The Democratic times., December 13, 1894, Image 2

tiiiues.
APPLICABLE TO JACKSONVILLE
MINING NEWS.
*
KLAMATH COUNTY NEWS.
WHY A CHANGE IN TEXT BOOKS
The East Oregonian recently gave the
Notices for the location of placer and
Lx- Treasurer Howe’s bondsmen will ap­
The plea is made that the change of at I
parents of Pendleton tbe to!lowing bit of quartz mines, etc., for sale' at the T imes peal from tbe decision ot Jud ge Hanna.
]
least
a few school books is desirable; that
C has . N ickell , E ditor .
advke. wh ch has more than a local office.
of those now in use are “palpably In­
The shooting gallery in Castel & Tiffany’s some
’
i meaning: The parents and guardians of
Deeds, just tbe thing tor transferring warehouse is lonesome since ths boys left. 1 terior" ; and that, alter all, the change de­
THURSDAY....... DECEMBER 13,1894. . ninety five per cent, of the boys of our
Connolly a Staten ot Keno are building sired will cost the patrons ot the sohools
mining property of all kinds, at the T imes
at a rate ranging all the way from
city are open to a criticism to which i Printing House.
a saw-mill just below Cook’s upper dam on nothing,
1
an even exchange to about one-third the
! words can hardly do justice. With the
the Klamatn.
TO ADVERTISERS.
retail price. One professor even goes so
Sleuter & Swelton of Wolf creek dis-
C. W. Wilson of Langell valley andJ.B.
The TIMES hu a rlrrslaUon ot RM. the most culpable indiff-rence their boys are
trict have their placer mine in ship Faith of Lost r'.ver have returned from their tar as to say, that if every book In the state
allowed
to
roam
the
streets
at
any
hour
Urcmt Mjoyetl by aay newspaper published
were to ba changed nobody would lose a
between Portland and Marysville.California,— of night, to frequent all public places, shape and are doing good work.
trip to Rogue river valley.
cent. He furnishes no proof to support this
a distanced 7UU miles. It tberepire offers the whatever their character, and to return
The American Mining Code, standard
No clue has as yet been obtained as to remarkable statement, except that be counts
beat imlneeni« nts to advertisers. Our list is
authority on all subjects pertaining to who robb“d the Bly postofflee. He will re­ in “the superior value of new books to
pnnrlpadly «>»fir.r4 to Jneluon, Josephine ami to their several abiding places at any
second-hand.” This one may figure as high
Klamath ecwrttes. Business men should lake boor, in any condition, and we had al- mining, water-rights, etc., is kept for sale ceive a warm reception next time.
most said unquestioned. How such in­ at the T imes office
J. W. Hamakar, administrator of the Mills as bis Imagination or Interests will reach.
note of 'hit.
Educational merit of books would seem to
difference arid neglect is justified is past
Many of the placer miners are at work estate, is getting ready to soli the real prop­
be of little importance to the gentleman
T he U. 8. senate has confirmed the our comprehension. The apparent ab­ and a little more rain will supply enough erty in this county belonging thereto.
who seems so bent on a change that he has
The Kessler property will be sold soon,
nomination of J a* W. Ball as collector sence of parental solicitude for those water for practical purposes at even the
given the entire stats the benefit of hi* wide
M.
F.
Frain
having
obtained
a
decree
of
at the port o.' Yaquina. Thia ib quite objects which should be their first and dryest diggings.
experience in the way of suggestions and
foreclosure of the mortgage he has on it.
complimentary to him,as he wan bitteily foremost care is a positive menace to the
The enterprise inaugurated in Elliott- The employe of Thos. McCormick, the advice which probably originated in the
and giijuctly opposed by a number of stability oi society, as well as a reproach
creek district by Geo. W. Boggs of Taco­ Keno lumber manufacturer, who was se­ fertile brain of tke agents of one or more
both Republican«) and Democrat., chief to the fair name of our city.
Parents
publishing houses who are in the state for
ma languishes during the absence of the verely bruised by a runaway team, is getting
among whom were the Oregon seriatorn
just that, purpose, that is, to find some pli­
know, or if they do not they ought to
proprietor, which will probably not be better.
able tool to further their ends.
fruow, that the streets ef a city are,
prolonged much more.
