Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1880)
& J A', ''HK URJiGOS SBXTlNI L w'DJissOAy. itsi 13", 180. FOR PRESIDENT, JAS.A.GABFIELD - Of Ohio- ' FOR VICE RESIDENT, CHESTER a". ARTIIUR. OfNcwYoik. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, GEO. B, CURRY, or Grant. E.L. PPLEGATE.-ofLlnn,-t B.'W WfilX. o.r Lnkv as RKICBlK'Afc i AMllUAt FttlC tlltr VIClSnikftluUfccT. Chester A.1 A rtli ur RejmMcan can- didate for Vw PrrMdeirr, .irmui of 1 fjrc energy and great" iMrriMHat inn. In an)' political campaign in liit.li lie has ever participated his influencr Iia been powerfully felt. lie is ft li'ost skillful ortranizer and an indffatipihle workers He is a native if NriIiHrn New Yoik, and,a graduate of Yale College, a Uvyyerjjy jirfewdon, anil, is atiout 47 eara f age. lie liitt maile 'IiisppeariepttlilicJiffairs nK ne protege of fijijfnoVE. D. Morgan of New Yoikf";l!v.4ApKnieil' hiiif-Quar- t-rma-tter nejtll.pMh Statj j !': Spring of i.t; I,i'"JlHt fiiiM'!e position, tl5fttof the lelielltuii' then being in progress) -lieiiiurul.JUuiileK-01'f- k for 'his'llit'le' mercies. Troup eie being raided a,nd dispatched to the field bv tens of""ihousiiiidK. .and 'nv niiiM night hetoHfJ to equip them -in u manner worthy of tht1 Empire Stat'. No regiment8"nioed to the front more admirably supplied and Hrcouteiiil than those of New Y-ork. "It is almost im possible to-jcompreheud -the incessant demands fhfct were wade upon him while acting'-in Mhat, capacity. Vr was a new ordeal for the American people at tba'f time; pxtiaordinary dif ficulty was rxjierieirced- in collecting the necessary food, clothing and ma terial needed.at one time fur so nianv troops; fewpqj-Rons understood jTrecise ly what weal&fy requited, oind no one had previoljjt expenence at j.udi busi ness. Everytlirtigiilepeiuleil on thoi oujrh orpiiiization, and Gen.r Arthu devoted liinTselfto Lis taskwith a zeal, industry and uiicifrkH that brought oi derxiut of clidtfr, and Secured for.' him the gratitude of lint official,. Miperior and the hearty approbation of the au- atjiington. lie continu ed at his post until the close of the ar, making a record Tifuliioh any public serrant might lie pioud. Worn out ''with incessant ,hard-ork, and believ ing his reVtices piuld"1e difjieiiseil with, he retiied topiivute life, and le came promtnt is aleiral piucritmjier at Uew Yorkity. Under -Grant V second administration he.' accepted the appointment of Collector of G'uuiih of tlie j-orrof Jirw. Yoik, wljich jiosi-J tidn he'cotftintieil to occuy until after . President Haves was iiiati'iunited. Ob jectjoiiM to him Iiujinj .aiisen on the score of a not rery atiict observance of civil service luleFa'tiHce'nnsbiujjht was instituted by the odiiiiiiitmtin thiee eai-s" qgiv ami JI uiisucni'sful "atttiiit W luirt tinolve Irini in- alleged irre-lai itien. 'A seaiihiiig in vestigation usnlteil in his complete ex oneration hu hetiis neeiliM ienn ed by Preiden'Haym to make room for the presefit incumbent, but only after a content of great bitteiiiess, in whiih Cur'iieU afid CoiTklitix eiB tei jironiiucnt. After his leuMival he n turned to legal pursuits, and is at the present time iu 'the enjoyment of a very lucrative practice in Ne.w York city. Pej"sof.aIIv"hv is a man cf t? - sessing apjiearr.nce "Inll, dienilitd mid self posessed. -To a "Chronicle" repoi t er who 'iiferv iewnl Jchn Rusm-I Yu'n last evening at the Pahtce'IIotel, that jPtleman said:. 'General Arthur is a limn of ability and thorough culture and of irrejiroacliablH character. 