The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907, December 06, 1894, Image 3

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HÈRE AND THERE.
PERSONAL ment | ln .
Stormy weather p'efen'*d for taking
pictures at the Boston Photo Car. Satis­
D.». Btrdsey of RoG. Poiist '.precinct is
Legal blanks of all kieds at the T imes
Visiting cards at T he T imes office
faction guaranteed at prices to suit the
with us.
t.
Printing House.
Photo car open all day Sunday. Don’t times.
THURSDAY
DECEMBER 6, 1894.
John Bailey of Foots creek ind bis sons
A convention of county clerks and record­
: forget it
I The damage case instituted by Joe are In town.
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ers will be held at Portland December 19th.
Hockersmith
against
Mike
Hanley,
on
ac
­
Mining deeds at the T imes Printing
Hon. G W Colvig of Grant’s Pass is here
For the latest in gent’s furnishing goods
- which is the sweeter '-
count of a breach of contract concerning
House.
i
on legal business.
call at the 8. F. Variety Store, Jacksonville
the delivery of certain cattle, will not
Old papers for sale cheap at the T imes
J. W. Graham has returned from a visit to i Brigadier-General James Forsythe has
Our Thauk striving 0 ft to E eryone of
come up in the circuit court this term.
i Clackamas county.
office.
assumed command of the department of
Our Readers.
Don't fail to see that h andsome new
California.
Holiday
goods
galore
at
the
S.
F.
Vari
­
Geo.
C.
Culy
of
Steamboat
spent
Wednes
­
By special arrangt-nent with the publtoh-
assortment of holiday goods at the S. F.
day in Jacksonville
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Old papers, In quantities tc suit, for sale
•r* *• are enabled to make everyone of ety Store.
Variety Store in Jacksonville. It has no
our reader* a present of an exquisite water-
D. F. Burch of Table Rock precinct spent at the T imes office. 50 cents a hundred.
For first-class dentistry call on Dr. J. P. equal in southern Oregon and will be sold
•olor picture, la^xWJJ inches, entitled Bradley, Ryan's building.
awhile in town last week.
Felix Green, of Lakeview, has 2500 bead
at prices that defy competition.
•■Whien 1* the Hweeter?” which has been ad­
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o
C. B. Watson, the Ashland attorney, has of XL cattle gathered and ready to take to
0
A
Winchester
rifle
can
be
had
cheap
by
mired by *11 who hare seen it. This Is
There will be no preaching at the been here on legal business.
the desert for the winter.
applying
at
the
T
imes
office.
without doubt the handsomest work of art
Presbyterian church next Sunday, the pas­
The vault of tbe Union Savings and Loan
J. A. Andetson ot Eden precinct was one
ever given as a premium with any publica­
Toys ! Toys !! Toys ! ! ! in great tor being absent al Eagle Point
Sunday ot our visitors on Tuesday
Association of Portland Was blown open !
tion. The reproductions cannot be cist',; abundance at the S, F. Variety Store. , i school as usual and the Christian En­
A B. Seal was among us this week, tn the I last Saturday night and $2.500 in cash
guubed from the original painting by on*
stolen.
Improvements are going on everywhere. deavor Society will meet at 6:3c p. M.
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interest of A. Schilling A Co.
of the most successful artists In water-
Elegant holiday goods o’ every descrip- !
The price of T he S f . mi -W eekly T imes
•rtor»—water-eolors, by the way, are the Southern Oregon is going rapidly forward.
8. W. Clary, the Siskiyou county capital­
tiun—new and first-class—for sale cheap at
Buy no grub or stump puller unless the and the S. F. Examiner has been reduced. ist, was with us a few days since.
present fad In pictures, it is a superb
the 8. F. Variety Store. No trouble to show
Thanksgiving gift. Bend your name and name W. Smith & Co.,La Crescent,Minn., You can get both of them one year for
A. J. Barlow, deputy revenue coliectot, goods
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addrecs to the publisher, W. Jennings Dem­ is :ast thereon.
$3.00. All the premiums and other privi­ made Jacksonville a visit yesterday.
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The
largest
and
best
stock
of
blanks
In
orest, 15 East 14th Street, Mew York, with
Geo. RIdinger, the bridge builder, will re­ southern Oregon can always be found at
The protracted meeting at the M. E leges are included in this offer.
four cents (either in starep- or ~ '•’ot*s) to
You will miss a grand treat if you don't turn to his home in Albany this week.
T he T imes office, which will be sold at Port­
pay for the packing, mailing , etc., .uw men church continues and considerable interest
attend
tbe masquerade ball at Jacksonville
Dr. Colvig of sock Point precinct has been land prices.
is
being
taken.
tlou that you are a reader or the 8 kmi
Wuitt T imks , and you will receive by re­
Prune fees to trade for stock, grain or on New Year’s eve. No pains are being paying relatives in Jacksonville a visit.
