Oregon sentinel., July 23, 1879, Image 4

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THE OREGON SENTINEL
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS
1. Subscriber who do not glre exprtis notice to
be contrary, rn considered as wishing t continue
hetr Hobscrlptlone.
2. If any enbicribers order the dtoontlmitiiiee of
their newipapere. the publisher mar contlune to
vend them until all arrearages are paid.
8. Iloabecribers neglect or refuse to take their
newspapers from tbe offices to which they are di
rected, the law holds them responsible uutil they
bare settled the bills, and ordered them discontinued
4. If subscribers remove to other places without
Informing the publisher, and thnnewspapers are sent
to the farmer direction, they are held responsible.
6. The Conrts hare decided that refusing to tale
newspapers from this office, or removing and leav
ing them uncalled for, is prima facie evidence of In
tentional fraud.
6. The postmaster who neglects to give legal no
tice of tbe neglect of a person to take fmm the office
the newspaper addrevsed to him, is liable to the pub
lisher for the sutwcripilon price.
OBECO.Y S. CALHOU.MA.
If there is any one thing more sur
prising than another, it is 'concerning
public opinion and general information
as to the relative advantages of Ore
gon and California. In looking over
the eastern papers, we see California
referred to and the advantages commen
ted upon ten times when wo see a men
tion made of Oregon, Is it because
.JMlBWM'SSlgSW, -1 ad3,315, 789
acres of wheat which yielded 9.5 per
acre, while Oregon sowed but 344,750
acres that yielded 20 bushels per acre,
and all other crops in about the same
proportion making a difference of
about 11 bushels, or mora than double
the amount per acre All that is want
ing in our judgment, or that is neces
sary to do is to lay such truths as these
before the world; and Oregon will, as
she deserves, rank first as an agri
cultural State of the Union. We have
not selected the item of wheat, because
the difference in yield is greater than
others; but lecause it is looked upon
as the most valuable. The same year
California produced -ten per cent, less
than a ton of hay to the acre,
while Oregon gave her ton and a half.
Piano on Okoan 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.
The National Gold Medal was
awarded to Bradley & Rulofson for the
best photographs in the United States,
and the Yienna Medal for the best in
the world. 429 Montgomery Stnvt,
San Francisco.
BIG BUTTE STEAM SAW-MILL
J. F. FAIUIER,
nni
TTEEPS CONSTANTLY OV FTAVn
jLv planed and ntiDlaned Sugar pine lum
ber of tbe best quality.
EDGING, MOULDING, RUSTIC,
SIDING, FLOORING,
SHINGLES, ETC.
Lnmber dresjed to order on fhort nnlicp
nd reasonable terms lor those convenient
to tbe Mill.
BSFCoun!y Ordirs and Greenbacks tak
en at par.
IP. DONEGAN
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
--AND-)-
HORSE SHOEING,
"Con., of Second and California St.
LL KINDS OP MARKETABLE
I produce taken in exchange lor work.
P. DONKGAN.
BLACKSMITHING!
DAVE CRONEMLLER.
BMATTIIEOLDSTMD.
I AM NOW PREPARED TO DO ALL
work in my lint cheaper than tver, and
in fact will do it cheaper than any other
ehop in Southern Oregon.
Give me a call and I will convince you.
DAVID CRONEMILLER.
KAHLBR BROTHERS.
Dealers-Th
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Notice of Final Proof.
Land Office nl Rntfljnrcr. Ogli. )
JalySih.lS70.
Notice is hereby given that tbi following
named settler has filed notiee of his intention
to make final proof in fupport of hii claim,
and secure final entry thereof at the expira
tion of thirty days from the date of Ihis no-
4ice, viz: Uonvettad N: 2312 of Matthew
Chapman, of Josephine county. Oregon, for
4he N W 1-4 of Sec 3. T 3 S, U S We.t, and
names the following; as bis vitneFe. viz:
James JVail, of Josephine county, and Samu-
.cl.Kinsey, of Joephinc county, Oregon.
