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Newspaper Page Textr ..-- - lT, i liViTW THE OREGON SENTINEL SP222) P3.0 GZIAIVIME 0.000 SMITH'S ORGANS SOW I USE BA-COEI ASF THE OJDD STAJSTD -OF THE- J ..J1L J- THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS 1. Subscribers whn not give express notice to 1, contrary, are considered as wishing te coutluue belr subscriptions. 2. If any subscribers nrderthe oi'Onnlltiiinnec of their newspapers, the publisher mr continue to f end them until nil arrearages are pild. 3. It subscribers neelect or refuse to t1e tlirir newppers frum the offlCTS to which they are di rected, thetaw holds tlicm resmnsihlr mitll the lisre settled tlio little, nnd orderet them discontinued 4. If subset ibers remove to other places without Informing tliepnbllsher,and thenewspapers are sent to the firmer direction, tiiey are new respviisiuic. 5. TlieConrtsliaredccJi'cd that icfusliictn tnVe newspiiicrs from tliinfll;e. or remoilnc nd loar ln tliem uncalled for, is prima f.icie evidence of iu tentioiiHl fraud. 6. The postmaster who ne-Vcts to cire le-al ne tlce of tl e neglect of peison to taVe from the. finer, tho newspaper addressed to him, is liable to the pub lisher for the sulmcrlplion price. State elections this year will belielil in the following order: Iventucky, Au gust -Mi; California, September 3d, Suite and judicial officers, four Con gressmen and Legislature; Maine, Sep tember 8th, Stale officers and Legisla ture; Ohio and Iowa October 7th, State officers in part and Legislature; Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, "Mississippi. New Jersey, New lork, fcmia: vinniiiti, and ""Wis consin, November 3d. Governors are elected in all the States named except Mississippi, New Jersey, Pennsylva nia and Wisconsin. Tlie Secretary of the Interior has re cently rendered an important decision to the effect that hereafter no claim for invalid penMons hhall be rejected be cause no disability is found to exist at the date of the.Examining Surgeon's last certificate. If any time subse quent to the claimants discharge it is shown that ho vas disabled from cauSr tvs originating in the service and line of duty, a certificate must issue covering the period of such disability. Claims rejected under the former rulings can now be re-opened and readjusted un der the Secretary's decision. Piano or. Organ fok Sale. Par ties desirins to purchase either a piano or organ will do well to call at this of fice before buying elsewhere. Tlie in struments are warranted first-class in every particular and- the terms very reasonable. Tho National Gobi Medal was awarded to Bradley it Iiulofson for the best photographs in the United States, and the Vienna Medal for the best in tho world. 429 Montgomery Strept, San Pranci'-co. t L't.JJ. U- Notice of Final Proof". I.ntul OlScc nt llosilinre-t'gn. 1 Jiil'7lli.l7U. j H dice is hereby civil that llm following nnmed senior has filiid notice o' his intention to unite final proof in Ftinpnrt of hi claim and fi'cnre final en'ry tliT'of nt I lie evj t'ltantriMi, the N W 1.4 otSec X names the lollnwinc; nif Jnmo Aail, of Josephine c cl KiuEey, of Jo'qihine county (lpi;ii Xi F BrNJAUiv Ui Rider. Notice of Final Proof. I.runl Ufficc nt Tlosi ljrtr. Ogn. I July 7h, 1S79. J Notice i hereby rjivn that the following named Pettier ha fili-d notice of bin inti'tition t make final proof in support of lii claim tind secure final cn'ry thereof at tlie expiru tlonof thirty days from the date of this no tice, viz: Homestead entry -Vo 1!)