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UEEGOH SENTINEL
JACKSONVILLE I
Saturday, July 11, 1885.
Dwsolutiox of Partnership. The
tfirm of Bilger and Maegly was this
week dissolved by "mutual consent,
Mr. Maegly continuing as sole pro
prietor. Mr. Maegly bas been a part-
,'ner in the business for -over four years
.past, is an ezeellent business man, and
we wish him the same continued pros
parity 'be has enjoyed "heretofore.
The McGinley Troupe. Bobl.y
and Era McGinley gave un interesting
performance here last evening to a
good sized audience. Another per
formance will be given to night. He
will give entertainments at the follow
ing times and places after leaving here:
At Rock Point, July 13th, Giant's
PassHth and 15th, Wilderville lGih,
'Kerbyville Uth'and Waldo the 18th.
NotiCE. To the people of Jackson
ville and vicnitty. Mr. F. A. Ingels,
traveling agent for Flaggg Fire Hand
Grenade, will give a public exhibition
on the street at this place within a few
days. -I gave an exhibition at this
'liti-e on the fourth of July, which
II failure, owing to the wall
I not beine sufficiently solid
to bnK the bottles, which I will
tprove hereafter. F. A. Inoels, Agt.
HeuoioTw Notes. Elder H. C.
Fleming preaches at Eagle Point Sun
day.... Elder M. Peterson preaches
at Josephine Congregation on Sunday,
....Rev. Wm. Pullen will preach at
the Drake school house on Sunday
next. . . .'Rev. E. Gittins will hold ser
vices in this place Sunday morning
'and evening. .. .Rev. A. 'C. Howie tt
will preach at the Lone Oak school
'house Sunday -morning.... There will
be regular services at the Catholic
'Church in this pla;e, Rev. M. Straeten
officiating.... Rev. P. A. Moses holds
services at the McCInidon school
'house in Sam's alley Sunday morning
and evening.... Rev. A. R. Bieken
bach will preach at Phoenix next Sun
Hi ay morning, and at the Presbyterian
'Church in this place in the evening.
Sad News. A. F. Eddy of Jack
sonville received the news this week
of the death of his father James Eddy
-at Manchester England, June 19,
1885; aged 51 years and 1 month.
Mr. Eddy had been an agent of the
National British Temperance League
for over 25 years, and had just com
pleted a lfctunng lour through Ire
land and the north of England, and
was resting a few days at his home,
tfrora his labors, whpn he died sudden
ly with congestion of the brain, leai-
tH
r-"rr.g several months of his engagement
which would nave been in part in the
.-oily of London uncompleted. H
' leaves a wife and nine children of
whom -A -F iM'lv of Jack-Houi ills, and
uamn B. E2dv,-, deputy shcnff of
att'.la coMHtY.Vfartron 'Lis coast
Eddy had given the best vear of
lftetiva lift to the nrt-at caue of
Temperance and lubisdnatli it Iokkm
oneof,itR mnu'zna'nus and earnest ad
Hocates and workem. May the benisen
of lua good wordsand work follow on un
t lithe kheaVesof the great cause of tem
perance and humanttv are all gathered
"in. Rest his soul in peace.
County Court ProCetoivqs B
"V. Powell and seventeen others camp
in praying the Court to appoint Wra
Mayfield as Constable of Med ford pre
xinet and B. S. Webb and forty one
otbehtpraying for the appointment of I.
"Woolf to the same office the court de
eided in giving the office to the latter
The viewers appointed for the new
read up Trail creek reported favorabh
nnd it was ordered made a pub'io
l&ighway.
The new road prayed for in Man
znnita precinct, styled as the Desert
'road, was also established, the viewers
repirting favorably.
The petion for a new road from An
telope Bridge to a point at or near
Med ford was disallowed and the cost
of survey was ordered charged to the
petitioners.
Ordered by the Court that the fol
lowing price be and hereby is establish
$ for public printing for county, to
wit: Per square from one to four
squares inclusive, first insertion Si 50
"per square and 50 Cents per square for
-each subsequent insertion.
The Sheriff was allowed one month
longer to make his return on delin
k'quent taxes.
ubituakt. iornz jrautsen, wno
"died at the residence of Mrs. E.Ken
ast Thursday, of tvphoid mala-
tia, baa been loreman ot tbe sterling
M . . m . n ..
hydraulic mining company for a num
ber of years; he wa a yourj man of
most exemplary habits, J was high
ly eeteemed by all who knew him.
