Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, July 21, 1880, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextXjatct oTTV o?e"iDV3po3risi. Bnlwcribertwbo dntwt clreexprwj notice to the contrary, urn conaMered i wisliidgt coutlnue 1 1 elr nlMcrlptioiiv. 1. Ifany nbKTlbtra order the d.toontlnuanee ol "their otpri, the publUher ntny conlluoe to eul them until all arroarapM are paid, S If aterlber nelector refine to take their oowapapere front the otHc-s to which tbry are ili cted, theUw halde then renjonstblt until they Here Hfttled the bill, ami ordere them dlncuntinoed. 4. If robwrlbere rrmoTe to other place without nfo'fnlng the publUher, mid thenernpaieri armftcut e the firmer direction, the v are held rep-nlb!e. 5. The Court haTedeclJed thar refthiincto tnke newipaper fit-m thU office, or remiv.ojr and leaf ing them uncalled for, is prima facie erideuce or in tentional fraui. 0. The pout innate r who neglect! to clTe lecai n efltif thenejrtertofa pereon to take from the office .1 tifiWfcpAjter addressed to Mm, W liable to the pub her for the ulwcripilun price. THE hKU.IT. A Port Town&end dispatch of June 28th conveys the following about the Skagit country: Jl gentleman of experience and reli ability to-day returned from isitinj:, the Skagit mines and reports the river boonvng. On Friday last the bteatner Nellie could only make forty-seven miles above the mouth of the river, and passengers had to disembark at the de'U and get to their destination as best tbey could. The. river was rising at the rate of six to eight feet daily, and in many places was overflowing its banks. Indications show that some years ago the Skagit overflowed to an enormous extrnt, and there is eyer indication this vear of an unusua fraehor TTu nlcn rntinrfa mi iinmoiiER iresnet. iieaiso reiiorts an liumensp qaantitv'of snow in the passes leadini; fto the Skagit, all of which cannot be inelted before October. Captain 01ifi has arrived here with the sclioonei Eudora. He reports the sealing &easou as closed. oulcii. hidm.yti:a. Read the following testimonials, not from persons 3,000 miles away, whom nobody knows, but from well known and trustworthy citizens of Oregon, whose-cam m, written with their own Jiands, can bo seen at our office: Pendleton, Ogn., Jan. 12, 18S0. Having sutfeied with my kidneys, 1 was induced to try the OllEUU KIDNEY" TEA, which lelieved ine n a short time. I take plea-uro in rec commending it to tlif jiuli'ic as a safe remedy for kidney difficulties. GEO. JiAlLliV, County Judge of Umatilla. SAtEM, Ogn, January 20, 1880. . Some time ago, I bought n package of OREGON KIDNFY TEA, and af ter using it felt better tlinn 1 had foi years, and bought two buses morf.J being unwilling to be without so val 'nablea medicine. Aly wife pronoun- , pps it the hpst Uiibiftv Tiriinrntitin in ' use. Allied Stanton. True as Gospel. Tho newsajiei atlv"eitispmentt an exchango trutlifulh says, is a never-tiring worker in the vintetest of its employer. When the bill distributer lias disappeared from the streets and his bills trampelled in to pulp, the advertisement is performing its silent mission in the family circle. It appears to a constituency three or four times larger than the actual sale of the paper, for there are few newspa pers which do not pass from hand to Land through three or four persons with every issue. Elko "Post." A speaker