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papers frcm the office, or rsmoring and lea viae them a
called for. Is prima fade evidence of Intentional tread.
0. The postmaster who neglects to gfre legal notice of
the neglect of a person to take from the offlce the news
paper addressed to him. Is liable to the publisher for the
subscription price.
ENSIGN JACKKAK'a DOG-
Enfign Jackman was an old Ver
mont farmer. Ho bad a good dog,
that for some reason born bait of bis
owner's name, being plain Jack; and
it would be no reflection on the old
man's sense if we should say the crea
ture knew half as much as he did.
Jackman once owed bis life to Jack ;
and it came about by his taking Jack
with him to his wood-lot, which was a
good way distant from his house. Al
most every da 7' daring the winter the
farmer and bis dog went off together,
always returning safely with great
loads of wood, until one afternoon, as
tbey were jogging homo ward, the sled
canted on a stone, -and the upermost
log on the load rolled off on the en.
sign's side, taking him unaware, knock
ed him down, and held him there
wedged in between the runner and a
huge boulder which almost overhung
the path.
As bo fell be instinctively shouted,
"Whoa l" to the oxen, and they stop
ped at once, then and there. If they
had started at all, the sliding load
would have been precipitated upon his
bead ; but trained and most obedient
creatures, like &11 good oxen, they
minded what was said to them, and
baited with the toppling logs ready to
roll off at the first movement. But
though they might stand there all the
afternoon, as probably "they would,
when night drew near they would go
borne. Besides there was no hope in
them.
"While this had been bappening,.Iack
bad been off careering about the woods,
hunting up hares and staiting up par
tridges, and having a most delightful
time; but now when the ensign whist
led for him, be came bounding back to
the sled-, saw what had happened, and
that he could not get at' his master, and
started for home with the speed of a
race horse.
Mother Jackman saw him coming
down the road, and he seemed to her
to be flying. His lameness did not
hinder him then. He cleared the
ground like a deer running tor his life.'
She knew that something was the mat
ter, and rushed to the door, but instead
of Stopping there be nhot past, and
kept straight on, by several bouses
and shopB, to the shoemaker's. Mean,
while Bhe caught up a shawl, and Bet
out for the woods.
Jack had evidently gone through
with some process of reasoning which
brought him to the conclusion, that it
was a case in which a woman could
not help, not even his own mistress.
And so be sped by everybody ele to
the one mau who had befriended him
He burst on into the presence ot the
shoemaker, pulled -at his shirtsleeves,
and ran to the door, whining. The
man pulled on his coat and followed.
At the grocery-store, next door, he
stopped long enough to tell the dog's
conduct; then borrowed a horse and
sleigh which stood wailing while the
owner waB making purchases, and drove
on alter Jack.
Men came out along the road until
there was quite a party on the way,
some in sleighs and some on foot.
When the old lady was overtaken, she
was picked up and conveyed along.
Jack led the way. There stood the
patient oxen in their tracko; they had
not advanced so much as one ot their
feet in all the time. And there lay the
ensign, quite insensible now, just where
be bad fallen.
A MONSTER SHIP.
The second largest iron steamer next
. to.the Great Eastern has just left a
Pennsylvaniasbipyard, within a month
or so from the launch of ber consort,
the City of "Pekin. The name of this
last splendid contribution to the Amer
ican steam marine is the City of Tokio,
which is understood to be the latest, or
at any rate, most proper came for Yed
do, which everybody knows is the
sacred city of the anoiently eivilbed
Japanese. They will noly probably,
resent the use of tbo name in this case
by even so recently civilirod a people
as the American, but rather ,4burn to
imitate The vessel which bears it, in
their restlessness to get bold of our
special material productions. So that
there will be a feeling of natistaction
all around, and even importunately
"protective" Pennsylvania may be al
lowed to clamor unrebuked for her
hersies against free trade so long as
she -will send out such floating argu
ments as this last for her view of
American prosperity and greatness.
