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OEESON 8EHTIIEI.. JACK.SONV IIXK I Saturday, FiimrAitY 28, 1885. Bills Passed. HOUSE BILLS. The foil wing is a list of all the laws wbick were passed by the last Leglsla Inre. A majority of them are local in aaturt: N. i, by Cox, creating Morrow count. N. 2, by Bilyeii, fr additional building!, etc, to Eugene University. No. 14, by RidJIe, providing boun tits on wild animals. No. 43, by Leinenweber, creating Xbard of Immigration. No. ' 26, by Bilveu, regulating tho suhposnaing of witnesses, limiting the nomber to four. No. 32, by Roberts, to improve tli breed of cattle and hogs. No. 133, by Leincnwebar, Clatsep Gity cnarter. ,-lfo 136, by Mayo, East Portland cnarter. .- No. 210, by Craven, Indeptndenee charter. No. 215, by Chandler, Biker City charter. 'No. 186. by Smith. Forest Grove charter. -No. 167, by Story, amending Port land Fire Department law. No. 95, by Leckett, providing for a State Board of Agriculture. No. 139, by Porter, providing man ner of letting contracts for the build ing of pablic bridges. No. 134, by Beall, fixing fees of District Attorneys. No. 189, by Woodward, Sheridan charter. No. 216, by Porter, to relocate the county seal of Josephine. Ne. 117, by Watts, to prohibit car Tying concealed weapons. No. 46, by Montanye, for the pay ment of Jason Wheeler for services in the Cayute war. No. 151, by Cameron, Medford char ter. No. 184, by Bilyeu, Junction City charter. No. 172, by Lyle, Dalles City char ter. No. 65, by Bilyeu, to amend sec tions 306 and 307, chapter 28, title 1, Civil Cede. No. 102, by Black, amending the Mortgage tax law. No. 86, by Leinenweber, amending section 59, title 5, Miscellaneous Laws establishing a uniform course of in straction. No. 14, by Bourne, registry law. No. 139, by Porter.amending laws in relstioa to bridges. No. 66, by Keady, regulating the liquor traffic. n ' i 'f itin' Montanye, approprit inc 2,000 Tor a stone for the Wash ington monument. No. 115, by Gilbert, exempting fire men and ex?nspt firemen of Volunteer Departments from jury duty and road and pell tax. No. 156, by Leinenweber, to create a boatman at Astoria, with authority to serve a process. No. 88, by Cole, to define the bound ary of Columbia coucty. No. 202, by Story, to amend section 24, title 2, chapter 7. No. 129, by Kenworlhy, to amend the Fire Department laws ef East Portland. No. 8, br Lewis, authoring The Dalles to sell certain property. No. 125, by Cameron, for the relief f A W. Presley. No. 205, by Bilyeu, regulating pro ceedings in Justice Courts. No. 62, by Mayo, providing compen sation for Assessors in Multnomah county, to tako the censusyin 1885. No. 229, by Kenworthy, amending the Portland charter. No. 228, by Ways and Means Com nittee, general appropriation bill. No. 1, by Bilyeu, to make Drain Academy a State Normal Fchool. No. 47, by Cox, amending the char ter of Pendleton. "No. 143, by Burton, amending the charter of Ualsey. No. 41, by Nelson, to incorporate the town of Lafayette. No. 160, session of 1882, prohibit ing the deposit, directly or indirectly, of any fish effal or any other offal from any fish stand or other source in the Willamette river or lake, or any of thoir tributaries. This bill was vetoed- 3)T.Ghrtrnor Moody on the ground "ii'Wh was unconstitutieajTjQie representatives from" EasterrTOregon jjM&ad that the water from the lake an'd'river referred to was used for do mes'.io purpeses, and that it was being polluted by the deposit of putrid ani mal Batter. The bill was rradily passed over the Governor's veto at the beginning ot the present session. No. 142, by Gilbert, making an ap propriation of 5,000 for salaries of Commissioaers for Oregon at the World's Fair at New Orleans and for tber expenses. No. 78, by Dick, amending the charter of La Grande, Union ccunty, so as to