Go to the 8. F Variety S'-ore in Jackson­
Robt. A. Cook, J. Goldsworthy ana John ville if you wish to see th© nicest, newest
turn mail one of these valuable works of hay at the Riverside Nursery, Grant's spared to make it the grandest event of
art.
the kind that ever took place in southern A. Cook of Foots creek are with us to-day.
and cheapest stock of holiday goods in
Pass, Ore.
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Oregon.
‘Squire Gall ot Sam’s valley and his son southern Oregon
Correspondence lrom every portion ot
Probate Court.
H. McGuire, president of the Pacific Elam were at the county-seat yesterday.
If you wish printing oi any kind done,
so jthern Oregon solicited by T he S emi ­
The following business has been t.ans-
Paper Co. of Portland, on his recent trip
W. W. Bretherton, the 8. P. Co.’s tax don’t forget that you can get just what you
W eekly T imes .
acted in this court—Judge Neil presiding
tO” Full Particulars Next Issue.
to San Francisco, was married to one of agent tor Oregon, was at Ashland on Mon­ want at the T imes Printing House, where 1
The northbound passenger train ran the belles of the bay city
city prices prevail.
—since the last issue of the S emi -W eekly
Hugh's frisky day.
over a steer last Monday evening, between
T imes :
Geo. W. McBride, secretary oi state,writes
Ex-sheriff Birdsey and h|s wife, of Gold
lady friends in southern Oregon are dis­
Estate of Barbara Ulrich. Order made Gold Hill and Tolo.
Hiil precinct, spent Wednesday In Jackson­ from New York city that his health is im­
consolate.
Chicago, Dee. 8 —Half a million dollars
proving rapidly. He expects to remain
fixingTuesday, Jan. 8, 1895, as day of
An elegant line of visiting cards—all
Hon. Theo. Cameron, who went to ville.
worth of horseflesh, comprising the Salis­
several weeks longer.
final settlement
sizes and shapes—has just been received Portland with his wife ta consult one of
J. M. Cantrall and Cameron Bros, of Un­
Despite the fact that Governor Pennoyer bury and McHenry and C. J. Hcmlln stables,
Estate of W. L. Slaughter. Semi-annual at T he T imes office
the leading surgeons of the metropolis, iontown precinct visited Jacksonville last
issues so many pardons, there are xow 365 will be taken to-day to the Paciflo coast on
week
account of administrator approved.
Murray Bros, are engaged in painting writes that the operation is not likely to
a special train. In the bunch are four
Estate of T. D. Barclay. Gertrude Bar­ the cottage of J. H. Huff er Jr., in the be as dangerous as it was at first supposed
Jut tice Luckey of Ashland was one of those prisoners confined in the pen. Eight veie world’s record-breakers : Alix,trotter 2 :< '3,l< ;
received
in
one
day
last
week.
who testified before tbe grand jery this
clay appointed administratrix and A Al­ eastern part of town.
Directly, 2-year-old trotter, 2:0734 ; Robert
it would be.
The Farm and Fireside and 55 elegant J., pacer, 2:01J4, and John R. Gentry, stal­
week.
ford, Jas. Helms and E. K. Anderson ap­
It seems as it winter is upon us at last.
If you want to see a fine display of hand­
praisers.
Attorneys Vawtar, Parker, Hamaond and views of the World’s Fair, together with the lion, pacer, 2:03%.
some new holiday goods, call at the S. F. Following the rain of yesterday came some
For the next THIRTY DAYS
Fitch
of Medford are in town to-dayou legal S bmi -W eeklx T imes , for the small sum of
Estate of W. J. Flippen. Jan. 8, 1895,
The society women of San Francisco have
snow, and as T he T imes went to press a
$2.50. Now is the time to take advantage
Variety Store in Jacksonville.
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business.
adopted
a
novel
plan
to
raise
money
for
the
set as time for hearing final settlement.
storm was threatened
Although long
we will sell NURSERY STOCK
or this great inducement
Dr. Bradley is building up a good busi­
support of a ward tor incurables at the
Estate of J, C. Durkee. Inventory of
G. R. Myers, Ben Vincent and Ed.Raimey
due, this kind of weather inconveniences
The Crocker Estate Co. has closed a con­ Children’s hospital. They are going to edit <it the following prices:
ness because he always gives satisfaction
Of Table Rock precinct weie witn us on tract with an eastern syndicate to plant two
appraisement filed and orders made setting
quite a number.
and charges reasonable prices.
the Christmas number of the Examiner. W.
apart property for use of widow and for
Dr. J: P. Bradley has opened dental Tuesday.
thousand acres of land near Merced, Calif, R. Hearst, proprietor of the paper, has Apple, 1 year old, 4 to 6 feet « cent«
Pears. 1 year old, 4 to 5 feS f cents
Send
for
the
T
imes
and
tbe
San
Fran
­
sale of personal property.
