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Atmkhtic VVA.gtwv jF."C
"Wbip wants a young bum aVan aj-
ttrcilw in his Marble worki that will
' ajf;Bmttl.k learns the .trade. A boy
jf JVsssi tee country art-tarred,
-rf.5jS.i5Qi:AUn of' Medford would
; aJftto leacGkclasain short-hand writitic
Jacksonville" A claasof G(tMn"wilt
he iaitrarted for twnty-ne. lesson
-tvitXciimf$5lOO ;scholav scholar,
to faraish a suitahlo room, with the ne
ary light and feel. , .
While ia A ah land oae Way this
oatse, uadr the maaagssasnt 'of Mitt.
Baa, which U oae of the neateet and
well doatrving of the retponaible ieii
4ia. b now hohf.
V -s-J-fe vay 1, . . . ,
Caiulbs Plat While J nig
' -l)ayV two little -feeya-wera. playing ic
gather lait Vdneadar, ih, younger.
..tt"M, 179 i,r"v" b"?"'; J"
BWtbe lAMUf, mtame, Mumlvjl
Botaarioa wound. He wjuir.ettiiig
along; aewell aa could he expected at
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',g-'3ie-f onWa" .am: fei.fhey "
j; s DrUfwdiiorfjfb Evening Democrat,
X-. j BrlTilhsaaioturvditor of the eaiue
' Mnd If, JyjrjLtVtr, of theSstur
i day Evnir&nB," wer summon!
fC- 't appear brfp1h GrarRWuryJii j-i
tvjT Ration JtOTecaptJafticle in their parrs
Jj. "tnichn(t!Ton'lhef murder of Emma
SUrwlin.'?.. -It jraid an effort will bo
laaae t" indict them fir libtil.
- , pRtyATxSiLK Owing to my"iat
ied'iata departurer15 for California I
HlUeell dating tthq nrzt ten days
' 'all Wjyhu hold and kitchen fnfnitare.
First eome, firat, served. Also but
T voajrnngle fiaraan, ftpbagi;y-with
- -'pohitand ' ehaf ts),' i sadIk and bridle
J. eold eeperafely 'er tnpthrr;
-, , I, , A. ii,. UICKEHBACH.
-Nov7l2,1886. ,
Tk Wxithkb .t" it warm nd
, r-- T - 'V t ?
pleataat in daytime, whea the sun
.ahin, andeooL of, nightly .Th ltej
rainab'av'e cauiYd thVera." t"oJ springl
P fT"6 thJf.countryha .apnaarance
of an rly Spring rather' than late
Fall. But then it rarely eta cold
rntgin"rtn" ValU-yrtBda'niageaiiT-thing
by fretting, and ice more than
aa inch in thickness it an exception.
- Smctxyiko fCbvrncT,. to Ltx.,
CarTeyoi-GBerar Tayfof, ti a-ocor.
dance with jnttroctiona from Waili-1
tactea, haa dvireiiS3a?ar'propriaa1in
fe( eat'Tiug the banlariri of tlir
4 Klamath Judjan ,x4jVvitlon. Thraip
Iwandartni wire aoryrrniny y-ar
encr, and th narka date tii-coiue b
"1itratd. The aiw -urry ialOjJic
-pe iW.rSiaWiatHtwrx1in.
to'aeoofdau'Si'wUirthVtrraW hi 186P
The reeervatioa ia about firtr-twu
tnilei auar, andtthr liqafn tjfl mrj-1
veyea am on aiioiioofT)iiie. imiir,
aad ito be plainly marked by 'on
tnonementa very lalf mile. The
.work iate be lei" oae0Bj.reet and j(a
iaiire-coit-ii TtTt f JftrtidfcOai
The contractor will be rrquired to
farainh a pnU-bondjpJ,qub.lexbe.
aaieuat of the contract. Oregontan.
Rkuoiodi ItIems. Ua.?R-Tord
will preach at the Lone Oak acliool
boae next Sunday .. ,-Eldtr'M. Pt
eraoa holdn aerricra at Central Puial
next Sunday . . . . Rer A. H. Setidrr
aiaa will preach at the Cliimnvy Hock
athool-houM on Sunday .... Hr. F.