1 rt-gnrd him an in every.eapect worthy of the unqualified suport of the Republican. party." ""iVhiteaker flew across the continent like h rocket,' fearing that Congress could not meet without him. He can return like t)ie stick with a stone tied it at his leisure. Tlie democratic press has commei ced lojionr ,qut iU vitujteration on Mr. Garfieldii- ItwiU'only 1 iificewarv to gather ipthe lile .garbage thrown prior toTiie Cliicago Convention and substitute Hr-GarSeUh name for tha of Graiit-and Blaine. It-f tlnxlemo cratic stock in trade and if lost that would be involved in bankruptcy. The 'Standard4 is furious and aert8 that Demncratwere,lKmlit like sheep in Portland on election day, the pricerenerally Leinff-?2.50. We culd not insinuate that the "Standard"" tnlls a falsehood, but will just remaik that if Jt does'iio, thestatUKpf "Ep vot ing xnaUml in it paity is exceedingly hv. the i.iriitiAci:. The nice difference in tlie various grades of fiit-iuMiip are veil illtn-ttfctcd (J tlie case of au old ex Judge id Ar kansas, who was very anxious to clote his puMic career by set ring Ids county in tlie LriMaiure. Once, twice, thrice, lie tun for the office, on y to lie beaten, and alnav ft linding a friend. Col. Smith, ,whom he had often befriended, working like a heater against him Smitli bo lunging to tl.e 1 f tin en tic and the Judge to the Whig patty. Meeting the Judge slmrtly aftei he had mstain eil a Waterloo defe.it for the third time, the Colonel rxjirew-ed a desiie for a nn a' I limn cn the 'utile it all light" Hcurity. The Judge wan still viuailing under ilefent ami remaiked rather (.urllv: Look heiv Colonel, I'm uliout tiii (I of ihis tiling, how is ill' "He staked vou, helpd vou out or .Cioahle, given you tixjre money limn you ill eer jay in fact ou l.ever expect to ay it, ntid eery time vou cniiliilp nie viu pull your coat-iiud go for inv mh1i" 'Why," leplicd the- Coloi.el l.lut.illy, wiili his fore finger iiH ihe ni.oMte pi in, "can't ycuj.ee how' .itjst' Ihf Jtiri;r i nlimd ln'cm Id not rxaeilv eiceivp it, ami the Colotiel explained: ' Well, Judge, here'i uliout how it in, Tin a Democrat airl inuM ; -it .Miaijjit tlut's J lituipli you tn9, M)liiKaHv I'm npiiu t , y hi financially I'm our fiiend." '1 u. he tine point of lhi juke needs no mine- wj to dttect it. ixn: stail. i.t.i.v.iwM. Both parties in this Suite are rmi prisisl at the result of the leciiun. One that thi! Itept bliciiu unijoriu is no luige; the other that it went Hepub lican at all. Various reasons uru as, aigueil for the apjiaraut levolution 'mi the only true one i-; that the State" is Republican and that the voters of lhat-j party went to the polls. It is assumed that the aiisenible cipher business of Senator Kelly, I lie aw kwai-dly attempt oil Crnuiii steal and the scathing criti cisms of the Supreme Cuurt lessened! the ilemocrutic xote for the Statu tick et but this is h.itilly jo. Democrats lo iiot rebuke aiijthinp done in the interest of the'r paitv; and they only laugh at the attempt of a il mocratic Senator to defeat the w ill of the jieo ple, by bribery, as a kind of unsuccess ful joke. Kelly has his full party vote. Whiteaker has received all the votes he is entitled to. It is the Re publican mri of Oreiir that has ex frcKsed its disapprove-1 of the infamous cou-e of Sriifor Kelh and his bmk ers. The have plated Oregon in the list of teitaih Republican States in Niiveml er but it must le kej t there by eame&t vigilance and the interest that forces Republicans to -the polls when ti"ir votes pre required. HIE MUTE