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"P IZ JALKalHVIL!.Kl Satuuday, Mabch 21, 1885. It U said (-Bat no on can livw ieui fortably in Washington and krep house Nd maintain any ssrt cfi socntH footing upon less than $5,000. There ii a fine chauca for JnVrsonian Ma.plicity to take hold in the Capital City. On.e of the funny bills in the Cali fornia Assembly is on which gives to any yenvig-raan under twenty one-jeirs of tr, who learns a trade by serving an apprenticeship for three years and is a. moral young, nun, $250 out of the Sute Treasuary. "Henry N..Copp, the Ltnd and Pen ion Attorney of "Washington, D. C, 'sends us the "C. S. Salary List and Civil Service Law,1 price 50 cents. Tuis is perhaps the cheapest form in -which this desired information has been publish d. Of courre every Tt)i;rat in the land. wcreel t set an ad this little book is just hat thev need. Becher one more coimm to thp front as an'advocaU for the coolie. He finds fault with Cleveland's ad dress because of its plain statement that the Chinese Rtttrictioa Act would be enforced rigorously. Becher, sines tht days when he dee ared that a worUman ought to Be contented with SI a day, has been the special pleadtr tor the Chinese. It ii a singular com msntary of the man's moral decline t'aat the eloquent advocate of the era ancipation of the slave should now be the defender of the introduction of a slavery more servile and repulsive than the South ever knew. To settle the disputed question Gjv ernor Moodyi should call a special pension of the Leisla'ure to elect a United States Senator and whoever shoild be ta stFRttssfar mam would, tie a Republican and hold for a term of six years. If the Governor appoints, the Senator's terra will exniro with the meeting of the next Legislature, nnd will rnly be in office less thon two years. The general opinion is that the Governor fears calling an extra se sion oa oecouat of the blamn falling on Rtpubli?a shoulders. "While, the h.amo could rightfully be located there itacetcstous the shortest road out of the mire. Call an extra session, 1st every man that has aspirations in that direction present his claims and then TheWashincton Monument has the dutiaction. of being the highest spire in tha world. It is in round numbers 597 feet in altitude aheve tea level. It is chiefly built of granite, faced -with white-marble. The shaft is-55 feet 1J inches square at the base, walls 15 feet thick, and 34 feet 5 inchex iqnara at the top, where the walls are 11 feet thick. There is a central well 25 lest square. The total weight -of the monument is 81,000 tens. It i hinted in certain engineering- quarters that the fotrnJutiins of the structure are insufficient, and if-'not soon attend ed to, the monument will he likely to fall. The condition ef the foundation forms a rood subject for examination and discustion, and we trust it will re ceive attention by all who are quail fitd to judge ef the niattir. According to the Chicago "Nws' the Pievideut has eutliMed his policy concerning appointments: ''Appoint meats will be made only as places bs come Taat, and Tacancies will occur only by expiration of the term for which the present holder was appoint ed, or b-y removal, which in every case will be for good eaute, to be proved by the presentation of charges and speci fications backedibv evidence kuch as would be accepted in a court of law When appointments are to bo made - Democrats will, of course, be selected As to removals for cause, it is undoubt tdly safe to say that those public offi eers who have made notorious use of thrir places for partisan purposes will be Grkt to go. Ihe new aiiniimstra tion will hasten to rm.tore them to pri vat life as soon