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OREGON SENTINEL.
JACKsllKVIUKl
Saturday, February 13, 1886.
KoxWak Stsmkm or!8S5. Uees iti
own u'kine, by cutting quickly, per
feetly and entirely, aacb part separate
ly, in every variety of Jatet tylei,
every garment worn by ladles, "gentle
men and ehildran. Mrs. Avery and
Jahnson are new gmu; ls&soni n
'town.
, Bkvtinkl Office Fob Sale Desir.
iag to engage in otber binei. the
nndenigned oflen the Oregon Skkti
NIL for tale at a bargain. Far the
amount required me better investment
could be found far a paying basintu.
For farther particulari call en or ad
dret. Feaxk Krause.
Arrested and Discharged. An
Indian named Frank Buecker was ar
reiei by Comtable Birdsey on Toes
davai latt charged with ghosting a't
Albert Johmon gome thres years ago.
After the examination before Je-tice
Tou'dray be was turned loose on that
ebarge but afterward areited for
laaghtering deer for their 'hidit with
-trial net for tc day.
Will Prove a. Book. The recent
rail i. ix southern Oregon wiU prove a
great boon te tks tninera. Toe streams
have been higher than at nnr time for
six yean One mine at Waldo will take
ut about $20,000 as a result of the
recent rains, acd from the other mines
large returns are expeewsu, ttuicii win
relieve the financial stringency of Jo
sephine county and bent lit other-parti
of the state. "Statesmen."
TnB Masquerade. The Mask Ball
'given by the Silver Cornet Band lant
evening was a aucess, of course, a large
crowd uf spectators being present be
sides leventy tickets sold to dsneers.
We failed to get th lift of markers for
this ishuu through the negligence of
none imp andean only say that there
were quite a lot of them. Four
"cah"pnz"S were awarded fur the best
dreui-ed and befit sustained character
the folloiving leiug ihe. luekv wini.ert.:
11. D. KuMl, as lKinlet, John Klip
("pel, Nigger Dude, Miss Fields, Flower
.Girl anil John Miller as Snow Flakt
Ijancing was kept up until a lulu hour
in the morning and everybody bceuied
happy.
, County Commissiohcrs' Court.
The following butine was trish
i . i
acted in this court at the February
term : G. Navlor, John Woods, Jo.
'SatterGeld L McDaniel and B. Robb,
having made allilavit that they had
iieen asievSud too high mostly on ac
count of uncanceled uiortages it was
ordered thut arebite ho made in each
case.. .'.Several road supe'vuors' re
"ports weie recti veil and nocepteit. . . .
The report of the viewers in the mat
ter of the new county road leading
from E"ann creek up the west side of
Pleuhaut creek was approved and said
road establihlied....Thn petition of
the citizens of l'rail creek and vicTnitj J
for a new toting precinct was heard
Mttd Aranlml U Ih'li ilxJi-nn A T. I
am, ,iauhiui A v. illbllilui-Ull . A
Hill and J. G. Briscoe were appointed
registers and .V. M. Holmes and Hen-J
ry Vogrlei clerks.... In the matter of
(the establishing ot exact lines of the
pitmp Stewart and Pulican Bay road.
Fokt oned until next term The
Sheriff was authorized to procure all
necessary paraphernalia for carrying
out the death lenience 0f Lewis
O'Ntil.
, Cuat wit.1 Mr. Brows. L. D
Broun haKJu.t returned from a few
.weeks' vimi to Jacksonville. To a
"Nens" reporter Mr. Brown said Iat
M'ghr thst work on his qatrtz mill at
"Jacksonville wm nearly finished and
will bo in running order by the end of
the coming week. The machinery i
being placed in position now. The
mill will crukh ten tonsef quirtz daily.
Sir. Brown reports that all thn quartz
mines in the vicinity of .Jacksonville
are looking Telf. Over 100 men are
inspecting between Applegato and
G?(d II ill, and are finding good piying
rock. This is the first time in twenty
years that prospecting has been ilonr
in this region. The ledges ho'd out
well and do not decrease in i-i'ze and
richness the further they are down
.from the grass roots. The mountains
back of Jacksonville are n perfect net
work of ledges. The oro is low grade
out pays. Mr. Brown returns to Jack
sonville Saturday. 11a says that if
the mill now nearly ready to begin
Work pays, as indications promise, he
,ix coustruct one and possibly two
more uiilh in Jacksonville. Pert
land "News."
