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About The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1894)
ïimw LOCAL sotes . A car loaded with hops, which was at Frank Johnson of Eagle Point precinct PERSONAL MES was In Jacksonville yesterday, He Inform* tachée to the southbound train this morn ¡bas lu ton ) us that bis brother Reub. cot himself Be Beautiful weather continues. J. F. Garrison of Apple ing, caught fire (probably from sponta riously in the leg with an ax a few days yesterday. Grand clearance sale at Ryan's. neous combustion) near Central Point, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 15, 1894. since. Jas. McDougall and wif • spe Wednesday and the greater portion of it was consumed Everybody sees the Stuttz company. F. T. Lennart, Al. harding, M. Obencbaiu before the flames could be extinguished. in Jacksonville. Don't fail to attend the firemen s ball. and Wallace Rogers of Ashland, who have M. C. Kasson of Pelican bay was iu the HOW TO GET GOOD READING MAT John Stanley, who is employed as head Teachers' examination now being held. been prospecting iu eastern Oregon for valley this week. J acksonville , TER CHEAP. siwyer at one of the big mills near Sisson, sometime past, returned last week, not hav Mining deeds at the T imes Printing Mr. Winchell and wife arrived from Ap Calif., was in the valley last week with his Ing met with success. plegate yesterday. We have made arrangements whereby House. Is making an Immense fire children, whom he intends leaving E. E. McLaughlin arrived from the east a C. Mingus of Ashland and F, M. Plymah- subscribers to the S emi -W eekly T imes Thanskgiving is the next event on the with his brother Sherman Stanley at few days sinoe ami i* now visiting his father, of M-slford are in town. can get the lowest rates on all standard list. Grant's Pass who lives on Applegate. T he T imes is Jas. C. McCully hss returned to the quick glad to learu that he may become a perma publications. The following is a fair A Winchester rifle can be had cheap by Rev. W. B. Moore and Chief Justice silver mines at Ciuuabar. sample: nent resident ot this section. applying at the T imes office. Dunlap seem to be the most popular ar Selby Bros, of Sterliogville precinct were T he T imes and Farm and Fireside, Chas. E. Wolcott, lately of Eugene, made J. M. Childers of Sam's valley is fur tists in tbe county when it comes to tying at the county-seat yesterday. including jo Handsome Views of the T imes a call yesterday, He informs us nishing Orth's butchershop with fine pork. up people. Honors are easy between U. 8. Engledow and wife or barn's valley that he will start a semi-weekly paper of the World’s Fair » i 50 The farmers are needing rain, the soil them, so far, but the C. J. is the busiest are paying Jacksonville a visit. Republican proclivities at Medford about T he T' mks an d S. F. Examiner • 3 • X) being too dry for plowing in many places. since cool weather began. • E. E. Miner of Ashland spenit a few hours Dec. 1, 1894 “The more the merrier.” From this date we will offer our entire stock of DRESS Call.......... • 3 00 Mrs. Hannah Simpkins, who died at with us the forepart of the week. Send for the T imes and the San fran- 2 So Cin. Enquirer. .. GOODS at Grea: iy Reduced Prices. These goods comprise her home near Woodville last week, was H. W. Griner ot Evans creek is reported HERE AND THERE. New York World. • 3 00 cisco fiiuminer• Reduced to only $3.00 a all the Latest Novelties, as we have just received a targe one of the pioneers of southern Oregon, to be quite ill with Bright’s disease. Oregonian .......... •• 3 50 vear. Legal blanks of all kinds at the T imes Fall Stock, consisting of all the LATEST STYLES in the and leaves several grown sons and laugh- Miss Eisie Patterson of Ashland visited N. V. Times........ • 3 cxj Dr. Bradley has opened a dental office Printing House. market. She was highly relatives at the county-seat during the wees. S. F. Chronicle.. . 