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Satukday Mohninm, Jaii 1., 1870.
The Vnlen Itrpubllcnn State
Central Committee of Oregon
Will meet at tlio office of Hon. J. II.
.Mitchell, in tho City of I'ortlnml, on
Wednesday, the 10th day of January,
1870, at 10 o'clock, a. M., to designate, known, culminates in their mysterious
tho timo and place for tho holding of ittflticneo on nature hcrsell. It is bold
tho Union Republican St-itc Cnnven- y nserteil that tho eoiniilelinn of the
tionoilS70. M. I). IlKRtlY,
Chairman,
Salem, Dec. 1 1, I860.
The New Year.
Tho Now Year 1870, has just dawned
upon the world with its first mornins's
light. What events will h.ivo boen
ehronielod ero its close wo rannot fore
tell, for they lie buried beneath the
obscurity that veils tho future; ,vet
wo may infer from the year that hn
just paved I'lftt it is to be a period full
of importance to mankind. We arc
standing upon tho threshold of a new
era in human affairs, and can only con
jecture what tlmo will bring forth.
Tho omens however arc encouraging.
The maiks of physical prosperity nrc
evident all over the f.ico ol tho land.
Tho arcat Pacific Itnilrnnd which was
promised us by this first of January
1870, has been completed and in full
operation for mouth; and it hnspivrn
n stimulus to ntcrprlc ol a similar
nature, which promise to develop the
hitherto tinet(l"il or but sparsely set
tied regions of tho west, more tapldly
than tho most sanguine eer dreamed
of.
This is but one phase of the physictl
prosperity of theconntry. Olhrrbran
dies of industry and improvemrnt
have received liko attention and with
like results). Our political condition i
far belter than any of us Imped for one
year nio. A restored finance, and a
general acqulcsence in the reconstruc
tion policy of Concrcs, elcaily vindlc
ato thceoutsoof the present Adminis
trill' n, and give tho most gratifyinn
assurance of its final and complete suc
cess. A grateful sonse of rccurilvha
succeeded tho turmoil and confusion
of tho first thrco years nftir the
war, nnd which threatened us every
momrnt with now troublrs. The mas
ten of the people feel that tho seal has
at length been set upon civil iirifc, and
that they can now turn fiom its fear
ful scenes and hanowing recollections,
and devote themselves more to tho
beneficent and engaging pursuits of
peace. Then with thrse encourage
ments Ictus stop over the threshold of
tho now year, with a proper sensn ol
its responsibilities but with high hopes
for tho future.
Idwin II- Stanton -Appointment
and Death-
We publish on tho outside of this
weeks issue a telegram announcing the
appointment of lion, Edwin M. Stan
ton, a Asoebite Justice of the Supreme
Court in tho place of fiiicr resigned;
and now just as wc go to press llio
papers como in draped in mourning
over his death. 1Io died on tho tilth,
after a biief Hlnes. It wa only four
days piovioitN that his nomination for
1MB ioko uini irriHiiiniuu' imMiiun hi n
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Jlini'e nf Inn Simri'inn ITniirt nw mi
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the almost unanimous approbation, of
the Senate, and the hearty concuirence
of tho peoplo wherever it was made
known, nnd death following so close
upon tho heels of honor, seems almost
to have been envious of tho great iiinn,
ho struck down in tho prime of his
yenrsand at the zenith of his lepiitation.
His life and services aie bo piominent
If before tho country that to attempt
to eulogize, them now would be a vain
and useless task.
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jWfmory picserve'd in the grateful ie
membrsneo of n nation.
Short Vovacji:. Tho Jfatts Taylor
made her last trip from Poithiud to
Ban Francisco in nlehty.fonr hnura.
k"Tlio weather wnu iiuumiuIIv nnn.iii
4 I J"' HOs
Last SriKK.Tho last spike of th
first twenty miles of tho Oregon an
tral Hailroad was driven on the 21th
of December, 1800.
