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Oregon Sektiivel.
PUBLISHED WEDNESDAYS
AT
JACKSONVILLE. ACKSON COUNT OBEGON
KRAUSE &. TURNER.
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One copy. Per YVr. In attviinr S3 30
VOL. XXIV--NO. 50
JACKSONVILLE. OR
mtaon
PROFESSIONAL CAKDSr
J. W. ROBINSON, M. D.
HYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Ofl!ec CIlfmltMPPIt P. J.Rjan'a.
B.MnKt B. V. D"w.ll'.
G. II. AIKKN.M.D.,
pfcsiCIAN AND SURGEON,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
9-0e oppoit. r. J. Rjran'a Mora.
P.JACK.M.D.,
pHYSICIAN ANDSURGEON,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Late orGlasgow. Scotland. Office at Geo.
Scbumprs barber-shop.
MARTIN YltOOMAN. M. D.
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
JACKSONVILLE, ORKOON.
Office up-stairs in Orth's brick. Resi
dence on California street.
CHAS. J. HOWARD,
pflUNlY AND MINERAL fcUUVEYOR
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Ulnlm .nrrT. anlatloth.r taulneM In my line
piwmntiy a'ttuited to.
E II. AUTENlUKTH.
TTORNEY-AT-LAW
JACKSONVILLE, ORKfiON.
ffnt -turtle iTVll ll. (V-nrrf irwMf.- '"
43-OOre In Orth'i bncK building.
B. F. IiOWKI.T.,
TTORHEY-AT-LAW,
.TaCKKOSVILLK, OREGON.
A
Jlllhn,lnM. plvr.1 In mr ttnn.wlll lr':T.
.tl.utlon. 3-Spcll tiuntlon gln to &.
tloD.
DB. J. M. TAYLOR,
ENTIST,
ASHLAND, OREGON.
D
tt.r'i.Rpfrmn.nllvl..tMt tl.l. plw Tm now
Jnllr prr,irl tn d.. .1 kin I. of.1cnt.il rk.
r.rtlrn Uritinili-n Bl "'""",' ..nrli
Inc eKrtp1le.'lc- Chdttfn remonsll..
WILL. .1 ACKSON,
rv ENTIST,
JACKSONVILLE, nRKUON.
. -, rriBI-T" EXK ("! AT ALL
Wfe!l. h'lim. Linclilni: B" ""
fm5SSPfcinln1HTr.-Ulf Jrtlrert.for which itr
UHnXll,reiMlMtiii1e. ., , .
Offlce m! r..U.c. ou Coru.r or CHforaU nd
riflh itntti.
BERTH OLD ROSTEL,
Asii: SORGEOK ot ihe German Army
AND
PROFESSIONAL HAIR-CUTTER,
IN ORTH'S BU1LDI N,
JacktiuvUle, Ore&on
-The Treatment of Chrrnic Cac Made
Specialty.
a. o. mass.
I.. D. TKAM
GIBBS & STEA.'INS,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS,
Rooms 2 and 4 Slrowbriilge BoiMine
rORTLAND, OREGON.
Jflll pr'tlce lnMrknrt.of Rrcnr4 In Ui Ftie r
Orecno U'l Vktilnt Trrlt..rr: nd.ypir
UcoUr att.nllon tn liu.lneu In Federal Court..
UNION HOTEL,
Kerbyville Oresou,
M. Ryder, Propr.
FIRST CL SS ACCOMMODATION CAN
slwayr le had at thin house al the mot
Tea'cnabl" rales,
-At eicellent tahl connected with
tb hotel.
OO TO KA.HZ1EXI
Brni fir (wlDtt . ml. nJ nrunhM.
"TTlOH. lliJE
tl Ml drnr. nnd Patent Med ciU'E" to
KAULEU B&OS
CITY MARKET
CALIFORNIA SI.,
WILLIAM BYBEE, Proprietor.
rlll? WELL KNOWN MARKET. OPPO
site Kaiilrri Itin.V druui-tore Is hel
ler preiar-d thim rvT in fnriiieb the pub
lic willi the clm'ci ct quality of
FUKSII W'.EF,
PORK. VEAL.
MUTTON, HAM.
