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Newspaper Page Textr- n.""'1 l1 u -JULEflOK SEIT'IEL Saturday, July SI, 18E6. M ' ' F 4A!1JU'J.. "I !" f"- ' "g. Pension, Vetoes- Much admiration and praise is ' given to President Cleveland by the Democratic press for Iris fear, lees and statesman like eir'drt to retrench and economize by vc . toing about one hundred indivii dual pension hills for old soldiers whose infirmities contracted while in. defense of their country have rendered thorn physically iinahlc to support themselves, It any doubt his want of l.ni-kboiio thvy ma', from this time on, icl v:-y Oil thut bUhjcbt. ilad llie hills !nr peijoiouing these tuldicr.4 and wido.'.s become laws the niinniiil that would have been requited euch year to pyihcse pcnioii-. would have leached the sum of about 10.000. Tliii aim.tiiit. though small, would douliilcss havo been a great bleb-ing to those old rctciaus who -pent the best part of their lives in tlefciue of the government over whii-h Mr. Cleveland pic-idw as 1'icm deut. The 10,000 i-avctl in !hi. way, oud by ciiniug thiwn tin mail servicer thuiuglioiiti he Wu-i Will doubtlcs-j enable (he Deinm--racy tomake a plendid fl.tm nig id ' rcUenohnient under th'w admin istratiou. Fioni iihiir-hetl fiaie meats, we leain thai 20.0CO h.i becn asked for, and 1 cuounueuded bv the lower Jliisi Jnr Untti-is for-tho White Ilou-e Ibis e.tr. Now, by taking the 1.0,000 Mttetl to tho nation ty vetoing the pen Bion bills for tho crippled old Boldicrs'and applying it to up chase delicate ili.wci.s for Fni'ikie to enjoy, while her ma sue Imd - is watching with n je.ilouseyo the people's money, it indeed chi viucing evidence of hi , tjic.it ex eculiveand financial ability. Tbt President refers in his lneane. to tho long time tl.ctc ohUohhei--havo suppoilcd themselves be foro abkiug assistance from the Government they saved fornyji ,',l!'a.J.,U,LiLlL,lTt.AJ .t iiin&lccd to ' bo' regretted that old ago will, in 'spite of nlltheii icsihtaiicc, ileal upon thcFcold fcoldiorsand render them unable to suppoit them selves. The refm i, they can now at this Ia:c d!ty looli after theii own supiioit. As for the flowers, tuey aio iifdipcusiblc and necssary to Ihcu-oniliut and hap piness oi a young bride of on'y twenty-two summers. Even though a few n-oitlili-ss Union soldiers should ho made to starve. "Wo cannot close this ar ticlo without referring to the President's able circular to fuIh ordinate?, warning them to te rrain from interfering wiih local politics, thus giving further n. ' Buraiicc of his inieuliou to cid'nice the ci?il service law to the leiicr, except in huch icstheie it ! tihsolutciy necessay to cany a doubtful state, as was l!:c cac in tho last election in Tew Y-ik, which induced the I'icii!eiii :tul I. . . . . . n 1 .inn 118 cabinet to cuntnlrjle c-I 000 to seeure the cicctinu o! f-crn..r 41tH. It is not prcstiinoirthuuiic civil ecrvicc law is