The Democratic times., December 06, 1894, Image 4

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MEDICAR
BAILROADS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sitars.
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Tboa. F. Okkra, Henry C. P.yne. Henry C
Rouse. Recen ers.
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THURSDAY
ORTHERN
PACIFIC R. R
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In the matter of the estate ot J. C. Durkee,
deceased.
is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed by the
N otice
county court of Jachson county, Oregon, ait-
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BAD COMPLEXIONS
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SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES
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UNION
STABLES,
Are You Going East ?
GEO. HINES, Prop.
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AN EVERGREEN TREE I
East and South
THE SHASTA ROUTE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Administrator’s Notice.
RHEUMATISM-
DECEMBER 6, 1394.
ernment unless indeed congress thinks
It too big a subject for the short session.
Mr Bailey declan» it must be dealt with
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and on radical lines. The house commit­
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tee has heard an immense amount of tes­
timony and formulated a comprehensive
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What It May Do and How It measure known as the Reilly bill for re­
funding the debt and greatly extending
May Act.
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
the time for its payment, but four of the
committee have submitted a minority re­
port for a much more radical measure, and
Elegant Dininq Cars,
BIXTY-FIVE DAYS POR BUSINESS. one, Mr. Harris of Kansas, wants the gov­
ernment to foreclose, tako the road and
Tourist Sleenina Cars
run It as government property, a sort of
, ST. PALL
Regular Appropriation Bills Will Slip object lesson on government management
of the railways.
Dark, yellow, oily, rookhy skin, pim­
Through Easily —Finance, the Tariff, For­
When the administration Is defeated at
ples, blackheads, roughness, redness,
eign Affairs * and the Pacific Railway. the middle term elections, as It nearly al­
dry, thin,anil falling hair, and simple
ways is—there have been but two excep­
Special Legislation.
baby blemishes prevented and cured
tions In 60 years—there Is always a great
by tbe celebrated
Tbu Fifty-third congress as now consti­ cry that its policy has been condemned by
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tuted will again convene on Monday, Deo. the people and a prophecy that said policy
8, for its short and last session. There will be changed, but the oldest politician
will be fun on that day—fun for the vic­ cannot remember a case when the proph­
WINNIPEG
tors and suoh philosophy as they can sum­ ecy was fulfilled. The party in power In­
HELENA AND
mon for the defeated to stand the raillery variably goes straight on, and If it changes
of their political foes. And how will the at all It is only to become a little more ag­
congress act and what will It do at this gressive. Its leaders always assume that
short session? Well, deducting the usual the last election was a mere freak on the
THROUGH
TICKKT«
Christmas reoess, there will certainly not part of the people and reason like that sin­
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be more than 65 days for actual business, ner in the old story who was up a tree
CHICACO,
and there maybe fewer. One-half of those when Noah’,; ark floated by: "Go on with
WASHINGTON,
at least will be days When special commit­ your dernod old scow. This is only a big
tees have the right of way, and muoh of freshet anyhow.” As Lincoln ¿rew more
PHILADELPHIA,
the remaining time will be consumed In radical after losing the close states in 1862
struggle« for the floor and filibustering, and Grant more eager for resumption aft­
NEW YORK.
The most effective skin purifying an«’,
so there will not be very much done of an er the “laadslide” of 1874, so It may be
beautifying «np in tbe world, ae
BOSTON
extraordinary nature.
taken for granted that Cleveland will urge
well as purest and sweetest for toilet,
Nevertheless there will be many desper­ his views isore forcibly next winter than
AND ALL POINTS EAST A SOUTH.
bath, and nursery. It is »0 because
ate struggles, and the majority will not be last.
it strikes at tbe cause of most com­
For information, limo cards, maps ano
so manageable as at the long session. It
At the close of each long session there is
plexional diaflrnrations, vis.: the
ticket«, c«ll on or write
rarely la, and t_is year the break will be the same outcry that this has been a do
CLOGGED, INFLAMED, IRJUTATlto,
A. D. CHARLTON,
worse than oommon.
Many members nothing degress; that the majority Is in­
OVEBWORKED, Of SLUGGISH PORE.
