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VI.XIKO Al AI.IIWY, MAIU II |S, ls7l.
l. We «ledaie our antiltcriiig
<l<*xou<>n mtiiv I'on-i ii u: ion ««f I lie Iniicd
>'a
amI !■ •! lie I uioii <>1 l he S;at«*« t h«*rc-
Slop lilt: It.«>\v.— i in' t >rctj>>n l>v established, am I xxcail.rm that the peo-
,■ |i,|- Illis |l»s;iy Io t!m people pic of t lie several Sure- have he sole and
cxdii-iv<» right of W«*i ning ihem-e'x «•-a-
of I.inn < tiunty—uni which is nppli- lice, s<>\ «•reign and in dependent States, sub­
iiil'le to aliiio-t every eipinty in ject only mill«» liniita!ions ot the < <>n>ti:ti-
the Noithwe-t -ci-lion : ••¡.inn coun­ tion ; and that all powers not herein ex-
pre-slv uranied to the National «fovern-
ty h;t* rcceivetl a million of dollars in meut are ;irro: i le»I '.«> 1 in-Sta’i-s r --peciiveiy ;
min for h< r I mt year'« grain product ami w«• d|vll\ Ii a> right ol' 11n F» ler.d 1 \ -
mill yet Ihere i- no money in the coun­ «•rumen* t ii rough ¡ he 11 eat y poxx er to pi ri!i!-
l.v <1< • mieli Mongolian- w uhm any S’. a r
try, llow i- tlii ? It is the direct m-u
XX It III»III III«» « •oll-«‘llt ot till- L»»gis Li me
result of the suit-id il policy of our 1 h»-r»*ot.
2. We adire i that the grcale-t d
people. Nearly every article that is
wit
II w II idi We1 a t'e UoXV t II rea el a d iis (hr
coii'tiined in the county, not raised eorruption
aijd extravagance which exists
from the soil, is imported from the East, ill hit-h ollleial.places, and we do decline, as
or from a foreign port. Hence, as the cardinal principles of our liilitre politi­
action, that rettenehnic'.it, economy and
fast as a doltir i- received for grain, cal
reform are inipertc i\i*ly demanded in all
it is placed in the hands of Wells, tin1 Governments ot the people. Federal as
l argo A < o’s Agent, and shipped out­ well a- Siate an I municipal ; and we here­
proclaim our-elxc- the tineompromi-ing
side of the State to pay for these arti­ by
toe- of ring politician* and laud monopolists,
cles. ’¡'his ¡s a fatal mistake. It w iioever they may be and wherever lln-y
Would he better to -ell wheat for six mav be found, w hedier they are in oiiiee or
bits a biislu I and keep our money at out. Weappeal to honest men everywhere,
without regard to pa-t political altiliations,
lmme, than to get one dollar a bushel (»•join us in branding as they «leserve these
and send it away for implements and corrupt leeches on the body politic, and as­
notions, as now. L'/arn to employ sisting us to purge oilieial stations of their
and baneful pre-em-e.
liuiiit* latwir, and money will accumu­ nil 3. w holesouie
Tha: the present Federal Administra­
late in every community. A dollar tion. by its u'ter inability to comprehend
paid to a neighbor for labor returns to the dignity and r«*spon-ibilit ie- of t in* »hit ie-
with wiiieh it iseharged ; by its devotion to
yon tor sone* of the soil products. Th«* personal
and par.isan itilerc'ls ; by its weak
dollar sent out of the State is lost. and incompe ent management of the Na­
I armors mid mechanics have one com­ tional iinances ; by its unwarranted inter­
with the local self’government of
mon interest, and the study must be ference
the people; by its support of the corrupt
how to harmonize them. We repeat, (iovernments w hich it lias imposed by i.s
power upon several of the Staa-s of the
keep tile money at home.”
I ' nion ; by its complicity w it h corrupt prae-
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tiees and scandals m various quarters, ami
A liEVot.t TtoN IX THE Em; Br.-d- by its appointment of notoriously inemnpe-
xr.ss—The Legislature of Massachu­ tent men to high otliciai posit ions, has justly
setts h is lately passed a law making broimht upon itself the condemnation of t he
American people.
it necessary that n dozen eggs weigh
I. That the persistent interference by Fed­
one and one-half pounds. The San eral otlicials in local elections in the u-e of
¡’ran m»-o E.ctoniher says this is a large sums of money to defeat the voice ol
the pi'ople throirjh the ballot, deserves and
move in the right direction. Th«* has our srVf>ii‘-l eomlcinnat ion.