expected In reach high nilicistls siilIi as the President, and hits cabi- net tliciefoie, if tlioy i-ee propor to coittril.tiic a few tlmti sand doilars to sceuie tliu.vut! ol Tamniany or to 'inri-luiso a few tlionsiintl rotes, ulnars in the Now" York niaiket, they cumo: bo cliargetl wiih harmu wililtil'y violated tlio fiiiil ut lite law. It is the private not t!ie eai.t.tui thai must oliey uulur. Will Elect a Senato7 Sacramevto, July '28. The He publican caucus this uftci :101m ie eolved to elect a United Htate. seuator to EueeecdScnalotJIear.-i. recently appointed by Guvenioi Stoucman to till the i.iexioti'd terra of tlio late Senator r.I.Uer. It is now bttited l.etu thai t!-e. Bcleetiou for the s-ei atot.-l.tj. will bo inado from ptoiuiiieiit luis'.ttes men of San Francisco. Ainotty he uames mentioned arc W. W. Montagup, Capt Iilerry, IL L. Dnrlofo. Trvinir.M. Sentt mill J. TJ . . , ,. Stetson, iuo menuj or uenry Edgcrton arc also nnikiiiia can vnee r.ip him f.rtl.o ITiiitf.il .ct-iioi Betvitorriliii- Vronian wlm lias Tliov have lntt Intlo liiM e- bar.. v.-i.j at. wil rf sale should not ti ECUJUirtjiui. wutii.111, uiiu ins . .- 1 .11 . ra ide s.a Jt iae Ktmesatd pennon prayed becumetiticnctlasaiiojsililesuc. flle Ilivor mid JL.r'mr lull m Itir tu Ct'd' or of Ileitis, luisJccIaicd him - fout of tlio ii-ht. . self How to liaise Potatoes- ! . "A Fairchild (Conn.) farmer lias raised 200 rarities of potatoe this season." Any farmer wjjo feels disposed can raise or gro-.r neiv varieties1 of potatoes. The process is sini' p'c but needs a little patience. It requires throo years l-r natural process to grow new varieties of Polatocs. Take potato balN which grow on tho Vines, and when fully matured lay them away in boine dry place. 1 he next spring plant them ami in the fall you will have a crop of pota toes nlumt the size of peas. G.itli. cr the-c alid take jjnod earc of thilii till. -ptit.g. then plant them aaViMi would oilier jiotatoc-". In the f.nl Mn will bo lewaided by :i i rnp wining in mzc from a tobiiiii'a egg to a Minill henV eug. Gather ih'i-.e and plant "in before and ou will have next I. ill, a full grown etop of j oiiitoc.-, ut.ail nuts, .s;zes and colois. The iinmhcr of tii'w .iriiicf ou wil' hac will de ct.tt it oil the can and judgment y.n exciiie in gathering the potato balls lor.-ecd. '11. , clT.xil.l 1... .. .1 ..1 j, . i ll.e should be githeicd lrn:w difrcii'iit j arts of the field nml iioin thllcicut fields as po-s'.bie. This is eiy plc-n.t-aiit jasiime. and you arc likely to be rewaid wtili a new vaiiety of potntoc that will excel .my variety yet ili-eoicied; for tho potato ball .-oiilaius an exhaiHl les.; variety of genu- that only want eullivat ing to biing them into their nat utaUt'.tc ol i cilec'io.:. It would be inici citing to know ju-t wh.it an intelligent alid lion est Deiniiiiat who keeps hitu.