include what is called the new town. No. 91, by Cex, providing for the building of an extension to the main building of the Penitentiary; comple tion of the hall intended for the House of Representatives; the scttion of a brick or stone wall aroand th Pent lentiary, and the completion of the State Capitol. The work is td be dose under the supervision of a Board of Commissioners, composed of tbe Gov. erner, Secretary of State and .State Treasurer, and is to be done by con tract in the order nsmed. Money for the purpose is to be raised by a one end a half mill tax, which the bill levies. No. 97. bv Cenner. ameadin: the charter of Newport, Benton county. No. 100, by Cex, amending the char ter of Weston, Umatilla county. HOUSE JOIST MEMORIALS. No. 1, making provision for lost re ceipts of Governor Chad wick et al. This allows a credit of $1038 on the judgment held by the State against Graver, Chad wick and Brown, that raueh money having been accounte4 for by the discovery of receipts which had been misplaced. No. 3, providing for the distribution and exchange of Oregon Reports with ether States. No. 1, by Leinenweber, to members of Congress, urging an appropriation for the improvement of Tillamook bay. No. 2, by Cox, to the member of Congress, urging the forfeiture of lands granted to the Northrrn Pacific Rail way Company lying in "Umatilla county. It is claimed that the rail road lands embrace a portion of tho best part of that county, and moreover, the provisions ot the grant have never been complied with, so that the land is withheld from settlement. No. 5, by. Sutton, asking Congress for an appropriation to continue work on the harbor of refuge at Port Or ford. No. 9, by Keady, urging Congrest to open the locks and canal at Oregon City to the public use. SENATE BILLS. No. 71, by Bil)eu, amending the charter of Albanv. No 116, by Siglin, amending thp charter of Empire City, Coos county, passed February 2d. No. 35, by Bilyeu, 'to appropriate lands in aid of the Yakima Railroad; passed February 2J. The bill extends the land grant from the State. No. 137, by Simon, to reduce fee in criminal cases in Multnomah county. The bill limits the fees of witnesses in the Circuit Court to 2 per day, and in the Justice Court to 150, with mileage; but no witness living within two ra'Ies of the Court to which he is summoned shall receive either fee or mileage. No. 135, by Cauthorn, making pro visien for the Agricultural College al Corvallis; passed Februarv 6th. Thi.- bill takes the college out of the jliancK of the Methodist Church and places it under control ef a State Board of Re gents. Ne. 4, by Siglin, asking Congres for a further appropriation for the im provement of Yaquina bay. No. 28, by Carlwright, to create thr county ef Gilliam, from that portioL of Wasco, north and east of the John Day river. No. 52, by Lee, Dallas charter. Nq. 23, by Prim, Jacksonville char ter. No. 76, by Bilyeu, amending the school law. No. 149, by Simon, to regulate "the manner of pleading ordinances. N. 70, by Emmet', prohibiting swine running at large. No. 103, by Voorhees. to payTerri torial warrant No. 100, in favor ef Csl..biefgr. 250 for services. No. Ill, oy"teed, loyroivlo a 8UW pilot boaft the.Columbia bar. No..njEby Hare, Hillsboro-charter. No. 112, by Burch, Amity charter. No. 134, by Davenport, Silverton charter. - No. 143, by Cauthorne, Yaquina City charter. No. 39, by Simon, mechanics' lien, giving laborers and material men lieus on buildings to secure pay. No 84, "by Simon, creating office of additional Circuit Judge for the County of Multnomah-. No. 136, br Carson, giving Portland rchoel district authority to borrow $100,000. No. 140, by Hare, fixing time .of holding Court in the fifth Judicial District. No. 139, by Prim, fixing time of holding Court in First District. No. 44, by Simon, defiuing the