VET !’RNO >N SESSION.
«»rant’s Hass Notes.
Kirs, topic on the program was
R*<*«miiii**n<tarioire Whim G»* il Mib*s M it»-*
••Tn«'
Ii
;
!
’
*oti
of
i«cob)gy
to
Agricul
Lot« of rain. Many farmers «are
The farmer»’ institute held id Ash
i«w owr Ct*w*t IH» iim *.
land l .st week, iu hccordimce will, ture.” by Robert A. Miller. Mr. Mil plowing.
Friday. .
<Vorciii!>e>- I, lsY*
ler
d
divensi
1
very
mieiesting
address,
published aim«.unc* ment from the
>: hi »Tan« I m h.q m >. h Ort
Many carloads of upptee shipped
b’ai.«- Agnenllarul C<»liege was fairly hm a«- H whs not put in manuscript this w « n k. Mr. T. Shattock sold bi®
Speaking
further
of
tea
r
port
<»f
the
HHTORK1. VFTIM AND \r.’A>
nlteaded dunug its several befesions, ami the s«»cr«-tnry »mfortuuately inissed entire lot he hud gatbei«»«^through the
division of the Fací fir to th«» war de and its proc«**-iiings throughout w«*r»» the .’rea‘«*r |»»»rti««n of it, no report
partment. General Mites Blates that he ♦ 1 an inter« st mg chare.ctvr. A n .nn- can b. given. Th«» formation of th«* country.
Tbe Oregon State Agricultural Col
Hus d**v*ged most «»I th** rrpoit to the
soils tr«»m 10 ks, and the varying char
H. B. Miller and H. C. Kinoey re-
lege i* now one of the foremu. I of the hii reject of Pacific <’o»isl detent-»-»«. !!•• Ix’r ol th“ meet sticc»’Seitil, wid«‘-awak‘* acter «4 '!■■ o3i*. du« to the other, were
turu«Mi Bom Portland, where they had
ahu ¡Hogio-ive larmers un«l frui'
educational ibfetitUtloDfe <»f our str.te*. ! Has attempted to bih.w iii clear ilgill a growers of Um- ¿.nd other ¡girts of tia- « .-•!«!<«»• d in a \«-r> ch»ar and inter been in couferenoe with rest «>f st«x*k-
h«»l iers of s. p. |) £ l . Qj. fh« •y re-'
at least in the tinaucial resources number of tacts benring on such cte- «.-ounty were pr» s.-nl. ;.nd w«-r«* so well esting me nn»-r.
fens»»«.
P iot . Grimui to«^k tlie d«x>r for an port everything favorable have ur-
ple.»Msi with this, lhe initiative <xm-
upon which may I m 1 built a school < h
Speaking of hnrix>r guns at this vention here, that the next larmers’ iht» ■ . !!! ■ im|■<•«»••.pt 1 b| t h call« «! d-re«l 50,1 NiO orick for new building.
great lutiueucv aud public benefit. •.»ort, tor imt«.n<v. ho says:
“Why 1 institute to be held m lb»* couiity will forth by the a<hires«, and illustrated
Gen. Applegate w<»a in town Salur-
OVe! la r»' at An u»idoubt«-dly lx* mad»» still 1. «»re of a by tbe ex|K*ri*»nce of himself and oth-
Upon its new bnais the work »f th« ■ rie i to Beil guns j
day and spent moet of last week. He
collage is hardly begun, but it has gel isl »nd lately for old iron, and success in tbe numiiers gal here»! and vls the .ilv rii--,<• «jf the farmer kn«.w-
«•ould not get a bbl. 1 hey aie muzzio lhe scope and variety of Um pro«Mend mg th 1 prim ipl s of the hirer s of nu- o*i?es h fine ranch now in .Insepbiuv
been placed np«u its feet and set m
loaders, and will »end shotaliout three
ture with which be works m his daily county, on Slate cr«x k
progretw in the right direction, with a ml lee. Modern guns will semi shot ings. Following is the secretary’s re- ' lalior.
•John Bolt w,is it. to .«n on Sal unlay
¡M»ri of the institute.
tall corp® of well trained profcsHors eight or ten miiee-. The guns they are
Tbe next topic ou the program wh < on business. We think it safe to «ay
Tbe fourth farmer’s institute of the
putting on our n* w war ships are not series of lSc’j-lc‘.hi. being held m < >re- “Some of oiw insect Pests,” by Prof. ne owns mure One ranch«*« in Jackson
who are chiefly young men eutbtisi
. as large as some of thoj-e in the Chi-
gon under the auspices of lhe Slate 1 F. L. Washlmme, Prof. Wasbbiimc ami Josephine counti«*« than any one
antic in their work and ambitions to neee navy.
Again, I was thinking,
• is tbt entomologist of tbe A icultur- man.
aee the college attain the highest when I saw that magnificent warship Agricultural Colieg«*, convened ¡«1 tii«-
Normal S c I kmm ball in Ashland Fn- ; h‘
o||«*ge. . and gave an iuteretdiug
Boelick A Coe are temporarily estab
launched
Saturday
at
i
’
otrero,
that
our
rank. One of tbe surest aven new to
talk npou insect p.-sts, having a nnm-
«lay eveuing, Gel. 25lh.
lished on F street, in lhe new building
navy,
despite*!!
that
is
eaid,
is
grow
popularity for the institutions is to
Get». I. M. MX dill was cali»»«l to lb'» b«»rof chartH to illustrate 1* e most in recently built. They will sell tbeii
ing very siowly. It is curious, but a
jurious uf the insects. The various
convince the farm*rs of the state that fact, build ships as fast as we may on chair, and consented to presale at tho
good« from case« till Opera House
inotbo« Is recommended by different
the whool and its farm can be made a this coast, say one a year, it would Friday ev«»uiug session. Upuu taking authorities f.»r «(«»stroying the pests building is ready.
lhe elmr Gen. McCall made a few re-
practical aid ami ally of the rgnciilt* take us fifty years to const met as uu rks appropriate to the occasion, were enuin»»r«ite«l by Prof. \\ ashburn»».
The MethodifetA held on Tu*wlay
This interesting l»t‘ture was fol evening their Milk and Mush Supper.
uriat, and can render full value re ¡ many ships us England could now and staled that the selection of a sec
place wit liiu our harbor inside of six
low’d! by a general discussion in Mell uttended, but many inure wuuid I
eeived for the outlay required for its weeks. Tbe latest British navy regis retary would be in order.
W. 11. lu»«**ds was chosen secretary. which rem»si’.es for th«’ apple borer, the have been there had lhe weather proved
maintenance by the alate, in actuary ter shows that there is now a British
The program of the evening was be- fM?aeh borer, green and wooly aphis more favorable.
increasing the pnxinctiv» nesa and the naval force of forty-eight war ships on guu with a choice Beiection of vocal an«! the co«||in motn p»»Hts were <»an-
I h«' Oakes Company favonxl us with
profits of the farms t f Oregon. To the r.iciiic, China. E «st Indies. Cap- music by a quartet composed of Mrs. vassM Mr. Whitman, Mr. H. B. Care
their performance last w«*ek Music
aud west coast of Africa aud Austral
Faber, soprauo; Airs. Shepard, alto; ter. Mr. And«»reoii, Prof. Washburue Hall was tiil«»d to lhe doors.
sneer nt expenn.eijt:»! farming scien ian fetation««.