."9 of John S Cnmmons, of Jackson connly. Oie pon.ror theE 1-2 of N W 1-4 i?.c 17 T37 H, U 1 Wct, and names the 'follow in 2 aR his witnesses, viz: Alexander Stewart of Jackson county Oregon, oud Thos JIcAndrcws of Jackson couuty, Orr-enn. Vit F I1knjamin RepiMT. Suotice. 'Land OHlic nt Itnu-Iiitrtr. Ogii, Jk!j-,0,1S7U. Xot'ce is hereby given that the foil iwini; named feltler has filed notice of his mini tioii to male final proof in support of his elaitn. and feenre final entry thereof at tin txp'ratiou ol thirty days from the date ol this notice, v Z: Homestead application. No' 1,887. of David Single, for the W (, or -B E J Sec 17, T 38 S. It 4 W, and nunies the following as his wilntses. v z. Thomas K Hapyle of Applecate, .Incksn coiinly, Oregon, and August ItdiKoprol Applegatf, Jackion cnnnlj. Oenon. Wm F. Besjamis, liepister-, EJotics. I.ntut UfTice nf Itnsrburtr, (ltt. 1 July. l!i, 1SJO. Notice is hereby jriveii that the followinc named settler has fi'td nonce ol his iutt-niinn to make Gn rl proof in support of hw claim, ootl secure filial entry therrol at thetxiim tinn ol thirty days from the date of this no tice, viz, .lolin H'lUn hnm-sti-ad nppliea tinn No 1 871. for the N E M of N W . Sc 4 1, IS Ji or S W M and S .E a or N - W. 14. Src 2 T 37 S It 3 V, and names the 1 f!ilhnip-: us bis wltnei-scs. viz, Toibert L -'if- Heckflf Willow Springs, Orecon, nnd Ia- 'vld' Martlet! of Wiliow S Springs, Juckson - -conntv, Orpjrnn. W m. F. Benjamin, Register. STotice. . liiitt Office nt Xtoelnir.ffgn. 1 .Inly, 18. 170. ; Notice is liertby givtn that ihciollowing named settler ha filid notice o. his mien tion to make final proof in support of his claim, uud Si cihp final entry tlnreofat the rxpiration of thirty days Irnm the date of this notice, viz: Janus P. March, home Mead application. No. 1 957, lor the W itf of l he S E M, S W H or N E 4 See 4. and N W.K of.V E S-c O.'Towiiphip SIC S. ol ft 2 West, and naini'S the following us !ii witne-s, iz: William A Clii'iUis of Sums Vallev. Oregon, and Iletiton Viu rent, of StmeYulli v. Ongon. Wm. F. Bckjamix Register-, KAHUEll BROTHERS. Dealehs Ik BCOKS STATIONERY, To the People of Norllicrii California and SoMlitrn Oregon! ASHLAND COLLEGE AND NORMALSCHOOL LOCATED AT ASHLAND, OREGON. first Session will fcinmcnce Sept. 15, 1879. HUAUD OP THDSTKESl A. (J It' rKFFI.T.W, liKV.J.S McCain, Ukv. V. T. Chapman, CLARK TaVL'UI, V. H Atkiscn, Jacob WAOe.FR, JnllN WaI.KF.H, ii. V. Billings. -rnoiTnK pnnrnsr; f ronvniN'O the afii- J? Inn'l Colleco nn.l Normal Srliixil, tlie jin-perty ltnnvn r.s tlie Aliliir.l Aca!eity Iim 1eni plcM. frcw from delit, nniler the rontml of lloarit of Tni'tecu, li"laro inaiisirtcl tbe cnteriirlso bj fllliugthe foliuwing putitiotifi in the FACULTY: UCT. TTCLL L. ROGERS. A. J!M rreaiJent; rrofesoor of Mental anJ Moral Self new. Proftrsr of Mathematics. mr 3IRS. A. A. KOQRRS, Preceptrew; Tcaclier of KncIMi Grammar. MRS. J NNIK RALDWIN XICH0L9, Teacher ofMU'ic anj French. O'her rompctrnt InstrnctiTS ilHe pofnred a ft nn thenels ol the Inatitiiiiui ren ire, ko that puiul may teiiori(1eil with tlio tet ftcilitfes furcomnieuc- lug nnl omjili-tlng the following COUItSES OF STUDY: 1. Clvsstcu, reqiilrliiKBixyrar. I'icliidincprppftr ntnrj' MU'lies. Gradantes lecelre the Degrees of A. It. And A.M. 2. PcitTtric, requiring (onrjeara. Dcgicoconfer re.!rn.S. 3. N'nrini, CovMcrmt and McictL. octinTlnj; tlirryprs firh. Diplumas gien certifjing tuat .ulumouUof gradmte. EXPENSES. Tultlnn in fmr Cnllfjiate BrancliM. ?0 month. Inpiir, $5 a month (ue ul instrument $1 aJilitiniial). VtoI rnuMc Jiic1ih. $.1ft qr.artcr. Iljanl In It ard liiK Ilnll r In Pi irate Families. 