3 50 in Ryan's building,adjoining J. F. Miller's 'terS ind many A monthly paper will be issued at Mon respected by all who knew her. John Toepper, who has been quite ill, is We make this announcement thus early, because we Payment must be made in advance. store. mouth this week 11 the interest of lhe nor Turn the rascals oui ’—the familiar ' considerably improved, we are glad to say. have a large stock to movt, and we desire to close them all All other newspapers, magazines, etc., Shakes, posts and shingles can be ob mal school. J. H. Caton aud eon of Eagle Point pre furnished a rates greatly reduced from tained in quantities to suit at the T imes party cry may be applied to microbes as out between now and the first of January, in order to make All kinds of fishing tackle at the 8. F well as to men. The ger ns of disease ci ucl were in town several times this week. publishers' regular prices. Variety Store. First-class and cheap. office. room for an entire New Spring Stock. J. B. Rhinehart and wife of Eugene, as that lurk in the blood are “turned out” by Tbe weather has been quite propitious Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as effectually as the alBO L. 11. Patterson, are sojourningin town. Arthur Kohu, the Portland clothier, hat A New Paper for Medford. * failed fora large sum of tuoney, but has for the many improvements being made old postmasters are displaced by a new ad Marshui Puisell is at Sterlingville on a plenty of assets in sight. Chas E Wolcott, who has been em in Jacksonvi'le. visit end Mr. McKinuey ie acting as deputy. ministration. Old papers, tn quantities to suit, for sale ployed on the Guard for the last three Buy no grub or stump puller unless the Mesdames Reeser and McCall of Ashland Notwithstanding the discouragement at the T imes office. 50 cents a hundred. We have all grades and all colors in all the Staple Vari years as city editor, leaves to-night, ac name W. Smith A Co.,La Crescent,Minn., made our town a visit oue day this week. from the low price of grain, the farmers There lias isien some talk of late regard eties of Dress Goods, as well as many new kinds never be companied by his estimable family, for is cast thereon. * D. Reynolds and Asa Hammond of Mead ing the candidacy of Governor-elect Lord throughout the county arc busily engaged Medford, where they will permanently lo fore brought to this market. CALL AND SEE THEM at The town is well placarded with pic preparing the land and seeding with the ows preeiuct were here during lhe week. tor United States senator. cate. it is Mr. Wolcott's intention to be tures of the veteran actor J. G Stuttz and keen foresight that under the new tariff Portlindhid less sunshine (luting June Editor Kaiser of tbe Valley Record tar gin tbe publication of a semi-weekly news his clever wife. law the outlook for better times is becom ried a ft w hours at the oouuty-seat on Tues 1894, ot any point in the Union, with the ex paper at that place in a few weeks, he Correspondence from every portion ot ing brighter. ception of Eastport, Maine. day. having already purchased a plant for that southern Oregon solicited by T he S em — Andrew Cantrall, C. C. Buck and Vai. Has Sichel & Mayer, the well-known tobacco Many people, when a little constipated, purpose. We can assure the good people of Medford and Jackson county that Mr. W eekly T imes . make the mistake of using saline or other kins of Applegate were here during tbe and cigar firm of Portland , has failed. As Week. sets, $38,297.78; liabilities, *53 693 07. Fresh alfalta.timothy and clover seed for drastic purgatives Wolcott is a gentleman of ability, thor All that is needed is J. Nunan aud family spent last 8unday at Tbe signs of business improvement come oughly conversant with newspaper work, sale at the S. F. Variety Store. Jackson a mild dose of Ayer’s Pills to icsUre the Ashland, tbe guests uf Mr. aud Mrs. H. from every quarter, but the commercial * regular movement of the bcwels. and na of good business methods, and perfectly ville. Judge. circulars says tlie Southern states are tn reliable and honest. While regretting to Quail are more abundant than they have ture will do the rest. They keep the sys Gus. Taylor, the olever representative ot the lead. dispense with the services of the gentle been for years, and many of them are be tem in perfect order. Glass <k Prudhomme, Wi s with us one day Mathias Jent en of Astoria has just Quished man, still we wish him great success in ing captured by hunters. Chas. H. Hill, formerly of Ashland, and ibis week. the model of a new type-writing machine, bis chosen field. Edwin Test, of this city, Just think of it: Tbe S. F. Examiner now foreman of the work of building the Geo. R. Child and A. B. Seal, tbe clever which the inventor claims can be sold with leaves at the same time to act as foreman and the S kmi -W eeki . y T imes together for government dry-dock at Everett, Wash , drummers, are interviewing their custom a profit for $10. on the paper. He is a first-class printer ♦3 a year. had his right foot so badly crashed a short ers in tbe valley. Xt you wish printing ot any kiud doue, and his many friends in Eugene wish him A full assortment of the latest styles of time since, by the tailing of a heavy block A. Betz of Eagle Point and Wm. Nusbaum don't forget that you can get just what you well in his new home.