B. R. Moore ot Evans creek is aerting his in sugar beets. The latter has agreed to
parlois in Ryan’s building (up-stairs) on
5 to 7 feet 5 cenui
agreed to turn over the whole newspaper P.-ars. 2 years
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cisco Examiner. Reduced to only t3-°° a California street, three doors east of the country as a juror. So is J. W. MdBWrson of •rect a beet sugar refinery near Merced.
Cherry, 1 year old. 4 to 5 feet. 6 cents’
plant to them, and they are going to write PluS;2yX°<fld,tcento’
Gold Hill.
-a
vear.
Central Point Aniiisemeiits.
Levi Aakeny, a former Oregonian, but a every line of the paper, manage the busi­
post-office, Every branch of dentistry al­
Hon.
8.
Furry
and
W.
H.
Bradslf
i coun­ resident of Walla Walla for some years past, ness department, edit the telegraph news*
V,
Christmas will be celebrated in an en­
A full assortment of the latest styles of tended to and satisfaction guaranteed.
ty commissioners, are at the coun
sat on is a candidate for U. S. senator from the collect tho local news, solicit the advertise­
thusiastic manner at Central Point. A men’s hats—the most popular shapes and Prices reasonable.
official
business.
state of Washington. Many old-time Ore­ ments—and, in fact, do everything In pre­
first-class programme is being arranged colors—at the Jacksonville Cash Store. *
Miss Bessie Sawyers and Mrs. F. Linn
gon friends will wish Mr. Ankeny suocecs.
paring the paper tor publication up to the
Robt.
P.
Neil
and
D.
R.
Mills,
alneut
and everybody is invited to participate.
F resh alfalfa,timothy and clover seed for of Eugene are arranging to give a public
Peach, 1 year old, 3^ to 5 f.^t 3 c^nta
t-seat,
There will b<- shooting matches for turkeys sale at the S. F. Variety Store, Jackson recital of their pupils and students in mu­ citizens of Ashland, are at tbe or
There is to be a systematic crusa-le time it goes to the composing and press Apricot, 1 year old?3H to 5^4 “entt.
rooms. The entire proceeds will be used
serving
as
jurors.
against
the
Sunday
opening
ot
saloons
in
and beef in the forenoon. In the after­ ville.
sic. It is probable that it will be given
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he dis- Portland. The Ministers’ Union has adopt­ for the sup port of the Children’s hospital.
J. M. Whipple, constable of
ihis stock is on rented ground
noon races will commence at 1 o’clock.
The masquerade ball at Jacksonville on under the auspices of the Laurean society trlct, was at the county-seat last I Inday, ed a resolution asking every minister in ths
The first race will be for ponies, purse
of
the
university
.
New Year’s will be the finest of the kind
and has GOT TO BE SOLD.
Christmas is Coming,
ci’y to take up tho subject and begin an as­
on official business.
♦5, entrance fl 00, distance quarter of a
Jacksonville has a branch of tbe Chris­
ever held in southern Oregon.
sault from the pulpit.
We
are
prepared
to
supply
our
custom
­
r-slecl
.
Hon.
W.
H.
Leeds,
state
pri
mile
Second race, for saddle horses,
The Portland Telegram last week publisa
If you wish one hundred or a thousand tian Endeavor society,which holds its reg­ has returned to Ashland. He
e-
ers with holiday goods, at the lowest
JKsF’Send for Catalogue.’
purse fuo, entrance <3, single dash 600
ed several "fake” dispatches as bait to cat ch prices ever made in Medford. We will
prune trees for cash write J. T. Taylor, ular meetings in the basemen’ of the ments tor bis removal to Salem.
yards. Third race, free for all horses
Presbyterian church
A session was held
Dr E. Klrcbgessner, the Germ doctor its unsuspecting contemporaries. Severa; make large reductions to all committees
owned in Jackson or Josephine counties, Grant’s Pass, Ore. Price no object. *
last night, at which an interesting pro­ of Medford was in towD yesterday and may enterprising papers gulped the bait, hook on Christmas trees, and are prepared to
Anybody wishing a good stock ranch
purse $35, entrance $5, single dash, 600
Tangent, Oregon
and all, among them beiug the Portland
gramme was presented.
open a branch office here.
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furnish trimmings of all kinds for trees.
yards
Fourth race, special for saddle should not forget tbe assignee’s sale of the
Bun and Salem Statesman.
