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Newspaper Page Textj- OREGON 8EHTIHEL. jacicsonvii.li: SiTDUDAT, SEPTEMBBn 20 188-4. Notice. All indebted to DenniB fc Morgan for pomps will please call at Caro Brother's More At Phoenix and settle. Denkis & Mougan. A Peoposition. Wo will renew r proposition of four yearn ago when Garfield was elected and will agree to end the Sentinel free 'o any new subscriber for ono year if Cleveland ft elected President. Should Blaine 1) elected it will only cost the usual price, of $2.50 per year. Send a copy to your friends. An Invitation. Prof. J. W. Merr- itt of this pi act) lias been invited by the Bepubli;an State Central Com mittee to stump the State for Blaino and Lopan. Air. Merritt has not yet accepted the invitation, but we hope h will do so as he deserves rank with the ablest speakers in the State and he should not let this opportunity pass. A Change. The Rv. E. Gittnis wih hold services here to morrow morning and evening in tho M. E. Church. A new and efficient choir lias been organized with Miss Cora Linn as soloist, and assisted by Mr. Brooks. This choir will introduce sacred music of the latest publication and different to anything used hereto fore in this part of tho country. .a Public Speaking. Hon. M. C. Gttorge, Congressman from this State, will open the campaign in Jackson ville on Wednesday, 0;t. 1st, cak ing at Holt's Hall at 1 p. M. Every body is invited. Hon. J. N. Dolph, 17. S. Senator, will alss be there on October 10(h and speak at the same place on the evening of that oaj. All citizens irrespective of party, incluil ing ladies, arc most cordially invited. Blaine and Logan Clue. A Bir.ine and Logan club, numbering over eighty members at. this time, has been started in Jacksonville and an organ ization was effected last Momliiv by the eleotion of N. Langell as Presi djjnt, II. KeHey, Vica Prmdent, F. Krause, Secretary and Titos. J. Ken ney, Treasuter. A nuance commit lee, consisting of J. T. Rolo'son, J. C. McCully and Thos. Rilcj, wnsnppoint rd after which tho meeting adjourned subject to the cull of tho President. - i i .... - t - Rkmuious Itkjis Elder M. Peter con will preach ihe funeral teinion '"f the late Mrs. Rufus Cox nnd her Ue. cuaseil son at tho Mound school house Sunday morning In tho evtniug i.f that day he will preach nt Eigle Point. . . .Regular services lit the Pub olic church in this place Bex. P. X. Hl.nntimT. r.t)ifi ftt.r Ifnnn l:tti.r Bant'st Association will hold its iri uual scsniou ut Wagner cieuk church to day .... Rev. Jl. A. William i. taking a vacation and therefore tin Bounces no Sunday service .... Rev. E Git tins will hold service hern on Sunday tiext, morning and evening, in th M. E. church Rev. A. R Bickenbach will preach in the Pi:sby turiau church next Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock; also at Phoenix in the pvnninj at half-past sovon o'clock. Her. R. C. 0;lesbv will preach the funeral sermon of Franklin BrNcce. at tho Antioch school house on the 23J init., at 11 o'clocf: P. M. MuuiiERKD. Lycurgus Jackson, a brotker of Dr. Will Jackson of this pUce, and also a former resident, of our town, was murdered in Sonora not long since the picxs dip&(ches giving the. following account, of tha killing: "A messenger from tho Mexican Slate of Sonorn reports the killing of Lycurgus Jackson. On Sunday nisht Jackson, accompHiiicd by a Mexican boy, loft CuiiipnK for Sun Juan, where ha was engaged in mining. The next day tha boy returned with the iufor ntatiou that whrn twenty miles out Jackson was shot by parties in ambush, the boy making his escape under tint cover of darkness. Word was at once stint to Na:asari, Jackson's hpadquar ters, and a parly went out and brought in the remains. Jackson's watch. valued at $400, his arms, spurs and other valuables, had been taken by the assassins. Tho. murdered man was well known all over the Pacilic coast, having cniue to California in early clays." He, was a son of ex Gn-ernor Jackson of MiVouii about 54 years of ag", and was Deputy under SherHT Pyle in early times. Manv of the old -"timers will rt member him and mourn his tragic