The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907, October 31, 1895, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextRA1LR0A DS. Thus, 8. N MEDICAL. Oakes, Henry C. Fayne, Henry ,0. all )use. ALCL’M*» VA B. immerhin M00«5 SPOTS PRAYEH. O thou, at who«- command divine Th« raging jtorma of ocean etu.se. This wild, unrulj heart of mine Lead to thine everlasting ¡»care. This heart, that only f^els the glow That every changing passion lends, And, through its erring love, brings woe Alike upou itself and friends. PACIFIC R. R Í7 N 5 Pullman Sleeving Cars, st . pall __ ! MINNEAPOLIS \ DULUTH Woman s Friend Su snccpHPful anti dehgb i ful have batti the affect« oí “ Moore’s Kevealed Deliver it, good Lord, I pray From passions’ storm. Oh, quench the fire Of sinful lust and break the sway Of every passing vain desire, Give it, O I .ord, a changeless aim, Thut, in the contemplation blest, Forgetting doubt and fear and shame. It may at last find endless rest. —C. M. A. in Academy. HE KISSED HER TEE NORTH-WiiSTERN I I 1 i site was very pretty, and she nestled very close to me, and then—forgive me, Pauline, I hardly knew whit I was doing, and it all happened such a long time ago—then I put my arm round her waist, and slie let her head fall on my shoulder and looked up with her lips a little par ted expecting to tx> kissed. And then’— “'And then?’ Pauline repeated. “ ‘And then, Pauline, I remembered you. It seemed to me that, through the hazy white mist of the Lroken water, I saw your beautiful gray eyes looking at me sadly, reproachfully. I was ashamed aud liorrifio«!. I wished that I had never met this girl. ’ " ‘So you never kissed her after all!’ “She said it jubilantly, and I should have lied. It was the psychological mo ment for a lie. It was better that she should misjudge me than that I should give her pain. And yet it hurt mo to be misjudged, aud I protested. “ ‘Pauline, Pauline, how could I help kissing her?’ I said. 'It was wrong of me—I know it was wrong of me—to have gone so far. I hated myself for it, but bow could I draw back? What would she have thought of me if I had drawn back then? No, no, Pauline. I longed not fo kiss her, but I was obliged to. It was the penalty that I had to pay for doing wrong. Tell me, Pau)'lie, what else could I have done?’ “But Pauline knew very well what else I -onId have done. “‘You ought to have told her you were engaged to me, ’ she said. “‘Pauline, Pauline! When I Inulin my weakness and folly led her on so far that her head was resting on my shoul der, anil her mouth was waiting for u kiss, you say that I should have sudden ly turned round und told her that I was engaged to you. I conld not be so cruel. I do not believe that any man living could have been so cruel. In the begin - ning I meant to kiss her for my pleas ure, and in the end I had to kiss her as my duty. It ended there, for I wont down to Douio d’Ossola the next morn ing, aud I have never seen her since. Bat I insist, Pauline, that my duty— my solemn, sacred duty—was to kiss her then. Imagine the poor girl’s feel ings if I had drawn back from the kiss to tell her about you. ’ “But Pauline was inexorable. “ ‘You had no business to consider her feelings,’ she said, ‘when yon were engaged to me. ’ ” The story was over. My friend paused for a minute aud then said: “Thore, doesn't that prove that cir cumstances alter cases, and that women are unreasonable beings?” “Perhaps,” I answered. “But I pre fer the other moral—that long engage meats are a mistake, aud that there aie some trifles about which a man does bet ter to deceive his wife. ”—Francis Grib ble in New Budget. SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS. Grain, Ktc. W heat - Milling, 97^c^$l < 0 > ctl; No. 1 white, for ohoice. B akery ctl: brewing, 05 C70c for general offerings; 72H(&76c for best qualities. O ats — Common to fair feed, 50@>(X)o p ctl; good to choke, 8fi^75c; fancy, 8fXji85c: surprise, milling, 75(2,83c; gray. C orn — Lar«e yellow. 