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X23S2S2ZZ5n2XZ L?t'iWu5G f g . j JJL1A.VM HrffiS f : OREGON SENTINEL JACirSU'- 11,1.1: i Saturday, Ji'LY 14, 1SS3. i:d;to::hl AOTLs. The people of Asli'aml aro amusing tliemselves guessing which of the two railroad surveys will lie adopted Shit nearest town or the out a milo dis taut. They know how it is themselves now don't ill The Iowa Stato Republican conven tion has mloj ted n po-ili i: and uncoil dilional prohibition plank in their platform. Democrats ami i-omo Hn publicans predict that it will be the cause of the party a defeat in Tow a. There is every probability that all the lands along the line of the Q. &. C Railroad vill, in a shoit lime, be with drawn from the market and be sub je:t to the operation of the homestead i al preemption laws in quantities of only eighty acres. Thp-c intending purchase or occupation ibould 1101 delay. Every time tlJ ' Northwest News" hits "Bradley" Lappeu", iIjh "Oregon ian" retorts with a vicious .mail at ex Senator Mitchell. The game is hirdlt fair dnd is a good deal as if tho "only paper" was counting a weasel against i lion. The lion probably feels as his ancestor did when. Licked by the J'John horse." Our Ci'ifornia neighbors are unfor tunate in the choice of Uailioad Cim missioners. Tho-e elected by th" lie publicans sold out to tho Central P.i cific. Those elected by the Democrats did the same thing, the only iliffcirucr being that they hold for a much 'ov.vr prico than tie Republican" and were a shorter time in the maikrt. Senator Pugh says ihnt "the- wires are down" Let ween John S.iermauand the masses and that ho is not an nviiil able Presidential cai.didsile. Not, so with hi brother who nuhl lepr.-u again his bold maii-h through Genrgij over the Presidential track. AVonldn't the Albany gills otn lo a man for the old hero, whosofpleiidiiHy braved theii storm of kisses when 0:1 his vLit to Oregon-. A rnqvenjent is oit foot lo force the prohibition question into the next stale election and it will bo encouraged by the democracy till the moment of voting then dropped like a hot potato. iniiiLai,iieu'ilenr.d KTiiu reai .solution ol the question is to mike it strictly one of individual' responsibility iuri hob! cery man accountable) for tho abuse of an inalienable piivilero. Spencer F. Bainl, United Sta'esFish Commissioner, at the nqu'-stof Con gressman George, has detailed Living stone Stone to examine the waters of tho Columbia iivr with the view of selecting an eligible situ for a .salmon hatchery. Mr. S'.ono is in charge of the hatclery on thu McCloud liter in Culifoinia and thoroughly conversant with the science of li-.li hatching. 'His detail by the commirsioiier must result in great benefit to the State of Oregon and Mr. Geoign has long been tryirg to secure the action of Mr, Caird in reference to a hatchery. Tho Kanfas City Journal pertinently and truthfully states the situation when it says, that "tho Republican party has no 'bosses.' It 'bosses' it self, and this accounts for some men having left it. They couldn't 'boss.' They will fjnd a wider Held for that sort of talent in the Democratic party, the capacious reservoir into which drifts every sorehead who has been called to account by Republican offi cials fomny kind of swindling. The party that is huiest enough to pur-,c itself in this way must ejjpect to be weakened thereby to some extent, and its only hope of continued success at the polls is through tho virtue and in telligenco of tho peop'p, which will bring it a new vote for everyone lost.' The Portland Board of Tiade have, after a most patient investigation of the subject, endorsed the. iihui of our townsman, J. JI. ITulFer, for 10 moving the bar obstructions in the "Willamette and Columbia livers lit tho hydiaulic process recently patente 1 b-y him. Hon, D. P. Thompson who is an eminently practicil 111 in was among the first to see tho adaptability of the Huffer