I'hese v»'ss<4s> could
Prof. Shepard, teuor, and Mr. Faber, md Air. Albright taking part. Prof.
tific farming ••book farming”
as readily reach here in six weeks.
Bey. G. \V. Black relurnv«l Sunday
basso: Mrs. T. k. Boitoii, organist. Washburn»» .»aid the appfi- crop aliout
M1 notice th«»t the Governor of Ore
something utterly impriictical and
l’he excellent muoic kiibiiy contrib- Salem was totally nunc«! this year by morning from Oregon Baptist State
got*,
m
a
dispatch
lately,
»ays
there
is
the
codhu
inoth,
and
spraying
must!
only of inter* at to s| eculative minds,
Convention at McMinuville.
ul«’d by these Indies and gentlemen
uo hkelibixxi <»» war. it seems to me
ia tun common among the farming it is only the part of a prudent man to added much to the enjoyment of I ki LI i Is* resorted to, or the product «»f the j
On Sunday afternoon at 3 p. m. the •
orchards
is
vnhieiee«.
U m * evening sessrous ot tbe institute.
Baptist church had baptism in Hogue
claaaea, and is the evidence of an un protect himsvli ageinst what may
A11 address of welcome by W. H.
VEN1SO SESSION.
i
river
at the foot of (»th street.. Mr.and !
reasoning view of tbe matter a pre e»»me. Certainly we have bad our Letsm followed, and Prof. 1». L. Ar
Til** «*\. -.’ng s»‘.s-hui opntied with a Mrs. Tucket were baptized. Rev. G.
judice which does no credit to those share of conrtcts during th»' past hun no!«!, Premdent of the Agricultural ch irtnmg s<»lacti«»n by th«» choir, after
\V. Black officiating. It whs rainy,
dred years. Late British naval records
Pres. Aruoiu t which S. B. Galey delivere«! an ad
who footer it. The farmer owes much show that there are now in tbe service College, responded.
but a large number w’eru down to wit
to the information, the theories and 225 warships with a combined arma gave an in tercet mg addr *fe, iu which dress ujxui “Peach Culture” a report ness lhe ceremony.
me purpuaea, the aims and the char of which appear*« on first page of this
tbe discoveries of scientific men who ment <»f 1453 guns of a calibre larger acter of tue agricultural college wen
Grant’s Pass’ real estate agent, Ar-
p:«p«*r. Mr. Gal« y has made ms cloee
than
four-inch.
Beside«
there
is
a
na-
never plowed a furrow or handled a
succinctly suited, and lhe atilt ude 01 1 and careful a Ftudy ot p^ach cull nr«» as rinir Conklin, H«44-i»n L u<*«day bl«x»k
, val resei ve, consist nr.'of foiih * of the
hoe. It owes much to practical, la finest ocean racers of the White Star. its faculty with regard to tbe farmers' <iiiv man in Oreg«»11, aud certainly lies 77 in town of Grant’s Pass for $1325
boring men who mingled though’ (’unar«l, Peninsular, Oriental and oth institutes was explained. Pres. Ar ;«s clean and thrifty a young orchard t<» «John I). Fry. He reports sales of
nold | >0 ml «si out that to make the ef i> there is in the state, aud the reunite o!h«»r hitsand acre tracts.
with their work. and. with the aid of er li rea. T fit >e vessels, built lately, forts o( the stale iu lhe line of agri
of his investigations and experivlic«*
'
.lie
ail
«o
constructeti
that
they
may
(’. K. (’hantdor and Joe Moss sold ,
information gained from others and
cultural education and experiments a ought to I««» of value.
. m « nadily tried with guns, ami th«-
10 acres on Rogue river. Si'veral other
th»» reasoning' bum of a knowledge «••' British «.‘d.niraity has lately locat'd success, tbe people of the college must
Knottier ehoic«» selection of music lots and tracts w«*re sold, «nd many
the fundamental principles of natural supply si a ions nf Bombay. Sydney have the co-operation and assist.mc< followed, and then a brief diseuxsitm private sales betw«x*u parties. Even
of the people of the state. The farm
science, have made discoveries and • mi other points, wfi.-rc set» of arina- ers* institutes are expteted to give th« on th® j.x*ie! 1 question, participated in with factory burnt, the town w going
by Prof. Griunn, Mr. G dey, Mr. At
succeeded in experiments that are •mut for these sb amena are kopt, ahncultural college as much benefit kinson. Mr. Miller and Mr. Albright. rapidly a I: end.
; stored in rva fin«» lor u «*.”
aud aid as tbe college can give to j
worth thousands or millions of dollar*
We now have with 11s a Mr. Merr; 1 i
Tins was !<«!tow«*d by hii interesting
General 4ih*s estimates that $100.
them, lliu coliege professors novii 1. ’ture by Prof. Grimm upon “Th
h I io off.-re 10 put iu a flouring mill
V* the agricultural world b*-day. Th»
uio.lHMi woiihi put tbe <•< .-cs of lb»
the oppottuuitr.'b ti ns «ilioi'dtHl t«.'■ prog <• -of Agriculture” in which the fifty Inrrell < upacity a day, to cost I
state of < >rvgon has establish* d ai 1 nation in a fairly deterna'de t*« ♦iditioii.
confer with the farmers in variou
k*vt i »Diu nt .md increase «»f the num ¿ilo.H.N); the plant to be vv«*n more ex
agricultural college in which tbe cur Of this bum at h.«.-’ 52">.(W,O ui woh \ i ¡sortioDs of the stjtc and learn what ; ber «»1 agricnltur.d gcLo<»!s and coi- tensive than the new mill at Medford,
I m - required on th«- Pacific Coast.
w actually being tk»ue ou tbe farms
nculum is formed of studies especial
i g“- in this couutry and Earop«* w«»r« if the city will give a bonus of $2lkMh
“I «Io not pre!« tid to predict foreign
It is sure to th» niie«*d among our iner-
ly selected for the young people wh< war, for that would appear as though they net d io be kept fully iuh»rmed p.-Hf-O <1.
of the practical results of tho var
I v » h «>1 unions of thanks v,« n* then in- • •liaiita. I rih*. we have just giv«*n $jo,-
will live upon and manage the farms. I was looking for b tremes .<* sntd C n ituis metu«His employ«*! -of Ijm con-
i r«»..i.k-«*<i by
differe-u.
gentlemen, oo toward rebuilding N. P. I). A L. !
The United State« lias given 8I5JMMI eral Miks in speakug on this topic , diiions and changes of tbe soils an » t hankin r Prof. Sweet for III * us»« of th«- (’«>., but we n«x»d a flouring mill bndly
;o-day, “but I do say we sb« uld 1«
aumially for the maintenance of an prepared mor«» fully to protect our the crops ol the appearance and ♦*!- bus .hug: tIn* «*hoir for their excellent »nd \u* will rats«’ what he requires.
E cho .
experimental farm, to be conducted selves among the nations of tbe di:- b, fev’lsot insect pests or dis« asesof «Tops music, and oth« rs who h id contributed
that may be prevented or reiueditAl.
in connection with the college. A II is simply a mallei of policy, as any i’be College faculty, through the am to the -»ure -ss and interest of the in
stitute.
