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Newspaper Page Textej.pepft THE OREGON SENTINEL THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS 1. Faliscribers who donot Klveexpress notice to lie contrary, are considered wishing te continue heir subscriptions. 2. lrany subscribers ordeT the aisenntlntianee of Ibelr newspapers, pnbllsher mar continue to lend them until ail arrearages are paid. 3. If subscribers neclector re fu to Utt their newspapers from the ofllcos to which they are di rected, the law holds them rcsnslble until they liaTe settled tho bills, and ordered them discontinued. t. If subscribers rcmoTe to other places without Informing the pnblishcr, and the newspapers are lent to the firmer direction, they are held responsible. S. The Conrta hare decided that refuting to take newspapers from tnlinffloF, or renioslni? and leas ing tbem uncalled for, li prima facie erldenc of in tentional fraud. 0. The postmaster who neglects to trite lEal no tice of the neglect of a person to take from the office the newspaper addressed to him, li liable to the pub lisher for the eulwcrlpilon price. ClItLIOH 1USTIX WHEAT. "Last week wc notioerl tliat Col. John E. lloss liad recently discovered rust in a portion of Lis wheat The "Dong as Independent now comes with a rPtncdy by &'a3fng that, last season, Mr'.L. K-'Hedgpath of Douglas coun- i,od Rnmfl late sown rrrain which rus- ted, aild instead of doing as many would' liave done, he cat the grain before the stalks had ripened in fact, .v-rJ K-rtrai -r)il Tmsejv Oiled it up. His idea in so doing was to ex periment a little The wlieat thus rus ted ripened and cut in the pile, and when it was examined the heads were found filled with the plumpest of grain, and the wheat threshed there from of a superior quality. The wheat was cut when the grains were "stiff dough," and it is established by the experiment that the sap' from the stalk continued to pass into the heads until they were filled, and the sun ri pened the grain long after it was cut. Tnis is something new to us, and prob ably will ba to many farmers of large experience; and as there is considerable grain in the county afflicted with rust wo would'like to liear of the experiment Heine repeated.. If thVresuifc will'hold' good in all cases, rust will lie'robBed'of all'its terror of our grain- producers hereafter, and its appearance1 ih" fields, will show them tliat very often tl'iey can commence harvesting carl) in damp as well as dry seasons The Democratie State' Central" Com-- mitteo has decided to retain the name of Hugh J. Glenn, at the head of the State ticket, notwithstanding he re fuses to support tlio balance of our nominees. That they could liave reached this conclusion after the posi tion Glenn has taken towardDemocrat ic organization amazing, and tho de cision will bo received with disgust and ' indiLiiatiotfcbv thousands of li a &m2 who liavealwaysS This is tho result of tile miserable tra ding and trafficking spirit tnat actua ted a largo portion of tlie Fate State Convention who seemed more' anxious to secure office than they were to main tain principle. This decision will ear ry demoralization throughout the ranks as the party is placed in tho position 'of being the mere tender of the faction called the Honorable Bilks, which is tho incubation of the San Francisco "Chronicle," and worn out political hacks of both tho Dcmocaticand Re publican parties. Tho rank and file of tho Democratic party arc under no obligation to endorse the action of the State Central Committee, and are now free to vote as they please a privilege they will exercise in the most indepen dent