IVa T BhNJttuv. Register.
Notice or Final Proof.
ZnndOI!lc.e nt Hoarbnnj. Ogn. I
July 7lli,lt79.
"Netice Is hereby giyn that the followin g
named settler has filed notice of bis intention
t' make final proof in snpport of his claim,
nd secure fleal en'ry thereof at tbe espira
tionoi l Dirty naysirom inenaieot tins no-
entry ivb 19."i9 of
Dtinty. Oie-
jawBtt.
To the People of Northern California and
Soul hern Oregon!
ASHLAND COLLEGE
AKD
NORMALSCHOOL
LOCATED AT
ASHLAND, OREGON.
First Session will Commence Sept. 15, 1S79.
DOAIID OF TRUSTEES!
A. G. ROCKFRLLOW,
Rkv. J. S McCain,
Rkv. W. T. Cuamian,
Clark Taylor,
W. FT. Atkinpon,
Jacob Waonkb,
Jons Walkkr,
G. F. Billings.
-rrWHTriF, punr-osc f founding the afh-
I land Collree ami Normal School, thepn-perty
known as Ihe A'bland Aca lemj has been placed, free
fromdebt, tinder the control of a Hoard of Trustees,
wholiare inaugnratcd the enterprise, bj filling the
following positions in the
FACULTY:
,!STLL L.- ROOKIIS. A. M President
Mental t Mfljgl SfUnpM
Wn. MCriOLS. A. M. Tlce Piesldoa';
Professor of Mathematics.
MRS A. A. ROGERS, Preeeptress; "
Teacher of EokIUIi Grammar.
MRS. J NNIE BALDWIN NICHOLS,
Teacher of Music and French.
Other competent Instructors will be seenred as fat
as the needs of tbe Tns itntlon reqnire, solliat pupils
may lie piovtded with the t4t facilities fur commenc
ing and completing the following
. COURSES OF STUDY:
1. Classicil, requiring six years, luclndingprepar
atory studies. Graduates lecelte the Degrees of A.
B. and A. M.
2. Sciumnc. recmlrlnz lour years. Dectea confer
red, B S.
3. Normal, Commcbcui. and Musicil, occunylng
three years each. Diplomas. given certifying to at
tainments of graduates.
EXPENSES.
Tuition in four Collegiate Branches. $6 a month.
Mimic, H a month (ueol Instrument $1 additional).
Vocal mu'ic in cl-ws, 3 a quarter. Bjanl in Bard
ing Hall or in PriTate Families, 3 53 to $1.60 a week.
Rooms or Cotiagea for self boarding, l to $5 per
month.
PARTIAL LIST CF TEXT BOOKS.
Rnblnsoirs Mathematics Steeles Series In Natural
Sciences Ilarkne-s' Uttin. Fasqurtl'a French, Iteed'g
Series In English Comtiosition, RIchardsous Piano
Instruction.
PROMINENT FEATDRES AND ITEMS OF
INTEREST.
1. The College will he rhai ternl. and the Normal
orTrilnlngSrhool lor T.-oclicrs will be made, it is
hoped by special enactment,au adjunct of the Public
bclinol system anJ Diplomas mide equivalent to first
grade ccn fhcates.
2. Akhland has no saloons The sale of Intoxtcat ng
liquors is prohibited br the City authorities, who are
sustained by a strong public sentiment.
3 The School wilt be nnder the supervision of an
Evangel cal Christian Church. The Bible will be
rrvrrently retd and studied, the worship ofOod en
couraged, but the Institution will be sectariau in no
olijectional sense.
4. Hook keeping Business Arithmetic, Ennllsh Com
position and other branches specially preparatory for
Business Lite, will receive unusual attention.
5. The Prccvptress will give her clilr attention to
the care and oversight of the young ladles.
6. An Endowment of J'20.000 will be, there Is reason
to hope, piomptly sn sirlbed, enabling the Trustees
to reduce the present rate of tuition, specially to
Teachers, after the present year. Address communl
ca ions to
ashland College and Normal School,
ASHLAND, ORKUO.N.
