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THE GIST OF THE WEEK’S HAPPEN
INGS AS TOLD BY TELEGRAPH.
MONDAY
OCTOBER 22, 1894.
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Portland Arrive,6:2ft A. M
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THROUGH TICKETS
B. F. PFART, Near Central Point
ROBT. C. SMITH.
causing instant death. Williamson had
said that Burr had visited his home dur
ing his absence. Both were young nteu.
There is great excitement about the jail
where Burr is confined, and threats of
mob violence are heard.
James and George Lipp, aged 19 and
17 years respectively, were terribly muti
lated by the explosion of a box of giant
powder caps which they found near the
roadside at the mines near Mokelumne
Hill, Cal. It is thought that a cigarette
spark fell among the caps while they
were examining them.
Hosea L. Stone and Virgin Moon,
young farmers near Waco, Tex., at
tended a country dance the other night
and became involved in a dispute. Moon
accused Stone of misrepresenting him to
a young woman to whom both were
paying attentions. The men withdrew
to a lane and engaged in a duel with
knives. Moon was cut and stabbed sev
eral times and died shortly afterward.
Stone, uauly wounded, made his escape.
Miss Mary Leper, who is credited as
being the first woman in New Jersey to
adopt the divided skirts as part of her
regular attire, was the victim of an at
tempted assault recently. Laurant Mil
ton, a young Frenchman, son of a rich
family, is charged with the crime. Miss
Leper is known all over the country.
She lives about a mile from Hacken
sack. Her costume at all times con
sisted of a pair of boots or shoes, as oc
casion requires, the divided skirts and a
short jacket and masculine hat. Miss
Leper has had considerable trouble over
her radical notions about dress. She has
been driven from the churches because
•he persisted in wearing the unconven
tional garments to the services. The
story told by Miss Leper was that she
called at the Milton home. There was
ho one at home but the son Laurant.
She said she did not know this, and en
tered the house as usual. In the assault
which followed Miss Leper made a
“manly” fight against her assailant.
She finally knocked the young man
lown. Her dress was torn in the strug
gle. She got out of the room while Mil
din lay on the floor.
U. KOEHLER.
M-nawer.
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K F. ROGERS.
Ast.Q.F.A P. A?t.
Portland. Or.
Fraotlcee In all thè court«,
uipee in Bauk Buildiug, upstalrs.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MARKETS.
Notice for Publication
L and Orncx at B osbbuko . O b ..
Sept. 10,18#<
SOT1CE IS HEREBY G1VXN THAT T
following-uarned settler has filed notice of
sintentloBto make final proof in support
of his claim, and thatsa*d proo' will be made
before J. K. Nell, county judge of Jackson
county, Oregon, at Jacksonville. Oregon, on
Saturday, October27. 1894. via: Elbert Ham
mond. od Homestead entry No. 5170, tor the
WHofNEH, NJ« of NWM. Sec. 14,twp 338..K2
W. He name« tne following witnesses to prove
his conti uuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, via: Carl T. Skyrman, Thomas
Martin, Calvin Winningbain and Loris Mar
tin, all of Trail, Jaeason oounty, Oregon.
K. M. V BATCH. Register.
mood ' s
Executrix’s Notice.
Woman’s Friend
So successful and delightful have been
the effects of “ Muore’« Revealed
Remedy ” upor. the delicate ailment
oi womankind, that this
wonderful
Remedy has been called “ Woman’s
Friend.”
in the matter ot the estate of C. W. Taylor
dooeaaed.
N otice 18 hereby given that the
undersigned has. been appointed by tne
county court of Jackson county, Oregon,
sitting in probate, executrix of the estate
of C. W. Taylor, diseased.
All persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to settle tbe same immediately, and
ttios** haring claims against the estate wd
present them to me at Eagle Point, Jackson
county, Oregon, wit h the proper vouch» : a at
tached, within six months lrom the first
publication of this notice.
Dated bept. 17. 1894.
MARY A. TAYLOR,
Executrix of the estate of C. W. Tajrior
deceased.
G. K. NEIL, Attorney.
M oore ’S R evealed
R emedy
In a tew doses snows womankind its
peculiar virtues for their ailments. Its
effects are gentle, soothing a nduniforin
ly successful.
Hundreds of testimonials from ladies
all over the Coast bear witness to its
success
Administrator’s Notice.
Ju the matter of the estate ot James Henry
Neat hammer, deceased.
.
N otice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed by the
couuty court of Jackson county, Oregon, .fit
ting In probate, administrator of the estate of
Jas. Henry Neathammer, deceased.
All persons indebted to said t^tate are re
quested to settle the same immediately, and
those having claims against the estate will
present them to meat my place of business in
Kock Point, Jackson county, Oregon, with
the proper vouchers, within six mouths from
th«* first publication of thia notice.
Dated Sept. 27, 1894.
BEN J. HAVMOND,
Administrator of the estate of Jas. Henry
Neathammer, deceased.
W. M. C olvjg , Attorney.
Guardian’s Sale of Real Prop
erty.
Sold by all Driiggists
THE GENUINE
W. Smith Grubber and Stump Puller
Patente date .lune 8,1669, May 23.1871, Augii«»
12,1871, July 16, 1672. May 29. issi, Auirust 10,
1883, Januarv 22, 1884, Aprii 15, 1884, May 21,
1883, May 26. 188«, Auirust 3,188«, NovemberV.
