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VOL. XX1V--WO, 24
JACKSONVILLE. OREGON? JUNE 25, IS79-
5sf- r2ggy&4(Atf joBMpSj
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J. V. ROBINSON, M. D.
)HYSICIAtt AND SURGEON,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Office on California c!t..pi.lte P. J.Ryin'..
Residence at B. F. Dowell's.
L. DAN FORTH, M. D.,
pnrsroiAN and surgeon
JaCKS0NVILLTS,OR"eG0N.
OSlce on California street, oppo-lte P. J. Ry.iT.
tore. Cull, pro-rptly attended to, day or night.
G. II. AIKEN, M. D.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
JACKSONVILLE, ORE00N.'
JtaPOTIco opposite P. J. Jl jan'. .tore.
MARTIN VROOMAN, M. D.
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
YnnimvicomM here with the Intention of per
mvientlY Ixttlnx lu-ielr in th nr.rtic of
hi. prnle.in, I a grlnit. and. from tentv
aeYrn eir. exnirlenc. In tno di.ene inclient i
this Cm.t. fHtters himself as being able to girt:
ceneral .VLfictl-n.
Omce at Kahlcr & Itro's Drug Store.
CHAS. J. HOWARD,
TIUNTY AND MINERAL SURVEYOR.
JACKSONVILLE. OREGON.
Mining .nrreYs, an1 11 other business tn my line
piumptly attended to.
E. 0. AU TEN itlK I'll,
TTORNEY-AT-LAW.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Will rrnotu-e in ell the Court, of the "late. Promt t
attention; clMi t ialUli islnesjSIeft.llij
"iU3itT in UrtU . uric Daiming.
B F. HOWELL,
TTORNEY-AT-LAW,
A.
Jacksonville, oregov.
Alll'ii"tne pl.r.lln mv Irtnd.will receive prompt
attention. 3"ipeclal attentiun given to ixllec
tions.
WILL. JACKSON,
E N T I S T,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
D
mERTII EXIUrrvFD
AT ALL
hour.. Lnnchlnc IT., "d'
i-nlnMerM. If drslred.for which extra
'pli.rirM will he male.
OfUce and residence on corner of California and
Fifth streets.
BERTH 3LD ROSTEL,
gAsst: SURGEON of the German Array
AND
PROFESSIONAL HAIR-CUTTER.
IN ORTH'S BUILDING,
Jacksonville, ------ Oregon
2J-The Treatment of Chronic Caes Made
a Specially.
v -
Jl. 0. OIBBS.
B. STF.ARNf
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS,
Of
Rooms 2 and 4 Strowbridc's Building,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Kill praetice In all Ocnrt. of Ttocnrd In the State of
Oregon and Wihhtu;tn Territory: and p.y p.p
tlcnlar attention to business In Federal Courts.
JIG BUTTE STEflM SAW-MILL
J. P. PAUKSR,
IG BUTTE, : : : ; : OGN.
rEEPS CONSTANTLY ON IlAND
planed and unolaned Sagar pine lum-
' of the best quality.
2DGING, MOULDING, RUSTIC,
SIDING, FLOORING,
SHINGLES, ETC.
Lnmber dresed lo order on short notice
nd reasonable terms lor those convenient
tbe Mill.
LjtS""County Orders and Greenbacks tuk-
at par.
rAHLER BROS KEEP THE LAROESTSTOCK
rand StatloncrY,
CITY MA&KET,
CALIFORNIA ST ,
WILLIAM BYBEE, - Proprietor.
rtllS WELL-KVfHVN MARKET
site Eati1er& llio.'s drugstore
oppo-
is het-
ter prep-tred tbmi ever lo furnish
Ibo pub-
lie with Hie chotctst quality or
FRESH BEEF,
PORK", VEAL,
' V
Psau i iua,.ua.u.
lt-t
SALTIEAT;
iaHICfr-;iQ ATT.4M V TO SaS
nitaguff
j-MumKBrcrjsTKrtviz&iar. t Ttk
BACON;
Fuperor,
SAUSAGE, L-ARD, ETC.,
The mot fivorable indnci merit, offeror
to patrons a- d no effort will be spired to
ward giving general satifnetton.
VM. UYBEC
OUT BAEBER SHOP
AND
BATHROOMS.