A’ oth«*r r«*s;«lu ion gave
body of learned, practical and eurm > businrt*» man h »» s the De < sity of ple means it has of learning t he re
h iuas to Pr«»s. Arnold aiul Profs.
W<* gav«» ht-r ( tuttorla.
'jutting a lock uit the d-or of bis
suits of experiments in ail iiranchefe Washburne an 1 Grim n, of the Agri
men in charge of these liretitiitioiu ¿tore.”
XV
-»»■ti
*!.<•
was
a
Child,
of agriculture, not only m the Cniiea cultural (\»ll“gc for their part iu the
can do much for th* farmers of Ore
Slates, but tbruuguout the world, may | 1 ■ognun.
She
cned for ( 'attoria.
gon, and the people of the state should
NOTES \\!f NEWS.
l>* able to give the tartih rs informa
Aojounifxi .me di«*.
Wht-n
she
Inscan»«.-
Miss,
Bee that the best men to lie had for
tion that they will be glad to have
and that may be of vaok» to them.
the mean» at ilis|»wal are kepi at work
She clung to
Bob Ford, uho ki-’.t d -I“--• J««m« <*.
! \!’VRAI I H» olM IX v \ .
(‘oncoming the college, P.ts. Aruoh»
in the colleh’e and on ti.e farm.
killtxl Ern»-st t urry ut Pueblo, U >lo-
said be was glad at ail times to giv«
is a saloon k vp
The total income of the institution, rado. last w-n-k.
all the information desired, and any
E ru*R Ti dings - I’ll«» pc«»pl«* of
from the Mate of Oregon echool laud er at that place, and shot (’nrry „P it inquiries mm led to Corvallis will 1.x-
J icksun c• unity are aware wh«*u the
tho latter had tak>»n a shot at bun and
¡•rompliy and fully answer*. <1.
fund aud from the U. 8. treasury ie i misstil.
Gimlets, gouges, tweezer», pliers.
f
lax g.ith'rer «• >im*s ar »mid that t!i«
Pots and kettle.-, pans and frier»,
about Sdu.tlOtl a y-ar enough to
After more music by the quartet. tax«»* of this c<unity are quite a bur
O h d»t that, the Oregon delegation W. C. Myer read au interesting paper
All things for all sorts of buyers
l“h to thi'in. and an praying f-»r re
maintain as inatmetora a 'V.iTieien- in Wash: igo»u lias arranged that
\! hardware store of H.C. Myer’s.
ii[x>n the topic which ha«l been <is- lief. Tlierefir«* th«? <’»tin»y Judge
number of the beet men to Is- had in Judge Doady .- »all -nccv»ni Jmlg“ S .
sigtteP !<» him, “Tbe Fercheron Horse.’
■’id the <’oi.i'ni>te’m*r< appear t«» be
ver, on tin' litters resignation; C) |Tliis wib lx* printed in full in ovxl
tbe country.
duing nil they ran to lighteu the bur
The radical ditT- renee in soil, climate, I >olph is to step into the slits-. ;h:i ; it*.*«»fibe ln>i.\'«is.j Al the eoiivlii den of the 1
payers, a l among
it _ in Oregon,
uni other conditions affecting agri •Judge lk-Mdy lias served 1 mg « mmgh si'vn of lhe paper, l’roi. E- E- Grimm, other thing-« whirh the county rfuirt
« f the Agricultural College, put to .Mr. ’ i is i up-, wi’*! a view !•> lighten th*
culture of the three sections of oui 1 to sei-ilre hD“w sahny for iia-, th*
Myer some questions relative to th« burden, w<■ - to make an order on the
etale generally known distinctively at> brother of Oregon’s senior < i..t-r um endurance and longevity of the Per- Jib «lay of A 1 ;us\ |ss\ which order Demand* prompt treatunmt. The re
sults <>f tifgleet inay !>«■ >«*r. ai>
A
go
one
step
higher.
[Porthmd
Wel
the Willamette Valley, Eastern Or<
«•heron horse questions which pro- w it w ■ 14 aud -i.: ire« f «!’• >winu> all harsh an«l «iraMu- purgative.*, t e
come.
v«.k« T a .h ii v-...' I m wiia-a Ihofs. w:t: •* 11 i • o tl *”«- 1 iiy the Coiirt.that
gon and Southern Oregon suggest
t« n«!»*n< v of which is to w«?aken tbe
Secret try Tracy 1: hf c< nelmfi I his \rnold and Grunm. Prof. Wasiiburu«», the <*«>unty Tn-niin-r of Jatkk®on bowels The best remedy is Ayer*
to every thoughtful |>erson that there
«>( tbe college, and Mr. Myer p irti«*i-
411 tv, s ate «»f Oregon, shall ratlin
should be an agncul'. Ural < xperimetd work on the <->tim it»-s for the navy for paivd. an«l Autbontits were<no»d shou- ouG»ai‘bag w »mints, when there is I’ilis. Bring purely vegetal»!«. th
lfW anti 1S91. Th»- apfiropriutioi s
a«-turn is prompt aud then «’ff< < t ;dw .o
station m each. I'rof. (iniuui, of tin for
tbe
Percheroiis
to
be
hardy
m«i
as
much .e: $!5’d0 m »¡i^ tr«* ixury be-
were ¿22.450?M
T ins in lug
brm tH ial. They arc an adn/.ial«’. ■
France
and
th»
vigoroue
both
in
'
•
«i-gH.g
I
»
tc
»¡inty
fun
1.
”
agricultural college, stated at the eluded several millions for the con
Liver and After-dinner pill, ainl < \ ery
Uuiteil
Stat«-.-.
The
county
treasurer
pud
no
at-
fanner's institute held m Ashland struction of new vess. I- j , now under
where endorsed by the profession.
lv»v.
G.
J.
Wtdjsfi
being
ea.hsl
out.
tcuti
-n
to
tiie
ais>v«.
‘
oi
i»*r,
ami,
iijx»n
last week that be i>. d beeu urging th< way or project« d. It is ni.«l.TSt'M>-l gave a bri«’f areonii i»f tin» character ex.-unination. it appeared that there
•• Ay er s Pills are highly and univ< r-
that tbe present esrituates _:v.* an m-
.«ally spoken of by the ptopl«* alout
board of agriculture to establish a erviise of about
over tl.cs«.- of ami popularity of farmers’ uist utefe w . ls n > law by which he coni I be here I make daily ns«* of theiu in n*v
branch station in Southern Oregon last year, chittiy lor work un vessels, tn 'VicKTinsiD, where they are íjxceed- compelled to obey the same, an«l the pra.-ti« "
Dr. I E Fowler. Bridge
and one east of the t’as.-udes, and the improvements, an.I a«Mirions to navy iogly pop liar, ami are largely al- court wa l«»it in con’e.npt. without a port, Conn.
tend»*d by all classes «»» p »opl«».
ii gal r».* n»*dy.
yards.
‘ I « an recomtnen»! Ayer’s Pills above ,
board has pnimist d to do so within a
Adi«'urn«*<t till 9 a. m. (> -L 2‘>*h
On the 3 I day «*f Oetnlx»r, tes*J, th«» all others, having long prove«! their !
