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THE OREGON SENTINEL
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS
1. Subscribers tjho do not rIto express notice tn
the contrary, ar considered as wishing t continue
their subscriptions.
S. If any snbscribers order the dlseontlnnsnea of
their newspapers, 'ue !nbliiber may continue to
enI them until all arrearages ere paid.
S. Ilsubscribers reelect or refuse to late their
newspapers from the offices to hicb they are di
rected, the law lioldi them responsible nutil tbey
have settled the bills, and ordered them discontinued?
4. If subscribers remove to other places wlthont
Informing the publisher, nnd the newspapers are sent
to the fanner direction, Ihey are held responsible.
8. The ConrtsbaTe decided that refusllljrto taVe
newsprpers from thlsctflee, or remoTlng and leat
lng thim nnralled for, Is prima facie evidence of In
tentional frand.
. The postmaster who neglects to dire legal no
tice or the neglect of a person to take from the office
the newspaper addressed to him, Is liable to the pub
lisher for the subscription price.
Useful G ramies.
Oregon Swamp l-nnils.
The swamp lands acquired by Ore.
gon when it became a State, arc estima
ted at 2,000,000 acres of the most
valuable lands in the State. At the
Legislative session of 1870, a law -was
enacted for the sale of these lands al
lowing purchasers to file upon them
and acquire title on payment of 20 per
cent, of the purchase money, the bal
ance on time. An investigation by a
committee of the late Oregon Lcgisla.
ture, "discloses the fact that these lands
were nearly all filed upon by specula
tors, and have been held by them for
speculation lor nearly eight years with
out making thefirst payment required by
law, and that not enough has yet been
received from the sales to pay the
expenses of the Land Office. vA Cali
fornia ring acquired a possessory right
to 150,000 acres. H. C. Owen, of
Lane county, filed on C00,000 .acres,
and immediate and confidential friends
of the State Administration including
Gov. Chadwick, especially mainly
gobbled up the balance, the only pay
ments made being by small holders
who entered the land for their own
use.
Kich Men's Sons. The president
of one of our largest banks said, a day
or two since, that a rich man's son had
just left his place and ho was the last
man of the kind he should ever em
ploy. The man was faithful) honest
and filled intelligently and wel all
the duties required of him; but just as
he had become accustomed to his work
ho found out it was to confining, and a
raw clerk had o bo put in his place.
A bad look for rich young men, but it
is the old story repeated a thousandth
time. If rich men's sons will not en
dure tbedrudgery by which tSir fathers
secured the monev and posiHon. thpy
aut taKejv. t'econWy pltHo" m the
next generation; and oftener they drop
out of sijiht amid the idle, worthless
herd, if indeed they escape an associa
tion with loafers and criminals. Near
ly every-man in any leading position
in the community began life poor.
Let the-sons of the rich men take warn
ing, and go to work honestly and
faithfully every day, if they hope to
fill the positions .held by their fathers.
o
Apple akd Tapico Podding. One
teacup full of tapico, six apples, juicy
and well-flavored pippins, pared and
cored; one quart water; one Jbea.
spoonf ul of salt Cover the tapico with
three cups of luke-warm water and set
in a tolerable warm place to soak five
or six hours, stirring it now and then.
Pack the apples in a deep dish, adding
a cup of luke-warm water; cover elosely
and steam in a moderate oven until
soft all through, turning them as they
coot at the bottom. If the dish is
more than a third full of liquid turn
out some before you pour the soaked
tapico over all. Unless your apples
are very sweet, fill tho center with su
gar and stick a clove in each just before
you cover with tapico. Then bake
one hour. Eat warm with sweet
sauce.
At"a recent meeting of the in?
stitute of Science, Medin, Pcnn
sylvnnin, the question, "in addition
to cJijver and timothy, what grass,
es arc the most useful to the farm
er?" was answered good crops ot
grass are very desirable to all
farmers who depend on dairy
ing or feeding cattle as a speciali
ty, paiticularly theV former, and
the most desirable in addition
to red clover audjtimothy, is Ken
tucky blue grass. In order to
have the latter in profusion the
ground, properly "prepared and
well manured and sown with
wheat about the middle of the
ninth month (September), should
be sowu with timothy at the rate
of from fourHo six quarts of tim
othy seed per acre. Tho red clo
ver is the greatest root fertalizer
of any ot our grasses. What I
moan by root fertalizers ib the fer
tility given to the soil by its de
caying roots, and it is the most
valuable of all crops for tho recu
peration of the soil, when sown
and properly used for that purpose.