350 toftXiO a week. RiHinn or Cotiuges fjr self bo-inling, fl to $5 per month. PAUTIAr. LIST CF TEXT D00K3. noMnnoiif8 Mathematics Steele' Series in N'atural Sciences IIarkllell, l.ttin. Fasquelfa French, Heed's Seriea in English Composition, Uchardson Piano Iiisiturtion. rr.0MiN'ENT FKtTor.ns and items of l.STKKKST. 1. The Cilleee will lie ehai tereil; and tlie Normal or TrainlnjSchiiil tor Tractieis will be made. It in hnjied lij upecial enactment, an adjunct ofthe Public ehiol jtera. and Diidottias raide eqitir.tleut to first grade cerfiticatcs. 2. Ashland hns no piloons Tlie Slle of intoTicat'nj liquors is prohibiteil bv the City authorities, who lire sustained liy n stmnj public acntiment. 3 TiieSth'iol will he under the supervision of an nnneclcal Chrinlian Church. The Bible will lie reereutly read ami studied; the worship of God en rouiaced. but the Institution will be sectarian in no ol'je ctlonal seme. 4. Hook-keeping Business Arithmetic, English Com position and fther blanches specislly prepartoryfor Business Life, will receive unusual attention. C. The Treceptress will cive her chief attention to the cute and oversight of the Vming ladles. C. An Endowment of 5J0.O00 will be, there is reason to hojie, pimpll fltiimribed, enab'ing the Trustees to ledure the present rate of tuition, specially to Telrhers, aftet the present yer. Address communis ca ions to ashland College and Normal School, ASHLAND, ORKUO.N. OOL GROWE OF Northern California and S outliern Oregon. 4 NEW ERA HAS DAWNED UPON Xv you An enltrprise has been started in onr inid't which inuns to yon full value for your product. You can sell your pro duct 'it ESS WOOS, 110X733 OF CONE & "WELTON, For more than yoa cm rcaliz' by shippinc 1 1 San Francisco. We huvc bought Tliree Hundred Thousand bales thus Tar this6aon and want Tliree Hundred Thousand more iT we can get them. Don't fail to see us be fore you sell, and we will either buy your wool or see tint you get more for it than it is worth in San Francisco. OU3C WOOL SZ13SSBS Are turning ont 1 00 compressed biles daily, nnd it takes wool to keep them going, so hilng along jour clip3 and get a good price for them, and help yourselves, nnd hy so do1 in help lis to keep the ball rolling and presses going. Enterprise should be nurtur ed and encouraged, rspecinllv where it bene fitr the couniry. Ilring on your wool, and get the highest market rates. We want it all. CONE & WELTON. lMniiifT, May 1 flth. 1870. NEW LIVERY STABLE BACK OF COURT HOUSE. MANNING AND.V7EBB. Propiietor. InrAVIXO T.ATRLT FITTED UP TIIC COM "i ni(xiinnt lnrn on the School IIqu- Flat ar! in thi? rear of tlio 0mrt House. Wean now fully prerwuo.1 to attend In nil liMnM In our lino witli promptuess amlditpatch and at the m t reKsunable rates. Pine Turnouts The8tAllts fnrn1lirAllh th best animal nnd nio-t Ntilittantlal liugj;ici; also a first cU8 hack and rnd'lle horse. Ilorsei boarded, and the best care bestowed on them. batisftcttnn puxranired