The owner of the mine, Capt. Ankeny,
qnd tbe members of Warren lodge
and Adarel Chapter of the order of
A. F. and A. M. gave him the most
kind care and attention during his
sickness; he fully realized his approach
ing disolution, and remsmbered with
bequests his aged father and other dear
wees in tbe old borae in Germany.
With what agony and desolation will
the news of his death fall on the dear
tines for whom he labored so patiently
nnd willingly in his far off western
borne, where the great heart that beat
in unison with their own is forever
kstiljed and the cherished form gather-
I in by tbe merciless reaper death. He
ifavrt behind him -the memory of an
honorable manhood, its every act
I gauged by the plemnut and square of
I truth and embellished with the price-
, lfM jewu mat caorn tne crown of
earth s t worthy and accepted
erers. He was hurried the dav
lowing in the Masonic cemetery
I'Eobirs of tbe different branches of
it order and a large concourse of
ends folio v ing his mortal remains
to their Ian retting p'acs." RrquUcat
J f?e.
Local Items-
Cucumbers and colic have arrived.
Plenty deer neat in the market
now.
Water is getting law in the wells
around town.
The Kallithumpi&ng took the cake
on the Fourth.
Miss Mamie Jones returned home to
Roseburg on Sunday night.
Geo. S. Howard has gone to Apple
gate to work on the wingdum.
W.J.Wimerot Waldo paid Jack
sonville a flying visit last Thursday.
New.goods are being received daily
at Mensor Bros'. Golden Rule Bazaar.
Henry Weydemann has left us
again after spending the Fourth here.
W. J. Plymale is at- Salem attend
ing the Grand Lodge of the A. O. U.
W.
Fully three thousand people cele
brated the Fourth of July in Jackson.
vitle. f
Thos. Josnioa bas charge? of the
saddler shop during Mr. Kenney's ab
sence "
A3arge delegation of Certrfcl Point
Point neighbor spent the 4th in Jack
sonville. Dr. J. W. Robinson steps high now. I
days, being the father of a son and
daughter.
A larger crowd has seldom been
seen in Jacksonville than the one here
on the 4th.
Call and inspect the fine lot of goods
just received at Mensor Bros. Golden
Rule Bazaar.
Frank M. Nickerson and family
have returned to Josepfrice count).
Welcome back.
When you want an auctioneer call
on W. A. Owen who will do the job
up in -good shape.
New goods, new styles and new
prices just, received at Mensor Bros.
Golden Rule Bazaar. .
Dress gcods in all the latest shades
and patterns just received at Mentor J
Bros . Golden Rule Bazaar.
ohn Ash pole, County Assessor,
was in town yesterday. He is now
at work in Med ford precinct.
Black and colored silks, trimmings
of all kinds are iust in receiirt at Mpu
snr Bros'. Golden Rule Bazaar.
9i jelly glasses with cover, Masons
andtightmng fruit jars gallons aod
quarts in lots to suit atNunan's.
13. J. Jones now officiates at Henry
Pipe's saloon, and the latter talks of
taking a trip to the mountains for hf
health.
A li n3 complete line of gentle
mens fine shoes, the latest style just
rrciived at Mensor Bros'. Golden Rule
Bazaar. - "
The $50 suit of -de-tVes reffl-d for at
Bkci's tailoring patablUhnient on the
Fourth was wou by County Clerk,
Parker.
Ancther crowd compnst-d of Geo.
Neuber,12d i.oln and Nick M'tcliell
went to Cinnabar on a tusticating trip
this week.
The ice cream business here on the
Fourth was the only thing that gave
dissatisfaction and. that was surely not
intentional.
Don't be scared about Your ice
cream for the peopta who did not eat 1
any on the 4th were just as sick as;
these who did.
The officers of Adarel Chapter No
3, O.E. S. will isit Reseburg soon to
assist in instituting a chapter of 0. E.
S. at that place.
Town lots are now offered for sale
at Central Point the official map hav
ing been filed this week by C. Magru
der of that place.
Our local saloon keepers are now
shipping ice from Portland, 'getting it
delivered here by passenger train at
three cents per pound.
Joe and Ted Neitzta3 E. B Caton
have returned to Galice creek. John
Murphy has charge of the butcher
shop here for the present.