-ell posted thinks of the ptescut ad in nistraiiou, It tiied to destroy "iher as money. It icfiiso-. to pay the Xalioual tlebt but piiiinpt. 'y jay.-, inteicst on the bonds long p.n-t due instead of paiug the principal ami stopping ihe inter est. It lias cut ilouii the tit ill scp vice all ocr tho We.-t and Smili audyctshoweil the largest indehi edness wiihyi the U1 ieni a-ff lias lurniiiJ.heJiy. Elccfiic coirttprn'iV7 whicirriVU'.i the least is ai huge a fraiul ,: ever the credit umbilici- . s :m ncrver'beuefiited cvujkk. cm nip -loik-holder.-, and 1w it il. uveraud bai her bill deleatcil a n'ea-ine so c-spmii.i1 i 'i.o join iifon pio-pctitr of ilicPnciiic coot and Ulegoiilii paillciilar, II will be slill more an iuterutting question as to uh.it the class we I.uie men tioiied wili think. 'A Uctnocrjit, eighty roai old," writes to tlio New York World. ioiriite:t:ig:iiii.titscihirt. to raise a cititijiaigii fund fyr .Mr. GhitNtoue. ll.i vc not tlifi Inenil d" Ireland in tlts country qnile a niticb liulit to i-oiitiilnite lotliu -ainji.iin fimtl in Iv.ul.inil as the Cu-'deii Chili liavu to coiitrllinte to the free trade fund in litis conn ii r.' Wiifti Hi-i .Cobdcn. CIn I Ji i n: i-lie-t inon.ey to btili-itl ze ncw.-'-a'iersnutl eleit wnireinen in rUr In li-wer ;li w.tjros ot Iriilniieii; rmil evet v olliei wulinr iii.iii 111 una -iujuui, ii- i.iiv l 1 T, , ,. , . . 1 1. 1 J J-.tiirlaiitl ha! lin n;lii to kick be ;.0 wc ,., m.,,:,.,..,,,,,,,,,. jiM titan in tins '-oititttr, we lake 11 hiiitflaiitl ha ltn lilii c:il-c c ii'iil 1 il'n.r . lkiitic 1 tile in It el. mil Hoetox, Juiy 2S. -By the ovci. turning ol a bx . f Mi.t-allrd egg in in a truck in Treni :nt tlee: to day 1 lie late-: uietliod ir.-iiing iliiig wtii-ki'V into -HitoIe"Ilaiiil v:is disi-oVered. The tiuck con- .lined eaes holding 1-17 dozen CL'g-, tin she way to siittie htjiioi deilyr at Ncivpoit. The vi!' u-ete common j.oivolean sh-ji's, ii-li an st'hl I'.ir 'nlt egg-.' K.-ii one cotitaineil about Cliotlgh IiIUl b'l 11 gontl tllMlk. The ivete liiU-d tbiougli u Miiall htiie In Hie 1'iv' er.il, and the hole wiii-e.'o-ed Willi W:.lelpliiiif iClllClitrd inili of the m uiu eiiior a? tut egsr. iiv ihallsiii-.' '.iie eurs the decein Hon ai coiupleie.. The "in xt Oitgnn legiala'iiri iviiieli meets iu January is nfilie r.illnuiiiij .ioinj.li;xiiiii: In t !.- liate thciuwill lie 10 Kv-Mlh- , ,. T ii'Mis, ami ii HciiiiciiiK. Jit I tin: !inu-e CO l!c nttlifsnis. ami 27 Pfimn-niu, n liej.ul.Ucau tn... jority of 1-i mi joint lullut Tnv?ifn Inttf.rj I nm vi,l rt..r,. I . .. tlio Uretioii reiuc.-eiil.iliics iui w.hill,Ttn G.nrc- wll. ' . j . aiijmini tins week wiilioul il.iulir. 1 wlsl" Urogoii mi.h WaMmigtoiii i arc eo deeply ideated. 1 Fred Grant -ays that . i,iis. reduce.! It's deb's from 880,000 i to :.0t),000. Ho gives no-tr't everything he makes to his tied-' Jtyis. Sam Jolies gives fnmo verr wliiilcsninCiuivit'C t'lpolitic.-t Pro. iMoiunuiii.