188«. March 31,1891. Augnai 18.1881. November
28, 1893. March 13. 18M. Also palented in Can
ada. Olher patente pending. Tbeee patente
covere allltormeof i he inselline
”
In the County C^urt of the County of Jackson
and State of Oregon, Bitting for the trans
action of Probate buaincea.
In the matter of the estate and guardianship
of Luy L Furman, minor heir of Auhur
Furman, deceased :
N otice is hlkeby given that the
undersigned, guardiar of Luy L. Furman,
minor heir of Arthur Furman, deceased, by
yirt ie of an order and license of the above
entitled court in the above-entitled matter,
dated September 20,1804, will on
Saturday, November 10, 1894,
proceed to «eil on the premises in Table Rock
precinct, Jackson county, Oregon, the follow
ing described real property be! o
igaid
estate, to-wit: The undivided one-sixth pari
or toe 8 1-2 of the NW 1-4, and NW 1-4 or 8W
1-4, section 16, township ¡14 8., R 1 W; contain
ing 120 acres.
BARBARA C. FURMAN.
Guardian of the estate of Luy L. Furmau.
minor heir ot Arthur Furman, deceased
challenge
Sheriff’s Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Jackson County.
Charles Nickell. Plaintiff,
vs.
F. M. Fredcnburir, Defendant.
The GENUINE SMITH GRUBBER is
absolutely the only Successful Machine for
virtue of an execution andor -
this purpose; 842.50; Write for Circulars. B y der
of sale issued out uf aud under the seal
W. SMITH&C t CE m YSTIC. IOWA.
Every machine made on the plan of the
W. Smith Grub and Stum) Pnller without
authority lrom W. Smith, is an imitation
and infringement on our machines. We will
prosecute every man who mikes, uses or sells
any Imitation ot the W. Smith machines in
any form. Buy do grub or slump-puller of
thia form, unless the name of. W. Smith Is
cast on the machine.
For further informal ion and cuts showing
latest improved forms, write W . Smith A Co.,
Mystic, Iowa, and enclose 5-cent Stamp for
catalogue
of the circuit court of the state of Oregon for
Jackson county, and to tne dlrectitl, dated
the 17tb day of September, 1894, upon a de
cree rendered In said court on the 8th day of
Sep» ember, 1894, in favor of the above-named
plaintiff and against the aforesaid de
fendant, lor the sum uf $83.11 with interest
at 10 per cent, per annum, and for the further
sum of $30 attorney fees; also tor the sum
of $27.14 and plaintiff's costs and dlabur««-
ments in this action and the costs uf and
upon this writ, commanding me to make
sale of tne following described property, to-
wlt:
Lots 1 and 2 and the 8E1-4 of 8E1-4 of section
15, township 36 s, r 3 w, Jackson county. Ore-
gon. and being 93 acres more or less;all or said
land lying and being In Jackaou couuty,
Oregon.
I have levied upon and will offer lor sale on
Saturday, November 3, 1894,
at 2 o'clock p. m„ at the front d<ior of the
Court House in Jacksonville, Oregon, a)
public auction to the highest bidder for cash,
according to the provisions of said decree
the above-described property.
8. PATTERSON,
Sheriff of Jackson (k .. O-.
By A. 8. Barnes, Deputy.
Dated September 22 1894.
ABSOLUTELY
The Best
SAVE^i
Summons
In tl-e Circuit C«urt oi the State of Oregon
SEWING *
in Tarrytown, n. I., tne memory oi
lor Jackson County.
MACHINE
J a. oh Neathammer
revolutionary heroes was honored by the MONEY
1
1 lalntiff, i Sult in Equi-
inveiling of a banilsome monument on
M AD.Ej
vs.
tty to cancel a
Joshua Neat hammer
and
u i tier nuu
;deed.
Oct. 19 to the memory of 76 soldiers
WE OR OCR DEALERS can Bell
Emma Neat bam
miner.
from Tarrytown who fought in the war yon machines cheaper than you can
Defendants. J
for independence. The day was the 113th Ret elsewhere. The NEW HOME is To Joshua Neathammer and_______________
Emma Neatbaiu*
best, but we make cheaper kinds,
mer, the above-named defendanta :
utniversary of the surrender of Lord onr
the CLIHAX and IDEAL for $25.00
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OKE-
and up. Call on our arent or write
Cornwallis at Yorktown.
ns.
We want your trade, and If I gon, you are hereby required to appear and
B. Comstock, 75 years old. priees, terms and square dealing will answer tne complaint of the above plaintiff,
we will have It. We challenge in the above entitled court, now on file w'th
one of the oldest residents of Mount win,
the world to produce a BETTER the clerk of said court, within ten days from
Vernon, a California pioneer and a $50.00 Sewing Machine for $50.00 the date of the service of this summons upon
the NEW HOME, or a better you. If served In Jackson couuty, Oregon; but
brother of Cornelius Comstock, at the than
$30.00 Sewing Machine for $30.00 It served tn any other county in the state of
head of the packet line plying between than the CLIMAX, or a better $25.00 Oregon, then within tweuty days from the
Machine for $25.00 than the IDEAL, date ot the service of this summons iifion yea;
New York city and California, was which
you can buy from us or our or If served on you out or the state of Oregon,
or by publication, then by the first day or the
stricken with paralysis at New York Agents.
ensuing December term of said court, to-wit :
and is expected to die.