death. Abundance fob Consumers Says- tne Jjaily "jsews," Portland. If there ever was a time when green fruit, gar den truck, cerra's, etc., were ns cheap as at present it is beyond the memory of tha oldest inhabitant. Many other of the necessaries of lifo are also low, so that a bushel of wheat at the pres ent low price hardly piys the farmers, and the immense yield places the better condition coranaratively than it wus h year ago. Now is the time for the liousewifp, stable keeper nnd others to lav in their winter supply of food. With oats at 30 cents per bushel, hny 10. per ton, feed and other commodi tie equally as cheap, there need be no cause for suffering among stock the present winter. Tomatoes sell for 25 cents per box from the farmer's wagons, and all available casks, bottles and jirs should be .filled with tomato catsup. Fruits, berries, etc., have been unusu ally cheap th's season, and no doubt many kinds of- preserves graco the pantry shelves in numerous households-. Many boxes of ppars, apples, prunes and plum3 are shipped eastward and coastwii daily, which shows that there is always a market for green fruit. Growers are satisfied widi this year's business, and hopo they will be as prosperous next year. Local Items- Bosh Ilsihnn&h to day. Notice Ik new advertisements. New goods at Mulltr'j posloffice store. Send that wood in at once. We need it. Frank Ennis has about recovered from his late illness. C. J. Howard of Josephine county was ir. town one day this week. W. L. Record has returned from a trip to Roseburg and the coast counties. Dr. Hinkle and W. S. Fitzgerald of Rock Point precinct were in town Thursday. Saml. Provalt of Applegate w here this week bringing in a load of lino vegetables. The Vrooman place near Berry's residence has been sold to Miss Hatlie Newbury for $800. B. F. Mil er of Sardine creek callfd this week. He is still shipping fruit to northern markets. diphtheria has again made its ap pearance in the valley but is of a milder form than before. Tho Resmes placo in Minzauitn precinct is now in charge of a bi other of Dr. DeBar, the owner. James Drum has returned from San Francisco wlicrs ha had gonetopui chase a new stock of goods. The fruit crop Is extra largn this year and largo quantities uie being shipped to Portland Ht good prices. Thos. Suee, for a long limn a rei dent of Jacksonville and Ashland, died at Seattle, YV. T., a short lime since. Michael Ilanl-y, John Hanlev C. W. Kahler, Chii. Ulrich ami "Dii Fisher aro attending the Slate Fair at SJem. Chus. P. Hughes of Klamath county accompanied by his family, aid friends and relatives hero a social visit this week. , For a good shave, bath or anything in the cigar or tobacco line give Ruslei a full. He also keeps all sons of nov elties and sells low. The Democra's (iiul Butleiites will bain it all to theinselven next week us Hourly all the Republicans will excursh to Portland Monday. Tho lady members of the dinner ceuimitire at the Pioneer ret union re mem beted us wiili a fine bequet lor which weieturn thanks. A white- eiue.il was brought from Jackass tho ether day by A. Carter who c-iuh; it in a trap. It proved a earipwty in this section. - 'SjBJrgnil 'additions; havtij.e'eii ..made 'busliyl la til mien liaid. ' Mi. G. II. Htkin-i has opened a millmeiy ami notion stoic at .Mcdfoid. Lidies nill do well to caIi on her be fore purchasing elsewhete. A. F. Sew ell, genersl ngrnt and ad juster for the Oakland Home iusur anco company, was in town on busi nets sevetal days this wic-k. " Miss Alico Dcrris of Ejgcno City and Wm. Priest of Wisconsin arrived this week and h.ivo taken chaigu of iheir di-piituieuts in our district school. Auother wateimt-lou weighing 47 pounds m left on our table thin week ny Geo. A. Juckson of Sim's valley. For size, qulity and flavor thry can't be beat. Peter Brilt has returned frgiu the Shovel creek springs in California Hiid says he is roi:si.lr;iLly improved lit health. Ho was acciitiTpsiiii-d by his sou Emit. Adam Schmilt lns just completed several orders fui soighuui kegs far ihe farmers of our valley and i.s always prepaied to do anything in the cooper- mg line. Tho riot cases in Ltu&ell valley for which tho giand jury of Kbim.nb county lound a trur lull were diMined by Judge Webster after examining the evidence. County Commissioner Rogers is re pot led veiy ill at his home, in Sam's valley Mitli fever. Jeff Linville i-, also very low so we areiufuiuied by Joseph S.itlcrlield. " Ciit Tolman came down from Ash land Thursday and the. Inst seen of hi in he was hunting the County Cler.V ollice. We nroiuUed him not to tell what was wanted. NeUon Hosmer of Foots creek made us a pleasant call Wednesday. 