—[Eugene Guard, men’s hats—the most popular shapes and from a derrick upon it, that it had to be and wife of Lake creek were In Jackaonvi.le want at tbe Ti ss Printing House, where Nov. 13th. amputated at tbe ankle. daring the week. city prices prevail. colors—at the Jacksonville Cash Store. * H. E. Ankeny has returned from a visit to A Salem girl while banging het back hair The S. F. Weekly Examiner has been Sheriff Patterson and his deputies will Jury List. Salem. Ha informs us that bls wife is lost her grip on her curler and the hot iron enlarged to 16 pages, which makes it one soon commence summoning the jurors 1 he following is the list of jurors drawn went down her spinal column. Comment of the very best newspapers published, and gradually recovering. for the December term of circuit court, drawn for lhe December term of court. Hon. J. A. Jeffery, the Populist orator, Would be out of place. you can secure it and the S emi -W eeki . y Dress goods are being slaughtered at which commences on the 3d prox.: Ash Jack Parker, who, tn a shooting affray at T imes for only $3 a year and get all the has returned from Del Norte county. Calit., land I). R Mills. J. B. R. Hutchings, Ryan’s dry-goods store at Jacksonville. covered with honors. Bums last September, killed Budd Howard advantages of the big annual distribution R. P. Neil. Central Point—J. W. Mer Don’t wait until it is too late. * J C. Murphy and family arrived from who bad snot Til Glaze, was sentenced to 7% of prizes valued at $145,000. ritt Medford—1. M. Harvey, D. H. A large number of young people from eastern Oregon this week SDd will become years for manslaughter. Mrs. Caroline Kenvcn, wife of D. S. residents ot Jacksonville. Miller. Chimney Rock—Simeon Farlow, different parts of southern Oregon will at It gets worse and worse—for the Demo W. T. Davis. Table Rock—J. W. Arm tend the firemen's ball in Jacksonville on Ker.yon, a pioneer of southern Oregon G. W. Col rig of Grant’s Pass was In Jack erats. Even portions of the South have and northern California, died at Deer sonville yesterday, to consult with bls gone Republican. Yet this may be a good strong. Applegate—Peter Burkholter, J. the 29th. Lodge, Mont., on Nov. 2d, aged 76 years. brother ou legal matters. thing for the Democratic party. W. Rock Eden—G. W. Stoops, W. T. The chrysanthemum show at Ashland Mrs. Kenyon was well known in this Burnett. Jacksonville—J. Nunan, I W. Mrs. Cautrall of Uniontown made Jack The demand for stock cattle seems to be on Friday is expected to be a success, and county, and was hostess ot the old Metro sonville a visit on Tuesday and was accom increasing iu the northwest and sales are Thomas, O. Harbaugh. Gold Hill—Jas. many varieties of the flower will be on ex politan hotel in Yreka for many years. panied by her son Jas. M. being frequently reported. Thousands are Dodge, J. W. Marksberry. J. J. Houck, J. hibition . B. Hammersly, J W. Masterson. Rock The Thanksgiving ball at the U. S. Judge Hanna left for Klamath Faits yes being shipped to the ranges of Montana and A fine line of tablets, pencils, slates aaid Poinv-^. Vruman, Fred Otten, H. L. Hail, under the auspices of Jacksonville terday morning, to sit in oases in which Biitlsh Columbia. other school supplies has just been re Goldfinch,a son of tbe celebrated Gi monde, White. Fouls Creek—Chas. Anderson, Fire Co., will be a grand one. Great Judge 3a'e Is disqualified. ceived at the S. F. Variety Store and are C. Kleiuhammer ot Eden precinct, one of the property of J. B. Haggin, has arrived Grant Mathews. Eagle Point—T. L. preparations are being made for it. Mrs. sold very low. * at the Rancho del Paso, in California. Linkswiler, C. L. Kirk. Woodville—B. Biede, the clever