California St.,
Jacksonville, - - - Oregon
THE UNDERSIGNED IS FULLY
prpred tn dn nil work in U line in
ilie beet muiiner untl ul rtafonuble prices.
HOT OK COLD BATHS
''un be bad at this place nt al hours of the
d iy.
GEORGE SCIIUM PP.
NEW STATE HOTEL.
0. W. SAVAGE, Prop,
JACKSONVILLE, OGN.
T1
RE U'DER'IGVEI) TAKE-! PLE
lire in nunoiiucilii! that In- hi II td u.
ind thorn tgiily r-noatel th- New St.it
'mililliiir Tor hotel puipe-es and that th
inii'u U now opvii lor tbe uciplion o
tiest.
THE TABLE
iVIll h CQ'istllltlCJJlflalii'l 'ltb lb? Im"-'.
WUhi,
inntkr-t all l dri .li..ls can be
oiiiulued
at
nlh lira.
Tlic I) d arc new ati'l k'-ptcl'-'n and ni
a! i. will lii fpifd tn Kiu tbe utmost ealih
MLllon in ' Yd pirt cii'ur.
?uClmigei reA-onuUle.
0. W RVfiv
JOS. II. HYZER,
B( DSP, S6A, G1RBU8B
AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER,
J ksniiville Orrgon
T!5 rULLY I REARED TO DO ANY
L Work in 11: b line on rhort nolice and
ask for a fhare of tin p'lMic pulronagi".
Orders from tbe country piomplly attend
-d to.
p. DOiSTEaA.!
GENERAL BLACKSMITHLNG
1-AND-i-
HORSE SIEOEING,
Cor., of Second and California St.
A
LL KINDS OF MARK ETA I5I.K
produce taken mexebanue lor work.
P. DON KG AN.
BLACKSMITHING!
DAVE CRONEM LER.
BALK AT TUB OLD STiXDa
T,M NOW PREPARES TO DO AL,.
JL work in my lint cheaper than ever, atl
in fact will do it cheaper tbau any otber
shop in Siuillii'i n On-con.
Give me a call and I will convince you.
DAVID CKONEUILLEIt.
KAHLER BHOTPIER.
Dealers Tn
9
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
UNION HOTEL,
Kerbyville Oregon,
. M. Ryder, Propr.
FIRST CL 4 SS ACCOM MOD TIO A' CN
always I e had at this house at tbe most
reasonable rates,
p3 Vu excellent stable connected with
IIih hotel.
.'riaaR tz
ESCRIPTION OF CUT
MILLERS. JUij
cr als 2yi
frT
irtfcii.-'-.gT-Taati- - -aa v w.u "",it
Ji
C1TYBAKEJZY
AND
SALOON",
In Masonic Building, Oregon
St.,
JACKSONVILLE, OG.V.
TnK UNDKRSIGNEn nEREBY PE-firi-s
lo unnounce in t lie public thai
lliey art- now prepared lo Gil all orders for
cakes of every drfcripliun. such wedding
rake.,
'. cake, fur putties, wine cuke-; ulso
liniwn and
rjeeaManHMagtU,
rrc
A luncli lion'e will alio be kept at thi
place. h-re ovfttrs in nil piyks, Limburper
ind Schwpitz r cheepp. can be bad at nil
SKiirn if ilie liy or niaht.
iEFreh bnad every day.
Pnces reasonable nud satisfaction goar
nnteed. GROB & ULRICII.
TABLE ROCK SALOON,
OREGON STREET,
WIWTJJ2M and HELMS,
PROPRIETORS.
THE PROPRIETORS OF THIS
wrll-known and pnpulir n-ort would
iiilorin tlieir friend. n'id lite public jrcnerallY
ilial a complete and first cla 8 Mock of ilie
tu-i' brand of liqiinr, wines, cigar-vie anil
norterjpic., are constantly ki pt on hand
IVy will be plmoed to have their friends
'call and fmtle."
CABINET.
A Tahinet of Curtooiiies may also he
found lure. We wnn'il be pleavd lo bavp
niroon. pn.spFsinr; cnrio.ilii'fi and pecimen
brinir theiii in, anil we will phue them in
be Cabinet foi ingpprtion.
WIVT.IKN& HELMS.
Criterion Billiard Saloon!
CALIFORNIA ST.,
oIrik1 & IcDauiel Pio;s
MII3 P()PULR RESORT, UNDEI!
