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ulu «pmoorafu (times. THE IIAKBOR O»* REFLUE. YU EK-A. NEW THIS WEEK. Libelen«. licuare. T. G. REAMES. BKAN C1I E. R. REAMES. REAMES BROS., In view of the fact that articles of ------OF THE----- The Board of Engineers which will SETTLE UP. libelous nature have come to make the selection of a port ot refuge arilher 1 Official Pnprr for Jackson, Josephine & Lake. the notice of the public of late, the 4 LL PERSONS KNOWING THEM- CALIFORNIA ST., in accordance with the act of Congress 1 il selves indebted to the undersigned, reading of the following section of our JUNE 20, 1879. is at present engaged in hearing ar statutes to the Grand Jury by Judge either by note or book account,are request FRIDAY, OF CALIFORNIA. JACKSONVILLE. OREGON, ed to call immediately and make a settle guments In favor of the various points I ment. A word to the wise is sufficient. OFFICERS OF TIIE YREKA BRANCH : JOS. SOLOMON. T he Demn-rits in Congress des’re that are anxious to gain the coveted Hanna, in accordance with its provis ions, created considerable commotion Woodville, June 14, 1879. JOHN B. ROHRER, Vice President. tn pass a bill for tho coinage of silver prize. From tho San Francisco press DANIEL REAM, M. D 1, President. J. M. WALBRIDGE, Secretary. bullion into l“^ ,1 tender coin, but are we learn that several sea-captains have last week. This section was passed by ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY I BY ADOPTING A EXECUTIVE COM MITTEE. stubbornly resisted by the Republicans been heard on this subject, many of the last Legislature in order to meet the exigencies arising from tbe Mer A. M. Johnson, P. S. Terwilliger, whom entertain different opinions, ol George Smith, Perry Hoyt, John Miller. R epublicans are shorn of ull their course. Some argue that no particu cer-McDonald case and will bo found VEIT’S HALL, JUNE 23d & 24th. CASH BASIS!! anticipated glory upon finding that is lar point is available for this purpose to be quite stringent: BOARD OF TRUSTEES : ________ P. S. Terwilliger John B. Rohrer was a Democratic Legislature which and that ships are safer out iu the open Daniel Ream, M. D. S ec . 539. If any person shall wilful A. M. Johnson Perry Hoyt M. Walbridge ordered the investigation of the affairs sea. However, from what we can ly, by any means other than words or- F'ii-st -A-ppearance J. N. D. Julien Charles B. Boice George Smith Chas. Bonhart of past administration-’, while a Dem learn from private advices, the contest ; ally spoken, publish or cause to be pub John Miller —OF THE ORIGINAL— of or concerning another, any | R. B. PARTRIDGE, Agent. ocratic Governor will bring all offend- seems to have narrowed down to bo- lished, false and scandalous matter, with in-1 IN PRICES This Organization has lieen formed in the interest of Policy Holders, an<l all money paid into era to justice, if any there be. There tween CresceDt City and Port Orford, ’.ent to injure or defame such other this office for insurance will be retained and invested in this vicinity. Each of the above nam will be capital for Democrats only in Curry county, although some other person, upon conviction thereof shall, ed gentlemen have taken $10,000 insurance on their lives, in this Company. Parties desiring ASSISTEI» BY— be punished by Imprisonment in the ) ; information regarding the Company, or insurance upon their lives, are respectfully referred to any event. place may yet prove formidable. The county jail not le«s than three months, ) any of the above named gentlemen. Engineers will continue these sessions W hile the roads everywhere are nor more than one year, or by a fine A Corps of First-class Artists. -AND THE— in excellent condition, the stage road for several weeks longer and, as a thor not less than one hundred dollars, nor is said to be badly cut up north of ough examination of the points is first more than five hundred dollars. Any MIND-READING, allusion to any person or family, with Grave creek and unusually rough for to be made, a decision will not be forth intent to injure, defame or maliciously VENTRILOQUISM, this season of the year. The authori coming immediately. annoy such family, shall be deemed to JUGGLERY, ties of Douglas county will make the