Oregon sentinel., July 28, 1880, Image 4

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SoScrIbrr vba d nit rIts exprw notice tl
th contrary, ar eoaIJred u visaing t cuutlune
tirlr mlKrl)llon.
1. Ifjy oVrrlbr onler the i1iermtltiuaiife ol
tbetr tiwiaper, the publisher niajr couUune to
(ii'lthrui until all arreiragea are pall.
2. Ilaubwnbera nenlfctnr re fre t tae their
aewapapera front the offlcl to vlilch they are dp
.Mtad, tbe law huldi them reajon.ibli- ni.tll they
Bam mttlf I the blil, and ordrre-l then dlscxntlnaed.
4. If aubwrlbora rrmore to" oiher plarea 1thwut
Dfoiuinj; the imbUtlier,and thonewnpapari are wnt
o the firmer dlrrctloo, thr y are held reipinelble.
i. The Court here decMed that refuting to take
newipaprre ftt-m tbU ufflve, or reninrinc and leai.
lajc them nnralled fur. It prima facie exigence of lu
tentlonal frto I,
6, The pujtmatter bn segLcta tn glte legal n
eaof tbe nejeiert of a peietui to take trm the ffficr
. netrBpaprr iddrMrrd to blm, la liable to tbe (mo
ther for the aoUcrlp.Ion price.
KKirr.- ais bii.ms.
A few months ago a conductor on
one of the Chicago street cars smdde nly
, experienced religion and joined a small
flock iu the neigh boi hood uf his res
idence. None more devout than he
was to be found in the country around,
and every sjtarc nwiUHnt from his bus
iness wan iut into something energetic
toward xtrenjjllicjiinguptholittlfcliuri-li
into which he had projected himself.
Noticing hi interest, his pastor, to en
courage him, shoved him ulong all he j
couhl, and in a short time the omvert
was a shining light among his felhiu
worahijiperB, and the Christian gmce
' rrih which he passed tlie coiitributiou
jila'e evokeil nickle from what I efore
lad been barren ocketH.
. One Sunday morning p. hoodlum
was noisy, and the conductor quieth
ordered him out. He went, but last
Sunday evening he appeared with a
mob of dissolute companions bent on u
difficulty.
The conductor kept an eye on the
leader until the disturbance became un
"bearable.
"Put on brakes a moment parson,"
said lie, "till I look after his fare."
Approaching the thug, he went for
bira, and wiju-d up sexiul ards of the
aisle with him, and then stood him on
his legs.
".Fit e cents for the kingdom of God! '
lie deman-le.1.
- n The hoodlum said lie did not hav
"-to j pay.
"Five cents for this ride on thi
-Gospel chariot," and he smashed tin
thug in the countenance.
"But brother," remonstrated the at
tor, "you cannot compel him to coi.
tribute."
"Never you mind that, parson
CYou preach and I'll collect Tlm
man can't dead he td on this orthodox
through line without putting up. Be.
-sido I'm responsible tn the compam
forlm fare. Ie punched liim ant!
le'a got to bhow coin."
A DOG'S INSTINCT.
How dogs and other animals find
their way back when taken to long dis
tances from their home is discussed by
Dr. Felix L. Oswald in the "Popului
Science jVioiithl."." A gentleman in
Cincinnati removing from the mi1iui1
to tlm city proper had to send his dogs
away to new homes. "'One was sent to
-near Portsmouth, and came back twice,
the second tiinet in a blinding sn w
jstorm. llfl was then sent by railroad
into Kentucky, escaped 142 miles from
.the city, and appeared at his old hoiur
the next dax. He was i hen put un-
, -der the influence of ether, and sent af
ter one change of cars and of direction,
At Crab Orchinl, to Berea, Ky. He
was then let loose, entl started, not to
"wanl Crab Orchard, whence hii had
last come, but iu a straight line for
Cincinnati. Three davs afteiwnrd he
lnet his master on the street, having
discovered the right direction, crossed
two broad rhersantl thiee steep mini
tain ranges, and passed through ti vegool
nized towns with their hew ildering net
workofroads, toget to flincinniiti. The
last experimiiitputs out of theque.stion
the pnssibilityof theiloghnviugielietl on
memory to find Jus way b.ick, for he
wair insensible during his r.iilnmil
journey. It is hanl to believe that In
'could have found hia way back by
scent. He hail no bcent of the track,
and the odora of the armosphere of the
city could oot have reached the distant
jioint to which he was hent. Busides
he would probabh' have found hi way
- to a backwoods' cabin, as readily as to u
smoky "metropolis. Dr. Oswald sug
gests that dogs and other animals which
possess this faculty have aeculiar sense,
which may lie called the sense of
orientation, or a topographical instinct
inherited from their ancestors, the
volves and fxckals, who, having ac
quired tlm habit of jjoing very long
distances in search of food, acquired
with it the power of knowing the ex
act direction they should take to re
turn. $Ji
KECO.VKlDr.rTEt.
