' Prospects of General Witr
m Europe.
Thtre is'no.telling at pretent where
tk lmiwniJing war between lluia
'and England may end, at alt tlie Eu
ropeaa uations ara somewhat interested
Id rival .power gaining strength and
dractsga for future yearn. The com
fined armiei of Enroll nuniW t 1rat
4,000,000 men, and in lima of war can
increased to 12,000,000. All the
European nations keep p largp stand
log armies even in time ol pesce, so ax
U ho constantly 'prepared for war,
which system adopted in tiiis country,
would require about three times our
annual revenue to maintain 'such mili
ry strength. This country requires
so Mch self protection, and thus saves
great amount of taxation to benefit
oar people.
England, Germany, France and
rRmsia are the strongest powers of
'Europe, and the war anticipated, mi)
result'in a combination against Russia,
for fear that nitiert may bf-come so
great and pccrfa) as to dtminrrr
-ovar all Europe, and thereby cause
the folfillmect of NapoleonVprophexr
titbat '.Europe- would become Republican
or Cossaek. "Besides thvgrrab-poweis
named, the countries ofAutri, Tur
key, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Belgium,
Holland, Denmark, Sweden and Nor
way, alio maintain large standing'
armies. Altogether these armie are
i estimaUd to cost annually about
"1800,000,000, and in time of war,
woald be greatly increased even in
countries not directly at war, for there
is -no telling how toon they way be
1 forstd'or dragged into the contest.
'Russia is supposed to be in verj
ipeor condition ''financially, but lias
great resources and an immense pO u
Isttion' from which to secure soldier,
while England, though much bettei
off in mosey matters, lack the nu
merical strength in the way of popula
tioa, eztept such native Asiatic and
East India allies, who are o( but httlt
accouat in fighting with Europeai.
hssldiers.
ThaRuisian do not seem to bark
'down particle from England's dr.
ntands, and the British Government
aetsat to be mad, with a determination
to fight if no satisfaction is rendered
hr Ruswia for the attack on tie
Afghans iri-'ibo.&erat-section. Runi
has no navy to compare with England,
but England has an extensive com
mercial asarine business, which t ft
Kvftsian cruirera can deatrny, """J "''
a doubt intercept on every sea, evei
a this coast, along the shores of Aw
Antralia and Bihisli Columbia.
There amvrd nt Portland lat weeW
a patty of 49 immigrants from Vilke
and A'leghany comities, North Cum
Haa.viB charge of Rev. I. T. Treren.
Among thrm were Dr. John L. Sinitb
and family, 11 in iiamber, andJti-
Dewdentras and A. F. Darin, wi h
thsir families. The greater numlirr of
.the party were stout, hardy-lookine
yoang Men, who, as Trevett states,
have been brought up to hard work.
rlhey came through from Marion, Y'r
iginia.'in eight days, stopping one da
tt Kansas City. They all nrried in
:geod health and were surprised amide
lighted with the beautiful weathei
hey found here, so different from what
they had experienced on the route,
ad -wra much astonished to find the
trees in full foliage and the gardens
gay with flowers of all kinds, while in
the section they 'left and on all their
Ioa3 route across the continent theie
is yet scarcely a sign of spring. TI.e
party broke up at Portland and most
of them came to Southern Oregon.
Trevett will spend several weeks in
ilookiug over the state, and will then
ireUrn to North Carolina to briug nut
rauothsr party. There is every induce
Meat for people to immigrate from
that country to Oregon. Tho.o wags
areoaly ?T psr-roontb, the land sterile
and climate not so genial as that nt
Orecoa. The heads of families in thi
party hava scans to tpurchaaa land,
and the young men will noon eai n
enough to purchase claims for theiu
elves.
The stockholders of the Oregon and
California Rsi'rosd held a meeting in
.Portland last Tuday aftertiooii, but
deferred the election of directors and
adienrned the meeting until May 14ih
It is reported that negotiations are
;psndiag for the transfer of the line to
tCharles Crocker ahd the Central and
Boathsra Tacifio interests. Heiuy
Villard, ex president of the Northern
PaciEo Company, is reported as worl
tag the wires for the consolidation of
the reads. It is understood that .priid
iag the above the election wa lust
peaed for ens month.
m
Owing to a disastrous defeit of the
French troops ia Caiaa the Ferry
Miaislry were eallrd ujon to retign.