Captain XV. II. Fauntleroy appeared I come within the provisions of this sec THE MARIONETTES, E tc necessary repairs scon it they desire to i on behalf of tho citizens of descent tion; and it is hereby made the duly GENERAL MERCHANDISE ! ! ■ City anil Del Norte county and read of the Circuit Judge of each Judicial hold any portion of the Jackson county ----- IMPLEMENTS from a voluminous report previously District of this State to read this sec Making an Entertainment Unsurpassed. freight traffic. TIIE— submitted to him and on file with the tion to the grand jury of each session Ara offered to the Farmers of Southern Oregon, for the harvest of 18,9. A full line of harvesting machinery, consisting of T he State uutht ri lies, consistent Board of Engineers. This report sets of the court, and of the Prosecuting Admission............................................... 50 Cents. forth the ad vantages of Crescent City Attorney of each judicial district to see ........................................... !. Half-price. GREATEST VARIETY with their announcement, have com as follows: “Tho site herein recom (hat its provisions are enforced, wheth Children WALTER A. WOOL’S WELL-KNOWN IRON MOWER, Family Tickets............................................ $1.50. menced the institution of suits against mended is central between San Fran- er the party injured desires to prose jjt-iTThe Jacksonville Brass Band will be IRON MOWERS NEW MODEL. CHAIN RAKE REAPERS, SWEEP RAKE REAPERS, TO SELECT FROM IN in attendance. members of recent administrations. ciso and tho mouth of the Columbia cute such offense or not. WITH OR WITHOUT MOWING ATTACHMENTS. Wœ. II. Wat kinds stands first on the River. A. breakwater there construct Approved October 21, 1878. Any One Store in Southern SPEED PROGRAMME list. He has been sued for the recov ed would so improve the harbor as a Render Fato t'ivsnr the Things that shipping point that the development are Ca-sar’s.'* Oregon or Northern OF THE ery of $11,000, and promises to make of the surrounding country would be it interesting for the prosecution before greatly assisted thereby. The coun The impetuous genius that presides \VITH NEW AND VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1S79, HAS PASSED THE; California. VV stage of experiment and stands unrivalled to-day as the best Self-Binder in the world.) ties of Del Norte and Siskiyou, in Cal the suit terminates. over the destinies of the State Line It was awarded the first premium and gold medal by the Oregon State Fair for 1878 over all ifornia, and of Curry, Josephine and \ Herald, published at Lakeview, flies other Binders. I f Southern Oregon should be fortu Jackson, in Oregon, are ail for topo nate enough in having her wishes re graphical reasons tributary to Crescent off on a tangent becauso Lake county garded for once in the location of the City. The Rogue River Valley, 100 will be called upon to pay Jackson OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF And continuing Four Days. port of refuge at Crocent City, there miles long by 20 miles wide, has no county amounts that are justly due her other naturel outlet. The region For 1879, leads all other Separators and Horse Power in improvements of real merit and value; will be no computing the benefits around the Klamath lakes aud beyond, I and which should have been settled FIKNT BAT, in fact it is the Wednesday. October 1st. that would accrue in the lapse of a few so far as the Winnemucca road has long since. Hear this “fiery” writer: BOSS THRESHER OF AMERICA. The appeals in the two cases of Jackson vs. ' No. 1.—Trotting race, three in five, free years. Railroad connection with the been projected, most of which is valu Lake county, was dismissed by the Supreme for all horses in the district that never beat FANCY GOODS WAGONS AND HACKS, ('OOPER’S PORTABLE TRACTION FARM EN sea board would then be practicable able for agricultural or grazing purpos Court, for want of proper service of notice of three minutes. Purse $100.00. Entrance LA BELLE GINES, STATIONARY ENGINES, AND SAW MILL MACHINERY, appeal. This will compel this county to pay $10.00. and our progress astonishing, for we es, and the vast adjacent forest sections the LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, CASHMERES TURBINE WATER WHEELS, ETC,, AND No. 2.