(A foot race was ronjiere the Fourth
between Ryan of San '"Francisco fend
Joe Mensor of this place, which was
won easily by tbe former.
Mrs. A. Bilger has a very pointed
note among the new advertisements
to day, to both creditors and debtors,
and prompt action is required.
Our yottng friend H, D. Kuhli of
Applegate spent the 4lh in Jackson
ville; there seems to be lots 'of attrac
tions for Henry in this vicinit).-
A brother of James A. Card well is
visiting this section, but while they
look very much alike Jim can pull the
scales down a little bit heavier. v
The ladies of the W. C. T, TJ. will
give a scciabls and supper the last of
the current month, the proceeds to be
added to tbe publio library fund.
Robt. Westrop is again in the sew
ing machine business traveling for the
Wheeler & Wilson. Ho is an im
mense talker and sells lots of machines.
Clothing, boots and shoes, hats and
caps, notions, tobaccos, cigars, candies,
nuts, and etc., are now being displaced
at Mensor Bros'. Golden Rule "Baianr.
A tidal wave of matrimonial in
felicity seems ts havo struck our quiet
town, and it might be well, for the
average householder to look a "leedle
oud."
New optning at Jacksonville, Ogn.
Golden Rule Bar, Msssor .Bros'.,
proprietors. Ws have jast received
from the city ef San Frofteicce, a com
plete line of geacral raerchadwa. Ws
rsk the people ef JaekaMviHe and
vicinity lo five w a m!
Chas. H. Libby, General Manager
for l his coast for Johnson's New Uni
versal Cyclopaedia, was in ton this
week and took several orders for tbe
work.
A paTty composed of J. C. McCulIy,
A. L. Renter, Thos. J. Kenney and
Wm. Linn started for the Siskiyous
last Wednesday to bo gone several
weeks.
1 Lewellen and Lynch are baving a
new front put on their livery stable at
Medford, having, found their quarters
too small to accommodate their large
trade.
Geo. W. Frey and Fred Pech were
down from the Brownsboro district
this week and reported crops looking
well and everybody prospering in that
section.
A government agent has bepn visit
ing timber lands of Shasta, Cal., and
compelled several parties who were
cutting trees on land to which they
had no title to desist.
'Marshal Red field of Medford is
having quite a spat with A L John
son of the same placer- atad botharp
airing their grievances through the
columns of the "Monitor."
Wm. L. Bilger of Portland spent
the Fourth in Jacksonville. Billy
now holds a grod position in tbe hard
ware house of Thompson DeHart &
Co. end is a good bn lines man.
Dr. W. F. Kremer was in town
yesterday and informed us that he has
now got moved to4Grant's Pass where
he will keep a drug store and engage
in the practice of medicine. We wish
him success.
The "World's" Bartholdi Pedestal
Fund had yesterday reached tho ton
ering -height of $87,26. Only $12,
274 morp, and the triumph of the best
piece of newspaper enterprise on rec
ord will be assured.
The town was so fall of visitors this
week that it would be uselpss to try
to name them, and for that reason we
simply invite them all to come again
without mentionining the naaescf all
that we seen on our streets.
Ex-President Arthnr is on? on his
annual fishing expedition in Canada,
care and fancy free, while his successor
is cooped up in Washington wearily
fishing for men, and bringing up a rank
sucker every 'once in a while.
Three professional sprinters, said to
be Gibson, Lewis and Ryan, were in
!,own several days this week trying to
make a match with our local foot-racer,
Henry Mensor. No conclusion had
been reached at last acccunts.
"Bob" jacobi strayed from his home
it Gold Hll this week and paid hi;
former residence at Jacksonville a
visit the other day. The do? is as
fat as usual. This is one personal
that our cotesa. failed to cote.
John Bolt of Applegate was in town
Tbnrs.da. He does notdenytidp;Pt
story published sevtral weeks since,
but thinks the boys ought to have
kept quiet about the matter, and he
promises to get even before long.
The M. D'r. had a live'y run in
Jacksonville for about thre hours
on the night of the 4ih but as it was
their first nctivn service this summer
they wont complain and the rest of that
coummnnity ought to feel satisfied.
Ashland, Medford mnd Eagle Point
celebrated the glorious 4th but as we
have received no report from either ;
place we cannot gi'e pirticulars
We learn that each had a fair attend
ance antf all passed o& in fine Order.