pianist, will assist Profs. the leading farmers and horticulturists ot Teuny, the famous rival of Salvator, is al-o the valley, called yesterday, . Robert Morris, the T4-year-old son of R. Moore. Meadows—J. B. Welch. Middleton and Morrison in furnishing stabled at the rancho. George Morris of Lakeview, recently music, and an excellent cornetist bas also M. Chapman and family, who have been W. A. Willison, an ex-preacher, who is had his wrist broken by the overturning been engaged re fluents ot Jacksonville fbraometime past, Nhootiug Notes. I credited with having cleaned up $10,0u0 by removed to Williams creek this week. of a load of hay. The body of Lindsey Applegate, one o< Benj itnin Harrison, when he was the Re A young man living in Sterlingville pre forgeries iu Multnomah county, was sen Lebanon has a new industry. It is that Mrs. I. N. Jones of county (neo ' Tbe boys who were arrested for resisting Oregor>4 earliest and most &idbrichl'*pio- cinct, a nights since, bad his back filled traced last week by Judge Stevens to 18 publican candidate tor president two years of distilling tbe essential oils of pepper Yrs. Sturgis if t'r»»- all told to the l|epublicau mint, hemlock and ced ir. also th* mean- year* la «the Y>anltetH|pry. with bird-shot from a gun in the hands of the marshal last Sunday night were taxed ncers, who died a year or more ago, was ti”es and friends in this section a visit. ndAin o6mmitte» $4't,dO’t. Ore ver Cle>a faoujaot resin sn<l turjeoWne. Tbe im- $8 and $10 respectively for their amuse The Farm at Frank Crump. His wounds are not neces .ud^Fiivside and 55 elegant this week brought from Klamath Falls, Capt. A. C. Smith ot Eden product has left land contributed to the Democratic national duet Is pronounc^ihy'Sistern ob«mSis U- ment by Recorder Day. sarily fatal, it is said that he was pros where it had been lying, for burial, at the for an extended visit to his old home in tbe views of the Woi >r^SB-fair, together with the committee $25 00u. b ■ the beet. A persistent pain in the back indicates family grounds in the Ashland cemetery. east, accompanied by bls two grand-children. S emi -W eekly T imes , for the small sum of pecting In the Sterling Mining Co.’s Lee Fairchild, the humorist, who accutu- Even Wealth ha« Its burden«. Ii 1« said $2.50. Now is the time to take advantage trouble in the kidneys. To stay the pro si triée boxes at an unsermly hour without His sons, Captains I. D. and O. C. Ap pauied M. M. Estee, Republican eaudiUuU, that Boekefeller is expected to p,y au in Frank Roundtree has returned from Wash ot tills great inducement. gress ot disease, use Dr. J. 11. McLean ’ s plegate accompanie 1 the body here. having obtained permission to do so. lor governor, in his tour ot Cuhlorma, 1» come tax to the general goveruuien1 ol $152,- ington, accompanied by his wife, and is en Liver an<J Kidney Baim. It Is said that it costs about 90 cents to get well Known In the northwest. 'lhvse wuu 225, assessed on $125,(100,000 worth of prop The miners of Ashland district, who gaged I d . building a residence on Applegate. Harry Angle, who returned from Jose $1 to a “heathen,” and then it is doub ful it read his nonseuse iu lhe detuuol West Shore erty. I he Jay Gould estate is not expected Mrs. J. N. T. Miller has our thanks for met last week to discuss the question of phine county lately, informs T he T imes Hall Barclay and H. W. Gendar, two ele tbe 10 cents is of any benefit to him. Yst will easily understand Estee’s deteat. to pay more than $80,000; Russell t.vge, $ i0,. that one Maguire was shot and severely a basketful of fine grapes. A large quan granting patents to mineral lands to the gant beaus from Talent and Ashland, spent millions are given to foreign missionary tity has been shipped to various points yesterday night In Jacksonville and Med O. & C. R. R. Co., will hold another Late returns from B. ooklyn make it rea 000; Cornelius Vanderbilt, $81,000; William wounded by a man named Conner, a few work, while our own poor go hungry. » sonably certain that the “Greater New Yorx’’ K. Vanderbilt, $76 960; John Jacob istor, meeting soon, at which the committees ford. days ago, about seventeen miles above from that vineyard this season. Most of us would be satisfled to' The work preliminary to carrying into measure icceived a small favorable major $50,000 