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Dr. L. DAM'OBTII,
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Governor,................................. .................. L. F Growr
B.eretary of .Slate,.............................. > b Chn'lwick
Tre.«»ur«r,
............ . ............................. L. FI« ì - i '1 i »>« t
Stale Printer, ........................................ Eugene Sviup <•
riBST jtmciXL distihct .
Vlre«it JuJge................................................P P 1’n"'
Dulrict Attorney........................................... J. R» ^si<
JACKSON COt'NTY.
...E. B Watson
I Jac •!> Wagucr.
i M II. Drake.
County Comteiisioner»....
3 bar iff...................................
Vlerk......................................
Treasurar.............................
Asaetsor...............................
F«h->»1 Sup't, ....................
ar ve vor................ ..............
Vevoner.................................
OOLial Paper,.....................
JoXKI'UINI!
\7euety Judge......................
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Ì keriff....................................
Clerk......................................
T raaaurvr..............................
'A saeaiur................................
Sakaol Sup't.......................
Ä .rvey >r..............................
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New Boot and Shoe Shop,
THE ARI’ (IE MAKING MONEY.
Al* TER LIVINGSTONE AGAIN
C One year....................... 49
Three months.............
Six month«.,................ • I®
IlAI.r COLUMN.
One year....................... 20
Three month«.,.......... $15
2 SQl'AREE.
'Six months,..,............. 30
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One year........................ 30jLocal aciv’ts, 25 et». a line
Professional Cards..................................... $20 per year
JOSH 1H1.LIKGS* NIMI E-IIOX.
One great cause of the poverty of tlie
This time the search for the distin­ ; PORDUNK VALLEY—BI-LAWS AND KON-
guished
explorer of all the hitherto un-
present day, is the failure of many peo­
6TITUTION.
^’AS permanently locate 1 on Hie Fort Lane
R inch, two miles north of Willow Springs,
JAUKSONVI LLE, OREGON.
foup l regions of Africa and the everlast­
ple to appreciate small things.
Hash will be served tip at this hotel
and offers his professional services to the p> ' pie of
ing loser of himself will be prosecuted three times a da\, at the pounding of tho
They
say
if
they
cannot
save
large
Jackson and Josephine cmnties.
26:1
FI1IIE tin ler«ignc l. having permanently located sums they will not save anything. They by Major l’urdy, with a command of 5,-
gong.
|
in Jacksonville, respectfully informs the
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
(XMl Egyptian troops, under orders of the
Hash made out of beefs pluck and
public that he is prepared to d > all kind.« ot work ; do not realize bow a daily addition, be it
in the boot and shoe-making line. S itisfaction ever so small, w ill make a large pile. If Khedive, who has become very much I sheep’s liver will be charged extra for.
(MI‘T ON TIIC F.VItorr.AN PLAN,)
guaranteed.
2<itf
M. LAI ON.
the young men and women of to-day interested himself in discovering the
Fniiy man kaught sticking up hiz nose
Corner of stark and front Streets.
will only begin, and begin now’, to save a ' puzzle of ages—the source of the Nile. at the hash will have hiz nose lowered
little from their earnings, and invest it in Major Sparrow Purdy is the son of Sam- suddenly.
1’0 KT LA ND,
OREGON
Jlornt'n Building,
some savings bank, and weekly or month- j | uel Purdy, formerly Lieutenant Gover­
Hash iz the fust law of natur, and this
ZIERER .( HOLTON, PROPRIETORS
nor
of
California,
and
served
in
the
ly add to their mite, they will wear a
hotel will stick tew the law or bust on
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JACKSON VI LEE, OREGON.
I happy smile of content and independence United States Army during the civil war natur.
LAGER! LIGER!!
when they reach middle life. Not only with fair distinction. He resigned to
Korn beef hash with cold sausage in it
HAVE Jl'ST RECEIVED from San Francis
accept
military
service
in
the
Khedive
I
will
the
pile
increase,
but
the
ability
and
c,
a
tine
and
compote
stock
o'
Hats,
Flowers
k a g ite bi i
ry
for Sunday dinner.
Ribbons, etc., ot the latc.-t rilles, and would re­ desire to increase it w ill soon grow. Let t Egyptian army a few years ago, and has
Hash made yesterday, and warmed
spectfully >uv to the laiiic.« of Jack-oil r ille and vi­
OSEPH WEITERER HAS NOWON HANI)
steadily
enjoyed
promotion
up
to
his
j
the
clerk
and
tradesman,
the
artisan
and
(
up
fop to-day, kounts the same as nu
cinity that I will be pieared to exhibit thelu to
ami is constantly manufacturing the be-t Lug-
those who mav taVor tile with a call.
laborer, make now a beginning. Store I present responsible command. Stanley hash.