TO T0HC33
a
WOOL GROWERS
OF
Northern California and
Southern Oregon.
A NEW ERA HAS DAWNED UPON
you An enterprise lias been slarl-il in
vour rniriU which in'iins to yon fuil value
for your product. You can sell your pro
duct at
THE WOOL HOUSE
-OF-
CONE & WELTON,
For more than you can realize by shipping
t- San Francisco. We have boneht Three
Hundred Thousand bales thus far thisneon
and want Three Hundred Thousand more if
we can (jet ihem. Don't fail to see m be
fore yon si-ll, and we will either buy your
wool or see that you Get more for it lhau
it is worth in San Francisco.
oxrn wool presses
Are turning out 100 compressed bales daily,
and it taki-s wool lo keep them (joins, so
bring along your clips and get a good price
for them, and help yourselves, and by bo dc1
ing-help ns to keep the bull rolling and
presses going. Enterprise should be nurtur
ed and encouraged, especially where it bene
fits the cntinlry. Bring on your wool, and
net the highest market rates. We want it
all. CONE & WELTON.
Bed Bluff, May 16lh. 1879.
NEW LIVERY STABLE
BACK OF COURT HOUSE.
MANNING ANDTr'EBB,
Proprietor.
"rTAVINQ LATELY FITTED UP Tlir. CTM
LJL rowllons 1) rn on th School Honso Flat anil
In the rear of the Oonrt Houne. We are now folly
prepared to atlnd to allbmlnera In our line Kith
promptness auddlspatch and at the m t reaaonatile
ratei.
Fine Turnouts
The stable is Torn I4iedlth the best anlmala and
moat unfcatantial bugres; alto a first cla back and
aildle horsea.
Ilorsei tioankd, andb best care bestowed on
them.
batlsftctlnn irnaranled In ererv instance.
QlTe nsacall and Jodge for ;osrselVS.
J. W. MANNING."
Jacksontllle, April 10th, 18"
EUREKA MILLS,
SITUATED ON BEAR CREEK SEVEN
miles north-east cf Jacksouvllle, ure
prepared to a geneial
Merchant and Exchange Business-
The undersigned will give 36 pounds of
flopr.2 ponnds shorts and 8 pounds bran for
.Vy bushel cf .wheat. Will alsu Back
-customers furnishing sacks.
SPEED PHO GRAMME
OF THE
SISKIYOU COUNTY AGRICUL
TURAL SOCIETY FAIR.
AT XKEKA
Commencing, OctoDer 1st, 1879
And continuing four days.
FIRST DAY,
"7Croc3lMLOSscia.y Oot. lart.
JVo. 1. TVotting race, three in Cve, free
for all horses in the district that ni vcr beat
three minutes. Pnrse $100. Entrance S10
No. 2. Running race, free for three yenr
olds and umlT, single dash of one mile.
Puree SS0. Entrance $5.
SECOND DAY,
Tliixx-sclri.y, Oot..2d.
No. 3. 7b be callid Ihe Society's Handi
cap, Running race, mile beats, three in
five, free for all horses owned in the district,
with the folloning penalties and allowances:
7he winner of any race of tbe value of S20u
to carry twenty-one pounds (21 Ib) extia
weight. The winner of any race the vain
of $100 to carrv fonrieen pounds 14 lbs
extra wcicht 7he winntr of any race the
,valpeor $50 to carry7pouncU exjra ssssW't
Maidens, (tbose hi rset wbicb nave nevir
won a race) nllowtd 7pcond, weights not
aecumnlative. Weiuhts not accumulative
ineau that no one horse ill be compelled
to c-trry mere than one of the above extra
weights. Seven or mare to enl'r and foui
to start. Purse $200. Entrance $5. t
tries to close on the lt day ot September.
Race N't. i. Trotting race, mbe heat,
two in three, free or all uutried hotse oi
horses that have never trulttd for public
money. Purse $50. Entrance $5.