11- informs us that Miss Mary Cole man has just closed her school theic after a successful term. Co1. John E. Ross has been appoint ed out) of the representatives from Ore gon to the World's Exposition to l.e held at Now Orleans and he informs us that he will attend. Hon. Thos. F. L'oil', one of Urn Representatives elect ,,rom Jackson, county, has been having a severe spell f sickness but we are pleaded tore port now that he is recovering. The thres year old race nt Salem last Tuesday was on by On-co best time 2:51. Oneco and Aimnnette were tho only contestant, bnlh sired by Aitamoiit, owned by Jay Beirch. The. "Times" ns much assays that some of the D-mocrais formerly lud when tl.ey Joined the lllaine and Li gan club in other words that ihev will vote for Cleveland and onli joined the club to secure a cheap ride to Port land- Wo don't think so, us nil are men of intelligenc, done nothing un knowingly, and the assertion is a slander on their integrity. Miss Bertha Walz, a niece of the Mrs. Bitgtr and Kreuzcr, reiurr.eJ lr he.r home in Euriing'on, Iowa, this week, hiring been called back on ac count of the serious illness of her bister. A portion of the farm formerly owned by Joseph Satterlield in Sam's valley has again been transferred to that gentleman by J. G. Briscoe. Satterfield bought 1G0 aeyes paying $20 ler acre. In the locality known ns Sam's val ley nine deaths are recorded in the past nine weeks and the oldest scttlir wants to know what the matter is. Nearly all tho deaths resulted from old age, however. The Union livery stablo" property belonging to iho estate of M. Col well, deceased will be offered for sain to- 'div, by Mesrs. Wilson and Har- liongh, executors. Look for onie good bargains. We thank C. W. Logan of Ashland for two photographs lukfii by hi.n, one of tho Court House and the crowd collect"! at the Pioneer ce'ebialion and the other of Crater Lake. Both are One pictures. James Watkins was bailed out of Jul this week for tho second tiipo nud a ain breathes free air He did ini appear when wanted the first time and his bondsmen were left in the 'uich to the xtent of $400. J. W. Manning caino in from Link villn this week So visit his children who are sick with diphtheiia at the residence of Col. Maurv in the valley. Several are aflliclcd but all seemed to 1 e doing well at list accounts. Wcnk on the Red Men and Kubli b;icks lus hem' somewhat returdi-d mi account of the scarcity of bricks, but llaidiu and Hulls kiln will soon l.o burned and then work will be con tinued without interiupliun. Bdger & Maegly made nnd sold 5.472 fruit cans this season up to this time ami the senso'n is not yet ended. They slso shipped 10,000 pounds of wool last weel; and art; .-ipp-irenll? do ing a little I usiness dining hard times. Circuit Court for Klamath countt havinv ndj turned Ju-lgn Webster nnd District Attorney limit, trgelher with oil the attorneys-, luve returned huitm Tt was an pxpensi'T term on account jf the- number of criminal indictments found. Thf! well known running h-rsr "Jim Lick,-' owned by Crit Tillman of Alilntiil, won the half milo and re peat ificn at the SUto Fair bea'ing several other tinted horse-!. Jiei is one of the best horses in the Statu for that distance. slisa Ada Plvnrilt; is in charcn of Mrs. Pitiu'ri millmeiy establishment during her a'sence. Mrs-. Ptim will Quite a lirge crowd of. j;oiing'fi',lL;si Lnitiii-n itb lll-i ifMUHltPf fit 1 .1 . - " : iiym.Mi! on nciii Slav nislit of thi.s, week to celebrate tin; ISii birthday of his daughter, Mis Ada and her many friends all w-i.