Mr«. M. A. BRENTANO.
47tl.
î up some of your force and vigor for fu- ; has the eternal honor of finding Dr.
Bridle parties served with hot or cold
I ture contingency.
Let parents teach Livingtone, but that was a year ago, and hash on five minutes’ warning.
their children to begin to save. Begin at Major Purdy will doubtless find him a
No pound kakc or other nonsense al­
California Street,
. the fountain’s head to control the stream lost man again whenever he overtakes lowed at this hotel.
j of extravagance, and the work will be I him. We hojve the good Doctor will
QUICK SAI.ESA SMALL PROFITS!
If this hotel understands what sho
JA ( 'KSONVIL Z, /’, O/ZA’G'O.V.
easy to choose between povertvand rich- have found the source of the Nile while knows, and she thinks just as likely az
IiAVineilOXEMII.I.EK <fc < •.».
( cs. Let our youths go in the way of ex-1 he is losing himself this time, and that J not she duz, her hash han't be outmixed
, travagance for fifteen years tocome and we | then both shall continue found and not by any other consurn.
4 T THE OLD STAND of MI A ER X SHAN­
XI. non. arc |’r«'|>:irc'| to «|o black.-mitIm«-; u! all
! shall have a nation of beggars, with a I be the subject of search forevermore.
Hash served upon the jump at all
km!.«, and will also krtp constinitly on hand nil
j
moneyed
aristocracy.
Let
a
generation
:
Then,
too,
Purdy
can
w
rite
a
book
as
an-
'
hours between regular hash.
Rind« vt ¡.- 'ii, stc I. li 'i.c si»« <■« and h tsc nail.«,
holts,
clip«, die ff it«. anil everything in
of such as save small sums lie reared, and other great American finder of the great : 5 dollars reward tew enny man or wo­
ti e hlaeksinitli'.« line for .«ale cheap tor ei-li. and
we shall be free from want. Do not be! ' lost Scotch Missionary w I kj always turns i man who kail find enny shingle Dales
I
will sell for cash only.
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ambitious for extravagant fortunes, but up with precious intelligence of valuable or shu strings in our hash that don’t be­
CITY BREWERY.
seek that w hich is the duty of every man discoveries.
long thare.
—
independence
and
comfortable
homes.
We invite the hash publik to examine
— BY—
The Diamond Swindle Exposed
Wealth in sutlleient abundance is w itbin
our mixt food, for we mean to make our
VEIT Si’ll UTZ
the reach of all. It can be onlv be had
goods the hurrah and consolashun ov the
The Arizona diamond swindle has been
by
one
process
—
Saving!
OREGON f 51'I IS RESTAUR \ NT ha.« ju-t l.ecn opened to
JACKSONVILLE,
exposed. An exploring party made a i world.
| the j ub ic, and solicits their patr« liage. The
J erkymiaii B anos & .S on , Prop’s.
thorough exploration of the region of
PHYSICIAN
XTATK or OREGON.
NO. 51.
JACKSONVILLE, OltECON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21,1872
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County Judge....................
à DVEKTISU à XG.
AND SURCEON,
Ctdifornlft Street,
H
EEW M1LLIMEF.Y ST03F,
.Thomas T. M-Keniie
.................... Put. Dunn
.................. John Bilger
. ............... D. II. Tayl«.r
............... W. J. Stanley
................ J S. Howard
...................... J. N. Bell
.... Dr.MUCKXTic T imes
>1 .STY.
.................... I. B. Sifers
Gee. S. Mathewson,
B. F. Sloan.
.............. Dan. L. Green
...............Chas. Hughes
.............. Win. Nauck«-
...Thus. G. Patter-on
............ Al... J. Adam«
................. Alex . M atts
........... Geo. E. Briggs
cot RT UTTISUS.
JneL'-ea Cou
—Circuit t'ourt. sceon 1 M »nd.iv
'm February an I November. CouR'y Court, first
Monday in each month.
f
—Circuit Court. 21
La April and F >m th M >n lav in O I bi r
’Ceert. F irst M >uday in January, April,
‘Oeteber.
J irisjsvu I r. nt: < ixct .