The third day of December, 1894; and you are
THE
IEW
HOME
SEIIKGIICHIIE
CO.
hereby notified that if you fall to appear and
James Means, division freight agent» O banox , M am . B obtok -M am . «8U mi «-> n S qttaml N.Y. answer
said complaint, as hereby required,
C hicago , III. S t . L ouis , M u . D allas , T exas .
of the Pittsburg. Cleveland, Cincinnati
the plaintiff will take a default against you,
B an F eancibco , C al . A tlanta , G a .
end will apply to the court for the relief
and St. Louis railroad, was indicted in
FOR SALE B*
prayed for in the complaint.
Pittsburg by the United States grand
This summ< ns Is published In the D emo
cratic T imes tar six consecutive week«, by
jury fur discriminating in the matter of
order of the Hon H. K. Haiioa, one of the
beer shipments from Cincinnati to Pitts
275 Market St., San Francisco, Calif. Judges uf the First Judicial District, made
at chambers October 19. 1894.
burg. The trial of Baltimore and Ohio
WM. M. COLV1G.
railroad officials for the same off erne
Attorney for Plaintiff.
has commenced.
Sheriff’s Sale
Frederick M. Steele, a Mont Clair (N. In the Circuit Cour, of th»- State of Oregon
Sheriff’s Sale.
J.) geologist, while prosjiectiiig for ame
for the County o7 Jackson.
thyst crystals in the Montclair mount Sterling C. Minnick. Plain iff,
1
in the Circuit Court oi the State ot Oregon
vs.
for the County of Jackson.
ains recently unearthed a box 18 by 5 Edward Hendricks
Nellie Hen
C.
C. Bergman arid T. (J.
inches bound with steel bands. The box
dricks, William Ray. assignee !
Ream.«.
the estate of Edwarc Hen- i
was easily opened with a spade and was of
P.aintlffs,
dr.cks. for the benefit of cred
vs.
found to contain gold nuggets which
itors, and Jackson county, Or
Haskel
Amy
and
I.
B.
WilUanu,
Defendants.
J
had been melted and a broken letter B egon.
Defendanta.
y virt ’ je of an execution AND
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crumbling with age was found in the
order of sale, issued out of and under the B y virtue of an execution . issued
or the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
out of the above named court .to me directed
box. This letter was written by Israel seal
gon for Jackson County, dated t he IStli day of
deliTered, upon a judgment recovered tn
Van Gelson, who disappeared from West September, 1894. in favor of S. C. Minn'ck. und
said court on January 29th. 1891. in favor of
Plaintiff,
and
atra'nst
the
above-named*
the
above-named plalutlfis and against the
Bloomfield, N. J., in 1838. He subse
Defendaute, for theBum of $505.1X1, with Inter ar.iresaid delenuaate, I sm commanded by an
quently died in California. The nug- est
thereon from the 20th day ot August, 1694 order -jf said c< urt issued the L5th day of Oc
;»*ts, as claimed in the letter, are worth at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum and tober. 1894. to make the sum of seven thous
further sum oi $75.00 attorney fees, and and,five hundred and fifty-eight dollars and
•bout $15,090. Van Gelson had no heirs the
the costs and dlsbifsementa of and upon this Interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per
tnd the gold will be appropriated by the writ, and to me directed, commanding me to annum from January 29th. 1891, and '>oe;s
make sale of the following < escribed properly amounting to eleven dollars and ninety-six
finder.
And by virtue of sal«’, execution 1 have duly ceuts and for costs of and upon tbla writ,
The New Home Fewiug Machine Co.
Í
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair, San Francisco.
I MALARIAL«!
ill —POISON
Results from atmospheric
atmosnheric conditions,
conditions.
unclean premises, imperfect ventilation
and more frequently from the deadly
SEWER GAS. A general rundown and
impoverished condition of the blood en
sues, and If not corrected, Catarrh, Bron
chitis, and even Consumption may be the
result. S. S S. promptly corrects all
these evil effects.
Important Facts.
If you have dull an t heavy pain .across the
forehead and about the eyes; it the nostrils
are ti quently stopped up and followed by
a dif’°.,"ror<able discharge; if soreness in the
nose and bleeding from the nostrils is often
experienced; if you aie very sensitive to
cold in the head accompanied with headache
then you may be sure you have catarrh,
and should (immediately) resort to Ely’s
Bicklen'a Anics 8*1»«.
C’ream Balm for a cure. The remedy will
The best salve la the world for Cuts, Brul- give instant relief.
IM, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, i
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To all points tn the Eastern State«, Canada ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOK AT LAW Tetters, Chapped Hand., Chilblains, Corns
v
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fre .
f „„, ■
and Europe can be obtained at lowest rat««
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No better house can be found in
Grani’« PM, Or suole.
and
al!
Skin
Eruptions,
and
positive
cute
,
nd
than
lhc
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Esmond
hotei.
iroui W. V. Lippincott, Agent. Medford.
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FRANCISCO
Grain. Etc.