THIRD DAY,
HPx-ido-y, Oot. 3d.
y. 5. Running race, mile heits, three
in five, fiee lor all. Purse S125. Eutranci
$10. Sitaf duy exhibitiou of slock
A'o. 6 Trotting race, mile heats, free for
all :bn-e year oldn owuca iu the district
Pur-e $50. Entr nee Srj.
FOURTH DAY,
fSa,txurcLct,-y9 Oot. -itXx.
jVb. 7. Jrotting race, mile heats, three in
five, free for all hure-i owned iu the dUtrici
prior lo July let, 1S9. Purse $150. Eti
ttance $i5.
A'. 8. Running race, half mile and re
peat, fiee for all. Purse $75. Entrance $5
HTJLES AND REGULATIONS.
1st -The above purees to be given without
di'count.
2d The second horse to save entrance
money except in r.ice JV'o. 3.
3d Entries lo be placed in the entry 1kx
lept for that purpose nt the pavilion prior
lo 9 o'clock P l on dsy previous to tbi.
race, except in race jVo 3.
4th Entries mu't give name, pedigree
and detcriptiou of the horse entered an far
as known.
5th All Irotlinc; to be in harncs".
6th Actional Tiotting lisociation rule
to govern trotting race.
7th Pacific Co.ist rules to govern runnin
race
8th Free for all means jnst what it Faye,
9lh In all the above r"ces entrance moti;
y 8udc01jxccpt inracj
The following Seip-take race i" pronaed
colt race, free for any colts In Ihe dMnc
that were foaled Ibis Spring, 1879, to ru'i e.
two yiart i t the fall of '81. lo be enhrtd a'
follows: To name and put up ten dollxr on
the lat d'ty of the fair; and twenty dollar
in one Jiar Irora the time, and twenty do I
Urs m re the day before the race.
The first horse to get J of the money.
Tue second horbe to gel 2-3 ul the remain
der.
the third to 1-3 of the rema'mler.
P. O. STRICKLAND, resident.
II. A. Morsc Secretary.
B1
and order of sale dnly isued out of tbt-
Circuit Court ol the Stale of Oregon, fut
Jrti'ksnii county, on Ihe IStli dy of June
1879. upon u iuditment and decree in fuvot
of F II Cux und T II Sluw and ngaint
James Purvis lor tiie stun of ihn e hundred
and seventy lour dollars ($374) gold Coin ol
the Uniltd States, with mtinst ut the rate
of one per cent per month from February
24th, 1879, and the lurther sum of tnenty
seven dollars and 87 1 2 cenis t,27 87 I 2
costs and disbursements, and Ihe accruing
costs and lo me directed and delivered coin
mmidiiig and requiring me to make Ietru
levy Mid sale ol the following detcribed
pnmises to-wil: The Jenny Creek Saw
Mill, situattd on Jenny cnek. on the Purvis
homtstead, in Township 39, in Jack-on
County. Oregon, lo satisfy the above earned
demand, and in pursuance to Slid require
menls I have levied upon and will oDer fo
sale for cash in US gold coin, at public
auction to the Mshesl bidder, at the Court
Hone door in Jacksonville, Jackson Coun
ly, Orecnn. on
Satrmlnr, tlic 2Cth Dar or July, 1879.
Atone o'clock PM nfi-aid day, all the
right title and interest of the above named
defendant James Purvis, in and to the
nhove described premises. Levied upon as
the kbI properly of the above named defen
dant James Purvis, to satisfy tbe above
named execution.
ni cyw
Sheriff of JacVson Countr, Ogn.
Dated June 23d. 1879.