On Tuesday last the thermometer in
front of the Table Hocksalooo register
ed 114 and at the same time a'tE C
Brooks' drug store it marked 102 in
the shade. No one stirred round
more than was necessary on that day
A wing dam is being put in on Ap
plegate near the Matne) place by
Jacob Klippel, Wm. Deneff and Co.
and they expect to make a big strike
this summer. All interested art hard
working men and deserve every cent
they make.
James McDonough of Willow
Springs has located on a ranch near
Aikeu Bros' sawmill on Rogue River,
where he will engage extensively in
stock-raising and farming; his sons
John and .Martin McDonough will
take charge of it.
Wm. Bybee proposes making a fine
summer resort at his sulphur springs
on Evans creec and is making prepa
rations to build a house there. Gus
Delppy and wife are in charge at prrs
ent having purchased a complete out
fit here last week.
TJ. S. Revenue Collector Wm. A.
Owen, took official Charge of his, office
this week", and has established head
quarters in the building in McCuUy's
block formerly occupied bv Mrs.
Chambers. Call at the Captain's
office and settle up.
J. C. Whipp has taken orders for a
half years work, and will receive a
fine addition to his stock of marbld in
a few days. When you are in Jack
sonville .! at his marble works and
examine some of the fine specimens of
his workwomanship.
A sum of money was found by Gapt.
Caion Of the Criterion saloon on Mon
day last, and after advertising it at the
Postoffice store-, he found an owner in
quick order the owner describing it in
full Cap. is more bonsst than some
people would have been under the
same circumstances.
The Commissioners of Klamath
county, Oregon, have closed a X)ntract
with a San Francisco Bridge Co , to
build a fine iron bridge across Link
river, at iiinkvilld, Tor the sum of
6,725. The span if 332 feet, and the
price to be paid is cheap, resulting
from coiripetition with two other com
panies. The work is tbe eommanced
immediately, to to have a safe bridge
before wiatw, ' ;
We acknowledee a pleasant ca
Thursday frem L. R. Field, train di
patcher for the O. & C. R. . d
K- Fronk, the genial agent for thet).
i C. R. R. at Medferd. Mr. Field
was examining the service in ftis sec-
tion and taking notes of the location -of
'different points xm the route.
There is some thought of sending
the immigration car "over the railway
lines fn .Oregon, as a conyenient way
in which to gather up specimens.
Dates for each of the chief railway
towns in the country could be made
and the contributions sent along in
prime shape.
In the work of fixing up tbe little
girls for the triumphal car for the 4th
and the general arrangement of that
feature of the procession, Mrs. K
Kub'i deserves special credit as she
did the work nearly -all "alone and
mada it the finest we have erer seen in
Jacksonville.
Gen. T G. Reanresis t Linkville
assisting in takfag stock in the compa
ny's storethere. He will hhotlly close
out business here, and E. R. Reames
will retire from the firm. The Gen'k
will pb&sibly give his attention to hfs
large mercantile and stock interests in
Klamath county. "
Arrangementshave been made wilhr
the X). and C R. K. that all who at
tend the laying of the co?r stone of
the new building for the state univer
sity at Eugene on the 28th iust., will
be returned for one bfth fare by se
curing a certificate from the -committee,
of arrangements.
The Town Trustees this week passed
a new ordinance regulating tbe dispo
sal of the water with which our fire
cisterns are filled. On Thursday nighl
rhey also made up the deficiency of
S7 87 in the Fourth of July bills and
appropriated ?25 to the Silver Cornet
Band for their services on that day.
County Clerk Parte- has just com
pleted a transcript of the deeds of this
county amounting to about 16,000
instruments of writing. He aod his
assistants have been engaged on this
work for one year and has now put
things in 'better shape, than it has bsen
before. He is waking an efficient
official.
The Fourth of July Comrnittea has
made a settlement wih all partfes who
furnished anything for that occasion,
coming out 87.87 behind, which the
town authorities kindly donated to
make up the deficiency. With tbe
large sum of money expended tbe
Finance Committee deserve credit for
their excellent management.
The Board of Directors ot tie Port
land Mechanics' Pavilion havfi decided
to hold the next fair commencing
Thnrsdav, Octnber'Bth, and continue
until 24th. The O'and Army of the
Republic was giantd the privilege of
using the building from September
14th to 19 inclusive. Aaron S. Whil
ing was elected Snpejintendent- ..