Read the following testimonial", not
from persons 3,000. miles away, whom
poliody known, but from wll known
And trustworthy citizens of "Oregon,
whose Lami-R, written with their own
hands, am be seen at our office:
. Balkm, Ogn., Jan. 18, 18R0.
I bouuht a can of the OREGON
KIDNEY TEA an-1 have uwl only
a part of it, but ray back-acho is. en
f .tirely cured. It has a splendid effect
ujtou the urinary organs
J. F. HUDSON.
Silvebton, Match 20. 1880.
I have, usetl the OREGON KID
KEY TEA for painK in the -backhand
am satihtied with its effect I have
no hesitancy iu reccommending il as a
xnildand safo" remedy for lame back or
derangement of the kidneys.
Q. EISENHART.
IHSjP &eaa
King of the Blood
Cam nil Scrof nlon nff -ctlona iind ilUirtcra reralt
inirfroia Impurity 01 too Llvod. It m ueollar 10
pecitT H,llJheuIfl ri-rcnti u.nl.jr iircio lLeir
cau I'll. Salt Rhrum, JHmpIn, Vlcrrt, Tuwmt,
Gmtrt StDelUpl, &c, uie tue tuiMt ointnoi., ne
veil many alfectioue of Uie Heart, Iltcd, LiVtr
and Mvmach.
SCROFULA.
Woaijr.'ul Cars of Elkcbess.
I). TIaisom, 8iy Sc On,: For the benefit of alt
troubled witli bcrutulR or Impun- Iliooil is tbnr
eyriienu, luwieby roointneud Kiiifr of the IJ.ood,
x nar otrn irouoieu Willi
yrxr, winch .o ntfi-c e.1
l.. I.. I. ...! In-Uiv ....
xith scrofula fur the put tm
.t"TOrS;35
toiryKiut'of hi-Hool, wbirhha. proved u i-Tent
iiiMiinfMorue.kiit ha completely cumi mt,nittihe .sixty d iv period of publication hercot.
bu7 ' v.mr: tn.irr
list. S. tVEiTniELOW, bardiuia, N. T.
SJX.C
ill be pii.l to any Fnhlie Ilo-pitnl tn bo rnntn-
me puhluLei Ly ut whicu la nut (,-cuuine.
eoicnts.
Toehovonrfaitllin theeafe r mill rxrelleneo nf
the K. 11., upm proper )et sonnl appliceion, when
Atitlt-l ilint no intio moil im in endef,f ui I
pire tbe iinmrauf nil I'amirtvilien ,lr ettiJnvit.
This atjtireotfcri were never mide before by il e pn.
pre o or-inv..tl-rFnmilr Jlnhciiiriii tln-iriiilil.
Sl'ir teallm.onle.la.fnr lKrinrminnlin ,a:nl
full iliritioni tor unnur will betouiul u tin m
pi'et Treik'i-o on Sisea-ea f tw TJ1 W , in
whiclieariibotlleiienclcucd l'iir.$l p.-i botlliroii.
taininirl! ounon. or 40 to SO dW. Sohl by drne
k'ata. D. lUasou, Sos & Co., Trop'ra, Buffalo, N.Y.
AMtV.".tUMM4tttlMtUtU
I OLD AfID RELIABLE, I
Dn. Sastobb's Liveb Isviooiutoi!
Jis n StandorJ Family RjnwJy for S
.t: fr..T' ol i rt?
cjind Bowe'8. It is rarely "?a" 1
;V3getable. It never ,
J.D jbilititcs It is V
fCithirticaad P?
'Tonic. .? ,r
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.iT,v3 ft'"
n V0t r.v
UjT.frrjtSi
ar o- q tL-- tii
J - e .M KIIU'U".
.v e . v .rto . iij.
k . i i-.i jk
v .a
V. r. V C&
,v30
$ ..&.; v:v.ft
a . vj". .n" v-
Js'.ftf ... v- v.f.Aa 1ve'.
s j t11 v i ft'" : w ,,& cc
eT .M-SS rAV 't E5lV6:.i
2gi
o'AS-can:'
,0e,
?6V..,6' V.-l
". tBsoHu.'
sVoMi:d-.
s pid8:d i m i x-jThr!
j.ft0'? v.-r
J Liver!
f' P.C
VIuyigoratcrS
:v-
has been usedj
ff in my rracticej
1 1 5- and by tho inblic,j
Fa5ior more than 35 ye-?rs,i
5 with Tu.prcccdcEtod rrsu'.ts.!