Mrs. J. H. Russell of Ashland, who has Wm. Bybee’s band of nearly 200 hogs, previously appointed to make investiga Kerbyville. It is said that Maguire is the effect lhe new iccome-tax law is going for ity. Contrary to what many suppose, the retire on the tax alone. been visiting her daughters, Mrs. Walter which were driven from Jacksonvi ’ le to tions into the character of the lands for aggressor, and public sentiment is with aud Mrs. Boyd at Portland, returned home ward as rapidly as its nature will permit, voting does not settle the question. It war Happy Camp, .tas arrived safely at its which patents are asked will report. Conner. under the direction ot G. A. Pugh, who iu simply submitted to a vote as a guide to tbe OBITUARY. last week. destination, as also have the drivers. October was appointed superintendent. W ’ m. Kasshafer, the youngest brother of legislature. 8. D. Radford, a brother ot W. F. Radford Jacksonville Fire Co. ix memory or wm . h baste , who dibd The Stuttz company, the most popular Frank Kasshafer of Jacksonville, while en of Jackson creek, arrived from Wiscousiu For a pain in the side or chert there is Thomas Montieth, postmaster of Albany, NOVKMBKR 6tU, 1MH. The following is a true list of the active as well as the best cjmpany which ever gaged in his duties as conductor on the last Sunday, accompanied by his family, and has forwarded to Washington tais resigna uothiug so good as a piece ot fl lunel dam p- Wm. H. Basye was born in tbestaleoi Iowa members of Jacksonville Engine Co. No. appeared in Jacksonville, will be with us Girard avenue electric line in Philadel intends to locate. tion, to take effect on Dec. 1. Those who ened with Cbamberlaiu’s Paiu Balm aud and raised in the state of Illinois. He crossed 1 on November 5, 1894 : Chris. Ulrich,J. again on the 28th, after a long absence. phia. was crushed between his car and F. D. Wagner of tbe Tidings, who has wish to succeed him are E. E. Davis, J. P. bcuud on over the seat of paiu. It. ufforle lhe plains in the year 1H47 with four teams C. Whipp, L. L. Jacobs, G. M. Love, J. The T imes office is where you can get another coming from the opposite direc been visiting in tbe east .returned this week, Galbraith, T. J. Stites and Rufus Thomp prompt and permanent relief, aud if used II and was six months and six days racking the H. Devlin, John S. Orth, A. N. Soliss, M. time will often prevent a cold from resultiug ’rip to Oregon city. He then tnoved to Linn the neatest printing done at city prices. tion on Nov. 4th, and lived but a short accompanied by bis sister, Mies Mabel, who son. county, where he once owned a large farm M. Taylor. Max Muller, Chas. Nickell, P. L. C. Bull, a son ot Rev. J. R. N. Be!’, has in pueumouia. This same treatment is a We have the best and most extensive stock time. He was 31 years of age and leaves has been in Iowa since spring. sure cure for lame back. For sale by ail near Albany, but owing to bls wife’s health McKenzie, Frank Kasshafer.Jos. Wetlerer, purchased an Interest in the Baker Epigram, W. H. Bagley, special agent of the N -rth of job type and stationery south of Salem. a wife and three children. Mr. K. was a he was compelled to change climate and w-*nt druggists. J. D. Fay, Henry Orth, Ben Taylor, Fred. w Crescent city, where he lived lor tire years popular and highly respected young man, British and Mercantile Ins. Co., was in Jack heretofore a Populist paper. Under the new The Wizard Oil Musical Company is A late dispatch to the London Daily News and engaged in teaming to Jacksonville Pape, Frank Smith, G. E. Neuber, H. D. sonville yesterday, and appointed L. L. J a medaaemeut it is announced that it will bo working its way to southern Oregon. It and his death is regretted by all who knew Independent. Populist pap rs seem to be of from Constantinople says that 3,<j00 Arme- Leavin« Crescent city hethen came to Joaei Kubli, Jas. Cronemiller, Wm. Booth, F. co >s as a^ent for Jacksonville. him . uiaus, including women and children,are re phine county, where he resided until bls death. snort life. E Hines, J. G. Birdsey, Wm. Rearies, is probably not as large and good a one as Fletcher Linn, who is one of Eugene’s Mr. Basye was a member or tfie church of that which appeared here several years Henry Wilson, the postmaster at Welsh- If Tom Reed did not hail from Maine we ported to have been massacred in the Sas- Christ, and had many friends wherever he Wm. Grob. Published in T he S emi -W eek - prominent business men as well as officials, soun region, near Moosh, Turkish Armenta. ton, Florida, says he cured a case of di ago l.