Boats havo been uiu to within n
short distance of Hillsbom. mi llin T
Utin, during tho present winter. The'1
distance from Osweno. hv ir ,.
about fifty wlleaiV laud, !. than
twenty,
iney nceu no coiumcml.itlon ; and Chan man and Hoiiry Failing Secret try.
they cany with thorn a complete end , They passed resolutions highly com.
lasting vindication fiom every calumny lplimentary to Mr. Ilolladay, and ex
or disparagement. Living he was an ' piesilug a desire for the early comple
acknowledged leader, and dead his lo J (inn f hi road. Tho navigation of
will bo slnceiely mourned and his, tho Columbia is closed on account ol
Railroadi and Rains.
A new and curious theme, has sprung
up from the building ot tho great Paci
fic railroad, and found its way into tho
nuwspapers. It is tho "climatio c-flct
of railroads." Tho wonderful power
of these, agencies of progress, in devel
oping now interest, as well as induing
lifo and energy into tlio?c already
Pacific railroad has been followed by a
most striking and piopitious change in
the olimatu of tho Plain. The long
and oppressive drouths of former years
have disappeared along tho railroad
line, and rain now falls there in abund
ance. It is accounted for on the ground
of n change, caused by the long and j
continuous linn of iron rails touching;
each otlicj, upon the electric conditions
oi i nu nunnsinirre. j r.-t.irunii mm
will bring tain through this section, is
just tho thing we want.
A Titt.i:mtAM, dated Portland, Dee.
28th, says : John "Axtell, n native of
England, about ." rears of age, bmst
blood vessel, while walking on tho
sidewalk, and died alino't iuManlly.
Eight hundred battels of prime miss
poik will be shipped to San Fr.iuci'eo
tins week. The cnnsigmciil N part of
a government tout nut. Thepoik pack-
lug miriness lies liccn cnteietl into
hugely this eeaon. The weather, th'us
fir, has been very unfavorable, and a
considerable quantity of meat Iris
been lost. A heavy rain Motto, lasting
nearly thu entire day, visited us yes
terday, with gales from the routh tat.
At Forest liiove snow fell to the
depth of an inch and a half.
Accim'.nt Nt:.vtt Wiik.vti.am. The
Sttitffiiiaii says, ''From Mr. (Jee, who
lives near Wheatland, we learn parti
culars of an occurrence where Mr.
M. Mathony was badly injured. It seems,
that there was religious service held mi
Monday evening atlhe Hopewell meet
ing hoiwe, hituated two and a hill
miles north west ol Wluatliud, in
Yamhill county. Alter pleaching, the
neighbors started home, llioso who
lived mar by leaving on foot, As a
party ol six, of tho hitter, weie cross
ing a long biidgu across a slough, tln-y
were inn over by a couple of young
men mi hoiseback, nnuii'd Adam Hew.
itt and llob White, who bad also been
to tho meeting, nnd weie i mining a
i ace, it seems, on their way home.
They claim that tin ir horses lit came
iiiim;iu:ige:ible, nnd that the accident
of running over the fool passengers re
sult d in consequence. Three person
weio knocked down by thu horses,
ono of them being Mr. (See, ourj
informant, who has a badly spiaimd
baud in consequence. Mrs. Mnlhcny
was thrown down and considerably
hurt, and has a bruised shoulder. Mr.
Michael Mathcuy received terrible in
juries, and when Dr. Carpenter, who
wan bent for, v Uitcd him, he couidcied
that he lay at the point ol death; his
head nnd face are teirildy cut; his
hands nre bruised and lacttated, and
ho seem alo to snflir fiom itltirnal in
ternal injuries. Mr. Mathcny i repre
sented as an old man in good circuiti-
i stances, very much esteemed, lew men
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n that ieiuny being more iiniversav
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respected. Iho accident is very much
to ho regretted. It is not to bo sup
posnl that these young men dclibeiate
ly intended to do such seiiousinjuiy to
others, but their conduct was rtckless,
and itt. icsults are a winning that should
be remembered.