FOR CinCULAR.J
;3. T. XI. SANFOSO, H.D., fiaScA
t JlVfBnrCClSTWItLTELI.10IJirSSrrtIlT10T.
SIXTEENTH YLAK.
ST.IVZAIIY'S &CA-DHTOY,
CONDUCTED BY."
TnE SISTERS F Ui BLV Al'E.
'PIIE SH0LASTIC YEAR OF THIS
I school will commt nee about the end of
August, and is divided in four bessions,
of eleven weekseacli.
Board and tuition, perterm, $10.00
Bed and Bedding 4.00
Drawing and p -liming 8.00
Piano 15.00
Entrance fee only om.r . . . , 5.00
SELE T DAY SCHOOL.
Primnry, per term, $ COO
Junior, " 8.00
Senior, " 10.00
Pupils received at cy time, and special
attention is paid to p Micular studies in
behalf of chjldren who have but limited
time. For further particulars apply a
the Academy.
13E N j. JD1CT HOUSE
ArTLKGATE, ORECOX.
S. H. TAYLCB, 2ROP3.
naving leased this Popular 'Stand for a
term of years, infoims the Public it will
uc Kept up to its loimer nigh stanrlain.
, FirstUhS Table and clean lx-ds for thc
travelling public. Hay. Grain and stab
ling as usual.
lathbS and hinges by tLe
IVliLlIOiVJ
'PIIE UNDERSIGNED WILL SUP
I pi" the market with sawed lathes and
shingles ftom his mill, five miles' East ol
Ashland, on Clayton creek, at the follow inj:
prices: Sliinslcb.Su'nr pine.delivercd.S3.7o
Iter thousand. Lathes, delivered. 6 00
per tuonsanti.
All oidera promptly filhd. Address,
John Ciiaicdlet
Ashland, Ogn.
P. DOISrKGA
GENERAL "BLACKSMITHING
house snoEmo,
?orvof Second axd .Califorxia St.
ALL KINDOF MARRKTAIIIF
produce luktu imxrliane Inr ttrnk
P. DON'KGAX.
Booti it Shoes, best stock in town
at the New York Store Call and see
for yourself.
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NOTICB.
Laxd Office at Rosebctig, Oon., )
June lbih, 18S0. f
TVTOTICE IS HEkEBY-GIVEK THAT
ii the Sterling Mining Company whose
postofflcc address is Portland, Multnoma
county, Oregon, has this dav riled applica
tion for patent for TV K oT 8 E if of. N E
if.S K or8 W M of tf E M, N Ja' ofN
WWorSHU, SW14oCNW Wof E
14, SE l-4ofNE 1-i orsV 14, N M of S.
14 of SW 14, SW 14 of SE 14 of SW 14
and a K of S 14 of SW 14 of Sec 18
and the N K of NW 14 of NW 14 and
the S W 14 of N 14 of N W 14 or Sec. 10
T CO 8 of Range 2 W, containing one hun.
drcd and fifty acres, situated in Buncomh
Hrcrq District in Jackson county, Ore
gon. The location and deed of purchase from
prior on ners of the above described tract
of mining lands are recorded in ook 8 of
the Records of Deeds of Jackson county
Oregon. fc
Any and all persons claiming adversely
nnv portion of said Stekliso Misiig Com-
' Tl w'a mini) ftf -.urfi (rrminft HM fMnnTn-rl
I to file their adverse claim with the Regis-
!Sr .f thc. Um'lc sut(? rndomco.ai
Hoseburg tn the btate of Orcj.'on during
i r ",cy 7' be
birred by virtue ol the pro
visions of the statute.
tt . F. I'ESJAMrs Register.
Cxc:at3r Notice".
In the County ' ourt of,.Iackson County,
1 cinti.' il iii-tui.
In tile matter of thc estate of Dorotha
Nj ' ten, deceased.
"OTICE IS 1IE1IEUV OIVEN TIIAT TnE
administrator of said estate has filed
'n the Cornty Coutt lor Jaekson county,
Jregon, his final account as sncli adminis
nttor.and byoidei f said Court Tliurdaj
"he Stlrd ty of August, 18t0, at thchnur of
It) o'clock a. m is set for hearing objec
ions to said final account: and all p-rsons
. ntercstetl in said estate are hereby notified
o appear and file his or her objections- to
i.l account on or bifore 6aid day,
Publisht d in thc "Oregon Sentinel" by
mlcrof Hon. Silas J. Day, Judge of said
"ourt. FiiEDKWCK Otten,
Cxecutor.