-hed her manv more years of health and happiness. Tho condition of M.rhil MeDmiel has improved sp that he is nlde to be on the streets- again, hut still very weaic. Ail Helms, who was acting in his stead, is imv laved up with rheu matism, nnd N. II. P,irsors is ofiieiat ing as Ci:y M.uhal for the time l.,-ing. Jerry Nmian returned from San Francisco this week having jut onler ed a new Full mid Winter stock of goods. For stvle, q.j3tit:tv, quality and price of goods he snys he is willing to compete with any mm in the town and asks customers to give him a call for bargains. All the patients in the eonnlv hos pital wore icmoved to their new home on the UeRoboani place, near town on Wednesday last. Theio are 11 pa tients in the inMitutim now, and it is hoped that, tin; change will proi; ben eficial ami shncjen the reports of good juries in the future. The married ladies of Jacksonville ...:n ..:.. r -- ... wm ivi! a i.eap if.-ir tiail soon at Veit. Sehutz's hall. 'J'he ladies will piepue. the supper which will i'iimuc .its being first class in every jnrtieu lar and the young ladies will net as floor uiaioigers nnd on general com mittee. Full pn gramme will appear next werk. The ndvertisement in Inst week's SEXTIXEL offeiing the plaee. owned liy Mrs. Xili. .kiiowiL -Hs ih.M LLthStlckx ranch, for rent, has found a i enter iii the person of a iiew-inuier just fViii Iowa. Wo will soon have to I educe our iiumeii.o circulation sn as to give the ulierti'-fmentM n clianci: to run a little longer. Ten bm-rels of liquor were sent to parties in Like and Klamath counties by thft lioguo River DU'illiiig Com pany this week. This iinlustiy h:,s couimenced bringing in lots of c in from the outside of lute nndiiswhis I :n i... .i.... .. iw-.y wm on uratiK any imv e nie glad to hear of Lvlltj & Co, (heir share of profits. getting C2ol:is oat at Out. Our ontir stock of general mereh andise, in whole or in pirt, is now for suit- at. cost with a view of a change in btiKMieso. All indebted to u are notified to call and settle without de-av- llr-AJins linos. Jacksonville, Jan. 5, 1S8I. rnoFrsioxAL. Dr. C. Lmnpprt. physic'an and surgeon, graduali; of Univer.ity L-ipsie. Gerniaiiv. Ii.ik taken rooms for present nt ihe TJ. !?. bote', where he can be cinsulte.l ,-. fessionallv at all tinier. Tile doctor comes with the inenlinn of locating permanently in Jacksonville. Al Slocnin mail agent of the "Ore. Ionian" is in town or. a visit. pure have a large j-tqek cf fill and .w.iuv JfU'J'USSX BXtdoaksividii Nobbt Clothing StYiee. xshlnnd Oregon is the place for even man nnd boy, old or voiiiil', to buy their Fall and Winter clothing itml furnishing goods because you can buy belter "nods lo.-your money nnd yoii will live lmij ny prosper, but if you gi and pay tho old fashioned prices 'for good and then get shoddy ctolhins'you are liable; to swear becuuEo you ,are cheated, eatch coin because the. goods are shoddy and will. 0eepjvou winn, anil then die, andftheflijwliat- will be come of yr.u. G 6:,tqu liSi'NolT by Cloth tore liy all ineJnsJStske; no such oIihucoI T.iilor ' sliofRja ennection. So vou can et nnvtliiu"fiou vant in the elothiii" line. Knights of PYTmpjA lodge of this order was institutedat Ashland last week by Deput30ntnil Chancellor I Martin with -27WjSrer menibets. The following are tfeRfB-Th; G. M. Wiliard, P. C ; FrankTlfas'tv, C. C ; C. C. Walker, V. Ci5llC.arencH E'l liailk. P. P.; E. B. 'MveJl. of E;J. agner, M. ofglGVo. F. Me M. Wai Connell. K. of R. -mT.lfSrriE- T. Rrt leit. M. i.f A ; a -HSVe!:MieI 1. G ; C W Wolters. Or.jSg&CfielodgH wi I be known ns GratfitgN23. -! .U.LiTe One Or MeMnBeoirs from the WesteniTD5fcoj,3fO Bush S'leet, S. F.. of tlTeTOajun.ual Kuryical Iislilute. will he-ut7'T!k AkIiIiiihI House Ashland, Or.-'Oi i --.i. i . . fJSGlh; 1SS4 Persons suffering fioni.i irseaseH of tni? spine, hip, linilisor iuh-J Kilily leforni- ll V, paralysis pTle-s.'-fiKtiila seXuul or chriiuiu diseases - shouf(iV.aynil them selves ot mis opporluuitx-t.Jietereuces iven ihi-oughout"theiU.B.i Consulta tion free jOTIcn J.'-avn. vi'urlnionpy at home l.y p.iti.-n.izriti.'ShiC-itjenterpiKi'. loll can ft lielter?,aiidlcliepcr imir- ii ii -.