Late Telegrams
A dispatch from Portland or. Thura
day says: Tho citizens of this city
met to-day nii)olutiiir A. S. I.adil.
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tho low stage of water.
M '.uri'iii. Dec. 20. On tlio 8th inst.
n voimg man nninod tiiflord confined in
the Ozork Ark jail, on achnrgn of com
plicity in killing a young man some
.weeks luce, 'was shot through the win-
1 dow of iho jail by a pirty of ruffians
ami killed,
I.titllBViM.1', Deo. 20. Tho U. S.
authorities arrested two vvhito inon
last nlglu, under tho eh 11 tights buy.
They weie brought beforo the City
Conn to-day, charged with killing a
negro. They wero acquitted, nono but
J'Z tM,.i,",0"y ,,,l'i"J0,rcrcd M
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Gold in N. vn t . ..,.,..
83.
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Correspondence.
EdiiokSrntinki.. A few items from
our coast may perhaps add intciest
your papor, if so, you are welcome
I list fit! I tm in tf
rrwu tl.it I.t lintnlt.ll tlw.,1 f .'
uva Mutj in ei I'uuiitiiui riivm wi if "v -... - - .
ter, situated in Coos county, Oregon,' ell'teled. The object ol this oomblua-
about twenty miles long and one mile , tioii Is undoubtedly to miikc the June-
wide. The 'bar, at tin. mouth ol the 'lion from Mniysville to the Ceiitr.il
ll.iy, is considered ery good for ves -
sell drawing twelve to fourteen feet of
water. The lumbering bu-iness Is ear-
ried on to a considerable extent, there
being three largo saw mills in full ope-
r.,i;, .it ..in. ii M.ir.lilml.l nun ni V.mIi
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iiieui, one ni .oriu
Cmpiie City. J..vt
Is trossed the b.ir,
lleml, nnd one nl 1'
week fill con vessel
loaded wi.h lumber nod coil, bound t
San I rancisco and S.iu Diego, Cnl. On
the 17th inst. the brig hla V Jloytrs
Mai wnked, while enteiing this hat bor.
Owing to the thick fog the Captain of
the tug boat Jhtrlcts, who lied her in
tow, could not ee tho channel. The
J'Xurlctt also, came very ncaPbcing
wrecked, and would have been, had she
I lint n-i-i-it'i-il nn.Utiinrii from tin' till'
, 7;W,t w,i(.(( , I1isw.t,r o ,)ie ,
diotress, bastoued to telievo her. The
trt V, Jtogtn tank in thirty feet ol
water, just im-ide the Hay, with scveml
tons ol merchandise, belonging to
Messrs. I'lnii.igau it .Man, owneis of
the l'lasiporl coal mines. The ve.'scl
went down so quick that tho crew litil
baiely lime to launch their life boat.
They were all caved, but lost all their
clothing, tie.
Dr. Herman, an old and highly re-t-pvitcd
citizen of this county, died on
the lUlh in.it., at U icsideuce, on the
Cnnuillo liver. Thu Doctor was re
speeti dtn n good citizen, a skillful
pbysiei.iu, and a kind in ighbor ; ho is a
gical lo to his l.irge lamily, mid to
tho people of this county.
Wo me having a mil. I and pleaaut
winter heie, mid tluus are quite lively.
Anon.
Empire City, Dec. 10th, Ic'fiO.
An Important Bill
In the Senate ol the Uuiled States,
Dec. 'J, 1600, .Ml. Coltni.lT asked, nnd
by unanimous eoiiMMil obtained, leave
to Ining in the billowing bill; which
was read twice and ordered to be
piiuted.
A Hi i.i. to fund tho maturing debt of
the I'liilid Statu by u t.clMuudiug
bond.