France is ia a dilemma. To whip
China it Mist send the fljwer of iit
army froa home, and European com
plieatiens redder that a very iiuiarJ-
i sceveaaevt.
'Where Counterfeits uie
Detected.
In llif) coun'ing and handling of
paper currency, in the treasury wom
en !iavn iliiixl aupoicedrd men They
CDunt better and faster, and in the
detection uf oounteifeiia arn umqual
ed. ttoei which circulate fieeK
through every bank in the country
are readily detected the instant tliey
come into the handa of the women
operators in the treasury. It -w. ill be
noticed by anybody wliu eter gate
any attention ta the subject that the
wartirhgji'lo lookout for eounteifrlu
iuvariably come from the treasury de
pirtment. This means that the
counterfeit has circulated witli.impu
nity until it reaches the fingers uf the
women experts in tlie tiensun ; then
it is iliktanily detected. Alt exaniph :
A CountPifeit -of'the Inst iue of $5
bilU was known to be floating about
sums llmo 'ago; the treasury sent uu
tht alarm,'' but the oUiciul, judging
from exjieiieiice, knew i!ae it woul.l
probably not be.detcc!cJ until onearacht
rd the lieatuty in a package uf inuuvt
from one .ol the IwuLs. At la. t it
Ciine in a bundle from a big New
York bank. The luung woman count
ing the bills it- th i rranury J'icked it
out instantly. -Tlie note was traced
allJ found lu hae passed through hull
the banks in New Yuik without sus
picion, lu be sjiulled ul the lili-t glanic
hy IhiH )iuiig woman who, it is daiil,
has nsrer Net puseJ a counu rfeii.
Nor one' single cem has exer been
stolen by women since their etnplo
nent in the treasury. When the
wurk was -done solely by men, dis
douses for email thefts were frequent.
When he wan inaugurated Grower
Cleveland lacked fourteen dakof'be
ing,48 years old. Only one younger
man has been inaugurated Preiidenl
and that was General Gran', who
lacked some weeks of being 47 when
lie entered the White Home. Frank
lin Pierce wai three month over 4S,
and Arthur and Gai field weio enth n
i irifle less than 50. All the oilier
President liae been older, Wi Hani
Henry Harrison, with his C3 )eai,
bring the o'dent of theui all at the lak
nig the oath of office.
The friend of Judge'Fiehl who ex
pressed such conGdrlice last week in
Ilia appointment lo lh Coin-ulme nt
Hamburg haa lie'ii paed lv f t r a
man from Texnc. T1"- way the Caii
fornian C't 'eft b- n eona'anl nmixl,
nd if there ia any tiulli in I lie aiUve
that uiiarry loea cnuinny, the iiei;
Ircted band of Ilii"CiaU fioni tliiK
Slate li(Ut feel quite cVeeiful.
POWI
Absolutely Pme.
Tliis powder never v:irics. .4 mnrvcl ol
purity, sirenclh and wliolcsnmvnss
.More economical than the ortlin.irv
kind, and cannot ba-so'd in competition
with the multitude' of 'ow U-t, fhoil
weight, alum or phosphate powders
.oi unly in cut. 10AI. liAKI.NO V.V-
ueu Co , 10C Wall-st N.Y.
Notice.
Land Offick. RosEnur.n, On., )
March 31. 1585. f
Notice is hereby siven that the follow
ing.namni settler has filed jiotic? of he:
intention. to make rlnii proof in Mippon
of her claim, ami that said proof will In
made b:forc tlie Juiiire or Clerk of Jack
son county at Jacksonvil c Oregon, o:i
Saturdny "May IJi. 185. 'viz. Minnii
Houston, Miduwof 1 P. Houston, deceat
id Homestead No 4111, lor the S K I4
Sec. 1 T 3T S It 2 W'ebt. She names lh
following witnesses to prove her continu
itis rrsidencc upon, and cultivation ot
snid land, vir; Gronje Smith, Israel
Harris. Jarob Bowmin, and Andrew
Stephens, all of Sams Valley, Jackson
county, Orcjrnn.
"Vm. F. Benjamix, Register.