W heat —Milling. K’uy^s7U<- ¥
shipping ’
grades, 77(43,7
B aki . ey —Fetal. 72!4a75c V ctl; new brew- ;
ing. 85®92!4c; choice Chevalier, $1 27M^1 30. 1
O ats —Old crop—Off grades of feed. 86c®
fateresting Items From Europ«, Asia, 92fc<- » ctl; good to choice, 95«® 1 02U; fancy. ’
Africa and North and South America, $1 05^1 10: surprise, $1 l<Ka.l 15; milling.$1 10 I
00.
With Particulnr Attention to Impor i @,1 15; gray.
C orn — Large yellow. $1 17^®1 20
ctl;
tant Home News.
small do. $1 2 l '4&1 25: white. $1 2»XQ1 90.
BKANS-Pea. $2 5 Xa£ To V ctl; pink. $1 45®
Bill Nye is recovering from a severe 1 55: bayo. $1 75&1 90: small white. $2 Vxi2 85;
i attack of gastritis.
large do, $2
50; butter, $1 7.5^2 10; Lima,
25: red. $2 00.
The Southern Pacific company is to $4 S (¡0(^4
eeds —Rape.
T>: hemp, 3S<c.
| lest the Los Angeles oil for locomotive canary, 4c for imported; do V California,
nomi
| fuel.
nal; flaxseed. 3@3l4c: alfalfa. 10c for Utah;
for yellow and 2*^c for brown.
Victoria Woodhull Martin has arrived mustard.
H ay —Wheat, $t 0^12 50 y tuu: wheat and
| New York. She will make a tour of oat,
in
$7 50(0,11 50: stock, $5 50$W 50: alfalfa, $7 00
&9 00; barley. $6 00^9 50; clover. $9 00©ll 00;
| the United States.
$7 00@ll 00; compressed, $7 00&11 00.
Nicaragua and Honduras have negoti oat.
S traw -50®tt»c bale.
, ated a secr«t treaty to assist each other
H ops —Nominally 3®4c ft> for '93 and 6^8c
| hi case of invasion or revolt.
for *94.
B uckwheat —Nominal.
Seventy packages purporting to be
R ye —New, »7^(&90c # ctl.
| furniture were landed at Havre. France,
D ried P eas - Nominal.
, recently from Southampton. Upon ex
Mill Product».
F eour —Family extra, $3 25^3 3.5
bbl;
, amining them the police found they
extra, $3 15&3 25; superflue, $2 4(Xg,
, contained a perfect arsenal of anarchist bakers'
2 00.
■ weapons, including bombs, arms and
D han —From $13 50@14 00 $ ton for home
| ammunition, skeleton keys and bur product.
M iddlings —From $16 00@18 00 y ton.
| glars’ tools. The identity of the sender
G round B arley —From $18 00@,19 00 9 ton.
is unknown to the authorities.
P eed C ornmeal —From $27 0(X^27 50 V ton.
C racked C orn —From $27 .5O&28 00 ton.
Edmund Crittendon, grandson of John
O ilcake M eal —$35 00 ton from mill; job
J. Crittendon, prominent in Kentucky bing at $37 .50.
politics, has been arrested for robbing
C otton seed M eal —$30 00 V ton.
the mails while employed in the Frank Various—Cash prices for 10 > aks: Cracked
Wheat,
9 !b. Rye Flour, .3Hc; Rye Meal,
fort postoffice as letter-carrier.
3c; Buckwheat Flour, 5c; Oatmeal, 4^c©5o:
Oat
Groats,
5c;
Hominy, 4>^4^o; Rice Flour,
Vice President Stevenson is actively
Farina. 4^c: Pearl Barley, 4^4^«;
participating in the Illinois campaign. 7|4c;
Split Pea, 5^<&544c: Rolled Oats, 5c; Buck
News from the Coolgardie (Australia) wheat Groats, 8^c; Graham Flour. 3c.
Vegetables.
gold fields says the excitement continues
and many rich finds are reported. Peo Onions—Yellow, .5O^4JOc ctl.
Potatoes — From 30035c
ctl in sks for
ple are flocking there from all parts of Earl}
Rose; 35050c for river Burbanks and 850
Australia and New Zealand, special $1 00 for Salinas Burbanks: Sweets, 75c0$l 00.
Various — Lima Beans,
1b; String
steamers being put on for the traffic.
%01c: Green Peppers, 25035c V bx:
Water is very scarce at the fields and Beans,
Cucumbers, .5 40«: do for pickling $1 OOfal 50
great privation is endured in the search V 100 itigj for No. 1. and
c for No. 2; Sum
for the glittering treasure. Lord Fingal mer Squash, 2.'w*35c $ bx; Tomatoes, 15025c
for
la
’
ge
•
xs;
Green
Corn,
35030c
sk for
is now at the fields and has purchased
do bay, 7».c0$l 00 crate and 40050c
the Londonderry mine for £250,000 on common:
for bxs; Green Okra. 35a6 ’c bx; Egg Plant,
behalf of himself and a syndicate.
25f(;J5(
bx: Cauliflower. 7508»c
doz; Cal>
bage. SihtOOc > ctl: Beets. 0c >> sk; Turnips,
The New York Advertiser says that dtlo;
Carrots, 5 c: Greou Peas, 101>4c
the racing men are raising a fund of
Fruits and Nut«.
$1,000,000 to defeat the new constitu F resh F ruits —Strawberries, $3 0005 00
tional amendment to be voted on in No- chest. Black berries. $3 0005 00. Raspberries,
vembe.. They are anxious for its de $6 0008 00. Huckleberries, 405c $ lb.