■Jwstiee of the Psaee............................. lame« R. W-.de
*Cea<tab.s. ............................................................ 1 ohn Dick
TvWi» or jscxso.xviit
|N Fi-her. FreTt.
j .1 amex \ . V, î sun,
' Herman Helms,
'1 r
.
I Juhn Bi ger,
I Dav i l Linn.
R.ear Je-, ...■>•
T rmiirvr...........................
M -rth.il............... ...s .......
lire«: Cciumitsiuner...
1 T X 1
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i : w i :
.
1
BARBER SHOP
t!ZW RESTAURANT,
table will be supplied with the I c-t the market nf-
lorJ«. Boa: I by the day or wiik. and ine.il« at
all hour«.
Board, | er Jav........................................................ .$1.00
“
per week..........................
$5.0i>
Board an 1 L dgiug. j er week............................... $o.00
v2 no3l :tf.
J. K. HUDSON.
A Youth Who Couldn’t Drink Wine.
FOUND.
¡country and the particular butte where
A malteczc soprano kat, about twelve
There was a noble youth who, on be­ the diamonds and rubies were said to
months, singing Old Hundred on a picket
ing urged to take wine at the table of a have been obtained ; and they report
SOCIETY NOTICI
fence
late Thursda nite ; whichever per­
; famous statesman in Washington, had that they found incontestible evidence
son owns sed cat will find him (or her,
the moral courage to refuse. He was a that the ground had been “salted”—that
N
(according tew circumstances,) in a va-
It. S. OSBURN.
E. <’. BROOKS.
I poor young man, just beginning the is to say, the diamonds, rubies and other
WAGON-MAKING
kant lot, just back of our hous, still buti-
OSBURN à BROOKS,
struggle of life, lie brought letters to stones had been placed in the ground by |
ful
in detb.
—
AND
-
J ACKSON villi : i . odg
No. 10
j the great statesman, who kindly invited some of the conspirators, and were after- ;
California S reef.
ALSO,
wards pretendedly
j
discovered and dug j found an old blew kotting umbrela, worth
I him home to dinner.
NGS ON
OLDS ITS REl
J 4 < KS NVH. L E, OREGON,
I l oll nvs'
•vary Sat i r lay
| “Not take a glass of wine?” said the 1 out. Sharpers made some $750,000 out of I i nothing, in place of a nil silk one worth
inviti d t<
Hall. Brothers in g'
!great statesman, in wonderment and sur- a set of prominent San Francisco and 12 dollars and fifty cents. If the person
at'.nk
II
N. G.
; New York citizens, who bit at their “sell.”
! prise.
JOHN BOYER. R.
who lost the blew kotting umbrela by
."71 HE un 1 >r-
R«»ul»r Re; «kah De-ree meeting, last Munday
“Not one simple glass of wine?” ech­
B
of work
finding the new silk one, hasn’t had time
A Fair Hit.
night af sash month, at 7) o'eh'Ok p. m
I
o«I from ch i •<
oed the statesman's beautiful ami fasci­
enutryet to repent ov his blunder, sixty
in.inncr. <H<j
Oil
nating
w
ife,
as
she
arose,
glass
in
hand,
• s lir-w. IJ ari
on
A crusty old fellow who thinks women days longer will be granted him to weep
> a and, with a grace that would have
are expensive as well as pretty, has dis­ over the akeident.
charmed an anchorite, endeavored to
h . E. J ohnson .
p . a . heabn .
covered that from the middle of 1862 to
EPITAFF.
1 press it upon him.
the last of .June, 1872, the United States
Here die lise—the queen of pize.
JOHNSON & HEARN,
i “No,” said the heroic yot th, resolute­
Orsgoulxn. Pücahon’as. Trlhc No.
paid Paris the sum of $260,000,000 ; that
Aunt Sally Ann Von Blixen.
proveil Order of Heil Men,
ly, gently repelling the proflered glass.
Sil • <•«.-■ . s to
Ï1MUSEMSNT :
Apple nnd quince, kustard and mince,
this amount was forwarded in gold, on
OLD tbeir »tiite’l reunei!» at Odd F«-]b.w«' II.ill.
What a picture of moral grandeur was
She eouldn’t be beat in uiixeu.
account
of
jewelry,
laces,
silks,
gloves,
tb« thiril »tin in i-.icli «evtn sun-, al ihc Ssh Rantzau & Shaw and Comstock & Martin.