Jlc it tmicttd by tlifi Stnutc ami
Jonte of the L'nitut fifuttt uf Ameri
ca in Vonyrtu a.tmlllt That the
Secietaiy ol thoTreasury ol the United
States be, nuil hereby is,:iii(hoii.edaml
empoweicd to issue coupon and regis
tered bonds ol tho United Slates to tho
extent of one thousand millions ol did
bus, in bonds of one thoimud dollar
each and having thirty-five cais to
inn; interest p.iynblo semi-annually ;
principal and interest payable in gubl
coin ; each bond to beir interest for
the first three years at tho rate of six
t irtitum per annum, for tho six
years following five per centum per an
num, and for tho next six yeam four
and a half pel centum per annum. The
bonds mid tho income therefiom to be
flee horn all lax whatever. Tho Seeie
tary of the Tieasury may exchange the
mine nf par for the bonds commonly
unlit d "five twi nlics," at the option of
tho holdeis ol said bonds; or be may
place the said boiidi nt home or abroad
upon the market nt a unilorm fixed
price. The proceeds ol which slmll be
used in redeeming "five twenty" bonds
now outstanding.
A Mohki. Paiii.oi, Ma.iavine. Foi
beauty of typography, artistio engiav
ings, nnd high-toned literary inticles,
together with a largo and beautiliildis
pjuv ol fashions, Demoretft Monthly
Magazine is ceitaiiily unsurpassed.
Tho January number, just received) in
addition to the usual holiday attrao
linns, has n fine steel pmtiait ol both
Mr. and Mine. Demoicst. Tho liili
displ.iy of novelties tillered in Dcmor
eet'a Monthly would sccjto be enough
to scenic a circnlalbsWcii nt to sat
isly its publishers, but in addition we
see they propose to give a v cry large
and fine engraving lo each subacriln-r,
valued nl $10, Tho engraving aloue
would make a veryappropriato Holi
day or Birthday Gift ; but when added
to the cosily picture tho host parlor
imigozluo is included, to bo a monthly
remiudaro, the feeling of the give,
them is certainly no bettor way oft
nvesting J. .Address JJtmorttVa
Monthly, 838 Broadway, N. Y.
Pout'.akd contains ninc-tentlis of
tho nssessed property iu- Miiltuomali
county, aud one-sixth of the whole
Stat.
Oregon Railroad.
A combination of the California and
to.Tftrgou railroad with tho Vu1a mil-
to'ronilf thus forming a eonnecllon
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irom itt.sevi.ic, mu ji.nc.im.
llin Itinrtllfflll lOMfl llflfl 1)1011 LlU'lV ,
' Pncillo lailroad, ns rerpureil ny me
franchise, and nlso to withdraw nil the
railiuml hind from tho maiket by Iho
completion of GO miles of load to
Chico. Articles of iuciirpntnlioii l
I he i-ni-iliinntloli Imvu L'eell lileil in Hie
ou ninimiiiimu .....u .. . -
j office- ol tho Seeietary of Slate; lei in
of cxisteiico fill years; toad to extend
fiom Roscvillu Into the State ol Oio-
gou; eapital slock 810,000,000; luisitli
of mad in Calilon.ia:il:l miles, whicn
looks like following the Elliot silivey,
ns it is about the di-tance tin the siir-
veyed loulo tiiiough Saeraiinulo and
Shtstn Valleys. Tho Directors aro
I.elaiid Slauford, C. P. Ktiiiliiiglou,
Matk Hopkins, Charles Crooker, E. It.
Cio.ker, I-:. II. Miller, Jr., nnd A. P.
Stanford As it will be two yeais again
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llfiun- lliu lir.xt jji-;iiiiiuir iiirvu, "-
baiiiy ll would no wen m secure uie
piiviledge of voting nid to a iiiilio.nl
company, to pass thnuigh tho western
pail f thu county, if uecesary.
Tut: Itailiotd Coiiiiulsloner uvnin-
Iiit-.l llolliidiivVioail. on hislThiirsdav.
aid it is understood tint their icport
will be lav oiable. ..
. .Ill
An iiMempl was mule, lately, 'v
some villainous wtetch, to hum the
new iairoad bridge over the Claeka
mis river. ,A liru was built under the
wood work, but foi Innately did noma
terial damage.