terms "land" and "real property." No. 47, by Dorris, to establish tize ef hop boxes. No 130, by Dorris, quieting title ts swamp lands. No. 93, by Cartwright, creating the county of Croek. Na. 48, by Simon, defining legal holidays and making bi'.ls payable the pieceding day. No. 150, by Hirsch, cutting down fees of School Clerks. No. 51, by Siglin, regulating trans fer of proceeding!) from the Cciuuty to the Circuit Court. No. 60, by Hall, cutting down fees of Sheriffs. No. 23, by Simon, amending the law of procedure in the administration of estates. Nu. 6, by Lee, amending tho char ter oF universities "and colleges. No. 80, by Hare, amending section 36, title 2, chapter 7, Miscellaneous Laws. No. 94, by Davenport, defining du ties of certain officers No. 30, by Simon, amending section 701, chapter" 8, title 3, Civil Code. No. 90, by Weatherford, appropriat ing 10,000 for fiih ladder at Oregon City. No. 35, by Prim, amending the charter of Ashland. x. No. 73, by Sbupe," amending section 5, chapter 56, Miscellaneous Lhws. No. 13, by Reed, fixing salariei of Circuit Judges at 3000 per year. No. 37, by Prim, providing a Code of Civil Procedure. No. 44, by Warren, submitting to a vote the re location of the county seat of Yamhill. No. 44, by "Weatherford, to legalize the acts of the officers of the Santiani Academy. No. 152, by Siglin, amending the charter ef Coquille City. No."62, by Lee, defining the duties of Road Overseer. No. 54, by Rinehart, requiring rail road companies to make annual reports to the State. No 38, by Prim, amending section 914, Code of Civil Procedure. No. 150, by Weatherferd, to refund money paid for school land to which the Stat could give bo title. A speeial to the "Oregonim" cated Salem, February 23d, give the follow ing: Governor Mocdy is of the opin ion that the legislature is not legally' adjourned, awing to informality, and that the members, if they choose to do so, could meet in legal assembly to morrow. This opens up severa'. in teresting questions. Has the governor the right to appoint a 'senator while the legislature is legally in session? The constitution provides that all laws in which a time is not fixed for their coming into tfftsct shall become law of the land ninty days after adjournment. The question is, if the legislature is. not adjourned, when will bills adopted, go into effect! These questions open a nide field for speculation, and little els has been talked about at the sUte house to-day. It is suggested that in this emergency tha Governor can de dare the session at an end, but there is neither authority nor precedent for this. pfejte1IaTHE. GREAT -sjffW M? MM a m ?w& 1 1 1 iSBliwlila! FOR 33- CURES Rheumatism, neuralgia, Sciatica, Lorabajo, Backache, Headache. Toothache, Soro T2iront.Sn-clIln7i.Spra 1 ns.l2rale. Hums, bcalds. Frost Kites. 1XD iLL OTHER BODIIT F1IX3 JlltD ACHES. Soldfr7DrnsslsUaQdDearfleverTvl.er. FUtrGonlsabotSe. Dlrectlou Id 11 LanzaiSM. the chauixs a.vogeixh co. MW l-.J.f.. Free from Opiates, JSmettes and Foisons. A PROMPT, SAFE, SURE CURE For Conffhs, Soro Throat, Uonrkeneu, Inflnenzo, CoMfc BronehllU, Croup, Wlooplnir Coo Kb, Ajlhmo, Qnlsij, Palna U Chut. other Aflecdooa oftb Tli root d Lane Price 50 cents a bottle. Sold fy Drarolrts and Deal ers. Partla unable to Induct their deattr to promptly get Ufortiitm trtB receive Uco lolUei.xprcucliarBe paid, by tending one dollar to tub nunus x. TOGEint coirisr, Sil0nenndHnBactnrr, . , BalUiiorr, Mrjk.l,r.S.JU Krmi Merchant Tailor, Jacksonville, - - Oregon. The subscriber lakrs pleasure in in forming the public that he has opened a Tailershop. DM TrWE t 03E tFKQKT Building, and that he is now preparea to tt all kinds of 'work in his line in a su perior manner and at prices to suit the times. E3FClething made after the latest and best styles. A large lot of samples al ways