plan and, ably secoudeil by Mr. Church, he has coin inced the Board of its advantages. The supe riority of the hydraulic plan over that generally adopted by the government engineers is: that while tho latter are blowing through newspapers what they could, or might, or will do the hyilrau lie pipe will be blowing the accumulated Hand off the bottom and forcing i.s gradual distribution at deeper points where it tti,l be harmless. Those who know the- force of water in hydraulic mining where it iR used to tear down and move Urge bodies of gravd am) bowlders have not the slightest doubt of the complete success of Mr. Huffur's plan if properly applied. The lain break among the convicts at the State Penitentiary, in which eiuht desperate outlaws succeeded in escaping to plunder and raid the honest community, is another foicibie argu ment against tho present mode of utilizing convict labor. Tho uso of Ibis kind of labpr in any branch of industry that tends to cheapen the honest labor of decent mechanics is not only tifjuit to the latter but degrading to labor irself ond dr-couraging lo arlKans.' At lies' and uiur any cir cumstances we nro opposed to its em ployment in industries lequiting ex perience or apprenticeships ami in flexibly so where it permits or necessi tates the congiegalion of a large num ber of prisoner in a piisoti work shop; as communication of bad mm with each other i.s not reformatory and only enables them to concock means of escape. Prisoners should bo worked, we admit, and made to earn their bre-id but thtir labor ought not to be of that character that forces down the wages of intelligent mechanics. They should bo put on the public roads, securely chained, as in many other states, and made to break stone thus paying biek to the public part of :he cost of keeping them and in no way interfiling with honest labor. Re formatory sentiment applied to finds always 1 rady to knife orp'stol a fellow being, or steal the fruits of his labor i-i 1 flimsy but dangerous humbug and, in nine cases out of ten, a man who ju-,t y reaches the penitentiary has found the place he belongs and if it has any aesthetic rurnundings he gen craly in :iig(M to (hid his way hick again. We vo-itnrn 'o say that if; peneteniiary discipline only promised enarse food and haid labor on the pub lic highways thTii would be fewer pi it-oners in it and a greater disposition manifested to steer clear of its cold hospitality. While heie lattly, Rev. Mr. Diiver rela'ed an incident of eatly life in Oiegon and npp'ie 1 it to those people tthii i.iily indu'ge in a slight smell of religion, without tasting iis&uiets, and pronounce, it bid. Two weary pilgrims were camped on the b.vk of Mill rCieik when S.ileni only boasted of ihiei- or four houses ami a grocery of tl.e smallest kind. Staking out their leant in the licit grass nnd liegining to fix for camp ono of them said "look Lefe Smith we've had a darned rough '" l-l-i-r'rar can be got for money and have a good !ime, I'll throw in four bits." "Done" J said the other, "heres a quarter" and flash with coin, the pilgiiiu slutted for tho grocery deiei mined to invest in tb 'jest tiling 10 be had from it -ibeltej'. Scanning every package care fully Lfs etc rested 011 some sardines. "Whats litem" said the emigrant. 'Satilitteslhree bhssinill sire lltreebits big boxes six bits leplied the sen tentious grocery man. The pilgiitn hesi tated it took his pile for the big box ami the snnll one looked too trifling for a hungry man. Finally he traded and soon the two, expecting something extra good were at votk at tho box with a jick knife as directed by the merchant. Sticking the knife'throush the tin, without jenowing whether the contents were fish, hVsh or fowl, Smith raided the box to his nose and, exclaim ing, with a look of ineiiitblo disgust "lotten by goshens!"' he chucked the half opened box into Mill Creek anil turned silently to a plain repast of sl.if j icks and