Michigan
takes up the an1»ji»<*t
That corpora!ions m-e the creations of
with enthusiasm. Says the latter law ; that their franchise and privileges are
to subserve the public interest, and
paper : “This old style of selling and irranted
w hen those are Used to subvert the objects
buying poultry and eggs by th«» piece ol their creation and for purposes of oppres­
should be discontinued. It is a relic sion and extortion, we declare it to lie the
right and duty of tin- l.egislat lire to regulate
of the past, and reminds us of the I and control such corporations in their deal­
times when dr«‘ssed hogs sold for a ings with the people, and especially those
dollar each, without regard to size or engaged in the Inisiucse of common carriers.
ii. That-we favor a speedy reluin to specie
condition, and were a dull sale at that. payments,
and favor a just and equal taxa­
Insist ti|w»n it, then, you who raise tion for thesiipport of the Federal ami State
poultrv for the in irk«»t : insist iqion it, Iioverniiieii:s. and that we arc oppo-ed to
all discrimina:ions in the ass« -, ineiil of
von who have to buy eggs for (‘onsump-' Federal revenue lor the purpose of protec­
tion ; insist m»«»n it, all ye rich and tion.
7. That the free n i\ iga-ion ami improve­
poor, high and low. that eggs l»e sold
ment of the (’olunibia Kiver. in the con­
for so much u pound. Then it will be struction of a I >rea k w aier at Port < >rlbr< I, the
some inducement for farmers to raise improvement of tin - < 'oq nil h - and Willamette
a better class of fow ls, and all w ill get I liver-, and t he const ruction ot the Portland.
I»alles and Salt Lake Ila Io ad, arc impera­
their just duns. Than the pnterpris- tively demanded by the commercial in er-
ing breeder and poultry fancier will «•sts of this State, an I tha! the Federal «tov-
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the reward for his efforts to ernmeut ought by all proper me ms to assist
tho-e measures ; that we are in taVor of the
furnish a market fow l of good sizeand bill now before ('oiiaress generally known
of sn -h a dogn»e of fatness that it shall as the Portland. Halles and Salt Lake l{ad-
bo eatable ; and tin* hr«»'*«1er of p<»or, road bill ; and that we also favor .......... arly
of the t’retron an I California
b-i’f--‘ Tvod 'twamon’s will no longer completion
Hailroad to the .southern boundary of the
be hi* sue«*«»—-fnl rival ”
State.
S. That we depreciate all measures in the
interest ot capitalists and monopolists
I' r port \ nt th S: iefp -R \ kers .— against
labor, believing tha! <li-tim-!i<>ns, if
In a life ¡ssm* of this paper mention distinctions should I m - made, should be in
was »nade of the great loss incurred favor of the laboring class, w’lui constitute
• v shrep.raiser' during the past »eison the mass of oitr citizens and th. producers of
wealth and property of our n.uti-ry.
in ennse.i’ienoe of the disoasi* known the
We therefore approve of the declared prin­
a* the -s. ah.” Maxey, w ho has kept ciples an I sympathize wi'h the avowed ob­
sheep for sever il years in this county, ject of the organization know n as the Patrons
of IIii-bandry, am! with those of all o'her
informs u« that he has tried a remedy onlers
having for their object re'renehiui-nt
for this disease which, >o far, has ( and reform in public affairs and the social
prove«] to l»e an absolute pr«*v«»ntiv»». advancement oftlie ja-opl■>.
Tha’ we are opposed ton monopoly in
1|<» ndxes < <|u d pronortions of rosin, the !•. publicat
ion and sale of books used in t he
sulphur and s ilt, all being thoroughly common schools ol this Sta’e, and we are in
pulverizod, and foods the mixture favor of amending the existing law in rela­
t<> such books, so as t<> take ; iw ; iv from
to the >he<*p, k«‘«‘ping it constantly tion
the publishers of the Paeitic «'■ > |sf Series <>f
w here they may have access to it. 1 !<• Headers and spellers the privileges in re­
says that this simple r«»me«ly has not lation thereto which they now enjoy.