856>i<Dc per ctl; BUiall yellow, 8&frS0c: white, 00. E ea .\ s Pea. $1 50^1 75 per otl; pink. 91 13^ 1 25: bayo, SI 00®1 10; amali white, Si MBt 7’». large white, SI 25^1 35; butter, $1 65^1 85; Lima. S2 7*if®2 80; red, >1 65®1 75. S eeds —Rape, l^i^i'ic 1b: hamp, 3^<>4c; canary, for imported: canary. Callfor- n a. nominal; flaxseed, mustard, nom inal; alfalfa. H ay —Oat. 00^41 50 Um; wheat, >8 OO t 12 00; wheat and oat, |7 0)^10 50; alfalfa. 85 50 &7 00; barley, |5 5)^8 01; stock, f.» 0O&4 50; compressed, >6 00<&10 00. STRAW -30®50o > bale. H ops —Nominally 0®8c V for new. R ye - New. 75it82^c V ctl. D ried P eas —Niles. $i a*ki«l 50. B uckwheat —80^90c V ctl. Mill Product*. F louk —Family extra, S3 353kJ 45 pi barrel: bakers’ extra, $3 15(^3 25; superfine, S2 25'i 2 W>. B ran -From 812 50(^13 5) V ton for home product. M iddlings —Prom SI7 OOQIO so per ton. G round B arley —From S13 UqM3 50 V ton F eed C ornmeal —From S21 00^21 5) ton. C racked C orn - From S31 5oi' 22 00 ton. O1U AKE M eal —At S^0 0) > ton from mill. C ottonseed M eal S’4 ton. R ice M eal —SU 00®13 (/J f ton from mill. Various»-Cash prices for 10-lb sacks: Cracke I Wheat. 3Hc V tt>; Rye Flour. 8^c; Rye Mea’. 8c; Buckwheat Flour. 5c; Oatmeal,* 4l^5e; Oat Groats, .5c; Hominy, 4^j&4^c; Rice Flou . 7^c; Farina. 4^c; pearl Barley. Split Peas. Rolled Oats, 5c: Buckwheat Groats, 8^c; Graham Flour, 3c. Vegetables. O nions —33245c v ctl P otatoes - Early R.» \ i3",0; Chile Gar net, 50# (JOc; River Burbank». 3 >*>45c; Sal nas Burbanks. tMlftOO«-; Sweet, l r/.l' .ic ih Various—Cucumbers, 15<s2>c box; Cab bage. 66Q75c t P ctl; Summer Sipiasli, 25$40c box; Garlic, V tt<; Gr^on (’orn. 85c^Sl per box: Tomatoes, 25(&40 y box; Green Pep pers 25'<MOc N Ixix; Eggplant, 25&:i5c P box: Green Okra. 3S>$5oc y box: Green Lima Beans, 3c V ft». Fruits and Nuts. Apples 26©75c p l>ox. Bartlett Pears. l»est. 75c(fc$l: other*, 86&50c. Crabapples. 25®3T>c. Strawberries— Longworth. i5@7 per chest; ether kinds. 8. (05 00 p chest. ( urrants. 25c p drawer. Huckleberries, Sift 4c >> ft». Raspber ries. 83^5 per chest. Blackberries, $!(ft ' 5 Grapes Sweetwater and Fontainebleau. 25 <&4,'c ft crate; Muscat. :K^40c; Rose ot Peru. 2(<Z 35c. Lemons—Choice to fancy, 84 00 $ box: other qualities, $1 Limes- Mexican. $5 @5 5<J for late arrivals. D ried F ruits - New crop: Ai ricota, fancy, lie lb; choice, 9O(^c: standard. 8^0. Various—Bananas. $l-ftl 75 p bunch: Pine apples, larga, dozen; medium, $2 5 3 50; small Hawaiian, S1<<ZJ?. Old crop—Apricots, fancy, 8c; choice. 7c; standard, 5J4c. Apples, evaporated, 4^(^5Uc; sun dried, Peaches, fancy, 6’ £c; choice, jc ; standard. 4M»c; peeled in boxes, ldftlUc. Pears, fancy halves, 5c; quarters. 4J<»c; choice, 4c; standaid, :<^c. Plums, pitted, 3©lc; un pitted, l(&2c. Prunes, four sizes, 4c. Nectar ines, fancy, 6c; choice. 5c: standard, 4>$c. Figs, choice white. 3@4c; black, nominal. N uts — Almonds, softshell. 7®8c ft»; do papershell, 8®9c; do hard, 3^j5c; Walnuts, California softshell. Italic; do hard, 5^7c; do Chile. Il(ii,i2c; Brazil, 10c; Filberts. 8HOfic; Polished Pecans, 9c; Pinenuts. 2 c; Eastern Peanuts. 5)4@6c: do California, nominal- Cocoa- nuts, $5(ft/> 50 V 10i). Butter, Cheese au<l Honey. B utter —Fancy Creamery. 23<$24c y 1b ; sec onds, creamery. 20© 22c; Fancy Dairy, 2«©; 21c; good to choice, 15@17o; mixed store, nomi nal; Pickled Roll, 14^a<ivl8c; Creamery in tubs, ? h ©20 c . H oney —New crop: Comb, 10(^11^0 ?» ft»; water white, extracted, 5©»5^c; amlfer, C heese —California. V ft»: Young America, fl<a*7c; New York Cream, llÌ4P12Hi<-. B eeswax —From 24^?