New Brick. Caro Bros., ratgnifi
cieut new brick building is one of the
finest structures in Southern Oregon.
Roseburg may well be proud of such
an elegant addition to her business
houses. The front is 80 feet, fronting
on Jaction street and the first story is
of massive, iron from the foundry of
Bunnell & Co., of this city, which for
architectural beauty will compare with
Anything in the state. The corner, or
Main building, is two stories, the up
per portion of which is being fitted up
as a hall or opera home. The lower,
or ground floor is used by Caro Bros.,
as a general merchandise store. The
decorations were designed by Mr. An
3rw Jones of this city, and were car
fled out under his direction by the
test known workmen and manufac
tnrers without any restrictions as to
cist The store is well lighted and ev
iry convenience that architectural skill
could contrive for the business to be
carried on, can bo seen at a glance.
taro lSros., are enterprising merchants
and deserve much credit' for spending
so grea: a sum in order to beautifiy
our city as well as to increase their
.'r,rdy 'arg8- nd grow ins- trade.
xiainueaier.
Local Items-
Now is the time for road supervisors
to attend to their duties.
Panic prices prevail at the Golden
Rale Bazaar.
0"Neil has only eno month
lease of life from yesterday.
Mentor Bras, offer their stock now
en hands at bedrock prices.
Rev. A. II. Sunderman now has ovtr
40 pupils studying German.
B. B. Beekman has returned from
San Francisco coming via Portland.
If you are in nee a! of goods, consu t
the prices offered at the Golden Rule
Bazaar.
If you want to get a fine vineyard
attend Jos. Solomon's administrator's
sale to-day.
A dollar saved is a dollar earned
therefore buy your goods at the Gold
en Rule lii.zi.tr.
Mrs. L W. Berry had an ,.arm
broken by a fall at the skating rink
last Wednesday night.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN who lack
vigor and vitality can be cared by
Gi'more's Aromatic Wine.
KERVE-LIFE AND VIGOR "-'
stored in men and women by nsing
Gilmore'e Aromatic Wine.
t Brad Dean says he is the happiest
man in the world. For particulars
consult our marrage notice.".
Henry D. Kubii, our Applegate
'friend, had to come to town yesterday
to take in the masquerade ball.
David Peninger end John Watson
sold several heart of fine horse to S. L
Daniels this week at good prices.
The Medford stage. now leaves here
at 6 p M. to catch the north bound
train that leav'eB Ashland at 7:45.
Mensor Bros, are always ready to
sell yoa more goads for less maney
than anv other store in Jacksonville.
JAMES SULLIVAN of Salem,
Oregon, save he was cured of thi
Asthma by Gilmore'e Magnetic Elixir.
Sherman D. Brown, rrn of L. D
is in town on quir'z husinvs. His
father is expected back from Portland
today.
i i
Seventy-five "head of horcrs and
mules were bouaht is thi valley and
taken to California this week by S. L
Darnels.
Spring fights opened out in very
good style tnis we but bs no one was
seriously hurt the fun will probably
be continu"d.
Mis Elizabeth Grarv, eiter of Dr.
E P.Geary ef -Medford, died att'h
home of her parents iu Eugene ou
Saturday last.
Car loads of eastern lining are arriv
ing ut Portland, where they are laid
down at a lower pri than that asked
for the home production.
In order to muke room trr onr
spring and summer goods, we offer our
strck now on builds at way d n fig
ures. Gulden Rule Baz-iar.
Jerry Nunnn ships egns to Portland
and gets onions trom that place in te
turn. Apparently our heus are more
iudustriuus than our farmers.
The reservoir above Win. Deneffs
claim on Jackson creek broke one
niiiht thi.- week and it will tike Bill at
ha3', two weeks to mako repairs.
DR. VhEELAND, of tlm M. E
church, Ry that two bottle of Gil
more'a Aromatic Wino cured his wif"
of Nrrvous Debility at.d Sleeplessness.
$5 and conta is what Justice IlnlTxr
charges parties for uliuotmg nff pistol
ton. One party cnnliibnied thai
amount to lh town treasuty this week.
Banani fall bad sprain,
Ruls St. Jacobs Oil kill paiu.
Winter zero throat soie
RedS'arCuughCure cough noraoie
Voters will remember that they
m ist regisur before they are entitled
to cast a billot hereafter and April 5 h,
6th and 7th are the days when it muat
be done.