It is a biennial plant, and sown as
a fertalizer, particularly for any
crop, should be plowed down the
second season after being Bown
Some farmers in Ohio use it in this
way for wheat, and for putting
their manure on their orchards.
My reason lor sowing moro tim
othy than clover is thatthofollow
ing season after the wheat the
clover is apt to smother out much
of tho timothy, and, as the clover
is so short-lived, much of the
ground is liable to be left vacant
until the'greeu grass and white
clover come in and occupy tho va'
cant places, which will do in good
soil, provided theyj are not pre
empted by tho weeds. The latter
grasses may bo sowu, but in most
good soils nature provides them
in good season. Although the clo
ver is so short-lived, wheio it has
succeeded well it hnB left a great
means of fertility in its decaying
roots, on which the timothy and
other grasses luxuiiate,and irrcoii-
eneo produoo more bountiful
crops. Tho roots of a well-? ct acre
of clover contain 185 pounds of
nitrogen, 240 pounds of lime, 45
pounds of magnesia, 75 pounds of
potash, 19 pouuds of. soda, 54
pounds of sulpher, and 70 pouuds
of phosphoric acid, on which the
timothy nud and other grasses are
luxurating. It would require a
pretty good article of superphos
phate to equal the above amount
of ingredients of the came num
ber of pounds.
CATARRH
Catarrh of the Nasal Cavities, Aouttv
Chronic, and Ulcerative, Hay Fever,
or Rose Catarrh, Catarrh of the Eya
and Ear, and Catarrh of the Throat,
SUCCESSFULLY TBE1TED WITH
SAHFORD'S RADICAL CURE.
TATARRH Is a disease of the raucous membrane.
j Temperaments and constitutions vary Its MTr
itr in IndlTldnal cases. Catarrn mar ansa from a
cold or a succession of colds, from sudden eaanra
of atmosphere, wearing vet clothing, or exposure
10 inclement weaiaer. sua Dccomws: laaroagniT
I ins aijresuTa organs are in a moroia
ehniert vhen t
or lnactire condition, and the strecgtB and Tttal
fnrpa Th&nstri. The disease mar arise from- a
scrofulous condition of the blood, from Scarlet
FeTer. Measles, and Diphtheria, In -which eases the
eye and ear are generally lnrolTed and dtscaergo
Quantities of matter. The discharges from the
nose, the distinctive feature in all catarrhal casea
from whatever cause they arise. mar be thin and
watery, and so acid as to cause redness and exco
riation of the skin with which they come In con
tact, or thick and yellowish, emitting a foul odor,
or clear and white lite the white of an egg. Then)
nay be an entire lick of secretion, the surfaces be-
Thr. Loral Editor.
lost dry ana feverish, the face, front and upper part
OI inencaa jcoiinKuncoinionauie,aau.u wu
encircled by atlgnt,nnyleldlng band. This latter
phase U called Dry Catarrh. The free mattery dis
charges cause the passages to swell and become
thickened, rendering breathing through the nose
dlDcnlt or Impossible, and the sufferer finds It
necessary to breathe through the mouth, thereby
lermltllng cold air to pass directly to the bronchial
nbes and lungs. The matter passing down the
throat creates a constant desire to hawk and ex-
fieetoraiB to throw It off t but when the membrane
s dry and feverish. Instead ofjasslng freely down
from the nose and throat, tho rnnens becomes bard
and forma Into scabs. Incrustations, and hard
lamps, which adhere so firmly to tbenasal passages
and throat as to require very persistent efforts to
dislodge them. Tho eve In sympathy becomes In
tamed, red, wear, ana watery, or tn the morning
the Has may be found glued together, and matter
Is secreted In more or less quantity. Tho ear also
becomes seriously affected, discharging quantities
cf matter, besides being visited by tho most violent
neuralgic pains, ending frequently In Inflamma
tion, ulceration, and finally deafness. The throat,
bronchial tnbes,andlung3arclnmany cases affect
ed by catarrh, and when prostration of Ilia ner
vous system Is superadded, such affections becoma
alarming.