T hk price ot wheat, which never was
We are lonesome since the Howe ease
Let us examine these prepositions a little.
under cover of darkness, the worst poe-
so low as now, is advancing in the
W. H. Bostwick, who owns 16!) acres commenced, for the boys who made Klam­ Whether the change of any book at all 1« de­
, stble places for their children. Unat­
ath Falls so lively are making Jacksonville sirable or not we do not profess to be able,
markets 0/ the world. As a great deal cf
tended and uncontrolled boys drop , of land on Binhop creek, evidently has interesting.
as some people who are not and never were
this cereal is being fed to st jek nowa­
(
some
of
tbe
richest
placer
mines
in
almost unconsciously into evil habits
Your correspondent is sorry to learn that school teachers assume to be, to judge. But
days, the visible supply mnst '.ecesearily
(
southern
Oregon
located
on
them
He
which they would shrink from under the
Frank Hale, who was recovering from a it is certain that the leading and strongest
diinio'sh correspondingly.
This fact
light of day.
Congregated under the has been working them a little lately, severe attack ot pneumonia, has had a re­ pleas for a change comes from interested
alone OMMi <mnee a considerable appre­
it not incompetent sources, and Is contra­
shadow of the buildings, they seem more and was rewarded with a prospect that lapse and is quite ill again.
ciation ot the price.
astonishes every one who has seen it.
than ever to be under tbe »pell of ‘‘the
The New Year’s edition of the Express dicted by some of the best and most trust­
Mr. B. Informs T he T imes that he has a
I will contain a number ot engravings of worthy educators of the state. Some, at
T he people of California, outside of powers of darkness,” and to develop
fair chance of selling them for a snug Klamath county scenes, among them being least, of those who urge the change of a few
the Republican bosses and their hench­ tendencies to dishonesty, profanity and
books, just a few, expect to make this the
sum.
a reproduction of Parrott’s painting of
men, ate justly incensed over the pur­ impurity in ever increasing ratio. Do
entering wedge for the change of a great
Riley Hammernlv, superintendent of Crater Lake.
pose of the Republican state committee tlie proud father and the fond mother
many or nearly all, and letters written to a
Klamath
county
has
more
lawyers
than
the
mine
in
Jump-off-Joe
district
in
to contest the election of Governor-elect profess ignorance of all this? Do they
number of persons in the state would in­
any other county In the state, population dicate that oue gentleman was very much at
Budd
It is nut likely that this outra­ doubt the tiuth of what is going on, or which he is interested with his relatives,
considered Why we are thus afflicted the sea as to just what he did want, and had but
geous at'empt to annul the will of the discredit tlie predictions as to the out­ came down this week with another
good Lord only knows. They are nearly all little if any knowledge of the subject under
$1000
During
the
30
davs
ending
Dec.
come? Let them wait and they will see
people Will raeMM.
10th they have depoe ited over $4000 of at Jacksonville n ow, however.
discussion.
to their soriow, when it is too late.
hallion with the Jackson County Bank
Ex-Treasurer Howe will not be tried for
But to return to the more important mat­
T ub Oregon State Horticultural Society
They certainly have a very valuable failing to advertise for the redemption of ter of oost, the reasoaiug for the change ad­
holds its annual lueeting at Portland on
property.
BRAND THE CLAIM AS FALSE.
county wat rants after he had $1500 of vocated is entirely untenable. Even the
the second Tueaday in January
The
funds on band, according to lew. The professor quoted admits that the cost will
Religious Appointments.
Northwest aaaukiation will meet there at world ’ s fair officials expose a pre ­
grand jury returned "not true bills” in each be about one-third the retail price of the
tender TO AN AWARD.
the same time, a ¡«ich will make a grand
Elder David Brower will hold services case.
uew books. This might amount to consider­
Chicago. III.,--------- One of the odd re­ at Talent on the first and third Sundays of
convention of Lor-iciilturists iroin the
The county will appeal the 33^ per oent. able to a poor man with a "long” family;
whole region north oi Ualbdrnia. Much sults of the World’s Fair is the claim each month; at Enterprise school-house on cases to the supreme court and have en­ but this exchange proposition is only for a
now made to awards by some who were the second Sunday, and at Lynch school gaged Col. Knight to look after its Interests. bait. The one-third price for exchauge 1B
gotxi will dunbtle-8 result therefrom.