Gcouiu: D. PncMii'i; ilinl,-ni Louis
ville. Ky mi the 'Jl'th innt.,ol'rlicnai:if
ism ol the heart.
NiiTiiArnol Meek, who killed Jacob
Smith, of Hillsbom, has vet bei u foiiti I.
The pievailing Iinpietli-ii is thai Miek I
1 r '
isMiiuewheio in thu mountains to until
the coast.
Tenneuro Folitici.
A friend under date of lib Decem
ber, scuds us tho following bom Nash
ville: Sr.vii: Politics Mill continue badly
mi Ved, and very little can be snroii-i'il
regarding thu iclativo strcujtli of pir
tics till the tdeetiou lor delegile In
the Coii-tiliitinii.il Couviuiioo, which
election will iiccurtiiithiidSituril.lv
in Diecmber. The ptobiliiliiics are
thit the Itepiiblieans will unite in up
polling libeial melt, in fivnrol neuro
siillragi', where they nnt imt sluing i
n v .1 ! , I "r"' . I T,,,! i'l""t.iiion of ,atfH fro,,, tho
paiiy vvhieli elected Jiidiii' Cooper In I ... , . , r ,, ., ,
the I'nited Slnles Senate, in opp.hio I "'"-,-nm. il'l'- f'" Hr.iwl, and
to Andy Johnson, eoinli'ni.s the liberal "tl"'' eottimodities from thu tmpics, is
nun olthe CotiMivntite patty mil the , known to biing tin- gurins of disutie,
Uepul.licius. The... was aprotiacied chi.lly fevers, which mo sonieiimes
struggle in the l.i-gis alum to rest, el ...... .,: .i . . .
the ...l.nb,r ..fd-leMtes to filly, so ftM ve.y ullimtingnnil Intil. Avku's Anuu
to pruvent Andy Johnson eh-ciioiiti. Cl'ui: ''""'"'s the liver to exeieto
tho coi.vctiiii.il, it being well known i '' genus Irom the system as (-fleet
that ho would be.bfeale I it uoniprlh-d 'nallvas it does the m'iismatio poison
;:.s ttx&jzt'A, ,t: !;.-: ?- ;",";'- -
led in his county. Alter much wian-- "or'U iii'ible piotec'.iou to sieve
lintr, , Iho matlef was c"inpioinl.i-. ?y 'doles and others whoso occupations
making the number ol deleirute seven 'expose them to these dangerous in fee
ty-jive iu.tead ..I ono hun.lred. as the ' tio,,s ; ami we hope to render them n
bill first t-untmiip mud." It s wi tirob ' .i i. . .- , .,
nblv enable And v to "gel.. llee " ' , n'"ldo s,rv,,t. , ., ., ,,
Tiik Coi.iihi:ii'.M.vn it is num. .,,.. ,iriim.iti.iu. Aeio lor JJennutch.
t nil i flint m nitit.ti it Ttl... I I
...... ...... ., .,,..,.., ,,, ,, ,m. vim. ur ll-
tivcs who will favor coloie.l sulbag.- in '
lhoeiiuvciitii.il, will oppo-o . M'-ndii." '
tlm light lo hoi I i.lliee, iin-l -here i0
mi. louuioiiy lie n strong party who
win iinju tlio ilis'r.iiieliiMinent of i
tlm
coio.c.i man. iho 1-ilicci.ti Ameiid
in. nt was ileli'.ilcd in thu Tennessee
Legishturi) by an overwhelinlii-.' tntjo
iil tho vote Mantling 67 to 'J but
this was not a test volenti c .loivd suf
frage, but wa mi expression ol the
Mouse on the question nf .States ri-.-hts,
Tho Deinoeiatiu piny ofTouties.oo in
eludes tlie entire ex rebel dement, nod
the men who fought under Loo ami
Johnson aro as linn believeta in tho
doctiiue ol State ii'htsiim secession
today, an they wero on tho 21st nf
July, 1801. Tho "oiigitml Union m-n"
n tho .Statu L.-gishiture, who now nlli
linto Willi tho Conservative party, dtnu
not vote lor the Filleenth Aim-mliueut
beeauso to ( 0 would bo to aria v
theinsolves in t.)poiiion Intheex rebel
element which holds tin. I...I,..., r
power in Ihe Do ciatiu piny. ()
f.iet these poor, timid souls aro 'on tin-j
itorns oi a illiemnvi. They mo looked
upon as traitors to the Conl.-d..rato
cause, and will only bo tiiMed by the
Confederates whilo they are able to
mako themselves; useful, and they have
liosyuipnthytioinHepublh-ans, beeauso
;Siph"oij;X'"i:i:os!:,i;!:n
"ill, probably, couiinut' with the Deiii.