B1
du'y is-ned out of the Circuit Uonrt of
the State ol Oregon for Jneksi n county on
the 10 b day of June, 1879, upon ajudu'
menl in favor of M chel t'olwell and
against D C- Con r I nay and M J Cmirtnay
for the sum of Three Hundred and Nmelv
seven dollars and forty-five cents, (S397.45)
with inierest at the rate of one per cent per
month Irom the 2d day of June. 1879, and
the fnttber sum of twenty-four do lrs and
thirty sevi n and a half cents (524.37 1.2)
costs, and the accruii.g costs, and to me di
rected and delivered, I have levied upon
n nd will offer for sale for cash at public nnc
tinn to the highest bidder at the Court
Ilonee door in Jacksonville, Jackson coun
ty, Oregon, on
Saturday, thcZCtli Day or July, 1S79.
At two o'elnck P M ol said day, all the
rinht title nnd interest of the defendants I)
C Conrlnay and .M J Oourinay in and to
the following rfeserihed real prnp-rtv. to wit;
Tbe E t Snf N W 1-1, the K 1-2 of S E 1 4, "the W 1-2
of N W 14. the S 14 of N E 14, the N 1 2 ul N E
1 4, tlie N W 14 ol 8 K 1 4. tbe N K 1 4 of S W 14,
the S E 1 4 of .V E 14. the W 1-2 of N K 14. the W t 2
of 8 E 14, Sec 2. T 40. 8. 112 E. The N TV 14 of If K
1-4, Ihe N E 14 of N E 1-4, gee 11. The N 1 2 of N W
14, fee 12. T 40 S. It 2 E. TheE 1.2ofSW14, Ihe
W 1-2 of 8 VT 1-4, See 35. T MS. It 2 E. Letll npon
as the real property of the aboTe named deiendants
n CConrtnayandM J Coartnay,to8tlsfy the demand
rf the a bore nsmrd execntlon.
Dated Jane 19, 1879. W5I BTItEE.
Sheriffof Jackson Conuty, Oru.
ESCRIPTION OF COT
MILLEK.O. -lery cr 1 ;,v
BIHTEJ N3ECE.0E-
BACK! A.T THE OJLD STA.ISTX)
Iiuineiie Reduction in
i
PRICES !
AT THE STORE OF
NEWMAN FISHER
! TO THE PUBLIC:
RAYING DETERMINED TO MAINTAIN THE POSITION HERETOFORE
occupied hy" me as the largest RETAIL DEALER io Southern Oregon, I take
this means in announcing that I am now displaying tbe
M mrn$mmm& mmammS,
-rifn
I T"
unuu
North of San Francisco consisting of a Fine Stock of
GENTS
AND BOYS' CLOTHING, HATS & CAPS
LADIES' AD REHTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
TUXraKS' VALISES, Etc.,
Which is surpassed by none in the cnun'y nnd will be sold at low prices to SUIT TDK
TIMES. It shall continue to be my air,, to give
The ESost Goods for the Least EEoncy,
and to place before my pitrons a variety of articles notjto be found in any other boae
il i not my inlenlion to mislead the public by advertising good' I cannot produce upon
Inqiiry but to give value received iu every in3Iunce. A cull Irom every pnreiiHHr nt my
old stand is solicited. N. FISIIEU.
EXCELSIOR
LIVER V
a -a? j3 13 x ej .
orner of
Oregon and California cm. , Jacksonyili k.
W. J. TI&miLUa, Frop'r.
WOULD KESfFCTFULLY IVFORM THE PUB
lic that he has u tine stock ol
Horses, IUiggics and CarriKis
And he I prepared to furnish his atrons and tliopul
t Vc generjl'y with
" "Fine 1 itrtiotits
As can be hid on the Pictfic coat. Sad lie horses
hired to g tuany partol tliecnuutry.
Animals Bought mnl Soli!.
Hores hroke to work sine'e or cT.mlil . Ilfir-cs
Ivianted anl the bctt ofcire best'wet ti-on Iheni
wbllf In Hit charge. Alleral lmrc nf ihe putlic
patronage isoliclttdon natoii.ibic term.
DR. SPINNEY
ETo. 11 ILxUklLTaiiTZ ST..