I«). That the net relating to the fi^es of
only cured ninny of his sheep which sheriffs
and < ’lerks ought to be so amended
were badly atllieted with the disease, —cither bv imeiing nueh oflkx's saluTle«! or
but has acted as a preventive, and by reducing the fees now atta< lied to the
—as shall reduce the compensation re­
has saved him from tlu* loss which i same
ceived by su>-h officers to a fair r< numera­
others have suffered.— Satti
Creek tion, ami nothing more, tor the services
required of them ; that the <'mistittition
lltlb’/H'lfflt'llt.
might to l>e so amendisl that all printing
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for the State, aflvr tlu* expiration of the
L aziness prevents a man from get­ term
of the State Printer now in otliee,
ting «»IF bis horse to put on the first shall be provided for by letting the same
rail that gets >n«>*ked ofT the fence, Io the lowest responsible bidder; that the
ra’es for litigant printing should be reduced
¡in«l through this lazy iwglect a whole so
as to correspond as nearly as mav In«
field of corn is seriously damaged. wi’h those charged for private advertise­
Laziness keeps a man from dri\1ng ment«.
II. That the only legit irtiate object of
one nail, when one would do. and final-» (rovernnient
is the protection ot its citi­
ly costs a carpenter’s bill for exten­ zens in their lives, liberty, propertx- and
sive repairs. Laziness allows a gate the pursuit of happiness; that to a<,eom-
off th«» hinges to lie in tlu? mud, or plish this emi direct means onlv should be
resorted to ; that the good resulting from a
stand propj»ed by rails, or a barn to departure from this rule is teinporarv, the
leak ami damage hundreds of dollars' evilla sting.
e are theret<>r«1 opposed t<>the
worth of provender. Laziness, in Stat«» engaging in the purchase, leasing or
specula'ing in prop-rfy of any kind, ex­
short, is the right ami proper name cept
such only as is neeessarv for conduct­
for nine-tenths of the excuses given ing the ordinary functions ot the G«>vern-
for leal firming. But tlx* most pro­ IllCIlt.
12. That we fa\-or the imniedia'e construc­
lific of the many washes that are due tion
ot a good and serviceable wagon ro id
to laziness is the wa-te of ignorance. along the soii’h bank of the «'olunibia
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Kiver, from the mouth of Sandy Kiver to
A common * suiierstitinn charges cat- tin* Halles.
13. That the com pen -a! ion of all officers
with sucking the breath of .infants, should be only sm-h as will be a just re­
thereby causing their death by stran­ muneration for their sci x ices.
gulation. This ¡s a false accusation, as
Th«» following amendments were unani­
mously
adopted :
pussy’s month is so formed anatomi­
cally that she would not be able to do | That we nro in favor of the repeal of
Litigant Act.
so sanguinary a deed, did she wish it. the That
w<- are in favor of free trade and di­
Instances are on record where cat* rect taxation.
M \ Y 9. ix-1.
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have crawled into the cradle or bed,
and lain down on an infant’s face, not,
probably, with any criminal intent,
though children have lieen found <lea<l
under sm-h cireiimst.anees, but purely
for the sake of the warmth of the in­
fant’s l«ody and clothing.— A/>i>l<fon'K
t
The Law of Newspapers.
1. Subscribers who do not giv<» «»xpress
not j<-<. i o t ho coir i a r\ a re con-ideI'cd as wish- !
ing to emit in lie th ci r siib-cri pt ions.
2. Il any St;l»s<-| ¡bei - Older the dlseotltin- 1
mima* of their newspapers, the publisher
may continue to send them until all arrear­
ages are paid.
a. It subscribers negh-et or refuse to tak«*
their nt*wspnpcrs from the oflices to whi«*li
'hey arc directed, the law holds them re­
sponsible uni ¡1 I hey hale settled the bills,
and ordered them discontinued.*
I. It subscribers rcmov«' to other plac«*s
w itholt! inioi in.ng the publish< r, nml the
licw «papers are sen! to the former di reel ion,
:h< \ arc held responsible.