Connlj Trraiurrr'a Second Kotlce-
OFFICE OF C - THE iSUUER, 1
Jacksonville, April 2nd, 1BS5. f
Notice is hereby iven that there tre
funds n the county Treasury for the re
demption of the tol owing -county war
rants, protested up to October 0th. 18-S0
Numbers iS40.1bSti. 18S7,184, 1SS3,1830,
1858, 1SJS, 1868, 1877. 1G01, lSG-", lbf.0,
U'O, 1873, 1891, J800, 1803, 10 2, 1914,
1009, 1889, 1002, 1010, 1 124, t02, 1500 In
terest will cease from ibis date.
2Xnxexx FisnBR,
bounty Treisimr.
Oxen For Sale.
The undersigned 1ms four oxen, nnr
bull and one stag that lie otTcrs for ale at
a bargain. For patticnlars and price cal
on or address SAM'L H. o'OOK,
Applegate, Oregon, April 11,1885.
l i ' esassasBlsBMSBss-gasse
Piles! Files! Piles!
A SUEE CURE FOUND
AT LAST!
NO OXFNKKD SUFFER!
" A sure Cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itcliinc
a oil Ulcerated Files has been discovered
by Dr. Wil lam, fan Indian Remedy,,
called Dr. William's Indian Ointment. A
bin;le box haa cured the worst chronic
CJciof ij or 30 years landing. Ko one
need suffer five minutesatierapplying tbi
ronderiul tootbing medicine Lotions in
struments and electuaries do more harm
than good. William's Ointment absorbs
the Juniors, allajs the intense itching,
(pirticularly at night after getting warm
m "bed.) acts aa a jmultice. cives instant
relief, and is prepared on y for Piles, itch
ing of the private parts, and for nothing
else.
Head tvhat the Hon. J,H. Coffinlierrj
of lcveland r ys about Dr. William's In.
dian File Ointment: J bavc used scores
of File ' UK-s, ifnd it aflbids me pleasure
to say hat I have never louncl anything
which (rave such immediate and perma
nent relief as Dr. William's Indian Oint
ment. -.
For sale bv nl! druggists or mailed on
receipt of price. 1.00.
HENRY & CO.. Proprietors,
ClXVELASD, O.
Home, Davis & Co., Wholcsale'Ageuts,
Port and, Oa-jym.
TUTT'S
ff"-J -m-.
TORPID BO?VELS,
DISORDERED LIVER,
and FrALARiA. v ,
From these eourcca nrlso tarei) lonrtns ol
tio diseases of U10 human racu. Thcso
ETmptomslncI;c!itotliclrciiitencc:rjOs o
AppcUtt, Bonds cotlvc,-filclc Hjad
oebe, fulluois after cotlnf:fTvrerton to
czertloa of body or mind, Eraetation
ct food, IrrtablIUr or temper, low
tpir.j, A ftcllnt; orbavln neglected
mo dot J-. Xililuc5,l:'io.tjrtn ai tto
Heart. Sots before tlio eyci.lilclil y eol
crcd t'rlno, COA'STtPATIO.V; and dc
norit tliouso orarcmedTmil acts dlrectl?
03thol.lvc& AsaLivermed'cinoTCTT'fl
1'IILShavonooqual. aiielractlonontho
KIJrcysanlStml3alsoprompt;removin3
nil Imparities thrcragn these, three "scav
enters of tho 6)Ktctn,n producing appe
tite, sound dlscstinn, regnlar stools, a clear
cMaondavigorousbodw TtJTT'S PH.tS
cansa no riua cr Hnln nor iutsrlero
T.lUi o.ll7 wort and are a perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA,
boMeverywhT,25c. t'thT.imnmiy8t.tN.Y,
anissssvasiaisBirjHsaBssssssssaBMeKHSiDisltneSMssaisaewoaBscMSSssaM
W.
01117 TTirn on WniSKEES cbaneed In
stantly tonGtossr Black byaslnele ap
rllaitloa of this DTE. Sold by Druggists,
FEE!.
IMPOTENT MEN
C they Yoxinc or Old,
h&Ttns Lost tboso
attribute of
PERFECT MANHOOD
3PI3HJ17T2 CO?
t Sexual Power
A3TI
rHOCEEAUVE Aect,
STTIIECSEOF
TroJ. Jean CMolc
The Civiale Remedies.
3IA10IIM1(, AKHOCJLLK Sid : Jny
fwrnortU'iKlnaillOH and wrkns )tlherduo
Mtn Tntithfal KtUy. AUuh or Ttahtr t-Njlnrc.