at a recent meeting of a Massachusetts Teaclier.s'association said very aptly that too many teachers and pupild seem to entirely lose sight of the true end and aim of all study, and in stead of teaching and studjt ing to know, devote their energies to pieparing for recitations and examinations, with lit tle thought of anything beyond. Speaking of William H. English the Indianapolis "Journal" says: "If any body thinks that he can carry Iudiana they are woefully mistaken. TI.e strongest man in his party could not carry tho State this year, and he is far from the strongest man in his party." The Fort Wayne "Gazette" says: "Garfield unites all shades of Republi cans in Iudiana. There will be no stay-at-home Republicans in that State this year. The general"satisfaction of the ticket will bring out a full vote." 'Fifteen yards print, for 1 at the New York store. The best Costa Rica coffee 4 or 5 Bj for SI at the Kew York Store. 7 lb refined sugai for $1 at theNcw Tork Store. Three undershirts for SI. at the ?4 New York store. i-K Cotton batting, 27ictsrer pound, at the New York store. " Twelve yds. print 1.?, 6 yds. cheviot Si, at tho New York Store. Ladies half cloth kid foxed gaiters $1.75 ut the New York Store. t The best Japanese tea 75c 50c and 35c per pound at the New York Store Boots & Shoes, best stock in town "at the New Y"ork Store Call and see ' for vourself. FARMERS! The celebrated Wnl ter A. Woods mowers for sale at Bil ger's hardware store. Fluting machines, polishing irons, cjothex v ringers, wire clotheslines, and scrul ui-f brushes at John Mil I ler's. " f . FARMERS Now is tho time to or- ler jour extras for farm machinery. GotpJ3ilger's store and you will get Vwhatyotf want. - ' fHN King of the Blood Cwm nit Scrof ulom nff ctionn una tll-onlcm result inirtiuu Immiiyof Ihc Uoo-I. It u neo.Ilai to Tpjeitv illt n. tlictiuVrr-rc m le-niil.r icrn.no their chum; but .d( Ith'mn, fimJiX, UUns, Tumors. Guttrr. fiwrllifffi, Aa-., tire tne humk oiunuioti, its well its many uiTjctious uf the Heart, U.L.d, Liter uid blwiacJt. SCROFULA. Y7c-2;r!iil Cora of BllsSaess. D. TUjrfoM, Sox & Co.: For the benrfit of nil troubled tvitu HcruluU or Impure lliood fci ibctr Fj-teui, Ilieiebrn-comnietid Kin? of lite UkkxI. 1 lime liven Irojbliil ivitli Scrotillit fur the past ten yetir, which so titft-c'ed my cytit Lut 1 waMeom pleUly blind fornix irvi itlt. X vin lecommciuled to try King of thltoo.r, wliirliliiet piovcd upmit lilesiiiiff to me, am Ins roinpletelr cured mc, nnj I cheerfully recommend it lonil troubled ns I bats Usu. ' Yitnr truly, Jta. S.TVeatueiilow, burdlnia.N.Y. 3L.OOO will lie piiil to any Pnblio Hopif.M to bo rantn nllynffrcel iipon.JoriverT-evrtiliesileor tbutucdi ciiie publuLei by ua which u nut genuine. lis Ingredients. Tnnhoir our fault in IliCK-ifr ymul rxrcllcncoof tlte K. U up hi proper h.-imiii1 applianion, vhui ptltinflM ihnfc til) lllll o-lliotl ik nnciidei, wt vi I pivot lie utiinesnrnll UKinzrtilipntM.l r ntfiilMiit rho ulsiraolfir were neicr imnle infort'inril e pin 1 nrie orot ittr otlnr rmilr Mnlicim in tin. nni,v . ?I""7e"nOl'l-frhiriiitnitiiiitloi ,nml f nr. .iirii mn. for t whit will befmm.1 inn,. .,,. p'llet rrn'l on Iivn.r- .f 'ho r.lfl," in much ea-h Dottle nencioaCTl Piino $1 pn l0ic con ttiining IS oimot. or 40 to 50 Ann . t-oU by drnif Ul. D. IUasoir,.So & Co., l'rop'rs, BoiTiilo, N.Y OLD AND RELIABLE, PDn. SAsroiiD's Lrvna IrmooitATonS Jis a Standard Family IanJy for 5 ruiseascs of t'ao L.ver, Sioanch anil Bowels. It is Turely SV3getable. It never 'Debilitates fXlitliarticariil ,i :V fTonic. ? " S S,THY : 1" 0 r-- .B '.ll 5 i i n ..n" rOu,vB ? 