Trenta all Chronic mut Special Disease
"S-OTTOSrC3- 2VTE2M
WHO MAY RE SUFFERING IROM
the effect, of yruthful folliea or indis
cretion, will do well to uviil lhemelvei (if
thi", the greatet boon ever hid at the alt.ir
of fuffrriiiR hutniiiity. Hit fcl'jNNEY will
cuarautee to forfeit $500 for evtryen'-ent
.Seminal vealt'ii3 or private dleass of any
kind or cbtractcr which lie undertakes and
fails to cure.
middlc-agi:d jucx.
There are many at the bro of thlrly to
sixty who are troubled with too frtrjueut hv
ac'nttion of the bluddiT, often accomptnied
by a flight mirtinif or buruinfr cuiH.uiou.
and a weakening of the pylcm in a innnuer
the patient cannot account for. On extra n
ing the urinary depnitg h ropy i-idimint
will often lie found and pomrtiuv'R finall
Darticle of albumen will appear, or the
cnlnr will beof a thin milki-li hue, again
changing to a dark and torpid appearance
Thcreare many men who die of thi diffi
culty ignorant of Ihe caue which i the sec
ojid stage of seminal weakness Pit. S. will
gnntantee a perfect cure in all mch cae.
and a healthy restoration of tbu genito uri
nary organ.
Offick Hocks 10 to 4 and 6 to 8. Sun
day from 10 to 12 a. m Consultation free
Thornueh examinations aud advice, $5.
Call or addre-,
Bir."SPIKNHTit CO.
No
II Kearney St., San Francico.
THE STATE
hWESTJIEKT & raiiMCE
COMPANY,
OF SxVN FRANCISCO.
FIRE AND MARINE.
INCORPORATED, 1871.
Established iu Oregon, 1S74.
CASH ASSETS - $500,000
OFFICERS
A. J. BRYANT PRESIDENT
R. D. IVERS. ..VICE ERESIDEN1
C. H. CUSHING SECRETARY
A. P. HOTALING & GO.
45 Front Street, Portland.
Geo! Ageols for Orecon and Wathinzton.
J. NUN AX, Local Ajent.
EAGLE BREWERY.
JOSEPH WKTTERER,
Proprietor
Orcgon'St., Jacksonville.
IBESTOF LOKK BEER ALWAYS KEPT
and and rradj for sale by the keg cr glass
FRANCO-AMERICAN
HOTEL &
RESTAORAXT
AND GENERAL STAGE HOUSE,
Opposite Odd Fellows' Hall,
JA-itsvii,i.rc .uRGcii.i.
MADAME HOLT,
Proprietress.
mRAYFLFK AM) r.FPIDKNT EOMlDi:ii
JL will fmii tiie trit rtnif-. rtI 1 Itwlp.nc AttMi
nonxp to bu met nItiiftfiTlare in thl4 )mrt of tm
Slate.
The Oe!s and noihlin?
VU lwaT 1 fttiind rf fipttw.nm chnracter anl
Lfj l In a lied aaU etc in con Uiou, wlnls
T?ic Koonas
wrfnewly ftiml'lied anil will Aln-nrn be kf-pt In neat
jpt.nit- liienTi'utIiu A pi'-ni.fui ftiiipivul UK
f rjlMiii; tlimart.iit ntT mis will b
Spread n
Her Table,
TTrhfne vrlllte Urpt t pencil night, ami "SQrttlK
M LA !.S" cut bu oblafucd fit any buur uf tlie Jnj
ur iiight.
OYSTFIJS PKKPARF.n IV
KVKUY S'lYI.K.
fo
lnl limrlie trtlelttil nt nn line. Ffapn ivpn-rsftn-l
ntltTf wlnnioT t'ftmt tatiat itiplit cnti 1
wiMfin1a ekJ fiie, Iit mciftant rhI betN nr
thWhi. .
N tr'iiMe il bt fpiml tiilpvrre the p-itnuitjEC
if the trallt- well m tbe permanent cumntn
lilt j Give m. a cMI.