as charges against them are proved, and to appoint their successors." The Oklahoma region from which settlers were latelr driven by the Uqited States treops, is a tract of land extending &oo the Red river in the Indian Territory to the Kansas line, and ccntaim about 14,000,000 acres It is represented as ef remarkable fer tility, well watered and timbered. It was purchased in 1SGG of the Creek, Cherokee, Chottow, Chickasaw and Seminole Indians, with a view to set Utn; freedmeaupon it. It :s said thai none of the purchase money has been paid, whi the land was to remain in the possession of the Indians until paid for. Stock men has grazed their herds upon it for years without moltm tation. Tha "boomers''' claim that if k k pa for the ate and occupation of the steekioea, it is but right that any eitken shall be allowed to make settle went upon it. Congress will prebablv coMplet the purchase and authorize jKttlesjcat, ' The JVeiv Liquor Law- - We Irani from Senator Siglin, 'says the Coos Eiy '-Kewc'that the law, as pub1ihed, is not the 'aw as it finally pissed. The bill was FatroduceJ by Keady, the speaker of jJjb Home, and it was the bill of the Christian Tim prrance Unibm It paused tlie ITouse hs introduced, the Republicans voting for it solid. In the "Senate, section 7, of the original lull, was striekeu out by Senator Simon's amendmi nt, and the provision that the "petition, together with the fcignatureK,!' be published four weeks, was umended. by Siglin, by striking out "together wiih the sfg nature," Kenc the signatures need not be published. Section I .was also amendtd by Siglin, by inserting "in quantities less than onega'Ion." The law does not apply to incorporated towns, except as to the amount to be paid for the liceme; the mode of pro --eeoJure is regulated by the town as heretofore. In the law as pased, there appears to.be a fatal defect, in that, il Joes not provide a penalty iu case of the -failure to take out a !i:ensB at nil. All the penalties are by civil action on the bond; but sup pore no bond is given, or no Herns taken out, then they thall be indicted, but thf lawappearvito provide no pen laity if a conviction follows: It Iooks as li mo law prHCLiuiiuy raraub irrr whi-ky for the next two years. If the above opinion, or rather suggestions are correct, it is rather a good joke on the Christian Temperance Union, al though one not appreciated by thepeo pie. On one point there is no doubt, the law as passed, is constitutional, and the old law is repealed. The Sun day feature of tho law is good, and ii does not make the sale of liquor or. Sunday any more illegal tban it wat. oefoie, as any raloon keeper has been liable to indictment, all along, undei the law as it wassbefore. Mitchell for Senator- la. another column may ho found a communication, published' first in the Portland "N w s," oier the signature of "Justice." The writer suggests that every pttmastef in Oregon, place a petition is a conspicuous place in his office, headed, "John II. Mitchell for United States SenaUr." He thinks that Governor Moody will be surprised at the sreat popular exprcs sion whieh will be ihown. by ths sig natures from Democrats as well as Republicans. The plan is worthy, of . . .at. j ., -- -, MijOdy will appoint a Democrat. If we could have our way, he would ap point Slater. Rut he will not; hence wo are for Mitchell as our seend chpice. Of all the Republicans hose names have been mentioned for Sen ator. We have always acknowledged that he is talented. He is untiring in hhi effurls in behalf of Oregon; and will eotne nearer giung universal sat isfaction Itun any one the Governor can appoint. Ths Dalles Journi', Deni.j Some of the laws intended for the