oorallu pari v. nm Himoni'ii ...m
oppose eoloied sufbage, but they will
not be able lo prevent its ineorpoiatioii
in tho now constitution.
tamjy .you're a pig,"i, n fi(ther
to his lm ft, live-yearohl. "Now. do
voti know what a pig is Lenny ?
Yes, sir; a pig' a hog's little boy,"
mi or tout orncra
tti omscoxv
( A,,liriIf
lt,.k.-rUiy.
INiiu- It inch,
linker County
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Iliiiiviisville,
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sjilv-rinn,
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Virnini,
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Sptliirirllle.
Polk
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IliUlviiike,
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Mil tin. in- I'ctki.
i
59'" H y"" wish the very beat C.vn
,VKr PiMnniiuvi'ii-". von must call on
U DLKY A HUI.OFriON,42D Mont
K"ll,l'l'y "ireet, &an I-rancisoo.
WIM,IAM DAVIDSON,
Offlcc, No. 04 tUONT STIlKUT.
A.IJ.il.ilnjTlr'Mili Onice, Portland, Oregon.
SI'KCl.ir, COLLECTOR OF CLAIMS.
Account. Nutes, It.iinl.. Drufis. ion) Mi-rcnn-lllo
Uliilm of rn-ry ilt'crlpllun llirniilimil
On-Koti Mini llii-Ti-rrllnrlis., Wll.l, III! M.IK
V -SI'IX'I.M.TVANI) I'UOMl'TI.Y Cdl..
I.KUTKI), n m-ll ns tvlll. niluo ri'j.'sri to rcnif
'my In nil l.ifliici miili-m lnlrn-lnl in hi
cure. Hint llic prucetils pnlil unr uiiicliilly.
IlEAf. K STATIC DBAI.KII.
3EMrii ULillor.
V: 'V'.f ,,'"'' ." cull lie- iitiniiliiii ..f .Ii..
' pitlillc In tli. Im.it ct-li-liraicl mi. r.tiil.il
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l.v r.-r laln. Ull ,,.., r..c, iy s,,t. mv.llclnu e n-t.
la Hi" IU...I klllmll mi',.. "sii'ueuu
WH NUMAIKU COMPLAINT,
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y Hi" imiivi- u.tlrii1,8 '," o'l'i'Mt re.1
liiwcS l" B1 fcn-lrt.Wiita la
A SURE REMEDY.
B '1-0 by I.L DHUGGISTB.
idrolm
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NEW TO-DAY.
fiGRAHD LUNCH
it tin
RAILROAD SALOON,
0
NEW YEAR'S DAY,
At 8 o'clock, J'. M.
CHEAP FOR CASH!
C3r. ISL.ciro'wsisj.,
HWINtl JUSI'OI'KNKl) A LAU0B
stuck nf
Staplo Croccrios,
t nit
nnioic STonu,
Ctitiur nr C.lllnriilu uini Oirgnn Sltetl,
OtTox'm Tlt'Knlxm,
KucS n late nut Uvn oirind ln-fure it Jack
sou wile.