manner, and in a way that will learn the incompetent leaders of the party a lesson. The Democrats of Ne vada county will spew Glenn of their niouUis. "Grass Valley Union." Better bo right than conquer in an argument. Better bear the assumpt ions of ignorant men tlian waste your dearly bought experience on fook. Education is a composite process, not confined to books nnd teachers, but made of the varied influences of home, fortune and early association. - Tho National Gold Medal was awarded, to Bradley & Rulofson for tho best photographs in the United! States, raid the Vienna Medal for the- lest in tho world. 420' Montgomery Stnvt, San Francisco. IfAHLER BROTHERS. Dealers Tjp l BOOKS AND STATIONERY. EUREKA MILLS, SITUATED OK BEAR CREEK SEVEN miles north-east it Jacksonville, are prepared to a general Merchant and Exchange Business. The undersigned will gire 3G pounds or Uour.Z pounds snorts and Sponnds bran lor every bushel cf wheat. Will also sack tfour customers furnishing sacks. a9Sstisfaction Guaranteed"! T.T. McKa-aB. vzzr rrmvrr Xs w: in kx To the Ftople of Northern California and Sonlntrn Urrgort! ASHLAND COLLEGE NORMALSCHOOL LOCATED AT ASHLAND, OREGON. Fin? Session uill Comnrcnce Sept. 15, 1879. HOARD OF TRUSTEES! A. G. UrcXt KU.OVT, W. IT. Atkisson, Jacob Waonkr, Jotw Walker, G. V. Bulixgs. rRKv.J. S MgCaik, Rkv. W. T. Ciiapsa!i, Cube Taylor, -T70!ITITK TORPOSK T F0UNMXQ TUT. A?II ! land Coneee and Normal School, the pnipertjr known as tlio Ashland Academy haa been placed, free from .debt, under the eontml of a Hoard of Trustees, who hare foavgnratcd The enterpriae bj filling the following positions In the FACULTY: REV. LOWELL E. ROGERS. A. JI President,' FroTessor of Mentnfeind Moral Science'. W. I. KtCTTOLS. A. M., Vice Piesiden; Professor of Mathematics. 3tR8". A. A R00ERrereptrr8; "" . Teacher of EdglijJKmmar. Birrs. jT.nnvBiiS'riJThusDSni.s Teacher of Md.lc abd French.. Older eotnnetent Instruct. .rs wittlM sjcoreil as fast aslheneolroftne Instltntlon reqalre, so that pnplls may 1e provided with the best facilities for commenc ing and completing the following COUHSES' OF STUDY: 1. CiisstCAU reonlrlnffslt years, including prepar atory studies. Graduates tecelre the Degrees of A. li. ana a. u. 2. Sciumnc, requiring lourjeari. Begtea confer red, U.S. 3. Not mil, Cinimatl' and' Mcincit, occnnylng three years car-li. Diplomas given certifying to at tainments ofgradnates. EXPENSES. Tnltion In four Collegiate Branctias. $6 a'mnnth. Music, to a month' (ne"of Instrument $1 additional). Vocal music In class, S3 a quarter. Board In nam ing IU1I orln PMvato Families, S3 50 to SIJM n week. Rooms or Cottages fur selfbuardlng, it to ti per month: rARTIAC-LIST Cr TEXT BO0SS.- Robinson's Mathematics Steele's Series In Natural Sciences, Markup's' Latin. Faqurir French, Heed's Series in English Composition, Richardson's Piano Instruction. TROMINENT FEATURES AND ITEMS OF INTEREST. 1. The College will t chattered: and the Normal 'or Training Schoul for Tt-achers will be made. It Is hoped by special enactmeni,an atyunci oi me runue School system, and Diplomas made equiralout to first graae ccnmcaies. 2. Ashland lias no saloons. The saleof Intnxtcat'nz liquOrfis prohibited by the City authorities, who are sustained by a strong pnblic sentiment. 