óc V ft». Toultry and Kgg«, P oultry - Hens, <3 oikftd 50 dozen: Broil ers, |2 0U((t2 50 for small and 82 50(^3 50 for large; Roosters, 83 5 <34 00 for old and $>3 50ifti 4 00 for young; Geese. SI 25(^2 00 a pair; Ducks. 84 00©5 00 1? dozen; Pigeons, $1 50©,l 75; Tur keys, alive, 12@13c !b. E ggs —Californian, 22(^27c dozen for ordì nary store and 27.^28c for best; ranch, 32@35c; Eastern. 2O5ì22c; fancy selected. 24c. G ame -Hare, $1 0) >> dozen: Rabbits, $1 25; Gray Geese, 82 0i)@2 50; White Geese, Tic® “I know a story,” said n.y friend, “which proves a considerable number of Reiuody has bean called “ Woman’e i great truths. ” CRON* FORKS Tc “For instance?” Friend.’* “Well, it proves that circumstances CROOKSTON alter cases, and that women are unrea WINNIPEG sonable beings, and that everything de HELENA AND pends upon the point of view. ” “Anything else?” BUTTE. “It also proves that long engagements TICK ETS are a mistake and that there are some Til ROUGH a lew doì-es s T io < b womankind its trifles about which a man docs better to ------ TO------ peculiar virtues for ib'ir vilmente. Its deceive his wife. ” CHICAGO, “It must certainly be your own story WASHINCTON, effects are gentle «nothing anduniform- if it proves all that you say,” I said. PHILADELPHIA “Why don’t yon write it out—makes ly successful book of it, for example, and call it ‘Ev NVW YORK Hundreds of testimonials front ludies ery Man His Own Don Juan?’ ” BOSTON But my friend protested. “It wasn’t quite so bad as that,” be AND ALL POINTS.CAST* SOUTH. all over the Coast bear witn.es« toits said. “I’ll tell you about it if you like For information, tim< cards, maps ano access and you caa judge. ” tickets, call on or write So I agreed to listou, and ho told lite. A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A.. 255 Morrison St., cor. 3d. Portland “Ours was a long engagement, but at S. E. C a SM, Grant’s Pass, j last we ended it. ” -U-NE HOB' I . LKbNARD. Ashland. Auenrs for southern „Oregon. “You broko it off?” “No, no, we married. It is not an un usual alternative, I believe, anti on the whole it lias turned out very well. 1 don't complain. Only there have been VIA awkward moment^. I suppose there nearly always are. Moments, for in stance, when my wife has asked me if I to the person submitting the VIA most meritorious invention ' havo ever loved before. ” during the preceding month. "There is a stereotyped answer to that WE «ECURE PATENT« FOR INVENTORS, and the question, my friend,” I interposed. object of this oiler is to en “I know. I used the cliche. I was courage persons of an inven Express Trains Leave I o.-tland Daily. tive turn of mind. At the even prepared if necessary to have the I North. H lUtll same time we wish to impress clicho printed and framed and glazed the fact that :: :: :: 8:50 p . m . Leave 1 F<r1 Im * />!>'• 8:10 a . m . and hung up in tlio bedroom. But the 12:08 m . ¡Leave- Medfojd 1« m-,:50 1». m . Ilhk A- M.'Arr'Vi’ Mi ri'neii.i > v< ;00 I’. M. Its ».he Simple matter did not end there. Pauline was always fishing for confessions. Had 1 Above trains atop Ht East PoiLand, Or Trivial Inventions euoii city. Woodburn. Salem, Tutner. M'uiun always been faithful to her during* that Jeffers hi , Albany. Albany J unction,Tangent. That Yield Fortunes long engagement in thought as well as Shadds, ‘Halsey; Harrisburg. Junction city, Irving. Kugene, Creswell, Drain and all sta —such as Do Ix>ng’s Hook act? If not, I must tell her—I must con tions from Roseburg to Ashland inclusive. and Eye, “See that Hump, ' fess. She was sure there hadn’t been “Safety Pin.” “Figs in Clo KO8EBURG4MAIL.DA1LY: ver,” “ Air Brake,” ete. anything serious, and she would forgive Almost every one conceives LEAVE:______ ARHIVK:__________ me. I mustn’t think that she wanted tc a bright idea at some time or Portland........ 8:30 A. M.