0 JhdS'.Al.ei 0V 1T .? 4 S3W'A0 SVC o.v m.wMi 0 & -R ft "irtN . .t K ," , 5T c -.a :u: ,cS. 53 U ijo" ior more than So years,g ffpj' ""1 ''"P-cccdented results. J SEND FOR Cir2CULA.n . S. T. W. SAKFORD, M.D., SMKISeAV" Z ATDSVCClSTVaLTCLLTOUITSKCrrTiTICT. ' SIXTEENTH YKAli. CONDUCTED BY. TnE SISTERS P m BLY A3IE- THE SIIOLAST1C YEAR OF THIS sckool wHlcommmceabouttheend of August, and is divided in four sessions, of eleven wpekscach. Board and tuition, pcrtcrm, ?40.00 Bed and Bedding 4.00 Drawing and piimbg 8.00 Piano , 13.00 Entrance fee only omc ' 5.00 SELE T DAY SCHOOL. Primary, per term, f..00 Junior, " &oo Senior. " 10.00 Pupils received at my time, and special attention is paid to p uicular studies in behalf of children who have but limited time. For further particulars apply a Ike Aridemy. BJENJL.JD1CT I-lOUSJi. Ar-PLEGATE, OltEOOV. S. H. TAYLOR, Z32LQ37X. Ilaving leased this Popular Stand for a term of years, infoims the Public it will be kept up to its formrr high slandaid. Fin.t-class Table and clean beds for tke travelling public. Hay Grain and stall ling i usual. lathes and Ehirgles by iLe mti.izaixi' rTUJ: UNDERSIGNED WILL SUP. I pi" the market with sawed lathes and shingles from kis mill, five miles East oi Askland.on Clayton creek, at the following prices : ShingWSiiEpir pine.dclivcrcd,$a.75 per tkousand. Lathes, dclivertd. $050 per thousand. All orders promptly filled. Address, John Chandlet Ashland, Ogn. P. DONEGAN GENERAL BLACKSMITHING -AND- HORSE. SHOEING. Con., or Second and California St. ALL KINDS OF MARKETABLE produce taken lni seliahve Inr work. P. DONKUAN. The best assortment of Rodgers and Wrstholm's cutlery in the mnrker. nt John Miller's. " t-:sk ,i is v UPi H H Jtii tu mSH H P5. -' 7 . u n di f-i r!38Im&i J- W- bl I 'J Ha ,i H 3, - 1 fiMi i a is vo&v a ;o 1 1 an i 'tS'aBHHBp J"as 1,een nseJi Rb5 W H.i"""antl by tho publics NOTIOS. Land Oi-fice at Rosebckg, Oon.. 1 June 18tk, 1880. V TOTI(IS REHEBY GIVEN THAT i the Sterling Slining Company whose IMistofilce address is Portland JIultnoma U. AV 14 orSK 14. SV 14 of NW 14 of -E 14, SE l4of KE 14 of SV 14, N 14 of S 14ofSW l4,SV14ofSE 14orbV 14 anil a of Svr 14 of SV 14 of Sec. 18 and the N &of JJffl-I of NW 14 and the SW 14 ofN 14 ofNW 14 of Sec. 19 PT S9 S of Kangc 2 IV, containing one liun- rtrea ana fllty acres, situatea in uracoun 3IiNa DisTitiCT in Jackson county, Ore gon. The location and deed" of purchase from prior owners of the above described tract of mining lands are recorded in i ook 8 of Ike Records of Deeds of Jackson county Oregon. Any and all persons claimins adversely any portion of said Stekliko Misiao Com rxjrv's mine or surface gnmnd arereqiiired to file their adverse claim with the Regis ter of tko United States Land Oflke at Roseburgin the Statu, of Oregon during the sixty d.iys period of pubhaition kereot, or tkey will be birred by virtue ol the pro visions of the statute. u .P. Pexjamis Register. Kxctitt-jr'i .Notice In the County '"ourt of Jackson County, State or Orepin. In the matter of lite estate of Dorotha Ot- ten, deceased. N'OTICE IS 1IK1IF.UY OI"KN TnT THE ndrnInistnitoiiir said estate has filtd 'n tko Conly Comt for Jackcon county, Oregon, hi hnal account as suc)i adminis trator, and byotdei ifs.