AMI. Gen. Fa». Agt.,
Portland. Oregon.
have not been renominated, and many competent; that expenses have increased
M. F. C a H8, Grant Pan«.
Sold throughout the world. PoTTEk Dauo AND
Agent for.southern Oregon. C hkm . done., «ole proprietor«, Boston. ««- ’»All more will be defeated. 80 there will be at and tho general tone of publlo life has de­
■bout the Blood,Skin,Scalp,and Hair,’’mailedfree. least 100, possibly nearly twice as many, clined, and we have the same old house
who will realize that thia is their last ses­ clerk’s bill for popular orators to make
sion. They will be frantic to rush through fun with. The impression is created that
■pedal bills and private claims left over congressmen just wallow In lemonade aud
from the long session. The re-elected rosewater, with whisky on the side, and
members will npitiraHy be moro conserva­ an army <f servitors. Some of the bills
J tive, and the oommlttee on appropriations rendered br expenses at the capital do look
will, as usual, be Inclined to oppose special­ odd. Th bp
js «tho wash account indicates
TKAVkl.kKS “MAKI A NOTk ON T.”
Jacksonville, Oregon
ties. There will be deficiencies, of course, that conL
igiviji uses about 600 towels per
and the usual fight for bigger appropria­ day , and tl t $2,500 to $8,000 per year is
CONDUCT» BY TUB
Ibis Great Railway System Con­
tions. On an average some 40,000 claims paid for la idry account. Some years ago
nects at
are filed with the oommlttee on claims of it was p/ 1 that the contract was let to
each oongress. A few hundred bills are a lady of
tlderable serein 1 standing, and
NT. PAUL Iin.i OMAHA
brought in by this committee, a few of that she
the work done for half what
TUDIES WILL BE RESUMED for BOARD-
With all transcontinental lines, giving
era aud Day Pupils In September 3.1804. them are passed at the long session, and she receh
direct and swift communica-
The r<
on the rest comes the fight at the short
i also Indicates that soap,
tion to ail
The course of study In this institution is OM.
sponges, 1 bs brushes, oologne, bay rum
thorough, embracing all the branches be.ong
A few other bills-are for crying neces­ and sciss
jc bought in enormous quan
Eastern and Southern Polnta
ing to a first-class education. Languages,
item of “oorset laces’’ always
drawing and vocai lessons In class being sities. Thai for a new publlo printing titles.
AND is TH«
included in the English oourae, form no extra office, for lnstanoe, ought not to be de­ creates .
c fun, and tho rural orator
charge.
points o, be particular members who
ONLY LINE RUNNING
Young ladles w sblngto follow the higher layed one hour. The present building Is a
art course or musical course are afforded dally menaoe of death to every one in and wear them At a matter of fact, they are
ELECTRIC LIGHTED
special facilities in each.
about it. Yet the long standing quarrel used for fa «ming together the successive
The usual modification Is made when more
AMD
than one of the same famllFattend the Acad­ about the site has assumed the form of a numbers o Tho Congressional Record and
difference between senate and house, as other puh cations which members keep
emy at the same time.
8TEAM HEATED
There will also be attached to the Academy such things are sure to do if kept up long on their defcs for ready reference. Pocket­
a «lay school for boys in a separate building.
enough. With tho prevalent bitterness knives are bought sufficient to supply
Vratlbuled trains of Elegant
Jacksonville Is conceded to be the most
healthy place in Southern Oregon and easy of there is too much reason to fear that the 5,000 men. The member can get them at
of access. Hogue River Valley Railway Co.’s provision for a new printing office will go cost from be stationery clerk, and the
SLEKI’INO.
trains run within a block of the Convent.
over to the Fifty-fourth congress. The rural cunstiuent calling on his represent­
For further particulars address the
PA RLOR.
Manderson award, giving damages in ative usuaiy receives one as a present.
SUPERIORESS,
Jacksonville, Or.
lump sums to those who suffered in the Each membr is allowed $125 per year for
DINING
collapse of the old Ford's theater building, stationery, Did if he draws less he takes
used as a government office, ought by ail the cash, there have been many cast s
means to have been enacted Into a law at where nicnbers used each less than $5
BUFFET < ’ARS
the last session. Yet it may go over to worth and tick cash for the remainder.
Some neverase the oongress paper at all,
the next congress.