Thitr-rtin ut oilcimiti-d br :OK.,(1t tAU,
rJopiedlneTery. UOVn A I. In f lUV and
pulaaUinedlrnTtArittdtrytbeM'i!iiill'mrlon
U KASILVAITL IIM'AlM.K.QI'.lU,
a.nd aboTeaU I.il.U t II KIM l.i;
VRFR'Kl ATT, D'K,n e,i of
will tend free foanvcarirntt Inquirer onrrpTen
did llliii(itt-tl M iwrr tnedfcfll worlcclvii cfji: p.
tO'DRofMlironna or Fexiuit IHrmFt. devrip'ltsn
of thU tratnu-m, ittkfx tt-xtlnt. nlaU&ud Uckv
poper eidorCTnpii!', Ac . Ac.
N e are alto afmitii f . r tlie nw ar! - trln to
core, Seir.Adlnitt hr ml Ubne Kltlltij? iVwdle
Comnrewir. for Ibo tborouli aia i&Uical cure,
without uvtrr 01
VARICOCELE
Om-ullntloi til a Tnll Medical SttT, mrj.
Cnrisle Rcmeclal Agency. 1C0 Fulton L, H.'Y.
WGOBBDaU NULSEN
V
h
Woodburn, Oregon.
A larjc stork of Fruit, Shade, rcuracn.
tal auil Nut trees.
Vines and Shrubbery
For sale cheap.
Xo Ins;ct Pest on "Trees.
Send for catalogue. Add-c;s.
J. II. SKTTIiKMIEll
Woodburn, Oregon.
Notice.
Inxs Okkice at IlosEnnito, Or , )
March 24. 1833. f
Complaint hiving b.-en entered at this
offlrehy II. G. Matties against William
II Hill lor abtndiining his Homestead
Kntry Xo 3H!4, ilatedjan. 10, 1879. upon
the Si U if or S K if Sec 3(?, N ot N K
if and S E if i.rN K if re. 31, Township
:i. Miutli, Han-u 1 Kast W. M. in Jack
on cntinty, Oreirnn, With a view lo the
t'jineell.ttion nr-s lid entry: the -said par-
ies ap- hereby summoned to appear at
the olflce ofS. .1. I) iy r notary public of
larksonvillc on the ild iy of JIay. 1835,
tl 1 ' o'clock A. M.. to rescind anil I ura ish
testimony coneerningsiid alleijeil ulun
donment. Wji. F. I evjvmiv, Uegister.
J. C.Tni.j.ErTo.N. Receiver.
Settle Up.
All pcrsins knowing themsc ves in.
ilclitcd to the undersigned, by note or
bonk account, are requested to call and
settle at onrc. Persons knowing them
! ves indebted to uM do well to heed
this notice, as-wenif. n business and arc
dclerraiii' fl to cnlorce payment where it
is refused or neglected
KUBLI &'BOLT.
.dlsn notes and book accounts due the
estate ot Hlas Draper, deceased, mun be
settled at unce. JOHN BOLT.
Administrator.
Jpplcgatc, Feb. 17, 1885.
Ail Sorts of
harts and many sorts of ails of
mm and beast need a coolbg
lotion. Mustang Liniment.
j3B3SSSEJSSjSSSiSSibEL35BSBUbiBI
4 K
mm
VICTOR MOWERS
111
-Extra Mictions fJi;
DOUBLE
Goodspeeil Cook Stoves,
TIGER SlilRy BAKES, BARHES WOOBEH HUES, UEKSIEBS TOOLS. ETC
The Rogue River
Distilling Company
HAS OPENED A
WHOLESALE THHSE
lN JACKSONVILLE
In ihebuildin? situated on thecrnerof
California and Fifth streets ubcie
can be obtained a
pure; uiadolterated
AHTIfU? op
AND
Ct)RlSf WHISKY,
tS.'qrAliTITlES AKD AT
PRICES TO SUIT-
Satisfactionguaranterd.
N. K. LYTLE, Superintendent.
Central Marlcet,
JACKSONVILLE OREGON
Hanley&:N'eit z, Props.
Thi market is now fullv nrertarcd to
furnish the public ni.h the choicest qual
ity ot
FRESH MEATS
Of all kinds, inclnding
EEUPp WEAIL AK tefliiJJinrOK.