on hand to select from. R. N.BAKER. Administrator's Sale. In the County Court of the State of Ore gon, for the county of Jackson, sitting for the transaction of probate business at the January term. In the matter ot the estate of Mclinda C. Obr, deceased. TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER 1 and license of the said County Court, issued January .1, 18S5, the undersigned , administrator of the estate of Melimla U. Cor, deceased will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at the Court House door in Jacksonville, on Saturday Jlnrrh 7 ISS3. Between the hours of 9 a. m and 4 o'clock r. si , the following described real property be onsiing to said estate, to-wit: M of the N W if and the N K of the S W if of Sec. 27 of T 30 S R 1 West con taining loo acres. Terms ot sale uasu in hand. Rufus Cox Administrator of the Estate of M. G Cbx. Dated January 17, 1885 . (2071) - - - MAIL LETTINGS Kotice 370 Contractors, Post Office Depabiuent, 1 Washington, D. O. Ffji lb8o. J Proposals will lie received at the con tract office ol this departmentuntil 4 p. ra. of April 11, 18S5, for carrying the mails of the United States upon the routes, and according to the schedule ef arrival and departure specified by the department, in State of Oregon from July 1, 1835 to June 30, 1880. Lists of routes, with schedules of arrivals and departures, instructions to bidders, with forms for contracts and bonds, and all other necessary informa tion, will be furnished upon application to the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen eral. Frakk Hatton, Postmaster General. Executor's riotico. In the matter of the estate SarahT!. Simp son, deceased. NOTICE ISIIEREBT GIVEV THjIT the undersigned has ben appointed bv .the county court of Jackson county Oregon, sitting in Probate, Executor of Uie estate ot Sarah u. Simpson, ucceasea. All persons Indebted to said estate are reouestcd to sstUe the same im mediately, and those having claims against tne estate will present them with, the proper vouchers to the undersigned, residing in Jacksonville, Jackson county. Oregon, within six months from the first publication oi uiis nonce. J. NUNAN, Executor ot said estate Dated Jan. 9, 1883. rMDo(t!iAmC 3sssssnsna9BC&r at t. .-?.. "flS'MeS 101) BATIM 'MM .-AT- E. C. BROOKS' New Drug Store, Jacksonville, Or. Cloclus. A fine assortment of Sday clocks, with and without alarm. "7"zvtolxoe3. , Gents', ladies' and boys' gold and silvei hunting-case, open-face and ' skylight watches, from 5 to 5150. Braoolots. A fine lot ofladies' gold band and bangk bracelets. lEMaieoar :ETn.ss. Diamond and ruby rings, cameo stone cameos set -with diamonds, cameos set with pearls, garnet and pearls, turquoisi and pearls, and onyx rings with hidden mottoes, solid gold band and bangle rings, plain and .solid Califqrnia rings. Diamonds in everyhape. Ladies' sets of jewelry, from the GfXccnl black set to the $200 bird setsof diamonds Gents' and ladies' gold chains, lockets and charms. 2Pi2xs A23.C3. 33xi.-tto:iiej; Gents' gold scarf-pins, scarf-slides, studs and collar-buttons. Silver and silver-plated knives, lorks, spoons, napkin rings, silver sugar-spoons and tongs in cases. Miaoollnnooixs. Gold and silver thimbles; gold, silver and steel spectacles; and a full slock of every thing in the jewelry line. ' A full assortment of perfumery, toilet soaps, etc. A lot of steel engravings and pictures for children. In short, a complete and first-class line ol HOLIDAXOODS. All to bo so'd at the LOV7EST PRICE! .41so acccrdeons, violins, banjos, and the best line of violin, guitar and banjo strings. The best sperm oil for sewing machines. A lull line of Drugs and Medicines. jPrcscriptions ircfully compounded E. O. BROOKS. new mm shop MEDFORD, OR., Madison Rodgers. Proprictsr. " DEALER IN HARNESS, SAD DLES, BRIDLES, HALTERS, Etc Eic. X Coot and Shoe Department is also attached. """ i it.4 v4 cflnlre prices and 1 will promise, si Usietrn-7 , Madison homers. Jledford, 0'r July 2(5, 183-i. iEW TOWN OF MEeTOD"i Lots for sale at low prices and on easy teims. Apply to J. S. HOWARD, -Agent, at Jlcdlbr'd. Also, in the Railroad addition to the town of ASHLAND- Apply to 31. L. 3IcCal!, Agent, Ashland. PHOENIX. Apply to M. V. B. SOULE, Agent Phoenix. GOLD HILL. Apply to 31. E. PUGUE, Agent, Gold Hill. GRANT'S PASS. Apply toS. 31. WILCOX, Agent Gram's Pass. Or to GEO. II. ANDRE VS, 0.