!
that ! A poor, friendless youth refusing
run. A eorditl invit.it on t<» n’l br .’het« i:» goud
crapes, merinos, hats, human air, and
Snkred thin spot—stir her up not—
wine at the table of a wealthy and fa-
•(■•ding.
JOHN (IMliORcLL, S.
l
u l'il > n»x'
<‘«»m ni Ima»Ion
miscellaneous toilet articles. One of the
Iler grace all lay in pi fixen ;
Sui.. Sem«. C. <>f R.
limits statesman, even though prollcreu
C<difurnia Stritt,
TTC
“dears” suggests that he now apply his
Better, sa i, go without pi,
PTPfTUKTS
Li LL vii* ai - 1 Û-
X.LA j H ì -11» U, CAuroriA.
by
the fair hands of a beautiful lady.
I‘R( ) E ESS I ( ) N A L C A R DS.
I
Thau wake up this old vixen.
talents to the ascertaining how much the
“No,” said the noble young man, and
United States paid Havana during the
FOR IMMEDIATE ADOPSIIUN.
Mark
your
Goods
rare
of
J
&
H
his
voice tit mblrd a little and his cheek
G. II. AIKi:>, 31. » • ?
same
period
for
cigars
alone.
A
pretty
'DUE UNDEIHIGN’I D woul 1 r<«-•• c.fu’ly tn- i
A mail child, 11 months old, well
flushed, “I never drink wine, but—(here
k
form the | oil ic that th-v have just uprnr d a i
“fair" hit.
PHYSiCIAN AND SURCEON.
broke tew the bottle, 9 teeth cut, lite
n
ball alley on California sir e», oppo.-|te II irne’s j he strai htened himself up and his words
Hotel,
and
fitted
it
up
with
the
I
ite-t
I
equi-
¡te
sunset
hair, without spot or blemish, no
h . i —if you’ve got a little good
A Strong Current ot Air
grew firmer
J. 1 CKS 0 N VILLE, O U E GON.
.ippurt< nances, and ate now readv to ace- > nio-
parents of ackount, hard tew kry, don’t
> Jriskey I don’t mind trying a
a
date all those desiring to partinipatr in this healthy old rye wl...
RAILROAD SALOON,
exercise.
A
lull
supply
of
fine
wines,
liquors
and
Office at tlie former millinery «tore of the
The current of air created by the flames bite, shows signs of genius, and lias had
snifter !”
cigar«, constantly on b in I. Give us a call.
California Street,
Mi»»o* Kent. I'. #. Hotel.
26tf.
in the Boston fire was so great that frag­ wacshlnation. Enquire within.
43lf.
MU.LION A BRONSON.
Tlie Length of Days.
ments of paper were carried sixteen
./.! r.V.vO.V VILLE, OREGON.
— ■
Laws for tlie Million.
I miles away. Leaves of checkbooks and
The days of summergrow longer as we
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON,
ENGINEER,
HENRY PAPE.
ledgers were found at Quincy, Hanover
go northward, and the days of winter
A note dated oh Sunday ie void.
i
and East Wymouth. Cinders fell In
JACKSONVILLE. O regon .
r ”
'shorter. A Hamburg the longest day
THROUGH
TICKETS, U) CENTS.
A note obtained by fraud, or even from
¡Abington, Hanover and Pembroke. A
J A (' K S O N V I L L E, O R EG O N has seventeen hours, and the shortest
ZSt" Office an<l residence at Rvan’s brick build-
(charred $50 note was picked up at East one intoxicated, cannot be collected.
in;. Third «treat between California and Main.
pHOICE CIGARS AND LIQUORS COX’
' seven. At Stockholm the longest has ¡Abington. The glare of the conflagra-
If a note be stolon, it does not release
4 LM AYS on hand the be t stock of patent and
VJ stantly on hand. The rca-ling table is also
eighteen
and
a
half
hours,
and
the
short
­
the
maker—he i .ust pay it*
J. N. BELL, M.
well supplied with Eastern periodicals and leading Zk home made Rifle and Shot Guns, single nnd
i tion was seen by night at Concord, N.
I
ublc
;
Revolvers
of
the
latest
patents;
1
’
neket.
est five and a half. At St. Petersburg
An indorser of a note is exempt from
papers ofthe Coast.
2*>tf.