in ererr intance. Hire usacallaud judge fir jou reel res. J. W. MANNING. JactsonTllle, April 10th, IS"8 EUREKA MILLS, Situated on rear creek seven miles norlli-enst if Jacksonville, are prepared to a general Merchant and Exchange&usitiess. The undersigned will give 3(1 pounds of flour, 2 pound shorts and 8 pound' bran for every bushel cf wheat. Will alsu sack jour customers furnishing sacks. ."Satisfaction Gnarnuteed-ffi, T.T. McKIVZIE ltil3a-3ir &TTKTS MADE TO ORDtY . and irjialriiig prnperlT 'tone liy MILLbR. SISKIYOU COM! AGRICUL TURAL SOCIETY FAIR. AT YREKA Commrnciug, Oct lit, .870 And continuing four days. FIRST DAY, Wodnosdoy, Oot. Xsi. Ao. l.-rrotlingrace. three in five, f ree i for all horses in tbe dli-trict that ti' rer beat thice minutes. I'urse $100. E.itrancs 510 A'o. 2. Running race, free for three yeir o!d and undT, tingle dash ol one mile. I'urse S50. Kntrance $5. SECOND DAY, Tlnxrsclriy, Oot. 2c3.. A'o 3. 2 be calltd tlie Society' Handi cap, Iitinning race, mile heats, three in five, free for all horsesi owned in the district, with the following penalties) and allowance.; 7be winner of any rac? of the value or S200 to carry twenty-one pounds (21 lbs) extia weight. 2Tie winner of any race the value of $100 to carry fourteen pounds 14 lbs fjctra weight The winner of any race the value of $50 to carry i pounds extra weight, Maidens, (those hirsei which have never woli a race) aiVsacciiTuciint.; -wergWfUlOt- acctimnlative. Weights not accumulative means that no one horce will be compelled to c irry mere than one of the above extra weights. Seven or mare to ciitT and four to hl.irt. l'ur'e $200. Entrance $,". En tries to close or, the l(-t day ol September. Race Ari. 4. Trotting race, miie heat?, two in three, free or all untried horce or horfrcs Unit have never trotted for public money. I'lirpe $50. Entrance S3. THIRD DAY, 3T,iiciri.'3rT Oct. 3d. Ai. 5. Running race, mile heats, Ihrre in five, free lor all. Pnrp $125. Entrance $10. Sttme dity exhibition of stock A'o. C Trotting race, mile lieat. free for all :hre year old.' owned in the district, l'urte $50. Entr.nc $5. FOURTH DAY, Six-txa.i-caci.y, Oot. -lt3a. A'o. 7. Trotting race, mile heats, three in five, free for all how owned in the district prior to J-tly Ul, I81S. l'uise $150. En ttance $15. AT. 8. Running rare, half mile and re peat, free for all. l'tirM! $75. Entrance S5 RULES A:NTD REGULATIONS. 1st - Tne above purees to be given without li-count. 2d The srcor.d horse to save entrance money except in race A'o. 3. 3d Eutrie to be placed in the entrv box lept for that purpose at the pavilion prior to 9 o'clock 1 M on day previous to the race, except ia race A'o. 3. 4th Entries must give name, pedigree and detcription of the horse enteivd as far n.s known. 5th All trolling to ba in harnes. filh Actional Trotting J-sociation rule to govern trotting races. 7th Pacific Coast rules to govern running race". 