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Newspaper Page Text1 I ffEORtGON "SENTINEL e raltcate'rState CbkTeBiioa. ltt a SSU fc2 af gfc.'Repalic-n Stoto JJjnJentioa isi hereby oil!iaHnit;SliIetn onJVednVsday, April !i ara!!S.S-Sw'py tTwjrTT Tr.-J "? . '- ---w - 1 ge - rar Bfcelectioa fnext J une. Tbe ftwfcRaWjtiwgjg io November, 1878,'jsJftkeo as tbe,basi -for the represents Xien ia this convention one delegate from each "-to. Jv.- t.i-J J A. ' , , eonnty for.evcry ope hundred votes and every fraction of City or over jvbich will 'give . tbe foTIowinj representation: lfir.??.'? Jfttfa -teees. . ,T.i ..., . o )- iu m .. n Linn..... ........ -15 --ejacksraas . . , 1 0 Mnltucrmob.i. ..J. 22 rnk. - -b Maron ...... ...". la C!tlop1Lt?.V,.4.':?;5 la GetaablaVl .s J -Ci .3 PoHciV?.vA.. ..". 7 Tilamookji.t. jg-Corry. .. . jr . . Union.. .,,..., , 5 :: 6 J 6 u mat uii . , -, GHAfA('..LCi Woscb.. Washing Wajhmijopj t. . 1C. 8 Yamhill. ...TIT..! 9j L'eZ, i fi.C,f 'I 8 n' aw.u. ... 1 .vm .committee recommends that .precinct. TPly.'conventions'on the 6 th day of April, unless otherwise ordered by coonty commjtteen. . David Uoodskw., Ch n. 'WVCJiRKT'JoriKsoN, See". 5 Ace x 1 v.J ;.. . 1 . . . Thebllowing T)ill wiis introduced Juy Senafor.Mitdhell, in the Senate, terP.J 3$?1 e1!8 importance XUScUonjoTjyioutOjall: H To deduce thai cost.ofmail -sor-w.vicot)dithoLEacific coasts 1 -"BfWheteas; J)y3rdasoii''of, unavoid JablordefehtionTD& the -iinarls 'in the TarWeit during tho month of 'anuarylas-by'-whfch letters m'ail- VU lil blJU kJlULCS Ul UIllUllllf UiV w.Son'S?dJNevaaH,a1nd iniho" Territo- iriesrf jWasbiocton and Idaho, and ..aduressed totheTostOfeco Depart fin ItlnnUttivtMi f 'i T- fvi, 45tuo$auied1iuTtrausit.,rom seovn to sjCfJUsyA' ftn .by eiion, thereof- 5t-"wHous, proposals, of persop tjesid-T: ing in said States and Territories for -cSrfyimftbo UnitedVStates w ..mwj i iai Qini-ft;o-nnr-nrgirn nr rnn j, Poatj.Ofnce I)epartmeut until after t tbalime fiiei- within which "bids nit riiould-be -filed twithrthBoa Second !o tLSsi&taHt PostmastorjjSeneral; jxud, 41 ioVCboreas;. Ino proposals, for; mai sai4or,viceiiu thoseStotes aBdCrri4 t6'rieshavo yefc:been openodiby thef -t-mjosi umco'jLopariment: uncreiore, as 3nf reucted- Fy th'e ISonalee and J? House;":rifKepfesgntativesi of- the ress asonibTeu, That JtKe time for' 7 receiving and filing"" proposal's for -. .mail seryico .with, fhe Second As- 1o &Bhtant postmaster General1' under So .(the irecent,call for proposals uf the ajKpst jQffice Department, of date Ji v-L 1 . . so for as delates to 3niail-routes in the States.of ,Califor- g5fqia,-0regon.i and Nevada and the-J Bd To'rriforiesliof "Washingtonir and( " IdahOj'beektendednfor terirdays from and after" the dateof'ibo ap-TBr-pfovi.oC this, act. tj j L it- W Atfirh IrilUwent'lto :thaa?rc6idnt, -'Moh' thV28tli -uKJand was vetoed Tjy "liimf bu-Coiigresi passed i' over T hisvetoTtfe5 'vo'te'in Ihonouse 6tood,i96f'andi 73 'against. Li ,.tho Senate it also'passcd by n two U mAl0-. mS - Sen tii fc5r-?vc"9U 9n Sargent and Con fceetgressman DaviB of;Cahfornia voted BXtOj8ustain-the veto ofUuj President' qd whilo all the remaining Pacific 1ft I .... .A..t . . C ntw,coasbrepreseutatives; voted to over ride. n, LM ' V- - w :qvChicagb -"2Vnifts: "Perhaps one tbFthese'days-J. -Madwan e-lls'vil! J ,:Maie? aifd feitting'Boll will .be hhrig; JahcP Ch'gley" Ross wi be' found'aud vit to ,.ri9Srz!an fa5' Go0"!0 "will'lsill, one another in a duel, and. Jtutlier- ..ford'BrJIayes-WTlrrcstKn, and Sam- and "abolished. hauP0LWs' Ho married, tzi e!4ho,county board will b3' W-crhen.tho distracted country -'will 'B Kbw'tt'he4jlcssing3.'offpeace." . - j.rw ifcJJOur jieighboc asnietakeujn sup-' 40 oo-ipbsiug that tvo sapologize. for Mr. Blaine. He needs no avJologist." xfxSilfc?.tP?8tb-3ay The peer of" any Jo tjraaiiin.theSonato, unsmirched by sJmwraim'ilouse of Bepresenta- 3t M ;bv!a8.tHlv'1 mere ruprusuut me vtff JrtsJJH10 " debarrejl, by JSl7tiISStiPvJWl,1. ' Congregafliwrfaaedio reduco tithe tax on distilled spirits. Our Mining Iu.Iustrj'. JF- ir After several years ,of Almost Mp t &P fry tJ complete stngnntionSthe; mining in dustry of Southeruiregoirhas as sume'cl a new shape audHs daily showing increased signs of acti vi ty? Repeated seasons of drought had discouraged those who clung to . m. . winter, xtie inmost complete worn- water had heeti. omjeSTjKorf and inexpensive ditches, had driv en our raining population itito oth er fields or otlifer5 pursuits.' -Ttf fact our' hills and coTches vereecholess iid the "honest ''mirier save 'as i-?Ci represented, someiyhattuo.ubtfullyt oy 111s umucse oromer, iast oocom itig a myth.. It jvas knowjithat ex tensive, bauks of auriferous gravel exieted throughout this aud.Joaeph ine 'counties, but who was to" test their' richness? The old miners had ample faith -but no money, the merchants plenty of money buttio faith, and the gravel -banks grew mossy and the dream of tho prospec- tor'w'as over. Xearly every mining locality in California had at one' time "this same experience"; Ca'pi stal however liad conic foheaid of the miner. It wa3, the lamp' of Alladdin that lit up the unknown regions beneath her moautain3 the goldeu ikey 'that jinlockod the treasuro VfiuHs:that. would. have rd- sistedlfsrever tho djvidod eftbrts of a individual labor.'The firstimport nnb investment made in Southern. Oregon, by a'tbrefgn mining .Com pany. brought1 with it skilled min ing labor iifid ahdfl a new light1 011 miriihe-MudiHtrVs It was demon. siratedthJariatiJe alone could oven "c'orhethe obstacles that she herself bad' created aridhat larger slreams I ,of wnter under immense pressure wouiu remove mountains. It was shown .that i"ecp banks of gravol UH 1' 4jwJwcJLcojucUiaYer uo made to Day - ",;'. rv - .