3. The SUiool I11 be under the supervision of an Evangelical Christian Church. The Riblo will lw reverently read ami studied; the worship of Ood eu rouraetf;'but the Institution will be sectarian in no objectiocal ecuse. iTtooVeplng, Bnstneis Arithmeflc; Enfciiib Com posillon and other branches specially preparatory for Business Life, will receive unusual attention. S. ThV Preceptress will give her chlr attention to the care and oversight of the young ladles. r A. An Endowment of J30.000 will lie, there Is reason to hope, promptly su'writied, enabling tlie Trustees to reduce the presont rates of tuition, specially to Teachers, after tho present yetr. Address commuhl caIAnto Ashland College and Normal School, ASHLAND, OREGON. Notice of Final Proof. Lantf Office at Roartiu "r- Jdl? 7lh,l Notice 1 heretiy giv?n that the fallowing .Uer-na? tiled notice ol Jjia rnveniion Ll proof In snpportof his ssMJgBllXiieijJfcjLhe . uin uiniui. espira tion of thirty dHIWfora the date otN.li w no tice. vir: Homeetead entry So .... . John S Cummons. ofJackooii county, "re- gon. for the E 1-2 of N'W 1-4 Sec 17 T 37 S, R 1 West, and names the followine aR his witnesses, vit: Alexander Stewart of Jjckron county Oregon, and Thos McAndrews of Jackson county, Oregon. Wm F Bkvjashx. Register. Kotice. lisnitl OlUce at Roicbnrjj. )g, July,5,18iU. y Not'ee Is hereby given that the following named settler has Died notice of his inten tion to mnke final proof in support of his claim, and secure final entry thereof ot the zp;ration of thirty days from the date of this notice, v:z; Homestead application, No 1.887. of David Slagle. for the W S, of S E Sec 17, T 38 S, R 4 W, and names the following as his witnesses, viz. Thomas E Basjle of Applegate, Jackson connty, Oregon, and August Rehkopf of Applegate, Jackson connty. Oreeon. WM . JIekjamix, Kegister- Notice of Final Proof. Land Office at Itos-bnrjr. Og'i. V July 7lli.lS7'J. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in ftipport of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expira tion of thirty days from the date of this no tice, viz: Homestead Si 2312 of Matthew Chapman, of Josephine county. Oregon, for tbeN W 1-4 or Sec 3. T 3a S, R 5"' Wert, and names the following as his witnesses, viz: James JVail, of Josephine county, and ama el Kinsey, or Josephine county, Oregon. Wm F Bknjamk, Register. IVotice. Laud Office at Itoacbnrcr.Ogtl. ISIf,l, X97U. Notico4s- hereby given- thai named settler has filed notice of bis intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at tbetxpim tinn ol thirty days from the date of this no nce, viz, John llitm homestead applies tion No 1871. for the N E U of N V . Sec 11, K f S W i and S E H or N W Sec T S7 S R 3 V, and names the fallowing's- his witnesses, vis, Tolberl L Beck1 of Willow Spritigs, Oreson, and Da vid Mknlerr of Wiliow Stirings: Jackson county, Oregon. was F.-I3EfJA"5rfc.V EegisterT Sfotice.- Lalid Office at Host Khrjr, 'gn. V Jnly, 18;iS70. J Notice is hereby given that the ibllowing named settler has filed notice oi his inten tion to make 6nal proof in support of bis claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirl v Jays from the date of this notice, viz: Jmts R. March, home stead application. No. 1 0.1T, for the W tf, of the S E , 8 W Si of N E Si Sec 4. and N W of N E Sec 9. Township 36 S, of R 2'West. and names the following as his witnesses, via William A Childers of Sams Valiev. Oregon, and Benton Vin cent, ol Shims Vniiey. Oregon. Wm,F. BENJAinK Register. Piano on Organ for Sauk. Par tics desiring to purcliase citlicr 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 tfie terms very reasonable. AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF POCKET AN TabU Cutlery for sale by JOHN MILLER rJ.Liars mre the SFEED PUG GRAMME OF THE SISKIYOU COUNTY AGRICUL TURAL SOGIETY FAIR. AT YRLKA Commencing, Oct 1st, And continuing four days. 1879 FIRST DAY, nToduosday, Oct. 1st. So. 1. Trotting race, three Id fire, free for all horses in the district that ntrer beat three minutes. Purse S1U0. Kitrancc $10 Acs. 2. Rnnnini; race, free for three year olds and uihIt, sinirle dath oi one milf? Purse S50. Entrance $5. SECOND DAY, Tlx-sJutre-cLa-y", Oct. 2d. So 3. 