Gporgp Hull, Louis Pljroale and Gus
Pape went out shooting yesterday with
pocket pistols and the cartridges were
little too sma 1 so the boys drove
them down with (ticks. It was fine
fun until one of thsni exploded and
hit Lou on the lower eye lid. The
boys got a good scarp, and will prob
ably not g6 out shooting fora'dty or
two. Dr. Aiken thinks he can save
the sight of the eye but it's terribly
bruised.
The conundrum is, Yrberti &6 small
bojs gt pocket pistols and cartridges.
Perhaps it would hew well for par
ents to enquire in o the matter and
discover, it possible, tbeMtrtie inward
ness" of the shooting business
before some serious harm befalls
their children. It "Is not only
culpable but criminal for any one
t3 furnish children such articles, and
they ought to be shown up in their
true light.
Mrs A.S. Duniway indulges in her
editorial errespondent in a length)
onslaught on the old town of Jack
sonville. For the sake of tht "forty
or five" friends that i&e has here it
had been well that she had spared us
this ebulition of chagrin and sarcasm
as she was treated courteously, and
had a fair hearing on her pet theme
of Woman Saflrage, in the rtdiscour
aged" old town that she bas mada the
theme of her "boag."
Our esteemed fclldw townsman Prof.
J. W. Merntt has accepted an invita
tion to deli er the oration at the lay
ing of the corner stone of the Sta'.e
University, the ceremouies to le con
ducted by the Masonic Fraternity of
this State. Prof. Merritf is a gentle
man of fine mental attainments, and
rare oratorical and elocutionary abili
ties, and we can assure all those who
will have the pleasure of hearing" him
a rare intellectual treat.
Abigail Scott Duniway, while on a
visit to Jacksonville some time since,
was presented with a basket of eegs,
one at a time, which she did not seem
to appreciate. She is now trying to
get even by publishing in her paper,
the New Northwest, that Jacksonville
is a discouraged town, etc., and in last
week 8 uiue goes for Jacksonville hot
and heavy. That little city is too well
known abroad to be injured, by the
false statements of Mrs; Paniway.
"Plaindealer." c
On the evening of the 4th about onfffrominent citizens grotesquely repre
third of our citizens who attended tbe
celebration were attacked with violent
retching and purging which lasted in
some cases set era I hours. The physf
cians were kept busy for a while, but
fortubaiety no serious reaultsjollowed.
The lausp has been variously attributed
to tho different iced drinks and ice
cream that thoy hid partaken ot that
day, but as wo notice like occurrences
clironie'ed at different places in the
state, we are led to think that it re
sulted from natural causem.
Reserved, soate for
ley's show MSttsJM J. JL !
without exit sharp Mr te-wgirt.
LLBs1'
Ulie Fourth.
The eelebration of tie one hundred
and math anniversary of American
lndepoedeccA that look place in Jack
sonvilla was xhe grandest and most
successful that was "ever ireld in this
county. The day svas Bsnered n by
the firing of anvils nd at the -earliest!
peep of: dawn thb town was -astir with
people. Before B o'clock the enwd be .
gan to assemble from all parts of the
county until the streets were fairly
packed. At 10 o'clock the procession
was formed at thu Town Hall under
the direction of grand marshals Fuu
dray and Cronemiller, in tbe following
orders The Silver Cornet Band in
handsome uniform and their splendid
new band wagon, drawn by four fiuo
hones, decorated with tbe national
colors, then came tne Carriages, with
the Chaplain, Orator and Reader, and
the Glee Club, then the grand trinn
phal -car containing the little girls,
dressed in white, with the sashes and
red rosetts, representing the states and
territories, with Miss Minnie Bybee as
the goddess of liberty, and Misses
Maggte Shipley, Lore, Smith and Moll
is MiQtr as Ted, white, "and blue, and
little Mvrtle Neiti representing Jack
sonville jind little- MatnV Prim as
America. Mr. ana Mrs: Wadbigton
were charmingly rppreaentedby little
Harry Miller and Daisy Bilker, and
army and navy by Fied Pape and
Johnnie Miller. The car was hand
somefy decorated with the national
colors, teaking it the most unique and
attractive feature- of the procession.