|Ko«‘*bury f*- >« other. Why not put it in prac live in a fool’s paradise. ” U iseburg . Will A. M.lPurtland.... L4('P.M tical use I YOUR talents may “And do you mean to tell me that lie mi this direction. May tjSLEM PASSENGEltJDAILY make your fortune. Why not you are actually capable of believing a try! :: :: :: :: Leave Fortland Arrive|10:15 A. M woman when she says that she doesn’t Arrive Salem ¿»Leave | «:!» A. M Ep“ Write for further information and want to live in a fool’s paradise?” mention this paper. “Not now, not now. I should always ¡HNIN031AKB ON OGDEN ROUTE. use the cliches now. But I was bolder THE PRESS CLAIMS CO. then.” Philip W. Avirett, Gen. Mgr., “Moro rash, you mean. ” A N D'lSECONOXCLASSltSLEH’lNG CAEf 6i8 F Street Northwest, “More rash, then, if you prefer the - on all throuzh.Tralne. WASHINGTON, D. 0. word. You see, the truth was so very » KHT HIDE DI VIS ION, Garrick as a Manager. CJFThe responsibility of this company unimportant, and she might be imagin MAT»' EKN PORTLAND JI CO R VA LI. IN may be judged by the fact that its Many of Garrick’s actors thought ing .something so very serious. So I stock is held by nearly two thou St A! t. T HA 1HS DAILY (IXCrPTUCSDA V. )___ sand of the leading newspapers in thought that if I told her it would clear themselves in certain characters suporior 30 a . M. ILe»vp Portland Ärrivel 0’20 P. M the United States. to their manager. Barry as Romeo, the clouds away. ’ ’ 2:15 p. M. I Arrive Ueavel 1:45 P. m “You didn’t understand that women Qnin as Othello and Foote as Bayes At Albany and Corvallis connect with train ofP ugon Central x Eastern Railroad. are happier in wondering what is behind were considered by their own adherents U D AI LT « V PRKSHTRAINB(SXCSPT9UNDAT.) the clouds than in discovering definite to surpass Garrick. Mrs. Woffington’s Sir Henry Wildair p *,5_ p 7 m 7|Leave Portland Arrive|8:,:s a . m I spots upon the sun?” 7.85 P M.lArrive McMinnville Leavcl 5 5^A._M “Not then. Besides it was rather a was so much applauded that Garrick THROUGH TICKETS'F PURE RUBBER BOOTS funny story i 4 its way, and I relied on abandoned the part, and, in fact, for the Paulina’s sense of humor. She had often sake of harmony he often gave up fa To all point« tn the Enslern States, Canada Are the CHEAPEST because »nd Km*ope ean be obtained at lowest rates told mo that she had more sense of hu vorite parts to other members of the From w V. Lippincott. Agent, Medford. company. Mrs. Siddons, who acted at They are the Most Durable. mor than the averago woman.” I? KOKBLE h "1 , Manager Ast.G.fc.A “Every woman,” I insisted, “is au Drury Lane during Garrick’s last sea Port and Ore They have been used by Miner« tor over average woman in her appreciation of a son, complained that she was kept back Twenty Years. Any one who has worn them certain kind of funny story. But what through the jealousy of her niauagor. will tell you how go; <1 they ar». was the exact story that you had tc Wo entirely agree with Mr. Knight thut there could bo no foundation for such a tell?” Beware of Imitations. And he told me all about it, quoting, charge. In a description of Garrick’s last sea so far as his memory served him, the 8ee that the heels exact wort's in which he had told it tc son at Drury Lano in Smith's “Book are Etamped For a Rainy Day,” we find that in Gar his wife. “ ‘It is nothing so very terrible, Pau rick’s last nine performances Mrs. Sid The Law’s Loops. line,’ I said. ‘Such a trifle that, till dons acted six times and always in E. McNEIL, Receiver. Pennsylvania Justice—You are charg leading parts. As a manager Garrick you questioned me, I had forgotten all For Sale By All Dealers, ed with u gross outrage, sir, iu throw was liberal, and his rule was firm aud TO THE ¿bout it ’ ing e8Ks ht the distinguished lecturer, t Manufactured only by, “ ‘But you must tell me,’ she urged. just. Even Mrs. Abington, for many Colonel Brownay— ‘Oh, yes, you must tell me or I shall be years the most intractable of his sub Prisoner’s Attorney (interposing)— jects and a constant thorn in his side, afraid that it is something dreadful!’ Did I understand the court to define the was obliged to comply with his orders. ll. H. P ease .iVice-Pres’t and Manager." J “ ‘Ah I Well then, in that case I must charge as a “gross” outrage? If so, 1 GIVES^THE CHOICE’OF confess, ’ I said. ‘It was a long time ago, “Mr. Garrick and his profession,” said 73&7b FirstSt., Portland. Or when we were engaged—that summer, Johnson, “have been equally indebted move to quash the whole proceediug. Court—On what grounds? you know, when I was traveling in to each other. His profession made him Lawyer—There were but 11 dozen rich, and he made his profession respect Switzerland. I was staying for a few thrown, sir— able. ” — Athenaeum. days at the little hotel that stands be Court—The point is well taken. It is side the falls of Toea, in the Vai Far- a good sign that men restrain themselves The Orator. mazza. There w*as a girl there—n beau before transgressing the law. He might The Rev. Dr. A. D. Mayo, in a re VIA VIA tiful girl like you, dear, only in a differ even have thrown half a dozen more, cent interesting address, quoted James ent way—a sweet, helpless, cliugi rg lit but seems to have exercised wonderful DENVER SPOKANE tle thing, with a complexion like a Walker, a former president of Harvard, judgment. Discharged! — Cleveland peach in bioom, and the v try loveliest as saying, “The oration will die with Plain Dealer. OMAHA Mr. RobertC. Winthrop.” But the ora auburn hair. ’ tion in no sense died with Mr. Win Too Long. “Pauline interrupted. ’ ▲ND AND “ ‘You mean red hair. I hate it! 1 throp. What is more, the oration, we may be sure, will never die until hu it very ugly!’ sho exclaimed. ST. PAUL, The “Russel!” Compound think “My friend, that jarring note ought man nature is fundamentally different from what it is at present It is the to have warned you,” I remarked. I.OW RATEN TO ALL KANT KN CITIES. *‘I know. It frightened me, and I fashion nowadays to sneer at eloquence. One might as well sneer at music or OCEAN STEAMERS Is here to stay. Tt is the Most Eco tried to stop, but Pauline would not let poetry. Walker’s reference to Winthrop LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY & Day« nomical and Po-v-rful Engine built. me. ” was fine, considered as a compliment. And he resumed his narrative. Write us or full particulars. --FOR -- “‘I hate red hair too, as a general Taken literally, it will not hold water. Tule, because your hair is black, ’ I told It recalls an assertion made by Mr. her. ‘ But it pleased me then. You see, Howells a few years ago that the stories I was traveling quite by myself, and I had all been told. In fact, hasty gen- r PORTLAND, OREGON. was feeling lonely and was glad to find eralizorB are always with us. People are For full details call on or address: J. K. MOORE. Cold Hill. Agent. some one whom I could talk to. So I more critical than they used to be, they W. H. HURLBURT, broke the ice at dinner, and afterward are more easily bored, they have less PROPERTY FOR SALE the girl and I always chatted with each time for anything than they ever had G« l ’ i P sfb . Agent. Portland. Or before. Nevertheless the man with a other when we met. ’ T he undbksignkd offers fohsal * “‘You quite forgot to tell her that genius for oratory, the man who has to lots to suit purchaser. the following- Lady—If yon will send the parcel at I you were engaged to me, I suppose?' something to sav and who knows how (Mice, I «hall be ever indebted to yon. Five thousand acros of land in Pauline inquired. to say it—who can say it with a silver Tradin': n—Bnt our term« are cash Jackson county. “I had of course. That was the whole tongue—is a perennial. He will always ou delivery, madam.