I new rnannairnfnl. i tnrni.liing ih li l
rands of liquorc, win r and cijpir. Th
readiuj; tibte la Mippli. d willi Eas'prn p-ri
dicils and letding p-er3 of the Cot
,T m Jl f0m
S. P. HANNA.
WAGON-MAKER,
Tacksonvills, Oregon,
p UBON'EvlILLEH'S BUILDIN'G 13 IV
L receipt of a lull a"-ortment of irmhrial
nd prepared to do nil wok iu his line on
hurt notice and in a uorkmmlike intuner
Vebttlouf every description made to or
I r
Term, reasonable and satisfaction gtiaran
eid."
5BRepairing a speciality
S P HANNA.
Jackonville. Felimiry. 211. 1P7"'.
RE-OPKNED!
JACOElkIEYEE,
PIONKEU WAGOV.3IAEER,
H
AS RESUMED BUSINESS AT
the 8iand of :he lute J. L Budgtr
-tKi i prepareil lot-xecuie all work in h f
line with promptness and dtspalch nnd al
very reasonable rales. All kinds ot eln
eles coti-'iriicled. R-patring a sp-cialtv.
Oood work and low prices t'oa'antifd
Give me a mil. J. MKYF.R.
F.RITSCHARD,
practical.
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
California Street
Jacksonville - - Oregon,
t TTnrl,' 'nrrrr .st o.t. y .t.k...
c flfeSjSi ia.
,., iMHMr-Wrtui I UfAilrJA JN
llJ. mg and repairing walchrs and clock
Uliarnes reasonable," Give him a call.
DR, SPINNEY & CO.,
SPECIALISTS,
No. II, Kearnkt Street
nnrtEAT' ALL CIIROXIP AND PRIVATE
DIS-
1 e
e..cfl wllliimt Ilie nid of MifrrnrY.
Offlcehours 9 A K. toUM;Z t 5 anil 6 to 9 T.X.,
CoveiH.T?"- Fr-R.
Snndav. excepted. Con.iiltatlnn. free. Call or al
IressDr A 1" SI'INNEV CO., o.ll. Kearn.Y
treet San Francisco.
WALDO EXPIiESS,
CarryinsTI. S. TVTxils
Leaves Jacksonville
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS
FOR "WALDO.
LEAVES WALEO,
Tuesdays and Fridays.
First-class accommodations for passen
geis. Express business promptly ntlpnded to
by R. M. (JARRE1T.
TJV.IZjS, ROPES CARPENTERS AND WA
l gnn-mskcrs' tools for sale by JOHN MILLER.
T. G. REAitES.
RK.
REAilES.
E
REAJUESBKOS.,
California st.,
Jacksonville, - - - Oregon,
AHEAD AS USUAL ! !
f- .
" . SfVP, iw.'SawrSmyr
- MSrvMWf- 13
3SttiKira"ialJtSjI. .- "J
BiqiCa':
AIAA'SH BA-!
IS
THE GREATEST REDUCTION
IN PRICES
-AND THi:
LARGEST STOCK
OF-
GENERAL MERCIIAIVDIS
THE-
GREATEST VARIETY
TO select from in
Any One Store in Southern
Oregon or Northern
California.
ALL FOR CASH!!
,fun xxfva:
FALL & WINTER DRY-GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
LADIES' DRES GOODS f!PnIERE3,
AND DIGONLS. SILKS. AND
SATINS. ROOTS & SHOES,
CLOTHING, ETC,,
LADIES' CL., MADE CLOAKS
"T7E CALL THE ATTENTION OF TnE
V ladie. tn the fact thit we have now
n hand th- lHrc--t and li-st fdect'-d norl
nMiit f L DIH3' DRES-? IOOI)S and F N
'"Y 0O()D ot every diC'iition In Soi'l'i
Tti Oregon, and we will henceforth make
this line of goods our speciality and sell
Sim at
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
To the r"ntli'mn wp will fay. if you want
No. 1 SUIT OF CLOTHED yon must go
lo Reami-s Bro. In buv them a we rla'm to
have the be-l STOCK OF CLOTMSG in
Ixcksou county and will allow none U un
ili r-rll us. "
Thest poods were all purchased by a mem
her ol our firm from FJRoT CL SS House-'
i' San Franci co and New Vork and w will
:nrant every article and sell Hum as cheap
for ra-h a aiy hnu.e in the county.