Grapes—Muscat, 2505« c V bx; Rose of Peru,
feat because it prohibits gambling of all 30i?4Oc.
(fancy in cratas, 50c); Black Hamburg
kinds in the state of New York and will and Malvoisie,
25035c: Tokay, 50065c.
not even permit poolselling on the race Apples—40c,0$1 00 # bx; plums. 35050c bx:
prunes,
40060c
bx; Bartlett pears, 75c0$lOU
tracks of the state.
bx: peaches, 1503oc for bskts and 25075c for
Before a throng which packed both bxs; crabapples, 25040c.
Melons Watermelons. $6 00012 00 iuO; can
banks of the river as well as the great
teloupes. 5Oc0$i U)
crate; Nutmeg Melons,
Eads bridge at St. Louis, Miss Rose :.&((.40c
> bx
Mosentheim of that city won the mile
Figs—Black, -5075c bx; do white. 35c; nee
and a half sculling match for the female tarines, red. 40050c: do white, nominal.
Lemons—California, $2 0003 50 bx for fair
championship of America, defeating
choice; fancy Santa Barbara and Santa
Miss Tillie Ashley of Hartford, Cor.n. to
Paula. ¿4 5005 00; Mexican limes, $>7 UO08 0U
Miss Ashley lost heart before the race V case.
Various— Bananas, $1 5002 50 bunch; pine
was half over and gave up. Miss Mosen-
theim’s time was 12 minutes and 13} apples. S2 0*103 50 p doz for Honolulu.
D ried F ruits —New crop—Apricots, 7^0
seconds.
S^c p ft». Apple», evaporated, 808>ic; do sun
Chicago is the healthiest big city in dried, sliced, 505^c; peaches, bleached, 607c.
crop- Pears, 5^06c for bleached halves;
the world; at least, this is the claim do Old
qrs. 4U.05c; plums, pitted, 305c; black flgH,
made by Health Commissioner Reynolds pressed, 3c: do unpressed. 2c; do ungraded,
in his latest report, which will be filed S^04c; prunes, 4*X05c for graded aud 305c
with Maj or Hopkins in a few days. The for ungraded.
Raisins- Local priees,crop of 1894—California
report covers the exposition year and is clusters,
$1 2501 50 p bx; do layers, 6Uc0$l 00;
delayed by the commissioner’s heavy Muscatel, loose, bxs, $1 1501 25; do 3ks, 2*^03c
for
No.
1
aud
for No. 2; dried grapes,
work.
V 1b.
Two boys from Nevada dock were
N uts -Jobbing prices: Almouds, softshells,
driving a wild steer through Martinez, 9010c p lb; do papershell, 10011c; do hardshell,
standard. 708c; walnuts, California, soft-
Cal., recently, when the animal became 506c;
shell, 9010c: do papershell, 9010c: do hard
mad and started for every person it met. shell,
50ttc; do No. 2. 404%c; do Chile, 7^08c;
G. Weiss was the first to come in con Brazil. 8010c; Filberts, 10011c; polished pe
tact with the beast, and he escaped by cans, Texas, 8010c; pinenuts, Mexican, 120
peanuts, 5H06^c; hickory, nominal; co
putting a wheelbarrow in front of him 13c;
coanuts. $0 0005 5o p 100.
self. The steer continued on its wild
Butter, Cheese and Honey.
chase UJitil it met a Chinaman, whom it
BUT! lh —Creamery. 24026c p 1b; fancy
gored der the arm, one horn penetrat dairy, 22024c; good to choice. 19021c: com
15018c: pickled roll, 180.0c; < reamery
ing the
es right lung. TI k leer car- mon,
in tubs, 216(>23c; firkins, ltfealOc.
ried t Chinaman on its hor;. s for over
C heese — California, 8011c p ft for flats:
a hu
feet. The Chinaman will Young America, 9^01OJ4c; Eastern, 1101»3^c..
H oney -Jobbing prices. Comb, clear white,
jsrp1’
-Berea of his ribs were
p ft»: do dark to light, nominal: water
br en d he bled terribly. The ani- white, extracted.
6^07c; light amber du, 6Bi;
nriJ continued on its run until it reached dark amber do, 5^06c.
B eeswax — 4t&25c tt>.
the east end of town and was shot down.
and Eggs.
At Rockport. Ind., on a recent morn P oultry — Poultry
Hens, *3 5o04 50 p doz: bro’lere
ing Robert Burr shot and instantly $2 0002 50: fryers, $i 00 04 00; roosters. $1 OU
killed Arthur Williamson. Burr saluted 05 00 for young; do old, $3 5004 00; gee«e,
Williamson, on the street, saying he $1 25ftl 50 p pair; ducks, $1 O0> 5o p doz
alive, 12014«; p ft»: pigeons, $1 5002 U-
wanted to speak to him. While con turkeys,
p doz for young and $1 0001 25 for old.
versing Burr drew a revolver and shot
E ggs —California. 20030c p doz for fair to
Williamson in the head, the wound cho.ce; fancy ranch. 3244040c; Eastern. 20026c
Missouri Presbyterians are active in
the campaign against the liquor traffic.
The Colima volcano is in eruption.
Adolph Kraus has bought the Chicago
R
Times.