A brief survey of thlsmostscrlons dlscaso warns
all who are atHlctcdwltli It to matespcedy prepara
tion tor Its treatment before It becomes chronic
The advantages offered by ENronu-s Radicai.
Cuck we confidently believe are to bo round In so
other remedy. Evcrysteplnllspreparatlon.every
Unclothe directions, markliasnscientirtcrcmrdy,
calculated tomcctcvcryphaseofthediseasc. The
numerous testimonials from tho best people In the
United States attest tho esteem In which It Is held
by those who havo been freed from tho most de
structive end dangerous dlscaso wait whlcu man
kind Is to-day afflicted
tTUST PUBLISHED.
A carefully revised Treatise on Catarrh, with aa
teenrate description of srmntoms amlsvmn&UietiR
discases,togctherwlth minute directions for clfcct-
neenrate description of symptoms andsympathetla
tng with Baxtord's Radical, Ctrna a speedy and
nermanentenre- Alsnohsprvatlnnnnn ril.t anrl ihn
general health, or vast importance to all afflicted
with catarrh. It is wrapped about each bottle at
the HicioAt. Cess, or will be mailed free oat
cclpt of stamp.
, Each packara of Sakpord's TEastcal Cnts con
tains T)r. Sanford'a Improved Inhaling Tube, with
full directions for use la all esses, rriec.si. Bold
by all vholcsalo and retail drcgglsts through
out the United States and Canada. WEEKS ft
POTTER. General Agents and Wholesale- Drug
gists, Boston, Moss.
133 COLLINS1
nrrm
VOLTAIC PLASTER
Curos Pains and Aches.
It equalizes the Circulation.
It subdues Inflammatory Action.
it cures Ruptures and Strains.
tt removes Vain and Soreness.
si cures money complaint.
s i Bircngincns m
iieur
!tlsl:
tcut
tree
Kept His "Word. An Iowa man's
consistency is thus told by the Burling
ton "Hawkeye:" They had been engaged
about 15 minutes, and she nestled her
bead a little closer under the shadow of
his monumental shirt collar, and whis
pered: "And now, what are you going
to call me, Algion?'' "Birdie!" he
whispered, rapturously, while his voice
trembled with tender emotion, "always
and ever nothing but BirdieJ" And bhe
fairly cooed with delight He kept his
"wordalthough, with tho growing pre
cision of middle age, he has becone
specific, and does not deal with general
ities any more; and so it was that day
before- yesterday, a neighbor, going in
the back way to borrow the ax, a cup
ef sugar and the cistern pole, heard him
call her a "old sage hen.
The Supremo Court of California has
decided in the case of .Clay vs. Mar
riot, in which the Nineteenth District
Court of that State issued an injunc
tion to prevent the publication of an al
leged libel, that the injunction was
unconstitutional! and reversed the order
granting it The Constitution of Cali
fornia guarantees to every man "the
rigtit to speak, write and publish his
sentiments upon all subjects" holding
him responsible therefore only to the
law. Tho Judges of the Supreme
Court were prompt and unanimous in
their decision.
"It happens that tbcro is in
America a perpetually prying, far
seeing, vivacious, loquacious, vo
racious being known as a local
editor, who must geta-Hving and
lives only upon items. If a man
sneczo twice in his presence the
local column ot tne morning pa
pers will contain tho announce
ment that our esteemed fellow
citizen is suffering irorn.a severe
cold. If a man lose his hat in a
high wiud it excites the mirth of
the local editor to tho extent of a
dozen lines. Ho amplifies an ac
cident that kills, or a Ecandal that
ruins with miraculous minuteness
of detail. Hid eyo is at every
man's bftck door to seo and report
who and wuat go and come.
There is nothing safe from his pen.
All the private affairs of that com
munity for which ho writes are
published to that community
every day. If a man shoots a dog,
or catches a string of trout, or
rides out for his health, or leaves
town by an evening train, or &ells
a horse, or buys si cow, or giveB
a dinner party, or looks sallow, or
grows fat, or smiles upon a widow,
or removes the wall paper of his
bouse he gives the local editor au
item. The local editor turns the
houses of tho community inside
out every day and keeps the win
dows open by which tho secrets
and Bauctities of every homo are
exposed to public view.