Administratris' Uodce.
In the matter of the estate of George Mc
Knifhl. deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned has been appointed
by the County Court of Jackson county,
Oregon, sitting in Probate on Miy 29th.
1880, administratrix of theestate of George
Mcknight, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to settle the same immediately,
and those bavins claims against thc estate
will present them with the proper vouchers
to me at my residence on Foot's creek w i t Ia
in six months alter the first publication
of this notice. Saiiah J. McKmoiit,
Administratrix of said estate.
Dated June 2, 1880.
. NOTICE.
Lakd Office At RosEncno, J
Okegon, June 22, 18W). f
' VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
i IN the following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to mike final proor
in support of his claim, and secure final
entry thereof on the 24th dry of July, I860,
before the Judge or Clerk of the court ol
Jackson county, Oregon, viz: iles S
Wakiman, homtrteiidapnliration No. 2252
lor the E U of NK 14 ol Sec S3 and W U
of NW 1-4 S c 34, T 34, S of It 4 AVest anjl
names the tollowing as his witnesses, izs
Charles Williams, Jacob Evans, . P.
Hillis and A. K. Williams nil of Wood
ville, Jackson county, Oregon.
t W-. F. Renjamin, Register.
RE-OP F.N ED!
JACOJ0MEYER,
Fiiixi:rcn waciiv.h.iker,
HR KKSUMKI. BUSINKSS Al
lie sinliil uf :he lute.'. L. Hmlfi
mil I' lirepiirnit tn execute nil wik in Iin
line uiili priiiiiptiis am) liispnleh and h
Vt-ry reiii" mrtlili ihIis. All K'ini nt vein
r'e" is nriiriel. Rwiinij n p-eiiil.
Uoixi wink ntid Inw pr ( Ln'iiiMi'.
I J ivi- me n mil. .1 . M KY F It.
S, P.'HANNA,
WAGON-MAKER,
Jacksonville, Oregon,
TV CROVIMIM EltN HUIUHVO IS V
I ivceiii or a mil n-nrl'iwii' uf mntiriH
il pn .irnl tu i nil ci k in Iiis tin in
Inn n..!ici' mill In it uorkin i-ilik- iimnn'i.
Vehicle ul eveiy lfN.ri)Huit ninde tu tu
1 r
Trm reHPonnble ind Katifactit)ti gnuraii
te.il
r"npnifIiiB a t)eciatty
S V HASNA.
Julv 14, 1880.
F.RITSGHARD,
- PftACTIOAL
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
Ci.i:rirnin Sr;t,
MKE-s A SI'KriALTY OF CLEAN
Hi!! nttil rrpainii!; Wdirtii-H hiiI (' ckh.
0 artt-res-mi ihl-, !?? It hi a call.
W Al, IX) lOX.'IIESS,
Carry 1T15 XT. SI.3VIa.lls
I eaves Jacksonvilie Vondays and
Tlmrsdays, for Waldo. Leaves Waldo
Tuebdays and Fridays.
F.riiilus uvcmiiuiiKlutiiiiis for psir-
Express basiiiefs prnmplly nttiniu) li
i.y II. M.tJAHKKIX
UNION 110TLL,
ICeib) Ville ()ietll,
M, Eyder, Propr. .
FIRST PUS? ARCdMMODATIOiV CAA
h I w.i j-1 p hud at thin house at the mu-i
fnniilil" rlea,
S?r- i ticrlli-iil slttlile eonnrclcd with
tli.i hnlcl.
DO
NOT FAIL to lena
for ar enre Llt for
lBSa Kara to any
atidrMa npnn ap
filtration. Contilna
deierlptlnni or ertrj
tli lir rrqnlrwl (ur
personal m ranillrnt.
with oTtr 1 1nn lti.i
ikkH at innleaai prim In )nnlltlM to -nlt
hr purrhaarr The onl, InMltutlon In Amrrlca
9 sm.1 all
wSr.VUS5.,?.';.,,,','"l,rt 'ra'lnni. AiMreM,
87 It ftXO WabaaU Ave CUIcaso. 111.
-The best Japanese tea 75o 50c and
35c per pound at theUew York Store.
NEWMAN
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
j-'
.'EEAT 0PENNG
- OF
i, i .
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
ST -
THE 'LATEST STYLES IN -DRESS GOODS,
NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS, SILKS & SATTJS.
,-: V ,
imUkl 1 mini A5SOR3TLIS r OFjJ - f
'SSIJSI, LJLL&S, EMBROIDEBIESi ETC., ETC.