- ' .' t by even the, ground sluictug,. pro cess .would icjd-handsomqj-qtu.rns. mi - , , 111 "1 xno result lanat, wuiid in re.o, years j since a "giant" was somethingocca-,. fiionajly; hearjl-oivbyt9ur.niuers bu entireIyiunknown',,ttO:day ther.earo over-adczeo flofahenilsiraccessfully operated'ilfSo'Uthernr Oregon. Gap-. itafSincc'ilSfirst venture-Jhagibeeil drTftiri'gIin'vtliis directibtf arid wo only r.egrot'tlio inSbiiit'b'f our own citizens to 6ecure advantages that must inevliably slip'fhrough their fingers, but we can only congratu1- Jate those whohavo been Migacious enough to invest in our mines. We Jiear of several choice .locations of mincnu jajiu mat win uo piaccu on tho caarket ..during this sutymcr, aud we, confidently predict that Hvithiu tho next two j-ears .the "gold yield "1)f Jaqkson and iJosophino cbtinties will exceed thestatldard 'of tlfeir palmiest day. . In mentionincMr.. Beekman's name for Governor, the Tunes, feels assured-that ho would, not consent 'to "immolation.'' Air Be'okman is jiot a" candT9ate nor would he- be beaten if he 'were. The, people of Oregon .have opened their eyes to, tho act IJiatthej Demgcratic'2party. Yhile djvertipg their, attention to the many,8iusDf Jlepublicans else where havo been.graduully bleed ing them to death. Two hundred und eighty thousand dollars of state indebtedness under a constitutional limitation iof fifty thousand, created by UVri Demdcratic admniisiration of Oregon, ls.tm argnmchtHhatthe i . ..... ... . . people will unuerstatio, and appre ciate in Juno next. 'immoLitidii is a' good editorial word but in'cro- mation better represents the coming fate of Oregon Democracy. The discussion of the doctrine of fjiturepuuishrnent,stillgotes on ac tively. All the ministerial rifdeti ings representtijig the orthodox churches have, re-affirmed, as far as Jhej have spokou, the doctrinal statements of their standards. On January 21 the Methoidst ministers of Chicago said," Ve .take this oc casion to re-affirm our belief in tho future cudless punishment of the wicked", as. distinguished from the tJeojyJspkrjstorotioujst3 on the ouo hand, and that-oL annihilation bni tho other. TUe AdTctitnreHof Ruth Rebecca in Jacksonville. r I'oTewoio jast Deeember; (so Tier plaiotyierstoryi soep) A matron neither yiiah? nor.teni v.au' ion iwiug ner uo-e. f 0! nanghty, uanghty member .ThaLbroazht tbatmatroa.faet, In bleak and cold Dec niber To this sinful, dreadful place. That -natality noe kept poking Vlon? the !ck-l nr. WulblaodtyonnjtJioodiam'i Jiikmgi OwiJ SSFroni'iiightfallronlilidy?scaBgrgr Eveopoklnjevejigrppin&i4Dj,j Into bnslnesi not its own; Till Huth, with anger cbokiog', WiBhedberself at horns 1 1 The street) lamps brightly burning. -Had canclit.the niiitrqn' eyei i , And (jnjier1 beel adroitly tprning ! tShespied an urchin nigh.,,4l A centle street Aratjian A. nweet and precious plum. WJ10 'jnshe)" the green Arcadian ' ' Till bis sWVl Vere split with. fun.' ' - (CVby this grand illuminatiou!" '' She4 asked, while tyinsr, up'her bose. "In honor of thin Yankee njtionJJ 'The gamin said his thumb upoa'hls noe 'The ftiorth's to-morrow n gloriou" ctle-J Our marshal has prepared. bratian Tin neither bell; nor increnution So granny dont be scared." Then surpf isfd and curiou?, , She snuaht the guardian of the niaht. . Dut waioLao.ur.irpi.aDtJj'unons; Wlwn shelearufd that hewastightl "Seek Ji;m not, 0' gentle stranger" 'ff Theiulleganvne-s-iid. r tcFor ihere'j,d.