We also keep ou baud a lull slock of
GROCERIES.
Hardware, Cutlery, Glassware,
CROCKERY.
nrtrr ,,nr, ,. BX.-JS"J
ruUbLlffi UPl'ABIlL.ALMjUl.'llS
KI-AK
.( ayt. im tf1 ' " I -
rl
JHSEtlT'?!KtlCA MILLS
f iuws, uaus flows oi onmy riows-'
ni n ti " Tt n'n " .'I
In fact everything from the finest needle
to n tlireshmg-mach'ne. Give ns n cull
nd judge for yourselves as lo our capacity
of furnishing good, as above.
The way to make money "is to save It.
To -ave it bnv cheap. To buy cheap pay
GASH for your good, and hnv of
RKAMES BROS.
NEW LIVERY STABLE
BACK OF COURT HOUSE.
MANNING ANDVEBB,
Proprietor.
TTTAVINO T.ATKLT FITTF.T) UP THE COM
I L ruMI-ros biro on the School Hins Flat and
in the rear of the Cmrt IIone. eare now fnllj
prepaied to attend t allhnslne.. inonrline vlth
promptness auddispatch and at them .t reiuonable
rates.
Fine Turnouts
The. table Is furn l-hed with the best animal, and
ninr Knb'tantlal bugi;le; alM a first clu. hack and
.al lie horse..
Horse, boarded, and the best care bestowed on
them,
y.tlsfnetkin gn.tanteed In every instance.
Give n. acalland Jndgefor vourselre..
J. W MANNING.
JacVwnYllle, April 10th. W
t1331X7- G-rrKTS
MADE TO ORDER
1" and repa -Inf j-mp-rlv "1t hr
MILLhR.
WOOL, WOOL !
TO THE
WOOL GROWERS
OF
ITorthern California and
Southern Oregon.
ANEW ERA HAS DA WNKD UPON
jou. An enlerpristhiis b-en,8larl-irin
JVlS4PlSB",,'cn "''nreinffiyowlfBilirvttloe.
Lf-projiiaBroulcan slyMtrpJu1
TIIH WOOL 1IOTTS3
-0F-
CONE & WELTON,
XTNT 113323 33XiTT0?,3P
For more than yon can real z hv shipping
1 1 San Francisco. We have bonirht Three
Hundred Thousand bales t litis Tnr Ihi. 8"aon
mid want Three Huudreit Thousand more iT
we can get ihem. Dun'l fail t" w u be
fore yon sell, and we will fiiher buy your
wool or see that yon cet more for it than
it is worth in San Francisco.
OUR WOOL PXIESSES
Are turning nut 1 00 compressed biles daily
md it lakes wool to keep them eouis. so
hnnir ulontr jour clips and gel n good price
'or them, and help yourselves, nnd tiy so Ac
ng help ns lo keep 'he ball rolling nud
tiree.eo going. En'erpriep should lie nurtur
ed and encouraged, especi iliv where it b-ne-fiN
the country Rnng on your wool, nnd
iret the highest market rateei We want it
ill. ( 'ON E.tW ELTON.
n.ilBlnn", May 16ih. 1879
SODA SPRINGS HOUSE !
HEALTH and HAPPINESS
TS THE REWARD OF ALL WHO
visit these famous
nvrizLox-ai s
Twelve miles East
ter not only
OFGRETC'URTiVEPOWE1S. BUT
is also d-Iicirus as a beverage. Th
nit. 1 at the Spring, is k-pt by Mr.i Mr
D C. Cotirtnay. and afiurds all the conven
tenccs and coraforti required by the most
fastidious.
Good Pasturage.
For horses, and all charges reasonable.
Good hunting and
Trout :EMSla.ixxsr
Jacilititp near by. and everything to make
a Visit to the St da Springs pleasant to either
the athlete or invalid.
MR. & MR. D.C. COURTNAY.
THE ASHLAND
Woolen Manufacturing Co,
Take pleaire in announcing that t.iey now
have ou hand, a full and select stock of
A0E5IISEn
EE3Sfl5a QMS) HgDUKVp
Hade of the very best
NATIVE WOOL
And of which thev will dispose at very rea
tooable rates.
Orders from a distance will receive prompt
attention, bend them iu and give our goods
a trial.