WITH
with no printed heading.
Foreign affaire will ba of more interest but buy
The oost > burying a member is ordi­
FREE RECLINING CMAIR3;
than for some time past. When the Fifty-
third congress met, and for eight months narily abou 1,500, paid for tho fare of the
Making Its service second to none In the
thereafter, there was absolute peace escort part, to his homo and back and
World.
Tlcaeta are on sale ml all prominent rail­
throughout the world, for the first time their «xf^Nten route. The burial of Vie«-
road ticket office«*. .
'^-•ndricks cost the house $1,437
sinoe the beginning of Christendom. Last
For further Intonnatlon ask the nearest
J4ttlt^TOr.$4,000. Charge»
summer not only was there a worldwide
road agent, or addreaM
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON.
C. J. EDDY, General Agent,
« -persOTi^seHIces for tho
peace, but so far as the congTessionl^^^
J. w. C a SEY, Trav. Pnaa Agt.
tjhe route to and from In-
could see there was no sign of early trou­
PUHTLAND.
inted to $84 per day. The
Orders for Hacks, Buggies and Riding ble. Hawaii was the only region the ad­ diati
Horses promptly attended to.
when a member from the
ministration and opposition factions oould ■tor?
nort.
burled se oral years ago
feeding done at reasonable rate*.
Best of have fun about. The world has got bravely
telegraphed ahead: “Meet
care will be used to prevent, accidents, but over its stagnation. The opposition will one
If so be rure and see that your ticket
' pot with four cases cham-
will be responsible for none should they occur now fall fiercely upon the president and us a
reads via
.i whisky, four boxes
Secretary Gresham for waiting on Great pagi
W 111 refuse to do livery work on credit.
0 pounds 1 of ice. The corpse
Britain in the matter of changed relations part
1] These are items for the
with Japan, fortheir proposal to withdraw is de.
o have fun with, but let
influence in Samoa, for not being more run
jgihe that cemgressmen will
aggressive in dealing with Canada and for no i
at in this abort session. When
divers alleged laches in Central America won
Teel that our capital is by far
and elsewhere. Chairman McCreary will It Is
legislative building in the
have more lively work to do in defense of the
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set 4 inches long, covering four
the president, and Mr Boutelle will have
>ntabling over 1,000 rooms, the
several new points for his annual speech
CHICAGO,
8TOCKTON, CAL.
bill i
ing care of it and paying sal
on the navy.
the members and employee»
The whole matter of reciprocity will aries
horough instruction andpraoti -
ST. PAUL,
L It is only 8 cents a year for
cal Dril! in all English Branches. A Com- come up de novo and have to be dealt with seem
niblete Busi netti Course. Normal Training substantially on a new basis. Spain, Ger­ each
of the nation, and we love to
MINNEAPOLIS for Teacners" Ci rtiticates a Specialty.
yur lawmakers aro well fixed,
many, Brazil and Hawaii will each present think
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Th.
tl be this winter about the usu-
TWENTY YEARS’ SUCCESSFUL EXPERI­ us a different problem. The first is affect­
ENCE.
1 silver, and if Mr. Walker of
ed by our new tariff end now gains little al rat
OMAHA RAILWAYS.
fits succeeds in getting his
or no special advantage as a 1 eturn,for ad­ Masw
TBHMS O» TUITION,
islon bill” for a general cur
mitting our flour to Cuba; tho second “comj
One Month, tn advance,...
THIS IH TH!
n before the house the discus
kicks viciously at our special or differen­ rency
Three Months, In advance,
Months. In advance....
n will be well worth hearing,
tial tax on its bountled sugar and may re­ sion t
DR EAT SHORT LINE Six
One Year. In advance.......
lose able measures from Mr.
taliate by again excluding the American As to »
■ITW1UI
hog; the third has given notice of intention Hatch’ c nmittee on agriculture and all
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
to terminate the existing arrangement, and those tl. for educat’on and labor—bills
Shorthand, Typewriting and Telegraphy
DIT CUTI I.
with her Hawaii and possibly other coun­ drawn 1 . so much care and the subject
Extra.
tries'
matters must be readjusted to fit of bo nt prayers—well, most of them
ST PAUL
our new tariff.
