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WINES AND LIQUORS.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
1
A. P. H otai . ino ,
•129 Jackson St.,
San Francisco,
P II Y S I C I A N
DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC.
ZZCZLSICK"
H0D2E, DAVIS & CO
A N D S F R <i E O N.
FIXE
A. C. JONES,
WISES AN!» I.K|I OKS.
Will practico in all the Courts of the State.
< »dice on 5th street, opposite Court House.
AND
OLD BOURBON WHISKY
W. J. PLY.MA LE.
PROPRIETOR
!
And W.J. Lump’s St, Louis Beer.
lavestineni
iiisuh - vt
Lonely land what of that*
Some must be lonely; ’tis not zivin to all
I o feel a heart re-non-iv u ri.-a and fall
Io blend another life into its own;
Work may Le done in loneliness; work
92 & Pl FRONT STREET
CVTTTElt
SURGEON, firn. im!s far State
J. S. HOWARD’S
DEALER IN
I
GENERAL F.ÌERCHMIDISE
PO 11TI a A NIX OR E GON.
I'o.
JACKSOKViLlE, 0ÍRSJM
NEW STATE SALOON,
Office—On California street, opposite Union
LiverV Stable.
CALIF« »RN I A STREET,
In Jacksonville there is in coiitm of
i c nstruction one of the m ;st substantial
I
CALIFORNIA ST.,
I
G. H. AIXLN. M. D..
PHYSICIAN
lired! well, and what of that?
D.<l«t fancy life was spent on beds of ease,
1 ¡littering tiiu rose leaves scattered l»y t’ae
I >reeze?
Come, ro’i-*'. work while it is calici to-day;
Cowards, arise, go forth upon thy way !
IN PRICES AT
Oregon St., Jacksonville,
A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
mxs:;iYiLLE, ogn .,
MADAME HOLT'S HOTEL.
REDUCTIONS
W 11 O L E S A L E J) Il U G G I S T S,
Sole Agents for the
J. H
MERCHANDISE
Consolidation of HODGE, SNELL <1
and T. A. DAVIS A CO.,
STABLE !
Importers of
Jnr!i«oinallo. Orov«•’>.
ATTORNEY
C. L ord ,
25 Front St.,
Por' land.
STABLES.
ICE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON BAND
it a complete stock of
aving just received a new
stock of Harness, Buggies ami Car­
riages, I am now prepared to furnish no
patrons and the public generally with as
H
EINE TURNOUTS
I
I
Dost fear to lose thy way? l ake courage vet
Learn thou to walk by faith, and not In
sight,
lliy steps will guide 1 be, an 1 guided right.
Oregon.
DRUGS,
Bard! well, and what of that?
Didst fancy life one summer holiday,
\\ ith les- >n« none to learn, ami naught lmt
play?
< oi, get thee to thv tack. conquer or die!
It must be learned; learn it, then, patieiitlv.
PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES
As can be had on the Pacific Coast. Saddle
Proprietor. horses hired to go to any part ot i he count rv.
PATENT MEDICINES
P. JACK. M. D.
Animals Boi'GHT and SOLD. Horse*
broke to work single or double. Horse-
r h vs i CIAN AND S U R G E O N ,
AVIN'«! AGAIN TAKEN rT)s;SESSI<>N boarded, and the best of '-are bestowed upon (il A SS HAUE, H'AV/XHK Ci LASS.
A;»;ílcgnt.'’. Orejón.
ol this saloon, t he mi'lei -ig'icd will be them while in my charge.
pleased to moot In- friend- and tho public
PAINTS GILS AMD
generally at this old and popular le-ort. :«-MY TERMS ARE REASONABLE
JjltB of Glasgow, Sei
I’ll« tine-' liquors ami clears can aivv.tv•- In­
drug sime on the Dr.it
A liboi-il share of tlie publie patronage I«
had at this place, and tho tables are :il wavs
PAINTER'S STOCK OF EVERY KIND
'
W. J. Pl.YMALE.
supplied witli all the lending newspapers «•liciteli.
MARTIN VIbOOMAN. M. D..
and periodical«ot the day.
A tir-t-el.i-s bi hard tuble is also kept
BLUE VITRIOL,
I* 11 Y S I C I A N A N D S F R G EON. at this house.
C. W. SA VAGE.
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O. W. SAVAGE.