—Sheffield Tele- A stock ranch In Josephine coun command an audience.—Boston Com point of the story, and it was inartistic ty and the cattle running there. giapb- _______ ______ of Pauline to pretend to be surprised. I i_ on wealth. A Speaking Repent, r. 2000 head of good sheep. did not reproach her for that, however, Mour*. The latest thing in watches is a re 3 Hydraulic Mines and Machin but continued. Mozart had a memory for music and peater which pronounces the honra and ery. “ ‘No, dearest. If I had told her Connecting at Tacvlna Bay with the SAN for nothing else. Ou attending the papal FHANC18C. and YAQUINA BAY STEAM There wl.hlns choice property at reasona there wonld have been do confession for mass at the Sistine chape! he was great quarters, and so obviates the trouble of SHIP COMPANY’S counting necessitated by the present sys ble rates will do well to call on or atMrese you to wring from mo now. If I bad told j ly impressed with the musical service tem. M. Silvan, a Swiss watchmaker, Wm. BYBEE, her, she would never have walked out 1 end ask d for a < ‘ oj»y, bnt was told mine Jacksonville, Or is credited with having successfully with me that night to waten the moon conld lo given him, as the music was adapted Edisou's phonograph so as to j light shining on the waterfall. But sho not allowed '.o go <n*.t. He w<*iit to the A 1 and Flrst-Cla« in every respect. Sail« The Old Standard produce this ingenious result—New came, aud we sat on a rock toge ther lis from Yaquina for San Francisco about every next service, listened attentively, went York Post ______ tening to its music. Yon mutt not be 8 days. «way aud wrote down tl:e whole from Pamenfrer accommodation« unaurpaaaed. angry with me Pan lino, for I have been Th. Ideal PhMHara. t.,. i . sy. V,i.vu "Dun Gi«n.«iitii * was sorry ever sine«. You mnttr rather pity CUMMINCS IA FALL Props. flr*t porftamnil, there was nut time to James L. ?r*aeis, Alderman, Chicago, me for being weak. Fin- the whole air <*«»py a part for the harpacbord, so mvb : “ I .-»jrarrt Dr. Klne’s New IHsaovery i CornerW. M idlnn S Clinton St«., bait seemed full of poetry and passion, and as an Ideal ranscea for Cough«. Cot t, and block Went ot the Union Depot. ■Inzart ecu<lu<t«'d the entire opera, Lung Complain*«, having need It in my I « l oot three hours long, and played a family for the last live yeais, to the exeln ' CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. Bucklen's Arnica'Salve. ■ ' . psiehord accompnniue'i/ to the .-»aigs slon of physician's prescriptions or other Fare from Albany or point« weat to Fam T bb B ist S ai . vb tn tbs world for Cota, ;uid I'horuMe Without a note of tuuaio preparations." Franclscv, Bev. John Burtrus. Keoltnk. Iowa, writ»« : j "1 have been a minister of the Methodist <Mbin.................................................................. |i2 ro Bruises. Sores,Uleer», Salt Rheim, Fever i to asaiet hia memory. Steerage.................................................. fl GO Bores. Tetter. Chapped Bands, , •tilblsins, Episcopal Church tor So years or more, and Cabin, round trip, good 80 day«................... 18 QU have never found anything so beneflcUt or For SalIItqr Day« apply to Coras and III Bkln Eruptions, and , oeillve. U. S. Gov't Reports that gave me ranb vpeedy relief a, Dr. King's H. L. WALDEN Arc t Albany, Or. ly «area Piles, or no pay reqatrrd. It is Edwin Ston*,^?