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OREGON SENTINEL.
PUBLISHED SATURDAYS
AT
JACKSCXVIUF..JACKSON COUNTY OREGON
ht
- FRANK KFJAUSE.
TERMS:
One copy. Per Yur. In niJrnnrr $1 SV
VOL. XXVIII--K0.3S
JACKSONVILLE. OEEGON. SEPTEMBER S. ISS3.
S3PERYEAK
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
T. XL YOUNG, 31. D
hysicaa And Surgoon,
Central Point, Oregon.
Calls promptly attended to at all hours.
P. P. PRIM,
-,AT,TOHXrT.:& COONSELOIVTXAAV
"Jacksonville, On.,
Will prirciicc in all ill Courts or the
3tste Oltte.9 in Mrs. McO'i'.lv's build
ins, corner or California and FifUi streets.
G. II. AIKHN'.M. P.,
paYsiciau AIID SURGEON,
jACitSONVILLE, OKEOON.
WOCles oppoiltc P.J- r.r.an't more.
J. W- E0BIN30N, EL D-,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Jacksonville, Oga.
OFFICE At Or. Vrooman's T)iiu-n'wiry.
Residence on Fourth St., opposite JI. E.
Church. . , i , ,
Calls promptly attended to, day and night.
MARTIN VR'.OMAN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AIID SORQEON,
JACKSONriLLE, OKUOON.
Ofllce up-stairi in Orth's brick. Rei
dence on California street.
B. F. DOWKLL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
JACKSONVIM.K, OKKGOS.
AUhutlaeii nlwtlnmrliM''lll reCtlo'rmpt
attoutlon. 3-iiiedal attentiun ei'"' to eHe
ttom. A. L. JOHNSON,
Hoiiry Pubis, Ral Estato Agent and
Colic tto
CT.clJC.aoxixrillo, Or-.
I nukr convi'y inein-; a-id furnishing ah
ttracis of Un.l title.? a specially. Lo:km
n-3ii.itf.l hsiI. i: lcctioas made. AH
Tiuiiii'! I.urinteJ to :ny caru will receive
projjptant csrelul alte'iilioa.
WILL. JACKSON,
fjSNTIST,
JA'KSrNVJl.LK, or.too.v.
mEETii r.xiucTr.D
i !i..iii.
J !... u ill In. ma In.
O'Sm anl reniloacn on ojrnor ol lamxriiia aim
yirrti utreati.
A. C. OinBS. I" tl. FTKARSf.
GIKIIS & STEAHNS,
TT0RNSY3 AND COUNSELLORS.
Rcmm 2 hih! 4 Strowliri.ljc"? Ruiltlinj,
PORTLAND, OnitOO.V.
f 111 nrarttn In all V nrt of 1-Mln lh Ptalpol
Orrrm n4 Wi'i.lilnit hi Tftrlt"rv: anjt T pr
IlcaUr ittn'ltbi to lxtiluos In F4cral Conrts.
n
. BITSSHARD,
i
'RAOTICAL-
Watchmakcr and Jeweler,
California Sri-t't,
M AKES a specially of cleaning and re--pairing
watches and clocks. My
charges are reasonable. Give me a call.
"C" B. H0STSL,
Stsam Bath
Practical Shavin?;, Haircattlng
AND
ARTIFICIAL HAIR WORKER.
FOR
Iiadies and Gentlemen.
BLEEDING,
Cupping, Leeeliing5
IN
NEUBER'3 BUILDING,
OPPOSITE
THE POST-OFFICE.
gg.tl. 1S77.
AT A I.I.
iVS&?cJa,..iril.li.'ri..l.ir-lMirctl.f.T which extm
rnrS'TitrXA i....... liiipliliiir r ml
"jjjill
OS"0-ttOZ3L2
Remember that every rral "Singer Sew
in;: Machine has this "frads Murk cast in
to the iron stand and embedded in th;
arm of the machine.
Any machine now btinj offered for sale,
and repu-wnlid tube Singer Machines
but not having the Trade Vaik above re
fenedto, are not m:.rliincs of our nwmi
facture, and we lien. by caution the public
against pmchaiing, except from our only
authorized agent,
E.. GORE,
as he is the only person who has the
GSMJISK SINGER HiCHiNES
for sale in Jackson ''omilv.
THK SINGER MFG. CO.,
V. 15. Fitv, MAnar. l'orlhmd.
AT
Mrs. P. P. Prim's
Mi liaery Store.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A XEUr
and comp etc sloi'k of Millinery goods,
consisting of
HATS O.F ALL STYLES,
KIBDONS,
LEATHERS,
FLOWERS,
COLLARS
AND CUFFS,
ORNAMENPS, SILKS. LACES,
GcnllciiiiJis' and Ladits' HiiidkrrcJicfs
Call and see them ul tha buildi'ig form
erly occupied by Dr. Robins-m on O-ilifor-niA
stw.-t. MltS. IM. Pit! .M.-
EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
CONDUCTED BY.