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Jaekiinville. Oregon
Office in Orth’s building and at tho City
I »rug stoi c; < <•■• i<I«‘nc<. on < al ¡forni:» st reel.
< ’.U.IFOItSlA STREET,
MAN3JÏMG &. V/EB3. Prop-.iet.rs
L. DANFGF.TJI. M. D.,
P II Y .*» I CIAN
AND SURGEON, s. i*, jnxts
Proprietor.
Tí»* Solo Agents for Oregon for the cele­
brated CAllSOLK' A7//.’/ I'
which
kills Ticks, Lieo and all paraphes on sheep.
in<1 is s sure cure for screw-worm, «cubami
bot rot. <’ircu!ar sent on apjilieation.
Jnelisonrl’lo. Orcr.ou
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DRINKS, 12». CEN IS.
C’xlf! c* ! a'a/rjot p'îfçtc
U u ì U «41 L- U • » C’ ù l í i Í t U u
E. U. AUTENR3ETH
ATTORNEY
be-t
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i’ot NSEI.OR AT LAW,
a
< ire be
TO THE FRONT AGAIN!
A
AITORNEY
feS r
ngiueer.
I r 7* M ’*• V
H. KELLY
GOODS
NEW STOCK
wtiiltJiiiU«
n i hough
TICKETS,
12) COT
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’< •£,
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>’<•<•! b<
he Km
it 11 t’,a
Heeps nnd Strings for the Some,
COUNSEL» >R-AT-I.AW,
JACKSONVILLE, 0.ÌE3JN,
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\ Po-tlan l eor-
speaks
considerable railro-ui
ted in < tregoit, an ’ es-
iliong the west si l<* of
he President of this
ed a note from Hunt-
xpr< -sing the opinion
* West side ro:ul COUlll
' .id of th ■ \\ lilami-tt<
bo through th” S >:;th- I
ly to build a road to- »
nieet. Tho favorite
r veaik back, has been
from Portland to No
1 <lait s.< -h a line will
■ • . n th-- k'.-.ist an 1 Pott-
o connect tho ('ol’.im-
Lal;c via Sn.‘kn river,
hum to be in earliest,
lively t
nty in tho Willnmotu
•gon and (' <iif irnian
mined to lillihl two Oi
to try to a- eon; lie >dat e
company seeks to pro-
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NEW DREG STORE, JACKSONVILLE
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Kahler
Bro.. Proprietors.
HOTELS, ETC.
DREGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
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HATS OF ALL STYIZ^.
Roseburg, Oregon.
ATERUHANTS <»F JV’KSONV
li and vicinity siti >ping aoods via
I lui'g vvtll timi it I > their i'! va li'a :<• t •
liroiujh this hou«*. Ampli- ware
room, «afean I r.ir lol «torage, ami Lu
io oui pt I V attended to.
Reference*: S. XI irks A Co., J. <'. Fined,
11. Bayne«. Roseburg.
Mark your good«: Care of IL L. M.,
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TO GET
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Th
Ro-< bill'll.
CLLJÏÏÎAL HOU
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ASHLAND, OREG >N,
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ÎLAHD
LOWEST
^’FÄCTURIfiG CO.
1« AT
I I ot J. IL M iv tiri I, kli >wu a- tIn* I' ii i ni
House ami Bakeiv, Lut novv lalied ili''
t'eiitial II- Use, I ha v <• tlioroiirhl v renov at
ed and retiirnish" I thè mie. and am m»vv
(•rei an d to aecomm--dale mv o|<| patroim
and thè iravebim putihc in a io I «tv le.
M Rs. M. H. VI KING.
S. P. HANNA,
Y’JjiiiVd ■
WAGOIx-BIAZIE
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Irregular
California St. Jacksonville.
Monuments a Specialty.
I'lw.si* desiring to see designs and a-c»'>rtain
»piiE undersigned H\sopi:xrr> a prieos can do so b v calling u j o:i or add fess­
JACKSON, Dentist. I general variety store with ».co. W. El­ ing me at Ashland.
WÍ.
Si-Salisiaetion guarauteed in all cases.
liott, wiierc he will keep a lull H-«>rtni'*ut
A. S. J ACORS.
ot cigar«, tobacco, -m >king aiti<*lv*, can
die-, statiomTy,cutlery and toys.