The Chicago p»-oi»le tv -e opened
year.
county tremir r tiled h s emi annual value as a cathartic for myself aim 1
headquarters in Washington, randy
¡HE SATURDAY ^F.xSloSH.
statement with th» •••»uuty cterk is family.” —J T. He*s. Ltithsv’illr Pa.
GladstaDfe uiifele a short speech la»i to make application to eor gress for
•• For several years Ayer's pills l.jvo
Oil
Saturlay
m»»ruir»g C«4. R .’>*rt r«* |'i’r«*d by Jaw, and in such state
recognition
of
tbtir
<nty
as
the
plain
We tin«! them
Saturday at tbe Work men’» ln»titut«
ment it was shown that the county been used in my family
for the great exposition in 1-^32. T n« y A. Mliter, of Jiirksonvilte, w .3 calle«i t"»‘ is ¡rrr ha I on h ind the sum of an
in Cheater. Among other thing» be have nlre..tlv bu I. s < rba-d nearly t< n to ttei eli.air. In bis remarks upon as
Si • ’ ♦ )i Ixu.Higing to thr g'Mieral fund
»aid he believed no one would deny million dollars toward tbe expenses of suming th«» position !>• albid«*«! to th« of <’ hs r iii’i'v. fn«» county court,
iiKitiite hel i at Silsm lust y««.ir, at
that American» ¡M«9e»sed superior the fair. New York as yet has <i< n» which large crowds were prennit, and up-*n an «‘xamuiation of the semi-an-
for constipation and indigestion, and
it« ova« >1 th«.» treasurer, wen* are never without them in the house ’
inventive facnltien. This they owed • very little in co»up Tison in th»» mat «leelared tb i: these ine-titutes should nu d
ter of mi I «sen pt ions, trusting to h-r
of
th«*
opinion
til
l
’
.So
t.U
if
.v
»
—
Moses Grenier. Lowell. Mass
¡¡ot lx* (*ohsidere<t as of inter« st <»n!y
to their better education in matter»- ¡KMition as tne m -ropolis of tue wet.:
“ I have used Ayer’s Pills. f<»r liver
to tbe farming class th»* whote com 1 ir“-.* .ui amount to be lying idl»‘( /i
of practical life. He al way» advised ern hemisphere. She is kee ping n
reasuiy; and upon troubles ami indigestion, during many
mutât y are inter«*st«xl praotic.d tarm- in itu co.uify
young men to study, after the history her sub«» *n pt ion repn’atiou m.ide «'«»n- ♦ rs. theoretical farmers, m«*rehante. such opinion ind b-lif-f tite court, on years, am! hav«* always foun«! them
spicuous
in
the
Grant
monument
final
prompt and etti« i»*nt in their action ’ —
of their own country, that of France,
profo-isioaal man. an I all, Hh xild tend th(*‘J*hiiay of O “ober. 1SS9, made a L N Smith, L’tica, N. Y
affair.
rissts* iii.»e to make lhe institut« s a “resp * tfui suggestion” to the e uuiiy
especially the period before the rev
“ I sutfere«! from constipation which
treasurer, which “re<p»‘ctful sugges
The new cruiser, the San Frimus * ), sm«»cess.
olution. that they might understand
assumed such an obstinat«* f« rm that I
was lanncbe»i at San Fran -is<-o on
I be first topic upon th-- morning’s tion” appears upon th m.’i lte^ «if the
the hideous oppression that led to Saturday ! ¡st in the presence of five !*r /..no w.is gr«:p.» «*iilnire, and upon county ro.u’t in words and fi.gii tires as feared it would <aus«* a stoppage ot the
bowels Two boxes of Ayer’s Pills ef
that terrible outburst, then ti e his thouaan«I spe<-tutors. The v s i udl this subject a valuable paper was read follows, to wit: “From an exam imi
fected a complete cure.
I) Burke,
ison.of the R dhind Nnr- ti«»n of the semi-annual stut«»!neut Saco, Me
tory of Ireland and th» gnevances prohal-ly be finish»-«! n-xf April, wb.-n by A. 11.
<«n
” I have used Ayer’s Pills for the past
which she had suffered and continues rhe tnal trip will take place. The di .-••ri«*s ;-.i» i voi- yard, Jos« j•bin * «•omit v. file«! in the county clerk’s «•’¡I
mensions are. I> ngth, 32S f.» t. breadth L-' p.\p« r will be fourni pr nt«*d in the «‘si day of October, 1881 by K. H
thirty years ami consul« r them an in
to suffer, ami, Anally, th“ history of 49'2 fret, depth, 3|.S fe«r. mean
I know of
full « » first pig«» of this issu»3 of the M • >r«. county treasurer, it appears valuable family medi< ine
the United State» ami their re\olu »Iranght of water 18 f»-»-«; di-pl ic- in»»!»' T ie I ngs .
tiiat >aid iivi.sitrer hrs on hand tne no better remedy for liver troubles,
and
ha\
alway
s
found
them
a prompt
‘ -‘I belonging to the gen-
file inquiry was made wh«»th»»r the .-n a of
tion, showirg how the well regulated -PW3 ton«. Sin- is l«» show 75d'> hoc
curr for dyspepsia ” —- James Quinn. ^0
power,
and
a
maximum
spe««
i
of
IJ
«
;
.
i
r
m.d
ol
sa
d
county,
and
it
ap
vines
would
not
»
ho
th**ir
strengt
h
b'
machinery of freedom hail worked out
Mid«Ue st.. II iriford. Conn.
knots. The nrmameiit of tbe cruiser l»i -t*«ling if pruned 111 the spring, as pearing to this court that it would be
“Having been trouble«! with rostiv®-
a perfect system of local self govern will be t weiity-three guns of various
in the th:iit.*irs! of lhe tax payers n»*ss, which seems in«»vitable w ith per
ro •< »inmended.
ment, which w< m the secret of Amer sorts. She is bring built at the Un
Mr. (’arson “Not t<» amount toany- «»f ihis «*onnty that said sum of money sons of sedentary habits. ] have tried
ion Iron Works.
thing if pruii»* 1 as early as the last ,»f te* appb.ed to lhe c inc*?Uatiou of .Ktt
Ay« i s Pills, hoping for relief. I am
ica’s at reng lb
of M in h. Of cours«*, st.ridi.ig county wa. ■ .nits, 1: is t here giad to say that they have served me
The mipennt‘»n !»‘nt </ th-* »—nsns Eobmary ■<
fore
“
r
speclfnUy
.suggested
”
v.ui «-s bl«»ed m T* ti;
ot I». -s."
to said b«tt«*r than any other medicine. 1
has mnl-* definite «’imng»’rii»:i!s of
THE MOXTA V I METHOD.
A numlier
tiomlxT of
«»( inquiries by Prof treasurer by this CDUrt. that he call arrive at this conclusion only after a
Kcheduh’S by which . tntistii’s c f textile
trial «•( their merits ' — Samuel
in ■»“
I. 1.; '.v.i! r iu?‘o th«» amount faithful
T J :»« s, Oak st., Boston, Mass.
Let it never l»r forgotten that the industries may i»e coll« « ’♦ I an«l «-la.- t- Grimm, Pr *< Arnol I as ! otbrrseli«
ami th *reby step tho iu-
i 1 from Mr. <' r "a .« ‘ ■ m nt o*
fi
“
d.