Miss Kate Lemberger has purchased
Editor Kaiser of the Valley lheord re­
We have on hand th- largest and finest
horses who have never competed for a Kingsbury property next Saturday.
It has been said that as the first three
NOTICE
the residence property east of the Presby­ turned home on Monday, the gand jury
line
of confectionery in town. Cali and
purse.
Second horse saves entrance
Just think of it: The S. F. Examiner
days of December are so will the winter be.
terian church and will occupy it as soon having dismissed the case agaiasthim.
see
our
stock
before
Duying
elsewhere
and
money in each race.
U.S.L and O keice , R oseboro . O r ., >
If such proves true the coming winter, the
and the S emi -W eekly T imes together for
as it can renovated. Murray Bros., the
Geo. A. Jackson went to Portand last bear ana o.her animals that have been pre­ we will save you money. We will be
November 28, 1894. f
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♦3 a year.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
efficient paper hangers and painters, have Monday, to look for funds with whch to re­ paring for a hard winter by raising an un­ pleased to show you our stock.
at this office by WCIiatn ¿bin.» mlS
Weather Report.
Judge Hanna is disposing of a gr'au. been engaged to do most of the work.
deem his fine, large farm on Rogueriver.
jarnt-H A. Rdey for sbandoning his homestead
M ounce & S chermerhorn ,
usually heavy crop of fur will get fooled.
rhe following is the weather report for deal of business and the docket will be
Bill Porter, the irrepressible dnmtner, la
Medford, Oregon.
b E)4 of 8W
of bee. 1 ,, Twp. 38 8 R. 2 W
The trial oi W. E. Howe, the defaulting
the month of Nov*»-iber, furnished us by E. cleared up without unnecessary delay.
The state of Alabama now has two gov­
Jackson county, Oreron, with a view'to the
shoìes
ex-treasurer of Klamath county, will com­ in this section, selling.more
canoe.lation of srld et-’ry, the said parties are
ernors and two separate sots of state off.
Britt, volunteer observer: Mean tempera­
ybody.
Go to Riverside Nursery, Grant’s Pass, mence next Monday, having been trans­ than ever. He won’t be outsold
hereby summoned to spnesr at the office of
Get Your Fruit Trees.
wuwu uuu
iUVOV VICLIOU
LUC
eers. V*.
Col. Oates
aud those
elected <^U
on the
ture, 44.88 deg; maximum temperature,
oiuf 1 i‘Uy’ ,,,)Urv Public, at Jackson.
for fine trees cheap. Apple trees one to ferred to Jackson county on a change of
Fred. Barneburg of Medford one of - Democratic ticket preside at the state house.
» <ckson
oregon, on the 18th
6» d'K- on the 34th; tuiuiuium temperature,
L. R. Warner of Medford, agent for the day ol January, 1895, at 10 o'clock a m to
two years old three to ten feet high.
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8 I Capt. Kolb and bls Populist contingent have
venue. It will attract quite an attendance southern Oregon’s leading s
respond and furnish testimony cc-ncernlng
33 deg on the 17th; mean of maximum
Albany
Nurseries,
whose
products
have
in town, accompanied by bis
said alleged abandonment. Hearing at this
nj announced their official headquarters.
The Jacksonville Cash Store has just re­ from east of the mountains.
nd|^ature^^^4g|^g|ggg^^jjij 11 imuni
gained an extended reputation, has lately
and John.
’«ken on January
189.., at 10 o . leek a M. Sufficient evidence
ceived
a
new
lot
of
ladies',
gents
’
and
vpvernor Pennoyer made no mis­ received a full line of goods in his line, 25
H^BKiiiure, 15.01 deg; number of times
As an emergency medicine Ayer’s
having fa-eri nl>v to a,)ow that personal ser­
The
editor
of
T
he T imes returui)
take in selecting Roseburg as the site for consisting in part of the best and most pop­ vice cannot be made, it Is hereby ordered that
minimum temperature 33 deg. or below, 6; children's shoes; also the latest in dancing Cherry Pectoral takes the lead of all other day from Roseburg, where he'W
t-
service be made by publication in the DkMO-
the Soldiers’ Home is evlaoticed by Colonel
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remedies. For the relief and cure of tending a meeting of the tr
¿umber of times minimum temperature pumps and opera slippers.
ular kinds of apple,peach and prune trees, Vng to law**KS Jacksonville,Oregon,accord-
le
Brown’s remarks. During his recent visit
This
has
been
one
of
the
most
favoiable
croup, whooping-cough, sore throat and Oregon Soldier’s Home.