\ T imes by order of tbe company. lived. He was buried Nov. 6th in the Mis arrived here one day this week for a short would expect to see him tbe candidate o- the Republicans for president tn 1856. He ' during tbe recent attack by tbe Kurds. souri Flat cemetery, the relatives and a large Co. D, O. N. G.. of Ashland was in arrhoea of long standing in six hours with Visit with relatives and friends. L. L. JACOBS. President. is tbe braiuiest mun from a national stand Tweuty-flve village« were destroyed. The concourse of friends following him to Ina last spected last week by Gen. H. B. Comp one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, J as . C bonemillek , Secretary. Rev F. G. Strange has gone to Californi 1, point iu that party. Harrison, McKinleyaud T urxish officials declare tne report is untrue eestlng-place. He leaves a wife «7 years of Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. What a son and his staff and made a fine showing. to attend a meeting of the board of directors tbe other presidential aspirants are pigmies I and that it grew out of the suppression of a age. lour sons and two daughters to mourn The ball after the inspection was well pleasant surprise that must have been to of the Presbyterian theological seminary at ‘ small uprising iu the region in questlou. ais lose. The bereaved family have the syin Teachers' Institute Compared to Czur Reed. the sufferer. Such cures are not unusual iMitlty of all. Sau Andreas, of which he is a member. attended. Miss Alice Carson, school superintend Leath will not end us. Christ proved liia Twenty-five of the young folks of Jack with this remedy. In many instances ■tower over death by going through tbe ent of Josephine county, writes as follows only one or two doses are required to give crave and back again. As we stand by sonville occupied the special train which to T ub T imes : The teachers' institute for he graves ol dear ones, we have have a right permanent relief. It can always be de ran to Medford last night, to witness the 10 say. oelleving in the midst of our afflictions the first judicial district and for Josephine hat death is a beginning and not an eu<t' performance given by the Ashland Dra pended upon. When reduced with water Oh. death, where is the stinc? Oh. grate county will be held at Grant’s Pass Nov. it is pleasant to take. For sale by all here fa thy victory? The eting of death la* matic Club. sin. The only thing that gives death any 30th and Dec. 1st. the first session to be druggists. (•ower over us is sin. In the cnee of theChriit- As tax-collecting time is approaching, held on Thanksgiving evening at the 1 Ian. ein is pardoned, and so;tbe sting of death Last week a sprucely dresred young man is wiihdrnwi.. Dea.a to a got d man la only opera-house. A cordial invitation to at the county court las: week decided that the ■be gate that opens into a higher lire and a presented himself at the residence of Wm better state ot being throne h Christ He baa tend is extended to all teachers and friends bond of Sheriff Patterson as tax collector Harper of Woodville and represented that «treated Iheuart from death’s hand aud it has of education in the district, No effort was insufficient and ordered that a new OOW no power over him. Over death he Is a he was in church work and connected with "onqneror. and to him it la the grandest trl- one be furnished. A will be spared to make it a success, umph, forit is all gain. AtdeathtbeCbrls- the M. E. missionary department. Mr. I ian lays aside this tieshly body with Its luets J. A. Julien, a prominent young resi programme will be published soon. ind its appetites, its pains and its passions' H. invited hi .1 in and furnished him with dent of Yreka.Calif., and who is interested nis soul is delivered from bondage to enter the best at his command. The next morn upon the joyful freedom of heaven. He is Teachers’ Examination. in a large body of land in Antelope dis Introduced into holy society and Into scenes ing the self-styled minister departed, tak-| *« ■if glory and everlasting blessedness where The following is a list of those