-iid Court Thursday the 5th day of August, 18), at the hour of 10 o'clock A. r is set for hearing objec lions to said final account: :uid all p rsons interested in said estate are hereby notified to appear and tile his or her objections to said account on or bifore Sui.l d.iy. Published in Ike "Oregon Sentinel" In order of Hon. Silas J Diy, Judge of said Court. FiiEDCiiiCK Otten, Cxccutor. Administratrix' Notice. In the matter of the estate of George 31c- Knieht, deceased. JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN the undersigned has been appointed by the County Court of Jackson county, Oregon, sitting in Probate on May 29th, 1880, administratrixof theestatc of George jlclvniht, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are rctiiu'sted l settle the same immidiately, ind those havingtclaims against the estate will present themwith the proper vouchers to me at my residence on Foot's ercck w ith jn six months alter the first publication of this notice. Sailmi J. McKsionT, Administratrix of said estate. Dated June 3, 1330. NOTICE. : 4 Land Office at Roseburo, I Oreoox, June 22, 1880. , NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof iu support of his claim, and secure final entry thereof on the 24th day of July, 18S0r before the Judge or Clerk of the court of Jackson county, Oregon, viz: Miles S Wakemnn, homn-tcad application No. 2232 for the E ofNE 14 ol Sec 83 and W U of NV 14 Sic 34, T 3-1, S r R 4 West and names the following as kis witnesses, viz: Charles Williams, Jacob Evans, w 1. Hillis and A. K. Williams nil of Wood ville. Jackson conntv, Oregon. W. F. Benjamin, Register. RE:OPRNEr! jacojTmeyer, PIOXEER IVAGOX.MAKEIt, AS RESUMED BUSINESS A1 the sttititl uf :he lte,l. L. Budcn mul i" prepnrcil lot-xectile nil wi.tlc in kif line with prtiiiiptt-s and i i?p t i-Ji nntl ut very rfiisnnitlilc rales. All KiiiiIh nfSjiJ eles et'ti-itriiclpil. R-pa'rinc a ffSflPiv. tjonii woik and low pners L'tifMntTt-d. Give nieu coll. J. MKYF.R. S, P. HANNA, WAGON-MAKER, Jacksonville, Oregon, p CROSBWLt.E'l'S IIUILDrVG IS IN' L n-Cfipt of u full aortinnl of mattrinl 'lid pr(inrnl in dn nil uok In lii lin! oi -linn untice mid in n wnrkininlikr mannfr. Vfhicleful uvery description made to or dtr Ti'rmr reasonable and catfaction cnaran-te-l. ar-Ri-pairing a epccialty 8 P. HANNA. July 14, 1880. F.-RITSCHARD, practical Watchmaker - and Jeweler, " California Sret, " TAKES A SPECIALTY OF CLEAN 'L inif and rrlin'riiig wiilrlica mul c!icks. Ciarjit-f rea-'iiitblc. Give li m a call. WALDO EXPRESS Carry xx.& XT. S . aXn.il leaves Jacksonville 'ondays and Thursilays, for Waldo. Leaves Waldo Tuesdays and Fridays. F.rm-i.luj!j ucaiminuilations for paffi-r-Ce.s. Express business prnmplly nilendnd to by II. M. HARKIflT. UNION HOTEL, Iveibjville.... ....Oiezou, M. Hyder, Propr. FIRST CL SS ACCO.MMODATIOA'v.CAA nlwaj t e had at this hocibe at Ike moi-i reaniint)l rule", Z2f swi-ilcnt stable connected with th hritt1 L JMS. "T FATE to srna YfWW f,,r "lr '' Llf 'o' H W 18S0. Fare to uit ! aii.iress aputr p B mm B l.llrnion. Ctmtalm MSMIiBr lUP descrlptlnns or ejerj- mf Ihuif rnjnlrrd for with n.