beneat of married women: turn- out to have quite an opposite effect. Her is one in Oregon which the courts con strue to mean that the wife, if she has property, is liable for the expenses of her family, and consequently the pov erty stricken ftusbatxl cam run up bills which the wife is obliged to pay. This was ft decision in a suit brought by n butcher for the amount of his meat bill. Before the passagw of the law a uiarned woman was only liable for her own contracts- ' IlcalCi of Jews. One noticeable feature about Jew ish cemeteries in the South is the scarcity of newly made graves after an epidemic of cholera -or vmIIow fever. Statistics show that fewer of them die ill mi any other race from these er kin died diseases. During.the cholera scourgo in Toulon only "two orthodox jfws-died of it, while iif numbers they equalled fully 20 per cent, of the pop ulation. Their immunity frcm disease, and the certainty with whieh thy re cover whea attacked, by it is accounted for by the simplicity of th.ir diet. They are very strict about following tha dietary laws prescribad by Mosss. Isn't it a little .strange that Moses, if he w as only a historian, vhould have pos"tkStd knowledge superior to that of the wisest and "best physicians of the present da! He evidently believed in preventing disease rather than cui ing it. This is what .)a Haven's Dys pepsia Cure aims to do; it acts directly on the digestive juices of the stomach and both prevents and cures Indica tion and Dypepsia. Free samile bot tles at E. C. Brooke drug store. Bun on a Bank. Reames Bros, are receiving a fine assortmer.t of Fancy and Dry Goods, lists, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, nnd finest assortment of Ladies Cloaks that has ever been brought to this market. All of which they are selling at prices that defy competition. Hides Wanted The undersigned will par i he highest cash price for War skins aud all other kindaef furs, deer skins, etc Call around before selling. Tnoa. J. Kexxet. GRQNEMhLEli JACKSOXJALLF, J IkflLJEl OePo-ULO CS-olcl'.'-KCIXlv AGENTS FOR , .1. LaBELLE WAGONS, BOGGIES A1SD HACKS.. LANSING RIDING HARROWS WITH SEEDERS COMBINED, BUFORD CULTIVATORS AND SPRING TJOTH HARI.'ftW'S, iMcSHERRY G15A1N DRILLS AND BROAD-CAST FEEDERS, BU FO RD PLOWS, ALL STYLE'. ' COLLINS CAST CAST-STEEL PLOWS, B.ANDALL PULVERISING HARROWS, CIDER At ILLS. FANNING .MILLS. CORN SHELLE3S, HAY OTTERS. FAIRBANKS S0ALE3,- COOPER'S ENGINES AND SAW-MILLS, -' CHALLENGE WIND-MILLS, CHALLENGE GRAIN CRACKERS, Etc; EXTRAS SERVED ON SHORT NOTICE- , We worth! rcsjiectfiillj sisk our patrons ami friends to call anil see our line of poods before purchasing elsewhere, as we, fee"! btite we can -, Sell As Low If Not .Lower V Than any first-class goods can be sold, for; and we guarantee all our goodtf as represented. , ' CRONEMILLER AND T3LRDSET. Jacksonville OregonrMay 9, 188 i for Infants Castorfa!aMrwi11ni?9TtpfnrTi!Mrmrti?it 9 IrecommcnaitassHperlortoanvproscnpUoa I known to me." H.A. Aacnra-ILD- 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, X?.Y. J Tee EXCELSIOR Corner Of Oregon- and CiLiroKMA sts., Jacksus. vim W. J. EI&ZZTJuB, pro t- ,. Would respectfully inform the public that he has a fine stock of Horses, TJtisgics and CnTitices And lie is prepared to furnish his patron: and the public generally with Fine Turnouts 7 As can be had on the Pacific coast Fad die horses hired to go to any part of the county Animal's Botiglit-aud Solil. Horses broke to work single or deuble Horses boarded and the best of care be stowed upon them while in my charge A liberal share of the public p.itirnage is solicited on reasonable terms MAX MULLEE, P. O. Ecildirgi Jacksonville -DEALER ES- General