"X Utkuchn witfhold aervice at the
Catholic church in thia place oa Sun
day at the uiaat tioie1. .-.rtlral Sua
day echooland'Btbteclai-raretr every
8uadar at 1 1 o'clock a. h at the U
' M. L" 1111, Talnt.-..RV. J.'V.
Milligan holda regular aervicm at the
t.PrrsbyU'iianxhirch ia Aikland Sun
day, both Ittiqrning and t'vning...
Kr. A. R. BTckenbiclT'wiirpreach in
the Frrahyteran church oa Sunday at
3 r. x and 7, r X, In the aftemooa
the Sacraaterit of the Lore'a Supprr
will ho aduiiniitarcd. Sabbath Sc ool
' aj U A U jThe irat .quart (rW
meeting of the M. . Church, South,
will be held at the n Baptiat church
on AnrtoVe"cik1&u'riliTiid SuH-J
dar. Ner 20th and 21-t. Rrr.
G." Michael. P. E-SWl-Ri. J. R
Kuberta will be in attendance.
"7 ' 1 ,
A Good Old Inuiax Goke Old
Indian Jo.,, who fur. thirty years or
wore realded on a liftW 7 arm a few
Biilee below Vannoy'a old frrry, in
Joxi hine county, was killed br hia
aoa-in-lailaitelc. Jo. and biaaon-';
in law had been drinking freely, when
a quarrel followed about. the killing of
the old Indian' dog. The eon in-law
raiaed hia ihotran and fired three ahota
.iai'oo'e" bctfteth!:'fci:n'Jnt.
cuaiu goi o ata KQQ viivr aecunng
it he timed and ired at hit pon in-law,
killing him opoa thutpotlSJe.jdieiJi
few minatei later. Old Jo. waa well
kaown'-by.'tbe old tnSneefa of Sonth-
v ernprajjonj jMidf h,ihl esteemed by
them for hia many acta of bravery in
defense of the early Battlement of thia
coaatry. During the war of J855-'6,
Jo. proved hiajKelf a true -friend to the
k white, by ctuigiaa-:theircpy and
warning them of approaching danger.
Many olHhem owe'their lies to hia
fidelity, courage, and vigilrnce. In-
deed were hit Ufa written up, it would
be a very in'ereeting and highly ap
preciated' book by our people. -About
three yaara ago he had a eon killed
l George Juetai at Grant'a Pant, and
the Jam of ive boy aeemed..to weigh
heavily upon him. Many who knew
him noticed a great change in the old
man. He lout hia ucual ,ood '.nature
and became more and more anllen and
--1. . .... .
aa. tie naa a noit ot tnenda amonc
the aettlera ia his Ticinity who wilibppin. woodacddenily let the axe
always feel grateful to their old but
tr iatwtaa kuaa.
The holiday! are approaehwg.
Thaakagtring day Bxt Thurday
Shtriff Deea it oat. collecting taxee.
Dock a are rather acarce ia the TaJlay
ao far
' ?irrj Martia'ef rLiakVit1e-w-with
a again. " -" ' '",:"'i
Jaa. T. Tufipt,Qvun JTafa. waa ia
towaSuodajt,. . mt
Oar rckaata an laying in their
holiday good... -.erai.,,..r '
C. B. Roatel hu retnnjed froa. Lie
trip to Yreka.
Are we going (a aire any aaata
bcbt ChrialBMet. ? .-; '.
lira. A. Cilgtr af Pertlaad it aa v
Tit to tint pla:.
-' Call ut'T.m. Merritfa for your
fancy and dry geoda v
JoliBsHattrn willrexsea tai
"Bakftii'leJr 45jf? lf
illreoDea the '.City
H a-i
S. Hiegini hat retnraed
froa .the
U. O. R. R. extaniioa.
'SlmMra, P. Pr fof the
IeteatatylMof ftUe hate. '4 i'"
iTajor Zm3&l Jlwfi in
Jackaearille last Monday. (
..Settle year account with the printer
'bafora'the najy.ywr 3egin.
I
Winkleman, the boy murderer,' cost
Baker coauty about $16,000.
Conductor Kearney of tl e O. A C-.
R. R. wan in town thii w?ek.
J - "' ,ca 3r S
"Minallariiniie Bfentano'of Phoenix,
ii in Portland visiting friends.
The past few nights have been aa
cold aa at any time lait winter.
The road between thia place aad
.Medford it'flow being graveled.