We hope the defendants will win. as they only the worm that the sucker swallows.
not even exhibitors. Officials of the ex­ house on the fourth Sunday.
C. A. P illsbury , the Minneapolis mil position have not as yet taken final ac­
earned and were clearly entitlod to the extra In the first place, the “exchange” Is limited
There will be mass on the 3d Sunday of
ler, says: “If wheat stays under 60 tion in the matter, believing the quick
foes and would not otherwise have taken to a very short period of time, and only cap
be made at certain designated pointe in the
cents for two or three months the ad­ wit of the people will detect the spurious the month at Jacksonville at 7 o’clock and them.
Sults for injunction bava been brought by r state, two or three, say, In each county.
vance which will come will be like a claims. But to the case of a New York at Medford at 10; on the 4th Sunday at
Jacksonville at 7 o’clock and at Ashland Col. N. B. Knight, John F. and W. P. Miller, Mary ot the schools will not even be in 6es-
whirlwind. Feeding of wheat is on the
baking powder, that has been widely ad­ at 11; on all the other Sundays and on et al., against C. E. Worden, the government • sion during this period ot exchange, and
increase all over tbe land. In the
vertising an award, the attention of the holidays there will be mass at Jacksonville allotting agent, to restrain the latter from multitudes of cblldrec will not be able to
northwest wheat is being piled up in the chief of awards on agriculture has been
trespassing upon lands at F ort Klamath avail themselves ot it, and we have In mind
at 10:30 o’clock.
In
elevators throughout the country,
directed. He brands the claim of this
which they claim they acquired under the our experience here of five years ago, and
The following are Rev. R. Ennis’ ap­
the course of f »nr or five weeks this sup­ pretender as false ‘’Neither the records
swamp land act. A temporary injunction the general dissatisfaction caused by a
ply will be exhausted, when the visible of this department, nor the official cata­ pointments: He will hold services at was granted by Judge Hale.
change of books at that time, and do we
Phoenix on the first, third and fourth Sun­
want a repetition of that now at a time
supply must grow less?"
logue of the World’s Columbian.Exposi­
day mornings of each month. At Eale
when so many of our people are looking for
SAM
’
S
VALLEY
HAPPENINGS
B unko K elly , who was indicted for tion, show that thia New York company Point, on the second Sunday,morning and
the mean» to pay the daily expenses of their
the murder of Geo W. Sayres at Port­ was an exhibitor; consequently it could evening.
W. D. Cole is recovering from his recent families for the necessaries of life. No, the
At Jacksonville, on the first,
fact Is, if any changes are to be made at al),
land several mouths since, got off easily. not receive an award at the World's third and fourth Sunday evenings, and on accident.
Fair.”
Prof. Cbas. Fitzgerald Is conducting a lhe books will be bought in most cases at
The jury found him guilty of murder in
the fifth Sunday, both morning and even
Those who fairly won their honors at
lull price, and people do not get anything
night school at Antioch.
ing.
the second degree, although it was plain­
tor nothing, here or elsewhere.
tlie fair seem disposed to tieat this fraud
David
Bledlar
and
his
aged
mother
have
ly evident that he had committed a cold­
M. E. Church Directory.—Services will
Public sentiment in this state is strongly
as any other fraud should be treated.
moved
into
thoir
new
residence
on
his
home
­
blooded murder. The verdict of a jury is
against these proposed changes, and those
The Price Baking Powder Company, of be held on the 1st Sunday of each month at stead. «
one of those things which are myste­
who have the trust in charge should bo
Chicago, having received the highest Jacksonville at 11 A. M. and 7:30 p. M.; 2nd
We are informed than Jeff. Linville’s mindlul of the people’s wishes. The sim­
rious.
Xenophon Nehemiah Steeves,
Sunday at Sterling at 11 A. M. and at Jack­
award, say they are convinced their
family would prefer seeing the wheat fields ple fact is that we have good schools In Ore­
the lawyer and Kelley’s alleged accom­
sonville 7:30 p. M.; 3rd Sunday at Jackson­
claims and those of all other hoi ders of
of Oregon to the cotton fields of Texas. It Is
plice, will tie tried at once.
ville at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.; 4th Sun­ the same'way with many others who lea’e gon, aud that they compare favorably with
rightful honors, will be fully vindicated
those of other states on the Pacific coast.
day at Sterling at 11 A. M. and at Jackson­ our beautiful state.