11., and the light was distinctly visible
Pistols, neat, mall and powerful ; Derringers, tlie
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur.
the
longest
has
nineteen
and
the
short
­
liability,
if not s< rved with notice of its
latest and best. Also the l.c.-t Powder and Powder
nineteen miles at sea, and was also no­
NEW
STATE
SALOON,
Flasks
;
all
sort
of
Slr-t
and
Potichee
;
Caps,
est five hours. At Finland the longest '
JA CKSON VIL I. E, OREGON.
1 dishonor within twenty-four hours of its
ticed off the Isle of Shoals.
Wads, and everything in tile Sportman’s line.
has
twenty-hours
and
a
half,
and
the
non-payment.
JACKSONVILLE, OGN.
The above goods arc all of the best quality, and
Can be foun I at all time« nt his office on Califor
New
Process
of
Coloring
Apples.
will be sold cheaper tirm the cheat e-t.
All shortest two and a half. At YVaudorbus,
A note by a minor is void.
nia street, adjourning Osburn A Co.’s new drug
st >re, or at hie residence on Fifth street, fir«t block tpHIS popular resort, under the new manage­ orders promptly filled. Repairing done promptly in Norway, the day lasts from the twen­
Notes bear interest only when so
and in good style.
north of the Court house.
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A
Californian
has
discovered
a
new
inent, is furnishing tho best brands of
i 1
ty-first of Max’ to the second of July, the
|stated.
JOHN MILLER.
liquors at
>1. K. HANNA,
Jacksonville, Se pt. 9th, 1871.
;¡6
sun not getting lielow the horrizon for[ process for coloring apples. The fruit
Principals are responsible for their
is
picked
and
laid
upon
the
ground
in
the whole time, but skimming along
! agents.
Twelve and a half Cents a Drink
THE CALIFORNIA .Mi Tl AL
Attorney-at-I.aw and Notary Public,
very close to it in the north. At Spitz- long flat piles, under the half-shade of , Each individual in partnership is re­
The “New State” has been elegantly refitted,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
bergen the longest day lasts three the trees. It is desirable to give them sponsible for the whole amount of the
and is now one of the finest reiorts in town. Two
as much sunlight as they will bear with­ 1 debts of the firm.
billiard tables are provided for the 'overs of this
i months and a half.
out sunburning. In two or three weeks
game.
Tlie
bar
is
furnished
with
the
choicest
WILL PRACTICE LN ALL THE COURTS
Ignorance of tne law excuses no one.
IÏ of this State.
Brandies, Wines, Cigars, Ac., and the reading ta­
A Fighting Widow
the apples on top will be richly colored.
It is a fraud to couceal a fraud.
Prompt attention given to all bn«ines> left in bles with Eastern per odicals and leading papers of As’cts. ...
$550,000
Such varieties as the Baldwins, Smith’s
Coast,
C. W. SAVAGE, Prop’r.
•my «are.
v2n38:tf.
Liabilities
The law compels no one to do impos­
130,000
Jacksonville, July 1st, 1872.
2t>tf
Telfair county, Georgia, boasts of a cider, and the Spitzenburg are greatly
sibilities.
JT. H. Stianoli.
J. 11. Neil
Surplus to Policy Holders...........
$3ó'J.5Cá lady—widow of a Confederate soldier— improved in appearance by the process.
STINSON A NEIL.
Ratio of expense to management..
An agreement without consideration
.
20.88 who is very social in a small row. A
EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS,
Toinl expense to income..................
.
35.17
Dark Doings
is void.
Attorney and Counsellor« at I.aw,
Ratio of Assets to liabilities..........
Opponiti: United Hinten Hotel.
. $300.00 pedagogue living on her land threatened
Signatures in lead pencil are good in
Policies absolutely non-forfeitable after one /'»<// to wallop her recently and pretty soon
.JOI I > XS1.A.SÍ I>, - - - - Proprietor. annual payment, and by law exempt Irom execu­
JA CKSON 17 L L E, OGN.
The proceedings of the South Carolina I law.
thereafter attempted to carry out his
tion.
Legislature may be properly designated
A receipt for money is not legally con­
Will practice in the Supreme, District and other
All profits divided among tho assured.
threat. He was the worst fooled man
Dealer in fine WINES. BRANDIES, WHIS­
Cenrt* of ths Stare.
dark
doings.
The
Senate
is
composed
of
Premiums
payable
in
gold
or
currency.
clusive.
KIES, nnd CIGARS. Nunc but the best and
in the Union. The widow’ knocked him
Prompt attention given to all business left ¡n ' iioicr.ST kept.