- ir e say: 'Ptohibi tion with prliiii-.s- will help poli tick, but ibill't Von put any polii ticti in your Prohibition. If rmi do you are gone. You see I put sugar In my rolFoe, but if you put your coffee in your sugar your sugar is ruined." MAUHIED. CLAYTON GORE In Eden precinct, .lu y 2, liy Ib-v JL A. Williams, K. 11 , C njlnn aiict Miss Mi'ltim. Gore. ROSE fiOlVER-In Jlnfford prcrinct, Juy I81I1, liv Iter .V. . William.-, t. A. Iff i nnif .".TtsR.lf inim.i CtAwr DUN!.AI' HEIZKI-In Little Bctte prtcinrt July iOih, liy Jt-v. A C JIou. Ii-ll, Davit! Dunlap arid ilrs. R. D. He:- zcl. It kTII.V'VAT-CROflK: .t the wi- deiiceol itte Lridt-'s pirenlo, "n !)'i-r rtccls. July l.ltli, by ttt-v. R. V. Scntt. E1 Ilatlmiv.iy :tinf.!U- Nora Griioks lx)l!i ot Jom jiliinc ctxnity. KFPSI-Et: KNlGIITOX-Krnr Fort Eliinalli.Juv l.Mti, liy R'uht. R. T.iul. 1.1'm mil KsUr and .V.ss Anil'a Kr.i-.lilmi belli if Kli niiilli i-mn.ty, GAURIM)N YO( C-V-In anvonvHIr, J till- btli 1 y ( l.a. 4 r.'n i.n. J 1,. S. T. O-irri-on of Granfa I'as, anil SI.. Atii'lin Yortiia WE VER-Jl.ViTIELD-At Asliland Jn'y 7lli,b Hiv .1 II M-ivllrM.J. W AViivi r and .1 r .li'-ie Jl u field. PKKKIXS III US- -K Ai iIii-r.M.h-H. of I'rol. I! U Ronvnn. in Grant'.- Pus-", Julv 25tlir In Iiiv. V. P. Wtlliam-i. iilT P lions ofllnuglas county and A'lfsGail II. r:nntt. KX1GHT-N-VAUGHN At llic rrst dirrer.iW. G. Kni'il'tiin, near Kurt Kliintiili.Jnlv2.")tli. by IMS. l'i.nl,.I. ' diaries V. E'li-ilit.in nnd Miss Meiissla Vanlifi. All oflDamatli ciiunty. nouv VcOIN'hEY. In Stn rrmsisii July 22. 1&J0 to tie wiC- of :.oMy M:Ginlvy a son. FI : K.-Jn Si .Tnscpli ?.!.- . .Ttty C5. 1SSC, tn the wife at Jn'm P. Fink a d w'itcr VilL OX .It Fort Ktjmtli, July lttli, to .'r. and 31 r G. V. Wil sm,"a son. TO UJ1 In Villow Spiins pneinc! Juy lStti, ti.Mr. and J.s. FrauU Yo. cum, a (Utujhler. LOVE lrr Ji Ui l tillr, July id, 18S6, to Jlr. and ilrs. ticoigc 31." L.iie, a il.uijltltr. T..crscrvii..,jL: i-. :'j'.iai 'KV ADVERTISEMENTS. Treasurer's Xlopott. l!lC-!rT3 mount of itxes u:d into Ti easury $I.3,S03.rS Vmoiilit liqtioi' lircnb's t dd into Tn-aitiry . .. d30 0 I mi t;rt flri::l kit lid into Tiesi-iiiy lift (ST& ."t .r i r'in. trials paid '-' .ifJ'-"-Hy- "T3C0 " W: .w.-TtT1.,-..1. r6.ilf,ll .n'ttnt eJTci "mil ir 'WM ivd rimn ? 1'. t.'rim. - CO.ra 'm n' r.'i"-ilihir,erniia. IVhC item 'tit 2i',20. 'rni-nnt icrriml frici ic- j-t ml nml- . . 07.10 .iii"t:i i ! 'vul fioni fi r- a, f.it dh il li-iid - 2tK).0f) "ainant odB'l. land tn - -3 1 t: ei -rim CGC3 Amount pa.d liv 'Ink, " Ircr.i Mats mm-rihiilirii lmiip-r.- ...- 1,003.07-"- Amonnt rrcfivnl tr;m sale si-j IT.'id Inuib r 10.C0 r j Ammmint ofi.arrat t finri s. Jnscpnmc county. .Virl:- eycase..." ." 1,253 71" fc . Total receipts ?32,81S.37 1T.U ClINTIlA. ", Warrants ennceded .ind rt- nirnid $2453.74 Inlrrest paid on s:.m r.E918 Paid Slate I: Sis F,4:fir Tram-fi rred loTihool fund M-23 CUih in Treasury 7,:jQ0.CJ ST2.S1037 Frnoo; Amnttnt iweivnl fr t; Mnh! Tmiisiiifr nsfir' Hi eeiied l"n m ci uitj tux 8 00i3 Iti'eeivid I'.om tines ..... 