The total taxable jprppeftv of (he
State i. aweued at $79,122,973.
, ;01d paperi can be hadat ttii office
at any time for 50. cents a hundred."
rGetfNfobfrandTho.rRoe intend
oaenisg a skatipg rink' befora long.
The condition of Fran Krauae as
we to to prew ia gteatTy rmprorcd.
E. T. Carter of AMilend, has been
appointed Notary I'tiljlicatAihl hd.
wa. Dootn wn.t naa aoeiu irrun
this place fora'yearpaat has returned.
A. H. Maegly 4 Co. have -comi
pleted the tin"-work, n. ..the Siitert
laundry. '
Maeon Brothers will eWe an enter
tainmentat tbeU. . Ball, Saturday,
Nov. XI. - i." fe.
Capt. D. J. Ferree of Ktatr-ath
county 'iifried ia town a few day
thia week.
Thname'of;theonH town t the
terminus of the railroad tiear Sueou
it McCioud.
For tojlxtt artitUaf&faHiery etc,
call on J. V. SJoinson at tLav City
Drug S. ore. '
Retain t White will lay in anioii
uiense atoukof goods by the lUer pit
of this month.
' J. Mi-SwitbYbae juA Wished ab-J
siracung tne recoroa ui ia(.Kon cvauvy
for Judge Day.
The new telegraph line ia completed'
.through the valley and will soon be
ready fer businsu.
Diitrict A'ateornev:Colvig has appoin
ted S. White deputy 'diairict attorney
for Jotephiuecuuutv. . ,
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Miss Barbara Bentr, who ha been
in Sau Fraticitoo for joue time, hai
returned to this place. ',
. Mrs. G. W. Smith of Linkvill i ia
in this cty visiting, and i the gueat
of Mrs. U. Obenchaia. ' '
W. 8. Ladd, of Portland, secured
judgmmit agaiiikl the 0,-tfc V. R. R.
U. in the tumjet tjWU. -.
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T. G Rsamee and wife started for
the Eastern ataita last week, for the
benefit of Mrs. R's health.
II. Kelly has moved his law office
itito to the building adjoining Catun
k Garrett's saloon on the tail. -
F. P.-Cronnrraiiler, late of the La
Grande "Gazette," is now in the valley
pcautavsing for the "West Shore.1 "
Dtrn't fail to attend the grand, ball
tobe given by theRed Men of this place.
,It will be the eveul.of the eeaMq,.
The Western tjm'on Telegraph of
6ce at Portland has leen removed tut
new quarter ia the Katam block,.
The aase of the Statu vs. Veit Schuti
for selliBgJiquor,withnnt a licensr xili
be appealed to the Sapreme Coart.
EAi Kinney, aUfgairiiar-fdr Salis-
kury 4 Co' routa'betWeen Waldo and
Grant' Pas waa ia town this week t '
The Salem bridge bond have ''been
approved and signed by the city, offi
cer. Tht bridge Ji L,nfrl'completed
Ex Sheriff JacobiT'lias" boucht. of
Thomas Sly, the tatter's farm of 160
acre on .Stick?; consideration, $2,000.
AtSI.eriffVsale tcdty will be sold
certain aoinlng property belnngine to
W. Frefoatalne, .stiiated' on Foots
creek. -
A. F. Campbell, son of T. F. Camp
ball of Monmoath baa been appointed
TJ. 8. Ganger, to suceetd Oscar Kil
bonra. TK "Tidinrs" aays that it is within
the probabilities that A'hland will I
ligb'ed by electricity within a few
moBlha. .. f ,.
Alex Aynerd of ApplegaU while
slip, which (track hi foot, almost cat-
j tug it Jt -6
Bennett
construct a
telephone line between this plaee aad
Hubert Donefan who has been i
Yreka for' some timeeyhaa left there
and is now employed In blacksmtthing
at Batteville Cl,
A postnffice emplaxe'at Portland Or,
whe Belectraad makes out a list of un
called-for letters, aavertised one ad
dressed to hi wife.
. ;Eti mating Congress to be in aetion
two hundred dav a .year, salaries of
Senators and Representative amount
to.atout $10,000 a day.