-ep and direful danger, , 1 I la his nose -so bright and red." ? 'Tis like, a meteor b'az'nc" . " . . 1 -'f1' .? " - ' Across lbeoalt aid u lien sea: Its brfpliincfs so amuz nz Would blmd holh you and me. '" Til like a womiti' cheek thats painted; 1 Whrn she wants to look henbest," ''0 hmS," the matron crrql and fainted , On thai gentle hoodlum' breast! She heard two persons swearing, - , , And almost, saw a Qlit. And retired in prath declarirg , "To dnth thnse men shr'd write" ' She scisvl her pen intjnler ' ' And airdlnj op 'hpr-'dres., " " ' " ' A tock'liTg blur, she threw Wbanter' ' 'To ttie wicked city press. itwA r "SherowcJ lhat Brother'Nickell'V0 Prom hfndito foot) she'diliiy. i rl AwhWwt.!!i, mUan Jniiickle.i.n.1 -. 9 W.itb, its eJuor m gay,u, ti-'VFlA.-'J? 5? kV in.'i'tl .w J'i ,, i In woriK likefrothy beer. . . . . But before she ceased her writinr II' I She Pol unnn ht-r rnr. ! fl H.n.'ll'll 31 l I rcr... .. .1 jour ii iiiic J ,ij And there'fore'ver 'stay. ' "-" " ' ' Go InsniJ'yoiir'Johnnnr? breeches,. , That) tattered nmnd himclmg: j , ,t Swap printers ink for stitches , ' Yon vuinpitid simple thing, . i ., " OLD NIUKV '"'' General JVcwi'Itemi.1 7 Til i i J u T.a T L'oAna Iia. A 11 CO ROl In 11. a I UW l IVrTI. H13 4WI9191 tfillf II, I lir poor of San francfbco, to be "dutifibuttd frOni tKe churches. ' " ' A much better'feeling prevails in Constant U nnp'e-anl the pence conditions will pfobily be signed vritbontrdablet , ' n n Jnm6 Riley and 4oppVG. Fountain, have been jndiced bj tin; Maouu Circuit Court for selling liquor to minors. ' t ' . , , The water isirapidly falling in the vicinity of cmento The Sacnimsn'to, river is now tinly 22 feet nix inches high. , ' j The 4 feeling In Rome is gaining ground thatlhenewl'o'pe is not so liberal in bis views at .w.is.al first sapposed, . i iLord Napier bag ,beeny selected ,jna com mander io'chiefpf the English army with Sir Garnet Wolseley as bis chief of glalH ' ' JTbos. 0. Auderson'of the Louisiana &-' turning Board, has been seril'riceil'to two yeais.ln the Stata penitentiary, aod costs. W.-iWf-Stylrflr-charged witb .perjury be'fore- the Graver InveatL'atjneY commission. .will b tieio the 10ih of ilarch in the U. S, district court. e The Home committee on Pacific railroad directid a tavorabfp rep'brt o-i tbe bill 'to ex tend torien years the time for lbc completion of he Northern Pacific K tilrojd. Russia, is.pu-hins right Mlong. She insists on Turkeys iintmdnste acceptance ot the terms of peiic-, "and is rapidly movinir her nrmies to strati gicpoiu; about ColHtantirople. - , A feenilemen rites to an Olympia paper Irom Sa Francisco; ,,Fiom