Lute-t newspapers from Sin Francisco
and th»' F.ast always on hand. !!•• invites
t lie public to gi» e him a call and as-uros ai I
X A
'CHE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY
thev will call again.
1 from L"> to30 < cuts per pound *br Dt or
JAKE M LRCVSE.
skinsand will also give the highest C i«li
best as-ortmeiit of Rouers’ and W'os- ptice for Beef Hides. To be deliveted at hi s
tenholm’s culle» v in the market, it -li<’p III JdCKsUil , toe.
JOHN MILLER;*,
California Stx «t, Jackäonv’”^ ^regor.
THE
III
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Tur. S kagit M ines . - The Josephine»
came in last night from the Skagit, sava
iln S attic
bringing three miners,
who cairn* through the mines. They re­
port th..t the nov.' has settled one or two
f<at, and tied snow sli<l< s are frequent.
One < f the min< is having prospected in
another location, reports that he does not
<-are to iual;<‘public his discoveries until
iLoilisti iet is formed timl further develop-
n.ents arc inaile. This, however, thev
make bold to say; That by the Skagit
gold excitement one of the richest gold
and quartz ladds will be made known that
has vet b< 'ii «ti •••ovcri'à on the coast. Thu
un ti are of th • opinion that the cl,GOO al­
ready raised by the Seattle people will
not completi.* such a trail as the Rnbv
creek miners will demand. Others aro
found, however, who think the amount
nearly, if not Lirg'e enough.
I t:i'i KAi. 1J<>v’•. • r.Ai> Lvw.—The home­
stead law recently pa-soil in the Uniteil
Stati’R Senate ib of much importance to
many citizens <>f our coast. The bill
pri'vi<lo that the land shall he given to
the fust settler, whether lie claims as a
(■re-emptor or a hoinestead holder. It
al o makes provision that the first settler
on an abandoned homestead entrv shall
h..ve the first right Io acquire title to
af.er th e original entry is cancelled. Tho
last s< efioii of »he * ill provides that re-
liliqtiishmei.ts G>all lie ei’lected as simiii as
they are ¡ih d in lhe local land office,
I his is a wonderful improvement on the
law now in force, and. if passed, will re­
lievo the whole business of a large amount
of re-l tapeism. Me hail with pleasure
improveKiciits in this direction in all our
laws.
C ontrm Tims who have undertaken to
furnish tic . for tlm (>. A R. N. Co. find
gì« at diliiculty in obfaimtig workmen
«ays the Corvi.¡¡is (¡it.i ii -. Repeated ail-
Vi-rti ill’/, foilo-ve.l by oilmr efforts, have
failed to secure th-* required uuniber. In
th<- two tov us there r.re “profcKsionuj
vvotkrn'-n
eno’ifh, but finer tune is sq
ti-k'-n up with holding mectim/« fo givo
• xIn< «sioti to their fears, jest the ( him-so
ti- y ilo some work, tiiat thev can no little
else.
m anti \< T » iiing
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Rgí'rüllO''
ÍÍUÓL ú J h U MA31IÜ
hjri ilòLL.
t!
4X’D AT
Mrs. Vining, Proprietress
Grand Opening
cten a r ¡
> I S i i !. It.
J m .A, « h
1 'ti’< Hi an r To Mt . ne L oca tors .—A Wash­
ington dispatch <»i March 1‘Jih says: The
II >n-,r ('omunttce on Mines to-day consid­
ered tie- fir t <ight
i..i . sections
ctions of the bill pro-
pro­
posed by the Public Land Com mission,
ami iiieh rei: ite to the di -position of min-
eral lands, 1 he Committee amended
illesi* SC ’lions in several important partic-
ulurs. The si ii faco dimensions of mineral
l'iaims were fix <1 in tho bill at l.'MKJ feet
ili 1. •ngth and 9<Ht fe<-t in width, and a
ci iit -i' was a eh-d providing that the loca­
tor shall not folli.v. his mineral beyond the
point v.h- <• it is intersected by the sur­
face bound try drawn down vertically’,
in tend of allowing i.i..- miner ninety day*
ift< r slaking oal his claim in which to
dis over niineral, the bill, as amended,
allows him oik * year for discovery, «nd
during that r>< r;< <1 provuli s that ho shall
!•<• p:<.ti-i-ted tn the enjoyment of his
claim, l’ue aim tided bill further re­
quires the locator io h ive his c.aim sur­
veyed by a ib-puly ' nifed States Sur­
veyor. the note- of which survey shall ba
till I vviih the Surveyor-General of the
State or i'. rrit ny iu which the claim ia
located. Whi n an application for a
patent is made, the locator or his assign
is required to furnish proof of the discov­
ery of mineral, and evidence of the ¡>er-
form.'inee of ?