The two ships have corns from &er
mines and workshops, so to tpeak, aeeas
likely to be the beginmag or a acw era
in the art of ship building. Hew York
may still claim the harboring and dis
patching of the greatest vessels that
touch and leave these shores, bat she
must apparently resign the sceptre rn
the domain ot conttraotion. Not till
wood returns to displace iron agin can
she hope at any rate te coeaplste by
the production of B"w raee of Niaga
ras, Adriatic, or Vaiiderbilta, with
a hat Pennsylvania, oat of her wealth
of iron and ooal. has just doae in the
eye ot the world.
KEEP YOUR MONEY AT NOME
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SOUTHERN OREGON.
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or iu rost
On Hand or Printed to Order,
ON SHORT NOTICE,
HtTisa in CHIT
POWER JOB PRESS!
THISPART OF THESTATE
We are enabled to make
A SPECIALLY
Of ach Piloting as
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BUSINESS CARDS, FANQY PLACARDS.
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ETC. ; ETC.
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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
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This space is reserved for JOHN A. BOYER,
wbo will shortly open oat a complete and
superior stock of Ueoeral Merchan
dise, etc., in Lion's Brick Bond
ing, Cal.-BL, JacksonTilk.
MEDICINAL.
OITT DaUW I BrTOMB,
JACXSOSVKLB, OsUWUT.
Prose a-lata;.
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-oris,
CXBMICALB
AC.. &C.
TOoernsawiTU
Patent Medicines,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES
Spongeo. Bruahdt, Fwrflmery,
Sckl Beoks, Statleieiy, c
Pbyileiani Pmeriptions Carefully Coaporaded.
Orders answered with rare and dispatch.
Tamers, and PhTeiaas from the country, will find oar
stock of Medicines complete, warranted genuine, and of
ue Dest 901117. jan i, Tier.
BEWAED
roBAX
iMHKtble Case!
XDR. UE KICHATT3
GOLDEN BALSAM!
Aftnrten rwV trial oatbUcout hit
jirorea ttteU tha ouij curatiTt in a o-tUin clwa
of aUnt prononnoed bymtdiCTl iiactiUos.
artMiacunble.
Or.LsIIchn'sGGLllEHBiLSllKo.l
cttrec Cotncre first and rtrond alaces. Soreaon
!w Ltgi or Ilodj: Bars Ear. Eca,hcac, c.
Coppcr-colon-d BMche. EjphUlUo fttirrh,
Dlaeaaud Scalp, and all priauary forma of tbe
dlaeaaa knovn aa Bjpllilla. PrttCalSpirbot.
Uo.ortwuforJJ.
Br.LRictaa'3GLI3EH BALSAM Ko.2
cnrcaTerUarr, alorcsrial. fypaUillo Rbrarna,
tiam. Faina In tba Uoni a. Harkot tbo Krt k. II.
ctratcd Sara Throat, Ejphllltio Baab.Lcmpi
and Oontractsd Corda. bUSseaa of the IiiuUa,
and eradicates all diaraxs from tbesjstcin.
vhcther catuwd by lndiarrction or abura o(
taereury fcTlnit tba blood pore and beal by.
frlcc, 5 pr bottle, or two for 19.
Sr.Le fiicban's G3LDEH SP1H1SH 1H-
tldota, for tho Coro of G onnorncca, QUtt. Irrl
i.tlon. Orarol. and all Crinarj or OcalUl
EumrronsemecU. Price, SUOptr bottle.
Dr. Le KicIiaiiTs GQLDEH SFAK1SH IH-
Jfrtlon. a akh and injection fraeTrraar
o( Oonnorhcsa. Inflammatory Oleet, Btnctona,
and all diaaaaeaot Ins iidntjs and Bladder.
Mm, (1 JO per bottle.
Also AraaU forDi IX EICHATTS BOWES
TILLS tor Seminal Oakncs. Kiebt m!a
aions. Impotcncy, and all dlfceatr trialnE from
UastorbaAion and exceshiTo abuaca. rr're.tt
per bottle. Tb Ri nulne GOLEm SiuuK is
cat up only In round buttlcai.
On receipt of price, tutae mrdictnea vtll
be sent to all parte ot tha country, by exprrta
cr mall, securely packed and free from obser
vation. Sola agesta.