what I can ste und hear, Wnshington Territory and Orjon vire'miw the imst prosperous pirts ofthe Uni. ted States." . i . The silver act. says, the Suit Lake. Tnfcune, is dc-sigmd to ndnct! the gains orlhe bloated oomlliulder. Now wait awbife and 'sie if the workfnginan is not' the one to suSlr; : TIip manager or the San Francisco Benevo lent A?sicmtujn is nccused ut stealing tbe society's rnoney(,nad spending it in profligacy. lie fiad kept up u pretence of piety, and was an eloquent xhorler. ' ., Washington -Territory has leased ber coni victsatGOxeolS'perl day. rAt this rafe it would costOjigou abooS36 000 per annum1, while the entYre uppfcp'riatlou "list session of the "legislature wai S0X)00 for two" years. The Olympin Standard ays that Ihe N1 P. Ri R Co. has iffrn! to build b railroad over the mountains Jy way of the Packwood pass for $35,000 per witc-end, tbTconiplfte it within inrce years anex me surveys are nunc. Washington Territory has leased ber- con-victsat-60 cepta per day. At" this rate it Woo Id costtOregonSboul 936,000 per Dnnnsaf while tbeeDtire approprjatioojajt.aesilon ofthe Legislature was ?1k00Q for Ivro jearF, . 1 t 3 mHK ir 0 Woman, Soft and silly Q eooe so old und gray. .T in j j) ii Uo borne anil wash Anderson is convicted on a charge ,.lpf having alteredthe returns of Yernon parish.ThisJparish cast tut 647 votes Ibr president. The returning board gaveu78 wf them t6 Hayes and tho balance tojTilden. The Democratic cbuntjgave Tildcnl the whole b4, anu Xiaye3 none. The alteration alleged affected in no way whatever the result as de claredly the board. Ono of the aneeauons 01 ino produuuiiuu ia iu.il ii'jw frt-ri m.-bw! -vuiaumrmmi'n )ut imi- mm llfo alteration wasmada,after tho- returns naa Deon recorueu uy tue r board aud ordered to be printed. This makes the- offense alleged a technical one, because it did jiot fl'ectthe result. , ,.T7e are surprised that Bro. !Nick ell declined the "gage of battle" flungiim by the fair, .championof tie "hoodlums jahamo on you Charley! stand up like a man) sftiko fairJand do tho Lest you can. -1 " ' . !The peop'e of; YJctoria ure seriqusly alarmel at (he prospects of a war betwien England and Russia, and are now busy orginiziuj vo'unteer military companies for protection. BLAGKSM1THIN6! DAVE CRONEMILLER. ' B1GK AT HIE OKD-SHSD. IAM'XOW'PUEPAREt) TO DO ALL work in my line cheaper, than ever, and in iHCt.will do it cheaper than any other shop in Smithem Oregon. 1 -Give me a call and I will convince yon. .1, DAVIO CRONEMILLER. fastray Notice. TAKEN UP BY 'i;HE UNDERSIGNED on llrcember 1st, 1877, living six miles porth of Phfccdx, Oregon, one brown horse lourieen hand hiah, nboul four jenrs old, both hipd Jeet white to th pmern joint, a small white spot in the forehead and a snip on the nose. iNo brands visible. Alo one buy mare twjlve years old. about fourteen, liandu high, both h'nd reet'white nhove the pislcrn joint, a ii'malF wlille spot in the forehead, branded