According to the San Francisco
"Chronicle" a certain gentleman took
the following telegram to a telegraph
office there: "I announce, with grief, j
the death of Uncle James. Come
quickly to read will. I believe we are
the heirs. John Black." rThe Clerk,
having counted the words, said: "There
are two words too many, sir." "All
right; cut out Hrfth grief."'
strengthens thn Mnv.les.
It cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia,
it relaxes Stiffened Cords.
It cures Nervous Shocks.
is lnvsinabie in Paralysis,
enrcs Inflammation nrthn T.!ve-
removes Nervous Pains.
itcnresbpinai weakness.
It Is Grateful and Soothing.
Itenrcs Epilepsy or Flu.
It is Safe. ItcllaDle, and Economical
It Is prescribed by Physicians.
it Is indorsed by Electricians.
PRICeITcENTS.
Be carefnlto obtain Coiains Voltaic Pluto,
combination of Electric or Voltaic Flates with a
highly Medicated Master-as seen In the above cut.
Bold by all Wholesale and Retail Drngglsts through
out the United States end Can ad as, and by WKJ
POTTER. Proprietors. Boston. M ass.
MARKTHESEFACTS
'The Testimony of the Whole World.
HOL"L.OVAY'S PILLS.
Jhaltn appetite; II i1Ijjy Till sit me n
hearty wW
Vour Pilh arc m aire lou'.'
I nt nd Or another box. and keep them In the
homo."
I)r. Ilollownj hM cured my headache that -nits
chronic."
MI pare one of yonrPilla tomv Imbc fr cholera
morbus. The donr little thlnj; pot well Iti a day."
My naniea of a morning is now cared."
"YourUix of Ho Hon ay 'a Ointment cnrd me ol
noles tn the head, I rnhbed tome of your Ointment
behind the car, and the noUe ha left.'
Send me two boxes, I want one for a poor family."
"I enclose "a dollar, yonr price Is 3 cent, but
the medicine to me U worth a dollar."
"Send me five boxes of yonr ril."
' Let meliare three boxes of your Fills by return
man , i- r t inns ana ki er."
bat want of dpace compel mo to conclude.
THE
OREGON SENTINEL
h
BlCK .T TELE OJLD STA.3STJD
Immense Meciiicti$ii ip
PKIOH
BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING OFFICE.
ATTHE STORE OF
NEWMAN
TO THE PUBLIC:
FRANCO -AMERICAN
II0TEL &
RESTAURANT
AND GENERAL STAGE HOUSE,
Opposite Odd Fellows' IIM1,
JACK8U.VVII.L.K UIIEU t
MADAME HOLT,
Proprietress.
TtlAVKLEUS AND KKSIDKNT B0ARDEI1S
will fiuil the must comfortable lodgings at tbla
hoitite to ba met n 1th anywhere lu this p-ul of tho
State.
The Beds and Bcdtliiig
Will always bo fonml of first-elas 'chtraetor anif
ept la a neat and clean condition, wliilo
The lloonis
re newly farnltlinl and lll always be kept Innrat
ml liomelllto cnmlitlnu. A plentiful mpplyof tUe'
best ef everything the market affords ill bo
Sprcnd on
Her Tnble.
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FRANK KRAUSE,
M
rp-iV,"i
PROPRIETOR;
HAVIXU DETKRMINEn TO MAINTAIN TIIK POSITION HERKTOFORK
occupied by mc 113 the largest RETAIL DEALER in Southern Oregon, I take
bis mentis in aunonncing tl.ut I am dow dtoplaying the
LARGEST Al BEST STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE
North of San Francisco consisting of a Fine Stock of
GENTS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, HATS &. CAPS
DR.'Y'-G-OOpS,
.LADIES' AND (CERTS' FDE1SHJN8 GOODS.
EHUJSIKS' VALISBS, Etc.,
Which is snrpa?cd by none in the county and will be sold at low prices lo SUI I' THE
TIMES. It shjll continue to be my uu, to give
The BScst Coeds for tho least Irloncy,
and to place before my pitrnni n variety of articles not to be found in any other hove.
,It i not my intension to m islcad the public by ndverlisine eoods I cunnot pniduce upon
inqnr jont to five value received in" every instance. A call from every pan-Iiuo r nt niv
old stand is solicited. - X. FISHER. '
Iter honor will be kept open all night, uii.1 "SWAIlK
MKU-S" can ba obtained at any hour of the larJr
or night.