C. T. HICH1SS9 k 00.
lTaoleaala and Betall Srsaviata and
CtemUU. 8 W.eor.ClayfcBanasme
SDectaV Ban aTaacisco, vai.
Juuc 1, .BiJ-i -ar.
KEARNEY'S
FLUID EXTRACT BDCHU!
TEC OSLT SKOWX RIXIDT rOB
BRIGHT'S DISEASE.
And a positirs remedy for
GODT.
GBATEL.
STRICTURES.
DIABETES.
DYSPEPSIA.
DKOPST,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Noa-rstentloa or Inoontlnsaea of Urine, Irritation, In
flamautioo or Clcaratiaa of tha
BLADDER & KIDNEYS,
BPEBMATORBnEA,
Lancorrhoaa or Whites. Diseases of the Prostrate aland
Stone la the Bladder, Colculos Orarel or Brickdost
deposit and mnens or milky dlscharfsa.
KEARNEYS
EXTRACT BUCHU!
Permanently Cores all diseases of tha
BLADDEE, BUDXETS, AND BBOPSICAL
BWELLINOS,
Xxiitias; In Usn, Women and Children,
te-HO MATTER 1VBAT the AGE.-m
Prof. Steele aayc "One bottle of Kearney's fluid El
tract Bncbu is worth mora than all other Bnchus com
binsd." Price, ONE DoLLAE per bottle, or six bottles
for rtre Dollars.
Depot 104 Duane St., New York.
X Physician In attendance to answer correspondence
and aire adrlee rratia. S3- Send a stamp for namnalet.
CRAN-EBBIQH11X Wholesale agents, 8aajraa-
ciseo, cauxomia.
free.-
'TO THE
Nsrvous and Dbilitatd!
OF BOTH SEXE3.
iVo Chargt for Advict and Consultation.
DB.J.B. DYOTT.'gRADTJATEOF JEF
fenon Medical College, Philadelphia, au
thor of several valuable works, can be consult
ed on all diseases' of the Sexual or TJrinarj Or
gan! (which ha has made in especial study),
either in male or female, no Batter from what
cams originating or of how long ttaadiag. A
practice of 30 years enables him to treat di
eaeea with nccea. Caret guaranteed. Char
ge reasonable. Those at a dutasce eaa for
ward letter describing trmptoaa and toclosJag
stamp to prepay postage;. Ssaad for the Guide
ttUenbh. Price 10c J. B. DYOTT, H. D.
Phvmciaa sod Snreeon. 104 Daanj St, K. ?.
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MISICOT3. vevf
PA NTS,
$118
CLAIM COLLECTIONS. .
B. F. lOWCJLJU,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
JACKSOMVILLV, OJLEGOX,
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BOUJITZES, PWfSIOMSs,
Arrears of Vj
Pmt Monty, Pay or Bona, Stomioatt and othrr
Property but or destroyed while in the ttrnce of
the United Stela, or in Oregon or Washington
Tertitorut in 1855-6. or California Indian,
Ware and for Quartemuteri' Sioret or
Siibutenee SuppGee ratal for the Army;
and for the pmeeutim of Claimi of
all kind) ogaintt the Untied Slates.
Ordnance ami ttartTsnaters ArfonaTe AM
Jaalest. and CerttSrateenf "Son.Iudebtedueee
Fracareo br Dtacriararrd OSUcra.
BOUKUES,
All Toldiers who served ttrp years or more
during the rebellion, or were diKharged by
reason of wounds before the cxpiratiou of two
years, and the widows and" heirs of thoce who
served, are now entitled to Bounties or $150. or
more, according to the time and length of their
enlistment or service.
By an act passed July 28. l&Sl.all soldiers
who served two years or more on one enlist
ment, or were discharged by reason of wounds
before the expiration of two years, are entitled
to additional Bounty of $50 or $100 each, ac
cording to the terms or enlistment, and the
same increased Bounty is allowed widows, pa
rent or children of soldiers who' di d in the
service, or of wounds received or dii-ease con
tracted in the service.