on .the left ishoulder thus "J"- II..F. CROOK . i j . j 'jr.Y!WlFkMAUY 'X. RIGGS', IIAV '111 rtrnr frit my bed and lionrd ' with out jut,cause nr pnviicationI,hereliy10notily nli peroo jjoLlo Jrit l.er n tny ncconnt, a I will iiot !c respousible forljnj- dtbis ?oik tracted by hf? ' t r ( t - 3t , t ,f ilCIIAEL.R.iyGS. L'AST CALLI' 'I i lit i ii i rtt , "UIE UNDERSIGNED nEREBY GIVE 'notice fo nlf tliwe indrblid to JliVm. eith. l er by'notf'or h))k'Rl:'lntlt.tn'clp), forwaid jt pncpnd( wttle their iijccountji b, fore thl tlSthhjy of Aprd next. or their acennnts will b" pfufel in the hlnd'oran attorney" Iiip force d collection. A worihto tlie.wse ih rniiirieni. , . .FJnERiOARO, uuP S. " I will offer for safe nil i.iy ln:i-eli()M 'lid kifchiiffurnMan.' Hnl n firM-c'a- pi mo II lhae wishing a bargain wjll'dti -well to ive mt a call. r ' ' ' A-.PISHER SH"t ai,cj2 A' LL ' PERSONS " n A VINO AP- l 'counts aca'inst tne are hereby requested lo present them at .once. And ull persons knowinz ihemselvis Indebted lo mp are hereby noliSeil'thil they mtut' settle 'immediatly, eir theyiwill be callediein by the Sheriff. I am prefsH) by an execution pn a security debt. and mint bavc money to pay it. B. F. DOW ELL ? , , ; 1 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the late brm of-Herd & Hopkins,' o I whom a partnership was formed lor saw millinz pnrpos-s'on Jackass, creek, Jacksoit cii.'Oregeiii' Was on nr abrat the Drtd,iy .of Jan. 1877. dis Isolved by mutual consent. All knowing the-in- selves inoeoiPU 10 ine mie linn are nereuy uo tiBtd that settlement niast.be inide. , t 'tis fi i o. JAS.iJJERD. DANLHeTPnlNS. . 'j SI j of aoiji jj E'jf n fl ." ..k 'r in t .1 -,4 -' 1 OREGON' SENTINEL "BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE i n (j lit HAVINCS'A liAItun ASSORTMENT OP riielnaml Fancy Tjrpe, n1 tlie on'y Job-1'rtta loSontliernOrfcon, w ire prrpareJ tmloull ItlmU of 1'rintlni; at the lownt tiring ratet. SatlsfMtina gtren or no chargM made ror'workJ .bt f tl .id ij tt POSTERS, PIlOallAMJIKS. I1ILL.IIE.VDS, t , .LETTEK-IIEADS, . X.EGAI, UUANKS, 'Ml, Xi. M 1,i' pnsipr.ETj, r. I 1 1 cmcn.AUs, fc I1 ' i .u CARDS , . in ' 's.inu i, ,, i ANOHECKS, RECEIPTS. Stc. 4. AIiDRESS, 11. tfl 5 - OREGON SENTINEL," ' JACKSONVILLB.'bRF.aO.V. . BACK A.T TPIE;DJ&!SSP-AiJ3iQ IiiiiiiliiM III exilic tiiiaiii rm m f tk I I 1 I(MICE& AT THE TO THE Uojiif M. HWlN'GJDETERWMrrTtO MAINTAIN' TnK POSITION HERETOFORE OCCUPIED BY mr'nsMh- largV RETAIL DtliliEU in SoutberrrOrcgom I.tuke-thii nit-ans.ofitiunomicing tb&t I am "w dipl;ij ng tbe T -. .. ,i:..i. !. URGESPiHDCrSl-STOGKOF GHRftL North of San, Francisco, consisting of a Fine Stock of CENTS', AND. BO.YS' CLOTHING, HATS AND JDAPS DRY-G:0033S,' ma :r .. JLADIE ff ABU HERTS' - L - Ji W TZtUTilllS' Which U surpassed by none in the county and nil! le sold at prices, lo tiTJlT THE TlilEi 1 shallcontinue to bo myaim to give r Sho SGost Goods' for tho Eeakt': Money, ox T and to place bcfoie mv pitrons a variety of articles not to bofoundin anj,,other,bouie. It In not my Intention tomijluadthe public by advertiing good I cannot jirndiice upon inquiry but to give yatue rcceiv cilia! ever; iustadcoT A call from uvcrv purchaser atiiny old stand,! o licltedf i !'' il . H Je ,hlf - NiFblltU... 