40 deg. or below, 39; total precipitation
small fruits of all kinds, shade and orna­
R. M. VEATCH. Register.
he stated that the site and location of the
R. 8. SH bc HID a R, Receiver.
1173 inches; greatest precipitation in 24 seasons for farming known to the oldest the dangerous pulmonary troubles to
Judgo Bronaugh went to jl
n Oregon borne was the equal of any in the mental trees, etc., which may be seen at
consecutive hours and date, .30 inches on inhabitant, and a large area has been which the young are so liable, it is in­ Monday, but will return to-morZ
his delivery yard south of the Medford
P- United States.
n i
valuable, being prompt to act, sure to pear for the O. 4. C. R. R. C<j>.
the 37th; number of clear days, 24; nnm- sown in grain.
NOTICE.
Wm. Dunbar, convicted at Portland in the bank. His prices are the most reasonable.
cases against rroperty-bolders in
1-
ber of partly cloudy days, 2; number of
A persistent pain in the back indicates cure.
U.S. court on charges of smuggling, has Call and examine for yo'jrself.
(J.
8.
L
and
O fficb , Unseburg Or., )
J. Primley of Gold Hill district was ar­ ty of Medford.
cloudy days, 4; number of days on which trouble in the kidneys. To stay the pro­
November 28,
gone to China, and some are intimating that
Oscar 8wacker and daughter
.0! w more of precipitat.on fell, 4; num­ gress of disease, use Dr. J. H. McLean’s rested on Monday, charged with jump­
>HA,y*NG BEEN entered
he does not Intend to come back, Dunbar’s
v aL.l.h i8 y.®fe
" Hliem Nussbaum against
NEW THIS WEEK.
ing the mining property of H. Olsen and creek are in Jacksonville to-day. li
ber of days on which .04 or more of pre­ Liver and Kidney Bairn.
ease was appealed to the U. 8. supreme
Ernest J Geiger for abandoning bis home
■it cad ent ry No. 5407, (jal8ep,«„,^1.3,,
superintending
the
Back
Gold
threatening
him
with
bodily
harm.
At
­
oourt.and
pending
a
decision
he
was
released
cipitation fell, 4.
upon the 8E)4 of Sec. 34. Tsp 38 S “ 2 u'
The board of trustees of Jacksonville
Mining Co.’s operations in Foots c
on $4.000 bonds.
J«Ci8'.<n coH.n,Y. Oregon.wi-h a view to the
held their regular monthly meeting last torney Goodell of Grant’s Pass appeared trlct for the present.
cancellation
of said entry, the aa;d parties are
Goods Recovered.
It will no doubt bj many years before a
for
the
prosecution
and
Primley
was
held
nereby
summoned lo appear at the office of
Tuesday evening, but did not transact any
Sam.
Clarke,
the
well-known
hoi
Silas .1. Day, notary pub le, ar Jacksonville,
Chris. Ulrich has at last discovered who
bridge will be built across the Klamath river
to answer by Justice Richards. In de­
business of importance.
lackson county. Or<-gon on the 19th day of
1st, is in the valley for tbe purpo*
li­ in Del Norte county. It is estimated that
stole the tools he missed from his si: op
January, 1895, at 10o'clock a .
to respond
fault of bail he was sent to jail.
gaging prunes for a New York cot
on the cost will be $151,800. which amount the
ind furnish testimony concerning said a!.
There
is
no
excuse
for
any
man
to
ap
­
sometime since. They were found among
HfRcing at thia office
The Pacific Nursery Co. of Tangent,* firm, and secured a few carloat
ley county connot afford to pay. The ferry,with
’Pin e.'' 8,,.,nony 80 taken on January 29,1895
the booty which was recovered from Frank pear in society with a grizzled beard since Linn county, which grows some of the were not bought outright, but cons
at 10 o clock A. m . Sufficient evidence hav2
all
its
dangers,
will
have
to
be
used.
the
introduction
of
Buckingham
’
s
Dye,
Townsend, the fellow who was arrested
• ng been tiled to show that, personal service
cleanest, choicest orchard stock in the
Judge Webstar and wife return
>m
cannot be made.it is heresy ordered that set
The Examiner’s railroad petition has been
in Ashland for committing a number of which colors natural brown or black.
vice
b< main by publlcMlon tn the D emo
northwest, is offering its entire product Portland on Wednesday, for a sb
C ratic T imes at Jacksonville, Oregon.
placed in the hands of Congressman Ma
Deputy Sheriff Joe Lane of Lake county
like depredations, and he has been indict­
at extremely low rates. Here is an oppor­ Th“ir many friends iu southern Dr­
R. M. . KoToS, Register.
guire, of California. It contains 200.507
ed for the crime. He claims that the theft was in the valley this week, on tbe trail ot tunity that horticulturists should not neg­ regret to learn that they will s>
R.S.SHERIDAN, Receiver.
names,
Oregon
contributing
13,028
of
the
one
Garrett,
who
is
wanted
for
burning
was committed by his partner, who skipped
lect. See the advertisement in another up their permanent residence at.
signatures. Multnomah county is highest
soon afterward; but the general opinion is hay in Warner valley.
tropolis
column for particulars.
with 1428, Coos second with 1148 and Jack- U. S. HALL, JACKSONVILLE,
I
that Levi exists only in Townsend’s fer­
r<
The T imes office is where you can get
son third with 1134.