OYSTERS PREPARED IN
EVERY STYLE,
Jacksonville,. Oregon.
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'4 j
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FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS.
All eruption of the ft In, this Oitnment is most In
Talnabl. It does not lienl extemnlly alne. Lot
penetrate with the most searching efiects to the very
root ot the ef il.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS !
Invariably cure the folio-wins diseases:
Disorders of the Kidneys.
Tn all dfae&'e effect ine these orcans. whether
thpj secrete too mi cli or too little water; or whether
they be afflicted with stone or grarel.or with aches
and palm settled in the lclns over the regions of the
kidneys, these Pills shonldbe talen according to the
printed directions, and the Ointment thonld be wrll
rnbbed Into the small of the back at bed time. Till
treatment will pire almost immediate relief idie
all othtr means bate U iled.
For Stomachs out of Order.
No medicine will so effectually Improre the
tone 0 f the stomach as thefto Pills; ther remore all
acidity, occasioned either by intemperance or im
E roper diet. They search the lifer and red nee It to a
ealtby ftction,-4bey are wonderfully efficacious In
cases of frpasms in fact they never fail in curing all
nisoroers or the liver and stomach.
Ilolloway's Pills are the lcst known remedy In the
world for the following diseases:
IT
AVISO A LAItOE ASSORTMENT OT TtAIN
and Fancj Tjpe.and til onlj JoU-prrss in
onthern oreiton. we are prepare! to uu auainusoi
Printing at the lowest llflns rates. Satisfaction
gitto or no charges made fer vork.
FOSTKR1
Ague,
Asthma.
Bilious Com
plaints, niotcbes on tbe
Skin,
Bowel Com
plaints, Colic?.
Constipation cf
tbe Bowels,
ConMirnption.
Debility,
Dropsy,
Dysentery,
Erysipelas,
Retention of
Urin?,
Scrofula, or
Kide's Evil
Stone .t Gravel
Secondary
Symptoms
Tic-Uonloreux,
Tumor,
Ulcer.',
Vjueral AfTec
tione,
Worms of all
Muds,
Weakness from
au; causc.itc
Fits,
Gont,
Headache,
Indieestlon,
Inflamatlon.
Jaundice,
Liver Com
plaints, Lumbago,
Piles,
Rheumatism
Sore Throat.
Fevers of all
kinds,
Female Irregularities,
PROuiumtu,
fJILL-HEADS,
LETTEll-IIEADS,
LEGAL DL.AXK3.
PAMPHLETS,
ciuculaius,
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
None are genuine unless the fignalnre ol
.f. IIavdock, is optnt lor the United
Slates, sutrouncb each box .of Pills and
Ointment. A handsome reward will be
given lo any one rendering any such infor
mation as may lead to the detection of any
party or parties counterfeiting the medi
cine or .vending the same, knowing tbem to
be spurious.
Sold at the Manufactory of Profess-'
or Uolloway & Co., New York, and by aU
respectable Druggists an I Dealers in Med
icine throughout tbe civilized world, in box
es at 25 cents, Gz cents, and 51 eacn.
There ia considefnble saved by talc
ing tbe larger sires
N. B. Directions for tbe guidance of
Eatients in every disorder are affixed to each
ox.
CARDS.
AND OHEOKS, RECEIPTS, tc
UICCTSS 01 inOlT XST1C1.
AtDEESS,
OREGON SENTINEL,
JAOKSOimtLE, OKECION.
I I VA wllllfflte
fZj V"-i5'--'SitLi " ' ' '"' "" rmr-ira-,aiilJMl
liB
And lonclvM to be hid at anytime. Stare jMwen
jtfn and others who may bo out late at night. can al-'
war And a good Are. hot meals and pwd bed a
thiahonac.
No trouble wilt be tparcd tn deserve the patronaga
of the trnTelllngaji welt as the permanent comma-"
nity. QlTemea call.
EXCELSIOR
L.TBIirSfilKD FEED
f3 "27 j2L ZLX 3Cj 03 .
Corner of '
Okegon" wn Oaukouviv irra., Jacksoxvilij?
W. J. r-fnALE, Prop'r.
r"TT"Oi;r.i) nfisi'tcTFtiLLT iNFonsiTitKrun-'
V V lie tint ho liis a Hue stuck ol
Horses, Huggics and Cnr ige
Ami lie l reirl lo fnrnWi Ills patrons amt tlie pab'
I'cgenenlty with
Pine Turnouts
As can Iks 1ml nn tho Pnrlflc eoit. Sa.l.llo horsoir
lilreil tug, tunn part l the country.