Merchandise. THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES pleasure in informing the public that he has purchased L. Solomon's in-torcst-in the POST OFFICE STORE. Vhich will be kept stocked with a com plete and first cl iss as-rtmeut of gcner.il merchandise. I will sell, "t Very Seasonable Slates. Give me a call and ee for vrmrsclvc3 MAX 3IULLKK. CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT! OF- Cor. 3d and California Ste., Jacksonville - - Ogn, Having taken charge of this hotel the undersientd take pleasure in announcing to the public that a complete change will be made. will be supplied wiini eiything the market fiords, and a general renovation ol the Bods vxlcL "Rooms willbemado. The patroniig e- of the pub lic is iolicited. J.DeRoeovm. OITY SHOP Caueomua St., Jacksonville, - - - Oregon. The undersigned is fully prepared to do all work in his line in Uiebest manner and at reasonable prices. GEOU'JE SCnnvPF Organ for Sale The undersigned offers for sale on easy terms to a good party a fiist-class Talier orcan, m stops, oeinguseu uuiaiew wccks. For particulars enquire at this office or cuuress ine unuersiguexi ruueau. GEO. CROSS. Phoenix, Or., Sept 20th, 1S. & EiEDSEi, and Children. flrf.nrl'x mrrvj CM? GocEtlnatloa. Spur Stomach, Diarrhoja, ErutUtloa. SK'1'g Worms, give3 sleep, aad proootea dt- Without kjcriota medlcstioa. Couth Coso-ikt, 122 Foltoa Street. H. T. Buisness Notice. This is to notify the public- that I liivr opened jindeffihr in JacUsonvi;ie at tbi southeast corner of California! aniCPiftb streets wiure I will dj ready at al'" lime to transact business, such as the drawing up of DEECS, HOCTGAGES, EONDS, AGREEMENTS, Lenses, Powers of Attorney Bills of Sale, etc etc Abst acttv cf LafV Titles. Sell Real Estate, and aftend lomskimr mil Ilumestead papcrs,Pre-t'mplionpapcrs also draw up a 1 papers psrtaiilin!!) tilt bctt'emcnt of estates Co'Itctnr of Accounts, prompt remiltancis in lad. Invesuient Se curities a specialty; Jackson ounty .Scrip bon jht and sold. Pitimt reply made to.letters. Charges in arcotdancv vuili tha limes Refer", by rrrmis3".im, lo'C." l!tck man. Esr;inkrr to Hun. h. li Veli- 1 any ifusfeQ-M?.TSLH TJotary Public fur Ot-rspn. V7. G. ITksset- II. II. "WoL-rciis. iTIIE GEM SALOON AT MEDFOBD, - OBEGOIT, Kcnney i:Woltcrs. o Having opened our saloon in the new brick building of Bycrs & Co. at Medfoid we are now prep ired to furnish any'kind of a drink that can be called for, m'ide with liquors that are acknowledged to ba the be'St in Ihe market. A Fine Billiard Tulle Will also be found tit this house and on thetiible'syow can find 1he leading picto rial and sporting papers of the day. Give us a trial. Kcsxur & Woltees. agh Sample Rooms Caufoexia Street, 2 ". Jones, Proprietor. None but the choicest and best Wmcs, Brandies, Wlifckics and Cigars kept DRINKS, 12J CESTS. j!vb credit irr the future it don't nav. I Families needing anything in my line can always be supplied with the purest ' and best to be found on the Coast. Give macall, and yon wilLbo nell satisfied. Sacksaville Grescont Citi rslail Hoata. P. McMahon, Proprietor Stages leave Jacksonville every Monday Wednesday and Friday morninss at-3 a jr. arriving at Waldo in the evening, where close connection is made next morrlin? lor Crescent City. When the new wagon road is finished about January loth through tickets to San Francisco will bt sold for $18 by this route. Express and order -business done at re cluccd rales. P.McMAHON Proprietor The Bishop Scott Grammar SCSCOOIj. A Bonrdins and Day School Tor Boys, Tho scvenllt year under the present management will begin September 2d. Boys successfully fitted for College or for business. Five resident aaditbree visiting teachers. Discipline strict. For further information and for catalogue containing list ot former pupils. Address J. W. HILL, HeuiQIaslcr,. 