L. S. P. MARMI, A. F. QUir.13. J. A. I1URK.
MECHANICS
PLANING MILL
AND
FUHNITDRE. SASH. BLINDS
DOOUS AND ilOULI)-
IN'G
MARSH 4 CO.
GRANITE ST., ASHLAND OGN.
All kinds of Planin'',
SroultlinK, Turn-
Circular and Scroll
Sawinpr.
Furniture and Ornamen
tal Carving, Etc. Bone
to Order.
Furniture, Sash, Blimls, Doors
Moulding constantly on hand
and made to order.
and
WE WILL CONTRACT TO RK
8?n and creel all kiixU of buildings
Whei rlesirahie to those emploj'njr u, we
will furnish all tlie null rial required for the
con'truclioD of any builciinfr rt-aHy for occu
pancy. MARSH & CO.
UNION LIVERY
SALEANDCTEXCHANGE
Corner -Itli anil California Sttt
JACKSONVILLE, OUKOOH.
J. A. CARDWELL PROPRIETOR.
THE PROPRIETOR HIS
fullf rebnilt and refitted this
weltkntwn etabllsliment, and has
nat!ft fxteniT and eomrortaMe ad li.
tlnna thereto. I Iit the Terr best hurvea. bnzzle.
and IWerj turnontaof allklndi. Mr stock of roads
ters caa&ot De excelled In tba state.
Horses Boarded
On reasonable terms, and the best of care and atten
tion bestowed npon them whila nnder mjharg
Also
Horses Bought and Sold.
I am satirtfd that I can give aatisfaction nd
enarantee tl same. With this lmnrcwn I
'itinir patriiaj.
0.000 SMITH'S ORGANS KOW IN USE
GKEAT
-IN
PIAN
Smith
A
Ut-mG THE
SweetnessTrf
m HI 01I1K
's
NOTICE,
You can 2Juy a
FIRST CLASS PIANO OR ORGAN
CHEAPER
Of me than ANY OTHER DEALER
in the business, because I sell at
WHOLESALE PRICES FOR CASH,
and at a slight advance where sold on
EASY INSTALLMENTS. Agents and
Piano Tramps who make LARGE
PROFITS are requested to open their
batteries UPON ME or my INSTRU
MENTS at once. The public will
soon ascertain it is to THEIR AD
VANTAGE to give me a call, and
find that MY PIANOS AND OR
GANS WILL WEAR AS WELL,
keep in tunc as long, and SAVE
MONEY FOR THE PURCHASER.
Don't be fooled or humbugged by any
thing you hear. "Talk is cheap''
(usually.) The man or woman who is
talked into paying exorbitant prices,
pays very dear. BEST OF REFER
ENCES GIVEN AND SATISFAC
TION GUARANTEED.
igSTSend for .special information to
JAS. S. SMITH,
575 Marklt St.,
San Francisco.
BEWARE
t'f Ciri-nl.iri fiiin
tnsmiimrts. Siii
are tiiiirely (lteiiiim-.-li.il. AiUlies
Rr.SII)KNCE
1709 Stockton St.
F.
IS MANUFACTURED BY
ISirtWWSSS
sti&m mmwMA&
RACINE,. WIS.
WE MAKE EVERY VARIETY OF
FHI
ha,
COUIillillff
i
Aud Ijf
orspvf t"icllv to
BEST OF
Uimij; in thing but
FIRST-GLASS IMPKOl 'ED MA ClfJA 'EH ) ' a vd the
And by a THOUOCGII KN'O'.VLEDGK of
linn ortnnkiii);
"THE BEST WAGON ON WHEELS.
We "ive the following warranty with each wacon:
We Herebv Warran ibe FIII Itltn-J.
piirticulur umldfcr J tnatrriul, and thai
work ilh fair uwjr Should any breakage occur ith!n one yeur from Ihio dttr ll
reason of defectUi nateual or norkmin'hip. repaira for the fa m-will lie furnished;
pUce Of tale, frt'a clurge.or ih price
piin in caeu by In purcuustr prodticing
evidence.