Animals ISouz'it nud Sold.
Hor-e4 nke ( wrk 'n to ir d.mble. II.r-
1 nrlrd ami t e lrt ofmre bt l ttoii Ihrtu
wMl hi hit rlinrce. A liWrnl ulinro of tha puddle
(utronae U eullcitrd on reiouabte tfrm.
NEW L5VERY STABLE
HACK OF C'OUUT HOUSE.
& i!iiyn;oiii:itv
Proprietors.
TH23 Q'32XD33BSQ'W2SiED
m fcts y ? u . u jn v. w si jtrf v. i L w SJ u U C 12 zi a a W BS8
to a'Chronomstcr Watch,
?j a rirci'daso Fiano. It
'c si tho "flcnna and Cen-
in workmanship lo cr.ua"
and as eSogant'y finished
received tho highest rwvar
tennial Expositione. 7
ER than other machines, trs capactty is unlimited.
There aro mcro VJ iLQOil ix1 A "2 11 1 M S S sold In tho
United States th2n iJio ccmbinod cales of all tho
Others. THE WBLSOSI FflSKDIKO ATTACHMENT, for
doing all kinds of repairing, ttHTKOUT PATCHING,
given FREE with each rr.achcno. A Certificate is given
with each FJ3achinse guaranteeing to keep it in repair,
free of charge, for five years, it rsq'jires no special
instructions to Eoarn how to use it. Satisfaction
guaranteed, or no pay. Machines delivered free of
, charge anywhere in tho United Statoo.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue, and ask for sarnp'o of mending,
and our Circular Ho. 197 for further Instructions for buying machinos
upon terms stated In tho Catalogue.
;SS.t WILSON 8EWIN8 KlHSMi GO.
I 827 & 829 Broadway, Mew York; tiavj Orleans, La.;
Cor. State and Madison Sts., Chicaci l!'J.; and San Francisco, Cal
For Sale hy all Mvsrt- Class Dealers.
MISS DORA CAEDWELL, LOCAL AGENT.
t-ivj:
es
XT.
Piaiio
r
OO-
T COSTS LESS THAN $300 TO MAKE
of whom make 1U0 per cont. pnifit. H c have
no agentp, but ship direct to fatnil'ci nt fac
tory price. We make ouly oue stjle and
have but one price.
Two Iliimlrod c Ninety Dollars!
Net cash, with no discount to dealer" or
commission to teachers. Our lumber U
thorouphly seasoned our cases are DOU
BLY veneered with Rosewood hare Iront
round corner, serpentina bottom and
carred leg". We use the full iron plate
with overstrung bass French Grand Action
with top dampers, and oar keys are or the
bert ivory, with ivory frontn. Our piano
baa seven octaves is six feet nine inches
long, three feet fiiur inches wide, and wttRhs,
boxed, 955 pound'. Every piano ia fully
warranted fur five years.
Send for illustrated circular in which we
refer to over 1,000 Binkers. Merchants, &c..
(some of whom you iniy know) using onr
pianos in 47 States and Territories. I'iease
state where you saw this notice.
U. S. PIANO CO.,
n20vol21y2 810 Broadway. N. Y.
JASON, SPRKGBS & CO.,
Corner, Spear & Mission Streets San Francisco
Manufacturers and Dealers in
DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS,
Weights, Cords and Pulleys.
Importers of
GERMAN, FUENCH, EN0LISH, TVINDOW GLASS
16, 21 and 26 oz.
a-Doors a Specialty ia
SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND HUCE LIST
o. 03 Front Street, Portlbnd Oregon.
in i.vtvxy mri-n m tni mi-
ill ilt Imtm on till- Prliml lltlHt Hmt siiil
In tlmrrir nt lit- fnrt Hon-. er- now f ully
ltrt-ii'o-l tti iitlrml 1 1 ill liil-lpfi III inr line lll
P'tMiijitmsia il .11, pitch mi I .it tho m si wtMiiialilr
raii-4.