7b be called the Society' Hand! cap. liutiiiinz race, mile beats, three in five, free for all hones ownrd in the district with the following penalties and allowances: 7be winner or an; race or the value or Szllli to carry twenty-one pounds (21 lbs) cxtia wcicht. The winner of ony race llie value ofSlUO to carry fourteen pound! U lb extra weipnt ilie winner ni any race th value of SSO to carry 7 poands extra weight. Maidens, (those htrses which have never won a race) nllowid 7prnnd, weights not accumulative.- W'eiuhls not accumulative means that no one horse --vill be compelled tocirrv mere than one of the above extra weights. Seven or more to entvr ancTlOur to start. Purse $200. Entrance $5. En tries to cloee on the let day of September. RaccATj. 4. rrottintrrace, miie heats, two in three, free or all untried horses or liorsM that have never trotted for pnblic money.. Purse $50. Entrance $5. THIRD DAY, 3Ji-ica.ivy-f Oot. 3d Ai. 5. Running race, mile heats, three in five, fiee lor all. Purse $125. Entrance $10. Sime dt.y exhibition of stock So. 6 Tlotting race, mile heats, free for nil lhie year olds owned in the district. Parte $50. Entrnce $5. FOURTH DAY, Srttx-LX'eia.y Oot. -Ostlx. A'o. 7. Trotting race, mile heats, three in five, free for all horse? owned in the district prior to July let, 189. 1'urse $150. En trance $15. A'o. 8. Running race, half mile and re peat, free for all. Purse $75. Entrance $5 RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1st The above purses to be given without di: count. 2d The second horse to save entrance money except in race A'o. 3. 3d Entries to be placed in the entry box kept for that purpose at the pavilion prior to 9 o clock 1' M on day previous to the race, except in race A'o. 3. 1 4th Entries must give name, pedigree and description of the horse entered as far an known. 51b All trotting to be in harness 6th Actional TVotting Association rule" to govern trotting mee. 7th Pacific Coast rules to govern running races. 8th Free for all mean" just what it says. 3lh In all the above rcca entrance mon ey added axctpl in race A'o 3. TTie following R-erpsiake race is proposed colt race, free for any colts in the district that were foaled' this Spring, 1879, to run at two years i.i iuu tail of '81,. to follows: ro namft and put np me iai nay ui in lair; .j u ,n one ytar irnm . Tue eecoui dtr. The third to 1 3 of the remain . O. STRICKLAND, rresiden II. A. IoM Secretary. WOOL, WOOL ! ! i TO TTHi: M WOOL GROWERS OF Nortliern California and r Southern Oregon. ANEW'KRA. HA'S DAWNED UPON yoa. An enterprise has been started in jonr midst which insnrcs to yon fuil value for your product.- rou- can sell' your pro duct at THE WOOL HOUSE OF- CONE & WELTON, X3XT XU3D ISUFJE For morp than yon can realize by shipping to San Francisco. We have bought Three Hundred Thoimnd bales thus Tar thiss.ason nod want Three Hundred Thousand more if we can get them. Don't fail to see 04 be fore you st-ll, and we will either b wool or see that you get nii it is worth in San i; rancisco, OUB. WOOL PRESSES Are tnrninr ont 100 compressed bales daily. and it takes wpol to keep them coin", so brine alons your clips and get a pood price for them, and help yotirselvis, and by so dc ing help as to keep the ball rolling nnd presses going. Enterprisd'shonld be nurtur ed and enconraged, especially' where it bene fits the country. Rring on your wool, and .eet the highest market rates. We want it nil. CONK &W ELTON. BedRluff, Mnyltjlb. 