Also superior
CORN BEEF, SAUSAGE & LARD
to patrons, and no erTort tvIII be spired to -
ward giving general satisfaction.
The most favorable inducements offered
Ham.ev&Neitz
LUMBER F0RVii.Y8aDY
STERLING
MilttSdalh of Jacksonville,
IS NOW UNDER FUlL HEADWAY
and is prepared to furnish the markrt
with cveiy description of lumbet of a sum
rior quality at the lowest rate. Billi
sawed lo oruerntldsitisfaction guaranteed.
All order? addressed to 'us at Jackson
ville will receive proD'pt attention.
PARKS & SON.
JACKSONVILLE COOPERAGE,
.Adam Scbmitt, Propr,,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
Tte "undersigned is now prepared lo
make anything in the line ot barrels,
kegs, "vats 'or ibs, 'and will also do any
kind of repairing in this line, A good
assortment of suitable Umber kept con-
uuiui uu uouu.
oorchnm kees itiirao to orderln auan -
lilies to suit at Teduced prices. Give "tile
atrial k ADvV KtlHMTTT
.
NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED tO THE
undersigned by note or bousvjksconl)t.
re rcTUested 10 call and rs-ltle without
I delay. S. KAREWSKI.
Hssonvuj mm. ja. isssb.
l IlILY,
Jacksoiiyille Oregon
Oealers Ixl
jssT 3BVMSBSaessVk?IsBSSSSSSSSsr Iskir
BBsSVTBnHEsK'SflsW!
asssiiSBissssssP99BiSfsflslBMM
-' WMI
all
niiioi
lit
The TEoroughbred Jack,
BEECHER!
Will make the season of 1SS5 al the fol
lowing, mi's and places:
lilK.-'HEt'. Mill commence at William
Bybe. farm, one mile north ofJackson
ville, oa Wednesday, April st. win re he
will r main five d.iys h n he will be
taken to BybrcVFeny and nm.nu fciur
rt-v rcfirnmirto-lacksonvnie- on the Ollu
this 'rile tr continue during the season.
1 he season wii cud J 1 y ltl.
Drscrlptlon,
BEECHER, U thoroughbred Mam
'101I1 Jark trom Een uekv, black in co
- 10 T- -i n il - Hi g,imi iorm iiu(i nc.
lion, andncilis 1,300 poiud.
Trrm.
Bythcscaon, $ 2 50; instirancp $1G
sinslc leap$8. l'njnljle at ind of sr.inn
and n hen mare is known to he with lo.il
Itcstof cire will be taken but will bert,
sponsib c lor no accidnnts
Wm. BYBEE, Triprtetor.
Notice.
U S. Laxd Office. Hor.cct:o, On, )
Man h 20, 1884. f
Notice is hereby given that flie follow
ing-namea kdtliT has hied notice of U
intention to make final proof in suppon
nl' liis rlaiin, and that siid proof will b
miOc before the .ludcor iierkuf Jack
oon county, at Jacksomillc Oregon, on
Monday, May 4, 1885, Viz: Harvej Rich
arlson, lioineslead .o. 3'72 for the y2
orNElf amlf: JiolS K Sec. 4T 34
S I! 1 Uct. He names ilie fol'owin
witnesses loi prove. Ills cnntirmiiii! resiT
dcncc.pon.-andcnUIvation of, said landj
iz: John M. lilaek, Dnnl. Hodgcii, O.J
uillard and II. Hill, all ol I tna, Jackson
count. Or gon.
Mm. F. Bkfjuirt, Rcgibl r.
Notice.
Lasd Office at Rosrftur.o, fjrt., )
March 17. lSrt. f.
Notice ii hereby L'lven that tlie folliiw-
inir- lanierl setilr Ins filed notice ofhN
intcnth n to make fin.11 proof in support
of Ills c'aim, and thai nid jiroof will be
made Defnre the C erk of Josephine
: ""'"'Keibyville Ortgon , on Satunlay
I Vlf? ' Uz: Y'ST. S?? H'JT
eruption D. S. No. 4i8C for the I.ot ISw.
I 19 and Lots 3 and 4 cc. 20 T 30 S R 0
1 ttest. He names the follouinj witnese
to pnnc his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation ol, Sa'tl land, viz: .T. II.