2ma23 Drawer 17, garland. Or. UNION HQJEL, Kerbyville. ireOB, M. Hyderj ir. First-class- accon pan always- be had at this ho Rst reasona- un- wics. E3An cxcclle foinected -rrilh the hottl. J.-WiSIEimiTT. DH. J. W. EOBUiSOX CITY BKUfi STORE CAL1FOBXIA STREET, MERFtl.TT &, ROBINSON PROPRIETORS, Will keep oa hand the largest and most complete assortment of PATEXT MEDICINES ,t CnSIICAt.S. PURE WINES & LIQUORS, PAlNTtyOlLS, ETC, To be found in Sonlluro Oregon. Aloa fu i stock ol STATIONERY, SCHOOL ROOKS, FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY, TOILlTSETSa And a trr-at varictr of Perfumery, com mon and Toilet Snaps, etc. CiT" Prescriptions carefully prepared by Dr. .1. W. Ronixsox. Dr. Robinson's office in Dru Stoe. HEW CASH STORM 'CAR9 B-R3-S Has just opened a fine stock o( General Merchandise AT S32s.ci: His motto is Quidc Sales and Small Profit. And he feels assured that all who favor liiui with their pation.ige will be satis fied with liis prices and the quality ofhU joods. He Ke-e-ps 1RY GOOD', UKOCKItlES. MtOVrSIONS. CLOTIIIXO. HJISNISIIINOGOO-S, UATS AND CATS. DOWS ANDM10E3J nd everything usually found ".na first class Gcnrn.1 Merchandise store. lie will give his custnm-rs the benefit of the reduced freights caused by the ad vent of the railroad, and will flotlv under sold by anyboilv. M. A. HRENTANO, Manager. Phoenix, 'rcgon, Feb. 23, 18S4. THE S. P. VARIETY STORE, COIER Tun ilAKAOCMESrr oir J. Vx. Little, Prop. Tnoivociv-Vllttns.-' t 7-ILL BE KEPT WELL STOCKEr v.ith tlie'-choiccit CIGATtS, JEWELRY, GROCERIES, CANDIES, NUTS, PIPES, CARDS, NOTIONS, CUTLERY. STATIONERY, ALBUMS. TOBACCOS, CIGARETTES Crest's Furnishing Goods, Pishicg ackls, &c. And everything .snally found in a fiir class variety stnrc My goods are the best and gurrantceer to be as representee!. Prices low, as we do not prnprose to licundcroold. E"Gie us a call. J R. Little.. JACKSONVILLE NBBSEPtY A. S. JolnisGn.Pro. Aa the demand for fruit trees is so great in this valley I have started a Nur sery in this place and "will raise nothing but the finest vaiieties. This year Lwil sell from the Wuodburn Nurse y as usual and also from the celebrated Alameda Nursery, Oakland Cal. The following nru Mime of the leading varieties. L will keep: 3?caclioQ. Early York- E. and L. Crawford's- Wale's early Amsden Alexander Brig?s Ttcrt 3Iay. tilump World. balwav. Susquehannali. Mary's hoice. Orange Cling Yel ow Screen. Lemon Cling and many more Pntnoa and 3E1-iittis. Petlite Pruned'Agcn Peach Plum. Italian Prune Yellow Egg. Go'dcn Prune Coe'a Go den Drop Grosse Prune Bradshaw. tCathrinePrnnc Japan Plum. berries, Nectarine? Apricot, Qiunce, pplerFrench Goosberry, Oregon i hnm ragne Berries, and all kinds ot omament al and shade tree3. City Lunch House Fred Grob, Proprietor. Having moved" to my new stand on- Cal ifornia street opposite the Union livery stab e L ask my friends and the public genem'Iy to gHe nie a call. I keep ttecr. Wine and Cigars -and t2T" A. first class luiKh. can be had at any time for 23 cents. FRED GROB. F.EITSCHAED, practical Watchmaxee avd Jeweleb, California Sreet, MAKES a specialty of cleaning and re pairing watches and clocks. Mj chvtps are reasonable.. Give mi a calL. TO OFFSET The Bnll Times HLWMS FiSlTER Has marked his goods down to Hard Times Prices newill sell yon MORE QOODS for LESS MONEY than e7cr before sold in Jacksonville-. His stock ts ,S GOGD AS THE BEST, And llii prices will ASTONISH YOTJ1 It is seedless to enumerate the articles he has to sell, as he keeps everything to be found in a first-class Gesarar Mcreliandise Store ! AVhen in town jive him a call and'hc v.