8th Free for all meau jnt what it says. 9'h In all the above rces entrance tnon- i!dul oxevpt i a race A'o 3. HVorqrnlajaMvriOsrd lue la-TTiav in one vtar from the r lars in re the day bvfore the ra3!P 7'ue first h'irsp to get A of the m iney. Tho second horse to get 2 3 ol tLe remain. der. I he third to 1 3 of the retna'ndor. r.G STRICKLAND, rrmi.lcnt. n.A. Mor.st Secretary. SS5s.exriLH"JS s.B.s - BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUIIOA' and order of 3a!e duly issned out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Jicksati county, on tbeJOthdiy of June 1870 upon a iudgment and decree in favor tf F II Oox nnd T II Shaw and against James Purvis for the FUtn of three hundred and seventy 'our dollars (S374) gold coin of the Uuitrd State", with inter st nt the rate of one per cent per month from February 24th, 1870, and the further -sum of twenty seven dollars and 87 1-2 cents 1.S27 87 1-2 costs nml disbursements, ova the accruing coiits and to me directed and delivered coin mnnding and n quiring me to make Iega levy tnd sale of the following described premises to-wit: The Jenny Creek Saw Mill, situalnd on Jenny crrek.on the Purvis homfstend, in Township 30, in Jackson County. Oregon, to satisfy the above ramed demand, and in pnrsuance to said require ments I have levipil npnn and will offer fo ale for cadi in U S gold coin at public auction to the highest bidder, ut the Court House door in Jacksonville, Jackson Coun ty, Oregon, on Snturtlnr, (lie sr.tli May or .Inlr, IS79. Atone o'clock PM of said day, all the right title and interest of the ubovp nameel defendant James Turvis, in and to the above described premises. Lfc npnn as he real property or the above LflM drfn dant James Purvis, to salisfytlie above named execution. WM. HYBEE. Sberiff of Jackson Oountv, Oga Daled June 23d. 1870. DVT D duly ismd out ot the Circuit Court of ih Stnte ol Oregon for .Inrksi n county on the lOlh day ofJuner 1879. upon ajutli; tnent in favor of M chuel ("olwell ntul against I) O. Courtnny and I J Courtnay for the sunt of Tliree Hundred and Xinptv sevv'n dollars and forty-five cenl?, (S397.45) witii interest at ine tale ol one per cent, per month Irorn the 2d day of June, 1879, and the (uither sum of twenty-four do'lnrs and thirty sevtn and a half cents (24.37 1.2)' cosE. and the accruing costs, nnd to me di rected and delivered. I have levird upon and will offer for sale for cash nt public aiic tion to the highest bidder at the Coon Ilo3e door in Jacksonville, Jackon coun ty, Oregon, on Saturday, IIicIKth Hay or.Inlj, is:. At two o'clock P M ol suid day, all the right title nnd interest of the defendants I) C Conrlnay and M J Courtnay in and to the following d scribed real proncrlv, to-wil; Tlie r. 1.2nf Jf TV 14, tlie K 1-2 nf S E 1 4, the W 1-2 ufNtVl-t. theS Wl-iof N E 1-4, tli( M-2olN 1 4, tl e N W 14 of S E 14, the N K 1 4 ot 8 W 14. the a K i- or a e 1-4, the n 1.3 of E 14. tlie w 1-2 of SE14.S;3,T40,S.n2E. The NVf I4of.VE 1-4, the N E 14 of N E 1-t, Sec 11. Tho N 1 2 of N V 14.fecl2.T40 S. 112E. TheE l-2of8W14, the VT 1-2 of S IV 1-4, Sec S5, T S3 S, R 2 E. LeriM upon as the real property of the ahoT naniM defendants D C Courtnay nnd M J Conrtnayttostifythedemand cf I he above named execution. Dated Juua 19, 1879. WM BYT1EE. Slteriff of Jacksou C inty, Ogn. ESCRIPTION OP CTJT. MILLERS. aviery cr tj ivj TriO:. TCZS 033E3.X- ,' est drugs and i'atent 31edlcines en to KAIILEKDUOS N ELEOANT ASSORTMESTOFTOCKKT AX iV Table, Cutlery for tale by JOHN MILLER Immense Hednetloii Iqb P&ICE A.' Z s - A ATTHE STORE OF . VA .If mm flAN TO THE RAVIKO DKTEUMINED TO MMXTAI.V TI1K rOSITIOX FIERKTOFOnK occupied hy mc rs the largest RETAIL DEALER in Sjutbern Ore'ou. I take iDis means 10 aDDoarciD? ibai l am now disnlayimr the T . .. . .... w LARGrail BEST STOCK OF North of San Francisco cons'sting