SALT MEATS,
liACON,
fuppr'nr,
SAUSAGE, LAUD, ETC.,
1 In- mnsl favorable itdiic ments nffereit
lo pHluiiirf. n"d im -Riiit will be spared to
wind giving general eatl-furlnm.
V.I. HYBEE
GUY BARBER SHOP
AND
HATH LOOMS.
California St.,
.Ltcksoitvillr, - - - Ori'gim
'PUB IINDKHSIUNKi) IS FUI.I.Y
JL pr. prt-d lo.d.i nil work in M line n.
lie beet manner nnd ul riaMuiuhlt prices.
HOT OK COM) BATHS
din he buil ut thisi plure at al liourp of h
GKORiiKSCHUUPF. THE ASHLAND
Woolen Manufacturing Co,
fake pleasure In ati'i-miiciug that t.iey iu
have-on hand, a full mid Delect clock ol
ASSOGSIEKE
Made of the very best
NATIVE WOOL
And of wliicli tlmv will di-pnie at very rea
honalile rate.'.
Ord n from a dif tare" will receive prompt
mention, otnd llieoi in mid give our guixis
4 tiial.
Amii.akd Wnnt.vN M'r'o 'n.
IvAHLEK I31t07'HElt
Dealers In
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
S. P. HANNA,
WAGON-MAKER,
Jacksonville, Oregon,
TN CltO.Vfi-HI.I.E'lS nUILDIN'G 13 IN
1 receipt of h mil a'-ort'iient oT materiwl
-ind prepanil tit ib all woik in hi line ok
Minn imtice and in a workmanlike nmunei
Vehicles of every detcriptiou tuude to or
d r
Term reafonable and hatfaction gnaran
leeil.
allrpnitim a ppecialily.
O I ll.l.MIA.
jHck-onvitle. Frl.niary. 20. 187".
RL-OPHNED!
JAOOEiMEyEB.
PIONEKB. WAGOV.MAKER,
HR RBSUMKH BUSINESS Al
ihe himihI nf :tie Ule J. L. Hmluei
mil h prepare-l tntxrruie nil wmk ill In
line wiili prmptn-R mid ihppulrli and '
very n'unniMtil- tale. All HiikIk ul vein
e'en nuiiriirinl. Rpairinir a ppiciilU
iToml wmk uiiil low pi ice? trim'miiitil
Give meu cull.
J. MKYKR.
WALDO KXPKUSS,
Carry ixxs TJ.S. 3VE.llai
leaves acktony I
MONDAYS ANO THURSDAY
FOR "WAUDO.
LEAVES WALDO,
Tuesdays and Fridaya.
FiMl-class nccommodaliorn for pasrr
geip. Kxpre?3 business promptly attended to
by R. M. HARRIOTT.
ryrru WNT A LAROK STOCK OV PERFO
nifr.rnn-1 f.nef 'wrHi to select irrni po tn Kali
lrr"and inbej riaii'ttmre wht Jim ant Bob wil
make It, or aDrthlog Ue seaerally pnt np r. drug
itotta. KAHXER IUOi
;ilW millihery store i
OF
, I. W. BEPRY.
r ITAVB IUST RECEIVED MY FALI
JL and Winter etock of il Winery Goo-.
confining ol. ,
LADIES' HATS AND BONNETsT
Millions. French Flowers. Ostrich Tip
Vilttl. Diufroiillt -itllr. M.lrl!ca C.nMtiru
('iih. Kid Gloves. Laces, IJupk Cimb
I'upKti HHi'iiKercliI is. t.ir.'-y w ng. nnd
;' lunus. IVrliitmiy. nod T.i let Soap, and
fine fti""irim m nl infant' shoes.
I alo liuve on band a supply of
OV iNTLF.MEN'S KRIKIIEH &COL1.AI.
F"r the holidays 1 will have aa ati-on
nent of
CHINA AND W X DOLLS.
I h-tve ri-Jeind the ap-ticy of tin- cch
lirntnl White Srwini; Machines. nhch I nn
llinir cheaper llrau ever.and eieral 7.itti
Nnd Fliirn c ' innchipe lor rU
CITY BAKEJiY
AND
SAXOOjST,
In Masonic Building, Oregon St.,
JAKMINVII.l.n, OG.V.,
pIIK UVDKRSIGNKH HKRKKY lK
1 Hins in iniiiimiiiv tu i lie public tlm
liiT are ii'iw prepdreil lo fill m'I iuil.T4 Im
eaki-s nf everv iliwriplii II. "ildi wrililniL'
nkij Ciikr! d" pmliry. wtne c.ikir; uUi
iir-wn hiiiI rje liuad, ginger saup a' il
laekern.