The
list
<-f
in
inTru
’
v
>ri«-s
;n
ihe
nocalled majority upon who»*e >h<ml-
rest on t h» same.”
I nited Stub*.'. 1 «*-iiipa-f-\i now .'«nJ hi® practice in various matter », which 1
I'm* Tree urer .- trea’ing the almve
der» JoHeph K T»w»le expects t«- <h<»ws a total <»•' 5.218» 'I’he most no- may l»e state«! in a condense«! form:
PRKl’ARF.I» HY
mount into th«* Governor’s chair were (h-i al'l“» thing «(bout th«» figur« s is in Prune about March 1st. Has never lei nine >ug> ..»n <»f the (’•> mty
s«*en injurious eff«»4*t of bleeding of Judge uid the (onunisinuiers as tie
350 Dagoes who were natural'/ed after th»- iucr •«» in the umniH-r of mill» in
Dr J. C. Ayer A Co.. Lowell, Matt.
vin
«.'■
I
ti»«*
or
l
u
ma
l«*
by
them
on
the
l>o s not strip leaves from vine,
Sold by all lH*alera iu Medicine.
Marcus Didy had sent them to be the South. Th'-v have mor«» th-m but tak«-* off non-productive shoots
Utb «lay of August, Jsss.
double«I siuce I’SSi. Another noi.-.bl-*
T«‘ h * re -ords of this county show
registered, and who voted in th«: tiling k that. wh< r ■ ¡s th *re •»> r> water sprouts, whirh makes 1; irgcr and
r grapes :m«i ripens them earlier, that their is now i>3.*’J. I lying i«lle(?)
American Sial«-of M»»ntana by band l.tHM)cotton mills in the United St.«’ -s
Timber Lami Notice
in the r.»nify treasury, which amount
thinks the White
Whi'o Mire*ais ar«* th
ing to the Judges a placard bearing in 1H1*!, 1.477 hav • already I n 1 re
belongs
t<»
the
general
tab!»»
grip«
jMsto
s
to
grow
for
foi
th«*
mark«
’
*
fund
«»f
this
I'
ni T x -O .- taten L and o.ia 1 1
ported. M.i-s . •ims tts a Jon * b *s 28H
these wor«i>
Roseburg. On gon. o«-«ot»cr 10. I’v***’ 1
1
f->r six
H ; k seen
8«»eti d <> injurious inserts county, the interest on which
«•otton tuills, l’«»nnsy!vania couv s next north. Has
is
lirnj-y giN- n that in < oinpliance
•’I can neither write n»»r -peak the with 172, ami Khod * island folio
at. work on th*» vines, except gr;.- - months amounis to tfliiO, which wiih the provisions of the act of Congress
English language. 1 d». ir«- to vol«- with 129. The number of wo«ib»n hoppers
no signs of phyllox-re. amount the county tre ensiirer could of.l’ju«:; >7*. entitled An a< t for the sale
of timber lands in lhe StHt« « <-f ( nlifornia,
the straight Ik mocratie ticket.”
mills in ’;!«♦• fi I'ling stab».: is: i’enn- Plum tre«» sphynx, or gr»sm tuba •.*«» save this county if he would call in or-u ui. Ncv.i'ln and Wnwhing’on Terri
What a comm «alary' on free g» v- syIvania, <i25; M
-hns ’tis, fi-wj; worm «x'rasionally found, hut it do»*s warrants to the 1 amount which he hafe tor-. ’ J.tui«^ B. Rogers,of Woolhmd. county
on hands, ami it is a duty he owes ■ <>f Yob» slab- <>f ' alifornia. has this day
ernineiit! The votes of those ’150 New York. 357; C «nm- lieu’, 152. no dnmhff'* to sp«»ak of. Th»* growing
tih «i in ibis ofih-t* hi> »worn statement f«»r
of raisin® h«»re he would not c*»nsi l«»r the p<it»ple of this county ■ • t . d • 1
th«- pur-hftsi nf N U *{ of s<Tti<>n No. 10.
Dag w s, not one of vv I muh had th» Khod«» Island, 12 >.
practicable not hot sun enough to county tre ;«>urers area law unto them- i n Tow it*»hij» No. 11 > I’aiige N - . E, and
An ex-memlkvr of Um I'ahfoniia cure them.
slightest interest in or c«>n<*« rn for
selves an I will jicrsist
p
in holding the will offer proof t<> show that tin- ’.an«!
Mr. < >. Coolidg«», on being called fiunis of the comity locked up. when nought i” more valuable for its timber or
Montana, not one <»f wh<-m had th«- legislature, who siic«» big term ex
than for agrf«’ult'iral purpos«s, and
pired has «iropp»*d ;iiil lower <
’»n l has out, s ml t h 't he has grown su,»«*»‘ss- the county has a iu I interest-I
>ean
ng di*bt stone
linercsi-tn
.inngarm
i,, ,.<labüMh his Haim to -nid l»iu-l Ixfore
faintest conception of ti.< significance
been Nerving a tern» in th« Oregon fully .ail tie* tin** varieties of table and hanging ow it, i II is abolit tiiii'- thill th»- Ki gi.st«»r and Receiver «»f this office nt
of bis vote th» votes of those en m penitentiary, was rch is- l f ««rn that ra:un gratan b » fi; .. tri»d, exce pt th«- the p»* >pl< attend to the matter. Had I;'5e.. '»reff- tl, ««D M■•inlay th«1 13th lay
January. la'.H).
tures are th«» vot«s by which Mr institution last Snnd -.y. ;.n I is now White 11 iml>:irg. The Am »r:«* in va can><* .1 ! iw to be passe,I which will of Hr
nain«-> as witnesM.«*
J»-lm \V. !-’itz
Toole claims to lx» <e«vcrn«»r. If thi- an ex-c«n-v!«-’. CurtH B .i-d ‘ is bis rieties liud their home h«*r*. Th* compel county treasurers to call in Gibbon, >f \Voo«llMud, Yo!«» county « alifor
uia.
M:<
ha
•!
T
Eim.
,rt,
of
Dunnigan.
Yolo
num«» and he w. s sent up for fonr worst p« st he knows of is the------
onte’Giinhug warrants when there are
is n victory, how pr«*ib! !:»• niu- i ft«» years from Chirkama • county. Wfiifi-
.--■no-. < alifornia, William Vo .rio »-•. 01
funds in the irvasiiry.
b»’« I! ini.
Orla
id.
'
o I umi < oi;ntv. < alifornia William
n its achievement! . Hcl ma Jouru t1
«•ounty school t»U[erihtend« nt of (’lack
.1 i s fl E.
« rane, of Gmfiou, Yoh» « 0.. Califoruia.
Answering Pref. G num, (’La. Md.- r
Any ami »ill per.-ous claiming adversely
arms. i»»> created a f’ds«* s«*hool dis sal I th • ¿hole of Wt*stern Oregon ha.»
lhe al»«>v«.,-th M-ribc«! lands are n qiivsted t«
trict am! appr«)priafi •». to his owu us«» soils well adapted to thegrap«*. Manv
Kail»ay e»Hi't(»ti<iatfe>n.
file th ir «’¡aims in this nifi '«- on or before
Medford hems.
Is'in Erani’i«»-«»
<»« t 2 » ,
the warrants drawn ih favor of tbe vara-lie* «lo w»ll in the WillumeP-.*, if
«»iid I :t h day of January. 1*90.