Under this act all soldiers or widows, child
ren or parents of deceased soldiers, wbo receiv
ed any -Bounty prior to July 28. lf6fi, are enti
tled to $50 or $100 increased Bounty.
PEA'SIOXS.
Widows. The widows, children, or if no
wiuows or cnuaren. tne denendent fathers or
mothers, or brothers eir sisters under 16 years
of age. of officers, soldiers, seamen or marines,
of the late wsr. nho bare been killed, or hare
died ot wound" received or disease contracted
in the line of duty, are entitled to Penunns.
Widows are entitled to additional pensions of
eacu per momn lor eacn child or the de-cea-ed
soldier under 16 years of age. All wid
ows pensioned prior .to August 1st. 1866. and
having children aa above, are entitled to'iu-crea--d
Pensions.
IxvaUm. All offlcero. soldiers, seamen or
marines, who have beeu'in service during the
late war, or previous thereto, wbo are disabled
iu any degree from manual labor, by reawu of
wumiui receiveour aipease contracted in tne
service and in the liue of duty, are entitled to
Invalid Pensious.
By an act passed Juue 8. 18f!fi, Pension are
lucraatcd to 515, J -o or $i.t per month, accord
ing to the extent of the dii-abiliiy. where the
pensioners have lost one or bollr hand or feet.
or coin eyes, or are otherwise so disubted as to
b incapacitated from performing any nuuonl
labor.
OFFICEIIS' EXTRA PAT.
All Commissioned Officers of the Army who
were in rervice March 3d. 1865. and were mus
tered oat at their own request", or otherwise
honorably discharged after April 9lb, 1865, are
eniiueu to turce mouia extra pay.
CLAIMS FOR HORSES AND OTHER PROP
' EUTY.
Claims of officers or soldiers for loat horses
are paid where the horses were lo?t by leing
captured by the enemy, or killed in battle, or
died of wounds received in Iwttle; or being
wounded were abandoned by order of superior
officers and lost; or by death or abandonment
because of the unavoidable danger of the sea
when on board a U. S transport vessel; or by
reasoo of the U S. having failed to suduIt any
transportation for the horses, and the ownors
were compelled, by orders from their command
ing officers to embark and leave them: or in
consequence of the U. S. having failed to sup
ply outocient forage; or beeause the riders were
dismounted and separated from their horses,
and ordered to do duty on foot at stations de
tached frum their burses: or when the officers in
immediate command ordered the horses turned
out to grate in the woods, prairies or commons,
because the U. S. failed to supply sufficient for
aire, and the losses were in conseaueuce thereof.
Also for all necessary equipage lost in conse
quence or toe losses as above.
All poreons other tbau officer! or soldiers,
wbo have lost or sustained damages to horw,
equipments, boats, wagons, harness. Ac., while
such property was In the service of the United
States, either by impressment or coutract; also
all loyal citizens of States or parts of States
not in rebellion wbo have furnished horses or
mules, lumber, wood, wagons, beef. pork, corn,
fodder, or any other kind of Quartermasters'
stores or Subsistence supplies for the army of
toe u. o.. or had any eucn stores or supplies
taken for the nse of the army, can obtain com
pensation for the tame.
CERTIFICATES OF SOy-LYDEBTEDA'ESS.
No discharged commissioned officer can ob
tain the arrears of pay due him at bis discbarge
without a certificate that he Is not indebted to
the United States, and such certificate will not
be issued nntil all his accounts for Ordnance
and Quartermasters.' stores, and other -property
lor which he may have been accountable, are
settled in the proper offices, and certificates of
such settle ments, or of his nou-accouutability,
procured. .
I also prosecute claims for Arrears of Pay
and Pensions, Prize Money, Commutation of
BatlonfgVrhile prisoners of war. Indemnity for
Lost Clothing. Restoration of Suspended Pen
sions, Duplicate Land Warrants. Land Patents
and Treasury Certificates, and all other classes
of Government Claims.