U
Chile has refused China’s offer to pur-
N
chase six warships.
The Berlin municipal council refuses
to limit a day’s work to eight hours.
the great
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
The executive board of the Western
and Southwestern railroa«’ lines have
Elegant Dininq Cars.
entered into an agreement to abolish all
SKIN CURE?
passes after Jan. 1 next.
Tourist SleeDina Cars
The Bale of the Pennsylvania, Pough
there is
keepsie and Boston railroad, which was
, ST. PALL_____
taken place at Trenton, N. J.,
» MINNEAPOLIS
INSTANT RELIEF to has have
been postponed for a week.
DULUTH
____
The missing doctor, A. B. Conklin of
for all
Cassopolis, Mich., has returned to his
FARGO
home and tells a gauzy story of having
To
GRAND FORKS
afflicted with
been kidnaped by masked burglars and
CROOKSTON
carte»! about the country.
The federal grand jury at Chicago has
TORTURING
WINNIPEG
/w
returned an omnibus indictment against
I HELENA
HI
AND
Debs and the other officers of the Amer
SKIN DISEASES
\ BUTTE.
ican Railway Union, and a large num
ber of parties charged with participa
THROUGH TICKETS
in a single
tion in obstructing the mails on different
roads last summer. In all 66 persons
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application of
CHICAGO,
are included in the blanket indictment.
A week-old baby was left at the San
WASHINGTON,
Francisco receiving hospital last week.
PHILADELPHIA,
On its thigh was a brand made by prick
NEW YORK.
ing the skin and injecting gunpowder.
The parents are unknown. Dr. Griffiths,
BOSTON
who branded the child and who was ar
AND ALL POINT8 EAST A SOUTH.
C uticura W ork » W onihcm , and it« cures
rested for cruelty to children, says the
of torturing, disfiguring, humiliating nu-
Für Information, tline carde, map« atm
child is the offspring of a wealthy un
more are the tnoet wonderful ever recorded.
tiokuta, call on or wrlte
married woman whose name he will not
Sold throughout the world. Price, CuTicvRA,
A. D. CHARLTON,
divulge.
ftoc
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Aast. Geh. Paas. Agl.,
Portland. Oregon.
aau C h « m . C ohp , Sole Proprietors, Boston.
Iron and steel mills in the vicinity of
M. r. U a SS, Grant « Pass.
Agent for Southern Oregon.
*» How to Guru Hvery Skin Disease, ” tree.
Harrisburg, Pa., are enjoying an era of
unprecedented prosperity. At the Penn
sylvania Stet 1 works the production of
rails and Bessemer steel last week was
the heaviest for years. The tliree fur
I
naces in blast averaged nearly 300 tons
daily. The company has contracts for
1
100,000 tons or more of girder rails.
The express office at The Dalles, Or.,
Ihia Great Railway System Cou-
was robbed of $15,000 in gold the other
uects at
night. A box containing the money was
received at midnight and taken to the
HT. PAI L mid OMAHA JACKSONVILLE, OREGON
office. Agent Mills left the office and
returned in a few minutes and the
With all transcontinental linee, giving
direct and ewilt ooiuuiumea-
money was gone. It is believed the rob
Order«
for
Hack«,
Buggies
and
Riding
tlon to ah
HorbtB promptly attended to,
bers are local men and were secreted in
Kastarn and Southern Points g
deeding done at reasonable rites. Best of the express office when the treasure ar
I care will be used to prevent accidents. but rived.
AMD IS THB
will be; responsible for none should they occur
Rev. Dr. Smith, well known in re
OXLY LINK RUNNING
Will refuse to do livery work on credit.
ligious circles throughout Indiana,while
ELECTRIC LIGHTED
at Winchester became infatu
GEO. HINES, Prop. preaching
■— AMD
ated with the wife of Fred Helm. Mr.
Helm, strangely enough, fell in love
STEAM HEATED
with Mrs. Smith, and the result was
VvBtlbilled train» of Elegant
they traded wives. This caused a sensa
tion and necessitated Dr. Smith’s retire
SLEEPING,
STOCKTON, CAL.
ment from the ministry. Mrs. Smith
PARLOR.
has been granted a divorce.
HOROUGH INSTRUCTION AND PKACT1-
James Anthony Froude, the English
cal Drill in al! English Branches. A Corn
DINING
il, niete Biiaiuees Course. Normal Training historian, died at London a few days
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for feachers’ Certificates a Specialty.
ago. He was born in Dorrington, Devon
BUFFET CARS
TWENTY VEAUS’ SUCCESSFUL EXPERI shire, April 23, 1813. He was a graduate
ENCE.
WITH
of Oxford and ordained a deacon of the
Church of'England in 1844. For a time
TIHMS or TUITION,
FREE RECLINING CHAIRS;
One Month, In advance,...
he was connected with the high church
Making It« service second to mine ill the Three Months, in advance
party, and was the author of quite a
Six Months, In advance...
World.
' number of books prior to 1856. when the
TIcBete are on sale at all prominent rail One Year, in advance.......
road ticket offices.
first two volumes of his history of Eng
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
For further Inlorinatlon ask the nearest
land, “From the Fall of Woolsey to|the
road agent, or address
Shorthand, Typewriting and Telegraphy
U. J. EDDY, General Agent,
Defeat of the Spanish Armada,” ap
J. W. CaSBY.Trav. Fas« Agt.
Extra.
peared. The balance of liis histories
PORTLAND.
api>eared from time to time until 1870,
when the last volume appeared. In 1869
he became rector of the U Diversity of St.