_-1
Chas.
Cha*. W. Johnston
teachers
?»u«l
for
tic-
vari
’
iis
expenses
tre'l.
’
s-d
and
properly
car
d
for,
but
A w»ll-kn«>wn ruilroml expert »m l
Mrs. 1 A \Vrbb is expected home
Register.
of
tbe
distnet.
S«>
neatly
«li<i
h
-
con
th«»
«
¡im
ite
of
R.
’
gtb-
River
valley
is
t<>-tiRy that if II ih .\«>rlhweHt«*m iitii!
next
Sa*unlay
from
h
r
visit
to
her
Timb< r Land Not ire
Vinuu l*H>-iti<* arranxeuient
i nil ceal lutormalnni of the bog 13 district r<p'* -irilly adapted to growing tin
parents
iu
Indiana.
ritflit It will not I h > tux month. l»-ior that the crime was not det cte«l until gr ip»-« in p**rf»»rtioii, nn«i lb«* r* *l
i’he infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
UNlTrU» STAT»> l.'NI» ’»DI' » .«
.1 i-onnolul ition of tbo C. M. A St. ihe books were turn-sl oyer to his sn •- s«.il h»» co»isi«l«»rs therx»st. l’he tla
li > Ehl If. ‘H < X’t«»»K*r IU, 1XH9 *
ssor, who w.-.s of <*onr.--? unul«k* t<> is fiu»T here than in gr:q>«^ grown H. 1»• «»ts .tied Friday night.
I’,ml. tioiil.l nvntMiu of liu.-n, m -liidin."
NotU
t*
re
h« r»?b\ dvvu that in <*ompliauc«M
A. I>. 1 >o«l-*«»’i lias I «»ught the “News” wi' h the pr»«visi«)H.- of the act of < ‘«»nirrc*»* <>f
ttw WaiNuiii. Sint:« Er> ami llnntiiiK- fiml such distort. B ir«! h a highly further north where tu r.* i-« mor»» hu
tou ro.uk. will I h > aunonu,' -1. Il w,.s » s I ikm U m I m in an 1 h<*s a ri«Npc“t«-d ll idity in the atmosphere. Jqckson ¿nd will take charge of the office next Jun«- 1. H7*. <*tt1lth*«l “An a--t f*»r the -ah* of
tinilx r lands iu 1 he States of <.’aliforni«, < >re-
«•«»•inty re said to lx» similar in soil and week. We wish him success.
uot for not in 114 rbr ilia :n<toti lal.ly family residing at Gregou City.
K->n, Nc\H<ia, hih I Wjishingtun Territ<»ry,"
climate to one of th«* famed champagm
■novel Ills friun 1 S’libl.a eist to tin-
W. II H. Grant, the leading insur Jai • - M \ fee. <»i Wo«»dlau,!. county of Yolo.
pnxhicing regions of E»iropc, ami it ance man of Port kind, has b«»en so- <ate of < nlifornia, ha* this day tiled in this
Nt. Paul vice preunloney.
I iirle Sun > Ihtnsfion to Oregon.
«itfice i'i» sv. orn statement, for the purchase
is possible th it the finest wines on th • jouruing in town this week.
A Soulbem Enciti«! oiHcial
saur
of the > r. >4«»f MTtlon 32. in Tp. No. 40 s.
Tbe state of Oregon h«s r.vived Am»*ricun «vntinvDt may lx» pr«xi u>*d
>11'latioua are certaluiy tbe orde:
liaug«* No. 5 E. and will offer pioof to sh«»u
F.
M.
Mingu.s
’
discharge
of
Mitchell,
fn«m th«' I\ l«»ral g-.v rn ; <nt to , y here.
that th«* land s«»-.mlit i* more valuable for
of the day. It u u> >» - «ary. becaiu
L*wis A t’o.'- machinery her«* aud is ¡.s timber ur stone than for agricultural pur
Njibiles, forty l>ri«i • -. forty b’aiik« ls.
Mr. M. E. Albright, formerly Pres
O'.ir great nyMenn) tire Uot paying at
iH^t s. «nJ t<> establish hi*» claim to f*ai«1
loo Neto sets of arcontrrtn nt, and 13.Ml ident of tbe Linn Co. Horticultural doing a g«»o«l business.
they rboilld. In t-n years I lieltevc
lan<i ta-fore th«* Register aud R«»»’civer of
There bus Um rain enough during thi* «de ■ at Roseburg, Or»‘ZOD. on Monday
gnu
Hiings
lor
»Imtribution
among
tic
Soci»»ly. now a resident of Ashland,
the I'niUsi StaU-e will not have more
•
the
w«
’
-»k
I»»
eui'.bh
’
the
farmers
to
be
the
i:;*h <iay of January, 1*90.
gave au interesting explanation of the
tbuu two railway systems of unport-
ii*- names »s witnesses
John W. Fitz
infantry, comp-sm,. tlm -i:«•<_ -jfi’ia mdJ-»w in grapes, curl h‘af in peach gin plowing.
auiv. Yotl may r
o>nr< I that tlie
>n. W ishington i . Gwinn. William
or national gu,.rd.
.John B. 'Fir«» died at the'fainily res- V« a «. bees. James B Rogers, all of Woodland,
tm*s an 1 blight of bop vines all bini-
Sonthoni l’aciri-- n in too goo I a ; -i-
Tbe »addles, bridles
- j blankets 1! ir in character and cuus« d by th.* idvnce in M«* lfor«l last Tniirsday Y»>lo count v, California.
liotr to make auy consolidation hastily. ’
Anv an«! all j«erw«n*» claiming adverser
ware sent to C ’plain W I. IlJ. ,gh at free- circulation of sap in tender leaves night, aged about 65yt.*ars. He was
—--- -
♦
the « »«««I desr ibed lands are request**d to
Sheridau for th»*
•;> >. <-x\ .¡rV
Ix-iug arrest«* I by sudden expiare to w H t.« I favorably known all over the tib* theirr’aim* in this office on or before
krtrMAii Well Boring.
ti«)ii»‘«l there, and ’hr hl s-’> of ar- colil drafts of air.
v . !«-y it I many friends will regret to ‘•»ni 1 ’.th day of January, 1 m M)
An artesian well Iwnug phmt is coutrement-N. comprising «•artrnlge
«’ has . W’ J ohn "T on
**Th»» work ot the S’at-* Board of hear oi his death.
Register.
21-vn
n.»w iu operati >n at Clarence Pratu«.»r s boxes, baya»n*‘t srabhri-ls. »»tc., and the II rta-uhure’ was the next topi«* on
S
a
i
r
A
Walker
now
hav»
the
larg-
r.iik’h on Oregon si»»ugh, capabb- <>f gm sliugN, w»-re h .’rihu'i i . u«.ng th«* the printed program, am! on the first
Tinilwr I au<! Notice.
»inking 1.2(M> f»--*t. in winch Messrs. tfir*-H regiment* an ! th • AgrieullurM p ...;•* of th«* T idings is pnnD-d in lull e<c st »rk <»f agricultural impletm uts
!'!•: > “ <TATF.' I. «ND OFF!« F..
J
ii. Southern Oregon, i’.iinn rs ue< d
Weld», Scot*. Henry i»n i »cber large collt'ge at C< 1 v;.ius.