Tht> courts hax e decided tha' refusing
to take newspapers from-the otliee. or re­
moving and leaxing them um-alfed for. is
/od.<o ,’■<< .< evidence of intentional fraud.
«>. 'lim |H>s;ni;istcr who neglects to gixe
the legal notice of the m-gl. <-t of a person to I
take trom the otliee the newspapers ad­
dressed to him. is liable to the publisher tor
t In- subsei iption price.
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JOHN BILGER,
(California St., <>m- door west ol Sachs 1’ros.,)
—OF.—
eeps constantly on hand an
aKsortment of the liest
K
SACHS BROS.,
Hax c où harnl and oiler for sale
—OF —
MAGAZINE!!
TINWARE.
BRASS PIPES,
FORCE Pl -M I*S.
CHAINS, LEAD PIPE,
HARDWARE, CI TLERV,
11 YDItAE LI« 'NOZZLES,
PAINTS. SIZES, Gl.ASS.
OILS, HOSE, POWDER.
BAR, PLATE AND ASSORTED IRON.
A VI AU's St ll-i iill-l U»N TO
HOUSEHOLD
DEALER AND WORKER IN
TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, ETC.
The DELIOCnATIC TIMES for a Year,
WOOD’S
Jacksonville, Oregon,
OLD AND RELIABLE HOUSE
The Largest and Best Assortment
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
ANI» A « HKOMO OF
— I sl Al.l.Y KEIT I.X —
A First-Class Establishment!
NAILS,
MINING TOOL,
SHOT, BRI SIIF.S,
CARPENTER TOOLS,
BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
IRON W ASH-KETTLES.
BRASS ANDIRON WIRE,
SHEirr-IRON WARIL
Cast Iron and Steel Plows.
hope ,
CAC LDRONS,
< I LTIVATORS,
COPPER WARE.
WHEEL-BARROWS,
SHEET-IRON WARE,
IF O O 7) E N A N D IF J LLO IF IF .4 11 E,
STOVES’.
We flatter our-elves that a fourteen years'
exp<*ricm,e has made II« familiar with
TIIE WANT cf THIS COMMUNITY.
A 1.1. 1’OK THE
Alxva vs on hand a large lot of parlor, «-cok­
ing, oliii-»". »*abin stox'cs, of asKort»*d size«,
plain ami fam-y, constructed on tlu» latest
fuel-saving plan.«. Boilers, kettles, pots,
and «•verytliingconnecte»! w ith tlie-e st»»ves
warranted durable and p»-rf»-»-t.
All artieles-old or manufacture»I bx- him
warrant«»«!. His work is mad«* oftlie best
material and of t Im choicest patterns,
;'•»' < irders attended to with dispatch and
tilled accenting todiri'ctions. He is deter­
mined to sell at loxx pri»-cs f<>r«-ash.
w t: Ki:t i»
I.I«H'< »RS
IF PA Il> IN AHVANPE.
FIRST-CLASS
NOW IS YOUR TIME !
<;<>(>I>S,
of all kind-, ot t la- best I >rands,wh< dosale and
retail. Also
T«»BA<<'O AND CI«; A RS.
VI -
rpilE MAGAZINE is on«» of the best
1 monthly pid>li<-atimis published, the
original pri<-e of xvliich is SI. imi . Though
it - -id > -<-ri p’ ion price is modera'«». the M a g-
azine is decidedly not a “cheap .John"’ af­
fair. as a sample, which may be seen at the
Ttxtt:s < it i ti-E, xvill att«»st.
REASONABLE
In eonneefion wit h all t lies»» I have on harnl
a large assortment of
PRICES !
THE <11 ROM«»,
We invite all t»> «’all and e.xamim* our
< 'f which the abox e gix es but nit idea, is a
Goods
ami Pri»-e«, feeling as-ured tint we
beaii'ilul and trii’hfiil leprc-cutai ion ot tin*
renowned Yo-eniite Valley, situated in < al- will give ent ire -at isfa»*t ion to ALL.