H knatok P almer is quoted as predict­ by the public.
That the books used In our schools are
ville at 7:30 p. m . : Jacksonville prayer
luggan, our industrious road su- good stands to reason, tor good books are
ing ttiat a free silver coinage bill will
meeting Thursday evening at 7:30; song
)n8 0
Murder near Happy Camp.
>as been putting in new bridges just as essential to teachers as good^-fools
pass both houses during the present ses­
service Saturday at 7:30 P. 5 ; Sunday
's across nearly all of the streams are to the mechanic; therefore, aiy -ma­
Last
Thursday
evening
the
contractor
sion of congress and be promptly vetoed
school at 10 a . m . We invite a id give: ‘
riot. The two last winters left terial change
materially he.nefi-
“
ige will not be materiali'
logs for a mill below Hap- a cordial welcome to our servic js.
by the President.
If he is correctly re­ in furclshi
•
ii«re in a very bad oondHlon; eial to our j aphool
^v*|ho‘t
ported, he goes so far as to say that t
e a heavy expJsL. «,<• the pulita
sa.it*Toe ho rootk toHiek about hand will be
Two for the Price of One?' "*
as Cap­
house will pass the measure by an over­ • little Boot! Bar Indian-;
iS season. Borne of our pubUo- of our school children. Many of them are
From now on the N. Y. World, whic^
whelming majority. There will be also tain Billy, without any cause whatever.
citizens nave kindly volunteered to poor aud cannot afford thir extra expense,
a majority in ttie senate, but not large The dead tiiahpikhose name was William has been coming to you regularly once a bar
jvel tor some of the worst road i, as and none of them should be needlessly ob­
as not public work enough. O'.her liged to incur it. [Portland Suu.
enough to prevent the veto from beiug Bariemore, waa a highly respected and week, will come twice a week. This is in the}
s would do well to take pattern.
effective. Senator Palmer is not in the peaceable citizen. The particulars re­ line with modern progress, and is a par dis
’ helps a country better than good “A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed.”
habit of making reckless predictions, ceived state that'some of the men em­ of that large policy of advancement that No’
;ood officers and a good county paper
and it is to be presumed that he has ployed in a mining enterprise on the has made that newspaper the wonder fu
A friend advised me to try Ely’s Cream
like,
i- emi -W eekly T imes .
Klamath visited Happy Camp to pro­ the land Those wishing the Semi-Week­
balm, and after using it six weeks I believe
good reason for his opinion.
R
eadeb .
i
myself cured of catarrh. It is a most valu.
cure gum boots and coats for working in ly World and S emi -W ef . kly T imes can
able remedy.—Joseph Stewart, 634 Grand
T hkrk is no time like tlie present for the-storms then commencing. On re­ obtain both for the small sum of $3 a year
SEPHINE COUNTY ITEMS.
Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
prompt and thorough re-organization of turning alwfig the trail in single tile the The winter season is fast approaching and
N. DeLamatter expects to leave soon
My son was afllieted with catarrh; I in­
tlie Oregon Democracy. A new align­ Indian, Billy Dean, who had taken a now is the time to supply yourself with
x>na , for the benefit of her health,
duced him to try Ely’s Cream Balm and the
ment ot parties will take place as a result few drinks at Happy Camp, shot the first-class reading matter at hard-times for
name of the new postmaster of disagreeable catarrhal smell all left him.
of the recent elections
Populists of man referred to without the least warn­ prices.
tPass will soon be known. Mr. He appears as well as any one.—J. C-. Olm­
Democratic antecedents have discovered ing, the bullet from his pistol entering
Get Your Fruit Trees.
stead, Arcola, Ill.
s term expired this work.
that they have been tricked, for the Pop- tlie right temple.
He then fired two
Price of Cream Balm is fifty cents.
L.
R.
Warner
of
Medford,
agent
for
the
B
the
fellow
who
robbed
Bob
Nell
of
ulisl vote of the state in June nearly all more shots without aiming at any one
Willi* 8 creek district of a considerable
Albany
Nurseries,
whose
products
have
came from the Democratic party.