Jacksonville Fire Co. No. 1 in uni'
form with their-Ongine tastefully dec
orated with red, white and blue, canio
next, followed tv a miniature fire com
pany of little boys in uniform with the
hose cart. The artillery fully manned
with cannoniers came next followed
by a large line of citizens on horre
back and in carriages. The process
ion marched through the principal
strepts, the.band enlivening the scene
with stirring and patriotic music. At
At the court house square a multitude
was already in waiting. The speakers
stand occupied the alcove on the wpsI
side of the -court house-, and was hand
sotnely Canopied with evergrpens and
decorated with flowers. The pro
gramme was announeed by president
Linn, and t;ie exercises introduced by
music by the band, followed by a pa
triotic song by the glee club, composed
of the following ladies and gentleman:
Misses Kate Hoffman, Cora and
Maggie Linn, Sophie and Sophinia
Ish, Jennie Moorp, Belle Caton, and
Messrs Brooks, Boyer and Eddy, with
Miss Uarrie Ssekman as organ
ist. An appropriate and lm
pretsive xraver was onerea ov
Rnv. A R. Bickenbaeh, and the
Declaration of Independence was
read hy Wn). Cardwell, the clear full
tone of his voice, reaching the outmost
circle of the vast assemblage. The
occupants of the liberty car then sang
JjCqlnmbiatbeGemof the Ocean,"
3 mating tee welKin ring as tbeir glad
voices re-echoed the patriotic strains.
The oration by Gsn. E. L. Applsgate
was one of that gentleman s finest ef
forts; it abounded, in patriotic and
earnest thought, beautifully portrayed
in graceful and fluent laAguagft, in
which the speaker carried down the
history of America's possibilities and
achievements from the dark struggle
uf tire colonies, to the grandeur and
magnificence of the pi esent day, with
peace and prosperity in all oar borders
-and plenty smiling on our land, and
the stars and stripes, emblems of
America's freedom, commanding re
spect as they are floating to the breeze
on the- waters of the world. The ora
tion was tho patriotic effort of classical
genius, and should appear in print, as
it is well worthy a permanent place in
the literature of the day. After music
by the glee club dinner was announced
nd tbe guests from the country in-
vited to tafco the precedence while tho
people of Jacksonville assisted tbe
dinner committee to serve them; the
tables which would accommodate sev
eral hundred were loaded with the
delicacies of the season, together with
the most substantial edibles and tea
and coffee, and were reset until the
large assemblage had been served.
The dinner committee with Mrs. J. N.
T Miller aschairn;an,tertainly desprve
great credit for the success of their
undertaking, a3 it is estimated that
fullv 2,500 persons were Served. Be
fore the dinner was completed the
baby show was announced from the
stand, and the judges selected were
Mrs. .Ross; Mrs. Furry and Mrs. Bell
inger. The diminutive contestants
were brought forward and a dozen
dimpled darlings smiled up into tbe
face of the committee mutely appeal
ing in their baby innocence for the
prize; never had a committee a harder
duty than this to perfdrm but after
due deliberation tjey awarded the
prize for the prettiest boy baby to
Mrs. Frank Smith of Jackson creek
and the prettiest girl baby to Mrs.
James Riley of Butte Creek. Tbe
prizes were each a beautiful gold lined
silver cup handsomely engraved. Tho
ancient order of Kalithumpians, in
procession headed by the Chinese
Band, then appeared upon the scene
and drove up and took possession of
the grand Stand, and for two hours
entertained the people with burles
que sdng and witticism. Many of our
sented by them while others were bit
by the keen shafts of their good na
tured ridiclue. Tbe whole perform
ance was under the directnn of grand
marshal Crosby whe could not dis
guise bmself with paint and powder
from the quick eyes of his friends,
and it is needlers to say that it was the
best burlesque ever witnessed in Jack
sonville. The fireworks and ball in the
evening entertained the large crowd
andjgths entire occasion was
di3iWnwhed bv the most perfect
aad:good feeling, making it the
r celebration ever held la Jack.
e. and our citizens, one and all.
fvwill ftel proud efiits success.
SHILOH'S COUGH and Consump
tion Cure is sold by us on a guarantee.
It eures consumption. Brooks can
furnish it.
THAT HACKING COUGH can brf
so quickly-cured by Sbiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Uall at Crooks-.