—Running race, free for three year full amount of both judgments and the have all their best shipping point in olds ami under, single dash of one mile. 1 AND DIAGONALS, SILKS AND possess all that is necessary to make a Crescent City. In addition, except at costs, which will amount, in the ag Purse $50.00. Entrance $5.00. SATINS, BOOTS & SHOES, gregate, to about $2,000. Had Jackson coun prosperous country. WXIIMI DAY, Crescent City, there is no break in the ty taken advantage of her numerical strength, CLOTHING, ETC., Thursday, October 2d. abrupt coast mountains between Ump | come over and robbed us, vi et armis, of that D emocracy gained another glorious qua and Eel river. From Crescent amount of money, we would have regarded the No. 3.—To be called the Society’s Handi Running race, mile heats three in five, A. SLOCUM, Roseburg, Manager for Southern Oregon. R eames B ros ., victory—this time in the city of Port City a railroad to the Rogue river proceeding with quite as much friendliness as cap. Jacksonville, Local Agents. LADIES' CALIFORNIA-MADE CLOAK free for all horses owned in the district do the manner in which she has rilled our with the following penalties and allowances; HiVSEND FOR CIRCULARSAND PRICE LIST. 7:1 land, hithertoa Republican stronghold. valley is practicable by way of Smith’s i we treasury. But take the money! you stole it, The winner of any iace the value of $200.00 Almost the entire Democratic ticket was river and Elk creek. This road would and it is yours! Only let ns suggest that you do to carry twontv-one (21 lbs.) pounds extra ll’E CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE disgrace the hero of New Orleans by longer weight. The winner of any race the value elected at the city election hi bl on Mon bring trade at a fair profit to Crescent . not H ladies to the tact that we have now on wearing his name, but that you immediately of $190.00 to carry fourteen (14 lbs.) pounds City which now’ goes at great expense hand the largest and best selected assort : change your appellation to Shylock. extra weight. Tbe winner of any race the day last, excepting also the Mayor, elsewhere. The mineral wealth of I ment of LADIES’ DRESS GOODS and FAN of $'»0.00 to carry 7 lbs. extra weight. CY GOODS ofevery description in Southern J Jud go Wm. Strong, a very excellent the region immediately surrounding! If the editor of the Herald sought value Maidens (those horses which have never Oregon, and we will henceforth make this I i to offer an insult to the people of this won a race) allowed 7 lbs. weight, not ac- but unpopul ar gentleman, being beaten Crescent City includes gold, copper, j line of goods our specialty and sell them at « Weights not accummulative 1 he has succeeded admirably, cummulative. by the wily Dave Thompson, who was chrome and coal, and with suitable and 'county, means that no one horse will be compelled Cheaper than the Cheapest« j safe harbor accommodations, foundries I carry more than one of the above extra tho Republican nominee, by a small might be constructed whereby disabled Otherwise be appears in a very to weights. Seven or more to enter and four To the gentlemen we will say, it yon majority. The antics of the corpse steamers could be repaired with thor > ridiculous light. His sentiments to start. Purse $200.00. Entrance $5. En want a No. 1 SUIT OF (’LOTHES you must tries to close on the 1st day ot Sept. goto Reames Bros, to buy it, as weclaiin toI are truly surprising. oughness and dispatch. Supplies may will hardly no endorsod by the think- Race No. 4.—Trotting race, mile heats STOCK < >F CLOTHING infl have the best " be had, even now, at quite reasonable ing masses of Lake county who pro two in three, free for all untried horses or Jackson county and will allow no one to uu G reat fault is .often found with the rates in Crescent City, and with the fer the decision of an upright, impar horses that have never trotted tor public dersell us. $50.00. Entrance $5.00. These goods were all purchased byatnemsfl Grand Jury system, which in many in construction of the railroad, which tial Judge to the ebullitions of one who money. Purse TIIIKD DAY. her of our firm from FIRST-CLASS HOUSES stances has proved to bo pernicious, would certainly follow tbe assurance knows little of the matter and is in Frill ay, October 3d. ES in San Francisco and New York, and we|| of adequate harbor facilities, the large will warrant every article and sei 1 them s No. 5. — Running race, mile heats three expensive and unnecessiry. But when GREAT CO ASH I?