-. j . uewoi K ny ewoik by otllin" ni.J.G.-Whipp of :s plaeo'ih.ui by wSlLetutT tor it. , I- . r ' ti- . - e has a lirst.-Ias i.im .Ip cutler in th lie n.is a nr.-t la-.s nuc his employ and is luriiing ,out a Jatee number of tcmbstoiiesanU iiTouumeut.. '" Tho law om'ceJgeJrCrP. Prim ill hereafter 1 in if nu , i jdj jiffl 1 1 Court Hi. use Imitding.jfjoiit room, first il-or, on the left hand .sidu us you enter. FOR DYSPF.l'SIA and Liver Com plaint, you have u priu'ed gu.irantee on eveiy Imtils of Shiloh'a Vita'iz-r. It neier fails to cure. Brooks can t'uriii-ii it. HAUKMEl'A CK," a asting nnd fragrant peifume. Price 25 cents and 50 een'. For sale nt. E. C. !5rookf. SHILOIFS CATARRH RE.ME DY n positive emu for Cutarrh, Diphiheiia and C.ihkcr Mouth. Ai Brooks. ARK YOU MADIi miserable by ImligeNticn, C uistiiialiuii. Dizziness. :r.jfTnfSS.T?r.iaiiKf.rni?,riii,sA ? at-ti;i;j l -..iul" -. t "iuiiiuii .-. kyiitBiizerSis; pOjiuvfcSfcnr ;tiju-.',iL i ,e 50 cents. For salu at & C. ' nnki THE REV. H. THAYER, of Door bon, Ind., siys: "Bull mvself and wife oto cur! ve to SI 11 LOU'S CON SlJHl'JICUi JURE." Brooks keeps it. WHY WILL YOU coughl Shiloh's onrt! will givu immediate rvlief. Price 1C els. 50 cts. and 1. For sale at E. 0. Brook. CATARRH CURBED health and twett breaih secured by Shiloh s C.i lai'h Remedy. Prieis 50,cents Nasal Injector fiee. At Brooks'. CCabliuitl mstlpnl!nu Is a pioliliu source of -misery and uiHiiy ills, giving m tolleaibu-he, Dullness, IVvers N-rvouness. R-st i essiies., 1) Housings, Indigesiion, Puis oniNg of Hood, etc. Tim bitter, uau-eoiw Lier mediciiiesi iiills, slts and ilr:uigliin foruieilv Used to relieve the siilI'.-iiT. only aggravat,'. the disease and siehen the stomach. All who an "filleted in tint wuy, know the impor lanen of the remedy pleasant to tin pala'.e, Ini mlesMi.i its liiture.aiid Irulv beneficial ill its action. ' Tho trial bottles of Symp of Figs 'given away fieo of i-hiirg- by our'enterpriing IruggisiM Mi-iiiti it Robinson of Jack sonville prove ilmt it is ullrfthnt can be desiie.1. Lai go bottles "tit fifty cents or one dollar. -iej.m MAKUIS-n. WILLIAMS VANDY.ICE At Nuvh.JC, Kliill'.nlli couTjl;Sept. 17, lSS4,by Rev. Iinbitrtfjidlati. U-v. 5hA,-"ITT;rintiTP:rs"..j. Van "Xh I),!: j-." fc"P Kyli: Hakgaoixi: riVAslil.-mtl, Sepr. 17. 1SS4, A. TXJKylo and AIis Eltie lliiri-adine. wwMw.yig i I : IX Hkusto. -Tn Jj tin's valley, S'ptem ber I li boil j. 18SI, Porter Heu-iton, ned 21 ve.-,rs. ' I3itv.."ir- Mi-Maiiox. In IuchsohmIIii in i ot t . , , "i 1 , . i -j. icoi. to Dir. un i :Mr T Put. ,M.-Mi. linn ii vim 'T Settle Up! A LL PERSOXS IXDEUTiJd TO TnE XV iriJ-rs:gieJ b iiKtiujMaccnnnt are rciiitcsli-il t call and sclOp: forth with. Parties knowing liemseivc' in debted to me will do w. II to Ii3,'dthir, no ticc, as I am deicrniincil toifdrce pay. nienl where it is refused firviiegleeted. ILIIUPESn. Jscksonville, Aug. 2, lS&lf'Jj. F. BITS GiHiAPB, RACTlCs!?3-ii) WaTCHMAKEU AXIl&UVBLEIt, t'nlifDi-nia ,lSlh?y MAKES a specialty of clcanin?and re' pairing watches, anil,teck.s. 5Iy cisrss are reasonable, j Give uie. a call. NEW ADVERTISEM 1-INTS. Sumrons, r.s IECIncu, court of the i State of Oregon lor thu county of .lack.-on, Louisa I5ish platutiff, vs. Thr.s. B. B'.sh, Bclcnd.int. Suit in equity for dilutee. To Thos. 15. Bish the above named de fendant: In the name of the Stale of Oregon, you arc hereby required to appear and answer the complaint tiled against you to the above ent tied suit, in which Louise Bish is plaintiff and Thos. B, Bish detendant, on or before the first day ol the next t nn of stud Circuit Court to. wit: On the 10th day ot November 1831; and if you fail to appearand anawer, de fault will lie tnken iiiniinsl you. Anil :or want of answer the pliiintill will apply to said court f .r the jC icf iL'tnandcd in said ccmplaint, which is for a decne of said mint dissolving the 'marriage contmct existing lietwccnsiiil plaintiff ami del'cn- Idant. and for a decree zrautimr all the real anil personal property tnine )uunuii and for the costs and disbursements of this suit. Published by order of Hon. L. K. Webster, Circuit Jude, m.ulc -ept. 10, 1S84. II. KELLY. Attnrjry l'ur Pl.iin.iff. Notice. Land Office at Roscnnno On, .) Sept 10, 18S-I. Notice is hereby piv.