'SEWINS1ACB1E- i r'" ' lIQAJ SIXGER MF'G 0, SOLD,,.; , Howe Machine Co , Wbecler and WHxin life Co., " Domestic Siwiii;: Machine Co , AmericiU BJ II. .fc"SM. C(T., ?!." H' JJ Wen! Sewing Machine- (Jo., .1 ,-iiy f? Wilcox & Gibbx S. M. Co..i tittiJ imii Rpmmst.m R."I. Co, h 1 otfiO.f V flohl Medal Sewing.ilachine'Co.Jt.' felUJO Victor r . x Florences '' ' " J K. Uraundorf X Co. (.Etna) JIcKjv-S. Jl.,As.;iMioii. , ",rr t?lner Mnehmelil'nr?monlliTy4inlallmMit Uewnre ofche-ap and Fpnnous machiner' Oil elsewhere. .... , . - PORTLAND. 0FEE;C0RIR IJUU Wt'IJiXSAAJmUmLJ.IAJL' llll Ill , IWI I I'lIUAIESS'.ESirORIDSl.; '- ill ,...., 4IT..,.,i . T TOHNlMILLKIjj Jacksonville, Oregon .Verwortrmiiiliitr,riI'l''SlnIH.t"!rancliMJoni.tu, KllulQliKOSl inner. I A Full Stoulc of. Ilaiilwuro Cutlery Always on Ilnmt, ; .t.f ft fl.riUNT ASSOr.TMKNT OV PrtfKrT a THlile vullrjl .rfffiis ny. jnnv5ut,i,Lit !Tl.T-I!j HOPE? CAIlffcXTKltS' AM"W. Jja gr.niiakrrft'AfK Is fur S ly niliv MiLi.cit. .M S, 7j7 XJJE5. "2" "OEaCTiJITro.N Of 't!TtHt7.itnlii.lclriicmidtt1un, hil 'ji lor.sl-rhe.il jb g v,ILLUU?h !7' 1 ,.. 1T.-'JU) "J 1 v,ILLUU?jI " v I OH.S0L3 PUNT, SSII. SCKUlllllMI A I Wrkin;tinili t JOUX JlILLUIfS. m ... . - . ... mw-ir.--lS.- X" "' r lV337r CrTJaXTSWADETO vrtirivT i m.di: KIKI.K i repulrlirg pTOerie nunt i y - Sr-f7l OU WANT A NO. 1 UOME-M.Di: KIKI.K OK H firttUshnii pit.i JOHN' MII.LhU A :3"' '.! 1 IT.T. II VI? nv S1TK1.V A'n IIEVVY . " - ....... .. JUII Jlll.l.t.11,. riuHSitnv kou s km dv -r.T. KINDS OK i oiiN M1LH.P. FULL tlNU OK SADULtRY HAKDAUK11U -t. bilo br J0IIVMILL1JU fratitat or otber). 0TL9.YAR- nishet.aiieiac. Wlrxfaw class. Kmrr. Ihirax, etc. fur ialin etnltviaquanljilbj JUII.M MlLr.bU, J. W. UIGGS, ii 'J - i i i, .if . .)( f PHOTOGRAPH & FERROTYPE GALLERY. ASHLAND .-,- OREGON. T AM NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN 1 this citv.'and all that favorsma nlih their patronage I will guarantee to Riveu cti,fae tion. My motto is to live and' letilivc price to suit tbe times. I am alfo DreDared to do out door 'work1 taking landscapes, 'private rc;J-j deuces e(c. ' f ..O4 Call aud sec spccimemens or pictures talcen In all kinds of weal her. J. V It. FOR'SALEOR LEASE. T.OE.F,ER MY. FARM FOR SALE OR X rentrSituatcdnt thewmn'n5liof3lckajs creek, eight mile from Jacksonville, known os 'the Drake place. The farm contains ICQ acres. nil under "flnce nrd basrV'c&oel orchard ''of about 4Q0 fruit tiecs. It also has a good house; two barns and -sp!endlJVater. For turlLer particulars eoquire of the iinriersisued. ' - sxvi,- tntr.T.ip 3m '! IIA f i Ti?..TS.TOinT?JirA- CVtiV llVIJllb. blU., Cuii jfacksoitutllc. (Drcnon -,OiBUy & 5TJSAKNS will -attend Hmij,' business In Portland. "" ,1JJtwwi': r h xr ." IVTAHT STORE GFAt EUBLXC 4 ff " - " - T L u FDRMBirGOODS, Ir M-m iwm TiitilSSS, Etc, SALES F0RI876:th,, ' - 'r -. , 1i I -e m .rtl(l9.2I0 ' 1087 t V AAt .11 i Jj'' VttBtm SKA AHWBTKj; .w.hiji 1 1 :iPoia-ui l.'