< 1’RICES ! cheaper tor cash t han any house in county. in five, free for all. Purse $125. Entrance agricultural interior back of Crescent terested less. We also keep on hand a fuO stock of wo consider that public economists in City would make it the most impor $10. Same day exhibition of stock. Race No 6. — Trotting race, mile beats the long years that have known its tant port of entry between San Fran free for all three year olds owned in the GROCERIES, Hoad ZM. Meiisor's Cum»!!t I < at<is district. Purse $50.00. Entranco $5.00. workings have failed to propose any cisco and the mouth of the Columbia. FOURTH DAY. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GLASSWARE, thing more effective,we certainly must The difficulties of construction are loss Saturday, October 4th. be content w ith that which we are able th it) are presented at any other prom i CROCKERY, No. 7.—Trotting race, mile heats, three in GROCERIES, TOBACCO, &c, inent point along the coast, and thead- five, free for all horses owned in the dis to possess and congratulate ourselves , vantages to be derived both for a har T HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE trict A FULL LINE OF ASHLAND GOODS, prior to July 1st, 1879. Purse $150. San Francisco refined sugar, 7 tbs for.............................................. $1.00 that it is no worse. This fact is one bor of refuge and in encouragement of A consignment of the celebrated Singer Sew Entrance $15. Costa Rica coffee, by quantity, 22cts. per ft> and 4 tbs for.. 1.00 ing Machines, which are for sale on the usual Farm and Freight Wagons, No. 8. —Running race, half mile and repeat, Extra Rope of all sizes per pound for ....................................................... .10 in its favor and it cannot bo lost sight a commercial port, seem to me greatly liberal terms and at the regular prices estab free for all. Purse $75. Entrance $5. Liverpool salt per tb for.................................................................. . . 3« in favor of Crescent City—in prefer lished by the company. Therefore waste no Rules aud Regulations. of. .30and upward Plows, Gang Plows & Sulky Plows. Extra choice tea per tt> for............................................................... ence to Trinidad, Port Orford or any time, mouey and patience on inferior machines 1st—The above purses to be given with Tobacco per tb for............................................................................ . .02" In fact everything from the finest needlo T he spirit of speculation always so other point on the coast.” In answer when you can purchase a genuine Singerat the out discount. $3.50 Candles per box........................................................................................ i to a threshing-machine. Give us acall and same figures. In buying a Singer you get a 2d — The second horse to save entrance manifest in this country was never to special inquiries, Captain Fauntle machine of acknowledged merit aud established money except in race No. 3. judge for yourselves as to our capacity of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, etc. j furnishing goods as above. more fully exhibited or more thorough roy said he did not think a harbor of reputation, and are certain of having value re 3d—Entries to be placed in the entry The way to make money is to save it. To refuge pure and simple would be of ceived for your money, as every machine is box kept tor that purpose at the pavilion ly disappointed than at Leadville, Col any benefit in China commerce, and warranted by the company. $1.00 save it buy cheap. To buy cheap pay CASH I prior to 9 o’clock P. M. on day previous to Prints, 15 yds for...... . 