Re­ and threw the pistol into the river. He
Christmas Ball.
sum of gold-dust several mouths since, and
publican Populists generally voted the was soon taken in charge by Constable gained an extended reputation, has lately
who
was
confined
in
the
county
jail
await-
There wi 1 be a ball at Rose’s Hall on
■'raiglit Republican ticket, while those Dixon, who intends to turn him over to received a full line of goods in his line, ing trial
for the crime, took French leave of Applegate on Tuesday evening, December
of the Democratic persuasion “held the the sheriff, provided he is not lynched, consisting in part of the best and most pop­ the sharif! on Tuesday evening, between five
25, 1894. Everybody is invited to attend.
sack” and voted as they promised to. as the people down the river have been ular kinds of apple,peach and prune trees, and si o’clock. Mr. Hiatt left Brown in
Tickets, including supper and horse feed,
snail fruits of all kinds, shade and orna­
In this new alignment all the elements loud in threats of lynching. The Indian
while be went to supper, and when
$2. Music will be furnished by Orme
mental trees, etc., which may be seen at
oppoeed to the Republican party will hag a reputation for being quarrelsome
trned with his prisoner’s meal he
Bros.’ string band.
his delivery yard south of the Medford
the door open and the building
unite, and it will lie Democracy not and treacherous. He claims ttie shoot­
bank. His prices are the most reasonable.
Brown
Is
still
at
large.
Populism that will lead.
ing was accidental.—[Yieka Journal,
Call and examine for yourself.
_______
T he giant of all the telesc >pes of the Dec. 12.
Medford College Reunion,
A Chance for Hustlers.
world, tlie ifreat Y<rks instiument for
following is the programme pre-
MEDFORD SQUIBS.
We want several wide-awake canvassers
the University of Chicago, will soon be
for the rennion of the graduates
to represent the S emi -W eekly T imes in
•canning the heavens with it* immense
Pritchard,watchmaker and jeweler, Med­
¡^dents of the Medford Business
this and adjoining counties, in connection
Cyclopean eye.
The lenses were lately ford.
e, which will be held at the col­
with
the
National
Newspaper
Union.
fl islted by Alvan G. Clark of Cam­
liding on Saturday evening, Dec.
Wallace Wood made the county-seat a The work is new, popular and very profit­
bridge and have been successfully
151 h
A pleasant time is assured and a
short business visit one day this week.
able,
requiring
neither
capital
nor
previous
tested.
They are each forty inches in
gencr invitation is extended:
Mrs. W. T. Crane has returned from a experience. It is worth looking after, and
diain-ter and we glr with their uimnt-
So
School: welcome address.Prof. Bigby;
if you want a right good thing in the way
iugs 1,200 pounds. Tntee wonderful visit with her parents, Hon. G. B Van of light, pleasant and profitable employ­ reepo e, Dora Lynch; recitation. Mae John-
Sun;
ading, Ellen Bursell; instrumental
refractors «ill be fitted within a 63-foot- Riper and wife, of Ashland.
ment it will pay you to investigate at
music, Hattie Bliss; recitation, Stella Spang­
once.
There
is
money
in
it
tor
hustlers.
loug tube, winch will point like some
Mrs. W. V. Lippincott lust Wednes­
ler; sung. Prot. Rigby; declamation. M. E.
great cannon to the sky.
The object day visited her daughter, Miss Maisie, Write for full particulars to
Phillips; instrumental music,Grant Lee; read­
T he N ational C o ., St. Louis, Mo.
glass of tbs Lick Observatory telescope who is attending St. Mary’s Academy at
ing, Lsta Burch; duct.MinnieObcnchain and
Hattie Eaton; comic recitation, 8. 8. Stevens;
will be obliged to take second rank now, Jacksonville.