Harris. J. M. Jdhn:lon. Anderson Vanov.
and P G. Burn;-, al f Josephine county
Oregon. Wm. F. Bemmi.
Register.
Ncw Cigar Store
B. ROSTEL,
l)ealer in
Clzan, Tabacea, Clsnrrllts, Tstlons, rie.
Also keeps a full line nt musical instru
ments, consisting of
Gnltars. Banjos. Tamtxirlnr, Acordcoan.
HarinoulcM tie.
Give me a call an-1 I will sithfy you
both in price and in Ihe qunlily of the
goods offered for sa'e B R03TEI.
CITY BREWERY.
VEIT SOHOTZ,- - ProprUtor.
TironED most inaPECTi'in.j.T zv..
1 form the citizen, al Jcxitar!lle end .
-tat world si Urrt.lhattt-.Totn nd,.t
1 m.-.tmr tnri.iii wiimr
1 6-r nr qMnili tht tnrchM.i Ktjdiie
I 'ijartal,iT.oliiiI.lln.i1.ndmTrooin"r
I wwiy.ln nrd.r A t.ll wIllplMis to
I PRIZE.;
"Send six cents for fofasc.
and receive free, n costly liox
iOf roods which will help. all.
of either sex. to more money right away
than anything else in thi orll. For-
InnM ftmit flh ir rlrpra fth&nltltflv fitiry
AtosddrasTxn4Co,Agusft,Jfe.'frce Addrtss StismxA
w
tj
9
Mowers,
rm'i
I It aTaiJI
'm MkSknak a ak
1
iBiLGBR MiSGtY.
srilLlGTHE&IsVG REMEDY
ASD
V&?XW-d GsUttiM.S.?
is the legitimate
result of overt wen
lyymrsot practical
experience by a
thoroughly quali
fied graduate phy
sici.iu ofrne ot 'tin
highest nvnlic.il
colleges of Eiurrpe
TUIM. UITITI.K ritkht
it positively curc
Nervous and Phy
sical Ditili!y. S( min.il Weakness. Spir
n.ilorThei. Impolency. Prnstatorrhoea
M perai sthr.sia ovi r ensitiremi-p of tin
pirn. Kidney and (ladder cfmipkiiut".
mpiir'.tics of tliu blood aflj dis asesof tin
kin.
It permanently topi .'ill unnatural
ixeakining drains upon the y$tciii, ImVw.
ir they occur, prevenlins invount.ii.
iminiil Iov.. iKbililatina dreams K-m'i
ml lose with the urine, or while at stool
le.hnili-strurtiic 10 mind and bo.Iy and
iiiesiill the ct II ifriCtJofjoullilul inline
;xpcm. r-ctorins exhiiKti'd vitality
ixutil decline and Ios of manhood, how
vi r eonipliratid.
A ihoroifsli nsiill as permment cure
indronipletcrn".nrart"n to prrfrnM I1111I1I1.
'trenslh and visor of miniimid U aho-'r.ti-lv
"iiaranteed by tliNju-tly ee ebrated
liab'e gret nm iiy. Piice $2 50 per
'Millie, ornvc uotlKb toryju. bent upon
receipt of price, or . O D., loanvaildns
secure from observation and strictly pri
vate hy
11;: r. l). siint'in
SIC Kearny Mrrct an IranrHco tal.
TiutL iioitm: rin.i:.
ufHcicnt to show ifmerit wi'lbesent
to any iine-apilying hy letter, statins his
smptnms anil age. uonHliaiion strict
rconfidmti.i . lv letter, or at .ffice.-"free
For the convenient of patients and in or
der to secure prvfectTsecrccy. I have adopt
ed a private address uuuerwlilcli all pack,
ages an. fon.inleil.
The Fine Stallion
WillnriKc the season of 1885, coctmcuc
ing April ISt.aS'fiVllJiWs: On April 1st
and 2nd lleViirWiln'yacksonville.oii the
3rd and 4th he will be at Kagle Point, re.
turning lo cacli point every ninth day dur
ins ihe season, and on the other days he
will befimnd.at Granville tsfeiirV farm.
Selam is by Scampertlown, he by Nor
folk, lie by Lexington, he by Bnstom, he
Iiy Sir Archer, he bv Arabian Boy.
S'elam's date was a Rifleman.