The rst anow fall of the reason
commenced falling yesterday morning
bat .changed inti rain before much had
collected cm the greaad. ,
A lens and well written comraftai-
caiontw-tTeceivdi ajtlbja office thi
wek,"but the sendet-'-fathag txign
his aim we were Obliged o 'leave it
out. i( . '
ii '.?; . t 7 !-"?' .
W. A. Owen and J. "VY. nymaie
have gone to, Portland, havng been
summoned aa wttneneain a, case, 'now
before one of the court of the metrop
olis. ; '-' " , S1
Mr. Bsker, State Printer, will haye
hi new"fffic'feadv? for work the first
of next nmnlh It h now slid that lie
will confine himself entirely to state
work, .
J There w reward oU thousand dol
lar offtred for the conviction of the
murdrrer of Kneally, the victim of the
recent Portland imtclie.y tu the Vll
tnnl ruins.
The Portland "Ne.wa" .lay, that an
ancient manlier was co hided in 'hat
city last Sunday by a young lady as a
punixhment for his unwelcome and,ah
iraMve attention.
On the overland route to California
theataging is reduced to85 miles, lie-
tween,. Ashland and biksotm, ani i
traversed' br davlieht. making the
trip b pleavant one.
Lee Jacobs of Aohtand was in Jack
sonvillrt Tuefdav. He is now at Phoe
nix where he is aMiinz Henry Marx
who liaa charge of Caro Bros, stock of
goods at that place.
The Taconia, W. T. "Ldgr" report"
-thahirlh of a baby in that .city which
eighed twentr-opepound, and claim
i he heaVy.eight" championship
of the United States.
' M. V. Dan, who waa arrested on a
charge of having used cancelled poU
age stamp", waa tried in the U. S.
District Court .at Portland, found
guilty and fined $150.
Lee Smith, who formerly held a case
in the Skstisel office, but later on the
'TimeK," left for San Francisco last
Sunday to take a position in one of
the branch telegraph otncea ot mat
citv.
We were m:H fc-n tin last we-k"
i.Mue when "we statjd!' that Capt.
Btme was laid up at tjkie.U. S Hotel
with naralv M. He iVaCthe' residence
of Mat Obencbain,and'ff able, to be
about. - '
A hore attached, to a biig?f belong
ing to rP.IcM(iifl'n'toofc, a spin
on its own hook enterd iy morning,
and after taking iri all of the principal
street he waa finally brosght to a halt.
It drew quite a crowd, and aa no dani
ac .was done every one present en-
jved it. '
A. F. Eldv, who has ben a resi
dent of this place for four year past.
will leave for Pendleton to-morrow
where he goes to accept a position a
ook keeper of the firm of Eldy &
Sharon. Mr. E understand his bus
iness and we with ' him success in his
bew position.
('Dd"Bybee, an old resident of
southern.Qregon, came in from Grant
county, Wednesday, and lift for the
Yialiax reservation on Friday, where
he goes to prove hi claim against the
government for losesatained bv him
taring the bloody Modoc war. Lake
view Examiner.
If the Albany "Bulletin" would de
rate more solid readme matter to the
apace it uses for publishing account
of prize fight and other a'ush, it would
he appreciated mnn by its readers.
In the lat isme it has a column and
a half on the Sttllivap-Rvan prize fight
in San Francisco.
At a meeting of the electors of the
Jacksonville school district at the
school house last.Wdneiday evening,
a five mil) taxwa levied for the sup
port nf a free' school 'durihjj the com
ing year. The rfa'biIlst,treVe alwj re
ftuOd tn$1.25 iri esrh of the higher
departments and t.75 cents es,ch in
thejjther. departments. . lli
Mrs. L. Solomarfwife ottoois Solo
mnn, formerly 'of Oils placn nut now of
San Francieisco. diel at thvf 'place en
Wednesday last. MrsSoloman was
for a long time1 a resident of 'Jackson
ville, and she has a hnst-cf friends here
that will'-ba pained to'deafn pf her
sudden death. She leave a husband
and two children who Itafa the aym-
pjthyofall.
The people throughout, California
and Southern Oregon, appear to be
thunderstruck on learning that the
"Republicans have made a clean sweep
of county officers in bmktvou, and this
too without any outside help, since the
vote has been altoat the .same at two
tears ago. The county cave a majiritv
to Democratic State ticket, of about 50
to 60, against 152 (or Clevslmd two
year ago. Journal.