A Imirli linii'e willuNn be kpt at llii
ii'hiv. li-r- mmim in nil stl P, LMiihiirsti
ml Scliweuz r clnv(.'. can be bud ul nil
fur "filie iliy r nislit.
S5ayFrtli hnuil e-ery iluy.
I'rce.j reusmiuble uud suiiffactinn yuaf
iiiiecd. onon i ui.rich.
OREGON STREET,
iriJTTJEJr and HELMS,
PROPRIETORS.
T
MR
PROPIMCTOB-? OF "'11IS
known and p-pulir rcort on:il
nlnriii their ItieiidH n:l It pilb'ic cineinlu
ha' a complete nnd ftrd i-lu 8 -lock or the
he3" lirnmN 'i I qil'T", wineK. riiirs, nlr un '
porter, elr., nrr enilulilly kipt (in build
I'liey will tie pl-Med to tiave their fiittid
callund tnnle."
CABINET.
A f'ahinet f CuiioM'ir? Biny also he
found hire. We wmi'il be plea-ul In luivi
i.ei-otiH pnD!M8iii! cuniij'itien Hiul iepitlien-
hrins;ilim in, ami we will jila them in
lie Cabinet fot infipeetion.
WINT.IKK& IIKI.MS.
J. XV. KKJGS,
PHOTOGRAPH S, FERROTYPE
GALLERY.
ASHLAND OREGON.
AV NOW PERMANENTLY LOOMED
li-ir patron iirr I will guarantee tu give mi.
i aciion Mv molio i" to live nnd l. iiie
pi !" lo mil the Inn-f. I nm hImi piepurid
in d oui'lo .r work Inking land-cape?, pri
vate relineeR tc.
Cull ami see n-cini"iif of picinrts taken
in all ki:d of w nlher J. W R.
P. DONlGAN
GENERAL BLACHttLING
-AND
BSOKSi: MIOESiVC-.
Cor., of Second and California St.
I.L KINDS OF MAUKOTAHIh
i punluce lakeu in 1 leliatue lor wmk
P. DUN KHAN.
PHOENIX DISTILLERY
AM) SALMON.
Phoenis, Ogn.
J. L. HOCKETT, Prop.
I 'HE UNDERSIGNED HAS TAKEN
I full charge of this business and is pre
pared tofurnUhthepublicaithafiist'class
quality of Brandy, WiBe and Cider. The
saloon will always be applied with the
best of liquors and cigars. Oysters and
sardines always kept on hand.
J. L. HOCKETT.
SLATE CREEK H0U3E!
3. 1. Knight, Prop.,
SLATS CHEEK, OS1V.
I HE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NO
' tice to Ihe travelling public that fiit-
jclass accommodations can always be had
at this house, and no pains; spared lo make
a visit agreeable.
The bar will always be supplied wilh
the best ofliquors una cigars.
J. I. KNIGHT.
T. O. BEAMKS.
UEAilll
Califob
Tacksomville,
BY ADOjTI
A CASH BASIS !!
THE GREATEST REDUCTION
IN PRICES
AND THE
LARGEST STOCK
-OF j
'
(iEERAi; UFRCIIAMJIS ! !
-THE-i-
GREATEST VARIETY
TO SELECT FROM IN
Any One Store in Southern
Oregon or IVorthern
California.
ALLFOIR, CASH!!
OUR STOCl
FALL&Wl
FACY
LADIES' DRESS 1
AND DIODNl
SATINS. Itol
CL0T11II
LADIES' CAL ,1
XTITE CALL THE .
V f ladies to the !
11 hand III" larct i
m-ni M.. DIES' DM
Y OOODSni everl
tii Hreiro", and we
lhi line of gooda
iiiB at
Cheaper thai
To ihe i"'iii1.men i
No. I SUIT OF t
to I! "Mini's Urns. In 1
have, the be-l JT0C
Inckson con nly and I
oerrll ns.