-yi ihow on sods at prices that wilt KM0CIC TKH HARD TIMES Idea clean out your head. nis stock is varied and complete, and you can hardly ask for anything he has not gt.t. Remember the p'acc coroner ef Cali fornia and Oregon streets Highest- Market Price PAID FOR FARM PHODTJCS ! JS"Call and sec if this adv.-rtisement is not as true as compel. NEWMAN FI HER. B. H. BAKES, Merchant Tailor, Jacksozviile, - - Oregon. The subscriber takis pleasure in in forming the public that he has eipe-neds Tnilorthop. .5S "SKE 0, KS Ptssxir Buildini, and lhaSho ! now prcparea to do all kinds of work in his line in a su perior niannjr and at prices to suit the times. t3Cl8tliing made after the latest and btst siylcs. A large lot of samples al ways on hand to select from. R. N.BAKER. (2U7.) MAIL LETITNGS ETciice ?cSbst'rcctcrs Post Ofkich Dnr.inT"fK.NT, ) WASUIOTO, D. 0. Fm J, lfcS5 f Pnnios ils will lie neeie-d at the con tractofilce ol Uii3 department until i p. m. of April 11, lt85, lor carry.u .he m.iils of the United Stites noon ihe routes, and according to the schedule ol arrival and departure specified by the depirlnunt, in ytatc of Oresim from'july 1, !8s.' to June SO, l&)0. Lists of routis", with schedules of arrivals anil departures, instrnctions to bidders, with forms lor contracts and bonds, and all other necessary info ma tion. will be furnished upon application to Hte-Sccoud Assistant Postmaster Gen eral. FrtANK Hattoj;, N Postmaster Gcnen'. Notice.. Eaxd Ovrica at RoaEBono, On , ) Feb. 25, 18&o. f Kudcc is hereby given that the follow ing .lannir-heir has filed, notice ot her in tention to nnke final proof in support of her eliim, and tnat said ru-wif w 11 be m.idis before Ihe Judge or Clerk of Jose phine counlyat Kerlnville Oregon, on uturdiy April 4. 18Sj, vizr Mary E. Leonard, Heir of David Walters, deceased, homestead No. SlMO for the N y, ol S W 1-4 N E 1-4 ot S V 1-4 and lot 3'Scc. 32 TyOSR7est. She names the follow, ing witnesses to prove her continuous resi dence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: John VcDougall, Ed. Holland, Ja". P. Lewis and Ira Dunham, all of All house, Josephine county, Oregon. Wm. F. Besjamik, Regiser. Notice., Easd Office, Roscnuito, Or.,) Feb. 9,1834. f Notice is hereby given that the follow, ing-nameel settler 1ms tiled notice of her intention to make final proof of her claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judse or Clerk of Jackson county, at Jacksonville-, Oregon, on Saturday, March 21. 18S. vizr Sarah Hopkins; Homestead No. 8385 for the E ofN W if and b of N Eif SfC.T.TaSSRJ5 West. She 'names the following witnesses to prove hercontinous residence upon.and'cnltiva tionof, said land, viz. John Attcrbcrry John McKec, O. Weaver, Wm. Pence all of Jacksonville, Oregon. Wit. F. BRNJAJiiSr,Register. Neiir Cigar Store. ROSTEL, Dealer in tfzars, Tobacco, Clirrtlcs, Xottont rte. Also keeps a full line ot musical instru ments, consoling of Guitars, Banjos. Tantborlncx, Aeorilcons. Harnionlena He. Give me a call and I will satisfy yon both in price and in tile quality of the goods offered for sale B Rostee PROP, E. T. KT7G-LEE, Takes pleasure in announcing to the pub lic that he has determined to Toncli Music foi cash money, and not on credit nor trade. JIusical tcims are taught fur cash rnly.. all over the civilized world, and credit, as an- exception, is given only on proper securities WD M FIAD.Tlim AT E. C. BRQOKSr -. New Drug Storey Jacksonville, r Or. Cloolts. A fine assortment of 8-day clocks, with and, without alarm. W.tola.oss-. Gents', ladies and boys'' gold and silver hunting-case, open-face and skylighu watches, from $5 to 150. 