SA« IIS BROS.
ifornia. xxhich is vi-i’ed yearly by thou­
sands of tourists from «»very part of the
world. It is 1 lx2t> inches in size, is pro­
duced in -excnte' ii oil colors, and is an or­ . A err i t rm ! . Ä r/c (¡oods !
nament to any room. It cannot bo pur­
chase« I in any of our stores. It is xvell w orth
s2.’>«>, xvliich we were olfcrcd tor ours.
A N I >—
OTHER IN Hl < I'M ENTS.
GROCERIES
of all kinds—just xvliat every married man
xvants in hi« family. Ami if you »’«»n't L«*-
liox«- it, ««all and examine my stock before
purchasing cl-ew here.
J« »UN BILGER.
I mpfirtcr of farm inqilcments and macliines.
2*»tf.
ALL KINDS OF
JOB PRINTING!
J. M. McCALL & CO.
('or. ('< t' ijoi'ti nt <(■ I th A/.*.
CAHD
VISITINE
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Laa *^X ¡1 4 L_» i 'J ♦
it
T , s;i:<» io pica««’.
If iherp is
I II AXC< »-AMERICAN
HOTEL & RESTAURANT, I
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THE LARGEST POSTER,
In < hemicuì an i Mt dirai Seien«-«*,
NEATLY EXE« I TED AT
WANTED.
Three Thousand Bushels of Wheat, in ex­
change for goods. Highest prices paid, and
«foods sold at < ’ash rates.
T-S' l’leas»* give ns a call ami «•onvin»*«* your­
selves.
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M«<ALLA<d.
/•»oprnbv.x.«.
THE TIMES OFFICE,
JA< Est /A I Tl. 1. E, OR E< ;oX,
REPOSITORY
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DR. E. F. GAiîYlPÎ SOLUTiON OF TAR!
I \R. «¡AUX IN’S SOLFTION* ANI» t’OM-
I ' |H>uml eli -.il- of tar, t.i- t and «ady solu­
tion i - xi r in tde in one ndx.ui»* ut all ili«*
tw elve valli d»l<* active prim i] als of th«* well
km»v. n cura:¡ve agent,
School Directors, Teachers, Parents.
i
Vf ¡ ti nd j/t :. * j
DISCOVERY
Prices to Suit the Times.
NOTICE TO
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k k «u. C si
/.7r„ Etc.
(>]»j <»s?.( (> ¡1 ¡•'(•ilow’s* Hall,
J ACKSON VIL L E, OR E( X )N.
HDPMC'P"
i
■jv;».niDio the Fiai cm e, or
t j *. . <1 toi* <'i.calor i »I s.i.;.;»’ «
ol V»«. ti 1; tu.e j«>»i |»:r "lois ■ n . . »*•
Lsg ».ar*.iin>*.
lit '» iil V. 1 S', .'i !
■f.tdiir.t .•■» s«ikl ou »iti.-;««! tel imi.
/»•/.•.i/n-jfj/»/-;
With single or «lotibh* t«*ams, for hire on rca- j
-«•liable terms. Also good Saddle Horses j
ami Mul<-s, xx hich will lie hired to go to any ,
part of the conn ry at lm-dcrai«» ra’es.
Animals Bought and -old. am! broke to
saddle or harness.
2’i-f.
El I’Ll A WILSON.
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FANCY & STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
rpiIE l NHERSK.NEI» Wol’LH RE-
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spectfiilly inform I In ir friends and th»» GENTLEMEN'S ami P.oYS' «’I.oTHlNG.
public generally that they liav»» purchased
the above establishment, which will lx>
heueelorth <•<iudu<-'e»l under their »-»instant
p» rsonal superxisiou, and they guarante«»
AND
< »IL-CLOTI IS,
s.-itist'aelion to all who may favor them with CARPETS
their patronag«».
These stables ar«» centrally local«'»!, ami ’
Iron, Steel,
within coiix»-iiieiit• distam-c of th<* various
hoii-es of puhli»’ » ntcrtaininent. Horses HOUSE SHOES A XI)
XA//.S,
ami iiiii !»» s will b<* board«*»! ami can»«! tor at
inoderuh* charges. They liav«» one of th«» |
largi'st and iim*st stocks in < iregoli, south ol i
GROCERIES,
Portland, of
HARD AND «’ROCKERY WARE.