John L. Sullivan, the drnnkaa row
dy, Joafar and bruiser, was of course
made the hero of the hour in San
Francisco last week, and hi exploits
were of such national importance as to
be telegraphed all over -the land. He
ws warmly wlcnml by B-s kuck-
lev and other politicians, who ncog
nze in him a 6t impersonation of the
characteristics of the Sin Francisco
rvolitician. There teem to be a natar
al afiakv between the nriia rior aad
- V-M.r"r. ---r-r . .i. "
Ivts-faidjhai the AUcker
TeIeJjrajihConiaBV will coni
(fiueai iibj. jnawi,r-"Sf -,
-BeTstVtoKltiCriy -aa-Catrfof
nia, by being left ;o rme side by the
railroad, and bavins the eoaatv Beat
-v., : , -'' ., . , t . ..-
removnd irom inai piaest is neaaiag,
should serve a a Jseaow to the people
of JaSJB;nlleC"'Frnferty in tai
pUce it ire,vto deereaxa vale in
ita prtxat eonditlon, ieid'if the basi
ne men of thia pie ever expect to
hold the -trade, of even a part of it,
l hey1 formerly held, they should build
a branch "railway, from thia place to
conoectwiih "some -point on the O.
k C. R. R-, for, a we have said
before if tht matter ia to- belet co an
noticed, there will'nnt heecnoeh busi
ness in the course, of fire or x year
to keep up half of the stores that are
now here, and -will rntnally- follow
ia the ame footsteps a Shasta City.
Says the "Courier": Pack traina are
running io anient, of Waldo., Peo
pleNrho never saw a pVk rraiorwould
be astonished at the loads the mules
carry on apifek-sa Idle or aparraho.
Stoves, .wagons, hydraulic giant tetj
feeVor more 'ong of great wrtiohv are-
eonvejnl m thia majnner, and hydraul
ic piie in sections 20 feet loag is trans
ported over mountain very steep to
mining claims. -Jir fact; any article not
weighing over five Ijfhilred pounds,
can be packed onB.n this manner
no matter ho
Fred Wihklemanbov murderer,
who was taken to the penitentiary a
short time agoresme insane from grief
and sufferin nd was taken to tht In-
sane Asylum where he died last week
Having been burned badly when the
Bker county jtil was destroyed Uv
fire, was the main cause ofhis death, j
Fred Winkleman is dead and buried,
a poor half wilted child reared in best-it-l
ignorance and crime. But Biker
county should afford no shelter to th
minerly wfe'cjj who withheld his wage
and drove him to his fearful rime.
Thf. Wevters TJsiox Nxw Qua
TEKS. Many vifitore tn fhn new
quarters of thu Western Union Tele
graph Compnv were uprisn to see
the number of men employed and the
number of instrument" kept clicking.
The clatter is wonderful, and the idea
that one could W7 standing in the
office, tell what is going through any
one instrument, when so many are
running is ridiculous. H might as
well iry to read the patter of the rain
on the rnf. Toe personnel cf the of
fices is as follow: Supt. F. H Limb;
manager; J. W. Haye; bookkeeper,
C. F. Drake; day delivery clerk. II. L.
J.mes; night delivery clerk, T. T. Tur
ner; chief operator, W. J. Wallis;
operator": Mr, Fannie Chapman,,
John Henderson, II. H. Htlliwk, J.
C Overbecr.T M. Overbeck, H. 3.
Martin, D K. Crawford. Frank
B-uce; Messengers: Thos. Wall, Brt
SiihIhoo. Norman Pierce, Fratik Ad
mi, St.iiev Donshue, Benton S. Dur
kej olfijn To,v: Wm. Lgrand, Chat.
Allen. Percy" Thoniav C G. Gough.
J F. Spencer, John Rt ss, T. F. Rouke;
o-ierutor brunch office 21 Morrison
treat, JohVB. Gofer; Operator Eitt
enrtland branch, '"C-'li. Vallee
Oregonian.
CITY BiHBER SHOP
Califorjua St.,
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JacksBTilIe, --v
If
OreKBB.
The undersigned is fully prepared to do
ail worit in 111s line In tnebes'"nanncrand
at reasonable prices, i
GKOltUB. SCHnlPF.