Akiilakd Woolen M'f'o Co,
tkSrfefcsfe
i-
i. -
OITUATED ONimR
CREEK SEVEN
O miles north-eat if Jacksonville, are
prepared to a general
Merchant and Exchange Uusiuess-
The undersigned will give 36 pounds of
flour. 2 ponudi shortx and 8pminili bran for
every buebel cf wheat. Will aU sack
aour- cu.lomers furui-hiugsnck..
STSatisfaction Guaranteed"
T.T. McKINZlE
Slate Creek House,
Slate Creek, Ocn.,
J. I, KNIGHT, - - - PROP'R.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
gives notice tu the travelling pnhlic thai
first-clas. accommodation can always ! had
at this lina-e.atid no pains spared to make a
visit agreeable.
The bir will always be supplied with the
best of liquors and cigars.
J. I KATGI1T.
TFYOU WtXT A LaROE STOCK OF PERFD
mery an-l f.ncjr ..op. to select rem go to Kah
ler'a and If the don't haYenh.t jrou want Bob wll
make it, or anything else generally pnt upl. drug
tores. KAIILKR lmO.'.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF POCKET AND
Table Cntlery for sail by JOHN MILLER.
fa
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taua............ i uuhl min rnR wniw
OULGO.V.
The following compliment to Oregon
is written by Frank SI. Pixley, and
appears in the San Francisco "Argo
naut:" On our down trip from Portland to
Astoria the ship made twenty-four
miles an hour, which is the fastest sail
ing we ever experienced. Of our trip
we can only say it was ten days of un
interrupted enjoyment Oregon was
to us a revelation. We knew that
CJaliforaiavwasjSboundedjon the north
V wivuu, wo tkiiuw mat xuruuuu
was situated on the "Willamette; that
the "Willamette emptied into the Col
umbia; that the Columbia emptied into
the sea; dividing Washington Territory
from the State of Oregon. We had
heard the country was rich in forests
and timber; that it was of agricultural
value; that fish abounded in its streams.
We had a school boy's idea of its geog
raphy of coast ranges, rivers, Cascade
Mountains, bioad prairies and rich val
leys; but we had no realizing sense of
its splendid domain, and the inexhaus
tible fertility of soil, its expansive pri
meval forests; its River Willamette,
more beautiful than the Sacramento,
draining a valley more productive than
Sacramento and San Joaquin combined.
We had no idea, till we saw it, that
the Columbia was the grandest and
most picturesque of all the great riveis
of the world; that it had scenery upon
its banks in comparison with the Hud
son and the Rhine) sink into utter in
significance, that it and its tributaries
penetrate a land which for food produc
ing capacity has no equal on all God's
five broad continents. Oregon is a
wonderful State, and tried by what
seems to us to Ihj the true test of a
land's real wealth and ultimate great
ness viz: its power to produce food
it has no superior iu the woild.
Astoria is theSBco of the north.
' 7
of the Columbia,
no other reason that we could observe,
than that it is cheaper to drhc piles
and build upon them than to grade a
somewhat hilly and uncomfortable
background. Astoria is a city of pa
tient hepes and great expectations; lo
cated on the banks of the great river,
it expectantly awaits the good time
coming when it shall realize its geo
graphical advantage and reap the har
vest of an expanding commerce. For
half a hundred years its owners have
looked out upon the great waters of
the Columbia and wondered for hall
that time why the ships went sailing
by to that inferior and interior town
of Portland. Still they do, and Asto
ria sits Mid smiles, confident of its ul
timate greatness, when it will bo crown
ed queen of the Columbia, and all its
tributaries shall bring gifts and pour
them into its willing lap. We would
not dampen the ardor of its friends by
suggesting that it is just possible that
an interior railroad system may con
centrate the trade of Western Oregon
at Portland on the Willamette and that
the trade of Eastern Oregon and Ida
ho may seek the shores of Pugat Sound
and pass out to tho great ocean over
that broad highway of commerce, the
Straits of Fuca.
Portland is one hundred and fifteen
miles from the soa, situated upon the
beautiful Willamette, some six miles
above where it empties into the Coluni
bia; a city of twenty thousand inhabit
ants good inhabitants, that go to
church, don't gamble in stocks, are lit
tle slow and poky, but always sure and
content with a steady, healthful, hon
est progress. There are more commer
cial buildings now in progress of erec
tion at Portland than San Francisco.