?•'!'<) worth of work on the
claims. The
Ci.nimittee expects nt tlia
The ('<.rnniitte<-
next me • ting to take uji other sections of
lhe bill, , and to <ii.-pose of them so that
the moi usure may Le perfected and re-
ported to the Rouse within the next two
w ceks.
the
1.
fi AVIV»; LEASE.I» THE PROl’ERTY
All D->'
scicil’ n; •.,.
without ¡vi
HOYS’ SHIRTS,
from tho tinesi to
A
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Roseburg, O regon
il ilizi ’<
¿z.
Defy Coiiipcli'isii.
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FORWARDiNG AND SHITPiNG AGENT,
ALL STYLES Of B»A!N.KS SONE.
finis's <!-)•-♦
DlUf
P i ibu J
>*i >ro
C \I.II <»RNIA STREET,
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ORNAMENTAL PAINI ING,
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S. Mall
CiTY BiKEli’/ SÜD SÄiaSä,
SIGN PAINTING,
CL0ÎHI1ÏS
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EAVES \SHL.\ND AND LINKVILLI
1 every day n the week, excepting Sim
•lavs,and connects with the mail for Lake
|!H E l’R'M’lHETGR, JOS. WETTERER v lew.
1 lias now <>n tri nd an-1 is constant I.v m m-
itncturing tin* best Lager I’cer in Southern Superior Accommod ificns for Passengers
»regoli, which he will sp]| in quantifie-, to Who will !<<• ear:'el to any’ point on tin
suit purchasers. »'•-«Il and test the article.
road at ri'asoiiable ra es.
•ir.’.y^axr T^-n.* -1 «/•.•j’. .-sr-^.v-rx-.- -«-.vi^.-saev □r.-vx
p KSPEI ’TFE ELY ANNOUNCES TO
Ik the public ot-hick' nivilie and vicinity
that he was a scholar of Pr >f. I'r. Mosier,
I n M asonic B uilding ,
«lireetnr of the I’niver-iiy of <treil.-walde,
Prussia, an I Prof. Dr. Volkmann, ot tl.e
l’niver-iiv of ll.ille. Dtuuig the Franco-
Prussiaa war ho vv is special assistant to Oregon Street. Jacksonville.
the D'wmr in-ehiet Zuelzer and Ln Ivvig oi
Berlin and Breslau, Germinv. Fraeiure-
Aiul external diseases, acute oi chronic, mo-t
»•arefullv treated. <'upping.Levelling, Bleed HUIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
1 clra-ed Win. Kieuz- i's interest in thi«
Ing and feeth <‘v! iac'<■ i a' ..II hours.
All kiiuls <>f bir 1« stuiteii and put up in establishment, dc^iio to annouuei» io the
public that they are now prepared to till all
mast’ll I’llljl ah:l|H's.
't'L 1« lot* cakes of eVi-l'V de«*r i pt loll, such
Jacksonville, Dee ll, 1-77.
is wedding i-.lkes, < ikes for parties, w ine
’■ike« ; also brow ii ami rye bread, ginger
siiat's ami crackers, lake orders on e.x-
i-liaiiz •. I’rici - reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed.
It is also <>ur ¡mention to keep a tirst-clas«
i It liell - liou-l*, a! 'V h . 'll the b'*st < >t every th illg
in the l:ne will be served at all hours.
z.iCFre-h bread every d tv.
Gittili A FLRICH.
HOPEE PAINTING
nn'TT’o. p nnv’n TT a Tin r-.-.
Ubiti k- did LUI w i'Aik) dll il
,g ,.sa< ¡-lac! ion
trial.
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l.inkville, Sep».
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a re be«t o w
MII.O»/. T3cl»AN!r.L, I’Kt»rKir.T»!tS.
tended at all hours.