FRUIT LANDS
'BBBBBBBBBB t
Fine Chance lor Persons of Limited Means to get a Pleasant
Uo-ie'and productive Fruit Farm
IN" SOUTHERN OXIEGOISr,
The undersigned h subdivided his fine farm adjacent to the town of Talent,
on the O fc C. R. B., and will Bell
XiOXM
OK 3L
At public auction to
FBIDAY, DEGEHBE9
The land to be solo conipri-es about
west of the Btate road, adjoining Talent on the north. It is all hm-clas.
fruit land, alsn cood carden and grain land - "
TERMS OF SALE One third cash: balance qual payment in one and
two jears and bearing ten per cent, interest.
Title Terfect. "Warranty Deed Given.
G. F, TENNEBAKER, Talent, Or
OREGON
LY
VER
PF1C
OPULAR
ICTURESQUE
X
Past TlMeSar Coaaectioa; Nw Equi pmat s.
Ill Ml SHORTER, 20 HOURS LESS TIME.
Accommodation unsurpassed for comfort and safetv. Fares and freichte
much lethan by any Other route betwten all peintsin th Willamette "Val
ley and San Francisco. Only route via
Yaquina Bay to San Francisco!
DAILT PASSENGER TRAINS EXCEPT SUNDAYS
Leave Corvallis at 2 P. v. Leave Yaquina at 7:10 A. K. Oreton i California
West Side trains connect at Corvallis. The Oregon Development Companp's
FINE A 4 STEAMSHIP, "YAQUINA Cl IT'
SAILS
FKOst TAQUIHA.:
Sondy ....... .......... ..Oct. 10
t: rmay .......... ........ &&
'.Vednasday .....Nov. 3
Mondav-... ,. . .; i...-. " 15
Saturday...:... i.. -". " 27
Th Compaay reaervM th right to change aailine dy;, ; .
Far, rail iasi aahia iflih lUil and teerV").&&:. Brrmrrmiina ap
Z. PttVBATaVOUXT. - - .
The following' Ousinesa has bees
traBaacted in this court Hon. E. la
Peatt presiding since the last issue of
the dixnsiL:
In the matter of th 'estate of
Phoebe Baltimore, deceased. Appli
cation for order to pay claim and ex
Lease granted
Etate of Wm. Williams. S!e cf
real estate and p-munel property con
firmed. Estate of minor l.aira of J -a. Mil
ler. Inventory of property appraised
and ordrr made for hearing petition
ior sale, of real property on January
4th.
Estate of P. McKavanaugh. Final
settlement refused for wan of proof of
publication of notice.
Estate of E. A. Free'and, Dec 7th,
1886, t forbearing petition for sale
of realty.
Estate of Wm. 'Briner. Sal of
realty continued. .
."E'jte of Wm. Hoffman. ,Final
settlement of C. O. Beikmsn, executor
allowed s
Estate of Sarah C. Simpson. Hear
ing of final statement of J. Nunan,
executor, set for Dec, 7th.
Estate of T.J. Cchran. Inventory
approved and petition for sale of per
sonal property urnid. ,
Tb Farant et tasamahu
Ths paRnt of lasomaia er Wsktfalscss U
la nia eaars oot of ua a df apeptie storascb.
Good dlgtsdoil xiTes scani sleep, UdlfMtio
lattrfens wilb it. The brain anil ttomsch
sjmpslblsr. Oneoftlicpranitncaisrmptoms
of a weak Mate of lire gaitne orsan Is a dis
tarbucc of Ike grrsc nrtte cutrf pot." as
brsis. la-vigotace toe sUiUcta, knd jotf re
store eqailibnum to the great centre. A most
reliable nudiciiK for Urejmrpose l lionet
ter Stomacb Bittrrs, which m farprefrrabls
to mineral ledativea and Kiwerful narcotics,
which, though they majri or a time, cxrrt a
soporldc inllueace aton the brain, soon ceaas
to act, and invariably injure the tone of tbe
ktumach. The Bittera, oa the contrary, re
store activity to the operations of that all
Important organ, and their beneficent Influ
ence Urvflecteil in sound ileep and alranquil
state of the nervous system. X wholetoms
Impetus ia likewue g'uru to the action of the
liver and bowel by JU use.
iI)nngc -3n iUanagcmcat
or
THE U S. HOTEL,
Cor. 3d and California St.,
Jacks on vill
Ogn,
Having taken chirc nf th jotel the
nndersisned take pleasure In announcinc
to the public that a complete change will
be made.