Fred. Grob has cone to his qnanz
mine to remain for several momlia in
taking nut quartz. Mm. Grub has
charge of the business here while be
is awsy.
Friegnt trains are .running reeular
once more and all of our merchants
received new goods this week most of
the orders having been delayed some
time on the road.
The regular term of Circuit Couit
for Lake county was not hold this time
as there waa no business Appearing that
required immediate attention, A good
showing for Lake.
We have heard of only six candi
dates for Marshal but as all are so
backward about makin their wishes)
known through the papers we are not
prepared to mention their names.
Marcus Aarmstrong has leased the
blacksmith shop in Willow Spriu
precinct owned by Daan Brothers'
and he will be found there ready to do
any work in his lino. Give him a call.
A car load of our new quartz mill
arrived this week and Peter Bschey
brought it here from Central Point on
Thursday laat. It will not take long
now until it is in running order.
The report in the Meford Monitor
that thirty tons of the tai.ings from
theoldquatrz m'.ll on Wagner creek
hid yielded 1200 at the Medford re
duction works was mtitely erroneous
"Tidings."
Dr. Gee. O. DBar has concluded to
become a permanent resident of Jack
sonville and has purchased Dr. Jack
sen'e residence opposite that of Mm.
McCully for a home. The price iald
was $1,200. ' '
Besides keeping bacon, lard and all i
kinds of freih meat at bis butcher shop
John Orth this week furnished Iii.cuj
tomeri with Colombia river sturgeon.
This is something sew hero and was
duly appreciated.
I is calculated that $50 worth of
opinm jer day is used by the Chinese
in Yreka, and cbe rest of the couuty
wherever Chinamen reside consumes
about the same proportionate amount
according to Chinese population.
Trail crek voting precinct has ben
established by the County Commission
ers, with H. Richardson, J. G. Briscoe
and H. L. Hill xs registeis, and W.
M. Holmes and H. Vogeki as clerks.
This new precinct has long been a
necessity. ,
The "East OreganUa' says: Jack
ass creek is in Jackson county. An
old timer tells in that it was so
called because of the drowning in it of
several smart alecW who had made it
their business to tell editors how to run
a newspaper."
Spooks in the county jail is what
now troubles the night wtch keeping
guard over O'Neil. The shout appears
in the form of a Chinaman and reaem
hies the cue that hung hinm-lf in ace'l
there several years ago. Catch the
brute and ship him to fciatlle.
The officers and mmhem of the
board of directors of the Oregon Pio
neer association will meet in the ccpi
tol building at Salem on Tuesday,
Febuary 23. 18S6, at 2 o'clock P. M ,
for tbett.nsaction of such business as
may properly come before it.
Ofthc530,0U0 Odd Fellows in the
world, one-twentieth of theui ato in
California. Tue old Lodges are con
stantly crowing numerically and fin an
cially stronger, and the new Lodge
are Leing inxtituted every week in
ailferont pottirns of the state.
Harewski is still making improve
menta to his flouring mill, a new loi er
having bven added this weak. ii
stops at no expense for machinery and
improvement, makes au excel eni
qna'uy nf iLmr, all of vvh'ch gives him
i he bulk of the milling trade uf the
valley.
A Washington dispatch says Sen
ator Miller's physician say it is im
possible for him to recover, and liu'
lie will never be able to tab lux sea
in the Senate. The au'iouiiceu.pnt
had Biarcely been inmli before poli
ticians wero cistiog around for his
succeseo-.
S"nator Jones has a contract tor
mi ling the ore above the 1500-foot
level of the Con. California, and Vir
ginia mines at G a ton. It is reported
that by a concentrating device about
to be introduced thp cost of the work
can be reduced to 50 cents a ton, liv
ing the Senator a net income of 1000
a day.
Gj W. Holt narrowly escaped with
his life last Monday; he ji (Joins;
some brick work at the door fac o.y
underneath the boiler which was be
ing placed irppn-ition, when the b,iler
fell and Mr. Hoi' barely e-capd tr. m
bein.4 crushed by the heavy bfilei'.
"Arus."
Governor M udy has recen'ly made
the foUowiiig executive 'ppvintnients:
H. McKmnell, Pine Valley; W. J.
Sieart, Halsey; Jerry J Do.i'ev,
Bridgeport; J. li. Snow, D.iYville;
Guorge W. Lvosley, Kiamaih; E. W
Reynolds, Baker City, and J, C. Whit
aker of Cottage Grovf , notaries public
for Oregon.