—IS HiirFortFait'^ork turned out Andrews and in 1870 he visited the
by the
United States and delivered a series of
lectures on the relations between Eng
fi
land and Ireland. After 1871 he pub
lished several interesting books, includ
,r
ing “ The Life of Thomas Carlyle, ” and
The above name on a photo is a one
of Lord Beaconsfield.
guarantee of superiority.
Mrs. Eliza Carson, aged over 70, of
Chicago, has a mania for crossing the
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Photos from label to life size.
ocean. Some years ago she inherited
CHICAGO,
While in Medford call at our $110,000 and shortly after her husband
died. She then began living on Atlantic
Studio
and examine our work.
ST. PAUL,
steamers. She has crossed the ocean 120
Medford, Oregon. times and has spent about $80,000 on
MINNEAPOLIS 7th Street.
these trips. The old lady frequently
— and —
crosses and recrosses the briny deep
without leaving the steamer. Her son-
OMAHA RAILWAYS.
in-law at Chicago recently endeavored
THIS IS THB
to have a guardian appointed for her,
claiming she was of unsound mind and
BANKING HOUSE,
GREAT SHORT LINE
that her money would soon be all gone.
tawmi io <?. O’. P.EEKMAN'H RANK
BETWEEN
Mrs. Carson has about $30,000 left of
JACKSONVILLE, OR.
her fortune. As soon as the insanity
DULUTH
case was dismissed at Chicago she
ST. HAUL,
started on another trip across the At
he undersigned have formed a
CHICAGOi T co-partnership with an authorized capital lantic.
I of $>5,(MXI, for the purpose of carrying on a
An international anti-gambling asso
Arid ci 11 Points East and General Banking Business In all Its branches
In Jacksonville, Oregi n. Office at the old ciation has been incorporated under the
South.
stand of Beekman’s Banking House, N.W.oor- laws of Illinois, with headquarters at
uer California and Third streets.
rtielr Magnltle.nt Track, Peerless Vestibuled
Chicago. The incorporators are Ed
C. C. BEEKMAN.
Dio fag and Sleeping Car Trains
THOS. G. REA MBS.
ward F. Goff, Rev. William Kirk and
and Motto:
Thomas H. McCauley, all of whom have
“ALWAYS ON TIME”
hitherto taken active parts in moral re
Have given tbls rood a national reputation
Allolaaeeot passengers carried on the vent!
forms. The board of mauagers includes
billed trains without extra charge. Ship your
Miss Frances Willard, M
Ada C.
freight and travel over _______________
this famous line. ; ' All
WITHOUT (OST
agents have tickets. Call on W. Adams,
•-•- - Agt.
*
Sweet, W. J. Onahan, Dr. ba* ah Hack
N. P. Hallway, or
ett Stevenson, Edward F. Goff and
F..C. SAVAGE,
W.H MEAD,
We will send you l>y mail post-paid one
... _. Agent.
_ ____
Trav. F. and P. Agt. small
Gru.
evergreen tree adapted toyour climate, others. The organization is the out
248 Washington Street. Portland. Oregon.
with instruct ions tor planting and caring for growth of the anti-gambling crusade in
it, together with our complete Ils’, of Nursery
stock. If you will cut out this advertisement, Chicago, and the purpose is to enlist
mark on it the name of this paper, and tell lecturers and otherwise excite and crys-
how many and what kind of trees and plants
VIA
yt.u would like to purchase, and when you talize public sentiment throughout the
wish to plant them.
country against gambling.
will quote you lower prlceson the stock
THE SHASTA ROUTE you We
want than have ever been offered you.
The annual meeting of the Pullinan
Write at once.
Car company was held at Chicago the
VIA
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
other day. The total revenue for the
Evergreen, Door Co., Wis. year was $9,595,067 and expenditures
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
$7,274,650, leaving a surplus of $2,320,-
Bxpruas Trains Leave i ort land Daily,
416. Of the disbursements $2,880,000
j
I North.
was paid out in dividends on the capital
JftV.MT Leave Fortlaiffi Arrive » iä I a . m -
stock. The statement shows that no
■it
M.ILeave Medford
L«'ave ftrUftA.M.
profit was made at the Pullman shops
IMI a .M.IArr’veSanFrancis -o l.« a el 7:(Mlr. M
NOW IN MARKET.
during the year. The revenue is made
Above trains stop a< all stations from
HE PLAT OF VALLEY VIEW ADDITION up of earnings, patents and dividends,
Portlaud to Alla"' tcluelve; also Tanffent,
to Jacksonville having been filed in the
Sliodds. Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction, Dre-
oounty Hecorder’s office, th.««- desiring to interest, etc. Total assets are put at
Ton CHy, Irving, Kugene and all stations
purchase
lots in thia deairal.l«- locationean do
rom Roseburg to Ashland Inclusive.
so by calling on the undersigned at his office $62,042,608. The number of passengers
ROSEBURG MAIL DAILY:
in Jacksonville.
carried during the year was 5.282,323,
Perf«-ct title guaranteed and sales made a and the number of miles run was 197,
UBAVk:________ AHXtva:_________ revocable
rates.