P>1 «¿GIES ANH ( ARRIAGES,
pon THE NEW SERIES OFSCH«»OL
I
Books al introductory prices tor a short
tint«» at
E. C. BROOKS’
AT MOST REASONABLE RATES!
J. A. BAUER,
PERFUMERY,
AX1> EVF:itVTIIIX’«l TO I'.E iv»rxD
MILL NOTICE.
1VE ARE NOW READY T<» RECEIVE
Tv
wlwat in store, ami will c«»mmcn«*e
grinding on th«» loth inst.
i
< >nr terms for grimling w ill I m * th«* eighth
Jackson i illc, Oregon«
bushel, or exchange.
DALEY «(• EMERY.
HEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ’
Btitti* <'reek Mills, Sept. 1, 1^73.
3i»tf.
IN A El RST-CLAss I’.s’l'A BI.ISIIM ENT,
No. 101 Post Street,
<’al. street, fust door west of White A’ Martin, !
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
i'-V Orders tnmi the «*oitntry proinpth
filhsl.
j
SETTLE UP.
TO
'/.T ,li,v ! Agents wante.l!
i
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' Al* <,la«s<*« of working ih * o -
hose indebted to the under - pl»*,ot either sex, young or old, make mm<*
signed are requested .to settle IMME­ money at work for us in their spare mo­
AND EVERYTHING THAT CAN BE |
«A found in a first-class variety store. >
DIATELY, its, having he«mi burned out bv ments, or all th«*‘time. than at anything
l’r» nluee taki-n in » xelm iit'e. Please give mo I th«» tire, th»» nionev 1« need«*«l.
r-««*. Particulars tree. Address » ‘
•icall.
29tf.
HENRY PATE.
G. STINSON A < <•., Portland, Me.
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES, I
T
PINE TREE TAR,
l netpialr»! in coughs, «*olds. »-l'arrli, asth­
ma, In ondi!' is ami roS-.-iif :ip: ;on.
« urcs without tail a re«-, ut «*ol«| in tlins* to
six hour- : amlal.-oLy i:« vitalizing, purify­
ing ami stimiila in-g «*tl» 11- up«ni t Im g« iu-ral
sy-lem. i- tvmarkuldv » .. «-ai-iou*-in all <lis—
»*a«es oftlie ldoo«L imduding s«-n»fula nml
<-ru pt ion.s of the sk in. dy-] t-p-ia, <li««*a-es » >f
th»* li\» r and kidney -, 1.» .iti dl->-:t-«- ami gen­
eral «hl.iliiy.
ONE TRIAL CONVINCES »
Watch. Clock ami Jewelry Store. .Ta»*kson- I
Cl! EMIST.
ville,« »reg<in,whcr<* can be bail 11m following: M AN FI'ACTFRTNG
Readers, Spellers, Arithmetics, Algebra«,
Grammars, Geographies, Physiologies, Phi­
And Wholesale and Retail D«»alcr in
losophies, Cln*mistries, Histories, Geom»»-
tries, Trignometries, Treatis«» on Botany,
Manual of American Id»*as whi«-h should be DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
in the hands of every Y«»ung Amerh*«. 3
WM. BOYER,
Vrultn in Season,
V» Ito ;»j-«»f'*y
1 <■;.»:•«* I «sling 11*.-uoi-fc a a
t. wiM
t :•••• op :---t:>:-. wc vtez. t; * ; • <i-t»* of
t;:."*t<!
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Th»* stock consists »if
rpHE M \HAME TAKES THIS METHOD
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of tendering her thank« t«> t h«» public for
th»» i>a*ronag»‘ which has hitherto lie»*n ex-
tended to her. ami would respectfully solicit
its continuance.
Her tai des are always under her immedi-
ate control ; and liy her long ex|»erienee in
the business she feels confident ’hat sb«» will
give entire satisfaction to all. Her l>e»ls and
rooms are fitted up in the most comfortable
st vie, suited to the accoinmodal ion of singl«»
<>< «-upaiits or families. I ler bed« an* always
k< pt »-lean. MEALS AT ALL HoVRS. *
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Those not «lesiring th»» «'hroino. will be
furnished !he Ti m i> and magazine for x.3..’4i.
in adxam <»j
This is| dou!>1 l»*-s on«» <»fthebi/<t indm-»»-
ments ever otlcr»-«! to the public, ami ev»»ry-
I hm Iv should ax ai11homsid\ <>sot i!. \\ e im-an
what we sax-. \V<* stand i-e-poii-dfle tor tin»
deli ver x’ ot 1 he < 'h roino a i id Magazine. We
litix'e alr»-a»ly I'm ni-lied tin* Magazine and
I'hronioto -evcral ptu’-ous. xvlm can attest
their merits.