I.lLtllUX. .Ilie.xery latest returns from all the counties in tjie Sw except Uoos and L'uny, w hit h aie about evenly b.ilanc etl, place Jlr.Geoige'n majoiny at 1.C50. Ihe vote for l!e ul'lkaii Sej lflne Judges is neatly "ven, Wnin r headiii" the list. Killv inn I i Im nre but.ii fevv v(.tes lnl.iml Burnett but they are all luee buried under a n ajotity of alum- 1 8001 hisis- the ' "oil yi ar ' for the Democmcy in Orenn. Bo'h biauches of tlie Legislature nre RepiiMican, theie In-ing a 'mnj irity of 4 in the Senate and 21 in the Ilomr. . OTE (.F 4CKII'IllM:tt!TT' Fol'owinL' is the ollicial ote of Jose phine: Whitenker itid, George SOS, Prim 311, Kelly 279, Burnett 2c'H. Waldo 201. l.onl 20T WntMm 234. K?diler219, Jlanna 94, Kent 240. Hammond 275, Odell aO'Merry 279. Sifei-s 27. Caldwell 232,, G. B. ' Cald well 265. J. O. .McGee23.i. Jtejly 2S6. j Winter 22.4, Kelly 29?, Gibson 227, Bicker on, ;2.W. Holm's -:ft3. Tnvh rl 321v Kellogg 189, Niiucke. 261. Smi li 247, Lew i 252, Putterson 254. " liiy 242, Siuiders 270, Carson 250, Hath away 255, v("hapnian 49. Tlie San Francisco "Post," a strong anti-chinesp paper defends Mr. Gar lield's attitude on the Chinese question nd says: "His record uiou the Chi nej question Las eiuleaied Jiri to every man and woman uon the Pa cific sloe. Senator Garfield's speech against unretricted Chinese immigra Uon was a master piew of logic and orstory, and will secure him a larrre majority of v otes weitofthe Roky mountaiiiF." Mr Foley tho genial canvasser fur the Portland ''Standard" is in town und we havv a bit of ad vie foi ieople whoso time is valuable. Jf Kolev "strihes".yon;t;uljMrilie at,ot cetorrm vnurself with a club and knock him rdnwu. These are the only KissiblH rh'iotJ-s of" getting tiiPorlifm, but"we advise the fi rmer method as Tie is too gcod a fellow Mi butt, tltEklIIAT14L Mir-LlIOIV. From all quarters wo hear the-inost vatixfaitory expressiona with regard to the nominations m&de by the Republi can National Convention. The ticket it) exceptional as to ability and charac ter; it should, and it will, win The great reason why it should he success ful is becaaxe ft fepreaesents the prin ciple of national freedom, of national unity and a guarantee t)f liberty to ev ery citizen Iieueath the flag whoe honor was s ived at no fearful a cost The reason why it will bw successful is because the sentiment of the Nrth, whew voters are not confronted at the M)ls with shot guns and bull whips, is largely Itepublicon. In 187C the party WHS,divideii and torn by dissensions g owing out of its own strength. Mr. JJuvcTeiiteied the content carrying all the odium that- had been heaped on Grant's last administration. Labor was en ing for employment. .Even iiiduhtrywiu dejresseil business was 'parulvzejl and ls pie looking about for; u cause, look ed only on the surface; int., ugiiied that nil l he social and financial troubles were due to mistakes of the admisiMrattonyimd demanded a change. Fortunat-ly for the country there was fin tliange. 'Ihe wise financial policy of the Republican party, carried to full success by the present administration, lias placed the cunency onu solid basis Naiui.il causes, together with restored loiilideiice in the iatriotisin of the par U, tli.it suved the Aug ami upheld the nitiunal honor, tevivisl the business interfv-ls of the countiy, and Republir cany, who were willing to entius't the enemies of their count iv wit!i Dwer, now pe te've their fatal mistake. Theif foiv there w il be no change in Novimber, as the great business inter- I ests of the North will not beeruiitted o be jeojionlizeJ by Southern control, olidly Democratic and the aim of whith is purely political. The country cannot afioid to change a policy that has restored its honor, revived its in dustries, and strengthened its credit, meiely that a horde of political adven tures mav obtain i.lm,e. No matter w ho may be nominated by the Democ racy, he will be repudiated by the solid, thinking masses who have even thing to lose and nothing to gain by a change. 