CATARRH CURED, health' and
s-veet breath acenred by ShtlohVi Ca
tarrh Remed?. Price SO cents at E.
C. BrooJts'8. Nasal Injector free.
WHY WILL YOU -couch when
Shiloh's trare will give immediate r-
lief. Price SOcts. and 51.t)0. Brooks
keeps it.
CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH
and Bronchitis immediately relieved
by Shiloh's cure. Brooks keaps it.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's
Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you.
For sale at E. C Brooks.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mis
-erable by that terrible cough. Shilob's
Cure is the medy for you. Brooks
keeps it.
For lame, 3a zk, Side 'Or Chest ne
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Prjce 25
eents. For, sale at E. C. JBrooks.-f4
grantMrfutnjS;. Priea35 and 60"ctsT
itE. C. Brooks',
Nobby Clothing; Store. Ashland
Oregon is the place for every man and
boy, old or young, to buy their Fall
and Winter clothing and furnishipg;
goods because you can buy bptter goods
foryour money and yon will live long
and prosper, but if yon g) and pa,y the
old fashioned ptices Tot wsods ind
then get shoddy -clothing yon are liable
to swear because yon are -cheated,
catch cold because the ;oods are
shoddy and w'll not keep you wirm,
and then die, and then febat will be
come of ycu. Gb to the Nobby Cloth
ing Store by all means, take no such
chances! lailor shop in connection
So you can get anything jou waut in
the clothing line.
'Tbe Popular tpfcroral.
Of the now famous Syrup of Figs as
the most efficacious and agreeabl
preparation ever offered to the world
as a care for Habitua Constipation,
Billiousness, Indigestion atid kindred
ills, bas bepn won by the wise plan;
pursued by the California Fig Syrup.
Company. Knowing that any remedy1
truly beneficial in its effects on the
Bystem, and at thH same time pleasant
to the taste, sill meet with a rapid
sale, the Company, through its agentsj
Merntt ii Kolnnson gives nway a
sample bottle free "0? Skarge. Try it
and judge Tor yourself. Latge bottle
fifty cents nr one dollar.
Child's S.vow Flake. Every lady,
wishing a clear, delicate cnmplaxion,
should use Child's Snow Flake. It
nourishes and freshens the skin, re
moves Tan and Sunburn, and, thenat
ural appearance imparted, renders it
impossible to detect its utrs. Warrant
ed perfectly harmless. Sold by all
druggists, "or- by the Ynafmfacturers,
John A. Child & Co., Druggists, Port
land, Oregon. Mail Orders promptly
attended to, Price v50 cents.
Hides Wanted The omWuigned
will pay th highest cash price for bear
skins andTdl other kinds of furs, deer
skins, etc. Call around before selling
Thos J. KenneV.
HUNTERS EMPORIUM!
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Jacitsbiiviile, Oregon.
JOHN MILLER, -- Proprietor.
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF AGRI
cultural implements, tools of all
kiDds and a general assortment Of shell
hardware.
He also keeps the largest stcA or, and
all the latest improvements in
GUNS AND PISTOLS,
AND A FTILI, ASSORTMENT OP
Fishing Tackle,
. Powder, Shot, Etc
' AL80
LAMPS, GHANDELIERS,
AND ALL KINI)S OF OIL.
Give him a call and examine his stock
before making your purchases.
Criterion Billiard Saloon
CALIFORNIA ST,
CATOISl &. GARRETT,
Proprietors.
THIS popular resort, under new man
agement, is fumiacinc the best brands
ot liquors, wines and cigars. The reading
table is supplied witn eastern periodicals
and leading papers of the Coast Give me
a call.
JOHN H. HITCH ELL.
R. M.DEMBST.
MITCHELL ii DEilENT;
Attorneys & Couriseuofs At Law.
Office in Karate' Hew building, comer
First and Pine streets
Portland, Oreoo?.
Will practice in all the courts Ot Qrcjon.
B. B,
To insure the perfect digsttion ant.
assimilation of food and toTn cliron
ic Dyspepsia, Indigestion,, FhUultnfrJv,
Sour Stomach, Sick haadache, etc, use
De Haven's Dyspepsia Cure. It never '
fails to effuct a euro and is supt-nar 16
all medicines offered to the public for
these troubles. Sample bottles fres
at E. C Brook' drug tture.
Closing Oat Sale.