Tl e race at Yreka last Saturday be
tween Jos. Stephen's J u bile- and Har
rv Stovei'u Quebec, resulted in an eay
victoiy for the latter. Quebec led
about 50 feet, ami made the mile in
1:55J, which is f.w time, with track
to heavy as at pre.-ent time, from ef
fects of late storms.
The secretary nf ilie treasury', in his
reply to the reuate retolu ion di-ecting
hiiu to furnifh certain information
relative to tho accounts of Alfred
Meauham, l.ita superintendent of In-
uian nu-uri lor urP;;ott, encloses a re
port of the se:ond comptroller, show
ing a dthcit of 7,576. B F. Dowell
is onr of the sureilies.
Commissioner Sparks lately tele
graphed W. F. Benjamin, Register of
the Lvnd Office at Ro-.eburg, to with
draw all the land from settlement sur
rounding Crater lake in Southern Ore
gon. This being interpreted means
that the country surrounding Crater
lake Fas er will be in the immediate
future declared a national park.
In ?epteraber, 1885, D.vvid Broglw,
oJ Ellensburg, W. T., went to Ohio -on
a visit, and placed his 1 1 yesx old son.
Willie, in charge of C. P Hall, whog&ve
the Ud to a man named Win Ashcraft,
who moved to southern Oregon, where
it is said he is now engaged in fariiiiijj;
Mr. BroyleB has returned to Elleni"
ourg, and a-ks for inforinithn as to
the whereabouts of his young sou.
The street parade and prformance
yesterday afternoon by tho Turners
was worth witnessing and a l.ir"e
crowa oi spectators irom the country
was here to witntss it. Under the
leadership of Mr. C. P. Smih his pu
pils have made rapid improvement and
some of them are now as good as rranv
professionals we have seen. Mr.
Smith himself is about as good as can
be fonnd anywhere and the show
throughout was as good us a circus.
Frank Leslie's Illustrated
paper of Januarr 30th. nays
-Newr-
a Inch
compliment to Judse Owen K n,.no..
who was appointed General Scperin'
tendent of Customs by the Corean
Government. A short sketch of the
Judge's life precedes this kind notice:
"Judge Denny is a man of great fore!
of character, rare judgment and execu
tive abi'iry; a lawyer of excellent
capacity and bright experience, and in
all respects well equipped for the duties
of the responsible position ta wbieh he
has nec called.
JJEfl-tg-
Wb ckiiowjjJrecjit of u inti ,
tattou to atteuotue wedding of L.
Siiberstein aiidfjMix 31. Abraham,
i!aiilit-r otrlyman Abraham, at
1'uiiUnd on "February 14th. Both
cotiti acting 'parties are well known
here and theirmany frirnds in Jack
sonville wishtheea prosperity and
happiness iu their,ner relations.
A new counterfeit dollar has mads
its. appearance lately, and i one of the
beat ier seenr1s$ltjbari the dale of
1835, San Francisco mint, and has the
geuutu-ring "Experts think the dollar
is n.ad of Mivr,'lloywi with glitsand
bell melal. In weight thebogusccin can
alava be Jnectfd' fium the v'enuipe
and in the pr3at-ins'aiic? ibrm in no
-r;ri tun v '", "" -.iicj riw nu
posad to have -ten B-nt .here frome the
taaU
Tin Yreka "Journal" siyi that aev
eral I. O. O. FrEacainpment members
in that place, talk of getting np a cuiq
pany wf uuiforin degree members, for
military practice, and will endeaver
to .secure, co-OJieraliari.oSc-jlt Ytt"er
Encampment meinders, ifi order lo
have a large turnout on celebration
o-easions. The uniform is militart
cut, black, ninl the bat of cliurenu
style, with plume. Th8 drill is with
sword, eash.ijnaslitjr fiirrying one. -
"Alfred Holwan telegraphs Jhe'Ore
gon.sn' that not one of the m-n tl o
by the Gnwl wai an American, or'i:
man of a fatuity, or a iriident, of
tfraltle. Ths members of thp Guards
who have the moli's deeesi bat red are
Jiidgr Burke, Rkv. L A. Bank, Mr.