Thanksgiving festivities were varied
N ew Y ear ’ s E ve , 1894.
Remains Awhile Lo
tile Imagination. It is likely that he will the neatest printing done at city prices.
Seattle, Dec. 4.—The air was sufficiently
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and interesting at Gold Hill, There was
Ou account of tbe storm the Bost Photo
serve a term in the pen.
We have the best and most extensive stock
a good attendance and all enjoyed them­ car will bo held in Jacksonville^ bother clear to-day to permit of Mount Rainier be'
The management will spare no pains in
of job type and stationery south of Salem.
selves. The 600-yard race for saddle Sunday. Ail sittings made by 0 n<i W. the ing plainly seen, and there now remains no making this a most relined and enJ o able at-
County ('omniissioners’ Court.
InADEMMiiT
doubt
but
what
the
mountain
has
undergone
fairand
grandest Mask Ball ever held in south­
An elegant line of gent’s furnishing horses was won by Cleveand’s entry. 10th Inst., will be finished beff*
tfe the car
The following proceedings took place at
many changes, but it is due to a series of ern Oregon. A cordial invitation is extended
COPYRIGHTS.
Some
good
shooting
for
turkeys
also
took
leaves.
Stormy
or
cloudy
weat!
»r
good
for
goods—the most stylish in the market—
1 OBTAIN A PATE'”T» Foes
the December term of this court:
tremendous avalanches of snow, ice and to a I.
KI
anS
bontm. opinion, writ« to
• Four Valuable Prizes • «lil
-N
who bave bad nearly fifty years'
Officers present: Hon. J. R. Neil county has just been received at the S. F. Variety place. The ball at Hammersly's hall was sittings. Don’t miss the last opportunity • earth, and not to any unusual eruption. To­
experience
in
the
patent
business. Communica-
Come
and
see
50
photos
of
your
«n
people
judge; S. Furry and W. H. Bradshaw Store, Jacksonville. Prices the lowest. one of the most enjoyable that ever took
day it was observed that the crater rim was
made by us.
will be given away: one each for tbe flue« faSfiii*1’ confident1^. A Handbook at tai
place
in
the
town.
intact, showing that no trouble occurred costume worn by lady and gentleman, and one tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of
commissioners; N. A. Jacobs clerk; S.
John B. McGee, of the Annie mines in
and scientific books sent free.
each for the beat sus ained lady a and gentle* ical
there.
Bohemia district,has gone into insolvency,
“It is a pleasure to sell Chamberlain’s
Patterson sheriff
Patents taken through Munn ft Co. receive
Cure tor Crippled Chilren.
man’s character. Music will belurmshed bj
noilo«‘°the .Sciintifir ftmeriraTk^?
A recent decision of the U. 8 supreme
Bond of Emil DeRoboam, keeper of which is only temporary, as the property Cough Remedy,” say Stickney & Dentler,
Out
<bi0.Uh ht *rl<18|f before tbe public with-
The National Surgical Institute. l’aclflc
out cost to the inventor. This splendid paper
is bonded for a large sum and will soon druggists, Republic, Ohio, “Because a Branch, 319 Bush St., San Franisco, suc­ oourt in the case of Borden vs. the Northern !
county poor, approved.
rl««»ntly Illustrated, bas by fiHha
Pacific Railroad Co. bolds that the secretary
be sold.
customer, after once using it, is almost cessfully treats all cases of Orthdedie Sur
A large number of bills were audited.
gery, diseases of the spine, hlpand knee of the Interior may determine the character consisting of five pieces, under direction of
Report of Emil DeRoboam, keeper of
If you want something nice in dancing certain to call for it when again in need
joints, paralysis, piles, fistula, na»l ca’arrh. of railroad land up to tbe time 01 issuing Professors Middleton and Morrison.
of
such
a
medicine.
We
sell
more
of
it
county poor, approved.
pumps, opera slippers aud shoes of all
patent to the railroad company, but that af­
than any other medicine we handle, and bow legs, knock knees, all deforlitlis and ter such has been issued tbe land 1“ with­ Tickets, Including Supper, Si each
kinds.go
to
Cronemiller
&
Love's
Jackson
­
Spectator's Ticket, 50 cents.;
chronic diseases. Their success n tte ittng
Special Services.
ville Cash Store.