- 1 on in . Pvr,on1"rf-n'llTl J.T'h1-,200, 'Unwnuloits. We toil ui Fi??i!ihrle5Sl? Prtr.a ln qnniltles to milt whnPS?TkiM.,T',,e"1,'Jn.,J"n,lonlDAni''f' WMom-VH!y;r,i!,'?A,n,;,ie.AUlr", SS7 Si 2X0 U'Hliuth An UhlMjo. IU. If you want to save mor.ey in your pocket go to the Now York Store." county, L'rcsron, nasiuis uar nieu applica tion for patent for W l oftJ E if of N E S K U of S W X ot K IS If. N i4 of K NEWMAN liSHEIS. JACKSONVILLE, OEEGON. 0REAT OPEJSr ISTGr - OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. I am now offering splendid lines of goods, which for choice selection, reli able qualities, and exceedingly low prices, cannot be approached by any house in the State, consisting of 3 3Bt "ST - 3-C O 3C W THE LATEST STYLES IN DRF S 'GOODS, NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, SILKS & SATIWS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HIgRlrLACES, EMBROIDERIES, ETC., ETC. ' A COMPLETE LINE OF - titt7tl" A"rr dwc nr rrrYixie iSirjlMJ illJL DUIO V..L.VJLIlVjr -OF THE- NEWEST DESIGN AND MAKE A. LARGE VARIETY OF Gents Furnishing goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Etc, Groceries, Tobacco, Hardware, Drugs, and a full line of General P Merchandise, at N. FISHER'S. ERANK BROS5 AGENCIES - AGRICULTURAL : HILL & FARM WALTER A. WOOD'S SWEEP RAKE REAPER. THE ONLY five rake reaper manufactured. By moving a convenient lever the diivcr can at will and without iraving his seat, instantly contiol the raking, causing every second, third, fourth and fifth rake to act as a lake, the oilier rakco-aa heaters- Fiitnisktd with or without mowing attachment. The reaper may be pnrchasid separately and the mow ing til14Shments at any future time. WALTER A. WOOD'S SELF-BINDING HARVESTER. Practical, stromr. durable, tlioioughly tested, timc-lricd, and n liable. Unctmllcd tor lightctts of draft, most effective tilling apparatus, most powerful elevator and Lest ad instable reel in use. For reparoling the grain, compressing the bundle, tiht binding, and saving of wire, it is without a mal. WALTER A. WOOD'S CIIAIX RAKE REAPER THE ON- ly thoroughly successful table-rake with or without mowing attachments. Reaper may be purchased separately, and mower at any future time. WALTER A. W OOD'S NEW ENCLOSED GEAR MOWER. The lightest draft mower in the world. Wide tread, Jtigh wheels, direct draft. The most practical, simple, powerful, strongly built, ea.sily managed, stillest running grass cutter ever placed upon tke market. WALTER A. WOOD'S IMPROVED SINGLE GEAR HEAD er. High iron wheels, tiied and tested in tko field, and with the impioveuicnts of 1880. Is the finest machine in the market. THE CHICAGO PITTS' THRESHER, BY THE II. A. PITTS' Sons' Manufacturing ' o., Chicago. III. The most perfect grain saver in the world. I nd shake shoe on all machines. The largest cleaning capacity of any In use. THE CELEBRATED LA BELLE WAGONS, BOTn THIMBLE il ein anil Iron axle. For freight and faim use they hae no superior in this market. Saw IWill BTacliinery, Fleming Mill Machinery Portable andStarionary Engines. A full line cf Extras for Machinery Always on hand. For circulars and price list address the agents, Mrs. J Eilger, Jacksonville; A. Slocu-tt Rosehnrg and Butler & Kockafellow, Ashland Ogn. California St N, Ficke, - Proprietor, rUIS WELL KNOWN MARKET. nPO f itiOvatiUr Jfc Hto.V drugstore l bet tpr hreparTfl thaiTfTer ti furnish "'the pub-' lie withlllni clicTcef t quality of FUKSH HEEF, iPOItlv, VEAVj, $ MUITON, HAM, SALT MEATS, IIACON Tuporlor, SAJIISAGE, LARD, ETC., The mot fitvotalile indue-mentx otTi-rft' In potions a'd no t-ITnrt will bei-pxrid to wrd Kiving gi-nt-ral fati-facltM't". N. FICKE. BLACKSMITHING ' ' -AND HORSE - SHOEING. JB'dfneburg Klncaicl. TTAVING LEASED THE SHOPFOR- J-J. merry occupied by JIat Shannon we ask a share of the public patronage. Staple produce or Cask Uken for work. The best assortment of bolts, screws, tire and copper rivets, rasps, tiles, pinchers, nippers, tongs and hammers, at John Millet's. TheibesF'California calf shoes S1.75 a pair.atithe.New York Store. - FOR - 1MPEMEJTTS, MACHINERY. plTYBAKEJH AND SA.L003ST, In Masonic Building. Oregon St. JACICSOSVII-I.,-aCK." , ' rPHK UNMlERSIGNEP HERERY DK I cirti in unntiiiiin' In the patil'c Iha I hey arr nnw prt pared to fill all inler to dikes of evtry rltve-rtptifn. neh n wnM ut-iitli-j calts ! pmt up, wine cake; ul lirwii and rje briad, ginger sanps mil erne-kerK. A lunch linnsp willnho be kpl nt tki- p'lire. wlnn- ntimrs in nil sivhs, Linihnruer nnd Scliwetiz r clim. can be had at ul h nrs f thp tliy tr niuht. CFreh brtnd every day. I'rces reasonable and satisljclinn gnar anieed. GROB & ULRICH. EUREKA MILLS, SITUATED ONHSAR CREEK SEVEN milt a nnrlli-ea-t if Jacksonville, art prepared to a general Merchant and Exchange Business. The underpinned will give 36 pound" of flour. 2 pound short and 8piniid-i bran for very bushel cf wheat. Will also eack ..our-customers furnUhinp: sack?. Satisfaction GoaranteeS T.T. McK'?lE, Bridle bitts, spurs, stirrups, hames toggles, buck'es, rings, awls, needles and .thread, hair brushes and curry combs, at John Millers. EXCELSIOR LITBRlS&lfiD FEED Corner of OREaON AND CAUrORNIA GTS., Jacksoxville. W. J. ninSdAZE, Trop'r WOULD nESVECTFULLT INFORM THE PUB lie that lie bas a due stock vf IIoiscs, Buggies nui! Car iages And be ! prepurril to furnlufi M patroni and thf pul lie general' wlib Fine Turnouts Ai ran be hd on tbe Pacific coat. Saddle bones blrnl to g to an jr part ul tbe country . Animals Bought anil Sold. Ilorrrs I-rohe to work single 'or double. l!ore NianM and tl e beat efcitte Wt'eii n tlirni Iiil-lniiT cliare. Alileial .bate ol the public .alrorge is solicited ou ltaoublo teimt. DR. SPINNEY Ko, ii ssiiai7z:isr ST., Trent nil Chronic niitl Sprclnl DUtnsea YOTJISGr 3VTZ33NT WHO MAT HE I'FFKI:IXG FROM thetffi-ci'of y uilifnl lullif or inilie crt;lion. will do well to avuil themo-lvex ol lht, Ihc gp-ntet Ihmmi err laid at lln- nltm of suireriiighiiiiianitv. Ii! r-iNNBY wil C'lnraiilee to forfeit $Sll0 for evi ry c-ii-e ot Seminal r"knw or pririiip dii iish of am Itind or cluricler which he itudeiUkeif and U)l to cure; jSMk 3imnr!T:-AGr.D hikx. There me tn-ii nt tlif aj;e of thirty to oxiy vno ai in nfiinl with too rnqiieiii t-v-ic'iiitiouof the lilndder, ofln nccoiiipiinteil Iiy a slight frnnrlinir or tinrnlnj: ci-iiHiiti.in Mnil a Wi iikenliij nl (he yieln in t tnnnner Ihepilient cannot accmlnt for On evim n ii,g the urit.ary depn-iis i. ropy n-dinn-iii mil olten lit- fntt- d aid Minn-times finnll nirUCiic of xlliuim-n will ni.iiiJir . or il color will lie ti It tlitii inilki"li lni", n.iln changing In a dark imd tuipiil iiiM-iiritncc There are many mm who die of thN dillf cully inorau( of the cane nvhich I- the m-c mid ftH):e of seminal nt-.iknei.s Inc. S. will tninnti- a perfect enre in all mc't can .nui a