Tkesi-eonds were 1
lier ol nur firm from I
1 Mm Franci 00 and
ta rant every urticlel
tor rah a a"V hou,-
We also keep ou ha
CROi
HXRDJVARF- CCTi
CRO(
A FULL LI FK OKI
F.t'OL
Flotvs, Gang Plo
In fct everyiliinjj
i-i n iliresiiim!-fnar
ml judi;e lor voorsel
it fi.riiiKliinc l'oinU J
The uv to tiiuke
I'o -live 11 but clieul
L'A-ll for joor gnJ
F.RIT
PRAJ
WATCHiliKERl
Cnlifori
Jacksonvi
Af KESA6PE
111. 'un and repairl
t': urji-j" reBambIeJ
Criterion
CALIF(I
Nolnnd & Ml
"this populaJ
I new mBimi." me
iimiids or I'qi
rendlnif tilde I
mlicals and
E: 104.2
G!v b
of eleven weeks ea&i.
Board and tuition 'per torra, $40.00
Bedand BeddjngJ. 4.00
Drawing and painting 8.00
xlaDOe ! t ., lO.UU
Entrance fee only once 5.00
SELET DAY SCHOOL.
Primarv. ner term S BOO
Junior, " 8.00
Senior. " 10.00
Pupils received at any time, and special
attention is paid to particular studies in
behalf nf children who have but limited
time. For further particulars apply at
the Academy.
NEW
EOATIDING HOUSE.
Board by the Hay or Week,
OR
single:meals.
MRS. HASKINS TAKES PLEASURE
in announcing to her fiieuds and the
public that she has opened a first class
boarding house in the building recently
occupied by Mrs. M. II. Vining.
My table is always spread with the best
the market affords.
A shareT)f public patronage is respect
fully solicited.
Mrs. Haseins.
SANFUANCLCO
ANIj- -
NEWSFAFER SI AND
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS PPRV-.
I ed a irpneml varietvstnr.-"" .1
-iiiou on .nam street, win
a full assortment of cigars.
ing articles, candies, statione
. -. - --c. 1
and part of Siskiyou county, I think it
the duty of every man within reach of
said proposed road to put his shoulder
to the wheel, by going into his pocket
at least a little. This enterprise is
worthy of a united effort, for the reas
on that it will be an incalculable bene
fit to every one. By a little figuring
we think we can show conclusively
that all will be benefited by it.
We will first mention the wool growers
of Josephine and Jackson counties;
they export over 400,000 pounds of
wool annually by the way of Roseburg
and Portland to San Francisco. This
has to be shipped and reshipped and is
carried 900 miles before reaching mar
ket at San Francisco. Now this wool
can be taken to Crescent City as cheap
ly as it can to Roseburg and be shipped
to San Francisco direct; that would re
duce the distance to be carried to mar
ket to about 330 miles and no re
shipping. Thus it would seem to us
that we ought to export our wool and
other products to market at one-half of
what it now costs. But it is safo to say,
we can save twenty dollars per ton.
This on wool alone would bo a saving
of 4,000 per annum.
But those sheep men are not all the
people that would be benefited by a
good wagon road to the coast. Every
settler in this district of country would
""filed in proportion to his ncees-
isiliaiM Every, settler uses frou
him a class of inuT
Richard G. Rhodes of Chicago, tha
inventor, said that ha h n dent
for a namber of years, and that he dLi
covered the principle of the audiphono
by accident. One night, after making
many fruitless experiments, with tho
view of finding bqiuc way of hearing
his watch tick, he listlessly touched tho
case of the time piece to his teeth, and
he was surprised to find that its ticking
was distinctly audible to him. This
discovery led to the invention of the
audiphone.
The instrument has the shapo and
me of an ordinary stifffan, and it may
be used as such. It is made of a com
position said to possess the property o
gathering sounds and conveying tho
sensation to the auditory nerve through
the medium of the teeth, the external
ear having nothing to do with hearing
in this manner. Tha material resem
bles gutta percha. Small cords run.
ning from the thin edges and converg
ing at the handle, servo to bend tho
blade of the instrument to the proper
curve forbearing to the best advantage,
under different conditions. When in
use the edge of the thin curved blado
is touched to ong of tho upper teeth.
The mutes tested the audiphone. A.
young man who had been deaf from in
fancy heard words spoken in the toiu
of ordinary conversation. A little girl
who was horn deaf indicated by sigiw