33rvoolotis. A fine, lot of ladies' gold band and bangle bracelets. Finsor :rraa.s3. Diamond and ruby rings, cameo stone1 cameos set with diamonds, cameos set with pearls, garnet and pearls, turquoise and pcarKand onyx rings with hidden mottoes, solid gold baud and bangle, rings,, plain and solid California rngs.. JTcceolry. Diamonds in every Bhape. Ladies' ets or jewelry, from the 50 cent' black set tothe 200 bird sets of diamonds. Gents' and ladies'1 gold chains, lockets and charms. -- Iiixo fizLcI Suttons. Gents' gold scarf-pins, scarf-slides, studst and collar-buttons. Silver yzVt v.s.. Silver and silver plated knive?. fork's;, spoons, napkin rings, silver sugar-spoons, and tongs in cases Misoollanoous. Gold and silver thimbles: cold, silver andl steel spectacles; and n-fnll slock of every thing in the jewelry line A full assortment of perfumery, toilet: soaps, clc. lot of steel engravings and pictures for children. In short, a complete and first-class line of HOLIDAY GOODS. vlt to be sod at the LOWEST PRICE! .llso accordeons, violins, bnnjos, and tho best ineof violin, guitar and banjo strings, Tlie best sperm oil for sewing machines. A lull line of Drugs and Medicines.. 1 ;Q"i,Vrescription$ irefu'lv compo,indr-d' E. C. BROOKS. AW T0O CP MSDFORD ! Lots for sale at low prices and oa easy terms. pplv to J. S. TIOWARD; Agent, at.. Hertford. Also, in the Riilroad addition to the' town of AtsHLAND. Apply to H. L. McCall, Agent, Ashland-- PHOtNIX Apply to M V. B. SOULE, Agent Phoenix. GOLD HILL. Apply to M. L Pe-GUE, Agent, Goldl Hill. - GRANT'S PASS. Arply to 3. M.WILCOX, AsentGrani's. Pas. Or to -GEO. II ANDREW, O. & C R. R. Co., Portland Or.. DAV2D LiHNf"T""- GENERAL UNDERTAKER AKD DC.Kn rs COFFINS FURNISHED ON Tllir short esl notice and oheaptr tlr.in atany other establishment in Southern Oregon. Furniture of all kinds kept on hand oa made In order I EMPIRE"HbTELi Mcdford, Or. J. W. Ctnininghan, Prop.. This commodi ns and well erranireil hotel is now open fur the accommodatinn of guests, and will be kept on the most approved plan. The tab e will n'ways be supp'ied with the best the market affords. Especial in ducements are offered the traveling pub lic J. W. CUNNINGHAM. Medford, Feb. 23, 1884. Criterion Billiard Sr.iouu CALIFORNIA ST., ' - i CATON &. GARRETT, 2?roprietors.- rPni3 popalai resort, under new man I agement, is furnishing the bestbrnnd ot liquors, wines nnd-eigars. Therendin tabic is supplied with Eastern periodicals' and leading papers of the Coast. Give'ino ' a call. ,. "- Saloon Business for Sal'ri The nmrersigned offers forsalelbeNcw Era Saloon nnd ISi Hard Hall. This house fa new and fitted up in first-class style tlironcljout having in use one of Bruns. wick S Bilke billiard tables; size 4Jx9f size of building 2i x 40 with office 12 xlO. Situation first-c'ass fine trade gooel opeu ingloralivoman. Reason for selling, on account of other "business. Will alsosell the property without the stock. GEO. CROSS, Phoenix, Or., Sept. 20tb, 1884. Settle Up! ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE undersigned by note or account nre requested t call and settle up forth with. Partiea knowing themselves in. debted to me will do-wtll to heed thU no tice, as I am determined to enforce pay ment where it fs refused or neglected. H.PAPE,Sr. ' Jacksonville, Aog. 2, 188-1. Drsfcolution of Partnership, The oartnershiD heretofore existing be- tween the undersignetL has been this day uiesoiveu uy mniuai cnnseni, ah rc ' counts due and owing to the film of Solo- mofl &3Iensor are to be paid to JosepH So offlon, and all the debts of said firm arej to bo paid by him. Wx.MESsORr J 80LOM05. Jacksonville, Or, Jany 16, lbi5. a Hi