9 and upward for your goods and buv of Muslin per yd........... except in race No. 3*. orado. For the past few months the thought the coasting trade should be The Singer Company now sell three-quarters tho 4th race, * REAMES BROS. 1.00 Men ’ s hats, each ....... — Entries must give name, pedigree of all the machines sold in the world, the ca 3.50 press has teemed with favorable ac alone considered. As to tbe Puget pacity of their works at Elizabeth, New Jersey, and description of the horse entered as Men’s boots per pair .75 Shoes “ as known. counts of that region, which influence, 1 Sound vessels he thought, except in enabling them to turn out over a thousand ma I tar Two Slippers “ .63 or more entries make a field except chines a day, and they have 4,500 offices for Cotten flannel shirts and drawers, each....................... .63 j probably more than any other, has case of fire, that most captains would the sale of these justly celebrated sewing ma in race No. 3. Men’s cloth suits worth $15.01) for.................................. 9.00 prefer to make either San Francisco or chines, which have takeu the 5th—All trotting to be in harness. caused a rush approaching a stampede the Sound, according to the wind, in 3.50 6th—National Trotting Association rules Men’s cloth pants worth $6.00 for.................................. —OF— And various other articles too numerous to mention. Call and examine as it Costs noth to govern trotting races. thither. Anticipations have been but preference to seeking any intermediate FIRST PRIZE MORRIS MENSOR. 7th—Pacific Coast rules to govern run ing to satisfy yourself. ning races. faintly realized, except in a few isolat harbor, no matter how safe. Over all competitors more than two hundred 8th—Free for all means just what it says. ! ! times. ed cases, and the bubble, so often in 9th—In all the above races entrance 5VOOE, AV< X > I ! L- s- MARSH, A. F. QUIRES, J. A. BURK, XT-35V < í < >< >I After the Chicago fire the Relief Committee Circuit Court Proceeillngs. money added except in race No. 3. flated, has again collapsed. Yet undertook to furnish sewing machines to the I —AT— women of that city, ami applicants were thousands are awaiting when the ignis MECHANICS' Tho following Sweep stake race is pro The following business has been needy permitted to choose from six different kinds of posed: Colt Race, free for any colts in the TO TIIE fatuus shall make its appearance else transacted in the Circuit Court—lion. machines. 2,944 applicants were furnished with district that were foaled this Spring, 1879, where and will hasten to new scenes of II. K. Ilanna, Judge,—since our last machines, of which numlier 2,427 chose Singer to run at two years in the fall ot ’81, to be To name and put up I machines and .»I i distributed their choice among entered as follows: disappointment as eagerly as ever. —AND— the five other kinds of machines. They were to ten dollars on the last day of the fair; and report: £3 Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co AHEAD AS USUAL!! • i • THE GREATEST REDUCTION Ever Known in a Regular Business, FRANK BROS.’ AGENCY! LARGEST STOCK! FARM MACHINERY AND AGRICULTURAL WOOD'S SELF-BINDING HARVESTER! SISKIYOU COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SO CIETY’S FAIR, ALL FOR CASH!! At Yreka, Commencing Oct. 1,1819 Walter A. Wood’s Header, Victor Self-Daw Hay Rakes, Chicago Pitts Threshers aud Horse Power, FALL & WINTER DRY-GOODS. A Full Line of Extras for all Machinery Always Kept on Hand. PRO BONO PUBLICO ! I -r- THE NEW YORK STORE AHEAD ! ! ■ IMPORTANT INFORMATION for the PEOPLE. 44 44 I 44 44 *4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 LATEST i WOOL GROWERS PLANING MILL BRECKENFELD ’ S ! —or earn their living on these machines, ami took twenty dollars in one year from the time, and twenty dollars more the day before Kulili & Bolt vs. Wm. Bybee, Jesse the Singer, because riMTE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEAS- the race. Northern California an d Robinson <7 al.; to recover money. 1 ure in announcing to the public that ho rile first horse to get of the money. IT IS THE BEST. Postponed for the term. has just received a complete and first-class second “ “ Southern Oregon. “ remainder. -AND- assortment of Gent’s Furnishing Goods, State vs. Jos. Wilson; indictment for The people bought Singer machines as fol- “ third “ “ such as Hats, Shirts, Underwear, etc.; liest 4 NEW ERA HAS DAWNED P. G. STRICKLAND, President. maliciously wounding an animal. De lows: brands of Cigars and Tobacco; Pipes, No II. A. M ouse , Secretary. I V vifu. An enterprise has been 31 oiildin«** Factory tions, Fancy Goods, Glassware, Crockery, fendant pleading guilty,it was ordered 1870 ............................127,83.1 Singer Machines. in your midst which insures to von full 1871 ............................ 