5 1)0 Cush inTuatury, 185.... l,2b63 . T..tal SlD,t,JJ.12' rn:coNTr.i W'r.rranls rrditinitl from Selionl C crV i . .. St0,!W"0l . ; Cu h iu Tnt&ury 2,107(7 Taal S1313U2 Kurt MAN FISHEU,- - County Treasurer. Citation to Heirs. In the County Court ol the State of Qio gnu fur the county or Jachbon, sillii. in probate, July Kim. .fcbG. Iu iho matir oi" the istaiu of Qco.'H. Yuuntr, deceas-id. - 'SX To IJr.sa Fay, Frauds l.uy. John Young. 'W m. Yoimg, Is.ibille Youug, hauiu tlun "ii.ung. YUU AUK IIE-.EBY NOTIFIED ih tt Mrs.E.YouiigAiiuuuisirairttix. hi-, nied hir pttiisiui ptajiiiglurau tiiair ot said court to sell th lollowmg dis iribid ri-al property belonging lo said es tate, to-wit: Lot 1 in block 35 in the town of Jack souvillc, Jaehson cout.ty, Ongon, ln'gin iitugalthu cast coruirol s.ud b.ockaud rtninmir ihetiCc wiullt along the line ol t ln-gonV.ru t 20 lUt thvtico north 4BJ li.it tin nee wist W)J liei to First slreef, lluuce north 4J,1! lift thence tast 22U feetaiong tue line of First lo Oak ktieils tlieucc&ouih 4CJLf ltit tiiiiice e:isl 2C-1-U to the place of bi-gtnning, also l.ii 5 iu. block. 5.5 biginninj al the south cor uir of b.ock io and running thence north i'S feel Itience west 10J leelalons the itaeof Uak strcil thence s mthirly 1'JO fiet ti 'jregon blrvet thelicc al ug the lineol Oregon suit filH Icel to the pace ol beginning, a'sn loi 2 in block S3 besin unig at tlie west corner of said block and ruuning iIiit.ll timth 4-VJTi fu-t Ihuice leaslIJ-lJi llici cc tauili 4?n led tliencu wisi li&-f feit in the litti- nt First strict to thci'liccd Uegiiin;ng,all npjiniiaiu at $,t.flire r.lt-!CC by given to thj. hfirs-at law I'faid estate lli.it llu-prajer nliii-.il jKtlliitn wil tie heaid and atihe Usual M:.i-c ot holding fottntv tounl in J.iekS nv.th , in s.iid county ladMateou tiui. v. n i,i. :i!i. lVG.it i nvi.t i ""h l "'" ih ul nvlri .iiu.suieitMidinaiditah-n: ln-iein miuiitM t.at.iHaranJshowcaus!. irtluV Il. 5 3v- siu.d Vy order oflloa. E. DePiatt AtUt : "BMI PARKER, County Clerk ! r DSn v P?o VTQui rfceS IQ B Ul8 jMK(rrkfurrll d3caKa cf 12J Ij-ouil. Uo t:jr?oor.c.-s Ctar. I).-,T. C. AT1 J: f.v-TfK-J ? I T-i a Urjoonr in t"io Surtj l"ar Sk, wan fcva c .. Wif Uw trcw njd KTUf wins Uul up wuh unrtyt Oa2 bedic vrcnjllotlf uia t oUf a fid jcci75; trcth Iotc. purpla b.oMlCT til (viriri.macErlrea'fco-.iaid roaca. yokolt lvisdlirpi-tre'it;J',,:ldIyoSr AUocr laa-Iuicc tvsi rrcUcntiHy dwlrovrd. tat tk3 taptin fcid cl3 i-oz-i X-ciZizloi AtrK EACSAriniilA ral K3TJ if tlui v,o imotv ml en It c-.icUr tiaa I U vcr scca m.-rf fc.