bscon, poorer but wier so; said Driver, sceptics just smell of leligion without getting to llto corn and tasting its. richness and chuck the box aw ay ignorant of tho repast they hate misled. A XccctMry TrjcaTtltoa. It is customary when a man has been sentenced to death to set a death A-atch nter liiin until the moment of hi execution. This is intariably dono Mj that the ends of justice shall not be defraud either by self violence on the pirt of the prisoner or rescue by par to. in sympathy with him. Tuereaie some outlaws in this county none too j;ood to aid in the liberation of the unf.iitunate man doomed to death and and it is the duty of Sheriff Jacobs to see that no preciution is neglected and 1 hit the prisoner has no possible means of ecapr. If ho fa'! or continue to fail in this hn will not bu held blame less nor Le 1 radii t excused. Senator John Slrnart, who led the repnhlican retolt in lVmisylvaijia last vear, hays the piity ipiril h.is l.een quitkelied. i s character unproved, and its triumph nssured hy ihe bitter con iention through which it then passed. As crtaiuly ns t)in day cjmes, there i.s no chance of the democtacy cauturiug this state, and tho independent move ment of last year was a wonderful power tnwnid mnking'that impossible, ihu si na'.or lcnunked. o Circuit Court convenes again. Au gust 6 tli. c;:..v;:t:.ii s!i;i:iiiS. In speaking of the chances of different Candida' es for "ths. presidency at the next election the. "Chicago New," has the following to say about General W. T. Sherman; Among tho possible republican can didates Gen. .Sherman is one of the strongest. The first great element of hfs st length is, of coutse, his brilliant military record and his almost uni versal "popularity wiih tho military elem nt. De-pho his conseroative political views and the entire absence of partisanship in his administration of the army, his nomination would perhaps awaken more ef the old ani mosity at l he south than ahuost any that could be made. Along the. l'nr of his "march to lite sea" he is re menibered with peculiar bitterues, and his controversies with Gens. Joe" John ston and Wade Hampton '.rould teake the opposition to hint at tho south so malignant as unquestionably to react in his favor at l lie north, and draw party lines sharper nit 1 cli-er ui on the issues of the war, or gracing out of it, than the selection of almost any other num. His chances would perhaps- be impaired rather than sttengthened by his kinship with thu diitiuguiihfd senator, while the advantage,! and disadvantage of his relations to the Roman catholic church would proba'dy about couutci balance .ieh other. The condition of thu lepubliean party in Mhsouri, and its inclination toward his candidacy, would constitute a tery powciful element in his chances fot nomination which cannot now bo df ti-rmined, while- the fact that he will then, of his own emotion, its ifweie, have laid down the h ghest niilitirt office, and retired lo print) life, will, create a feeling in his favor that can. hardly be over-estimated. Such a thins always can ic? tho palilic heait, ami, united with his gieat pergonal mag netism and hajipv faculty f'ir sating souielhing :it and fresh and lacy ut any lime, makes Gen. Sherman one of the .nost available pusihiliiies of hi arty. Siluatul as in: is, lie ii uu likely to do nut thing to improve or impair his chances during ihu time intervening before ll.o nomination. lis Lr.it tr.lo. Although an apparently semi-offiei il announcement is mado that tho cere nioiiyuf lat itig the last rail and driving the lastSiikc on the Noitherii Pacific railroad will take place at the western purcai or. tub flru'ir-.i-T;:ii)n17 " rTCe Pretident Oiks mid" chief Engineer Atiilersou havo not lieea alvi-cd thereof and i. is ihu opinion of but!. that tlto nctural meeting point of ihr track Iaterfrotn east'nnd west will be between ihu mouth of Littlu Clack foot and New Chicago. This, how eter, wi 