8TTAMP LAND MATTEK8 In the dispatches of June 7th we b'nd the following important item: Secretary Schuiz jesterday decided iheOiegon swamp land matters arisiug in the Oregon City laud otEce, which w -re ajijiealed last Nov ember by GfoV. 1'haverund irgued by Cajit. Alullan, 'rfiaui land agent for Oregon. The iSec tetary reverses the decb-ion of the sev eral land offices and holds that the Oregon swamp land grant was one in prejenti, that time, has not b'tn anv toifenuie, either as to laud surveyed prior or subsequent toiSIarch 12, lb60, or whether selected within two ye.in trotn the adjournment of tha legisla tuie or nut, und consequently that all lands in Oregon actually swamp must be certified to Aaid ytate. Tais and the Dennis Crowley deci ijn termiii utes in favor of the &Atn of O egon ;.l. iislutes lietween the United State anil s.viid State, that-have been pending under ihe swamp "land act of Miyxh 1 2 1 B60 for twenty j ears. Now, that the ISta-d has gained its rights under the grant let there be fair dealing to those who purchased und. r State law and who aie williug to com ply with its requirements. This de cision should have leen inadn long since. The titles of those holding un der the Stute would then have been settled and U vety large amount of ex pensive litigation would hav e been sav eil. '1 he claimants to actual swamp or ovei flowed land, holding by virtue of prior tilings, have a right to demand that the discriminating law passed by the last legislature I'm rejaoIedf && ft is not only unjust, but deprives the Stale of pruutaMe sales and retards the re LlHiimtfim of thousands iL acres that sltouJd be reclaimed und ailded to the j taxablo,Wjlth,fcf,ihe Stat.j . ore SLTT CMNGBESSMAX. ILjiqw a'peares that the peojile of Oreg'iu had little faith in. the capacity of 'Hons.t" John, whatever may have been their la lief in his hor.isty for they have spui ned his service5, by a most decided vote. TheState will now lie represented by a gentleman- of cul ture and ability, of spotless character and houest purpose and it will un doubtedly receive the service from him which it has a right to expect Mr. George will lake his seat in Cong ress as a type of Oregon's advance ment in civilization and refinement and will assuredly draw friends to him who will nid in our material advance ment. Youiijj, able, full of ambition, proud of the honor that could ouljjta bestowed on no in ,the Common wealth we exjiect to see our, nerw" representative do credit to himself and State, and feel sure tfarirwe will notAe disappointed. ,' fK .' Vf . r- If von want to av moey in vour j pocicw go to tue oworit Store. RED HOUSETRiDEUMIOH OF SACRAJLENTOf CAL., Fill Orders by Mail, and XzpreEs cr Freight at the same LOWJBICES AT Wllicn THEY SELL OVEU JIIEIRCOUNTER, FOR GASH OJMLY HEC PR E C II A NI C S, FARMER . . : .AND . . OFESstONAL ME Buy where goods arc- sold at uI!D ROCK FRXCS?. Why j ay your Cash to sn all dealers, whose goods are sold at long credit prices of 50 per cent. proEt. WES3LL FOR GJSHO.MiV AKD IIAVE BUT ONE PRICE. SEND FOR OUIl 48-rAGE