'clock P. M.. at the front door of the Court House, in Jacksonville. Oregon. sell hi public auction to the highest bidder lor cash, all tbe right, title ana Interest of the above-' named defendants in and to the above-de scribed property. S PATTERSON, Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon Da'cd September 10, Ki'Hl-cnlflte. Fmanc1«!. Insurance Attenta and Inveatruent Broker« General Convey ancer. and Searcher, of Record,. Title« to land examined MONEY loaned on heat se curity at heat rates. Real-estate boutrht and sold on commiasion. Special attention de voted to collectiona and remittances prompt ly made. Moderate rate, imni diafe action, quick reports and prompt returns, ltepoal- ''iSlTATES SETTLED AND KENTS COL LECTED. Commercial l.tightion. mercantile collec tions *iii<i matters in probair given sprcis. I attention and economical management guar anteed. Correspondence solirited. I der and llc.-nse ol the above-entitled court. In the »bove-entitled matter, dated June 17. 1803 will oa Saturday, October 20, 1894, at 10 o clock A. m . of said uay. proceed to sell »it public sale on the premises in Central Point precinct, incksoq County, Oregon, the follow ing described real property belonging* to said estate; or so much thereof aa may be n<*ces&a- rv to pay the debts ot the estate, to-wd; f irst— The 8W^ of Sec 3, Twp 37 r. K 2 W, con taining 1«U acres. Second-The N'v^ ot Sec 3. Twp 37 8. K 2 W. being tbe land and premises now occupied by Frank M. Amy, containing *64 25 acres. Third—A Btrip of land 8 chs wide and 40 cits *ong. lying along and adjoining the west side of the NWy^ of see 3, being in the NE of Sec 4. Twp37 S. R2 W, containing 32 « acre«. N ot ».—All of the above-described land is known as the George W. Cooksey land, sold by him to Haskel Ain^ in his lifetime. Fourth—The W^ of of gee 3,1 wp 37 8, R 2 W, containing 80 acres, on which is the res idence property of the family of said de ceased. Film— ai ; th° unsold portions of tbe of SEH. Sec 3, being that portion not included within the town limits jfC«ntral Point In Twp :J7 8. K 2 W,containing about 24 acres. The land last ab«,ve-describ< d will b* sold in lots to suit purchasers—from one acre up. TERMS OF KALE. One-half cash down at time of sale, balance in otte year, with intetCM at lo per cent, per nnnuin. deterred payments to be secured, or ail cash, nt option of the purchaser. ALSO By virtue ol anorderand 1icen«cor said Coun ty Court, da e<l December 5. 1HKI. I will sell at private sale according to law in such < as«* made and provided, the foUowing described real property belonging to said estate. ON DE MAND, MADE TO ME AT ANY TIME, to wit; The undivided one-half Inier<*st with O Harbaugh In the following lots and blocks in Amy and Harbaugh’s addition io Central Point: Lots No. 1 to No. C, inclusive, in block 4 - - “ •• •• - - 3 ». - “ “ 1 - .. Ki •• w ». M I •• • 6, “ 8, “ “ “ •• I I 1 “ “ ¿' " - .. .. o .. I •• •• TERMS OF SALE. e-half cash down at time of sal aal a. laiianc Imlanc O <*-half in one year with Interest Mt lb per cent, pe annum, ueferred payments to be seciir*<i. o all cash, at option of the purchaser. On con tirmation of the sales by the County Court aforesaid, and the full payment of the pur chase price of the land, deeds of conveyance will be executed to the purchasers. 8ILAR J. DAY. Administrat.tr of the (»state ot Haskel Amy. deceased. tLtliltiiU I cLtl hUi <1 O'dr>Mi>L nw i » m . i > o n yx.t>. A.' *1 [ito City. VibMue or • i. III home, hhup, Mure «nd Gr*3ui«*-t coia « k ience aud (>****t Miller«»»; wrth. A gen I a make fratti F 3 >o«0 prrsfia* . One in a ’•esiden«’« ni«*aiiH a aaiatoaii <1 j neighbor«. Fin» instruments, no »o son anywhere, any distance. Complete, read» »<»»• umb when shipped. Can be put up by ary G»e, never out of order, no re’»»»ir!n'', a life time. Warranted. A money mater. M rita W. P. Harrison & Co.. CIS'S 10, Columbu; 0 1 Charles A. Baldwin A Co., ’ < ’ BANKERS, Tbe best salve in tbe world tor Cuts. Brul COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. ■, 4» and 42 W all street . <" es, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, 1 i I Tetters, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns FARM FOR SALE. new Y ork . < I • aud all Bkio Eruptions, and positive cure and Bankers received, THE UN3BHSIGNBD HAS FOK JJAL.E ■ Accounts of on Banka favorabl; terms. or Piles, ot no pay required. It is guaran I own lots in ish’s addition to Medford. I Bonds and investment Securities. < , and also farming land adjoining and near to teed. Daily Financial Latter Milled on Application. 1 I Medford. Oreron. For further particulars ad- I dress to Jacksonville post-office or can on me Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder ' at my rtw'denee on th“ Jaekwmvllle-Medford whl *on-road mils , n k . ion . Most Perfect Made is hereby given that the undersigned, as administrator or tbeestaie N otice ot Haskel Amy. decetuusl, by vittueof an or Ì $, b... 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