187!'. NEW LIVERY STABLE BACK OF COURT HOUSE. MANNING AND V.'EBB, Proprietor. 1 TATIXQ LATELY FITTEh Urr TUT. COM- I I lualloiis Intra on tlie Scliool House Flat ami tin the rear of the Gotirt Ilnnse. Wearo now fully prepared to altfm to allpminrsa inonrllne vith promptness anddlspatch and at the in-at reasonable rates. Fine Turnouts The sublets fdrnMiptWIth tb bent an I main nnd moat talis tan Hal buggies; also first' crAs back and paddle bone. Horse boarded and the brest care' bestowpd on them. Satlsfuctlitn gmranteed In eTpry instance GfrVnsacall and judge for yourwlrM. J. W. MANNING. JicfcKonTlIle, Aril 10th, 187ft ESCRIPTION OF CUT MI LLEKS. WJUrf cr al Is-i LTJIsOaEX T3BCEJ st drnirs and Tatant Sledlclns rn to EAUL'EUBROS h- ..!... . St rn . hrt on IH . nhBTvuiro ICIaBBBBBBBBBBBBM Mt esyyyyyyyyyH UHpBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBK L ruisB.f d Ms1saBBBBBBBBBFrU BBBBBBBBBBBBBBilllt I1CI .-aaa njiiri BACK AJF THE Immense Reduction in t: PRICES ATTHE STORE OF PrEiWMAN v: TO THE HAVING DBTKRMINED TO MAINTAIN' THK POSITION FIKRETOFOKE occupied by me as I he largest UK TAIL DKALKR in Southern Oregon, I take lliis means in announcing that I am now displaying the LARGEST5 1ND BEST STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE "North of San Francisco consisting of a Fine Stock of carivrttw &sy& stLOTJdmiTS &. CAPS DR.Y-GOODS, LADIES' AND GENTS' TRUNKS' VALISES, Etc., Which is surpassed by none in the county nnd will be sold at low prices to SUIT TDK TIMES. It shall continue to be my airu to give The Most Goods for the least Money, and to place before my patrons a variety of articles notjto be fnand in any other honse. it is not my intention to mislead. the pnblic by advertising goods I cannot produce upon Inqury bnt to give value received in every instance. A call from every purchaser at my old stand is solicited. N. FISHER. EXCELSIOR LITiml&lMI FEED STA13LB. orn er of . Obeoos and Caufornia 8tsm Jacksonville. W. J. PLYMALE, Prop'r. WOULD RES I'ECT FOLLY INFORMTIIEFUB. be that be has a fine stock ot Horses, Buggies nnd Cnrringcs And he Is prepared to furnlxli Ms patrons and the pal ircgeneraiij wun Fine Turnouts ' fsrlBr mast. gajdlo horses to an; parSiti the ceun nimals Bought ami Solil. i broke to work sinele or donhle. Horses ed and the tst ofrare hestoved upon them In my charce. A literal share of the public atroD&ge is solicited on reasonable terms. dr: spinney 3Vo. 11 KEARNEY ST., Trcata all Chronic nntl Special Diseases TE-OXTKTCSr- 'IHHIKr WnO MAY BE SUFFERING FIWM the effects of ytuthfnl follies or indis cretion, will do well to avail themselves of thi', the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of pnffering humanity. DK. SPINNEY will gnnrantce to forfeit $500 for every cc ot Seminal weakness or private dlscati of any kind or cb-iractcr which he undertakes anil fails to cure. MIODLE-AGRD MEN. There arc many at the age of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frtquent ev acuation of the bladder, often accompanied by a slight smarting or burning sensation, and a weakening of the system in a mnnncr the patient cannot account for. On exam n ing the urinary deposits h ropy sidimt-nt will often be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, or the color will be of a thin inilkish hue, again changing to a dark and torpid appearance There are many men who die pf this diffi culty ignorant of the cause which is the sec ond stage of seminal weakness Dr. S. will gnuinntce a1 perfect cure in all such cases, nnd a healthy restoration of the genito-uri-nary organs. Omen Hours; 10 to 4 and G to 8 Sun days from 10 to 12 a'. j Consultation free Thorough examinations and advice, $a. Call Or address UllsSl'IN, a '.,' Iliarniy S te STATE IKVESSMEKT & MlUME .COMPANY, OP SAN- FRANCISCO. FIRE AND MARINE. INCORPORATED, Established in Oregon, 1R71. 