Dividends added to policy or applied in rc luc-
thirty-three members, of whom sixteen
Contracts made On Sunday cannot be
eur eare.
2n27:tf.
tions of premiums.
down and walked all over him ; then
are
negroes,
and
the
House
of
Represen
­
enforced;
THOMAS
A.
BALL.
President
DRINKS, 12 CENTS.
she set him up on his feet and Jerked
c. W. KA BUR.
K-B. WATSON
Sen Francisco, Cal.
tatives of 124, of whom 80 are negroes.
A contract made with a minor is void,
him out of his socks ; then she snatched
II.
S.
OSBURN,
Agent,
Jacksonville,
Ogn.
No
Credit
In
tlie
Future
—
It
Don
’t
Pay
KAHLER A, WATSON,
The
whole
Legislature
is
composed
of
96
A contract made with a lunatic is void.
[v2:n34 :ly
him bald-headed, and finally wound up
Families needing anything in my line can always
negroes and sixty-one whites, Color
the ceremony by paddling him with a
Attorneys and Connsellors-at-Law. be supplied with the purest nnd best to be found on
FR ANCO-AM ER 1CAN
i
Grape Vines on Tree«.
predominates there.
the Coast. Give mo a call, and you will bo well
board until he had the hysterics.
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BOWLING A [.LEY!
HUNTERS’ EMPORIUM !
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
satisfied.
Will practice in the Supreme Court, District, and
ather Courts of this State.
OFFICE—In building formerly occupied by 0.
Jacebe— opposite Court House square.
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Dr. IV. Jackson,
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»or FORWARDING I “it®
BLACKLOCK, MORGAN & CO.,
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ROSEBURG,
LL style« of plate work made—such a*
Gold, Silver, Platina, Alurnniutn and Rub­
Merchants and Commission Agents,
ber plates.
Special attention given to Children’s
teeth. Nitrua Oxide (laughing gas) given for the
painless extraction of the teeth.
AY ING MADE special nrransjetnents with the
Will visit Ashland on the 1st of March annually ;
0. A C. R. R. Co., are prepared to Undertake
also KerbysiUe on the 4th Monday in October. the forwarding of all goods committed to their
Call and examine specimen work.
care in a prompt and satisfactory manner.
Office eer. Cal. A 5th street; residence opposite
BLACKLOCK, MORGAN A CO.
Crystal A Wright’« blacksmith shop,
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Roseburg, Nov. 9th, 1872.
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HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
How Long a Man Can Starve.
Another Kich Nugget
Opposito Odd Fellows’ Hall,
A 538-ounce gold nugget was lately
found in Australia. It was in the wall
of an old trench that was cut about nine
years ago, when a large number of men
were at work in the locality. The suc-
cessive rain-falls had, with the continu-
eus washing and crumbling away of the
respectfully solicit its continuance.
soil, brought this handsome little fortune
Her tables nre always under her immediate con been said to live many weeks without
trol: and by her long experience in die bm-ine.-s (
partjele of food . butopportu- into daylight.
A man will die for want of air in five
minutes, for want of sleep in ten days,
JA CKSON] 'ILEE, OREGON.
for want of water in a week, for want of
MADAME de ROBOAM, Proprietor. food at varying intervals, depending on
rpHE MADAME takes thi« method of tendering , constitution, habits of life and the cir-
1 her th nks to the public for the patrunuge cumstances of the occasion. Instances
which has hitherto been «xtendod to her, xml would i jiave been given where persons have
she feels confident that she will give entire satis- i
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faction to all. Her beds nnd rooms nre fitted up nities have ottered a fair investigation of
in the most comfortable style, «suited to the accoui- ^|1C case>
iia9 invariably been found
modation of s ngle occupants or families. Her
that a weak and wicked fraud has been
beds are al way. kept clean.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
at the bottom of it.
Hard Gingerbread
One Clip butter, two cups sugar, one
cup milk, one teaspoon soda, flour to roll.
Experience has developed one sound,
uniform information, viz., that grape
vines are more healthy and productive
when allowed to climb upward on tree«,
or trellises, than if confined to stakes.
But at tlie same time it is a little at the
sacrifice of quality. We believe most of
the vineyards through the country are
failures simply because the vines are
pruned too close, and all parts cxjiosed
to a scorching sun. If we could train our
vines upon arbors, overhead, and allow
them to make and enjoy a cooling shade
of their own, we doubt not, vine culture
will be more steadily encouraged.