Prices to suit the it always gives satisfaction.” For coughs, these cases is shown by thousand of refer­ out bis jurisdiction and no further bearing Supper will be served by Mrs. L. Chnppcl at
The thank-offering service at the M . E,
colds and croup, it is without an equal. ences from trustworthy people al oier the to determine the character of the land can the Chappel House.
times.
♦
„
church was a success, after which it was
Special train will leave Medford at <:30 P. u
State Treasurer's Tenth
For sale by all druggists.
country. Persons having afilicut ffiildren be had.
December
Sth
is
the
last
day
On
which
to
decided to hold a series of special meetings
Notice.
Mr. Ira P. Wetmore, a prominent real­ CRAND MARCH, 9 o’clock promptly
or
friends
should
convince
thtmwlves
of
Last
Saturday
morning
Brakeman
B.
F.
for the good and salvation of the friends file a contest against the railroad com­ Lohr put three tramps off the south-bound the excellent results of the systau 0 treat estate agent of San Angelo, Texas, has used
TATE OFGREGON.TREASURY DEPART-
who are so kindly interested in our church­ pany's rights to the mineral belt of south­ overland at Myrtle creek, and they retali­ menu by this Institute. One ar fore of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
nivni. Ball-in, Nov. 1», 18W4 Notice is
Notice
of
Final
Settlement.
ern
Oregon.
Get
in
your
protest
before
icrcby given that there are funds on hand
work. The meetings will continue as
ated by striking him in the face with a these surgeons will be at the Hott Med­ Remedy in bis family for several years as
vfth which to redeem the following out-
Saturday.
ford, Medford, Wednesday, Deoemtlr 19th. occasion required, and always with perfect
funding state warrant«, drawn on the nilll.
long as they are profitable. We earnestly
rock, hurting him quite severely The
In tbeCounty Court ot the State of Oregot
arv fond, v’z: Warrants numbered 4297,
one day to examine cases. Send lor cir­ success. Ho says : “I find it a perfect cure
The Wirth Photo. Co. has engaged the
for the County bl Jackson.
solicit the help of all Christian workers
l
'.W,
4284, 42*5, 4286, 4SB». 4305, 4314. 4315. 431«,
authorities were notified and yesterday
---- 43««,
estate of W. J. Flippen 3)1 S, 4295, 429«. 4:«>7, 4»)«, 4303. 4301, 4?08.
and invite everybody to attend out meet­ services of H. L. Miser, a first-class Constable Strong arrested the men. bring­ culars. Reference may be had tc B. F. for our baby when troubled with colic or In the matter of the
4312,
5280, 5283, 5261, 5328, 5327 , 5328. 532», .5330,
deceased.
Peart, Central Point; Mrs. DePeal, Ash dysentery. I now feel that my outfit is
photographer, to assist in the finishing de­
otice is hereby given that the ÍSI1, fit«, 5S«, .5314 . 5335, .5323. XUt, 5322 5353,
ings
W. B. M oore , P. C.
ing them to Roseburg and lodging them in land; Mr. and Mrs. Clark, Ashland; hpreme not complete without a bottle of this Remedy i
•3.M.
5581. 5587,
5583. 548«;
5584. .<585, .5586,
administrator of th<* estate o! '».
Hip­ :■
----- 5352,
—-----
partment and is now bett< r able than ever
pen. deceased has tiled in the count v court o’ ‘••89. '1 hi- above deslvnated warrant« will be
the
city
jail.
The
grand
jury
will
deal
at
home
or
on
a
trip
away
from
home.
For
I
Jndge
Strahan,
Portland;
Governq
E.
P-
Grand Jury.
Jackson county, Oregon, his final account a> -aid upon presentation, properly endnrfw-d.
to do the best of work.
Ferry, Olympia, and hundreds of offers.
sale by all druggists.
with them.—[Roseburg Review.
such administrator, and by order of said eon* l ind interest th-reon will eease from and after
The grand jury had found the following
tte date ot this notice.
Tuesday. January 8th. 1895, at the hour of 1<
Prices never were so low at the S F.
PHIL. METSCHAN. State Trossurer.
For rheumatism I have found nothing
Governor-elect Lord with Senator Mitch­ o’clock A. M.. 19 Bet for hearing thereof. Ail
indictments up to the time T he T imes Variety Store, which carries the hand­
persons interested are hereby; notified to ap­
Trespass
Notice.
ell
called
on
tbe
presl
lent
at
Washington
equal
to
Chamberlain
’
s
Pain
Balm.