Ad>b»•-«
HI LL A NI< KELL,
Tl xt E- till HE, Jack -oil v ill» •, < Igll.
V.I/i.LVZ; HOLT.
T iie JmvTO D ecthe .—The Legis­
lature of California recently passe«! the
following amendment to the Penal
(’ode of that Stat«! :
Section IGO. Every person guilty
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of
murder in the first degree shall stif­
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fer death or imprisonment in th«»
N ew B ill f «» r O regon .—A Wash­ State Prison, at the discretion of the
ington dispatch of the 25th ult. says : jury trving th«» same ; or upon a plea
Senator Ferry, of Michigan, to-day of guilty, the court shall determine
introduce«! a bill to provide that all the same; and ever.v person guiltv
p irfies claiming l in«]s in the State of of murder in th«? seeoml de«rre«‘ is
Oregon must tile their claims within punishable by* imprisoment in the
eighteen months after the passage of State Prison not loss than ten years
the net, except in eases of minors, who <md which may’ extend to life.
shall have «•ightrnm months after their
T he Mi-sissippi Legislature has
mnjoritv, and if they shall not then
passe«!
a bill an«! the Governor has
hive filed they shall forfeit their
sig-ned
it,
prohibitin'? the issuance of
rights.
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liquor licenses, except on a petition
D crtng a recent freshet in Connec­ of a majority* of th«» mal«»s over twenty
ticut rn editor telegraphisl to another an«l females* over eighteen in ea«-h
at the scene of JW’tion, “Send me full district or town.
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pnrticul «rs of the fl«»nd.” The answer
♦•□mo, ««You will find th«?m in < Jenesis.” ' St ijs ( t » iue for the T imes .
THE
A Iso a A <>!a! ih- S«ilu!lon of Tar, for inhala —
lion, without applicai ion of htat. A re­
markably xabii'ble di-eovety. as the wllol«»-
ap| aiiii ii ~ «-.in l>o carried in i li<* x est prs-Rrt.-
ready al any time tor th»- most etlri-tlial an«P
positixdy curativi» use ,n all ili-<*a-es oftlie-
n«»«e. iItroa’ and Itim -.
T111 ’. < ( • M 1 »« • I N D 1 A R a ml M A NI >R A K E ■
PI LL. for use in eoniii-»-::» n with the Elixir
Tar. i- a »*<>nil>’na'ion <>f thetwo most v.-ilua-
1'1«* A Iterai ix «■ M< divine- known in th«* pro­
fession, and r«*ml»-r- this pill w itliout excep--
tiort th»* tf«»rv br-t <-x er otTer«-«l.
Tho SOLI '1 ION ami ( o.M i’• d ND ELIX-
I R of T \ R i« wit Imii’ <!oub( tin- ls*st renidly
know n in <*ns»»s<»1< ‘liolera ami Yell«»w E«*v«»r..
II i« a q > i il •• fiir -U' h di-i .i-» -. and should
!•«• kept iiitli«* lioii-i*Ii«il»l <»f every family,,
especially in the mon lm in w hi« Ii Cholera
ami Ydlow F< *. > i
Fable t»» prevail. A
small quantity taken daily w ill j rcv«*nt «*on-
t rin-t ing i Im-«• <*i*ribk* d. <*a-«•»•.
Solution ami «'< mpound Elixir, $L<10 per
bottle. Volatile Solution Ibr inhalatiou, S5
per box. Turami Mandrake Pilla, 50 coat a
per box.
Send for « irciilar of Positive < 'urea fo your
druggist orto
L. E. HÙ DI£«£ Gt».,
Sol«» Proprietors, 105-7th Avenue, New
York..
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•T Sold by all druggists.
F<»r -:t!«' at th«* city Drug J^tore.