hrallhy resturatioa of the (euitu-un nary orjrHH. Ornc Hi'Cns-lO lo-f and fi to 8 Snn day fiom III In 12 a m (."on'iillHtior frte Tli itfsiti s li v minis t n .. ..j1 i.lit.... t r. j. a uu iruuii i Atiiniiiaiiuiis UtlU am l,Ci van Ul uuui t DU.SI'INNEY.tro. No II Kearnet St.. t-an FrancNeo. FRANCO -AMERICAN HOTEL & JH RESTAURANT AND GENERAL STAGEIIOUSE, HpnltcOdt! Fellows lun, JACICS0.WH.1.K , imnotix. MADA M E II OLi-T,- - Prop Metres. i TnAVFr.rrts ant i k?wf.st noArmns Hill firifl tlif niosl cer.iRrrslle'iMttiitis nt U.U liotte to bo cieUuithatijn litre in this jut I of tin Stste. The I!e!s mill Iletttltns WUlslTTsy. be fonnil of BHt-'-lsss chiracter sttl ki-ft In a neat cilclai coii'lltlun,ulule The Kotiins arenewlr farnWltfd and will iiImiiy betept Innrnt and liomelikeron.iltliiii A pli-tittiul iipljof tat best of everything tbe nmrLet itDord will bo Sprentl on Her Table. nrhTisrlIlbe kept open all nIglit,anirSQUAni MKAIS" can bo obtAlued at au$ hour of tho daj or night. OYSTKRS PRFPAPKP IV EVERY S'lYl.K. - fo 4n1 In nchr to 1 hid ft t nny Itme. 5tpr pri. cmatiit I'tltrrs lin y It mil late at nlpM run ! warn flint a cikmI fire, lint uiea'dftinl gnHl leil nt thin hMir. Xntn'iiMe nil In- Hpnrnl t'IserTi ihf nilnmirr of tltA tTftvelltt n well as tlieprrnmneut ciiiuniu- 111 J (it verrn A CAM TABLE ROCJCSALOOW. OREGON STREET, WIjYTJEJV mid HELMS, PROPRIETORS. TnE PROPRIETOR-; OF '''Ills well known mul popnlir report noti'tl iiifiirm their lrienla ii'id the pnlilie tiemnitlti thai a complete and first t-la-s -li rk of ll.i la' Ittmiil-t ol tiqnorh, wines, rtgarit.itle mi. porter, etc., re eoiiclanlly kt pt on hand Tin y n ill he ph need to have thtir Jriend 'callaud ennle." CABINET. ACobinct of Cutioiiic9BmnvBiiIn bwb- foil lid litre, Vt wou'd hi" pleamtl lo hnre perrons, pwuptsitiif curiiwities timl tpecimtli' lirinir theni In, nml we will -liluJeil.em.ii; the Co bine I fin itspeelinn. - -' VINT.IKN"& HELMS. Uornctjal San. pORTIvVND , OjEUOS: And Jacksonville, Oregon. GIBBS &S7JMKNS will attend to all luiiiui-i- in Portland. EAGLE. BREWERY. JOSEPH WETTEBER, Proprietor Oregon St., Jacksonville. UE BESTOF LAGER BEER. ALWAYS RETT en haad and ready for Mlu by tLekrcor kTu ASHLAND COLLEGE AND NORMAL SCHOOL. REV. L. L. ROGER , A. II., PkUsidest, Professor of Natural Science, Mental and Moral Philonopliy. REV. LvDRU UOYAL, A. M, Professor of 1 nt n and Greek Languages and Lit erature. MRS. A. A. ROGERS, Preceptress. Teacher of Elocution, Principal of Pre paratory Department. MISS ELLA M. SCOTT, Teacher of Pi.tno, Organ and Vocal Culture. MISS KATE THORNTON, Assistant Teacher. Couraos of Stoxcly. 1. Classical, rcquirins: six years, includ. ing prep irainry studies. Gruluates ic ceive tke degiees of A. U. and A. il. 2. Scientitic, retpiiring tkreo years. De grec eTonterred. U. S. 3. Normal Commercial and Musical, oc cupying three years each. Diplomas given certifying to attainments of gradu ates. TUITION. 1(5 u month. $15 a quarter, $10 n year. One scholar three years, or three, in same family, one year 100 In strumental Music or Voice Culture $o a month Vocal nmsicin cihs.4;2.i quarter Board ?3JJ0 a week. 