E M Carr, und, Mr Fraua Hanfonl
Threats of aswasiuillon are made
agius Ihnu, but it is not likely thst
they will be ioles;ed, as their assail
ai'suould le.sumuiai.l. dealt with
Soino very queer notionR oblair
ainoni;llio people as to iLk duty which
n naw-papur cwei to its reader, bu
i he inuil preva'ent one U that it should
leave out i-aiportant items of public in
terest at the request of tht)"e who mav
te injured bj their puulicaiion. Tiii
is a vary erroneous idea. Tho object
if n newepaper to giv'H the news
Its yery li&nift indicites (list. Unless
t doe so, it is notan anv sence of the
word a iiewsp'iper, but ralhrr an auii
newspiper. Lvt C"k Jis A. CardvM-llj agiiii
of i be White Br'.nz" Co . of Cliicr-g '
sold a monument, to Mrs. Jii-tb
Woediufl, n-lui of thu lale Anihotiy
Woodiutl", of R(-sebury, ruiting S4G0,
lo be placed in ;iie cemetery sif Eng
IMi S-itlemtnt, and another to Mr.
James Caivert, in inemorv of .Mrs.
Calvert. ThphvMer will be erected in
the D. ain ceniptery. ThefO inoriu
ments are vtry beautiful and becmn
ing justly popular wirh iho people, ot
Oregon. '"Plaindeab r'
Counterfeit silver tltlhr are in circu
latio.in East Pnrtiuiid. 'J'iiry are jot
light weight, but iu olhar lejpects are
apt to deceive even an rxpert. Store
keepers have been victimized to a large
extnt. H. Greele, the proprietor of
tho Bjn Ton retnu'ant, yesterday pre
verlttd a cu-itoim r from passing a bad
dollar on him. Thee dollars are da'eil
18c!0, and were evidently niadn wi.h
the same die out of 1hl1i thn Extern
S 'es have bern fljrjitwl wiih s'puiious
coin for several ytars past.
The Dmocraiic slote for a Stat
ticket in Jndgu Piim of Jacknn coun
ty for Gov erupr, John M. Gcaiin of
Multnomah lor Congress, Hvma-i
Abrauiaof Douglas for State Treas
urer, and Stitea of the Albany Demo
crat for State. Printer. The candidate
for Sect etory of Slate is to teme from
Eastern Oregon, the man lo bn selected
hy the de'tgates from that section of
the Stte. Tho ticket is sbont the
strongest that could, be natvied. Thfy
are all good men and it is a pity to see
them sacrificed. "ilercury."
Elmore D'cker waP-shot aiidi kiljed
bv Lew Al'eo, near Little Ktamtih
Like, in ,S;,-kivru comitv-, Cal., laat
Monday evening. The report of the
i.tlair received here is us foilows: Deck
er had bough' of Allen some improve
men s on a pieLa cf government Und,
and then filed on thu land. All-n
af erward wanted the. land, but Deck
er would not give it up, which cau-d
trouble between (hem. On Mondav
evemug Decker was p'vssiii'i Allen's
house, and Allen opened hiH door and
shot him dead with, a" Winchester rifle
Allen had not been arrested at last
report, but ,t.he sheriff of Siskiyou
county was alter him Later. Allen
has surrendered htmelf to the xheritl
ul Yreka. "Tidingf."
An effort vas njade Sunday raorn
to gH rid. of the Chirjese at" Seattle
A mob marched is( Chinese to the
whxrf and placed 100 of them aboard
the Quten Of the Pacific which was (o
sail for San Frnnci-sco. A collection
was taken and (heir fare paid. At
this point the authorities interfered
and the vessel kept from failing.
Jndgo Greene interviewed the Clnneep
iu eourt and a large numbei expressed
thir willingness to go and 195 wen
place4 on board tha ship, all it cruld
accommodate, and their fare guaranteed
by the ci'y and tho -vessel has sailed.
While taking, the remaining Chinese to
a place of safety, (he Home. Guards
were assaulted by the mob and filed,
wounding five menhy gun khot ami
many more by beatings -The city has
been declared undeni3!irtial law, ar.d
quiet was restored.'' The riot was
planrpd at Tacoma.
tlcrlholrtt mri H ttatne.
A litt8,fiye-vHHfbid, who ws
traveling, to, Oalifwwwi'h ber ps.
rents, astonhke'ditbeiiyjiaving as the
tram pissed thrnoglt a. canyon in trie
llrn.tr diountam:ttjawny, ma, look
at tl-e picture on.tlwil' rock, a monk
holdin" up a W
ith in electric
liuht rjund it.