Of course this measure have btii lit to sleep for this congress.
itself will show defects by a few months' They wl, jppear in the next probably, as
CHICAGO
operation—has already shown them in­ they ha^ ,ni ach congress for, lo, these
deed—which must be remedied, and means many y« araf The bankers have recently
And all Points Kast and
must be voted for collecting the income met at Baltimore and prepared a bill for
WITHOUT COST
South
tax. The sugar growers are now suing oongress to ass, the chief provision of
We will send you by mail post-paid one in the oourts for tho bounty on this year’s which is thattio more bonds are to be de­
Their Ma«nltlcsnt Track, Peerless Vestibuled
small evergreen tree adapted to your climate, crop and will besiege congress, of course, posited, but ach bank issue notes to the
Dimn« and Bleeping Car Trains
wltb Instructions tor planting and caring for
and Motto:
It, together with our complete list of Nursery for special relief. And then there are the amount of on-haif or three-fourths of its
“ALWAYS ON TIME’’
•took. If you will cut out this advertisement, so called “popgun bills.’’ So the tariff paid up capltl and the government guar­
Have Niven this-road a national reputation mark on it the name of this paper, and tell ' will still be a tolerably live issue.
antee said nobs. If any man should dream
All clasra ot passenger» carried on the vest! how many and what kind of trees and plants
It is taken for granted that the regular that thia ooiqress will listen patiently to
buled trains without extracharge. Ship your you would like to pnrehase, and when you
freight and travel over _________________
this faiunus line. i ' All
All wish to piantthem.
appropriation bills will slip through with such a proportion, that man should take
Call on
Ant.
We will quote you lower pj-iceson the stock very little friction, as everything is in salts In the naming and consult a physi­
ag. nt« have tickets. C21
zz W. Adama, ±_7.
you want than have ever Deen offered you.
N. P. Hailway, or
good shape for them. The Indian business cian at once.
F. C. SAVAGE.
Write at once.
W.H. MEAD,
Senator Mirgan will make his usual
Trav.
and P. -----
A»t.
of
the nation was settled at the long ses­
Gen. Agent.
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EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
848 Waanlngton Street, Portland. Oregon.
sion, so far as that business can bo perma­ effort to get favorable consideration for
Evergreen, Door Co., Wis. nently settled. All the tribes were located his Nlcaragui canal bill, the chief feature
where they want to remain; ail the reser­ of which is tikt the government guarantee
vations given up were provisionally dis­ the interfit 01 the company’s bonds to the
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posed of, and there is really i othing par­ amount of $8', 000,000 or thereabouts, but
ticular to do in that line. Many of the otherwisethecanal is to be a private en­
military posts lately in tho Indian coun­ terprise. In «ther words, the oompany is
try are discontinued, and it in the avowed to take n< rlsi of loss and mako as much
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policy of the government to station the as it can. It is claimed that by this guar­
HE PLAT OF VALLEY VIEW ADDITION regular army near the great cities. Gen­ antee tbosompany will be able to market
to Jacksonville having been nied in the
county Recorder's office. those desiring to eral Schofield, in his last report before re­ 8 per oenlboiris at par. How long it will
purchase lots in this desirable locationcan do tiring from the head of the army, repeats take to bing members from the failing
Express Train. Leave 1 ortland Daily.
so by calling on t ee undersigned at his office with more than the usual emphasis the states to be support of such a measure as
I
North.
in
Jacksonville.
S «uth
I
Perfect title guaranteed and sales made a old recommendation for a larger establish­ that will probably be learned about the
-15 e m Leave Portland Arrive! 8:2U a . M- favorable rates.
ment, but it is as certain as anything in time we ttlve the long standing conun­
•ISA. Mi Leave
Medford
Leave I 5:05 a . m .
H. K. HANNA, Agent.
legislation can be that this congress will drum as t the assault on Mr. William Pat­
"I i i mi Arrive San Francis 0 l.eavel 7:00 P.M
terson.
not
heed him.