-n that the follow, ing name I stiller has lib d notice of his intention to m:ike final proof in support nriiisclaim, and that said pro-f will be made before the clerk of Jackson county, Oregon, nt JnckMinvillr, Oregon, on Sa't nrday, Oct. 2", I8S4. viz: S. E. Isham. Pre-emption 1). S. Jfn. 7S2 for the lot I and X E 14 of X E 1-t ec. 17 T :',0 S 15 5 -'est. lie names Ilia following witness es to. prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, s-iid and, viz: lien junin .M-neh. L.Townsend, Simuel Hark ness and Win. Kicli. all of G ants Pass Jacksin cmnty, Oregmi. Al.-o at the same time and jdacc, L. Tnwnscnd, Preemption I). S. Xo 431)1 for the X W 1-1 of S E 1-1 Sec. 8 T aa S IS 5 w est. He names tha lollowing wit- ness-ss to prove his conlinur.us residence "',0?' ?il cn'.ilyatlim nt .said lam! viz: Beni-inuu Meneh, b. E. Isham Wm. Rich, !ln(, s.,mlu., iIar!:m.ts. AU f Grants P.its, Jackson county, Oregon. Wm. F. Bk.njamix, llcgistcr Notice. Lasd OrncE at Hosr.nuno, On , ) bcp. 10. 1881. f NntJcei hereby given that thu follow, ingnanud settler lias li'ed notice of his intention to mii;e lumi pmol n support j oi ins claim. :imltliit sittl proorv.ill bo made bi-lore the Judge or Cleik of Jack, son county, Oregon, at Jacksonville, Ore gon, on Saturday, Oct. 2."ith, 18S4, viz: Susan Weeks- Homestead Xo. S0: for the X W '4' ofX W 14 Sec ?,l S W 1-1 of X XV 1-1 and Y $ of S W l-l See. 27 T "A S R 1 W". He names the following wit nesses to prove Ins continuous residence up -n, and cultivation of.sdd land, viz: V. L. Johnson. Lewis Recce, John Vc Daniel and Jo..)in.i Caton all of Eagle Point, Jackson county Oregon. Wm. F. IJexjamix, Register. Tttnr 5SMT5W.1JSSSS . """ z." r . m?z OJVAAD, Agent, at" rcdroriL5r -T9s ? V Also, in .the. Kai'road addition to the tov.nir A HuPJD. Apply to 51. L. Jli-Cal .Agent, Ashland. PHOE.NIX. Apply to M. V. B. SOULE, Agent Phoenix. GOLD HI.L. Apply to 51. E. PuGUE, Agent, Gold Hill. GRANT'S PASS. Apply loS. 31. WILCOX, Agent Grant's Pass. Or to GEO. II. ANDREWS, O. & C. H. 11. Co., Portland Or. JACKSONVILLE GOGPEBAGH, Ad::m Scliniitt, Propr,, Jacksouville, - Oregon. The undersigned is now jircpared to mike anything in the line ot barrels keg, -ats or tubs, and will alsadoany kind of repairing in this line. A good assortment of suitable timber kept con- slantly on band Sorghum kegs mad to order in nu.in. lilies to suit at reduced prices. Oivu me a trial. ADaJI SCIIJIITT. Saloon Business for Sale. The undersigned offi-rs for sale the Xew Era Saloon and niiliaril Hall. This hou-c is new and Hit-el up in first-class s'yle tiirniigltMit having in use one of Hrnns wick& Ra'ke billiard tables; sizi:4x!); size of building '.' i x -10 with ollice 12 xi(i. Situation llisu; as line tr.ulc good open ing lor a live win. Ituisnn for selling, on account of oibrr hu-dncss. Will also scli the property without Ihe stock. GEO. CROSS. Phoenix, Or.. Sept. 2:lh, 1SW. .Organ for Sale. V The undrrs.gin el ofl'ers for sale on easy teims to a gooit party n (ist-class Tuber or w, I'is'ops.b ing u-iil but a few weeks. For pinii-uiars eiuniire at this office or addr.-ss the tindeisigucd at Phoenix. GEO. t ROSS. rincnix. Or., Sept. 20th, 1881. HEW MWM SHOP MEDFORD, OR., Madison Rodgcrs. Proprietor. DEALER IX HARNESS, SAD- DLES. BRIDLES, HALTERS, Etc. E-c. A Boot and Shoe Department is also attached. ("all around and enquire prices and I will promise satistaciion. Madisox Rodceiis. Jlcdfoid, Or., July 2(5, 18S4. Diss j! u lion otice. The firm of JW-it fc Chale, engaged in the saloon business in Jacksonvillo is hereby dissolved by mutual consent Raphael Mejr.it retiring. A. Chale will continue the business at the old stand and asks lor a continuance of patronage. IlAi-mixMuiiAT, A. Chaie. Jacksonville.jScpt. 11, 1884. m WiM NI1F0BD ! u'iir,;4bttllwprJccs"nnd''bneasv illli iT& -.gaa.