-csMJH.tbvn7ClferiMJnmtrSe!irtr .tad re mu n iooiivol c fit. Eii: Mmmj Iju. .t yoi r Alia was of y--r airjapsruta l--io rtxxl f t enrry. I t'uoniU yo I n-jhtto taow it t21,rndwiJvoutjefi . Ki;o.Ul1 y j jarf , Kirit Y. WISCAT3. Tho Trooper's Csporis'nce. i'ircroi,roK.'o.'ai?;S.Jrico,)JarcAr,I5S Iik. J. f . Arsa ft Co. Crnilcmra : 1 Uti rnuch -li-jurtj uti.yla tie sreat ralue cr rour Silrtpari:lx. Wo hiva li-tn BUUoncd lK-rsfurovvr tua yrsn-. Aviiiat which tlraews tad 10 live ! i tcM. Biinif urdcr cajTiis for uih at n: broat'l.t pi v',rt 1 I1I la ta-J countrr "iEld--s.rc." 1 1 id 'ew rorcfcr maetiaii. 1 w lAlvUed I tikj joGrSjr-o. miil'i, tij tv-i'tl.-' c(t'" J--"'' UT tn. Uj.fjnpJi , ii Ui -i row tide mll- "Your in-li-t V. K. Bot";i, Trccptr, Ccpi 'at.nkJ t.j.tjnti. flyer's SarsfZpariHa -j? cn'y tliorMislJy rfffrtlTo WooJpurilcr, I Tt-1 plv lut dki c tbt rradiratu the polocs cf fOvtiiU, ilrLir,' i.3d CaoUJloJt DLK.iW ln.-t:uktL!i:. Xif.J. C. Aycr & Co, ITrclt3Iais. Catd b' all lircn:irts : Tra SI ; "six koltiti tor J. V.. If. ANDREWS, TTORXEV & (;OUX--ELOR..T.LAi Jaclisonville, Or. "Wtil pric les in a'l tlio rourts ol the Slnle. OfUce tiitli Uistiict Auorncy, ourt IIue. Dissolution of Partnership. Tlis p-.rtnership hcrtoriro existing lie. I ni cm S.miui'l I'uliuuoam nd 6. K. lic.um r, i.i tic r tin' (iiiiu:: n:e til 1 !;. Iiimin & Co., lt.ts bv-tti this il.iy.muttully disjlviil lliu s:iid S::mucl ik-Kulniam coin iiuiinr tliu iiustnc(.s in his own n:ttiK'. and jiiying all tlio debt of the snid firm or I CltotuMhi i n. when due and ml the ckbis oiiiu-r to said firm tip to tn this dale arc due. and p ty ihlo to G. K. licaumlu. JacLsomille, J uly Dili, 18.-8. S. Dehobooi C. K. I niUJtt.E. Cou2ty r.t rc asurer'a Scv- cntii IVotico. Offici; or TnKA'ti.Eii op Jackson Co , J J Jcks uiriile. July!, lasii. I VOTICK iHElti:ilY GlVtNTH.IT li there r.re I undo m Ihe ouuty'l'icasnry for the mlimptioa of Ihefiillmving coinl. ty wniracts, jiniivbiid up to AijUsI uOdi, ISbl: SU4. 21P. S n. 213. JU, 220, ir?, 1S2-, SCO, 32-j, i-y, .Mi.ii-y yn,y a. -.'ia, ii, 242. .':, 3-.M 823, a..", 1214. 247, CUd, 2.j. 220, boi, arj, .-3u, aT2, -jtu, -'oiij-j, 2.-.-, aui. itu. 24B.2.V.I. 7. S.UI. MM J.:U,73l, :;JG, :!.jj, 044, 42, a-m. 437. :WS, ;;' :", SOI. :;7;,--M. ivoT. 27U, 2o7, '.Cy, 753, 317, oK, 4CJ. 312, CIO, .', udj Ititeritt on llic sima r;tl cenvefrum ihdatc.1- " .-. vrv.-wivMtsi' ' ' Count v trenurcr. Hssigae-e's utice. The indersi'xiicd having heen npjmintcd Ai-isiue ol lue tsin'c olJ. U Uhijiii. A-iinnr, amler a:.d utid in jmis'.tayiv rl j nn su-l nt the l."tfc! .live 'bseinbiy ol llic Smic of ()irj;oii,cr.iit etl ' in i.et to si cur. Cn iliinr a jtifct liiv'ion of tho estate:, ol libmt.s who n-iiisy to As!;:ii('cs fur the henetlt endi.oi.s," approved (ii-totiei 18. 1876, and iho amsntlinents thcteto ap provefi Fibrti.iry 2.). 188.1, hen by give. jioiitu tn -ill tiiose "win the fsti'te that in immedh.le Mtllciniiit ii wanted, :.ijiI thisu having claim will present Ihcm nt onre accompanied with the ueccssan voucher's My i.fJJi-e is in JncLgonvillp, Oregon, where all scttetnents can b niade. -.II. MEGLY. Assignee of J . 