He is !(! hands high, weighs 1,300
pounds and is 8-ycars old.
Terms. Single leap $5; by the season
$10: insurance $!).
Itvillnotbc roponsible for any acci
dents but win ex.-rcise due caution to. pre
vent the same. S. BOOTH.
Wide AwaJe
& Frisk)
Times
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ive tnd Kcfned Newspap'r. puW
;iishcJ in the heatt ot the ureat In-
and Km pi re Published every week
it S-J.-jO per year. Sample copit
lucts. bena lor it.
Address Tints Paui.isntNG Co.,
Ileppner, Oregon
"SJWaxxc3.to X:xob.augo.
To exrhnncea house of II rooms and 2
'ots lCOxlOO feet with spring and cistern
wrtcr6n it, near public school and.strect
cars, ih city of Portland, rents for $33 per
month. Will c'xclutige for gok sto-k
rancoin Southern Oregon,
-iddress, C. W. LAUEs.O. II N.Co.
Portland, Oregon.
SrnntSjOnper day at home
U 1 DUSaap cs worth $'5
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DR. LIEBIG'S
q T7CroxxciorfixX
Ui Oo.-man lnTicorator
0C Tlie oldest, greatest and
O UttiiDtdv iirlLe cure of
r- Ni Mousttid Fhykiial Dtbl.
j' iiy. v iiai tiLaution, fctmt-
iml Uu kttts, l.o t r 11 n
l.od. Failing itninry scat
1 1 It-ltd aril Ecftnllid coc.
ditionsofthcOcniio-Urinirn
rirana. U peellily cures
mpotence. Early Decay.
Loss or Vigor, Seminal
weakness, and all the sad ef
liclsof yiiuthlul fnilies and
O abii! or Ixros of )tturitv
r ii puuianinuy prevrnis
2 a Vunatuial Loss from the
2'Hi in. as thousands can at
titt w ho hae usrd the Rem
2 inly iu the past quarter of a
century a Inch it has tielo.
before the public. ,
""Ills indeed a "Wonderful
Remedy toning the nerves, strengthen
ing the rnusrlcs, checking the waste, ii'
yigorating the whole system and rcstorinx;
llie ntHictt-d, to health and happiness. ,
The Dr. will agree to forreit $1,000 fr
a case unili rtakeu. not cured. Thrf restoa
so many can not get cured of Weakness
and the above diseases is owing to acorn,
.plication, called Prostatorrriea, with
'Hyper 'cithia which inquires special treat
ment, .
Dr.' LieWg-s, fhvigorstor, No. 2, wllh
our peenffar special treatment, is the only
ctr; for Prostaforrhea. By il Manhood
isicstored and the hand ot lime moved
back from ajje" to youth.
Price- q "enter Invigorates-,, $3. Cass
of six bottle?, $10. Sent to anaddrei,
covered .Securely from observation.
Drt Llebig &.po. 'treat succcsstully by
Ilomoeopatlnr every Torm, of Special, Prlr.
ate or CiirV)njc'"disease without mercury
or naseous drugs. If vitality is drained
from the bodyniSJmcrons diseases follow
that baffle oruJAa'ry medical.frcatment. It
allowed to continue, the unnatural loss
causes Consu'mpi(6n, Diabctin, Urights,
Disease, Ins'jnityelc. CiTrea guaranteed
Diseases of 'llie, enlfi) urinaty organs,
kidneys, liier1 and bladder specially, treat,
ed. Diseases of women sp:dilyQure.d.
Qualified nnd Responsible. Dr. LfeWg
& o. from Europe, are oiganized in corn
plianee with California Medical Law.
Diploma procured by regular college ed
ucation and are now in their nineteenth
year of special practice.
Most powerful electric belts free to pa
tients. To prove the wonderful power of ths
intigoratora $2 bottle given or sent fres.
( onsultation free and private.
Dr. Liebig's wonderful German invlgo.
jntfir is protected bv ropywright from
Patent "llice of Unitcil States Goerii
ment Beware of imitations. Call or ad.
drcs LtEnin DisrENJr.r,
400 Geary Street. San Francisco, Cal .
Private entrance, 40G M.aon atrve, futir
blocks up Geary Street from Kearny
Mam Entrance throug.i Dispensary Drug
Store
!K. NINTH,
(SPKtIALI'sT An.1 GltAOCAlK.)