L know wheri
Brlholdi pet hw
lh statue o.
litienv." Hr
tnl: 'Vere
likely" b? srH,
ht 1 fnre
stands for St. Ji
liich cured
yoa of rBtiMtfsft'
f-Uer.
Mdty
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Religious Iteus Rv. G-o. E.
Jones will hold services at Central
Point on Sunday.... Liberal Sunday
school and Bible class meets every Sun
day at 11 o'clock A. it., at the U. J.
L.HaU, Talent. ...Rev. A. R. Bicfc
eubach will hold services at "Pheenix
on Suuday at 11 o'clock A. M, and at
ihs Presbyterian church in this place
in (he evening.... Regular, services
will be held at the CatWdc church iu
this place, Rev. F. X. Blancbet o fili
ating. .. .Rev. A. H. Sunderman will
preach in the Gsrinan language at the
M. E. Church in this pKce on Sunday
next .... Rev. J. R. Roberts will
preach at the Antioch school-house
next Sunday at the usual hour....
Rev. J. R. Roberta preaches at Browns
bcroon the third Sunday in this month.
... . E'der M. Peterson will lecture on
temperance at the Mound ahonl-boute
this (Saturday) evening. He will
be at Grant's- Pass Satiday . . . ."Rvr. J.
A. Slover will commence a meeiing at
Go'd Hill this (Saturday) evening,
which will continue a short time....
Rev. W P. Williams' appointment foi
Central Point has been called in.
THE UEV. GEO. H. THAYER,
of Bourbon, Ind., says: "Both my
self and wife owe our lives to SHI
LOH'S CONSUMPTION' CURE."
Brooks keeps it,
ARE YOU MADE miserable by
indigestion, Constipition, Dizziness,
Loss of Appe ite, Yellow Skin? Shi
ohs Vitalizer is a positive cure. For
sale by E. C. Brooks.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bojtle of Sliiloh's catarrh rained)
Price 50 cets. at Brook's.
CATARRH CURED, health and
s-veet breath accur d by Sh 1 ih's Ca
tan h Remedy. Price 50 cents at E
C. BrooKs's. Nasal Injector free.
SUILOH'S CURE will immediate
ly relieve croup, whooping cough anri
bronchitis.
FOR DISPEPSIA and liver som
plaint, vou have a printed gutrantei
on every botthv oE Shiloh's vitalize.
It never fails to cure. Brooks keeps
it.
snrLOH'S COUGH and Consump
tion Cure is sold by us on a yu.irnntee
It cures consumption. JJrcoks can
furnish it.
JiACKMETACK Blasting and ri
grunt perfume. Price 25 and 50 ct-.
a: E. C. Brooks'.
Sikaok Taste. A dii-pa'cl
fri'Mi
13.1
Poitlnnd under date of .Jitnu.tiy
re-i Is s fnUiias iu the Viigiuia
Cit-
'E'liei prise;"'
This morning a death occurred in
South Portland from a rcuaik tb'v
sttanye cause. The two v ear old lUugh
ter of John Shannon, teamster, earl)
in the Summer hetan to et earth, for
which sb ifevi 'ojd an inordinate nj-
e'ite. Nei her punishment nor kind
ness nor threats could brtak her of the
habit. When cultiiied to the house
she senped tie mud from (he o'hur
childreua' slices and nte it. Thine
weeksagothe parents began the strictest
watch, and the child was permi ted lo
eat only wholesome food. Her, appe
ti e was good, yet shs begun to,, grow
ibiii and h sort of jimidice tct in.
Ths child grew w alter until this morn
ing, when it disd. The parents woulo
not permit a poat mortem, but it is the
opinion of the. physicians that the dirt
-aien by the child clo-.'ged the hiliarv
duct and this produced death.
CntLD's Snow FlKE. Every ladv,
wishing a clear, delicate complexion
should usd Child's Snow Flake. I:
nourishes and freshens the skin, r '
moves Tan and Sunburn, and, the nat
ural n pearanoe imparted, renders ii
impossible to detect its Use. Warrant
cd perfectly harmless. Sold by all
druggists, or by tho manufacturer?,
John A. Child i Co., Druggists, Port
land, Oregon. Mail orders prompll)
atteaded to, Price 50 cents. '
Whn Baby was sick, we sjave her
CASI'ORIA.
When sho was a Child, she crid,for
CASTORIA,
When shs became Miss, suHcltins to
CASTORIA.