Above trains atop at all stations from
Of corse there will be a flood of bills
It is a safe prediction that the scenes at
Pc.rtiaud to All«"' nclu.lve; also Tangeut,
Khcdds, Halsey, Harrisburg. Junction, Ore­
the opening of the session will be lees to regulae everything and investigate ev­
gon City, Irving. Eugene and all stations
rather than more exciting than usual at the erybody. Present appearances indicate
from Rusebuittto Ashland Inclusive.
short session. There will be heaps of flow­ that thills to be the hardest winter on
ROSEBURG MAIL DAILY:
ers on the desks of favorites, cheers for railroads since 1874, and their enemies
LSAVB:
AKHlVk:
members who come back with increased will lltmlly catch them in the gate.
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Portland.......... 8:30 A. M.I Roseburg. ...&:&0r. m .
majorities, notably Tom Reed, Boutelle et About II great railroads are already in
Kmeburg .. . 7:00 a . m . I Portland
IiSOP. M.
al., and chaffing for the defeated, but there the handlof reoeivere appointed by United
MACHINIST.
are no officers to elect, no committees to States cotta, and by the latest construc­
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE.
Having located in Jacksonville, is prepared to appoint, and business will be aa if congress tion of lw this puts them under the pro­
do workln his line erecting machinery, lining
tection of the United States army in case
up engines and general overhauling and re-| had but adjourned overnight unless it
pairing of plants saw-mill, quartz-mills, etc. « has to wait for the president’s message. of strikeland riots. All this will give a
AND SECOND CLASS SLEEPING CAR»
The new rules will greatly facilitate busi­ fine opemg for heated discussion, and
on all through Trains.
ness. The Democrats hated to adopt them, only the bortness of the wiesion will re­
but the majority can no longer get oa strain it. To sum up, the regular appro­
wkst sinn division ,
without them. The bouse is now too large priation His, plans to reorganize the cur­
X KT vr K KN roKTLANDKCOKV ALLIS
and heterogeneous a body to go on the old rency, foitgn affairs, investigations and
MAILT HAINS DAILY fBXCkPTSUMPAY.')
very genial legislation will form the
system.
3Ü A M i Leave
Portland Arrive! ñ:;« p. M.
Perhaps the greatest debate will be on business < the short session. Its fun and
1:15 V. M.lArrlv5 Corvallis Leave] 1:00 p . m .
the bill or bills proposed for settling the fighting Mil oome from the propositions
At Albany and Corva.ua connect with train
Pacific railwav indebtedness to the gov- on railroAs and canals, the pressure to
of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
have claloi allowed, the demands for spe­
DAILY EX PK«SB TRAINS < SXUkrT atTNDAT.I
cial leglsitioii and the tail end of the
Bnaklen's Arnica Balsa«
i W r M?Leave
Portland Arnve,»aaA. M
long t'*»"discussion.
J. H. B kadml
p. M.lArrive McMinnville Leave! 5:1» a. m
FARM FOR SALE.
The best salve in the world for Cuts, Brul-
THROUGH TICKETS
es, Sores, Ulcers, Balt Rheum, Fever Sores,
HE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE
To all points tn the Eastern States, Canada
own lets in Isb’s addition to Medford, Tetters, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns
and E".rope can be obtained at lowest rates
and also farming land adjoining and near to and
[
all Skin Eruptions, and positive cure
from W. V. Lippincott. Agent. Medford.
Medford. Oregon. For further particulars ad­
tilgest of alt in leavening
U. KOEHLER,
t. P. BOOBM8,
dress to Jackeon vi lie post-office or call on me | of Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaran­
.Manager.
Ast.G. F. A P. Ag't.
my residence od the Jacksonville-Medford teed.
Stngth.-V.
S. Government Report.
Porthml, Or.
wagon-road
MR». 8 E. 1BH,
R
I
C. F. LEWIS.
ting in probate, administrator of the estate of
J C. Durkee deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
iiuested to settle the same innneuiately, and
those baving claims against the i-atate will
present them to me at my office in Jack­
sonville. Jackson county. Oreiron, with
the proper vouchers, within six months from
th«« first publication of this notice
Dated Nov. 28, 1894.
W. M. OOLV1G,
Administrator of the estate oi J.C. Dur­
kee deceased
FACTS ABOUT FERTILIZERS.
Their Principal Sources — The Cheapest
Form In Which to Purchase Them.