.o. II Kearar Street, a Franrlte, Cal.
TREATS AT I. CUUONIC, SrECIAL AKD Pftt
VAte DitEisEs wrru wo-ndkekci.
SUCCESS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
55N I ft TlVfcr ratlin w
mtr rtat X ..v...... T
fny s.Ww. l.trtiv i.m,..ii..ivi
eminal WeaE.
ness. Sperniatorrha'a
lanliociljm-
r? r-Vws."2V 1 uney, rrosiator-
wrlioca. Paralysis and
vtr ..11 ii...i i.f .
"Tiifself'i'biise. voulh.
'aiiii iiitr u;iiiiiit-ciiif:i
ful folliisand excesses in'matfirer years,
oiith :ib !osrt of x emory. Lassitude. Noc
turnal Emissions, versions to Society,
D.mm-ss of Vision, Noises in the Head,
lliu n ital lltiiil passing unobserved in th'e
urine, nud uihir diseases that lead to ia
s.mily and death.
Dr .Mimic, wlnisa rejular physic'nn,
graduate ot the TJnivfi-Mly ofPcnnsylva
nii, nil agnv u lorfeit $300 for a ease f
this kind die Vital Rfslomtive, (under t s
spttial advice and treatment) will not
cure, or for anything impure or injurious
found in it. Dr. Mintie In-ats all Private
I)iseaw successfully without yercury
('on-Uit.illtin Free. Thorough examinn-.
tie 11 aid iidiice. -including analysis of
urine."?". Price of Vita! Restorative $l,Btt
a luittle. or four times the quantity, $5;
s.-nt to any addrtss upon rireipt of price,
or C. O. li secure 'from observation, ana
in private name' it desired, by Dr. A. E.
Mmtie, 11 Kearney street, Sin Francisco.
Cal.
Send forpimphlet and list of qucitlons.
samule UAlllr I rre
Will be sent lo any one applying by let
ter, stating symptoms, sex ana age.
Strict
secrecy in
regard to
til business truns-
actions.
Dr. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, NepB-rt-ticjltei.
cures all kind' of Kidney anil
Madder 'Complaints. Gonorrhoea, Uleet;
Leucorrlincn, etc. For wile by all drug
dists; $1 a bottle, six bottles for $".
Dr. Minlies Dandelion Pills are the
best nnd cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious
cure in the market. For sale by all drug
gists. DR. SPINNEf
No. 11 Kearny Street,
Treats al Chitfnle and SprrU! DUcaics
S-AtTlXrCSr 3VX33TO-
Who may be suffering from ihe effects
of youthful follies or indiscretion will do
well to avail themselves of this, the great
est boon overlaid at the altar of suffering
humanity. DR. SPINNEY will guaran
Ice to forfeit $500 for every case of Semln".
al Weakness or private'diseasc of any kinlt
of cliaracter which he undertakes ana
tails lo cure.
MIDDLE ASED 1JES.
Tlicre are many at the age of thirty to
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
evacdations of the bladder, often accom
panied by a slight Smarting or burning
sensation ana & weakening of the system
in a mabrier the patient cannot account
for. On examining Ihe urinary deposits '
ropy sehiment will, 'often be found, and
sometimes small particles of albumen will
appear, or the color will be of a thin milk
ish hne.acain changing to a dark and tor
pid appearance. I here are many mea
who die of this diflicu'ty Ignorant of the
cause, which is the second stage of seminal
weakness Dr S will guarantee a peffect
cure in nil such cases, and a healthy res
(oration flf"the genito ttrirfary organs.
Office Tlo'ufs 10 (o 4 and 6 to 8. Sun
days, from 10 to II a il. ConsuRatiosf
tree. Thorough exalihlSatlon and advice,
$3. Call or Addrc's's
DR. STINNEY & CO.,
No. 11 Kearriey St, "Ban FranciKo.
June 3,1882. if
Vahiable laird For Sal.
The undersigned offers ?,000 acres'
vhluab e lai d for sale.
Land sltnated ni.'
Antelope creek, eighteen m Ies from Jack
snnville Wiil.be sold in a body for $10"
per acre or in 160 or 820 ncre lots a'fronf
$15 to $20 per acre. For particulars si.
dress or call on A. Ii- Johnson, Laatf,
As6Bt,or WM. BYBEE, ,,
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