'Rooms or CcHtac: Tor self-boarding $2 t" 5 a "month Tui lion in till cases payable in advance in cash or acceptable note's. COLLEGE CALENDAR. Fall term commences September 1st, lSbO. Winter term coinm -nces Ntwi m'ter 24th, 18S0. Spring term comment -s 31 jroh 1st, ibbl. PI1II)IIE.T FCUIIRES k ilemsoflN'TER. ST Rookeeping,Cti-iiK,s'Aritkmetic,Eng. lish Composition and othtr hramkes spec ially pn paratorj for business life will re ceive unusual allcntion. Tke best trtiining and instruction alToid ed thiiae prepaiing to teach Higher vtalhe matics taiijht practically and thorougkly Ashland has no saloons. ' he sat of in loticating liquors, is prohibited by the city authorities, who are sustnimd by a strong public sentiment. The school U under the supenision of tke Meikndist Episcopal Church Tho liiiile win Do revere'iitly read anel studied, tke wor-kip ol" God encouraged, but tko institution will Iw sectarian in no objec tionable sense. Patrons living at distance can arrange through the President for board -ind rooms - he MtMcai Depirtment is mentioned as specially worthy of confidence and p.i troiusc. tAddres3 all communications to .KIILUI) C0LLI.GE AM) MOIL SCHOOL. Asiiixnd, Jackson Co., Oregon. SAN FKa'nCICO ' CS at- fSJ "C as? irt ASb NEWSPAPER SI AND, 'THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPEN. ! ctl a gcnml ariety store next door lo Schiimpfsbaiberihopluhcrehewill kett i'i'nlhir(irrtment ff Ctrsr, tohnrro, sniolt in? articles, candies, stationery, cutft ry and toys. lie invites the public to give Mm a c-ill and mstire'S all ilmt tiny will c.i.'i again. Latest papers from the East always on hand. JAKE MAIKTSE. AUMIMSrUATOK'S Nont'E. In the matter of tho estate of Ilerman Bur- lisson, tlcceitscti. AJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN tlie undersigned has been ajipointed by the County Court of JoM-phine county, Oregon. Mlting in Probide on May 3tk, 18yo,Admini'tratorofkeestate of Herman Burltssnn, decca4 d. All persons indebtid to sjiiel e-sta c arc requested t settle tke same immediately, and those Iitirintr claims against the estate Cill present them with the proper vouckers lo me nt my re-sidence on Appleg-ile with in six months after Ihe flrst publication oflhis notice. s THOS. KNOX, Adminitrator of said Estate. D ited 3Iay 10th, '830. Criterion l.iliiurd S.iloon ! CAL1KOIINIA ST., Nwlnml & iMcOaiiie-l Prop. -nui? roruLut nra'iRT, rNnnir l new mimai'tiio-iit. N liirnl'liing I In; l.tt lipoids ol I quorr. nhi' ami cigars. The re.ttliinr i tide i Minvli.il with K.iiirn ptri "licnli' niitl lending pafe-rs uf tho Coaat. 0'v us a call AE-B4eCg V C0UGK3. m RuzmmsuM rzr.szz'2 c ::c:3 roi:ro riAsrza !io, rov'T. -.. .oil st oni-o r A r -oi whora b-r ))' -s i 1 1 e i In rc.ico. It on o-na "Tn'or fzr"rw rvrvi. t tin rrOei-,p'-i n,- t- 'wlf paiiWrteiH ' IhlmTtT ..nil !' ! ea"-d e'-r'-V if a ,--. - K U c: yr'-ntnvar lfrl'i'a'yv nllai-nfc 'o f r f ia-il r.u-t U-"nry fT"-!-..n.8, pt!i8r--BII( no J uit I ir 1 Arli - n -.1 Vlr.a flKnfrirsr-jTWur" IiJit- Mota'ta ar n ft V'i i In !"Vtj ! t'.i r-' -. Do- TJ.-P TBHTO 1 Tp tl 71 I-,IIIR i -)r Ki .1 lra'l It-t""'.'!. fr r.fT.T ft Jo scioy. ira-'.BTo I t,ir-wY-i-S.I-i-.i-. SHE STATU mum & mum COMPANY, OF SAN FEANCJSCO. FIRE iiND MARINE. INCOrjPOHATEr, 1871. KstnbUsl-iil in On gon, JS74. CASH AiSETS - 6aCO,0CO OFPICEILSi A. J. BRYANT PRESIDENT R. D. 1VERS. ..VICE TRES1DEN1 C. II. CUSIILNG SECRETARY A. P. HOTALING- Sc CO. 45 Front Street, Portlniul. Gen'I Agents for Orecon Hnd M'afhintoo. J. NUNAN, Local AenU Duck pants 7fe per pair at the Nev York Store t 'ic'S i i KfXsB J I ( 'v !,