When she had Children, nh gave, them
CASTORIA
Washington's Birthday Pauty.
Tho Turnvereiu Society will givu a
i.ochl Uanoaal the R"d Men Hall on
the evening of February 22d to which
a cordial invitation is extended the
general public. Go and enjoy your
self. Tim Li&mEs
Of Sorttlicrn Oregon, are herebj- inrornved
that in addition toalargeaiiCt c!Lg.it
line of
I have added to my stock the following
clas3 ot goods, of which I have afull line:
Sadies' Furnishing Gcods,
Both Knit and JIaJin.
Inant's Wardrobe Complete?
As cheap asto be bought any place; also
CHLDRSN5' SHOST CLpTHHS,
Under 4 years old.
A beautiful line of . , . .
HOSIERY I
Consisting pCLible and Silk.
Gloves, Handkerchiefs,-Corsets,
SScialiyar Slm-ptrloi
And many other things too numerous to
Mention. I have also secured the
services tif a
FiRST-OLASS' DRESSMAKER,
And am prepared to execute all orders in
that line in first-class style at reasonab e
rate.
Call ind see me at the building fonn-erlvrt-rupied
by A. L. Johnson on Call,
nrni'a 'rceL MRS.P.P.PRI1L
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"Senlinel" Oiikc For Sale.
.Desiring to emrige in other business
the undersigned otters tho
QBEG6H S1IIHR
for sale at a b.irg-iin. For the amount
rctpuired no better investment could be
found for n p iyingbusincs3. For turther
pa ticulars cjlloajnr address,
Frank Kradse.
CITY B4KEEY
Saloon And Restaurant.
JACKSONVILLE, OR.,
GEORGE BflX PROFH.
Tlie proprietor take pleasure In in
forming tho public that ho has
thoroughly renovated this well-known
stand and is prepared to furnish
Isrcth Bread and Teast
daily, delivering the same to any portion
of Jacksonville free of charge.
Meais, 25 Cents. '"-'
The tab'c will be supplied with a choice
variety of eatables, while the best of
vvims, beer and cigars may be found il
tiic Saloon
Cg"Give me a calf
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THE STAFF OF LIFE!
THE ROGUE RIVER
si'E.M PMnaixo mills
HAVING RECENTLY BEEN RE
fitted with at" modern improvements,
are now turning out a first-class article
of flour, which is put up in one-fourth
bairel sacks, and every suck is warranted
to contain 4!) pounds of flour If you don't
believe 'tbis, just compare a sack of our
Hour vmu any other orana otterctt lor sale
jH?!'11'3 market, and note the difference
T'S1'1 -
m
Fioiir and TililS-Fced
Constantly on hand
wheat.
and exchanged for
BARLEY ROLLERS.
Having added a set of Barley Rollers to
my mill, I have set apart every Saturday
to Roll Harley for customers. The work
will be done on short notice, so that par
ties can return with their grist the same
day. I am prepared to roll barley at all
times and in the best manner. This pro
cess is tar ahead of thecrusher-
G.KvREWSKI.
Jacksonville, Sept. 23, 1833.
KEV TOW UF MEDFORD !
Lots for sale at low prices and on easy
terms.
Apply to J. S. HOWARD, Agent, at
Hcdford.
Also, in the Riilroad addition tc the
town of AJsHLAND.
Apply to 51. L. MeCall,Agcnt,Ashland.
PHOENIX.
Apply to 31. V- B. SOULE, Agent
Phoenix.
GOLD H:LL.
Apply to 31. E. PUGUE, Agent, Gold
Hill.
GRANT'S PASS.
Apply to S. 31. WILCOX, Agent Grant's
Pass. Or to GEO. If. ANDREWS,
0. & C. R. It Co.. Portland Or.
Executors Notice.
In the County Cburt of the State of Oregon
for the l.ounty of Jackson.
In the matter of the Estate of William
Hoffman, deceased.
NOTI' E is hereby given that the un
dersigntd has been appointed by the
County Court of Jackson County, Oregon,
sitline in Probate, executor of the estate
of V llliam llouinau, deceased.
Ail persons indebted to said estate are
requested to sett e the same immediately,
with the undersigned. And (hose having
claims asainst the Estate, are required to
present them, with the proper vouchers,
within six months from the flrrk publica
tion ol this notice, at the ofifce of O. W.