A COMPLETE LINE OF-:
MENS' AND E0YS' CL0TIING
-OF, THE-
NEWEST DESIGN AND MAKE
' A LARGE VARIETY OF
Gents Furnishing goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Eta, Groceries, Tobacco,
Hardware, Drugs, and a full line of General
Merchandise, at ,
. ' . " . N. FISHER'S.
FRANK BEGS' AGENCIES
'
FOR-
AGRICULTURAL
VHILL & FARM
WJalaTER A. -WOOD'S SWEEP IJAKE REAPER. THE OXLY
live rttke rnpci manutacturid. By moinjra tuiivtniint ktirtlic diivcr can at will
and without Jim inrr his teat, instantly conliol the r-king, causing every becond, Ihiiil,
fourth and fifth lt-kc to act as a lake, the otlitr rakis :t Uattrs. Furnishid with or
w Photit KJJiirig atlachuient. 1 he reaper may be puiclut' d separattly and the mow
ing iitlachiiicnti" at any future time.
WALTER A. WOOD'S SFLF-B1N1)1NG nARVESTEK.
Practical, .sltonp. durable. Ihtiougldy ttsltd, time-tiicd, Jul 11 liable. Uni quailed lor
lightnebs fift'ir.irt, most effective cutting appjratui, imht powerful ilevator and best ad
justable re'l in u-e. For tepamting ihe grain, compressing Uie bundle, tisht binding,
and a ing of w ire, it is w illiout a rival.
WALTER A. WOOD'S CHAIN RAKE REAPER . THE ON
ly thoroughly successful 4abU-r.ike with or without mowing attachments. Reaper may
be purchased tiparatcly, and mower at any future time.
WALTEK A. WOOD'S NEW ENCLOSED GEAR MOWER.
The lighten! draft mower in the world. Wide tread, high .wheels, direct draft. The
most practical, simple, powerful, strongly built, et.sily mauaged, stillest running grass
cutter ever placed upon thc market.
WALTFR A. WOOD'S IMPROVED SINGLE GEAR HEAD
er. Iligh iron winds, triicl and leslcd in thc fitld, and w itli the impioumtnts ol lcfcO.
Is the finest machine in the market.
TnE CIITCAGO PITTS' THRESHER, BY THE TI. A. PITTS'
Son-' Manufacturing o., Chicago. III. Thc most pertict grain saver in the world,
nd shake shoe on all machines. The largest cleaning capacity of any in use.
THE CELEBRATED LA BELLE WAGONS. BOTH THIMBLE
Skein and lion axle. For freight and faint use they have no superior in thc market.
Saw IV ill Machinery, Fleming Mill Machineiy
Portable and Stationar Engines.
A full line cf Extras for Machineiy A" ways on
hand. For circulars an price list address thc agents,
Mrs. J Bilgcr, Jacksonville; A. Slocum Rcsefcurg
and Butler & I!ccksfe!lcw. Ashlcnd Ogn.
Cily JUta..-JUaiii2
California St.
W, Ficke, - Proprietor,
pllIWFLL KNOWN tfARKST. fPPO
I 1U KhuIt i llm.V dniitMnre i Vt
u-r prfimn d lhnn i-vr tn luriiich tbo put"
Ic wiilrthi' rhnic- ft quality of
FUESUMEEF,
lNJKK.'VEAU "
"' MUITON, II M.
SALT ilEATS,
.- KACON,
."uppr-or,
SAUSAGE, LARD, ETC.,
The mol fvoiablf itd.ie inent nBVriV
In imtionn 'd 1111 iffnil will lievpArtil to
wnrd liivnic gnu rul Mliftti'".
N. FICKE.
lilACKCsMITHlNG
r
- -AND
HORSE - SHOEING.
Barneburg Kincaid.
TTAVING LEASED THE 8HOP FOll
LX mcfly occupied by 3Iat Shannon we
ask a share of the public patronase.
Staple ppduce prCash tken for work.
' The best assortment of bolts, screws,
lire and- copper riveU, fasps, files,
jiinchers, nippers, tongs and hammers,
at John Millers.
The best California calf shoes 1.75
a pair at the New York Store.
FISHER.
-
0Dn Hi
1MPEMEJYTS,
MACHINERY. '
LlTYJlAKEltl
AND
sv:loo:n
In Masonic Uuildixo, Oregon St.
jaik3u.1v1l1., uck.
plIK UVDKRSIIJNKU I1ERF.IIY UK
1 fin in Hiiniiiinit tn llie pulil e ll-.u
iiy nr- li'iw pn pared 10 fill h!I orili-M to
ikm of evirv dt-rripHi n. uoh 11 whM nt
Hki, calt li' pUti. wne tiik-: l
iip'wn und rje tin ad. ginger simp an
Turku.