1874. CASH ASSETS - - $300,000 i r- OPPICEUS I A. J.- BRYANT" PRESIDENT R, D.IYEIIS.,.YICE PRESIDENT C. H.-eUSHING. . .-. .SECRETARY A. P. HOTALING & CO. 45 Front Street, Portland. Gen'l Agents Tor Oregon nnd Washington. J. NUN" AN, Local AjenL EA1GLE BREWERY. JOSEPll WETTERER, Proprietor Orc?on'St., Jacksonville. THE BESTOF HQEIl DEEU ALWAYS KEPT on hand and read for aala by th keg or glass Q ' TO KAHI.EB BSOS AND BDY TOUB- sU Otii Ten. JCtWJL L..A... i r.inuicn. I OJLD STA.2STX) f s FISHER PUBLIC: FURNISHING GOODS, FRANCO-AMERICAN HOTEL Si RESTAURANT ASD GESERAL STAGE I10USE, Opposite Odd Fellows' 11x11, -JACKSONVILLE .OKKGON. MADAME HOLT, Proprietress. TRAVELERS AND RESIDENT HOARDERS ill find the most romfortsMe lodj-lns at this house to be met with anywhere in this part of the State. The Beds anil IJciliIing Will alvaj be found of first-class character and kef t in a neat and clean condition, while The Rooms arenewlj fnrnltlied and will alwarsl kept Inneat and home like rendition. A plentiful sitppljof the test of ererjrthing the market affords will be Spread on Her Table. Her lione wll I b kept open all night, and "SOU ARK MEALS" can be obtained at an hour of the laj or night. OYSTERS PREPARED IV EVERY STYLE. fife And Innrheii tobehud at anytime. Ftnpn jwiwih cere and other vlmmitr becMit 1alat niebt ran t- vaTxflnda cood fire, hot mfalsand cod licit at thi house. No trouble will be npiml todewrre the patronflge of the trnvMHnr ai wtllni tbenmianent comnin nltj. OlretniB call. L. & P. MARSH, A. F. QUIRES. J. A. BUUK. MECHANICS PLANING HILL AND FURNITURE. SASH, BLINDS DOORS AND MOULD ING ' MARSH & GO. GRxVNITE ST, ASHLAND OGN. All kintls of Pinning, Moultlinjr, Turn ing, Circular and Scroll Sawing. Furniture and Ornamen tal Carving, Etc. Done to Order. Furniture, Sas.lt, Blinds, UOOnr u.ftrT Moultling constantly on hand and made to order. WK WILL CONTRACT TO DK sigunml erect all kinds ol buildings Whet desirable to those employing us, we will furnish all the material required for the conMruction of any building ready for nccti pancy. .MARSH & CO. UNION LIVERY SALEANDEXCHANGE s,x,sv.neHij'c:9 Corner 4th nnd California Sts JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. J. A. OARDWELL PROPRIETOR. THE PKOritlETOn ins nillr rebuilt and rrfittnl this well kmmn establlslimrnt. and lias aa xlensiTe and com fortabla addi tions thereto. I liate tlie Terr If.t liorses. bncvlf- and lisery tarnontsnf all kinds. 51 j stock of ruailv ten cannot be excelled: la in state. Horses Boarded On reasonable terms, and the best of care and atten tion bestowed upoa them while under mj charge Also Horses Bought and'SoId. T am satisfied that I ran give satisfaction and gnarantee the same. With this Impression I hire no hesitation in soliciting patronage. 0.000 SMITH'S ORGANS DOW IK USE- GREAT IN Smith's mmm in iinisi Arc now TAKING TilE LEAD OVER ALL OTHERS for rilliancy, Sweetness of Tone, Durability ami General Finisli TVffcTnacurc. - -' -m, . - - Ton can Buy a FIRST CLASS PIANO OR ORGAN CHEAPER Of me than ANY OTHER DEALER in tho business, because I soil 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. Tho 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 tuno as long, and SAVE MONEY FOR THE PURCHASER. Don't bo fooled or humbugged by any- thi you hi 'Talk cheap" (usually.) llie man or woman wlio is talked into paying exorbitant prices, pays