& C. R. R. Co., Portland Or. EMPIRE HOTEL. IVToclfox-cl, Or. J. W. Cunainghan, Prop. This commo'dbn3 and well arranged hotel is now opcr. for the accommodation of guests, and ill be kept on the most approved plan. The tab'e will always be supplied with the best the market affords. Especial in ducements arc offered the traveling pub lic .1. W. UUajNlJNUHAJl. Jledford, Feb. 25,1834. Criterion Billiard Saloon C'ALIFQRNIA ST., CATON &. GARRETT, Proprietors. THIS popular resort,. tinder new man agement, is furnishing the best brands ol liquors, wines as'd cigars. Thereading tnuie is supplied vitu Eastern periodicals and leading papers of the Coast. Give me a call. Saloon Business for Sale. The undersigned offers for sale the New Era Saloon and ttilliard Hall. This house is new and fitted up in firstclass style throughout having in nso one of Bruns wick & Balke billiard tables; size4x9; size ofbuilding 20 x 40 with office 12 xlG. Situation first-class, fine trade good open ing lor a live man. Reason for selling, on account of other business. Will also sell the property without the stock. GEO. CROSS. Phoenix, Or, Sept. 20th, 1834. Dissolution ol Partnership. The partnehip heretofore existing be tween the uniersigned, has been this day dissolved by'mntual consent. All ac- counts due ai owing to thenrm or bolo utr In he raid to Jnsenh mon & lien So'omon, a r- ot sam nrm are to be paid yt.lEKSOR, I SOLOMON. 1G, 18S5. Jacksonv Different pai-Kave repeatedly tres passed on theSflrnw p'acc and they are hereby notified f quiior the law will be enforced ajain.4thn. I Mn. 8. IS. Tan. nn-kii tnp.aer lAssssssssssss t sssssssssssssw. -ACSSSSSSSSKL- TremNotice CRONEMILLER & BIRDSEY, JACKSONIALLE. AGENTS FOR LaBELLE WAGONS, BUGGIES AND HACKS, LANSING RIDING HARROWS WITH SEEDERS COMBINED BUEORD CULTIVATORS AND SPRING TJOTH HARROWS McSHERRY GRAIN DRILLS AND BROAD-CAST SEEDERS BUFORD PLOWS, ALLSTYLES, ' COLLINS CAST CAST-STEEL PLOWS, RANDALL PULVERISING HARROWS CIDER MILLS. FANNING MILLS. CORN SIIELLERS HAY OTTERS. FAIRHANKS SC4.LES COOPER'S ENGINES AND SAW-MILLS, CHALLENGE WIND-MILLS, ' , CHALLENGE GRAIN CRACKERS, Etc EXTRAS SERVED ON SHORT NOTiCE- "Wo would respectfully ask our patrons and friends to call and see our liuo of poods before purchasing elsewhere, as wo ieel sure we can Sell As Low If Not Lower Than anr first-class goods can be suld for; aud we guarantee all our goodd as rutireaeiited. CEONEMILLER AND BIEDSEY. Jacksonville, Oregon, May 9, 1SSL EXCELSIOR LIVER ifeUKD FEED S "37 JV 13LE, Corner- Of Oreoos ajcd CiuroKSM sts., JACKsrvrw V7. S. S'L'S'SE.fiZiE, prop'r Would respectfully inform the public that he has a fine stock of Horses, Buggies and Callages Vnd he is prepared to furnish his patrons and the public generally with Fine Turnouts As can be had on the Pacific coast. Sad die horses hired to go to any part of the county Animals Bought am! Sold. Horses broke to work single or double Horses boarded and the best of care be stowed upon them while in-my charge A liberal share of the public patrrnagc is solicited on reasonable terms MAX MUL.LEE, P. O. Boiidiu, Jacksonville -DEALKR IX- GaneraLMsrcnandiso.. THE UNDER-IGNED TAKES pleasure in informing the public that he has purchased L. Solomon's in terest in the POST OFFICE STORE. Which will