All Pensions and Bounty and other claims
are paid by drafts or certificates, payable to the
order of the claimant. No sale or transfer of
a claim wilt be recognized, or money paid upon
It, except on authority given by the claimant
after the draft or certificate U issued , and In his
potMBalon. .
I will be pleased to correspond with those
who are engaged, or desire to engage, in obtain
ing such claims, and also other claims, against
the United States. I will send them all neces
sary form and instructions, and: keep them ad
vised of laws sad decisions relating to claims,
and my fees on such claims will be bat one-half
the fees charged claimants.
I refer if Members of Congress, Officers of
the Government, and others fbo hive resided
in Oregon or Washington during the last 20 or
more vears.
6 B. F. DOWELL.
Jeeiwfcvlils, Orejoa, Sor I9.B17S.
MISUELLANKOOS.
J. B. WH1IL... ALXX. MAKIDi
WHITE & Niimr
SEJtESa IX
GEHEEAL MEfiCHAHDISE
"Fireyroof Brick,
CALl0rriA STREET, JACKSONVILLE,
WX HATM IX STORE OK A Hi II? CONSTANT
receipt of 6Tsry description of guod. in our list,
sat, out stod tn .toU m cheap Roods as My oUur htm
in nofM iuTr tmicj. varssuct. wui tuvys u&brac
foil sstsortment of
STAPLE DRY GOODS
latest and moat fashlonatle stiles of
Ready Mad Clothing,
t . BATS ANI CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
A full .toes, of
LADIES'
MISSES JCXD
CHILDREN'S
SHOES,
AaompleleUfteof
CaliibrBM aad Salem Clotks,
BLANKETS, ETC.
We also keep a very large stock of
GROCERIES,
Hardware,
Naiis,
Qut-ensware,
U'asware,
Cntlery,
Paints and Oils,
Winduw Glass,
Iron,
Steel,
Gwt and Steel Plows,
Wooden Ware,
Willow Ware.
We sell ererjlhlDg In our house at tha
LOWEST GASH PRICES!
And are-confident we can make it.of adrantage to ptrr
' CLasers to giro n a tall and
SEE FOR THEaiSELVES.
' elSatnf
John Bilges,
iiuia iir. voaxca m
Tin, Sheet Iron!
COPPER,
LEAD UK ASS,
An J Imjjorterof
B
FARM I ITO
MPLEttEMS,
MACHINES,
Anddealet In
Cigars, Tobacco
v LIQUOKS.
OUOCEIUKS, KU.,
California St.. bet.
Oregon and Third Stl
6
J At KMJ.X V1LI.E.
IV on hand ai asortmnt
of tbe best goods as abuTe,
iucludlng pumps, notzles.
nam ware ana nails of avery
kind and siae, all aorta of
painters' stock, wooden and
willow ware, shot, powder,
blacksmiths, carpenters' A
miners' tools, of all kinds,
every variety oi
Laomcultdbal
R.
IJirLEMESIS,
Conslstine of
Cast Iron and Sire! Plows, Self Sharpening
Feed Cutlers, Canldrons and Iron U ash
Kettles. Cultivators. Whielbarrows,
PA510B, niUTINO AND
COOKING STOVES.
Always on hand, of assorted sixes, plain and fancy, of tbe
latest fuel earing plans. All tbe furniture Is connected
with those stores and Is warranted durable and perfect.
All articles sold or manufactured by him
saAkXe Warrantod.
Ilii work U made of the best material and f tb choicest
patterns. Orders attended to with dispatch, and filFtd
according to directions. lie will always sell at
LOUT PRICES FOR CASH.
Can sod azarnlaa bla stock before maUn; purchases,
dee 27, 187311
PHOTOORAPHYl)
. PETEa BRUT,
paiagraplsic friist
JsekioflTillt, Ortgon.
AMBROTYPES,
PHOTOQRAPH3.
OARTESDE VISITE.
son a
The Very Finest Style of the Art-
PICTURES REDUCED, OK ENLa&OED
TC UTC SIZE.