Fino Turnouts
Th -af-ilitp U film l-lipil wlili 11 Nt anlnml smt
m.i-t .uh.t tntul lnii; ;lf-: al-Hi u flrt rltlurk anil
-nt lit lmri4.
llfwiM ln.mlfI, Hn 1 tlin lKit nro 1 rtowwl oil
the n.
MtNfirt.n ptii'Anlrpil In rvftr tlltanri.
Gl0 im ncillainl Jit ti;i f r jhiimi-Itih.
MINN'INO A VOMtlOMSKT.
JnckwiiTlllf, April lOlli, ls
UNION LIVERY
SALE ANDft EX CHANGE
fnnier ltl: and California Sts
JACKHOXVILLC, ORHOON.
J. A. CARDWELL PROPRIETOR.
TIIK
full,
DR. SPIJMiMEY
iJo. "il KSiiaiSIiir ST.,
Trent nil I Iironlc nml Spt-clnl UUcnars
s-o-xjzsrGr rrvi-E-rxr
WIK) MAT BE SUFFERING FROM
theiflecUofyiuthful follicaor iudis
cretion, will do well to avail themselves of
lhi, the grcitc?t boon ever laid at the altar
or mueriiig humanity. UK SPINNEY will
tjimrantce to forfeit 5500 for every cue ol
Seminal weakni""j or private-d i wnsi; of an)
kind or character which be tiuuertakes arid
fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED 3IEN.
There are many nt the age of thirty to
sixty who are trmiMcd with too friqueut ev
acuation of the bladder, often accompanied
by a slight smarting or burning sensation,
and a weakening ol the sylem in i mnntier
the patient cannot account for. On examin
ing the urinary depnils h ropy sidiment
nil often lie found atid sometimes small
particles -of albumen wll appear, or Ibe
color will lie of a tliitt railkMi hue, again
ch inging to a dark and torpid appearance
There are many men who die or this diffi
culty ignorant of the can-e which is the sec
ond stage of seminal weikne-'s Dit. S. will
giintantee a perfect cure in all such cae,
and a healthy restoration of tbe genito uri
nary organs.
Ofkicis Hours 10 to 4 and G to 8. Sun
days from 10 to 12 a. m Consultation fnc
Thorough examination and advice, $5.
Call or addresn,
DR. SPINNEY & CO.
No. 11 Kearney St., San Francisco.
ritoi'RiETon ins
full r rrlia 111 anil rrflltM till' -
well known f"tnMWimtnt, nnil hi
ruulft rxtpttmpiin'lcimifiirtiiMftflil.1
lion thrn In. I liim tlip rry l-t hnrsrs, tnisEcl
nnillirerytiirnontsiif Ml Vln.li. M, stock of roxlf
ters cannot 1h cxcoilinl In Iho State.
Horses Bonrdca
On rrmonnMo Irrms, ami tho tst of rare and alten
linn bestowed upon theni whila under sit cbargs
Alsu
Horses Bought and Sold.
I am satlaflpit that I rn giro mtlfv;tlon and
cnirantee the same. With tliN Impression w
hare no heslt-itlon In sollcltlog patronage.
DO
NOT FAIL
toarntlforoiir
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contains price)
anuurftcriptiore
article In crii
rrnl uisfK.ittiil la
nlmtlloto ANY VKltSOX ronteintlnt
1ns: Uif pnrrlinaei or nny nrtlcle for ttr
aonnl. ramllv or Acrlctiltnrnl ase. Wo
ha o lone a larsre trafle the) paat aruaois
In the remoto part of tho Trrrllorlrsv
and hare, Ills few exrrptlona. rireeit
rd the expectation of tho purchaarr.
nianr rlalnilna; to havo mailo a aaslnar
of 4U to no per rent. Wo mall thess
'ATAX.llCf.St TO A7IV AUIltJH.
'KKK. BPOJI APFUCATIOX. Woaell
our eoods lo all mankind at wholewnlo
Jirlcenln qnanlltlea to ault. Keterence.
:'lrt National Itnnfc, Chlcaso.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.,
OrlKlnal Oranra Supply House.
3X7 A XM Wabaab Ave., Chicago, 1UV
T.T. KINDS OF AMMUNITION FOR SALE
ZDy JUU.l JllLLKll.
wmm
am
(tontcttot-Smi).
pOR;riVND,Oii;(io.
And JacKsoiiYillc, Orcgoir,
GIBBS & STEARN
buaiBeas in Portland.
nillattea.' to all
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