be kept stocked with a mm pletc and first cltss asj-irtment of general merchandise. I will sell -t Very Seasonable late9. Give me a call and sce'ibr vourscvles 3IAX 3IULLKK. CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT OF, T5IE U. S. HOTEL. Cor. 3d and California St3., Jacksonville -. ' - Ggn Having taken charge of thi1? hotel th" undersigned talce pleafure in announcing to the public that a complete change will be matle. Tito Tntolo will bo supplied with evctylhing the markc t fiords, and a general renovation oi the 33cscS.sj .33.d Eloomo will be made. The patronage of the pub lic is solicited. J. DeRoboam. DAViD Lltm, JtXP DEAUSE. IS corrm sHnvussKcs. COFFINS FURNISHED ON TOE shortest notice and cheaper than at any other establishment in Southern Oregon. Furniture of nil kinds kept on nana ot made to order New Cigar Store. B. ROSTEL, Dealer in Clzan, Tobacco, Clsarrttes, Xotlons, Etc. Also keeps a full line of musical instru ments, consisting of tinltars, Eanjnl, Tamborlnes, Acordcons, Harmonica Lte. Give me a call and I will satisfy you both in price and in the quality of the goods offered for-sa!e B Bostei Saloon for -Sale. The saloon property at Chavner's bridge, consisting of the house liquors and fixtures, is offered for sale at a bar gain. For particulars call on Thomas 1'hatmkb, Gold Hill, January 33, 1886. Buisness Notice. This is to notify the public that I have opened and ofilce in Jacksonville at the southeast corner of California and Fifth streets where I will be ready at all times to transact business, such as the drawing up of DEEDS.'mOKTGAOES, BONDS, AOREEMESTS, Leases, Powers of Attorney Bills orSalc, etc etc. Abstractor of Land Titles Sell Real Estate, and attend to making out Homestead papers, Preemption papers, also draw up ai.l papers pertaining to the settlement of estates Collector ot'Accounts, prompt remittances made. Invcsment Se curities aspccialty;Jacksontouuty Scrip 1 might andsold. Prompt reply made to letters. Charges in cicrrdance with the times. Refers, by permission; to C. ('. Beck man, Esq, tanker to Hon. L. R. Weli ster. Judge or this judicial district, and to anybusiness house in Jacksonville. 'ILASJ. DAT. Notary Public for ' regon. W. G. Kesnet. H. n. WOLTEKS. THE GEM SALOON- AT MEDFOED, - OHEGOIT, Kcnney & bolters. Having opened our saloon in the new brick building of Bycrs & Co. at Medford we are now prepared toJuz!sl any kind of a drink that can tiSn called for, made with liquors that are. acknowledged to be tbeljcs: lu-thecsarkM.- A FineMUard Table Will also be found at this house and on the tables you can find the leading picto rial and sporting papers of the day. Give us a trial. KeiiNEt & Wolteks. Magle Sample Rooms Califoesia Street, S. P. Jones, Proprietor. None but the choicest andicst Winc, Brandies, Whiskitsand Cigars kept DKINKS, 12 J CENTS. No credit in the future it don't pay. Families needing anything in my line can always be supplied with the prtrest and best to be found on the Coast. Give tnii a call, and you will be well satisfied. Sacksaville Crescont Cil ESail Honto. P. MclVIalion, Prcprieto Stages leave Jacksonville every 3Iondaj Vrtduesday and Friday mornings at 3 a m. arriving at Waldo in the evening, when close connection is made next morning lor Crescent City. When the new wagon road is finished about January 15th through tickets to San Francisco will be sold for 18 by this route. Express and order business done at re duced rates. P.3Ic3IAHON Proprietor The Bishop Scott Grammar acsooti. A noartllae and Oar school for ISojs, The seventh year under the present management will Ix-ffin Senlemlwr 2d. Boys successfully fitted for College or for mi3lness. Jrivo lesulent and tlirco visiting teachers. Discipline tnct. For further information nnd for catalogue containing list ot former pupils. Address J. W. HILL, Head