-egTror" FILLS TORP5D B3iELG, DISORDERED L5VEH, and RflALAEiA. , , From theso sources ari30 tlirea-ionrtlis ol the diseases of tbo hmr.an reco. Thcso BymptomslndjcatotcsIrcx3Stcncc:Xo3j oi Appetite, ISottcIs costive, tilei no ad sclie, fullness after catlnjr, averaten to cscrtlon of lody or Kiln-.l, Eractalicn cf food, Irritalillltjr of ttuipcr, low cplrlts, A Icclins oflisTtng nslcctcj lame (lntjr, I)liili5cs3,llatlerla at tl)3 Heart,Uot3 bsforo ttio cj-cs,lilz!ilyoo! ored TJrlae, COKSTIPATIO.V7 and do candthouso ofarcracdytUatattadlrectlr cr.tho I.lvcr. AsaLlverrccdicluoTUTT'a I'riiLS havo no c.",ar.L 'Itislr action on tti irUneysiindSLlnlaalso Tirompt; removing all lmpurittoo ttirongli tlicac iUrco "scar enters of tho system." produeias; appe tite, sound digestion, rrjpil.ir stools, n clear sklnaadavisorousbodr. TTJTTB PII.LS canso no nanwa or cripics cor iutericra with daily wor!r and aro a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA, boiacniywh-iv,a5c. Ohi.JlMnrrnySt..K, TOTT'S HAIR DTfE. Gbat H-im on Vnisnru3 clmngcd In stnntly tofiUtoacr Eun: byaslnglo ap. I tleat'oa of tills DTC. Sotd by Preezists, c. sent by c:tprr.s3 on receipt of SI. Office, 40IUPT.V Street, Krr Yorit. TaTTS uaa3Al 0FUSfULKT-!lPT8 FEEi. Notice. ' LasoQfficc.it EosEnrrG, On. ) August S, 1SS4. f Xoiiec is hereby given t'isit the follir.v-ing-n:imcil settler lia tid notice f hi., intention in make final proof in support of his claim, and that said pniof will be mule before the Clerk o!".I:u-ks''ii reunify, Oregon, at Jacksonville. Or., on Saturday Sept. 20. 18S4, viz: Harvey Spiing-tcad Pre-empt o.i I). S Xo. .ICIT for the E o! M W if and vt . r X E if Sec. :: I T GO SHI U'tsi, He nniu.-s the follow n witnesses to i rove IiU continuous re 5 ilenceupon, and cultivation of, siid land, viz: E. IC. Andcrs':, S. !. Kobin-.ou, Ja Ilrincr. Geo. Anderson, nil of Phoenix, Oregon. Also at the same time and place, viz: George X. Anderson, Pre-emption I). S. Xo. 4(m!) lor the V f of X v I ,' Sec. 20 E ofS E If and S E f of X B ',' ec. 27T:iOSKl Vest. Ho n-imca tho fol lowing witnesses to prnvt1 Ii'h coniiuuoii-' residence upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz: Harvey Spring-lead, B. K. Anderson, S. M. Hobinsan, Janit-s Uriaer, nil of Eden. Ori'gon. 'm. F. Uexjajiik; Ecgisier. Ss-rcutiJrs' Sale. NOTPE IS IIKUEI1Y GIVEX THAT the undersigned cecu:orsof the es tate of .Michael, Col well deceased, will offer for sale to the highest biildjr. at the court houacdoor in Jacksonville, on Sa'u diy, L"cp'.esa'jir HO, 1SS1. The follnwinr valuable prop-riy belong ing to tiie estate . snil ilecwweil lo-wil: The livery btisimss in Jacks'-nvi le, with from 2 'to 5 years' lease- ofsiab;c. to. gcthcr with buggies, wagons, harness nnd teams suitable for cairving on said busi ness, including ten head ol'hors s and one line Perchcon vtnllirin. 'I he property will bi so'd as a whole or in iots to suit buyers. Terin.of sale, cash in hand. J. A WII.SOX. oLiv.Hit n.MtR vu.arr. Jacksonville Aug", 13. 18i " .J ttt?;" " V""--- In-lhe inatti-r nfllic "estito of llciiiul.i Catherine fox d ceased. VJ OTICE is hereby given tint the under. n signetl ha-i be:-:i appointcil b the County Court of Jackson county. Ore gon, sitting in Prob-ite, Adinliustritorof .tnc estate ot Jlclimhi Catheiiuc Cox, de ceased. All persons indebted to said etatc are requested to settle the same immediately, and those having el lims against the es tate will present them with the proper vouchers to the undeisigncd, residing at Eagle Point, .lackson county, Oregon, within six months trom the I'nVt publica tion of this notice. RUFUS COX, Admini-itralor of said estate. Dated Sept. (i mi. Executrix's iNotieo. In the matter "the estate of George H. Young, ileere-as-d. NOTICE is hcieby given that the under signed Iris been appointed by ihe CoiinlyCeinit of Jae-kson ci'imly, Oregon, silting in Prob He. ex e:ilri of tha estate of George II. Young, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to settle the s-imc imimeliately. anil ihnvc having claims against tiie e?tate will present" them with the prup-r voiieher.s to the tindeisigmil, lesidingat Jacksonville, Jackson county, Oregon, within six months from the li'ist publica tion of I his noiiee. ELIZI5ETH YOUNG, l-x.'cu'rix of said estate. Dated September (J, 1881. ASESSOR'3 NOTXaS VTOT1CE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT l the; Roard of E(iiali.:il ion for lb county of la.