IVetice
era mminiT OIYZW THAT i HATE APPOISTEI1
a JAJIES W. CHVTVIIKR my agent to attend ta
sUumiiassij business rinrlnr. my sNrnrt In tbn Test I
base also placed my notes asd accounts In the hands of
II, xullAnaA, sq., lor cwieciion. s-aruoe uiierseiea
watthetaseire..
JaeVr-infi'e, O-orrl J. J6T3-tf .
PROSPECTUSES.
1874 Prespcctis Serenth Year.
THE AL D I N E .
AnlUntrst4'ath7JonrnsJ,nniTfnallr'mnts4 to
b tlav laaodjourst priodicaJ la tha world.
A rvprtxMOtaiiTa said
Champioa of Asuericaa Taste
2ftt for &ile in Book or Xttc$ Store
TnB ALDINK.WHILK ISStJKD WTin ALL THE
rcgulanlr, tar none of the temporary or timely
Inurtwt characteristic ot ordinary periodicals. It Is an
ltTTWit aulscellaiiy wf purt. Ught and pace fill literature;
knd a rUectiun ot plctnia. tbo rarest peclmens of art
Utlc.kJU, in tlacliaivl wait.. Altbouft. each sacftmUnr
nantlser aiKirds a ttrth plcira to Its frleuds, tba real
raltM and teanty of Thi Autivi will bo most apprectattHl
after It ha bean btxttvl np at tha ck of the yar. lh
pOMaavr of a complete Tolnme tanoot dnplicaie- tlt quan
tltvtaf flne paper and engravings In any other shape or
nnmfler of Tulomes fur ten times Its cost; and then there4'
are the cbxomoa. besides t
An Department, 1874
The llln'tratlon of Tns Autushave won n world-wide
reputation. Thecoaimimpiejudicein fivor of the
-steeI plate" la raptdly yielding to a mere edncatM and1
discriminating ta-ttwhicl) recoeiiiet the edfantaKM of
superior artistic quality with greater facility of pruduc
tim. The wood cuUof this pntllcatlon pus all the
dUcacy and elaborate finish of th most costly steel plaar
while Tuey afford a belter rendering of the artist's orfjri
naL To folly realize the wondetful work which TUB
ALDINK Is oVing for the cause of tut culture In Anierictv
It Is only necMary lo consider the cost to the people of
any ether decent representations of the productions of
great painters-
The quarterly tinted pUtstl tor 1874 Till be by Thomas
Uoraa and J. U. Woirlward.
Tne Christmas Issue for 1874 will contain special d
Ifrns appropriate lo the season, by oar best artUts, and
will surpass In attractions any of Its preleoessora.
Premiums lor 1874
Every subscriber to THE ALDINE fur the jrar 174
will receive a pair of Chrcnioe. The original picture
were paloted In oil for the publishers of this roagsxioe,
by Tbotuas Muran, wbe sireat Colorado picture was
purchased by Congress f r tlO,WX). The snhfects were
chosen to represent The East" and The IVcst." One it
avtewjotbe WhWrn M.antlns, .ew Hampshire; the
ether givea The Cliffs of Green Kiver. Wyoming Territo
ry. The presentation of a worthy example of America's
greatest landscapa painter tt the sulcriters of Tllstf
AL01?tKw a a btsld but peculiarly hnppy Idea, and its
successful realization Is t tested by the MlowInstestUno
nial, over the signature of Mr. Mursn himself i
ISkwakk, N, J, Sept. 20, 1873.
Messrs. Jamt Sutton A Co- Ueitlmen 1 1 am delight
ed with the pruofs in oulor of yur rbroraos Tbey are
wotsdrrfullv surcosttful reDrescntatlous bT mechanical nra
cess of the original paint tugs.
very respectrr, TIIOS. MOHAN
These chroaioe ace iu ever sense American. Tlieyar
by in orliclnsl American prr.i-eM, with material of A mer
lean manufacture, from designs of American scenery by
an American painter, and presented to ubicriber to the
first American Art Journal. Persons of taste will prize
these pic ures tor themselves tutt for the prlre they did
or did nut cost, and will appreciate the rateririee tha,
renders their distilbutlvii possible.