Beekman, in Jacksonville, Jackson
tounty, Oregon.
C. C. Beekjias. Executor.
of the Estate of V,m. Hoffman, deceased.
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'20 vards best standard prints.
.5100
. 100
. 100
. 1.00
. 100
14 "
12 "
15 "
13
15 "
We
goods,
cabol W muslin
canton flarnel.;.. ....
lrocitded dress goods.,
cabot A muslin ......
gingham 100
have a fine line nf dress
including all tho Intent
styles, which' vye oHer at a great
reduction.
10 pair ladies hoso.., SI 00
16 vards bleached "muslin.". 1.00
I U yards lpnsdalo muslin , 1.00
28 yards house lining 1.00
Ludies and Missess corsets wo
have a fine assottmo'etit, also a
tino line Indies, misses and chil
dren hose including. Woolen nwl
eotten at prices we defy compe
tition. 12 pounds golden C. sura? 1.00
8 pounds bent Co"s.ta"Rri;aCoffe(. .1.09
C 'packages best m tciies; 25
12 pounds Carolina Ricer. 1 00
4 pounds best whole pepper..... 1 00
14 lbs, 1 lb papers best soda.... 1 00
3 lb", 1 lb papers good tfa 1.00
These goods nro all the beat
quality for which we will guaran
tee. .
9 I
100 lb. Liverpool salt 125
14 ' soda crackers 100
Bet extra Star coal oil per can. 2 00
100 lbs. ground alum salt par sack .75
We have a few moro Lining
and Misses cloaks which wo will
sell at a 2rea.t reduction.
Blueing, per box ? .10
Jams and jellies, per can .25
8 cans, 2 lbs each bes, tomatoes. 1 00
8 cans, 1 lb each, best oysters. .. 1 00
2 oz bottles extract of lemon 10
Cavens peper, per bottle.... ... . .10
Pepper sauce, per bottlo.... .... .10
1 q bottles mixed pickles eici'i. .25
1 Hi cans, gold medal tea per can. 40
American sardines, per can 10
For a fine suit of clothoilho
latest cut anil the most fualiioinibio
styles we cannot be beat.
12 oz. cans Golden Gate baking
I owders per can 35
1 lb. cans best creum tartar pur
can .30
1 " packages best corn starch.. .10
3 " boxes fruit of the field !os
starch each 35
For anything in the line of
Gouts' furnishing goqda, includ
ing fine white shfrUJ Qvik ties,
collars, coir's, and etc.; we uiwry
a full aud complete stock.
0
12 candles '-.... 25
Common washin' soap, box 20 brs. .75
Beans, colored, per lb K)Z
Climax tobacco, per lb 60
Climax tobacco, per 12 oz plug.. .40
Best riveted overalls in market.. ,C5
For anything in tho line of
general merchandise; give us .a
call and we will sell you ,gojd
goods for less money than you
can buy them elsewhere.
Cotton batting, per lb $ .20
Wash boards, each .20
2 lbs bars, white castile soap 25
In mens and boys boots we havo
a fine line at prices that will open
the eyes of the purchaser."
Mens canton flannel under shirts. .50
" " " drawers 00
" fine Merino under shirts... ,50
" " " drawers 60
For a fine pair of men or boys
lace or button shoes extra quality
wo have got them and at such
figures that will astonish you.
1
Mens white shirts, each 1.00
" percale " " 75
' extra fine quality white shirt. 1.50
" " " " cheviot shirt.. 1 50
r
All we have to say if you want
anything iu the line of underwear
we can suit you. r
A good mans' hat. .". . .1.00
A tine " " .-;.... 1.50
A stylish" " .,,. 2 00
It's a foregone conclusipn tha,t
we keep the most stylisli aud dur
able hats in the market.'
1 eood pair boys' hoots 1.75
1 "" " mens' " ',.. 3.25.
1 " " ladies shoes . ..:.... 1.50
1 " " child reus shoes 1.0U
1 ' " infants " 75
For anything in the line tt
ladies trimmed hats, artificial
or fancy neyk wear of any kind,
we have a fine and complete sc-selectioa.
Our gradually increasing
trade places us in a position,
where we can sell you more
goods for less money than yo't
can buy them from .any other
store in Jackson County,
With many thanks for pa.t
favors and soliciting a continu
ance in the future,
We are Yours Truly,
MENSOR BROC,
Golden Rule Bazaar
JACKSONVILLE, OKEGON.'
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