PRICE XZST ! MAILED PltEE f -Priec list Sent iTcc-ear i. K.KUBLI, lldd Fellow's Enildin; jLtLsrniillr, UEALEK AND WdllKElt IN lIN'.SHEEriROX, COPPER, LKAI" Pumps, AGRICULTURAL' IMPLEMENTS, NAILS, A FIRST-CLASR STOCK OF STOVES HARDWARE, TINWARE. POWDER OF EVKRY-DESCRIPridN Fnse and Caps, Wa:FN& WILLOW WARE- KOPE, TsAtiJS, pAlnlS; OlisA Varnish, Glass CUTLERY, WIRE, Shot, Brushes, Chains, Hose ETC., TiTC. I have M-cnreii the .ervlces of a flnt clsfr Mpcbnnlc, ami am prepared tmJo ull repilr tag protnptlj and in raperlor style. tS CONKFOTION TITH THE- AH'H'K I I nm rrci-ivti enn.l larn nniliiiitly huud a fall sad first claw stock uf GROCERIES, DBT-OO0W, CCM TCCTS, 1CFJ1CCO REAbT MADE-CLOTniSar G LA SSWAIt R, CROCK ERY, Ac. VZTfrvthteffto4 t rerrTsMf ruirt. v --! .." K.KUUU JMktMTillcVaMti.UTg. :?. jl-4m:&:e.? JUCunte JLjmuJL .:-y- JUDGE& MAHDFAOTURSRS AW -KVEEY DESCItimOX or SADDLERY, HABHESS AND SADDLERY HiRDWARE. HAYING THE FACILITIES AND SUPERIOR KNOWLEDGE OP TIIE m .nufscturins of cvcrylkinsr in our line, we arc nrenared to furnish on short notice, the very but of custom made work, VERY LOWEST EafRtpaiiinp.'Xcculcd promptly an 1 with oiuincin urcgun in examine our siock oziutc Jacksonville, Oregon. Jlay 3d, I8S0. aGEHCY HJi THE CELEBRATED X - mm m thresher. Cf. KAREWiKI - P TltiOrrf z&tf3Jlwdmw?WBWl4lMiEiEF7 nu hrtWifMSSSfmffmr These machines have trken the lead in every Stale in the Union. Thiy have I ic tried in Jackun county to the full satistacticn of cvtiy iiuuln-scr. Also: on hand tl. WrVJ. ANSOW WOOD'S MCWERS, W hich is equal to the best racda as regards Uurabilily and lightness or dratlrliJ and can guarantee prompt ap tirs for ull of tliu slvc msciiincs. Alstf the Agency for tfai bsst wagons on wh'-cl-iol the Fish nw& o. ln.inufiictiitc of the following sizis: 3, Sif.SJ. JSf.nd fourindi thimble ski in 1 iMnd 1 iron axle wugona, will, farm and cMittum-m nek b- d. It lf op.in d.n iciat wagiw. buggies, bucl;-Uaidj oide spring vvirjoiib with "ad .-ilfi il p. I vviHcmkelli. i r.dd ul m . v tL n any runner and purchasers can Imvi Ihe ndvuntago ol'txcmiut ig ( d u f u obn 'ati-j themselves and will take all kind of produce in exchange; cull M.d jmuc y jj.j. 1. o. O. KAREWSKT. KiiHm urrjrjut.wseamjswm mwnno AlKLAKD KAFNU& thiP. i I la .G K. KLL'M, irAXtrAcrrcnnn" OP, ani de-vlei: is Saddlery and Saruess, ASHLAND, OREGON. KFFl VGi:NKttL S)RTIENT OF gowl' iii bii lim ot Iruile. Ladles', JlcnV and Xloj' Hndilles, a Hnerl-illr. TEAM, BUGGY AjYD PLOW HAEXESS, wraps, P.OBES, UUSTERS Mxd-? - UORSE DLANKET3. -ALS0 "WixcnESTEit RErEATiso Rifles (commonly calleil Henry Rifles) of model of 18CG, 1873, and 187G. Pistols, Cartridges, Etc. Wheat taken at the Highest Market Rates in Exchange forvgoods. UNION LIVERY SALE AND EXCHANGE a. nmL-msim Corner lib nint ('Htiioriiin Sr JACnSONVII.l.VV OR300N. -. r. a. (j.R!vri.! pitnritiFnou. irTpiTR rnorRiETni hs I I fn'lr rfl.nlll ihI rrll l-l M Tfllknxwn iihi.iin'pi t. mi ita fttl HMlilTll.C-'Illf H liil.lr Kt-H- tl.i therrtn. I nrr th. Trrj t- brM. LnjeU. uml'lTi-rT fnrnnnUtrnl'Mii'1. tlj vliicKur iimiIm. ten cmiLot b tier led In tlmSUtr. Ilorsos lloitritpi! On rini J rrmp. ! tlie 1 1 nfoire nt R'ten lion Liitowrd upon tti era vLllo bnler nijrbr. !To' nniali nntl tfvl-r. ' J im sati-ifi'd lUat lew give Ritisfiiiinn and muirantce tlio same. "Willi this im prcssion I have no hcsiUtinn in cijicitn.; natronatw. i UMBER, I UMBER THOMAS" SAW MILI AT TUB JIKADIIU'S. TS NOWFULLY PREPARED TO Ft; R. 1 nish the market with every description ot lumber of a snperinrouallty. Tliismlll