0. Whipp. Petition For License. i Notice i3 hereby jnven tint tlio tir.der liirntil. li It. Cunn. will iipplv to th Arm.iiv t'outt a; tin- .!tis,u-t sis-ion for li- Hk.-.e lo .ell liquor in e-s qu.inlitits than Wine gallon in rlie t'wn of (niml liint Ilir me periuu oi six rauaiiis in-in .nny 1 1. IfcbO. I". 15. Oa-ion. sr Central roJnt..Itn.c V.J, 1S:(!. CFEO-Va fi.l... Tin' i-'d '. -ntir 3"i:t? 1. .1 t i fi t" eci.V ' I2 u 'itR ' L-dFatTfB-srrStlJcrLMK!. I a-a'ln oacr '" !o "fn s "I lav r'r r-";t;- t rirnst a tlti-o fc nli.PT.ifi h .uiu io . f f; fcw li- htii'wwulnt- i lu'ilimii-oin.-ori-irl ii n - ' i ii rii-iii'.Ii iaa'i lx 1 n b . J t I. T if h I w It II i -.'.i f i h rlraiiifl .i 'loi lb; S-ritloii-t l.-.'ii.'wli nnin.( lhm i y.JItfia' r.l mr l'rB''iratait. lir taittCi" TiiTXici u J i ;n n. i f. iuo l. I-.UJrtXLL. This spr.ee is reserved for Mrs. M. Manser's ffl llllilll STOBE. DAVID Lif3N, 6SHERAL UNDERTAKER. ASO HEATJiH. Et 30m COFFINS FURNISHED ON THE shortest notice and cheaper than at any other establishment in Southern Oregon. Furniture cfallkindo kept on hand or made to order r.A. t. -l& AT LAW wsgSSS5?ies?fV' msm lleias9it "agli StoFe The Only Cash Store in Jacksonville: Spring' Stock-! I$ew. Goods, 3STETST JUICES ! Curf-Pa gasnr, 13 1!. for 51 00 Powdered Susrtr, f.er Lox, . . rf . , . 3 00 Choice C. R. CVlfte, fiei lb-.r , .-, . 14 Fair C R. CoflVi.. per Ik. it 10 Choice Oolong Tfii, jr Hi 60 t )ytPr, t-e r can . . . . 1 2i and ... 1 " G!o- Starch. C lb Lox G: Auorlril J. Ibe- 25 G od Linl, 10-Hi. cam 7" Srdinti", per hex .... 10 utn'. ... 15 Dress Goods ! Fancy Ginghams .' LnSTKjSr "CTLSTKHS ! Red JIcn' Building, dl20 !llgei & Selling Glory and Yevy Mb MaIf & C3 Successor to! "We keep in stock all kinds ot Shell Hardware, Stove and Tinware, Oils and Mows. Wagons. Harrows amps, B-jll?, IJopp, Trail. Faint and other Brushes, Curry Combs, Tttcks, Window glass, Coal oil, Hinges. Blackings, Pad locks, Door locks, Powder and Shot. Fncs, Caps. Sand Paper, Knives and forks, Cross cut saw?, Hand saws, Planes, Nails, Traps, Grind stones, Bolts, AugDrs, ('able chain, and man other goods too numerous herein to mention. Largest Stock of Hardware and Farm Implements in Southern Oregon. Call or write for prices A. GENUINE CLOSING SALE. ur n-orwjycMyMajra33tcggti.T'jiyg "jitgi Owing lo ill health and recent Una "i-il il to li tire r crnianenlly from the mercantile busiuiss.and Ihcntore offors for s.i e his -ntirc stock ot . At the Old Ashland Store, The Storp and OWFKTlb:T Ashland. Oi...Tn:.e 2fi.lSS5. JASV1E8 DE,l.ER IN j n :?!j.r!Ss,r9a?!isHi5fi ? A i:?ya .u i i i-1 c-j cisra SEATS! ArV5 EIOOTS, Tobacco, GigarSj Gaudies,- Etc , Etc. . Calilornta street, between Oregon and Third, Jacksonville. CALL AN USEE MY Fresh New Stock and New Prices ! PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. Frank Brothers Implement Company, DEALERS- JLTC IFWdbij. MMS Sfacfefiaepy RUFOP.D'-S WALrHNG PLOWS, nODGK'S DOTJDLE DRAPER-HuAi)r-n UDELLE WAGONS, WALTER A. WOOD'S 5IO WEISS, HcSHEhUY DRILL AND LEEDERff, lfEAPEIIS. TWINE RINDERS, BU FORD'S GANG ,fc SULKY PLOWS. CO A I'ES SULKY RAKES, BUFORD"S ISIDINJ? ANDMEAR, t-CO 1TTA CO Eimtm- & Thre,h-r.