1 not prevent a formal "diiting of the. iast spike" at the Mulian tunnel. Geneial Audirson be'ievs tho tra:k oter the Mulian tunnel will belaid in two weeks-j.by which time track layers from the west will alsodiavo passed the threo heavy bridges this side of Mi snub and then. the. ties ami iron, will go down on the last hundred miles with lightning speed. The old saying Unit "the end draws nigh" is now re vised to read that "both ends are draw ing nih." MARRIED. CGGSWEliL-UEttYFOKD. Athe resiJenco ofRetS. S. Cildwell in Ljketiew July 1, 1883, Mr. Churls A. Cogswell to Miss Murtha T. Hen foul. STINSOX WOOD At Eureka, Cab, July 4 LSS3. Leon R Siinson and Miss Emma Wcod. NEW ADVEUTISE.MENIS. D2, J. BRO"W DEUTSCIIER A.EZT, ua:ioati:i;, Oregon, Will practice in all Chmnjc Diseases, also Typhoid Pneumonia, Limjr Fever, Diph theri.i, Coaiunintiniu O.ttacrh. etc. Time anil doctor', hills will Xk sivid by coming 10 me 111 once. Ur. ilrottii ttill i;ii:irintt.c to forfeit 300 for every case of Stinin-il Weakness or private dfscabe of nny kind or oh-.ractcr which he undertakes and f.iits to cure. His nudicine is purely tc ct 1I1I3 and h is ail the power and eUie-tcy ofcilonrjl orquiniiu, withou: any of the injurious alter iftVcts. Shingles To? laic The undesigned is now prepared 10 ftirm.-di the b-st fjniliiy of shinjsles. cut with diamond knife, in anv ijiiautitv de sired. Piiceil-liTureifinJacksontiifr 6:j p?r thnund or trnnsportatioa oir ntthe mill. Kituiteil Itco mile wnith of Williams ereek pot office. OiU:rs can be left ttith G. K-irewiki. J. fiui-MAS. COOS BAY STAGE AND U. S. MAIL LINE. Stages leave Koseburg everyday, except Sunday, at (i a. ji., arriving' at Jlttrshtield the same day. Fare. S7 00. This beimr Llhc main travcltd route lo all noints in I fra ami "ttw ..!!. - tl I wMuu vujjj vuuuucs, iiasscusrers win 1 nnd it to llieir advantage to take this line, BM43VXY, ILulx Si Co. A Valuable llesourco for l lie Among the ninny resource which med ical sk't'l has made available for the sick mid debilitated, not one ranks higher than Liver REG-TJJL ATOR a comprehensive remedy for Liver Com plaint. Dyspepsia. Constipation, f hills and Fever, Debility, Nervousness, Siek Headache, and other ailments attributable in biliousness Amongsts ingredients are Mandrake. Damle inn. Butternut, Black Boot, Dogbane, Bittir Root, Calisaya, Sweet Flas, Indian Hemp, AVahno, Golden Seal Ac. fce. The active blended properties of these vegetable remedies constitute an altera tive tonic and general corrective of lite highest class, anil endow it with a prcven titc vilue entitling it to the first rank as a medicinal safeguard for furtifjing the sjMcb against malaiial and othir mala dies which cause serious disturb ince of the Liver. It relaxes the bowels without srining; purities the Ijlnod. arrests ptin and spasms in the Mile or shouid-r blade, purifies a bilious Lrcalh and comp'etely relieves the many indescribable sjraptoms which torment sufferers from iVvsiicnsia, ,ivcr c"mP :lint "ad kidney trouti es. It symptrms felt when bile is itnpc fectlv W Vt VU IJ V111U 't-J llll'Jt J-V WlJ stcreted. or is misdirected. Ktdingtnn & Co.. San Francisco, Whole sale Ascnis for ihe Parilir Co-iet. C2T-FOIJ SALE KVEKYWHERE -33 This Fpnce Ts rpFerved for MAXMULLER. "v fiOSTEES ggpOIUiffl! Jacksonville, Oregon. JttES KILLK2. - Proprietor. DCALER IN ALL KINDS OF AGKL cuituial implements, tools nf all kinds and a general uwmmeut of shell hardware. rrMm He also keps the hrjrest stock ot, and all the hilest improvements in GUNS ATN'D PISTOLS, AXD A ITLI. ASSORT1IUST OF rishiyg tackle, pevrder, Ehoi.cto. AIO LAMPS', CHANDELIERS, AND ALL KINDS OP OIL. Civi him a call ar.it cs.iminc hU stock liTore msikuij your purchases. JACKSONVILLE DISPENSARY California Street, In Syans Building. HAVING fitted up this establishment and supplied it with afulUnd fresh assortment of pure Ilnigs, Chemicals, Etc.. I am prepared to compound a'.l prescrip tions in a prompt and cnxful manner at BOW DEt-iOLXMSS t03 0ES5JO.u Those desiring my professional services will find me ready "to attend to all calls. 