The cheapest form in which to buy
commercial fertilizers is an important
question, aud intelligent farmers will be
interested in the following, from Amer­
ican Agriculturist, bearing on the sub­
ject: Of materials furnishing phosphoric
acid, South Carolina and Florida rock
phosphate and bones are the most large­
ly used. Th«, rock phosphate contains
about 60 per oent of phosphate of lime,
which is about the same as is contained
in bones. When this rock is ground fine
and treated with sulphuric acid, it re­
solves itself into two substances. One
is a soluble phosphate of lime called su­
perphosphate; the other is sulphate of
lime—that is, gypsum, or land plaster.
These two substances cannot well be
separated, so they are sold together un­
der the name of superphosphate. This
usually contains 14 per cent of soluble
phosphoric acid and can be bought for
from $15 to $18 per tou, making the
phosphorio acid cost from 5 to
cents
per pound.
Ground bone or bonemeal contains
about 23 per cent of phosphoric acid in
an insoluble condition. It also contains
about 4 per cent of nitrogen, also insolu­
ble. Both the phosphoric acid and ni­
trogen become available as plant food by
chemical action in the soil. The rapid­
ity with which these changes take place
largely depends upon the fineness of the
bonemeal. Calling the phosphorio acid
in the fine bonemeal worth 4% cents
per pound and the nitrogen worth 15
cents per pound, bonemeal is worth
$32.70 per ton. Another source of phos­
phoric acid is a phosphate of lime pro­
duced as a product in the manufacture
of steel. It is called by various names,
among which aro “Thomas slag” and
“odorless phosphate.” This phosphate
contains about 20 per cent of phosphoric
acid in a condition that is insoluble in
water, but when ground very fine soon
becomes available to the plants. This
is particularly true on low or mucky
ground. It is claimed that phosphoric
acid in this form is more easily taken
up by the plants than in the form in
which it occurs in bones. Calling the
prosphoric acid in this phosphate worth
4% cents per pound, its value is $18
per ton.
The principal sources of nitrogen are
nitrate of soda, sulphate of ammonia,
dried blood, tankago and yard manure.
Nitrate of soda contains about 16 per
cent of nitrogen, or from 310 to 320
pounds a ton. As a ton of nitrate of soda
nan be bought for $46 or $47, nitrogen in
this form costs 15 cents per pound. Sul­
phate of ammonia contains about 20 per
cent, or 400 pounds per ton. It costs $70
per ton, which makes nitrogen in this
form cost 17J£ cents per pound. The
■»mount of nitrogen in dried blood is
somewhat variable, 10 per cent being, I
think, about the average. The prices are
also variable. If it contains 10 per cent
of nitrogen, there would be 200 pounds
per ton, which, at 15 cents per pound,
would mako the blood worth $30 per
ton. Potash can be bought in the form
of muriate of potash, which contains 50
per cent actual potash, for about 4tg
cents per pound. Iu the form of “high
grade” sulphate of potash it costs 5%
cents per pound.
Administratrix’s Notice
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
ROYA, Baking Powder,
In the matterot th estate of E. Jacobs, de­
ceased.
Woman’s Friend
is hereby given thaf the
undersigned has been appointed by I he
N otice
county court of Jackson county, Oregon
So successful and de’igbtful have been
the effects of “ Moore’s Revealed
Remedy ” upon the delicate ailment
ot womankind,
that this
wontleriul
Remedy has been called “ Woman’s
Friend.”
M oore 'S R evealed
R emedy .
In a few doses shows womankind its
peculiar virtues for their ailments. Its
effects are.gentler soothing and uniform­
ly successful.
Hundreds of testimonials from ladies
success.
SNT
Executrix’s Notice.
In tbe County Court ot the State of Oregon,
County of Jackson.
In the matter of tbe estate or Roland Pryce,
deoeaaed.