A Itinrli lmtip willaho he kpl at tin
Ii'hit. wlnn inritita mi nil Slyli P, I.itntiuriM t
ml St'ltweiiz r rlie. can be liud at al
1 lira nf ilip div or mulii
BQyFrii.il bri-ad every liny.
I'r cm reasonable and sutiidaction can'
.nieed. UCOR & UI.RICIl.
EUREKA MILLS,
SITUATED OV IISAR CREEK PKVK
inllia iinrlli-ea'-t if Jackeouville, ar
preuart-d tu a gwieial
Merchant and Exchange Business
The utdiTleneil will sire- 3! pnnndi1
A' ur. 2 jmiifnl' RhnrtH a-irl 8 rMiiinili brail l'
vi ry bui-hel, ef wbral. Will all eaek
jimr cniinnniT" lumi-liinV 8.ck.
-iatiRractioii Gnaratileei-,9Frt.
T.T. MeF HE,
Cut nails, wrought naiU. clout nails.
Math nai's, finishing nn'ls, feucing nails,
IiAiKirt iinilj nml aTrtr rt H nf aiil liAiwn
shoea at John Millei'i
EXCELSIOR
liVeii'Isum) feed
STABZiE.
Corner of
Obeoox and Caufoknu da., Jicksontiuj:.
W. J. TZYKAI.-E, Frop'r
WOnLD RESPKCTrmi.YIXFORMTtJEPnB
11c tliat be haa a due lUxi. ol
Morses, Kiiggies and Cnr iiiKee
Anil be It preparrd la fnrnUli liU f'troni and lh pub
Uegcnerallr wltk
Pine Tuiiiouts
A ran be bad on the Pacific count. ?MIo honca
Mrd tugu tuauj partvl tbecimnirj.
Animnls Itontklit nutl Snlil.
Itorwa Irokp to work alnslr nr dinble. nofe
linanlnd and II r Wt olniirli.t ci njiii tl.ni,
wlill' In 11) diarcr. A til rial rl.au- ut tLe puMIc
atrurKr itrulkittdvu ieaM.uble teimr.
DR. SPINNEY
KTo. 11 EE.aB.lVS. "ST ST,.
Trail nil Chi-oiilr nml XrHclnl nitrnaea
rWIUl M'V l'-K .TFFKIMXO tROl
tlieitr-ciinrv utliful Inllii-aiir ind's
.ntii'ii wiH 1I11 wll lii hv ill llii'mwlvr 11'
ilii. llie gnili-l lamii civr Inii! al tin- nlttt
or MitTi-riiic hinn.iiiity Ii5 M-.NNKV wil
iruiiMiilw in furfcil 4500 fur i-virj ch-oi
tiiiiinl V"ak'i" or prlinti- iIk-hs ur am
Kit.ii nr thiricler wlilch be liudi-i takes and
itili- in rur.
ih!di)m:-gk.) 3ii:n.
TIiiTf nt ntin nt Ihi- hb uf llnrly !
-ixl wliii in- in tili'id Willi Iihi rpiti'iii -
C'lntiilll-f tin hlnrlili-r. nflcn HCrntiillltrl
liv a cliglil -mi'liiiir or l.nrniii aMimllnii
ltd 11 w. Hki'i.ing nl 1I1.. -v-trtn In n inniiin-i
ilii'p.itirnl ciiitmt ncc'iiint fur On rxnm 11
11 g tin- uritary. dpo-ii i rnpjr rrditmiii
will nlien m. Iin d hmI Mitn i m mi.hII
inrlicli- uf Hltiiiim-11 will nHHr nr llx
rnhr will 1 1. nl n iliin :uilkl-lt htf. bhm
i"li niiih'K in m dark nid n.iii. iKirnii.
Then-Hn-limiiv tii.-n win. ilif i.r ti. diffl
'illy iiniraiit or tin. caii-f hicli I- lh -v
nd li:e ' rfii inal wi nkni'Ti' 1'it. S. wit
iltt-iK-.t-i aH'if-i't cure in nil mc !
1 rf it h-ltiij rri'tiirutiiiii uf il- Kt'Hit0url
ty fgnll"
(i'fmu II-nw in to 4 and 1: In 8 Sim
la- fintn III m 12 a m t'nii.illHtiir fru
Tl, on. lull . xitui italltui!- mid advlcf. tS.
Lull nr ihMkh .
lil.'.SIIXNKVitrO
N11 11 Kt-anei sit. .uii Fruiici-co.
FRANCO-AMERICAN
HOTEL &
UESTAIRAM
A XU G EX EH A I. $ Ta Of 110 USE.