CENTS' AMD BOYS' CLOTHING, MATS & CAPS LADIES' IM BEHT8' FDBffiSHUffl GOODS. r'HUiKS' ViLSISSS, Etc., Whichis snrpaed by none in the coun'y nn'l will be sold at low prices to SUIT THE TIMES. It shall continue to be my air to give Tbe Most Goods for the Z.east SSonoy, . and to place before my patrnni a variety of article notjlo be found in any other hou?e it is not my intention to mHlc.ul the public by ndveriisinir enml I cannot prmlnre npnn Inqury but to cive value received in every instance. A call Iroin every rnirr-l).iiT nt niv old stand is solicited. X. FIS1IHI.. " EXCELSIOR LIFBRI&)1MI FEED STjQl33Zi23. orrer of Oregon axd Caufornia rrs., Jacksoxvii.i k. W. J. PLYRSALE, Trop'r. rT7-onLD r.EsrECT fully ivFor.Jt the rcn- VV he that be has n Ci.e sto.k ol Horses, Ungates and Cnrriss And be Is prepsred to fnrnMi his pMrons an! thepult 1c eenerul1 with Pitsc- Turnouts , 1 " - - Is can hrMit on tlio Pifip rif. Fi-MIp Lorso" r hirett tugn to an part ut tLe conutrj. Aiiii:il.i Uixiglit nml Sold. re I rok. (o work lns!c or il-mMi. 1Irt lnwrnet unatlt ln-nt ofcitrt hi-st wti lit-. t: ".i ilitlt inluy tlmrRP, A l.I.a. ol.-ro f the juibllc patrornce IsWiicirta 1 011 reaoounb'tr tt-inu, DR. SPiMFsSEY Treats nil Chronic nnd Spfdal DIscnirs W1 IIO MV HE SPFFERINO IROM the effects orye titliTiil follies or indis cretion, will do well to avuil theinselve" of thi, the grcatei-t boon evi r laid at th alUr or suffering hutmr.ity. HIE SPINNEY will guarantee to forteit 5300 for every eve of Seminal weakness or prirnte disease of any kind or chiractcr which he undertakes and Tails to cure. . MIBDL.R-AGF.D HIKN. There are many nt the age of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too fnqnenl'rr actatlon of the hlndd'T, often accompanied by a slight .'marling or burning genntinn. and a weakening of thf system in n mnmier thepatienl cannot account for. On e.vntn n ir.g the urinary depn-iis h ropy scd.ini nt will often be found ai d sometimes small particle of nlhuinpn will appear, or the color will be of a thin tnilki-h hue, again changing to a dark and torpid appearance There are many men who die of thi difll culty ignorant of the caue which i the sec ond stage or seminal weakners Drt. S. will giiiitautei' a perf-ct cure in all such caws, and a healthy restoration of the genito-uri-nary organ'. oVriCii Hocus 10 to 4 and C to 8 Sun day from II) to 12 a. m Consultation free ThorniiL'h examinations and advice, 55. Call or addres', PR.SriNNKY i CO. ';'' ' No II Kearney St.. SaiTTranciScb. THE STATE iraiiEiYr & mum COMPANY, OF SAN FRANCISCO. FIRE AND MARINE. INCOTtPOHATED, 1871. Estnlilislicrt in Oregon, 1S7-1. CASH ASSETS - - $500,000 OFFICERS: Ar.T. BRYANT PRESIDENT R. D. TVERS...VICE PRESIDENT C. H. CUSHING SECRETARY A. P. HOTALING & GO. 45 Front Street, I'ortlainl. Geu'l Agents for Oresron nnd Vaflnns:ton. J. NUNAN. Local AjenL EAGLE BREWERY. JOSEPH WKTTEI.ER, Proprietor i OresoiiiSt.,.TacksoiiTilIe. THE HESTOH LAOER BEER ALWAYS KETI on hand aniresdr for sale bj the keg or glass Q- TO MIII.KR BROS ASD BUT YOUR. selfaj it-U Pen. Fli PUBLIC: GEffi TRANCO-AMERICAN HOTEL RESTASJRAXT AXD GEXZliAI. ST.GF.i:OUSF., Oj posit eOdJ Fellows' Hall, .lACICSUNVir.I.E our.otiN. MADAME HOLT, Proprietress. Tri.vra.r.i!? and ursiPKXT noi:riKr.s "Mill finl tlie most crmrirtsllelnilj;tMKs at tMs lions-tobu met nilhiiMlifre intlils put of thf btnte. Tlte Beds a::tl Hetlsltn? WIllaWfTs t.e fomiil of first-flsss clnrnctor k t in a miit ntxlrlrmi comlitinn.ulule sr..l The Uooms prrneTiv ir-ni-i s -n will iipt ne j.epr inrarj ri'ii ti . iii-sn i"..ii a r'-"i'"'"jii,i'iTi'f tin l Le4t f evrjthlii; tliminrkut.iUtfrtld iniairiiie :r"a: tin'm-r! i! H&fti;" f IT rl. .e wl"t.!:rj.' (ir"1"'' "'"''j'"' "0CAT" !1 . "" uii. !