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PRO I'ESS ION AL
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CALIFORNIA ST.,
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structures in that portion of the State. B”
the erection and completion of this build­
ing the proprietress proposes to supply a
want long f It in that portion of tixd Stata
—viz: a tirst-class hotel. The external
appearance is imposing an 1 attractive an I
it rises so over tin* surrounding buildings
that every where a view of the town can
1» • ha 1. it is the most conspicuous object
which accosts the eye. Tin* internal ap
poiutmeiits are arranged upon the most
approved and stylish principles of moil-
•■»’ii architecture. To Ma Lune Ilolt. an
■ •n’erprisiiig an I hospitable woman, is the
ere lit of this enterprise due, and the sub­
ject of oar present sketch wdl stand as a
nionum nt and a hu-iing evidence of the
eiiterju’isiiig spirit and cultured taste of
this ambitious woman when »he present
generation will be sleeping in tho silent
tomb and their names lost in the waves of
oblivion. klive to the fief that a largo
•loud of indebtedness will for some time
hover over this costly structure, Madame
Ib-It L is concluded to give a grand ball On
the 4th of July, and she earne-tly solicits
the patronage an l influence of her numer­
ous friends everyv here. The tickets,
which have alrci’dy been issued and for-
warded foagenfs, whom shellisappointed,
sell at S.*> each. Those agents, of her own
appointment and whose names appear on
lu r books as such, are gentlemen of cul-
tttr • and pleasiug m in'aer; in f.iet, to use
the Canadian expression, “they are la lies
m n.” (leu. Grant is ¡-.gent af Washing­
ton and hi ■ tickets have already been for­
warded. Gov. Cliadwiek is agent for
Marion county and his tick -ts have been
forwarded ; while Col. Kelsay is the gen­
eral agent f '!’ the state of Oregon, and
three months ago was in possession of his
tickets.
With such gentlemen as th«»
above trimisi at the head, we hazard tha
prediction lhat the Fourth of July ball at
Jackst nville will be a grand adair. The
people u'-neraliy should give this move­
ment their attention and help M i.lam Holt
along in her enterjirise.—.S/nm/wr /.
C onst I''
vni.r: stock are being po>s-
' » i: \BI
on°d by wil d is supposed to be wild par­
snip. n-'iir th’- '.'it' . Si ve'-al farmers h ive
-I MERES,
lost some valuable mibdi cows, mainly
I
from their not know ing how to treat i-a-es
DOESKINS,
of poison of tins kind. W e are furn:- he<1
AND HOSIERY an effective remedy, whi h iss:mplv this:
F' ed the pojson“d ani’i ll a f--*.r qtl rt- of
A Si.t TurtiN OKI GON Fill:.'- The Rose»
tKe Pest Native Wool flour or shorts mixed with w to , H is burg Slur wants to have an annual fair at
it is known to be a gno<l remedy.— r..r-
Roseburg, where the peopio of Jackson
AVI, !>l«pi iSIN'iî OF i 'I I.M AT
county “would come not onlv to sei» tho
- Several prominent v.no'-g'- >w - sights but to buy their supply of . o ais.’’
MOST REASONABLE RATES. ers Woof,.
of this vicinity have cont<acted with i his would he a lint* thing foi Riisi'burg;
’ lowburg nu r'liauts to deliver their vv ml but we fearfhe bu-.n -ss men of that placp
for •”>' • cents per pound: a good price, con- w ill m.t buili, u - a railroad and give us
free passes to the fair and return.— Ti<l~
GIVEOl.’R s!d b'ring th * rate wool sold at last vegr.—
P ' It 11'< b‘<! !•>' .
(1
1L BL. LCKS. 'Ll TH
f eq* A pn
H U lì L t ; tî a J
G C W L-.i
N ever sjw-ak ill of your neighbors, for
ing the hen-roost, use sill­
ion. putting two ounces in it is certain that nine times <><ii often w.»
!<•. and hang up in a good arc nearer the truth in thinking well of
hen-roost. Renew every persons than ill.
itiuLi.
Jacksonville, O
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LL KINDS O»'" PI’ODCCE TSKEX
tor werk. Satisfaction gua titced.
“ARISE. - 111V
. solo. At
saner the cruel
S'.muT of hand—refusing an oTcr of »■»nront, as he raised Aifonzo off the fronj.
Lùçtri
Btoop,