appli trict. was elected one of the supervisors of golden harps are ringing. ing as a memento of his visit a $4 pair of cants for teacher's certificates who are be Siskiyou county on the 6th. C. H. B. shoes and various other articles of wearing ing examined by Supt. Newbury, assist The price of T he S emi -W ef . ki . y T imes apparel, the thefc of which was not dis Wanted. ed by Profs. Horton and Cantrail. and the S. F. Examiner has been reduced. covered tor several days. A good, fresh milch cow is wanted by Clara Terrill, Rena Knowles, Harty N. You can get both of them one year for W. A. McGuire, a well-known citizen of A. L. K itchik , Jacksonville. Force, Lot» Good, Mr«. U. G. Hurley, W. E. $3.00. All the premiums and other privi McKay, Ohio, is of the opinion that there Phipps, J. 0. Barnard. J. P. Elliott, Joseph leges are included tn this offer. Wetterer, W. H. McDaniel, Anna Jeffrey, is noth'ng as good for children troubled Attention is called to the new advertise with colds or croup as Chamberlain's Emma Reed. Robta 1.. Warner, Viola Bran G rand don. Mary E. C. Hevener, Rena A. Pyburu, ment of Cronetniller & Love, who have Cough Remedy. He has used it in his Jessie Grant, Lillie Dodge, Zorah B'ise,Lyd just received a fine assortment of new family for several years with the best re- ia Owens, Jessie Rose, Hattie Eaton, Katie goods and are selling them at the most sults.and always keeps a bottle of it in the Well-, Allie Tyrrell, Marie Cottrell, Edith reasonable rates. Call and see them. house. After having la grippe he was a o o o c o o Whi'e, Etta Johnson. The deposition of R. E. Drum of Table himself troubled with a severecough. lie Rock (who intends leaving for California used other remedies without benefit a.id AT U. S. HALL, Ext: ay Notice soon for the benefit of his health) in the then concluded to try the children's medi Strayed, from the Field farm in Sterling, case ot Hansen is. Van Hardenburg. was cine. and to his delight it soon effected a ville precinct, during the latter part of taken by Deputy Clerk Smith yesterday. permanent cure. 50-cent bottles for ra*e March, a bay mule, about five years old. lie Jacksonville Fire Department wl'l give by all druggists. Judge Hanna has decided against 1 their Second Annual Ball on the night ot with a long, dark mane and lail.no brands or other marks perceptible. A suitable re Sheriff Patterson in his bill for bringing In Durance Vile. ward will be paid for his leturn. Enquire 1 H. Stowell from Clackamas county. John Angle of Medford, who is charged 1 His Honor decides that he can charge t 1 which a cordial invitation is extended to at lhe T imes office for particulars. al. Thia will tie the event of the year. Music 1 mileage only from Salem to Oregon city with stealing John A. Hanley's overcoat th" UNEQUALED JACKSONVILLE OR- Lost. and back to the capital, instead of from and a sum of money from a drunken 4ESTRA directed bj Professors Middleton id Morrison. In Jacksonville, on Wednesday morn Jacksonville to Oregon city and return, as miner, is in charge of Sheriff Patterson at ‘ Tickets, lack ding Supper. $2 ing. a white silk handkerchief, with an that would be constructive mileage, be Yreka, Calif., who is awaiting a requisition embroidered initial in the corner. The having already been paid for makiup the from Gov. Pennover. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALL 8T., NEW-YORK. finder will please leave it at Tllk T imes trip between Jacksonville and Salem Prevent and vun- Consti,mtum auU S., a and return office. headache. SituUl 'tile Is u.w. - - This is a Rare Opportunity Ryan’s - Dry Store We Want EVERYBODY! To Come and See Our Fall and Winter Stock of DRY and FANCY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES. HATS, Etc. Full and Complete Lines of GROCERIES and CROCK- ERY OUR PRICES WILL ASTONISH YOU ! Jacksonville Cash Store, Cronemiller & Love, Prop’s NOTHING but Royal Baking Powder iS Will make the biscuit, cake and pastry so light, sweet, tender, delicious and wholesome. There are many mixtures offered as a sub stitute. None of them is the same in composi tion or effectiveness, or will make such fine food, or is so economical. Besides, the Royal Baking Powder is abso lutely pure, containing neither lime, alum nor ammonia. Jacksonville, Oregon. 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