--v iLtluiu lit .ii lititir'of lbs ila. nr li.giit. HYSTFRS PltKrAPiEn IV . -- KVKIIY S'l YI.K, fa tn' Inn'lies tnln-lisil t nnrl'me. Ftaffe pssen Ktrrii ftnil ollirrs lii ninv W nnt n'eot t.fsrlit cnu nt . wars ftii.1 n pol fire, lnt nica'i ami grssl licls nt 1 tlli lli'Psp. ;.i tr Hlile Hi! lie sptreil toaeserve tlie pltrin?jre nf tlio tntYel!!' n- well M the jietmanent conimn nity (liveniL n cnll. L. S. P. MARSH, A. F. QUIRES. J. A. I1UHK. L1ECHANI03 PLANING MILI AND FURNITURE. RASH. T.LTNDS 1300K5 ANDilOULD IXG T,Qi D!3r CO Le."ST- IUB8H & GO. GRANITE ST., ASHLAND OGN. All kinds of Planing, Moulding, Turn ing, Circular and Scroll Sawing. Furniture unci Orncnn an ted Carving, Etc. Done to Order. 'Furniture, Safili.Blintlf'Dporot-and Moulding constantly on hand and made to order. WE WILL CONTRACT TO DK sicn nnd erect all kind? ol huililinc Whei desirable to i hose employinp; u. we will furni'h all the material reqnired for the conduction of any buildmsr ready for occu. pancy. .MARSH & CO. UNION LIVERY SALEAHDfWC HANGE Corner -It It and California Sfs JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. J. A. OAUDWELL PROPRIETOR. nniiE PROPRIETOR II s.S 1 full futlvrebnilt ami refitted tliU well knnwn estKblisliment. nnd lias vaile extensive and ctmifirtable addi tions thereto. I hate the Terr best horses, bncjries and liter tnrnontsof all kinds. My stock of minis ters cannot be exoe.led In the State. Horses Boanled On reasonable termn, and tlie best of care and atten. tion hestoned udou them while under my charge Also Horses Bought and SoM. I urn satisfied that! ran gie satfsfiction and enarantee the same. tVith this Impression bare no hesitation in soliciting patronage. MERCHANDISE WHBil EAT IN Are now TAKING THE LEAD OVER ALL OTPIERS for rilliancy, Swcelr.ess of Tone, Durability and General Finish y-y'VJA111?' NOTICE, i ou can nvty a FIRST CLASS PIANO OR ORGAN CHEAPER and at a slight advance where sold on " EAS INSTALLMENTS. Agents and Piano Tramps wlio make LAJKJE, PllOFITS 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 JIY PIANOS ANT)' OK - CANS VILL "WEAR AS WELrs keep in tune as lnt:t.v and SAVR MONEY FOR THE PURCHASER Don't bo fooled or humbugged hy anv i.: i .t..iu : -i ' niiiij; iim linn. i.iiii in uiichii 11 rv . ' Miisiiiillv.l I tin man nr woman i-hn talked into tmyin" exorbitant prices. pavs verv tiear. J5K1' UF HKPfCK RNCES'GIVEN ANT) SATISFAC TION GUARANTEED. I"Send for special infoniintion to JAS. S. SMITH, .573 Maekkt St., Fan Franci-co. v jl ?- .uiMt"siiTi;irii' ?f . v,"rs!v..j I .,"'.VSft.rI Of me than ANY OTIIEPv DEALER Const, I have put the prices MUCH in tho business, becauso I sell at ' LOWER than other FLUST-CLASS-WiTnTRSA r.T'.PTSTfJRStTs'fiTJf'ARTT MAKERS, and as I do not propose to .iTJSKlT V?- of JieiUr fiWn I.vnfwh ar j-ii'iiin i.i.ihv 'ic rs in ".'""I '-t9lr -.