If aey subscriber snonld Indicate a preference for a fig
UTe sulject, the prblieqers will end ThuUhts of Home,
a new and beantifiil chrotno III JO Inches, representing
little Italian ezile whoso speaking eyes betray the Ion g
lags of hi heart.
TEEMS.
S5 per annum, in advance, with Chromns Tree
For 50 CENTS EX lit A. the Cliromna will be
sent, mounted, Tarnisbtd. and
iir-paid. liy mail.
THE ALDINE will, hereafter, be obtainable vol? by
lulnrriptlon. Tb re will be u retlnee4 r elub rste; ceta
lor snbecrtptiob aa,t be sent to the vablisbers tllrrel, nr
bamleil to tbetuealeativasser, wltlnmt repDSibilltr to
tbe publishers, except Id eajee wrbere tbe certllloite Is
Klten. bearing tbelM siroile signature of Jasuies button
A Cuoipbny.
Canvaaaers Wanted.
Any persoa wbhlns; to set permanently as a l.tcal ean
eauisc will receive full and prompt Infuini.K'ii by sppl
lug to J AS. sCI T(l A. t O, rubllahers,
A8 Mnid'-n Imiw. .Nru York.
WORTH AND BEAUTY!
WOOD'S
HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
AID TBI "cnRGMQ
v YO SEMITE.
TTTTATlXa CONTROL Of THE MAONIHtTKNT 0IH
.Ci. Chromo "YOSLMITK," we are able to offer acum
bination of literary and artUtlr wtftk of icennlno worthy
and at prices unprecedentoL Tide flne ropy of a piece vf
Natora's gri.deit work U not presented In the usuallhn
ited style its dimensions, 11x20, niaJiiag a picture of a
very desirable size. In list If
AN ORNAMENT TCJHE ROOM.
Graced by its preeenee. But lVw copies of this besutlfts
Chromo 1I1 be allowed to gu to tbe retail stores, aa
these will be sold at their
Actual Itetnll Price. $0,
While If ordered In connection with cur mugailne, botlV
will be furnished fur SX GO As a premium, thv
picture nuiy be ubtaiiird by sending us two subscription
for the Msfrazlne at II esch, or by subscribing for tha
Matcattne two years In adrance. at $1 per tnnnro.
Address FOOD'S H0UdEU0LI 3IAOZINE,
S. K. SIIUTK3. Publuher. Newburgh.X. V.
LTVKnY STABLES.
UNION LIVERY
SALE AND fad EXCHANGE
lSEE,
Corner of 4th and California Sts.,
JACKSONVILLE, OEEOOK.
KUBLI i WILSON, PIlOPRlErORS.
mllE PROPRIETORS HATE TOLLT
JL rebuilt and refitted the above veil j
t
known establishment, and have maile ex.
teeslee and comfortable additions there-
to. We bare the Terr best horses, bnnnes sn.1 Urery
turnouts of all kinds. Our stock of roadsters cannot be
excelled In the State.
Horses Boarded
On reasonable terms, and the best of care end attention
bestowed upon them while nnder their charge. Also
Horses Bought and Sold.
We are sstbSed that we ean gtea satisfaction, and wit
ruarantee tbo same. W Itn tnis imnreesion we nave no
n we nave nc
foct 16
hesitation in solicltlnc patronaze.
EXCELSIOR
LIVER X 3ft ASD FEED
3 T A.12XaS .
Comer of
Obmok ad Oaiipobsia Sw., Jacxso.itillx
ItAZIIffZZffG at ZSS
W.MASSK50.J ProprUton. B.MH
rn TB EESPECirCLLT ISTORM TIIE PCBLI
W that wa ham a fine stock of
Horses, Busies and Carriases,
And we are prepared to furnlfh our patrons and the pub
llo generally with.
Fine TunaOeita
As can be had on tba Padio coast. EaJJls horses hired,
to go to any part of the country.
Animals BeHElnt aHd Sold.
Horses broke to work-single or double. ITorsiw boarod
and the best of care bestowed upon them while In our
chsrge. X liberal share of tha public patronage Is so.
Uritiri en reer-ntW- tersur Jnly 1 J, leTttf
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