OppraltrOdd telloa' Hall,
M KMI.WII.I.K IIKIJl N.
MADAME IIOjLT,
ro. rletrivaa. - .
TRATKI.FrS AMI 1 If WENT BOUtPKltf
I1 liml llir n t n 1. Tt I Ir lolalnim al tl. I
liini'M loins Diet nitliaii;wlir In thia i.iit of III.
rim.
The Ihcls iiiiil Ih-iIiUiiK
WIUalwaTR te fomtd uf flrnt-i'liM cliarncter uA
krt in a neat aoUcltan iou Itl u, while
The Itixtms
are newly fnrnlilipil and ll) alwajra I eki-pt In neat
anil hitii.llRean''llfnii A pl-iitltal u.luf tin
Leat of etftjtliliiR tbe nnrlet affurila lll be
Spri nil mi
I!t Tnblf
Her hens will be krpt open all nlftlit. and M?QIIAI!r
M KA I 8" can be ubtallitil afaii) Lour uf the ila)
nr niftlit.
IYSTKRS I'RKI'APKK IV
KVhHVHIYl.K.
f
n'l Itinflipit toln-liAd a i any lime. Ptajr.- pMit
Ct mil t.ijirrs Ltiy kmil alrtl iII t mn n(-at!-:ni
kikhI firf. ht meant nil rinnI be In hi
till hnlliMj.
No in n In I tw wpaird tmlMerTP tin- jMipnjs
f thfiiriifrin well as iLeprDiaiifiit cuinmu-
TABLE ROCK SALOON.
OREGON STEEET,
WIjYTJEjY avel HELMS,
PROPRIETORS.
'I'M IF. PROPRH-riOR OF "11
1 ,wp Kiiiioii iiixl piiilir rn'irt mi il
iiilnriii Ihnr ltteiiil I ibe mlilie jrnriiili
ilia' a ctnplti- mill first eta s -ti ck nl t !
Ih-.V liiaml'lnl I qil ", ini-s r'trur. nl mi
iHirtir. eie., ri rimstniilly k. pi "i luinil,
I'lit will he pi naeil to nuVe ihiir fiitinl
eull unci em If."
CABINET.
A f'Hhinet i'f CtiIfi Us nt'iy iiNn b
fniiinl hi rV. UV i-tl il h Jilm-il Hi Iimv.
ici-niin p-i8iiii; cnrinnitiiH ami H'i-ii ii
tu in- tin hi in, Mnl wi vtll place Ihem n
hi- i.'ubinel lot ii 8jn i-tii.n.
WM.N IIKI.MS
3,Uoruci(rtlaip.
Poj1VVND,OlE10S.
And Jachsou.ille, Oregon.
G I H BS St S "C V I. NS will attend Ii
al ltii it K- it, I'lirtlHiiil
EAGLE BREWERY.
JOSEPH WK'ITKRER.
Pniprletor
fe
Orpunti St.-.Tnclianiivillo.
IE BEST0F LAOER BEER ALWATS KFPT
oa kaad and read; for aula by lbs keg or (lua
ASHLAND COLLEGE
AND
NORMAL SCHOOL
REV. L. L. ROGER , A. 31., President,
Professor ofNatural Science, Mental and
Moral Philosophy.
REV. LaDRU i.OYAE. A. M.,-Pnifessor
of Litin and Greek Languages and Lit
erature, .MRS. A. A. ROGEKS, Preceptress
Teacher or Elocution, Principal ol Pre
paratory Department.
V.ISS ELLA M. SCOTT, Teacher of
Piano, Orgun andVocal Culture.
MISS KATE THORNTON.-Assistant
Teacher.
Oouraos of SttxcJy.
1. Classical, requiring six years, includ
ing prep 11 utory studies. Graduates re
ccive the degiees of A. B. and A. M.
2. Scientific, rctuirin.r three years. De
gree conferred, B. S.
3. Normal Commercial and Musical, oc
cupying thrte years each. Diplomas
given certifying to attainments ofgradu
ales. 33 xpoxios.
TUITION. 18 a month, $15 a quarter,
$40 a yuir. One scholar three yearn, or
three, in s-ime family, onejear $100. In-
slrumenti.1 Music or Voice Culture $3 a
uiwiitii v imjiii iuiiiic inp ' luiriua
fnrseIf.biMi(Iing$2tn!t5 a month. Tui
tion in all caes p lyable in advance in cash,
or acceptable notes.
COLLEGE CALENDAR.
F,II term commences September 1st,
lifcO. Winter term tmimvnces Novi mVr
24th, 18b0. Spring term commences M irch
1st, tWt.