-IlylH en. S. in. ftr lciK,iill Me w'uii !!..! nv ot nie ifeniirrrlysllnliia-io.1. iWiimv .. --. '.. Rasmrrros 1709 Stookton St. THE mmWE WAGN W WHEELS IS MANUFACTURED RV SSFffPlf llAVWn "J fi K-aMiii ,ia 48 ,1 ViuL 5, RACINE, WiS. WE MAKE EVERY VARIETY OF FBEiGiu m mm wigohs, oursulves t-ictly to one clnss of work; by employing none Lut the rtiilnl And by confiuins BEST OF WORKMEN, Cfing ni tbii-jr lint FTTiST-CLASS UIVltOVED MACHINEliVavrt the VEEl'JJEST UF SELECTED TI.UBEB, And by n TIlOItOUGII KN'O.VLKDGf. of tlio bitineM, wo have justly iitrnetl the reputa linn nf making (( 7HE BEST WAGON ON WHEELS We "ive the following warranty with each waon: We Hereby "WarraD " KI-II ItltOS. W f.fN No to be well mule in ever pirtii:iil.ir nnitofjiC J niHterivl. and llml ihe (itrfiiulh oftlieame is nillieient forull wnrk niih Tair it'ijr Humid nuy lirenkujre occur within one jear from lhi dntr by reason of defectivf natetinl or worktrnn!iip. rerwirs Tor tho fame will be furuUhed nt pbice of sale, freei charKe.or tho price of niMIn fittuli lir tK titre!inbr urnfliipTni. u I' "." "" " "-- r.--.......0 evidence. Racine, Wis., Jan 1st, 1S79, Knowing we can full yon. wi polfcit It JMtrunagc n?( and for Pt.iba Send for Price and Terrcs, PAPER to ti t n t t t t Tt1. WfW) LJLLJr.l.sP .u.i xn GUxVY'S SPECIFIC fllK.JICINK T-ADE rirtK. TADE MARR. THE GREAT ENQLISH REMEDY, mi mil. ill. ii' cure lor Spcr m nt orrheu. jcminnl wink- linpn- After Taking, tenry, and all iliaw thtt follow n rt fe q'lence of Self-uliilp; a' loss of Munort Universal It-srndt. Pain in theI5iel D'mtief of Vision. Prem.iture Old As! and many other I)ieeae that lead to Inan ity or Cmiiinipiiou and a Preinatun Gtare. KairFnll ptrlicul.irs in our pimphlet which vsedisire to send free hy mail to every one. EQt, The Hjiocific Mrdicinp i sold by nil drusci'ls nt SI per pnekase, or S'x packanes for S.'i. o- will lip s'tit free b mail on receipt of'he money hy ndilressins! t:iu isuiy JicmriM: ro.. No. 10 Mechanics' Rlock, Detroit. Mich. Cf,S iltl in .Tapknnille hv nil d'lictritn and bv all wholesale and retail drnpgif" everywhere. PRUSOniPTIONS carcljilly prepared at KAllLin BROS. Before Taking "P3 MPUClWi SMIIH'SPIAXOS&fliimi In order to introiliicp THESE! MAGNIFICENT PIANOS on this. mnlfa out- niuiuro iT. j-i ,.. rs.. If.. i'l " 'e t 't tort large profits from the consumer) I expect to lx severely Iiandled by mr-Jl personR in tlie Piano bu.sinehS. TIB niatormh useil in their con struction are of the VERY BEST kind, ntul the wood thoroughly se.i- - !80'1041 Tltey are .sulwtaiitially made. DURABILITY. TONE and tho tiower of MAINTAINING TUNE r nwi nt ii .1 1 1-OjMjKu tliun any other iiiano made, . . . J. . ' arv tlie charaeUsrihties of these instru mente. Tlie grwtfent jmssible attention jjtven to their tone anil totieli, 4a Itave no lit!Sitntn-y 111 ollerir ,f Wte puiiitc as laitsi-i li.V S in every respect, ami w.iiruitl- stniMl 111 anv clin at. ! 1117 Who JAS. 8. SMI rK. 200, 202 A 201 DuHiit St., S. F. 10 rmm M mid rfniir, w- p-r azi'iit's prin n will La ti i'imtil.i fiT Ilia lirikkiHi nr ilitff.vttvA nnrta ni ' .. .. ...... . .u. -.- . ....... ,.-..-. t TlflK 0. Umwinb. Vim. 1 FISH BROS &C6" B. Kwn, IIUOIIINC. I p.itronaf;o from cicry ftction of the T'ltllcdi ml for n copy tf our AGlfl' ULTLIiAL rin A nn riniii n t t t t n is 431 K W V.S sHIH (Kyy nm bkus & iu.. mm. wis. n L r r ilioructjrtl Hiim. . pOKrivVNi,OrxE;os. " And Jacksonville. Orcgoml GIIJI5S & SrjfllK S.will attend, tcl all buiiuc in Portland. JTiULVT ai.2LH ' (III rrmifl ilui VL'J'JiiS Vu mxm i t f-fr----"tfr W yy