Sold by all Druggists.
is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed bv the
N otice
county court of Jackson county, Oregon, sit­
THE GENUINE
W. Smith Grubber and Stump Fuller
Patents date June 8,1RÖ9, May 23,1871, A ugu»«
12,1871, July 16,1872. May 29. 1883, August 10,
1883, January 22, 1884, April 15, 1884, May 21,
1883, May 26,1886. August 3, 1886, November 9,
1886, March 31,1891. August 18,1891, November
28, 1893, March 13, 1894. Also patented in Can­
ada. Other patents pending. These patents
covers all torma.of the machine
ting ill probate, executrix, under the will, of
the estate of Roland Pryce, deceased. All
persons having claims against the estate will
Sresent them to the und« rsignea at her rmi-
ence near Gold Hill, Oregon, or at the law
office of W. 1. Vawter, Medford, Oregon, with
proper vouchers attached, within six months
from the first publication of this notice.
Dated Nov. 29.1894.
MARY A. PRYCE,
Executrix of the estate of Roland Pryce, de­
ceased.
W. 1. V awteii . Attorney.
Notice ot Final Settlement.
In the County Court of Jackson County, State
of Oregon.
In the matter of the estate oi Rufus
North, deceased.
otice is hereby given that the
undersigned, administrator of llie estate
of Hufus North, deceasi-d. lias filial in the
aliove entitled court file final account assueb
adr-inistrator and petition for dlscliarg«*,
and that by order of said court Tues­
day. tbe 8th day <«f January, A. 0 1895. at 1U
o'clock, A. M.. is appointed for the hearing
thereof.
All perHons interested In said
estate are hereby notified to appear on or be­
fore said daj arid tile In said court objections
if any there be to said account.
Published by order of Hon. J. R. Nell, judge
of said court.
J. F. WHITE.
Administrator of the estate of Rufus North
deceased.
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Portable House For Poultry.
Notice of Final Settlement
lu the County Court ol the State o( Oregon,
for the County oi Jackson.
in the matter of the estate of Chas. Offen«
btech er,d eceased.
is hereby given that the
administratrix of the estateof Chas.Offeu-
N otick
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as such administratrix, an«l l>, ord<-r of ■■
Court Tu<»day. January 8.1895, at Die hoiirdF
10 o'clock A. M„ is set for hearing thereof. All
persons interested are hereby notified to ap­
pear and file his or her objections to said ac­
count 011 or before said day.
Pulilished by order ot Hon. J. R. Nell,Judge
of said court.
Dated Nov. 6, 1894.
MAMIE VENABLE,
Administratrix of «aid «»late.
Wil. OoLVia, Attorney.
Petition for Liquor License
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To tbe Honorable Judge and County Com-
mlss'oners ol Jackson County, state of
Oregon.
E. THE UNDERSIGNED, YOUR PET1-
tloners, legal voters of Gold Hill district*
beg your honorable body to grant a lloenae to
Hell spirituous and malt liquors in leas quan­
tity than one gallon to C. F. Young for six
months, beginning the 5th day of January.
1895, in the town of Gold H1U, Jackson County,
State of Oregon, and for granting this license
we will ever pray: J. J. Ullniann, Joseph
Phillips, Thus. E. Stanley, Wm. Smith, P.
Smith, J. H. McClendon. Wes Lewis. Joseph
Owen, Chas. N. Lambert, .lease Dodge, Wm.
Fowler. L. Bassett, H. A. Hootrn, L. Smiili,
joe Cox, liartb Signorettl, H. T. Pankey, j. D.
Moore, W. R. Noah, E. Ray, 8. V. Mi-Farr<11,
W. W. Foster. A. J. Barlow, Arthur Caidwell.
P. F. Golev, E "■'ood, C. P. Parker, w. Dun-
gey, J. w. Th .peon, J. w. Hays, I. E. Debov.
H. E. Barn hurt, J. H. Thompson.
Tbe undersigned herebv gives notice that
he will make applfca'ion to the county court
of Jackson count r, Oregon, at Its January.
1895 term, to be held al Jacksonville. Oregon,
beginning on WediK'sday, January 9.1895, for
license to sell spirituous, vinous and malt
liquors in Iras quantlth-s t nan one gallon, at
Gold H«11, Jackson county, Oregon, in accord­
ance with the above petition.
C. F. YOUNG.
Goiu Hill. Nov. 26, 1894.