Till- slclc U rri-li ni .1 of (lie 11 ninllij,
m.ilCA-Jll piilvli.if.-rs will Uu Hill In t on
Inn.
OTAPLC PRODUOE
Tnkvn In ii.li.iNpi- lor ( Hindi,
thctinl r li, tSi:3.-3in
JAMES T. GLENN,
I) I' M.IK IV
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
CAI.IKOKXIA STUKirr,
JACKSONVILLC, OREGON.
XEIIf FIII.11. Mill'
(iOODS
Ala
IXteW PKIOJES!"
LOW PRICES WILL WIN !
'IMIK AHOVK NA.MKD FlltM
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mnl tin- nii.ic c ti tttlljr. ll.itt Itie) urr nuw
n-C'-iviiiv itn.l iiH-iilii xttj UfgB tint n-tri.-lti'sliivk
f
STAPLE DRY O00D8,
READY MADE CL0TUINO,
HATS AND CAPS,
CALIFORNIA AND SALEM
CLOTHS,
hi.a.vki:th,
moop ski uts
KTC, KTC.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladlei', UUws' nnd Children' Shoe.
ftgr V lnvr. also, In rniint'Cllui wlib -tgn
CQr tin' iilniyi'. it vrtyiiif Mini S
SiSf" f.xiinlve liiknf efinlee
f3r IJroi-i-rl.,llitr.Uiiri-, t
ttfiy (J.i.-i nwiiri-. Ot
tiHr ()l.i. iBi
fiSr wure.CiiiVry. -vS
t$y- ,nt.iUii.i..O!l!Mtsi. -t9
Crjr-Wln.lfiw ). Noils. Iri'hTfi
tt$r H.i.1 H'rel. Cit't nn.l Rti-el -
lr I'lnws, U'noiliii Hilt) Wlllaw ware, lit
V itrs rsi.U in II Miitililntt la nir llnt
Hip I.OlVrwnA'MI I'UUIIm Prr'oIiwIhlmt
In l.urt"""!. will nml It cres.ll In Ihflr !
mtilNi!. lii.'xnmtni' ovir slock Iwfnrs purclii--lint
.-ln-wlii-pi, wcfirn itirrmlnsd nottob
nii'l'riiM li nnv linni- In Jnrk"ii cnmily.
!lr' ui rail, nniT His., jmlirs iMjenmlf
nit to our eiip.icllr to fiirnMi pntMlt n il-ntr.
JAMKS T. OI.KNN.
Jckitinllle. DfttmU'r 23, HfJ.-l'
VH A NCO A .11 Kit IC AN
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
OITOSITU THE
Odd Fellow's Hall,
Jui'kionville, Oreeon.
Travelers nml renliKitt li.uriler' lll (lml
MADAME GILFOYLES
BDDS AIWD BEDDDfO
I'luceil In Hnl clnss nnli-r. itml In rvsry
vVmjt iiii-riiir In miy In llil ntllmt, u '
uiiiiiirti.il hy miy In ilieSlalc
HER RIIIIMS ARE SE1VLV FLBSISHEP,
A'hI I'lMllfiil iitiil,v nf tlm Im-sI oferrry
il.litlt Uiu murki't iitlnnli ull be oU-
liilneil fnr
HER TABLE.
Ilrimfipr. Iior llniixt trill I krpt opn ll
ii'k'.I, nti'l q I'iri- m.'iil' eitn Is hA hi n I'"1
tlirnuiib HihuIiiIiI, 0)lir in inrtl In rvrry
t)-, liinclii-s do lo Is- Iniil, Mtitit" pitiwnif'i
mnl iill.-r". i.Hl lui nl nlulii. run lntp !
tfixi'l tin-, Imt HH'uU, nml jjocxl Udmt ibuuboie
rilauiiiil.
No troii'iln ttlll lpitnl lo .lei rv Ihf pt
rmmit.. of tint truu'liiig m well m the prm
uciit coint.iutilljr. '
Jtckeoovlllo, Dto.25, 189, If
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