Special Services.
dialogue, Stells Spangler and Olive Murray;
with even its diameter o< 36 inches, and
A delegation of the Klamath county
The thank-offering service at the M. E, song, Schoo'; recitation, Lilly Dodge; read­
the new equatorial telescope at Wash, folks who are attending circuit court
church was a success, after which it was ing, Austin. Holt; comic recitation, Willie that Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, out of tlie great
ington with its 26-lnch lens must take
Jackson; music, organ and violin,W. Jackson number of similar preparations manufac­
They decided to hold a series of special meetings
fourth position among the great sky-- made us a visit Tuesday night.
and G. Lee; recitation, Clara Terrill; Bong, tured throughout tlie world, was tlie only
searchers of this globe
are a frisky combination and carried u-- for the good and salvation of the friends Mamie Isaacs; reading, Sadie Squires: comic medicine of the kind admitted at the
back to olden times.
who are so kindly interested in our church­ speech. Grant Lee; quartette; recitat on, Ella World’s Fair, Chicago? And why was it
S ince the election all the calamity
Terrf.i; instrumental music, Cora Basbtord
that, in spite cf the united efforts of the
Marshal Churchman was at Ashland work. The meetings will continue as recitation, Lucy Wyatt; reading.Hattie Bliss; manufacturers of other nreparatlons, the
organs begin to see g.-od times ahead
long as they are profitable. We earnestly recitation. Bertha Wilcox; soDg, Millie Sollss; decision of the World's Fair Directors was
“The ruinous Wilson bill,” or “Gorman one day last week, to attend the funeral
solicit the help of all Christian workers reading, Hattie Beckett; recitation, D. Holt; not reversed?
of
his
sister,
who
died
from
blood-poison
­
bill,” as they sometimes call it, has ter­
and invite everybody to attend our meet­ closing remarks. Grant Rawlings; closing
BECAUSE
rors lor them no longer
They calmly ing. She ran a sliver into her hand, that
hymn, “God Be With You Til! We Meet
ings.
W. B. M oore , P. C.
caused
a
slight
wound,
and
in
washing
a
Again.”
According to R ule 15 —“Articles i
ignore the fact that that bill is with as
that are in any way dangerous or
to stay at least two years and a half cloth which had been used in treatment
Still Kicking.
If the Baby is Cutting Teeth.
offensive, also patent medicines,
of tonsilitis the poison communicated
and more tian three years unless the
O’
My competitors are complaining because Be sure and use that old and well-tried nostrums, and empirical prepara­ o:
with her system aud eventually caused
congress to be elected in 1896 is Repub -
tions,
whose
ingredients
are
con
­
O“
I am selling goods for a very small profit, remedy, Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup
______ _______
cealed, will not be admitted to the O.
lican and is called together in extra ses­ death.
but my customers may be sure that I will for children teething. It soothes the child, Exposition,” and, therefore—
o3
sion by a Republican president, imme­
CENTRAL POINT POINTERS.
not be influenced by this, and will con­ softens the gums, allays the pain, cures
Because Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is not a
diately after bis inauguration, to repeal
tinue to do good work at reasonable prices wind colic and is the best remedy for patent medicine, not a nostrum, and not
Dr. Hinkle was on Applegate this
diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
?!
it. But if the good times now eo closely
a secret preparation.
as long as there is a living in the business.
foreseen by the calamity organs mate week, to attend a professional call.
O-
Because
its
proprietors
had
nothing
to
A. F etsch , Tailor,
Estray Notice.
The Christmas ball will be the grand­
conceal when questioned as to the for­
riahse. will a Republican congress or a
Medford, Oregon.
Strayed, from the Field farm in Sterling- mula from which it is compounded.
Republican president be elected in 1896? est event of the k.nd that ever took place
ville precinct, during the latter part of
Because it Is all that it is claimed to be
Hardly, for people will see by that time in Central Point.
Sewing Machine Supplies.
March, a bay mule, about five years old, —a Compound Concentrated Extract of
that tariff reform had nothing to do r ’b
A full assortment of needles of every
E. Pleasant is being visited by Heury
with a long, dark mane and tail, no brands Sarsaparilla, and in every sense, worthy
the panic or the depression. They will Cobb, an old acquaintance of bis in Ne­ description, oil cans, attachments, oil and
the indorsement of this most important
or other marks perceptible. A suitable re­ committee, called together for passing
se-* that freer trade is a good thing and braska .
everything pertaining to sewing machines
ward will be paid tor his return. Enquire upon the manufactured products of the
they will want to make sure of whut
It is announced that the dramatic en­ can always be found at the S. F. Variety at the T imes office for particulars.
entire world.
they have, at least, by restoring to tertainment w! ich T he T imes spoke of store in Jacksonville The best goods at
Oi
power the party that gave it to them . last week will take place on New Year's the lowest prices guaranteed.