< u exce edingly inleroung pap, r by
R.11 ri?. Oregon, October 11th.
1
laud owners in Su«u»la \ alley, ar * in
rhe First regimen: r. o d M in .’ s J. 0. Vvii tm in, «>; Medford, Coaimis- ing miything in their !in»' wdl «io well
Not «•* i- h«*rebv given that iu coinplianc-»
to giv«* tu-*m a C..II a. t!ie«r new build with th«* provisions of the act <»f Congress of
terested, with exptvlal* m 01 s«*c.inug of a *’*ouirt¡n»-u(M ami 310 gm rlu g
•««■u- r ot the 34 district.
.June 3 l*7S, entitled-*An act for the
of
ing in the O[ » r i bb»ck.
a Mowing at ream of w ger. If th» ef the S«H*ond lewim»*nt 1«M1 ...f .
G«i. i ierablt* discu . um f«*|low,x!.
limner lamh in the ¡»tates of California. Or-
fort SUfX^d», ther-» will no «loilbt N» <v»U'rernentfe at.«l 4*h gun - 1,1 . th«. upon tbe te'st n»«»a’is of enlisting the
R H. Halh'y has the conlract for • V' U. N' VHda and XStuhlngton Territory.
fuauy more w«*lls sunk f«»i* »rteemn 1’hird regiment 1< hi wets .>:itt •- peupl” ill ti.»» fight against fruit ¡x-sts; roofing tlie m w building of Webb A 'Ii-’uv l T. Ernin« rt, of Dunnigan, county of
.. 0. tut«* of < all fornix. ha< this day tiled iu
water in all secti >ns, <»ud also encour m< nt» an-l l«Ml g iq ^iings. Th- «five .*nd th»» iirgeut necessity of makiug Adkins, which is to lx* with tin. He
tb s udn-c hi«» sworn statement for th® pur-
. p ,r\, such a light.
age the cilizeLfe <»f Yreka to make a mmls ar«» piirehas- | out uf
«•h.‘o of the N K ‘4 of section No. 10. in
will have it c «»uplvtcd in u few days.
I ■ • u hip No. 41, south, range No. 0 east, ami
similar effort to eec irv Mowing water, priations t«> tbe g»-n<*r.al rnih’ iry fan I
E K. Antiereon. of Talent, is alarm-
M ssr-. Wood and Whifside l>»giu will otter pr«x»f 10 show that lhe land sought
♦
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from ooblerranean currents of ch ar,
•d «»ver tbe gr»*.«t extent of lhe w*ooly
ij«*re valuable for its timber or atoue than
w«»rk on ill«» wider tank this w»*ek.
cold water. Should it provt» a failure,
l rir »"*iijg '•«-UM-
for »icrlrulGiral purposes, and to establish
»phis p« of in hre orchard. Has IrnM
Mr. Prather saya water will be piitiqivd (> h«-a ih and strength reiu-wd and «>f •»me with p«"»r results. lL>t water l he p j-v has no* yet arnv.tl but every hi» claim to -aid land tefore the Register
to tbe »urfacu from the det p gn*vc! rase aad c nnfort f oUows the u.s<* «>; kills the i»i?;«vt- as d«>»s also keres»u¿ *, thing is in i «.dm * for g«»ing»»u with and l:**.- «'¡ver of thi? office at Roseburg. <>r»
ir>n, >«n 1'ivsday, th<? 14th day of January.
b»xia, which contain a great nbun-l >n<-«* flvntp of
a, it act« iu hsrnK.-., or any p ’ “irating ml, but a r iimlx r the work as soon as it arrives.
ID* name-a* witnesses- Alfred F Ander
of water, similar to th«» :in-lergroumi with nature t.> eltctii.iHy e'er.n.e
• »f applications in a aofison will te r •
Monday ev»*ning one < f th«» large
channels running acr«»ss Yreka creek svM.ein wbtn i - iimivv <«r lu ioiis. | ..r quired. i’ll«» e<MÍ!iu rn »th has ap l imps in Gold-* aim’s store fell to tbe -..u. of El.u k. Yolo i-ounly. California. Wil
liam
H. Wilcox, of Orland. Colusa count'.
■cite in .TOc. ind $1 l> ,tti. ■ !>v
...1 .
baaiu. [Yreka Journal.
peared to only a very slight ♦ -xteul in H" r a ml caught fire au<i for awhile it « 1 iforma, and William Voorhws and John
druggist..
fi
1
> /«;ibb<»n. both of Woodland. Yolo,
1 ’»»k * I p' if !
< or.- was sure to be
hre orcb ir I-
county, Ualiiornia.
Tbe U. S. Bakery will deliver brea 1
Mr. Wbitmm thiuk® the c^llm d- 'i n.y • d. bat by prempl ; elm..« :: the
Any
and ail f«crMnn> claiming adverse
pie*» or cukes at your d«vor every day if
. - ■
1 'r. . '» are r*. pested I »
m«»th will te» the most difiicult o’ all p r of S’ Ver.d men who happf ne»i to
you wish. Jjeavv orders at th«- b.«k« ry rwvived at tue Skin Work, ri t|.
*ne fruit ¡>ests to combat, and that i»e near by it was extinguished. Tbe f i di« ir claii n in 1’.. <>fli< c on or before
taid
14th
«lay
of
January,
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FXIJMEK’S INSTITI IE.
RED HOUSE COLUMN.
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Prices of the Latest Shipment of Dry Goods at
CLOTHING.
Men's Suits from $5.00 up.
Boys’ Suits from $2.00 up.
Boys’ Pants from 50 cts. up.
Men’s Rubber Coats from $2.50 up.
Men's Oil Suits from $2.25 up.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Ladies' Shoes from $1.00 per pair up.
Ladies' French Kid Shoes from $2 50 ¡»er pair up.
Men’s French Calf Shoes from $2.00 ¡>er pair up.
Men’s French Calf Boots from $4.00 ¡»er pair up.
Men’s Kip Boots from $3.50 per pair up.
UNDERWEAR.
Children’s Merino Vests from 25 cts. up.
Boys’ Grey Merino Suits from 80 cts. up.
Men's Grey Merino Suits from $1.00 up.
Men’s Scarlet Flannel Suits from $2.00 up.
Men’s Blue Flannel Suit- from $2.00 up.
Full Line
LADIES’
Ladies'
Ladies'
Ladies'
Ladies’
muslin UNDERWEAR
Night Gowns from 50 cts. up.
Chemises from 50 <-ts. up.
Skirts from 50 cts. up.
Drawers from 50 cts. up.
INFANTS’ MUSLIN GOODS
Infants Long Robes from $1.25 up.
Infants’ Long Nightgowns from 50 cts. up.
Infants' Long Flannel Skirts from $1.00 up.
Infants’ Embroidered Shawls from $2.00 up.
BLANKETS.
Grey Blankets from $1.25 up.
White Blankets from $1.50 up.
Colored Quilts from $1.00 up.
White Spreads from sl .oo up.
CLOAKS.
Ladies' Newmarkets from st.oO up.
Ladies' Wraps from $2.50 up.
Ladies' \\ alking Jackets from $3.00 up.
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Constipation
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GOODS.
< >il Red Table Linen—33* cts. per yard up.