I'KllMIMi.MFElTURCSJkitftnsoflNTER ST
Book-keeping, Business Arithtnctic,Eng
lisli Composition ami othtr branches sptc
ially preparatorj' fur husines life will re
ceive unusual amntioti.
The best training and instruction alToid
id those preparing to teach Higher Mathe
matics Uiusht practically and thoroughly.
Ashland has no Miloons. The sale of in
toxicating liquors is prohibited by thc city
aillhorities. who are sustained by a strong
public sentiment.
'I he bcliool is under the supervision of
tne .tiunouisi tpiMopal Lliurcli. The
Bible will bo reverently read and studied;
the worship of God encourigid, hut tho
institution will be sectarian in no objec
tionable sen'ie.
Patrons living at a distance can arrange
through the President for bo trd and rooms,
he Musical Department is mentioned
as specially woifhy of confidence and pa
tronage. ESfAddrws all communications to
.MILWl rOCLICE l!) XlHWlL M'llOOL
Ashland, Jackson Co., Oregon.
SAN Fi!ANCCO
CJE C 3L- i 3 5rf
"" AN1 -
NEWSPAVhR STAND.
J HE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPEN-
' etl a general variety store ne.xt door to
ScIiumpfV barbershop, where he will leej
a.iul! sseorl merit ttCcinnrv, lohnccn. blnnk
ing articles, candies, stalloniry.cutliry and
toys.
lie invites the public to give him a call
and assures all that they will call again.
Latest papers fioin the East always on
hand.
JAKE MARCUSE.
vn.iiiMsru.v ro iinoT.uk.
In the mafter of theestate of IK-rutan Burf
lUson, deceastd.
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIIAT
i l the undersigntd has been appointed
hy the County Court of Jot-cphine county,
Oregon, sitting in Prob.te on May 3th,
I8S0, Administrator of Ihocstatc of Herman
Builissnn, di-ceastd.
AH petonsindehtid to said esta c are
rcoucsUtl to settle thc enine immidiatelv.
and those having claims against the estate
will present ihcm with the proper vouchers
to me at my residence on Applegate wllh
in six months after the first publication
of this notice. THOS. KNOX,
Adm'nisttator of said Estate.
Dated Miy 10th, 830f
(rilnion Hilliard Sn!on!
CALIKOKNIA ST.,
Nolmii! & iMc-Danlel Pinp.
i'Iim rnrn.Mt nra-niT. i'nder
I new ttiHimuMiii'til. Is tiiriiiiliiug ilii Inst
niiiilx nl I qm r. win ninl cipiiK. llie
riMiliiig tiMii it tiiili-it with Kiip'i-rti -rl-IFchI-
nml li-mliti upir.i uf the Const.
lit' us n cull
UjSfr QACf
'HI'
COUGHS.
fim
cri
UglKHUeflHI!M.l.fl
.fMir-iiiiinii rr.
:3::?3 CirCE3P3Z373 TLASXES
"ic, r-' '- --.os ct orco a I rim whera
. 'i r p'- nt I cv t to r -lire. It conta.iw
-rilcr A t tore p rrrf ilpiln relldrl"-, t trenstV
I'sra' I ctrati",'n',o'rli s tt3nl i crrn-non
""roci p-i'St, nid 1 I rftpcrlor l 1'ul.M-nti
ii t'ii t-t " d f -'eal a. "!t!CC9. It U
it! yr ivtisr-' t f ir !' a" al'-i'-nt'S
ol f S till r.al l'l'i'r ('T"5a:n:,
l'r ar s-rntl-arn Irlll i-nl.rb inril
lVIu.1. V J.-1 nfl r.r J j1 w Ii7v 'llota'co
c-.Tn n I'd p- lo p'Ti- l' a" r'". To
rot a-i air ofi Tp'i'U r 1 1 h rn'in'M for
t. S I br 1 1 li-trji-!". Sf Btmr ft J j.::isos,
I P.a t S'ru. 1, J! jit Yuri, l'ra-ir'eto-.
1'JHE STATE
:mmm & mum
" COMPANY,
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
FIBE ANDMAHINB.
INCOItPOKATF.JD, 1871.
ICstiiblislKMl in Ongon, IS74.
CASH ASSETS - - $500,000
OFPICEKSl
A. J. BRYANT PRESroEN'
R. D. 1VERS. ..VICE PRESIDENT
C. H. CUSH1NG SECRETARY
A. P. HOTALING 8c GO.
do Front Street, Portland.
Gen'l A pint? for Orpjron nd WVhinutnn.
.1. NUN AN I.twHi hhu
Duck oants 75c per naif at tho Now
York Store. f
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