is npw throuehont and fnrnlshrd with the latest and most improved machinery, there by ensuring the speedy fulfillment of all orders at most rrainnable prices. Bills sawed order with dispatch. tSTGive me a trial and I will proTe what I say, for 6at"fction i pnsrsnfeed in every case. JESSE B. THOMAS. Table Rock, September Sa, 1879. NUNAN. GENERAL DEALERS IB which we1 make a specialty, and at the LIVING PRICES. sMisfactioa. We Invite the people of scnam mcir money away. JUDGE & NUNAN. cisr JACKSONVILLE. i.i i KGE SALE! CIosIbis sit AT THE New York Store, TIIE ENTIRE STOCK OF .I, i hr MERI.L EEPCHMD1SB AT COST OX ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE. ST.Mensor. - JACKSONVILLE, XOV. 5. Wholesale Liquor Hot.se. Tho undersigned offers Whiskey for sale in nuantltlrs to suit cnstemirs st $3 per gallon or $1 per. quart, at the Eacle Brew. ery. i .aer Heer for sale ana delivered at I toe caoal price. fc x JIss.J,WxTxir aitKAT . SLAUGHTER IN PRICES AT E. JACOBS STORE Oregon Street, Jacksonville WIFE KB A COMPLETE AND iiMftiirnceiit a-orliii-iH uf new nooJt hs jnt lierii recelretl, cuusiatiujf !a part of CLOTHING, DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES, FANCY GOODS, . BOOTS & SHOES, SCHOOL BOOKS, HATS AND CAPS,. TOBACCOS 'S'CIGARS, HARDWARE AND CARPETS, TINWARE, ALL KINDS PAINTS. -ALSO:- 'C7XSiT3u0"CCr' a-XjOLiSSv GROCEniES. FINK ASSOKTMENT OF LADIES' HATS AND FLOWEJiS, &c,&c. 1 1 fnrt iv. rvih'iie in ! fomiil in a flrt. jl h !' "I : iithI .Icrchtuulle, wlilcti I ll . i I it )il(H4 That Defy Competition. 1 le lng'i-l itce iillnwiil riir country pro lic . J Ci'xewn chU si mj eftnlilifhment i ill Hs Mile Imil'liri Hi.fl lr cniiTiuced lul tin le i m liifi.biijf alH'iit lluf ' K. J ons tm.P. I. P.lirt. 3II. Klla Print. AM. THE ! Lntrat FALL &WIXTEE Stock AT 3RIMJ5 M'LLINHRY STORE f .F.IfAVRJL'STRECElVEDANEW ' Mock of go.nU at otir store, of Fall uiu yi-i r oiv ie, as loiiotfs; H t - f 'LL STYLES, t CATnERS, FLOWERS , JUT TniJIMtNCS, Children's locds & "Waists, CAItO BOItO, Velvets, Zephyrs, Needles, "We also Keep the 'celebrated Ccntemcri Kid Gloves, Handkerchiefs, etc. Cill and examine btlo'ro purchasing elM'wherc. Jackonville, Nov. SiJth, 1879. LATESTAEEIVALS" OF- KSSWXr AT BRECKtiffFELD'S I PIIKUNPF.nlrtVFD TAKRi rLES I ur in an-. icincin ti ihf public thai r lm-jnt ncir. a compli-t- am hrl' Mah. HMu.iiaiMit i'f a iii'k Kiirntchtnu 0iM)8...n-!i a-Hit. SbtriH Uml-rwrar. ric, ' t lirni d-ol ritrar aid Tobacco. I'ip V.itlniih. Ktiafv C;inmI nia-rwaiit Crockrry, Mnrcal Mrum.-i.ti.. Itltd tJiiui-. Statloimny "chit ant Talile I'mlnrv. Ilhnm. Toys, (JaMlw-n. .Sin, no., uh'ch" will ta told at itiHihfatnirali. Givo mt acallnd tee for MHirHi;lu V. DRECKENFELD. V73G7.1 WOOL! HIGHEST CASH PRICES. CARO BROS, of Roscburg, Oregon, wij pay the Highest Cash prices for Wool de Ifvcrtd in Rsseburg. AH correspondence vill be promptly answered. C?S3C HENRY T HTJBSOIT DEALER IJf HIFLEV, SltOT-LD.SsriSNLSf Etc., Etc., NO. 33, FIRST STREET, r02rtlx.cl. Or-. r-YERY Iff I G IN 3IY LINE WILt l - li"i. 'x u. bcld at greatly reduced rutej , i. p i us ordering By mail will re Cvic iio ic bin Libt class goods. Send for catulojue U.CL piice list LUMBER FOR EVERYBODY I STERLING 6 Hilts Sonlu of JacbpaTlUe, a . T1 NOW UNDEfl FU,.!! HEADWAY 1 and Is prepared to furnish, the- market with everv description of lumberofasnee- rlor quafltr at the lowest rate. Bills sawed to orderandsatisfactloo jmafsoteed.' i Ail oraers aaaressea itba s jcitvu I tUIo will receive prompUHMr Tivis. wmKX? . I $ l-i . ; i I