181.26C Musical Instruments, Bird Cages, Station value for your product. You can sell your by the Court that he pay a fine of $50 1872 .............................219,758 ASIILAND, OREGON, ery, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Albums, product at and costs,which was accordingly done. 1873 ............................232,444 Toys, Candies, Nuts, etc., which’will lie sold at the cheapest rates. Give me a call and Mary Berry vs. B. B. Griffin et al; 1874 ............................241.67S Is the place to go for anything in the THE WOOL HOUSE MARSH &, CO., Proprietors. see for yourselves. 1875 ............................ 249,852 to foreclose mortgage. Sheriff’s sale 1876 ............................ 262,3 Ki hardware line. He has a large and F. BRECKENFELD. —OF— confirmed. superior stock of Rifles, Shot Guns and 1877 ............................ 282,812 4 LL KINDS OF PLANING, MOULD- Sporting Material, and in fact every Norman A Crawford vs. E. W. 1S78............................ 356,432 21. ing, Turning, Circular and Scroll Saw thing from an Anvil to a $ Sprague et at.; to foreclose mortgage; ing, same as above. In Red Bluff. Cal FURNITURE A ORNAMENTAL CARV BLACKSMITH, Fisher & Bro. vs. N. A. Young; to ING, Ere., DONE TO ORDER. For more than you can realize by shipping recover money, Judgment for plain Key. He sells at LESS than Bedrock to San Francisco. We have bought Thri'e Furniture,Sash, Blinds, Doorsand Mould FOURTH STREET, JACKSOKVTT.Tr tiff for $213.68, interest and costs. prices FOR CASH, and all those pur Hundred Thousand bales thus far this sea ing constantly on hand and made to order. Louisa Earl vs. Geo. D. Earl; di chasing Building Hardware, Tools of son and want Three Hundred Thousand every kind, Paints, Gias?, Cordage, more if we can get them. Don’t failtosecus j^l*We will contract to design and erect vorce. Decree granted. before you sell, ami we will either buy your all kinds of buildings. When desirable to aving taken charge of the Cayote Creek Mining Company vs. The Thoroughbred Stallion Brushes, &c., have wool or see that you get more for it than those employing us, we will furnish all the shop formerly occupied bv Dan. Crone it is worth in San Francisco. miller, north of Card'well’a Livery Win. ami Walter Ruble; suit in equity. material required tor the construction of Stable, 1 am situated now prepared to do any building ready for occupancy. Case argued and submitted and taken OUR WOOL PRESSES MARSH A CO. GENERAL BI.ACKNMITIIIXU That he is determined to undersell any Arc turning out 100 compressed bales daily, S enator V ance of North Carolina under advisement by the Court. one in the market, and people who and it takes wool to keep them going; so ■ PHŒNIX MILES stated the case exactly when he said | in the best manner and on short notice. A Wrong Impression. bring along your clips and get a good price ; wish Cutlery, Quartz or Spy Glasses, My terms are reasonable. Satisfaction guar tfiat the logic of the Republican man for them, and help yourselves, and by so) anteed. Give me a trial. or anything made of iron; doing help us to keep the ball rolling and VROM PAST EXPERIENCE, I CANNOT Horse-shoeing a specialty. agers is “Elections shall be free if we Our cotemporary seems inclined to presses going. Enterprise should be nur 1 oiler less than MATT. SHANNON. have to surround the polls with bay misrepresent the directors of Jackson rpHIS THOROUGHBRED STALLION tured and encouraged, especially where it Jacksonville, Feb. 18, 1878. the country. Bring on vour wool,) 60 CENTS PER BUSHEL onets; they shall be according to State ville school district and leaves an im I will make the ensuing season, com Fact people from every place or from benefits and get the highest market rates. We I mencing April 1st and ending July 1st, as of wheat, and farmers can have their choice laws if we have to overcome the civil pression