We visited Albany, sixty-one miles i p
the valley of the Willamette, by rail
a rich and productive valley of farms
and orchards, forests, and partial clear
ings and natural prairies; u valley fro.u
thirty to sixty miles wide, containing
5,000,000 of acres covered with groves,
grasses, wood, and copso, and every
acre of which is fertile and productive.
The Willamette is navigable an hund
red miles or more, except at Oregon
City, where locks are provided around
a waterfall a fall which gives power
to make a great manufacturing city.
Oregon is a better State than Cali
fornia. It has a better and more
promising future; and unless tho city
of San Francisco looks to ifcelf, there
will spring up somewhere on Pujjet
Sound a great commercial emporium
that shall challenge with us the com
mercial supremacy of tho West. Ore-
gou will, i i no distant time, outnum
ber us in population. Washington
Territory is an empire in and ot- itself,"
and both State and Territory hav
as yet millions of unappropriated
lands. There is now a large immigra
tion pouring into the country; and
thile Jim McShatter, Col. Beale.jLux
t Miller, Throckmorton and other
and cormorants are holding their
iroad acres beyond reach of purchas
rs at S40 per acre.better lands and
nearer to a better market may be
lkssJ6w'-I0r'' -0 aumuprwt
"lothing, or secured at Government
price. Oregon has escaped the greedy
black, speculative spider that stretches
his web over the soil to steal and hold
.irisoner the industrious fool that comes
o plow. This is telling now in favor
f our sister Stato it is getting ten im
nigrants to our one. It is taking in
djstrious and working men away from
California.
TIIE KL.U11TI1 Itl.lMH.llIOV.
The following letter from one of tho
nost prominent citizens of Lake coun
,y substantiates all we have said on the
ibove subject:
Fort Klamath Juno 14, 1879.
Ed. Sentinei In reply to your
inquiry whether a petition against tho
leaioval of the Klamaths was sent
from our end of tho county. I will
say that one was circulated, and I
think generally signed. I have not
eantho aiticle in the Lakeview "Her
ald," to which you refer, and really do
not know the general feeling in that
end of the county; but I think all right
minded people will ngreo with tho Sen
tinel that the-forcible removal of the
Indians will not only be an unjustifia
ble violation of faith, but will subject
tho citizens of this portion of Lake
county to tho ravages and honors of
Indiafcwarefare. The treaty of tho
.vith the Klamaths secures to
anjirea Lcountrv that is
better spared by tho citizens of Oregon
than perhaps any other portion of the
State.
The Klamaths havo observed
their fart of this contract sacredly
never having committed any act
which would justify tho flimsiest
shadow of an excuse for its abrogation.
Again, the Klamath Reservation hav
ing bte 1, Jrom time immemorial, tl o
home of these Indians; they are better
contented, and less likely to give troub
le than if driven from tlieir homes
and placed among other discontented
Indians who have been treated in the
same manner. Thirdly, they are very
nearly sell supporting hero, and that
is important to tax-payers.
As to the general feeling among our
people there are perhaps a good many
of our best citizens, who if tho Indians
could be induced to go willingly, would
be glad to see the change effected, and
the removal might give the timid and
distrustful among the settlers, a sense
of security which now, (in mental res
ervation at least),they do not always en
joy. But that they will over go with
out a most determined resistence I do
not believe.
It may be urged by those who favor
the removal, (among whom might bo
numbered the successors of B. J. Pen
gra, those poor fellows whoso greatest
triumph so far has been a success
ful evasion (Sflfanayment of their
Taxes
'ana which they hold at
large figures),
ested in having
that I am inter,
tho Klamaths kept
here. But aupposo I ami
The change
has no bearing on tho matter in
hand,
and if sustained cannot impair tho
force of common-sense deductions
from facts, nor make tho willful viola
tion of a treaty with an Indian, a
thing of honor or oven decency. B.
Settle Up. Simon Caro has re
turned to Jacksonville and hereby
gives notice to those indebted to tho
firm of Fisher and Caro that immedi
ate settlement must bo made or the
accounts will be placed in an attorneys
hand to make forced collections. No
further notice will bo given.
Piano or Organ for Sale. Par
ties desiring to purchase either a piano
or organ will do well to call at this of
fice before buying elsewhere. The in
struments are warranted first-class in
every particular and the terms very
reasonable.
Chew Jackson's
Tobacco.
Best Sweet
Navy
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