3I.VR00MA2OI.D. Jacksonville. July 20. 18S2. J. HJ . A4A ln.. i. 1. tii" i ia Muiiik. ii a uiiy ai nuniu case tp Civ made. Costly Outfit free. Ad m&s Tiiut & Con Augusta, ilaine. J& S?- '"bv f.-.-7NTS.ii ..VI m Eh M rSl Yi fc a &s SI tsgEkj m& iiJ Si ill mm. ssaasss mwmm gam asaiisa t- am fm2& a .y m iiii em?, mm mm m, tmmi m S3S rjm K?trKr-:rr3'A tern SifKYrasaei file undersigned take pleasure in infoi'ining tl that he has E?$Zi iree'' o3T SElLffBIWMFf TWIHS In Sue rusiniRg order and is prepared io do ciistoi the lowest prices in Frailest . atlfeelliu Criaaffai rrs A...J?. .. . jl' or lurisicr parncuiai s enquire 01 Piles! Piles Piles! A SURE CU-ILK FOUND AT LAST! M ONI: KVAZli !tUF?i:K! A sure Cure for niiml, Hiealisg, Itchin? and UlccraUsl Ptics lms b.en discuvcn.il by l'r. Wil fiu, litu Imli-in I'linedy,. cdhd Dr. Willi, m'.-. InduiiOiniintnt. "a binsle box has cun.il the worst chronic cites of 2") or CO teiirssltimling. . one need suffer five mmuti-snl'icr applying this ttonikrtul soothing mtdieiue. Lotions in. strunicnis and clcclunrics- do. more hiirm than good. William's Oilitmi'ut :i1isiiIk the tumors, allays the lnleiue itching, (p.-iticnlarly at night alter gelling tvaini in bid)tiels its a poullire. gitcs insiant relief, nnd is prcp.ntd on y for Piles, itch ingofthc private pjrts, and for nothing else. Head what the Hon. J. 31. Cofimbcrrt of Icvehind "lys about Dr. Willi" nf In, di.in Pile Ointment: I lnve t:swl rnirn of Pile mcs. and it r.ffiiiiU lnq ph.tMir lo tr.y hat I lrivc neter lound nnythni" n Inch save such immedi.ite i.iul net 11m- nent lclief as Dr. William's Ind.sii Oint ment. Tor sate bv ol druggists or mailed on receipt of price. i?1.00. llEMll" & CO.. Proprietor., Cl.f.VLIM). f. flonon. Davis & -'o , Who esa e Agents, Port nnd. Oregon. DAVJD LIMM, GENERAL UNDERTAKER. ASD DCAIXR IS COFFINS FURNISHED ON TILU Vy suortest notice anil cheaper limn at any other establishment in Southern Oregon. Furniture of all kinds kept on hand or made to order. MP ifflm s4i iia a ClKri flf? m Ui t-4 r. -4 A. 31161 rastesa lOOcSLlOZffB JLX3L lilfl e; rist set tn. &i l&l a ZeosTixs- Cclebsi superior style. Prompt execi i -e m , G. KA11EWSKI, Jacksonvil NEW GOODS AND XLX.IXJ U tU-iJU Jc jajlLujo AT THE 8W GASH STOHEI! "Wc are now receiving a large icvoico of GENERA I. JIEHCIIANDISE, uhich ulll mekc ourstcck very cempktc. If yoa seal v.'e can tavc you monty. If jou want DRY GOODS wc cia save you mosey. You can have our tooto cta.cl Si;ooa at riduccil prices. It you will buy CLOTHING AND FL'U.MSHING GOODS of uj ue ttill sive j on raoncts. "obaoco fixrcl Ci-ara lower thsa the lowest. 1 C.aacly at Portland prices. CnOCKKItY. GLASSAVAHn. talii: CU'I LEUY lower thau ctcr Ufoie in thU market. J CaliJorni.i fine COOTS AND SlIGES a ' specialty. j Gncda marked in plain figures for all ' alike. 1 Our method of git ing the best conds at lowest prices and linking exact eh trge is heeomiiti vciy popular, and tte slinil eon. tinue tn-rlve oar customer their money s worthand right change b rk J . S.S AIKEN. fc CO.. ' Jucksoavillo, Oregon. ', "Sir I. "f-sr l EILC-rSH Cc Mil rrr". t.'tii &b' ti.'i'MiTI ! SJ i; 5 i r - I I 1 "I , lmtlt lJ ' - PTVT ?l m VARIETY T CjPzk TiiriiuSI LITTLE &1 .TACKSOXJ I 7.TILL BE KEPT wilh th.'thjicci CrGAP.S, .n-jwcLnr," OIUICCIJIE'', CAN I) fES. NU" pipes. cm1 notions, c.1 &i'ATIONCfi TOBACCO.- 3 Gent's rcrn'J S'isbinjj t' And ev-rvthin ns'iil'l el is? v.i.i l Rfjrf . 1 Our coodj are tins bid loiie :i sej ris rt.-ll. II not prnrniK 10 1 iijiiij Lj Oivc Mac ' Ll occksDCvillc IVZsil i P. McMabonJ Slaves Te-v.T.ui Wed.'i-l v nrl Ftid.. it.nnivin Mil AV.ildoli elitec cf Tii-dAa forCrtsCi 1 (i'v. ASl ro-id is tlnhed ahil tlnouch lirklts to Sal sold for Sis t v this rol Express and order bl uuecu rates. P 2Ic3TA3