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UOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TiiAT THU
R following-named settler has till'd notice ot
bis Intention to make final proof in support
of bis ciaini, and that said proor will be made
before the register and receiver, U.S. land of­
fice at Roseburg, Douglas county, Oregon, on
December 22, 1894, viz: Thomas B Goodpas­
ture. on Homestead entry No. 5470. tor the
8WW NEG,
NWU Sft’M NWJ4. Sec. 26,
twp35 S. K 3 West. He nani-.s tbe following
witnesses to pcove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of bk ,J land, viz: D. W.
Fitzgerald, F. H. Fizgerald, J. B. Dungan,
Thomas Dungan, all of Sam’s Valley, .lacksoil
county, Oregon.
K. M. VEATCH, Register.
all over tbe Coast bear witness to its
There is always more or less grain
lost in harvesting, shelled off the heads
or broken down out of reach of the reap­
er. When grain was high in price,
farmers could afford to ignore this waste
and let it seed toe land with a volunteer
crop.
But in these times every little counts,
and even the waste in the grainfields
must be picked up and utilized.
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sitting in probate,administratrix of the estate
of E. Jacoba, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quest««d to settle tbe same immediately, and
those haring claims against the estate will
present them to Geo. K. Neil, my attorney, at
his office in Jacksonville, Oregon, with tbe
proper vouchers attached, within six month«
iroin tbe first publication ot’this notice.
Dated Oct. 31,1894.
ROSALIE JACOBS,
Administratrix ot the estate of E. Jacobs,
deceased.
Notice for Publication
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Summons.
In tile Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for the County of Jacks«>n,
Chas. N. Lambert plaintiff vs. Wm. P. Jac>.l>y
defendant; civil ac lion to recover money.
To Wm. P. Jacoby, the above-named defend­
ant:
IN THE NAME OF TH ESTATE OF OREGON
I you arc hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint of the abeve plaintiff
in the above-entitled court, now on file with
the clerk of said court, within ten days from
the date of the service ot this summons upon
you, it served in Jackson county, Oregon;
but if served in any other county in tlie state
of Oregon, then within twenty «lays from tlie
date of the service of this summons upon you;
or if served on you out of the siateof Oregon,
or by publication, then by tbe fli-st day of the
ensuing April term of said court, to-wlt; th«-
1st day of April, 1895; and you are hereby no­
tified that if you fail to appearand answer
said complaint, as hereby required, the plain­
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sum of five hundred dollars, with Interest
thereon at the rate of ten per cent, per an­
num from May I, 1893, and for the sum of sev­
enty dollars attorney's fees nereln, and for
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Judge of said court, made on tbe Sth day ot
November, 18W.
WM. M. COLV1G.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Assignee's Notice of Sale
of Real Property.
In the Circuit Court of the st <te of Oreiron,
for Jackson county. In re assignment of
B. R. Kingsbury.
is hereby given that by
authority vested in me aa assignee of the
N otice
estate, of B. R. Kingsbury .an insolvent debtor.
1 will proceed to sell at public auction to rhe
highest bidder at the court-house door in
Jacksonville, Oregon, on
Saturday, December 8, 181)4,
at 2 o’clock p . M., tbe following real property,
Sold OM<-r.gi.t, no r»-ut, no ri-y: Jy. t'<’-
belonging to said estate, to-wit:
to City, VUI m ?« or Courtry.
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i'lhome, shop, store and otL<-«.
con*«
TheEUoftbe 8W^< »»nd the SW^ of the
ience nnd be«t »«dlei or? »-¡irtr;
SW^4 of Section 28. and theNE^;of the N WU
Agents make in»111 ST» to fiSO per *<$»
of
Section 33. ail in Township 219 South, of
One in u residence uieers a sale to ail '1
Range3 West of tbe Willamette Meridian in
neighbors. Fine instrument«, no toys, work
Jackson county, Oregon, containing 160 aerca;
anywhere, any diKtance. Complete, ready .0
use when shipped. Can be put up by any one
subject to two certain mortgage claims be­
never out of order, no repairing, leetaa life longing to Zachary Cameron, aggregating the
time. Warranted. A money maker. V rite
mu tn of >1500.00.
W.P. Harruon & Co.. Clark 10. Columbu«. O
Also the undivided one-third interest in
and to> water ditch and water right leading
from the west side of Applegate in Jackson
County, Oregon, on and over said real prop­
erty above described.
Terms : Cash in band at tirneof sale
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an insolvent debtor.
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