It
pear
ind
file
his
or
her
objections
to
said
ac
­
went to press; Two against Fiank Towns­ somest and largest line of holiday goods
Notice is hereby given to all perfens that and Invited him in the name of the Oregon count on or before said day.
ROBT. C. SMITH,
relieves the pain as soon as applied.
end, for larceny; one against E. II. Ren­ in southern Oregon.
Published by order of Hun. J. It. Neil, judge
I strictly forbid them from tresp^ing on people to visit this state. Senator Mitchell of said court.
W.
Young,
West
Liberty,
W.
—
J.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
fro, for practicing medicine without li­
Dr. Bradley, the dentixi,who has located Va. The prompt relief it affords is alone any of my lands. Those found isobey- told the president if he would come any
Dated Dec. «.18«.
WM FLIPPEN.
cense: one against J. R. Neil, for defac­
Grant'* Pan, Oregon.
Administrator ot said estate.
in Jacksonville, comes well recommended. worth many times the cost, 50 cents. Its ing this warning in the future wilfee pros­ time alter January 1st next be would guar­
ing a public building. “Not a true bill“
antee that tbe governor of Oregon would
W. H. P arker , Attorney.
Practices in nil the courts.
He practices in every branch ia his pro­ continued use will effect a permanent ecuted to the full extent of the lax
was returned in the cases of Loren
om<w la lia nk Buildinx upstairs.
meet blm at tbe state line, referring to Gov­
WM. fBKE.
fession, and those who have tried him are cure. For sale by all druggists.
Stowell, charged with forgery, and E. J.
ernor Pennoyer’e refusal to meet President1
Jacksonville,
Nov.
26.
1894.
well satisfied with his work.
Harrison. The ptesident’s answer is not
Kaiser, for criminal libel.
The smooth individual who swindled
DR. J. W. CEARY,
If you want to have a real lively time, Thompson & Meeker of Medford out of $5
recorded.
Coming.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Holiday Goods.
don’t fail to attend the masquerade ball at and E. B. Smith of Ashland out of $25,
Collector of Inter! al revenue Blackman la
Dr. J. W. Odgers, the Medford dentist,
Prufral I'oiiit.
It will be a by means of forged checks, has been
A complete and elegant assortment of Jacksonville on New Year’s
waiting for instructions in regard to pre
holiday goods is being displayed at the first-class affair in every respect. See ad­ caught in Yreka, Calif., while trying to will make his regular visit to Jaclonville, paring for income-tax business. There is
'alls att<-n<led to promptly, day a id night.
which will be in a short time. Eery des­ no danger of this “poor-man’s law” being
City Drug Store, which will be sold al vertisement for further particulars.
repeat the operation. It is reported that
cription
of work in the dental fee satis­ deflared unconstitutional, notwithstanding
prices to suit the times. It comprises a
If you are anxious to find the most re­ a check for an amount over $50 was drawn
that it is retroactive, and that no appropri­
fine line of silverware, plush goods, etc.; liable blood-purifier, read in Ayer's Al­ on C. C. Webb at the Yreka bank in favor factorily executed at reasonable It es
1106 C Street N. W-,
ation was made tor carrying out its pro­
also a nice lot of bocks, which will be manac the testimonials of those who have of J. F. Carny, the same name indorsed
I No inconvenience. Simple,
Washington, D. C.
Where to Go-
visions.
Congress, which met on Decern- (
I sure. A33IL7TELT fill
sold at eastern prices
Dickens' works of been cured of such terrible diseases i os the check forged at Ashland. He was
ber 4, will have time to attend to the appro­ For many vears Examiner of Contents: Min­
No
better
house
can
be
foundn
Borl
­
from any injurious substance.
15 volumes will be sold for $6, A few catarrh, rheumatism and scrofula, by the caught, however, before he got the money.
eral and Mineral VS Railroad and Agricu -
umi mtns umn.
Goods corresponding to those sold the for and than the new Esmond ntei con­ priation feature, and by January 4. 1895, he
tural
claims,
and
late
Chief
or
tin-
Mineral
Waltham watches will be closed out at use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Then govern
Division in the General Land Office.
ger by E. B. Smith at Ashland were found ducted on the American or Euro[an plan expects to be ready to proceed with bust
WCorreapondcnce solicited.
cost
yourselves accordingly.
on the man.
with reasonable prices for al J Try it ness.
LOCAL NOTES.
: new :
Are now being Received
CASH
STORE,
Jacksonville, . ■
• Oregon.
TREES !
TREES ! !
Pacific Nursery Co.,
Grand
Mask Ball,
1
>
CAVEATS,
The Unequaled Jacksonville Orchestra
ESS8«
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N
Railroad,
Mineral,
- Agricultural.
II. G. Po'dlT, Ittorney-at-Law,