Racine, Wis., Jan 1st, 1879,
Knowing wi-can mil yon. wo rnlicit
Suiis Send for Price and Terms,
t'Al'KIi to
GUAY'S SPECIFIC A1B.HCINB
TRADE MARK. THE
GREAT
English
REMEDY,
on vnliltiiig
cure lor Spr
m at orrlien.
feminul wtak-
BeforeTakbgn''. Impo- Afr Taking.
tenry, and all diae that lollow nt a fe
q'tence of Slf-utitisp. a loss nf Miinnr
Universal Lussi'ude. Pain in the Hick
I)unne of Vnion. Premilore OM At
and many other Uiea'cs ihjt lead to Inan
ily or Consumption sod a I'renulun
Grnre.
fiSSfFull pirticnlar in our pimphlpl
which e dsire !o send free by mail to
every one B- The Specific .Medicine i
oold by nil dnisrgiotn at 31 per pnehnee, or
8'X packages fr So. O1- will he sent free b
mail on receipt of 'he money by addressing
Tim :kvy .hi:i)rim:co.,
No. 10 Mechanics Block, Detroit, Mirh.
B.S )ld in Jackannville by all draggistf.
and by all wholesale and retail draggiti
everywuere.
TITTQI
on.li ix- tvt 5
1 carefully
irnwlat KAUI.IR BROS.
T'ADE MARK.
pS-j vv
REBUCTlOl
mans
and Pianos
LEAD OVER ALL OTHERS for
"mM ; . .i r i t?:-:-!
UUMX..
SlIil'II'niMOU ORGANS,
In order to introduce THESE
MAGNIFICENT PIANOS on this
Coast, I have put the prices MTJCIL
LOWER than other FIRST-CLASS
MAKERS, and as I do not propose to
make anv agents, (who generally ex-
I tort lar"c nrofits from the nnnsnmpA T
expect to bo severely handled by such
pei-bons in the Piano business.
Tlie materials used in their con
struction aie of the VERY BEST
kind, and the wood thoroughly sea
boned. They are substantially made.
DURABILITY, TONE and the
power of MAINTAINING TUNE
LONGER than any other piano made,
are the characteristics of these instru
ments. Tlie greatest possible attention i
given to their tone and touch, and I
have no hesitancy in otlering them to
the public as FIRST-CLASS PIANOS
in every resect, and warrant them to
stand iu anv climate.
R ru's wlio nrf j-ilnna ! tnr tn ix iiml tn
i for n ii'y, uiiil ttv what tline tu ul me- nhi
JAS. S. SMITH,
575 MARKET ST., S.
gfcnrMTgtr:uLam.i nmuogwaggjum ij. hi j.nn
iT WAG'
mm
IM SPRING luOH!
one c.lrgs of work; liy nunloying iioui: Lul tba
WORKMEN,
en ic$Are.fl
VERY BEST OF SELECTED TIMBEll
tiie uii!iic, we ha.-jiitly lurntil ihe repul
Wagon No to he well made In ever
the fIpmikIIi nftherame is Fuflicipnt foral
oT.!d rrrfiirs.'it-' pT'aiJTnVp'rlT
a simple or toe broken or uefectlve par
uZiCvZi, FISH BROS & i
I XIJ. IllUUl-. J
wo pnllclt patronage irmn firry section of the- V
id Terms, aud for a copy tf our AGtil 1'I.TTJ
patronage frmn firry fiction nt the- li
aud for a cony tf our AGtil 1'I.TUl
FISH BROS k CO.. RMffi, WIS1
fX4 &.
-. Viv
m&t'.'i$b
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iKSi
.Wl'SJ
rM,
r'$&rrrs'A
iUonKijiiti'iin).
JCOJTlyVND , UlEWJt
And JacIvsoiiTlIIc, tregi
GIBBS & STKVK?"" altenj
all liiijiueiit ia Portland.
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