Master, 2m a23 Drawer 17, Portland, Or. CITY BARBER SHOP California. St., Jacksonville, - - - Oregon. The undersigned is fully prepared to do all work in his line in the best manner and at reasonable prices. GEOEGE SCHHMPF. Settle Up! A LLPERSONS INDEBTED TO THE undersigned by note or account arereqaested to call and settle up forth with. Parties knowing themselves in debted to me will do well to heed this no ticc, as I am determined to enforce pay ment where it is refused or neglected. H. PAPE, Sr. Jacksonville, Aug. 2, 1S&L Organ for Sale. The undersignctLoffcrs for sale on easy terms to a good party a first-class Taber organ, lo slops, being used but a few weeks. For particulars enquire at this'oiBce or address the undersigned at Phoenix. GEO. CROSS. Phoenix, Or., Sept. 20th, 184. dk. j. w. kobCswx Gin DRUB STORE CAUrORNIA STREET MERRITT & ROBINSON PROPRIETORS, Will keep on hand the largest and most complete assortment of iDJFLTTCSWS, PATENT MEDICI.1KS .t CHEMICALS PURE WINES & LIQUORS, PAINTS, OILS, ETC., To bo found in Southern Oregon. Al o a full stock or ' STATIONERT, SCHOOL BOOKS, FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY, TOILET SETS, And a great variety of Perfumery, om mon and Toilet Soaps, etc. CJFPrescTi'ptions carefully prepared by Du. J W. HoiiiKsox. JJr. Koblnson's olflce in Dru Sioret if CASH ST0BE11 CARO BROS Has just opened a fine stock of General Merchandise AT His motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits, And he feels assured that all who favor him with their patronage will be satis ficd with his prices and the quality of his goods. He Keeps LT.T GOODS, GROCERIES. VKOVISION'S. CLOTIIINO. iUJCMSIIIXO GOODS, I1ATS AND CAM. BOOTS AND3UOK9, d everything usually found in a first' class General Merchandise Store. He will give his customers the benefit. of the reduced freights caused by the ad vent of the railroad, and will not be under sold by anybody. M. A. iwumAKO, .Manager. Phoenix, Oregon, Feb. 25, 1884. THE S. P." VARIETY STORE; USDER THE MA2UOEMENT OP J. E. Little, Prop, JACKSONVILLE. VILL DE KEPT WELL STOLKEDr with the choicest CIGARS, JEWELRY, GROCERIES, CANDIES. NUT3, PIPES, CARD3, NOTIONS, CUTLERY. STATIONERY, ALBUMS, TOBACCOS, CIGARETTES Gent's Furnishing Goods, Fishing SackI-3, Sic. And everything usually found in a firs'. class variety store. My goods arc the best and gnrranteerf to be as represented. Prices low, as we do not proprose to be undersold. 5TUiYe.us a cali. n J R. LftTtE, JACKSONVILLE NURSERY A. S. Johnson, Pro, As tho demand for fruit trees is sv great in this valley I have stnried a Nur sery in this place and will raise nothing: but the finest varieties. This year I wit sell from tho Woodburn Nurscy as usual and also lrom the celebrated Alameda. Nursery, Oakland Cal. The following: " arc some of the leading varieties I will keep: 3?oaolioa. Early York E. and L. Crawford's Wale's early ? Amsden Alexander Briggs Red Msy, htump World, balwar, Susqueh.innah. 5Tnrv' Choice- Orange Cling Yellow Bergen," Lemon Cling and many more. Prirnoa oncl Flxucrxs. PcttitePruned'Agen Peach Plum. Italian Prune Yellow Egg. Go'den Prune Coe's Golden Drop. Grosse Prune Bradshaw, tt Cathrine Prune Japan Plumv Cherries, Nectarine, Apricot, Qiunce, pple, French Goosbcrry, Oregon Cham tagne Berries, and all kinds ot ornament al and shade trees. City Lunch House Fred Grob, Proprietor. Having moved to my new stand on Cal ifornia street opposite the Union livery stah'e 1 ask my friends and the public genera'Iy to give roe a call. I keep Ucer. Wine and Cigars and C2T A first class lunch can be had at any time for 25 cents. FRED GROB. F.RITSGHARD, PftAOTIOAL f Watchmaker avd Jewelix, California Sreet, f TAKES a specially of cleaning and re- xtj. pairing watches ana clocks. Mr etattps are reasonable. Give me a call. I. W. MEttlUTT. A