very dear. REST OF REFER ENCES GIVEN AND SATISFAC TION GUARANTEED. rJiEFSend for hpecial information to JTAS. S. SMITH, 575 Markut St., San Francisco. BEWARE are entirely diainteiested. Address Residence 1709 Stockton St. S. F. THEBE N WHEELS IS arANUFACTUJtBD RY nil RACINE, WIS. VE JIAKE EVERY VARIETY OF FREIGHT HID 1G li a, And by conOuing ourselves st 'icily to one cl.iss of work; liy employing noue tut tbo BEST OF WORKMEN, Using no thing lint FIRST-CLASS JMVVOVED MAVIIIXliJlY nnd the 7 'ElirBEST Ol? SELECTED TIMBER, And by a THOltOUGH KNOWLEDGE or tlie limine-s, we have juitly tarned the reputa tion ormaking "THE BEST WAGON ON ' WHEELS." We "ive the following. warranty with each wnpon: We Hereby Warran the Fl-sll linos. W'AOON No totK-wcll mudeincver pnrticnlur ami ofgr J material, and that work with fntr uip Should any breakage occur within oneicarfromlhinil.it. reason ni defcctivf natenal or workmanthip. rcpurs fur llif rv-4IHM--fuTnii 'pnu. oi ?aie. irru cnarge.nr me price paid in caeh by th purchaser pruducing eviuence. Eacine, Wis., Jnn. 1st. 1870, ( l.O.U. lll'UCIM. ) Knowing we can t uit you. w fnlicit pitronngc Irum every rrclion of Ihe Ui Stairs Rend for Price and Terms, aud for a copy if our AGIMCULTUl PAFKIt to FISH BROS i CO.. RACINE. WIS. GRAY'S SPKCIFIC HI K.ICIiB TRADEMARK. THE TRADE MARK. GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, an unluliitig cure lor Sper m at orrhea. ,3tfSr7S3k :..i i. sK-.l",T' sriniimi wruR- v-t: Before Taking ncss lmpc- After Taking, tency, and all diseases that follow n a ie tpence of Si-lf-abupc; aa loss of Memory Universal f.tssitudc. Pain in the Il.tcK Dimness of Vision, I'renrttnre fid Ae nnd many other Diseases th.it lead to Inan ity or Consumption nnd n Premature Grave. 3Full p irticnlars in our pimphlet. which e drsire to send Iree by mail to every one- E The Specific Medicine i sold by all drnirsi'ts at SI per packasc, or six packages fur Sa, or will be twnt free b mail on receipt of 'he nmney by addressing thi: kiv mi:iiiuk ., Xo. 10 Mechanics' Block, Detroit, Mich. ESo!d in Jacksonville by nil drncrits and by all wholesale and retail druggists everywhere. carefully prepared at KAllbEll BU08. M w5ajL5L REBUCTIOW Organs ainri anos sfflintrpuifos & tflRnfflsr In order to fntroduco THESE? MAGNIFICENT PIANOS on this' Coast, I have put the prices MUCH LOWER than other F1RST-CLASS MAKERS, and as I do not propose to make any agents, (who generally ex tort large profits from the consumer) I expect to bo severely handled by such' persons in tho Piano business. Tho materials used in their con struction are of the VERY REST kind, and tho wood thoroughly sea soned. They aro substantially made. DURARILITY, TONE ami tho-' power of MAINTAINING TUNEV LONGER than any oilier piano made, aro the characteristics of these instru ments. The greatest possible attention is given to their tone and touch, and I have no hesitancy in ottering them to the public a Fl ItST-CLASSIM ANOS in every respect, and warrant them to stand iu any climate. of Circulars, finm Rivals who are Jealous ol my success nnd m instruments. Send lor retdy, and sec what those sav ot mo who JAS. S. SMITH, 200, 1202 vt 201 Dupont St., S. F. T I the Htreuglh of the same i fii flic ii-nt for u oi stiu rfpiirs. a" pT ni(i'nt'R ptn will ba' u itample of the broken or defective parta a" ' ( Titcs R. Ftsit. 1 kiw . i-.su, FISH BROS & CO. i? -.. S--Si-f.;"-! WW. , -.Vm 2tr. -y. iViTS. 'tT'f "4.'.iK 'Si" "' 'i '& 5J rwiKiT &y&s i3 ". ... '.'.' .Ci. &&$- msg w& v?.UonicijnlSrtui, v foiVTsvVND.OmiCOSL - And Jacksonville, Oregon' 'G1UBS & STKVUSwIll attend to' all busmen 1q I'ortlaud. "L .