Coming.
Calamity is what g.vethe Republicans
night
Dr.-J, W. Odgers, the Medford dentist,
Just Received.
their victory. It will not give them an­
Admitted for Exhibition 1
will make his regular visit to Jacksonville,
A
full
line
of
school
books
and
other
other. for the people cannot be fooled
which
will.be
jn
a
short
time.
Every
des
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AT
THE WORLD’S FAIR
supplies;
also
tablets,
fine
stationery,
etc.,.
again in 1896 about the cause of the
show Royal Bilking Powder at Dr. Robinson's City Drug Store, Jack- cription of work in the dental line satis­ ?.oopoo ooopj? 9/igooQ.o o oop<
panic and tl.e hard i.meaof 1893 and
I
18U4.
sonviile, Oregon.
factorily executed at reasonable rates.
superior to all others.
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Why Was It
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Jacksonville Cash Store,
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The Annie Wright Seminary.
TACOMA, WASHINGTON.
Eleventh Year.
1884.
1894.
A Boarding School for Girls,
with Superior Advantages.
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Mineral,
Railroad,
- Agricultural
U. G. PottCf, Attorney-at-Law,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
CONDUCTED BY THE
SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES
WILL BE RESUMED lor BOARD-
era and Day Pupils in Septi mb« r 3.1894.
S TUDIES
The course of study in this institution is
thorough, embracing all the branches bc.onc
ing to a first-class education. Languages
drawing and vocai lessons in class being
Incluihxi in the English course, form no extra
charge.
Young ladles w sh ngto follow the higher
art course or musical course ure afforded
Bpeclal Ianilities in each.
The usual modification !a made when more
than one of the same faintly attend the Acad-
emy
at the same time.
P. 0. APPLEGATE,
There will also lie attached to the Acad« my
a day scluKil for boys In a separate building.
Jacksonville is conc<*ded to be the most
Civil Engineer and Deputy U. S.
healthy place in Southern Ortgon and easy of
Mineral Surveyor,
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address the
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1106 C Street, N. W.,
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tural claims, and iateChief of the Mineral
Division in the General Land Office.
^“Correspondence solicited.
• UNION
ROBT. C. SMITH.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Grant’s Paas, Or«x/on.
Practices in all the courts.
onr<>e in bank building nrrtairs.
OR. J. W. GEARY,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Central Point, Oregon.
CaI16 attended to promptly, day a id night.
STABLES,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Orders for Hacks, Buggies and Riding
Horses promptly attended to.
^ceding done at reasonable rates. Best of
care will be used to prevent accidents, but
will be responsible for none should they occur
WIII refuse to do livery work on credit.
Leave
Doubtful Seeds «alone. The
best
are easy to get, and cost no
more. Ask your dealer for
FERRY’S
L SEEDS
GEO. HINES, Prop.
Notice of Final Settlement.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon
Tor the County of Jackson.
in the matter of the estate of W. J. Flippen
deceased.
fl Always the b««t. Known
otice is hereby given that the
B everywhere. F«rry'« Seed
administrator
of
the estate of W. J. Flip­
V Annual for 1894 tells you
pen. deceased has filed in the county court of
what, how, an<l when to plant. «
lackson
county,
Oregon,
his final account as
Bent Free. Get It. Address
such administrator, and by order of said court
D. M. FERRY & CO.,
Tuesday, January Sth, 1895, at the hour of 1«
Detroit Mich.
o’clock M„ 's set tor hearing thereor All
persons Interested are hereby notified u’> ao-
pear «nd tile his or her objections to said al-
con nt on or before raid day.
Published by order of Hon. J. R. Neil. Judve
of said court.
’
Dated Dec. 6. 1894.
SPEEDY and LASTING RESULTS.
. . , . , WM FLIPPEN.
- — - — —.
Administrator of said estate
1 No inconven
Sjm] ’
arnven ience. Siwple,
W. H. P akker , Attorney.
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Price 93.00 per bottle. Send 4c. for treatise.
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