-k'on, State ot Oie-gon, will i:envciic at the tftice ol tha Couiiiy C.crk on r3caday Octcbr G, 23B&. For the iitrpo33 or publicly examining the Assissment Roll ".-iiul e'orr.ciiiig all errors in valuation, description, qualiiie-s of land, lots or other properly Slid Board will continue in s.fsion trom day to day until said ro!l has bsen duly exam ined. All pirtirs inlere-s:iil will takeelue notice, nnd govern thinisclvcs nccnrdiiig. ly. THOS. K. NICHOLSr Counlv Assessor. Little Ruttc. Srpt. 5, 1881. Settle Up.' All persons indebted to Ihe undersigned at the dale of Sept. -1st on b ok account arc requot'-il to settle Ihe s inn: lvforc the first of Octob.-r or costs will be made by placing my nn-ounti- in the handsof ai lorney lor" collection. This is the last cal.aud 1 m-.-an j u whit I say. S. P. 1'lAXXi. Jacksonville, Sept. C. 1831 Tfco r.rrn3" Gems b 1 s::cj Jlr.rchand bcpL, er.ch iycar: 116 pa-cs, 8rll J medics, with ov o.l'OO ilii:stratio:ii r holo pi turo nailery. .vcs wholc- salcpriccs direct to consume ju all goods for personal. cr fjniily u TclLshow to crJer, s.:il Gives cna' jest cf every thing you use, cut, e'rit- vcar, cr havo fan with. Thcso i:tvs b!c Looks ccn tiin i l.'urastlon gletmcl from tho irT l;ets of t!:o v.e-rM. Wo wi J mail a 0107 Free la cny nJJrcss upon receipt of tho postage 7 rents. Let us hear lrom you. l'esncclfu'.lr, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. SaT i SS3 Wata Avta . CMc -. tU. Q- rrf c,on,,'r ,l;,i' :,t ,")m" BO 1 XS O-i'Lo.iinnis worth S"i Xai' in Addn;&:Sn.Nso.N& co.,l'orl.acd,Me J IMJ Fdlaw'j Duililiiij J':c!ijpri!lf, Crtua o::ali:i: and woukeu in nx, sheet isox.coppeul-: AD Pumps, AUniCDLTUKAL IMPI.EMEXf NAILS, A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVKS HARDWARE, TINWARE, POWDER OF K7ERY DESCRIPTION Fuso and Caps, WOODEN & WILLOW WARE ROPE, NAILi, Points Oils, Yaralsii, Glass CUTLKRY. WIRE, Shot, Srasa3, Chains. oso ETC., ETC- I have sreured the services of u first, diss tn-chiintc. and am pri'in:d to do ill repairing pr.miptlv and ia superior style. In connection with the above I am re ceiving and have constantly on hand a lull and first-class stock of GHOCEHIES, d::v-coods. cum d ots, tobacio KKAUV HAtlF. CI.UTHIAG, LA SS1VA 111-:, CIIOCKKU Y, St. Evcrj-thlng sold at reasonable rates. T , , IC KUBLI. Jacksonville. 5'arch 0, 14jTt. HtliVfiiliS fifflPOBIlfSI v;- ' y- SacksbnvilioOi7Sa J0IISMILLB2. -Proprietor. DEALER IX ALL KINDS OF AGRI. cultuial implements, tools of all kinds anil a general assortment of shift hardware. He also keeps the largest slock ol, and :ili the lalest iniproi-cmeuts in GUNS AND PISTOLS, AXD A FIU.I. ASSOr.TJIEXT OF rishing Tackle, Powder, Shot. 2Jtc ALSO LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, AND ALL KINDS OF OIL. Give him a call unit examine bii stnek before making your purchases. Blymyar Hf g Go. BELLS. ZIMMERMAN FRUIT DRIERS. Vio'.orSaiVhum&Susar Hills. Ji.ii!.i i.:.M--osTir, General Agent fjr tlc I'ticifii ("oatf.' .11.1 la Str.-ct, San I'r.iurUr. Illustrated Catalogues and our Sugar hind b-jok, a v.iluible treatise on sugar cai.es ami treatment o' sugar e-ane juice-, sent free on apDlicationT Please state which catalogue you desire, and also ask for prices delivered at your nearest ail. nuil point, cither froiii factory or Si Francisco. Of cither sex r-iiailtdl to tto ror.TLxD Dusi:n:ss college Ca .-.ny wcck-ttr.r or tho year. Tho Collcp Jnnm.-J, containing Informs-- ion of tha conrso cf Etndy, rates of tuition, board, examination'!, etc., nnd cuts of plain end ornamental penmanship, free. Addrew, t. V. Ar.MSTRONG, Lock 7!ox 101. ronTLAXD, 0. ?3r Iii tcritlnrj, please mention ihU poyr. Talaon 2?rt p. :rty Tor Sale,. The mdv-isigned willing to get out of the hus'iie-ss hereby offers" his saloon in Iv.-rbyville-. Oregon", for sile. The saloon property, logellur with il.ey fixtt.roi and' all thelioe.orsa'id olhei s'ock is intruded lnthiscfTr. A Inr-ain isoffeicd. Call' on or iieivin a. ik I r.K KKISKK.JJ i Atstuyyifaiy Muiiuvill.', Oic N