To quit business. Our entire fok
ef ffeneral iiierchandine is offered for
sale, in wliole "Or m part, at cost. If
you want cheap eood, n'ow in joar
time to buy them as wo cr?nj'-Ht
what we say. ReSss Bs"i.
Speed
Programme.
or THE
Sit. Shasta, Agriculiurai
Association 2ist. Wo; 10.
At YREKA, CAL.
OaWctfaesfhy. Oct. 7h
COirtlJIK FOUKOilS.
Forra6Iig feur$6scsthis ditricttb
comprise Siskiyou". rrluUy.ShteTai
Modoc counties. California. sad'Jack&Na'
Klamath and Lake counties.CfrVgoa.KV
fsi- -V
First Day Wednesday, Sept.Oth.
Knee No. 1 Running race, free for all,
mile heats, 2 ih 8; purse $36'J; 1st hOrsi
$225; 2d horse $75,
Race No. 2 Trotting race, free for all
horses owned in the district prior to May
1st, that have never beaten 3 minutes;
purse $200; 1st horse $150; 2d horse $30.
Second Day Thursday," Oi.t. 1st.
Race No. 3 ttunnlug race, free for all,
half-mile and repeat; purse $000; 1st
borse $ ISO; 2d horse $50.
Race No. 4 Trotting- race, free ror ell
3 year olds owned in the district prior t-i
Miy 1st; mile heats, 3 in C purse S2o0;
1st hone $15U; 2d horse $5D.
Race No 5 RunninrTttcc. free far all :
J 1 mile, slnzle tlash; purrs $i50; Is.
1 ULisc $ij; u uorac $3U.
Third Dav Friday, Oot. 2d
Grand parade of Stock.
Uaco ho. 6 Trotting race, free for i
two year olds owned in tbe district prlor
to .nay 1st; mile beats, sin 3; purse $LWJ
1st nurse $izu za none su aouars. ,
Race No. 7 Trotting nice, free for all
burses owned In tbe district prior to 3u;
at mat nave not Deaten :aU; 3 In j
purse 2"0 dollars; 1st burse 150 delists
ZduorsefcO.
Fourth Day Saturday, Oat &d.
Race No. 8 Trottincr rare, free for all:
mile heat) 3 in 5; pu se SoO dollors; '1st
borse 223 doil&is; 2 borse Ti dorars. "
Race No. 9 Running race, tree for nlH
mile and reDeat ; purse 200 dollars ; 1st
horse 150 dollars; 2d horse 50 dollars.
Rules and Regulations.
1. Ten jicr cent, of the amount of the I
pu'scs shall be the entrance fee in all ins
above races.
2. Entries to be placed in the entry
box kentfor thatDurnose at the Paviltoa
jjirior to 9 p. Jt . on the day prior to race.
3. Entries must give name, pedigree
and description of horse entored as tar as
known.
4. In all the above races, three to en
ter and two to start.
5. All trotting faces must be in har
ness. 6. National Trotting Association rules
to govern trotting races.
7 Pacific Ctoart Blood Horse Asiocla
tion rules to govern running races.
8. All races over this course shall ba
bona fide.
Bedding Tor horses wi'l ba furnished,
30 days prior to imettn.
j.j. .. xjvsh, rruiusat.
Fred Lehnebs. Secretary.
laBIi Stw Bnlldinj JitkiorTilW, Owm
DEALfeU AK'D WOltitKK I
SHEET tftON, COPPER, LEAD,
Pumps,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEN
NAILS,
A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES
HARDWARE, TINWARE.
POWDER OF EVERT DESCRIPTION
Fuse and Gaps,
WOODEN & WILLOW WARE
ROPE, NAILa,
Faints Oils, Varnish,
8!ass
COTLKItT, WIRE, .
Shct,13rasiis, Chiics. Koie
t
ETC.. ETC-
I have secured the services of a first:
class mechanic, and am prepared to do
all repairing promptly and (n superior
style.
In connection with the above I am re
ceiving and have constat! tly on hand
full and firstclass stock of
GROCERIES,
DRT-OOODJ, GUM SHOTS, TOBACCO
READY MADfc CX-0HIt!p,
GLASSWAtttCRdCJEiiY, 4e,
Everything sold at reasonable rates.
K.EUBL&
Jacksonville, 2arcb 9, J879.
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