371x0 Tatolo
will be supplied -with eveiything the
murkct ffords, and a general renovation
ot the
33 o els and Roomei
will be made. The patronitjie-of the pub
lic is solicited.
J DeRobosM.
GEO. RIEVES.
WAGOx MAKER,
Jacksonvill O
. " 'f.'l -
At the olo stand or S. P..U.Rnna, in Crone
miller's builcTmV Vtcps on hand a
, lull lipe pt
WagonMaterial.
And ispp and to do all work in bis line
on sit' I" noiae ammo a won.m iniiKc
man cr. Veliicltf of every des
cription made to order.
Repairing A Specialty.
Terms reasonable and satisfacation
guaranteed. Geo. Bieves
AT AUCTION!
'JC & ACKKS,
the highest best on
10, 1886, iT 10. A. I
50 acre of blaclc loam, free soil, ljip
AIL150AT)
OUTE,
WANGE3
TttOU tkV TKXKCI8CO:
ilondar . Oct 4
Ururday....... ... '. "16
Thursday '.......... "28
Wednedy ..Novld
Holiday ,..,. u 22
spiiia m mm
Every one should go and see the
Grandest and Largest Lot
of
New Spring Dry
axd
Fancy Goods, Clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS. BOOTS AND SHOES.
Vobaooo,
Groceries and Crockery
Remember these gnods are new an
boujht sine th vVarin Kaiirnad Rait
jmd are sold
Cheap for T3ash.
Country produce bnuzht and sold; als
Wool, Hides, Fnrs and Deer kln. .o
cit orders" for Lumber -Tx ucu.kh.
Poslofllce lluildin
THE STAFF OF LIFE
THE ROGUE RIVER
SrE.M FLOUimG MILL
HAVING RECENTLY BEEK R
fitted with al modern improvement
are newturntaf out a first-class srtic
of flour, which is put up in one-four
Dairrl sacks. aud every sack is warratiti
t Conttin 19 pounds of flour If you don
brlteve this, just compare a sack or ot
flour with any other brand ofTerrd for s
in tills market, and aeu the ditfereni.e i
weiht.
Fitxr and MUl-Fccd
Constantly oa haad and exchsajed fi
wheat.
BARLEY ROLLERS.
Having added a set of Barley Rollers t
my mill, I have set spurt every Siturdu
to Roll llarleyfor customers. The v.oi"
will be done on short notire, so that pti
ties can return with their prist the sam
d.iy. I am prepared to roll barley at al
times and in the best manner. This pn
cess is lar ahead or thecn-slicr-
G.KtREWSKI.
Jacksonville, Sept. 22. 1883.
TWENTY-FIRST YliARr
ST. MAST'S ACADEMY,
CONDUCTED BY.
TOE SISTERS OF TDJJ UOLT XIUR.
THESHOLAST1C YEAR Ox lHIr
school will commence about th..n J o!
August, and is "divided In four sessions
ofclcveD weeks each.
Hoard and tuition, perterm, $100
Music... 15.0(
Drawins; and paintm;.
Bed and Bedding ..
SELECT DAY
Pnmarr. ner term. . .
"8.0i
3.0t
SCHOOL.
?.00
6 00
800
100c
Junior, " . ..
Preparatoy ...
Senior.
Pupils received at mv time. -and special
aitentioats paia to pnticular studies in
behalf of children who huve but limited
time. For further particulars spply a
the Academy
LARSON & HiGGLU D.
MEItCllANT TalLOlU
JACKSONVILLE, GGN.
THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES
pleasure in iufotni ig the public that
titer have opened a shun next dixir tn A. G.
Co vin's store, where they are now display.
ng a targe tloct oi
CLOTHS. TRIMMINGS, ETC,
which ihey are prepared to raaaufacture
intoc'otlnn; ef the latest styles
X3T Suits made lor $25 and upwards.
Repairing a specialty.
LARSON & UAGGLUND.
d 8ept. 18, 183S.
UNION HOTEL,
WCrrbv villa 0:n
Mrst M. Ryder, Propr.
First-class accommodation can always
be had at this house at the most reasona
ble rates.
C7An excellent stable coaaected with
the hotel.
CRONEMILLER & BIRDSEY.