1 >il Red Table Napkins—5<* cts. per dozen up.
Oil Red Twilled Flannel—25 cts yard up.
Linen Dowels—$1.00 dozen up.
Lace Curtains—$1.00 per pair up.
Ladies’ Wool Hose, full finish. 25 cts. pair up.
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R omhikg , Oregon, October 11, 1889.1
Notice is hereby given that iu compliance
with th»* provisions <>f th«» act <»f < ongr«--»« ef
Jmit* re »*, entitled ' Ana«-t for the sab» of
limb« r lands in the Stale*, of < alifornia. ’ »r« -
t<*n. N«»Mida. and Wiuhiugtoii Trrritorv. ’
Alfre«i 1- Au‘l« 's«»n of Bla< k, county of Yo-
1«», state of Caliiornia ha* this «la> tiled in
fill«offirv his Mvorn statement for the pur
cha*e«»f the s \\ i.4 »if section Numtier lu, in
Township No. 11 south range N<» 5 <ast.
and will offer pr«x)f to *how that Th«* land
sought is more valuable for its titnher or
stoue than for agricultural purp»»se>. and to
establish hi> claim to *ai«l Ian«l i*efore the
Register ami Re«’t*lver «»1 this office at R om *
t»urg, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 14th dav of
January. 1N9U.
He uarnes a« witnesses Micha« I T. F.m
inert, of Dunnizan, Yolo county, California,
William Ii. Wifi-ox, of <»rland, Colusa coun
ly. « alifornia. Daniel W Edson, of Grafton,
Yolo county, < alifornia. and Washington C.
Gwinn, ol Woo«liand, Yoluco.. California
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lauds are requested to
tile their claims in this office on or before
said llth dav <»f January. 1 «9«)
« HAS W JOHNSTON.
21-101
Register.
THIS WEEK
Timber land Nutlet*
VXITEl) STATES l.AXD OFFK E.
R omkbvk ««, OREi.ON, Octoter llih, 1^9
N<»ticc is hereby given that in coinpHftib e
• with the |»ro\ isions of the act of • .»ngr«**s ••!
June 3, 1x78, entitled ‘ An Act for the sale «»f
timber lauds in the slates of California Ore-
go >. Nevada and Washington Territorv,
William H. Wilc««x, of Orland, county «»f < <•-
D ish , -taie <»f« aiiiornia, has this dax file 1 iu
this office his sworn statement fur th»* pur-
«•ha-rof the N W *4<«f MM*ti«»u Numterh. in
toxviixhip Nuniter 41 south, range number
5, east, and will off*r proof to ’•how that the
land sought is more xaluabi«*for its timber
or ston«* than for agri« ultural purixtses. and
to establish his claim to said land Def«»re the
I:» u’i-'vr ami Receiver of thia »dime at Row
burg, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 14th day of
January, 1S90.
He names as witnesses: Barkley G. Peart.
Daniel W Edson, Alexander L Snox»'ball,
William C. < rane, all of Grafton. Y*»lo coun
ty. « alifornia
Ami any ami all persons claiming adverse
ly th«- above descrir»c<l lands are request «id to
tile their claims in this office on or before
sai«l llth dax of January, IS'JO
C has W J<» hnst <» x ,
Register.
Ayer’s Pills,
Timber Land Node®.
i sited S tites L ast » office .
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RosKKt R'i. Oregon. October 11, 1800.i
Notice is hereby given thal in complian«-«*
with the provisions of tb ■ Act of Congress of
June 3. 1*7s. untille«l “An Act f «*• th«-sale of
timber lands in th«* states of ’ alifornia. Ore
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory.
I l<»r«*m e Mae Foreman, of Grafton, county
of Yolo, »tat« of California, ha*- this »lay
tiled in this office her sworn statement for
th»» purchase of the E ' .> of N W ’4 and E *j
of > W >4 «>i sectiou No 32. m toxxnship No.
40. south, rang» No.
» u-'t. ami xvill offer
proof to sii<»v\ that the land sought is more
valuable for its timter or *t«me than for ag
ri< ultural purposes, and t«» establish her
«■iniiii l«> said laud lx* io re th«* Register and
Rec«»jver of this office at Roseburg. Oregon,
on Tuesday, the 14th day of January. ]*:»().
She names n> witnesses
Barklev G.
I’eart ami Daniel \V. Edson, of Grafton. Yolo
county, California, and John W. Fitx Gibbon
and William Voorhees, of W«>odland, Volo
county, < alifornia.
And any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the ateve »iescrited ami-, ar«.» requested
to fil«’ their claims in this office on or before
said 14th day of January, ¡s<«o
21-lot
CHAS W. JOHNsTOX.
Register
t’SlTED STATE.** I.AND OFFICE, »
llOflEBVRG. Or.. O<*tuter llth, 18X9. |
HOUSE !
Register.
For business at the Portland Business Col
lege, Portland or at the Capital Business
College. Salem. Both sch<x>ls are under I
the management of A P Armstrong, have
ixame course of Uudie-, same ratesof tuition.
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Busines«», Shorthand,
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ADCapVil Btsin»»tekgt.
Portland. Oregon "** fealem. Oreg«jn.
10 00
12 50
Men’s Suit- (Fine Dress) for
15 00
Men’s Suits (Extra Fine) for
Men's l’n<lerw«»ar (Good) onlv
Men's Wool Vnderwear. only
Men’s Shoes, up from
Men's Boots for. per pair
Men’s Fine Dress Shoes.
20 00
50
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We have Boys’ Hats for
50
We have Men's Hats, up from
50
J^’See our stock of LATE - STYLE
STIFF HATS, They are just what
vou want
C rab w jomnbtom ,
Typewriting. Penmanship, English Depart
ments Day and evening.session a. Students
admitted anv time. For Catalogue, address
Men’s Suits for
Men s Suits for
Our new line of Gloves. Hats &
Neckwear to arrive this wk.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
xxith iho ¡»rox’iMoio* of tbe act of CongreMof
J urn» 3. 1878. entitle«! * An act fur the «ale of
timber lan«h in the Stat«*« of California
Oregon. Ncxadaand Washington Territory.
Alexander L. Snowball, of Grafton, county
of Yolo, Mate <»f < alifornia, has thia day filed
in this off»-«» his -worn statement, tor the
purcha.se of the N E l4 of 8«*c. No. 2. in Tp
No. 41 s . R No 5 E . and will offer proof to
••hoxx that the land sought is more valuable
for its timter or Mona than for agricultural
purposes, and to eMablioh hie claim to «»aid
land before the Register and Receiver of this
office nt Roseburg. Oregon, on Tuesday, the
llth day of January. 1890.
He names as witnesses: Barkley G. Peart.
I Daniel W. Edson. William C. < rane, all «>f
Grafton. Yolo county. California, and Wil
liam H. Wilcox, of Orland, Colusa county,
( allforuia.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the aljove described land« are requested to
file their claims in this office on or before
said 14th day of January 1890.
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$ 5 U0
8 00
2 00
All Prices
Men's Boots of all kinds—Largest stock
in Southern Oregon, and at lowest
prices as we wish to reduce the stock.
Timber Land Notier.
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Men’s Suits for
Men’s Suits for
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When you have cash and
want a bargain drop in at
our place.
Yours Truly,
O. H. BLOUNT