«VrC,a^'o?Viui«, Or. Discovery.” Trv this Ideel Cough thaw Riyal Baking PvwOer New guaranteed to give perfeet satlsfaetl ■ O’ Remedy now. Trial Bolllsa tree at Dr. J. Corvallls.Or. money refunded. Price 23 «eats ■ . W. Robinson's Drug More. ut womankind. that tuia wordnu FARCO /_ _ _ ( M oore ’ s R evealed R emedy . East and South THE SHASTA ROUTE SOUTHERN PACIFIC. pioo.oo { J Given Away $ S Every Month * \t o I i t i $ BüLL-rAN BÜFFEL SLEEPERS? s ; Í o CRACK PROOF” Q.R.»N E - A Së- T TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTES GREAT UNION NORTHERN RY.h PACIFIC RY. MINNEAPOLIS KANSAS CITY SAN FRANCISCO. e L.1NE. — — 1HE------ CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS The Massillon Engine 2 Thresher Co. Yaquina Bay Route, ... Steamship “FARALLON ”... GAULT SHOUSE, Shortest Route between the... Willamette Valley and California. #«4.00 poi* T>ity 77>e Administrator’s Notice. lathe matter arthe estate otT.H. Wbetplr, deceased. N otice is hem bat given that the undersigned nas been appointed by the county court of Jackson county, Oregon, ait. J*,lF.l,U>rob*te.«Mlniiniiitrator of the estate of T. H. wbelplv, deceased. All persona having claim« against the estate are required to present them to me at Talent, Oregon, with the nroper vouchers attached, within six months after this date A . ! . a. a Ah A8 HELMS, Administrator of the estate of T.H. Whelp. ly, deceased. Dated October 24. 1895. — AND — OMAHA RAILWAYS. Notice for Publication. U. S. L and Ornes, Roseburg Or.. » Bepttmber 30,1885.1 THIS IS THE ir hereby given that the GREAT SHORT LINE N otice following-named settler has flleu notice ol BETWEEN DULUTH, ST. PAUL, CHICAGO And all Points East & South. elr Magnificent Track, Peerlerui VceGbulod Dining aud Sleeping Car Trains and Motto: ‘ALWAYS ON TIME” Have given this road a national reputation All clauses ot passengers carried ontheviBtl buled trains without extra charge. Shipyour freight and travel ever this famous line. All agents have tickets. Cal! ou W. Adams. Agt. N. P. Railway, or W.H 4E.W, F C. SAVAGE, Gm. Agent. Trav. F. and P. Agt. 248 Wast insrlon Street Portland Oregon. $1800.00 GIVEN AWAY TO INVENTORS. $150.00 every month given away to any one who ap plies through us for the most meritorious patent duriug the month preceding. We secure the best patents for onr clients, and the object of this offer is to encourage inventors to keep track of their bright ideas. At the same time we wish to impress upon the public the feet that bls intention to make Anal proof in support of bls claim, and that said proof will be made before J. R. ;Ne!l, county judge of ackson county. Oregon, at Jacksonville. Oregon, on November II, 1895. vif: Charles Keascr, tin Hohl estead entry No. 7017, for lots 1, 2 and 3. anu theNK)4 of NEH. sec. 12, twp. 38 H., R. 3 W. He names the following witnesses tc prove his continuous residence upon and cul tivation of said land, viz- William Doud tn. Jos. Bouden. Lee Dungan, . B. Dungun, ail of Gold Hill, Oregon. R. M. VBATCH, Kegisttr. Notice For Publication. U.S. L and O ffice R oseburg . Or., i October 18, 1895.» N otice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice ot his intention to make final proof in support of his claini.and that:said proof will be made before . K. Neil, county Judge of atkstti county. Oregon, at acksonville, Oregon,on November 30, 1895. viz: James W. Mee, on homestead entry No 821, tor the NEU of SE M, section 7. W U ot SWU, 8KJ4 of SWU. sec tion 8, tp. 39 S., K. 4 W. He names the follow ing witnesses to prove his continuous resi dence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Edgar fl. Knutzen. D. W. Knutzen, John Beckner of Apr' jate, and Chas. Basey of Jacksonville, < Iregon. K. M. VEATCH, Register. IT’S THE SIMPLE, TRIVIAL INVENTIONS Petition for Liquor License. THAT YIELD FORTUNES, I To the Honorable Judge and County Cotnir.is sioners of Jackson County. State oi Oregon such as the “car-window” which can be easily slid tip and down without breaking the passenger s back, E, ’ a ME UNDERSIGNED. 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