JACKSONVILLE.
j9a.gre nts.Por
LaBELLE WAGONS, BUGGIES AND HACKS. ' .
LANSING RIDING HARROWS WITH SEEDERS COMBINED,
BUFORD CULTIVATORS AND SPRING T ,OTH HARROWS,
McSHERRY GRAIN DRILLS AND BROAD-CASTSEEDERS,
BUFORD PLOWS, ALLSTYI.ES.
COLLINS CAST CAST-STEEL
RANDALL PULVERISING HARROWS,
CIDER MILLS. FANNING MILLS. CORN SHELLEBS.
HAY OTTERS. FAIRBANKS SCALES,
COOPER'S ENGINES ANDSAW-MILLS,
CHALLENGE WIND-MILLS.
CHALLENGE GRAIN CRACKERS, El
EXTRAS SERVED ON SHORT NOTICE.
We wonlfl respectfully auk our patrons and frieniJa to call and aa
oar line of goods before purchasing elaewhero, a wo feel Hire we
can
Sell As Low If Not Lonrer
Than any; first-da goods can be sold forpand ire guarantee al bi
geod as'repreHented. b-
ONEMILLKB AND.BlADSEy.
' JaiisarHls, Grtgtm, May, 1884.
jNii-wV' 3P3ri.oea
XTTHI
mim wnitiii!
AUD
S2i
SSS
.'our tine forks $
.Vhite Usd, 231b. keg 2
inMx-d Oil, ikt g.il -
nrpentinr, .,
MnihtlirBifltSfoctagonbar'l 18
littnd Sifts ... ... .... 1
luck Saws 'complete dial'ncc plate 1
Juu Powder, ir lb
shot, per lb
Wads, per box
Japs, "
artridges, per box IScta to 1
Jolu, per doz
Irsj Shoes, per lb
Xts ..... . ....... .......I I
x Handles
SS
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SHI
ao
oo
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CO
I2K
In
V)
li
07
23
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0
10
25
50
a
diner's Picks .'. .. 1
land-saw Files . ....... .....
rxsculitaw Kites -
oorlK.ks
?ow Ueilt,. .. ...... .. . ...
1
SILAS J. DAY.
Votary AiWic, Iital Estate AgL
Abstracts made of Titles to Laada-
Xea sal Sooutuontsi
if all kinds drawn up, especially pettala.
ing to the scltlcm'nt of estates.
Collector of Account Prompt
Remittances.
Investment Securities a Specialty
lackson County Scrip liuught and Sum.
I have a complete set of Mips of all
Surveyed Lands in this county... nnd re
eivr abstracts monthly from Iloebur ot
ill new entries midc. I am thus pre
lared to m-tke out Homestead and 1'nv
mptiot pipers, and oiu tint- save to par.
ii-slhe expense of a trip to ltoseliure
Land Office.
Several fine farms are In mv bands foe
1e.
Prompt reply made to all letter".
Charges in arcordattce with the timrs.
BefiiN, by permission, to C . Hcck
1141), Ev .'B-tnker; !o Hon L. R. WeV
-trr. Judge of thia judicial district, and to
my business house in Jacksonville.
Oflirc at south east corner t'a itornir
ind 5th street. Jacksonville, Oregon.
SILAS J. DAT.
Farmer's Store,
SI KDroBU? itsaoy.
ANGLE &, PLYMALE ProP'8.
The undersizned takes pleasure In an.
nouncine that he has opened his plare ot
business in the n-w town of Medford, Or.
egon. andis now prepared to furnish, io
quantitlesto suit,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS
PAINTS AND OILS
'MACHINE Oil.
TOBACCO AND CIOAR8.
CANDIES, NUTS.
DRY GOODS, CLO THING, Ei
My stock Is fresh and flrstrlass. snd I
propose to keeps full assortment of every
thing in icy line and sell at
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
All I ask Is a trial.
QTIIighesl price paid for P-oduca.
"Scnlncl" Office For Sale.
j i-oiiiiu r n A v ' wa vaiiaiwr
the indersigned offers the
Tiii1n . andisi t aa Mtia tlitll
OREGON SENTINEL
fm sale at a bargain. For the amount
required no bitter "Investment could b
found for a paying business, par further
particulars ell on or addn.s,
KitAxic Kriusk.
PLOWS.
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