in regard to the meeting to follows: of either exchange or sell their wheat at Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at authorities by force to have it our morrow that is entirely incorrect. The tbe stable of J. W. Manning in Jacksonville, m irket prices at my mills. I henceforth expect to establish way; they thall be pure if it takes purpose of the meeting Is not “to de and the remainder of the week at our stable Will find that he means business, and FORWARDING & COMMISSION AGENT near Fort l<ane. GOOD WORK AND LOW PRICES ! NBW BRAND« OF FI.O1R, John Davenport and every criminal cide whether Prof. Merritt is to be re will get bargains by calling on him be* I DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE. —AT— in our cities to manage and give them tained,” as the Sentinel infers. The S camperdown is a beautiful dark bay, 16 fore going elsewhere. which will excel the old ones. Roseburg, Oregon. hands high, seven years old this Spring, It shall always be my aim (ogive the full purity; they shall be conducted with directors are all favorable to the reten and as to form and ap[>earaiiee is uneqnaled est satisfaction. ' P. W.OLWELL. out appearance of violence if art ill« ry tion of that gentleman, but not agreed in the State. He was bred by Theo. Win NOTICE TO TEACHERS! Frey's Boot and Shoe Store. Pho-nix, Aug. 9, 1878. erchants of J acksonville ters, of California,and was sired by Norfolk. C alifornia S treet and vicinity shi «ping goixls via Rose- has to be trained on every ballot-box; as to the salary he shall receive for his (See Norfolk’s pedigree.) His first dam is HIGHEST CASH PRICE buig will find it to their advantage to ship here will be a public examina - “ Nettie W., ” by "Belmont; ” second dam and they thall be fair if we have to services; hence they have very correct “Lady Davis,” by “Red Bill.” (See Stud through this house. Ample warehouse tion of applicants for Teachers' Certificates Jacksonville, PAID FOR room, safe and careful storage, and business held at the District School House in Jackson arrest every man offering to vote the ly called upon the patrons of the school Biok.) The same authority gives “Lady promptly attended to. ville on ¡»avis ” as the dam of “ Dashaway, ” “ Beau References: S. Marks A Co., J. C. Flood, Democratic ticket. Unless we can for an expression of their desires in regard” and “Richmond,” all by “Bel aving permanently located Saturday, June 29th. 1979. G. Haynes, Roseburg. in Jacksonville, the undersigned re use the army at the polls to count in this matter. But our cotemporary mont." Teachers will please take notice and govern Charges on Freight............... ..$1.00 per ton spectfully informs the public that he is T erms :—For the season, $35. Grain and themselves BY A. FISHER, accordingly. “ “ Salt per car load. ... .80 “ “ the next President, we will abandon best knows his motives for the coure other marketable produce taken at cash prepared to do all kinds of work in the boot J. D. FOUNTAIN, and shoe making line. Satisfaction guaran Mark your goods: Care of H. L. M. prices, x^l ’ astura^e furnished. T THE STORE OF A. FISHER <fc CO., he has adopted. tbe defences of the country.” County School Superintendent. teed. GEORGE W. FREY. Jacksonville, Oregon. Roseburg BOOTH A CLOUGH. T he Chinese plague having been provided against as far as practicable by the new constitution of California, it is quite probable that our own State will command more attention from the hordes of Mong »Is ever ready to be shipped from their nativo country to pastures new. Recent arrivals at Port land are said to be numerous even at this time, ami when our sister State shuts down her portals in January next the nuisance will certainly become more intolerable. It is high time that Oregon should take precautionary measures in thip matter, for it is evi- dent that as the Federal government has refused to abate the evil, it remains for her to protect herself as far as it is possible to do so. 44 (4M>niir»r1 44 % 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 44 44 4 4 4 4 it It it 44 44 4 4 44 44 .j „. 44 44 44 44 JOHN MILLER’S j CONE & WELTON MATT. SHANNON, SKELETON NOTICE TO HORSEMEN. H I FOUND SCAMPERDOWN IN H. L. MURTON, ASHLAND M T H WOOL AND HIDES A