.-is 7.1 Ml - - 707 .Q M HTHOIrlAa J 10 J or note plin.and liberal rilfcnnnt mide forcai-h. and exaiuimiTTIlESlMRERJirfyre.P'ircbai'la ' DAVIIClNNVAgoiitJ .ye i kill i Mm.t ISt AID YAMH1LU . STREETS. FRANCO-AMERICANhi iTiimfir f vn S Hi VV.li Ail II hi RESTAKUAST r-iiiSsasKSi 0- i-ni.p.uteoaariiM.Hu. JACItseiNVlI.LK UltKUOl1 .! . i-madaivib'.hSSLt,4 it tuts T V j '; ' ' i ,.. '. TrjirfHi.r.rrts"ANn RhstnT noiioriw wn.i -sOjIiIj n.nlJliot!Ht;Fmi)f',rtiiMIi.1jcn Atthi.liiu9 u LLi disc wtiji snrmifreltLUilif nirt or tliabWis., f i ' ' s i n' i mn .1 l-l The Ilt.Mli mill IlPililiiiS ! WIllKlwuTslxifminilnr'flriirilMstisrMtirnlail tefv'ls a IIV ,., laa-, HBiAwllViMVm.1111)! SEA p(Miilciitraa(il)ioflh tsl ArvnptflTfnmtsnvHRii.l Hllitlwsnib,knt In nt v n erjrltillig Ihw uKUKee HlTunls will I a mirtiprvda'Sd fcWHtJIIervTnlIlc '- rma fi"-H Hfr hn wi!lbekeit oytn ll iilnlit, r! "SQUARf MP1I Q..n l. ..l.,.I..n.l .. .nw !..... .i I. r"? .VS-iTV --"," ;"" iiisiuiTiirnii :sii.eu nl(l OYSTERS PREPa1?ED1 IV jW EVERVSrVLE. JVj fidfnticlifto5 hw! ht AtiTtIni5teaiMtfnkrrr DJftierwInmy atiiU iLiiifbt)CAi) jwj fl a pxnl firr.hrit nifalf anil goo-I btfl at th1' hou. the tntTelUnjc m well m the pcjninnent 6mmqQllj. jnn i.oi-HK intntnm scan. ivnn smii i ins a u ft ? f t p i vtiWm II RKIi.V KM llkll llil kkllllill I VI Ullhl tTtITSEKa MISSES D?I&M.tiaARDWELL. WJU J1AVE JD3T RECEIVEDnCA FALL ttv aim i t'lnter StJckI.nMllI.ji iGoods, llUi.OI t t LADIES,' HASAND BONNETS, - i. iic RtlJions. French Flowpr8rOstrichJTips.VcIv"i Uia5pnnI "SJIIcTJNecfcUeSJColiart'Cufrs, Kid Glove si Laees,"T3aek,Co'mbs.,Pockit 'Ilanker cbirirj'FiijoWiusf and Plumes, Perfumery anil Toilet so io nnd a flue assortment of in fai.t shue. We also have on hand a supply of , . . 6e.TL.IE3IEX,S .VECICT1ES k"cOl,I,AR!K. a i i xj i 6 For Ihe hllldavs we will have an a.Mnrtmpnt of ' " ' , -' A , !H 3 china'and wx DOLLS, .3.y-fiii5L,a.HJ !AM.p .u . . uc ii.u iuv u;ciiujr iji but; ccieura- ted WliiteSeTuj Machines, which ware seVw ling chi aptc.than everandiBuVeruI Hone and' Florence machines for sale. h . - . MK PROPESSIOMAE HAIR-F0U1TER, IN ORTH'S BukDING RESPEOTFUCLY announces to the'pdbJier of Jacksonville 'aod-'vicinity that be was n- Scholar of, Pro'f, DrI Mwler, director of the University of Greifs nakle, Prus siarand.ProUDrr Volkmann, otlheldlmversi l !n$!ep DurinRnthe FraecoPruMiar war he was special assistant io tnd 1)octot-ii . PbJe.ne!zer pnd Lndwig of Berlin and Brrs lau, Oermany. Fxaciures and external diseas es acute or .chronic, nrost carelnllv treated SoppiDgLgccfajng, BlecdinRad teeth extract- o at all hnnwa -.rf. ' Jr-kinds Tof'blrds ituDee? Ii laffl'puPfap in the most" natural shapes. JacksonviltaPeclVlf?""'