-, WALKINU CULTIVATORS, COOPER A- COSiw MHt MnohmHrv, ISAM) LI. U 1 1 EK 1. II Alt fSOWfr, AItRlAc;KS SPRING WAGONS. TllEuELEDRATED-tlOLLOATOOTlF. RUCKROARD WAGONS, HARROWS, E,c., Dtc. A Fnll Line Of Farm UTaehinery. Write foe catalocne. Address either ' FKANK" BROS IME'L.COw Portland, Or. Or, R. "W. POKTEK, Agent, Oregon French Calf Sewed B-ot v.5 00 CnrpBtn, Fioor and Tal.U Oil cloth in xcI!ent patterns Good Clf Bot, , , S 75 Good Kip Boor,,,. ...... ..., 2 50 IJ.yfc'Saltx, 12 to 17 rv 6 00 JIuV Suit-, fair. ...,10 00 L-.dies' Stoikili" 10 to 60 I.i1te' Frrncll K"l Slioco, 3 50 ! Lidie-.' Aitieri-un Kid fchjrs. .. . 2 25 Jacksonville, Oregon. Maegi Jgt goods tor Small Profits. and Cultivators II. 3I.vr.OLT & Co., Jacksonville, Oregon dilTicultie, the nndeisvsn.d Ins conc'm'- FixturPs will he FOR HIISTT. J M. McCALL DRUM, -n jirv rt a Pf naH 11 :t4ft?H'ancI!, km'J'-j & yQiu m ri a 31 lz ' City, Orrss. ?e XI iia - " to OfiCFSK'i' The Dull Times IftWfiAS FIMISR Has marked his goods down to Hard Times Prices He will selt you MORE COOOS for LSs MONEY in.m e?cr otforewld ia Jacksonville. His stock is AS GOOD AS THE BEST, And hig price? Wirf ASTONISH YOUf r It is needless to cnunvrato llic articles" he h.t to sill, as he keeps evtrylhinjr ttf be found In a lhstl.n General 32errliandise Store! Vhcn in town pive him a call and fc will .how you jends i.t prices that -vrill KNOCK THi jfARD TIMEJ Idc.i clean out your brad. His stock is varied and complete, and1 yon cm hardly ask lor anything he has not got. Itontemher the p'ace coroner of Call' forni.i and Oregon blrects Highest Market Price PAID FOH PAHM PBODUCE: E39"C11 and tee if this advrrtiscmcnS is not as truu as jripel. NKWM.VN FI-HER. 1111 STB !1S EMPORIUMS v J'ac3coii'7ilIo, Oregon. JOn SHMjS::, - Propriclerv DKALKR rx ALL KINDS OF AORI ctdctttal Iranlriiirnts. lonl r,l nl3 (-kir-ifo nfld a :e;icral ab-iortniml of shell' h.unv.are. Healfo kerx Ihe ltr?ft stock ol, andl .i!i llifc l ill st lin1.rot;iuviH'i iii r GUNS A WD PISTOLS,. ax.' FfM ..onrva:;TOF jOxd-iT, Sltct, Kris- ALSO bLArViPSr CHANOCFLRS' AND ALL' KIN'ns Oi' &SU (rlvr him a rail and examine bis ttKttf ttfore mikilis your puiThiiScs. Fahmer's tore,, Medfouo, Okeoos, AHGLi & PLYMALE Prop's. The undcreisniil takes pleasure iH n- nomicin;; Ihat.he hii opinid bin pUre of hUMni in llien'-w nwn of Jlcdford, Or t-gon. a'ndis now jirepand to furnish, ia' iiiuutitiesto suit,. GROCERIES, PROVISION'S, PAINTS AND OILS MACHINE Oik 'TO DA CCO AND CIGARS,. CAN DI Erf. NUTS. DRY UOODs, CLOIUING, Etc. Jly stock is frc-di and flrst-cla, nd pmpots to ket-rr.i full assortment of every thing in iry im: and sell at' PRICES LOWER THAN EVE'R' All I ask is a trial. CzTIIightsl price paid for P-odace: -.