Portlaud .........*:3tl Ä. M.lKcaeburg....ft:5up. M.
408,503. During the previous year 5,-
H. K. HANNA, Agent.
Roseburg .... 7:U0 a . M. I Portland
4;3U p. M.
673,129 passengers were carried and
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE.
206,473,796 miles were run. The year
Stock Farm For Sale
just ended shows a decrease of about 7
per cent in the number of passengers
he undersigned offers hisstock
T
AND SECUND CLASS SLEEPING CARS
I aria, bituated on Evans crc^k, for «ale at carried and of about 4 per cent in the
a very reasonable figure. There are two hun number of wiles run. The value of the
on all through Trains.
dred of good ¡and. 125 acres unde» cultivation,
with 200 bearing fruit trees, and 80 acres sown manufactured product of the car works
ITKST MID« ÌHKISIOX,
to wheat, and there are also 30 acres of was $4,347,317, and of industries, in
rottTLAXtt*
n.endow. The place has about tk) acres ot pine
MVILTKAIM« OAILV (RXl'aETSDNDA V.)
and oak on it. There is a good frame house, cluding rentals, $578,014, making a total
and
two barns and the usua*. outhouses on the of $4,925,331, against $13,414,708 for the
’JU a . M. I Lee** Port land Arrivel 5:3ft r. M
t:lft *. M.lArriv 4 Corvallis Leave!
p. M. place; also a goodspringof water at the bouse, previous year. The wages paid amounted
while the place is otherwise well watered
Al Albanv and Corva, ns connect with train The outside range is also the best. It can be to $4-968.M8. against $7,751.644 for the
bough* for $3,250.00. For further particular
of Oregon netto Kailroad.
oreceding year
enqu re of
DAILY BMrKBaeTKAtWe(BXCBrT«ÜMDAV.)
s
oeUN
f
p, „
Port-
con.
cun,
or Pile«, oi no pay required. It is guarau-1 ducted on the American or European plan ‘
teed.------------------------------------------------------------ with reasonable prices for al . Try it
Mr. J. A. Rice, Ottawa, Kan., writes:
For three years I was troubled with Ma
laria, which caused my appetite to fall,
and I was so reduced in flesh, that
life lost its charms. I tried mercurial
and potash remed lee. bu t could ge t no relief.
I then decided to try
A tew bottles of this
uied'-iue
made a complete and
J»!
Permanent cure, and
now enjoy better health than ever.
s.ss
Our Treatise on Blood and Skin lilseaae«
mailed free to any address.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, La.
levied upon said property, to-wit:
Lota four.(4) five (5) and six (6) in si ctlon 30
township 36 south, o' range three wi-st and
the EVe of the 8E^4 ot section 2ft in township
31» south, of unite tour west of the Willamette
Meridian, in Jackson «sou ity Oregon- con
taining 149.48 acres. In actordance with the
provisions or said decree. I will on
out or the personal property of said defeud
ante, and If sufficient personal property could
not be found then out of the real property be
longing to said defendanta; aud In obedience
to said writ I did on the 17ib day of October,
1894, levy ou the hereinafter ueacribed real
property according to law, and 1 will off or for
sale on
Saturday, October 27, 1894,
Saturday, November 24, 1894,
at 2 o'clock P. M.. at the front door of »he
Court House, in Jacksonville. Ori-gon. sell at
public auction to the highest bidder Tor cash
all the right, title ana interest of the above-'
named defendants in and to the above-de
scribed property.
8. PATTERSON
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon
Dated September 20.1894.
at 2 o'clock p. M , at the front door of ttoc
court tiou.e, ill Jacksonville, Oregon at public
auction totlie hitrliest bidder for casii all the
right, title and interest of Haskel Amy auu I.
B. Williams in aud to all of the tollowinK de
scribed real property, to-wit: The SW1-4 ot
Sec 3, Twp 37 8. B 2 W, aud the NW 1-4 of 'Jec
J, Iwp37 8. R 2 W, being the land now occu
pied by Frank M. Amy, containing 324 25
acre«, all of said land lying aud being In
Jackson county, Oregon,
Witness my hand and olficial signature tbi«
I7tbday of October. 1894.
8. PATTERSON. Sheriff,
By A. 8. BARNES. Deputy’
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‘Charles A. Baldwin &. Co.
BANKERS,
, 40 and 42 W all S treet ,
<
N ew Y ork .
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Account» of Banks and Bankers received 1
>
on favorable term».
Itrvnrlcz anil f n a
____
Bonds
and Investment Securities.
’ Dail, Financial Letter Mailed on Application.
,
COBRKSfONDKNCB KOL1C1TBD.
«
ELECTRIC TLLEFKO»
E
Sold outright, no rent, no royalty. Adapt*"!
to City. Villuge or Country. Nteouod iu every
home, whop, store and office. Greuteml conven
ionco and be«t seller on earth.
Agent« make frt»au frft to|gM» per «lav.
One in a residence umnmm a sale to all the
neighbors. Fine instruments, no toys, worki
anywhere, any distance. Complete, ready for
use when shipped. Can be put up by any one,
never out of order, no repairing, last* a lifa
warranted. A money maker. Write
W,P. HsrrlMn * Cs., Clerk 10, Coluaitiu». 0.
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