Tni; SISTEEN OF Till' 1ML1 X1T12.
'fUESlIOLASTIC YEAR OF THIS
1 school will commence about the end ol
August, and is divided in four sessions.
ol eleven wecUseacli.
Unard and tuition, per term,
Music
Drawing and p-iiiuing
Red and Redding
MO.oo
13.00
8.0J
a.oo
SELEtT DAY SCHOOL.
Pnmarv, per term, 5 .".00
Junior,' " 0.00
Preparatoy " 8.00
Senior, " 10.00
Pupils received at .ny time, and special
attention is paid to p. iieuiar studies in
behalf of children who have but limited
time. For fuilhcr particulars apply a
the Academy
Ti.E BEST AClOSiilOOATlOSi
AT
Ths Centennial Bri5go,
ON ROGUE RIVER.
Travellers crowing Rogue river should
bear in mind lhat Ihe Centennial Riidge
is the best stopping place on the road.
Plenty hay and urain and stable room can
be had at all times and good meals can be
had at Ash Heald's at the Rridge. The
pitrnnace of the pubic is solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed.
TIIOS. CHAVNER.
ASK FOR
OTTIIlIi, FE8?M CO
CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA MADE
BOOTS & SHOES.
CsT'Every Pair "Warranted.
Represented by L. Silbcrstein.
UNION HOTEL,
Kerbyville Oresuu,
M. Ryder, Propr.
First-class accommodation can always
be had at this house nt the most rcasona
ble rates.
E3TAn excellent stable connected with
the hotel.
Jirjuor IIousu.
The undersigned ofiers "VYliiskcy for s-ilc
in quantities to sun customers at ?:l per
gallon or $1 per. quart, at the Each Rrew
cry. Lager Beer for sale and delivered at
tliq usual price.
J ins. .1. HKTTKnrai.
NS Vfc4AJz'H I)
ii i.fn. i i - - jt l
u fKi.' ..'::!- -:
GREAT TUMBLE
IN PRICES
AT EWESH FI8BE3AS.
AND
SELLING OUT FOR CASH,
.a not send you.ii
money away out
buy at home.
THE CRISIS HAS GOME.
I beg to notify the public that from this
time forward "I intend to do Ihe largest
cash business in Ihe county, and in older
to command the trade, I shall sell out my
entire Mock of merchandise, consisting of
Dry Goods. Roots and Shoes. Clothing etc.
at such piiccs lhat gxnb are bound to be
sold. Call and be convinced of honest
facts.
S2P23CX-fX.Xj 3SIO'.
:C333.
Thoc indebted tn me by note or book
account arei(qwicd tocomclorward.md
scltle at once. This is the last call before
phscins in the Lawyer's tian(U as I must
have monev. N i:VM A X FISHER.
Jacksom ilie, April 22, 1832.
ii-
Siivj'--'i '--it
'1
Don't buy '"li ioS 15 )Dts" llnIes you
waul tiie b'.jl. Sec 'libit our nam
M
s
is on every p.ur.
EVEUY PAIR GUARANTEED.
AKIN, SELL1NU .c CO.
PILOT ROSE HOUSE,
SISKIYOU MOUNTAIN,
1U
J. Curtis, Proprietor.
Having filled up a comfortable and
commodious bouse on the south side of
ihe Siskiyou mountain. 1 Ma prepared to
furnish the best accommodations for man
and beast at leasonable rales. A good
load has been cut to the proposed lucnel,
only blunt distance oil". 1 mean to give
satisfaction and thereloro invite every
body to sive me a call.
E. J. Curtis.
Pilot Rock, July 7, 18t;.
ST. CHARLES HOT3L,
Corner 1'ratit an'J JLirrlsou. Cordaml.
(On the European Plan.)
THOS. GUINEAN, PROP.
(Laie of the Arcade, Sacramento.)
This bote, is thorough 'y firc-nronl. Con
tains 120 e egant y furnished suits and
sing e rooms, which li ne lieeu relilled and
rclurnishtd in modern sly e.
Free coach to and fiom all trains and
boats
S, P. HAfJWA,
WAGON-MAKER,
Jacksonville, Oisgon,
In O-oncmiller's building is in receipt
of a full assortment ol" material and pre
pared to do all work in his line on snort
notice and in a worknvinlike manner.
Vehicles of every description made to
order.
1 crms reasonable and satisfaction guar
anteed.
S. P. IIANNA.
July 14, 18S0.
ROGUE HlffiR FEPP.Y
NEARVANNOVS,
S). A. Presley & Co. .'nip's.
The subscribers lnve lately pnt in n
new fi-rry on Rogue fiver, and eMab ished
the tolJiHving rites of lejriage:
F'Miim n . 10 cenN: man and hprse.
laCjiS-rand w-ison, :!7LJQ.i 4
Jinrres, iVTU, 00c. ; sher p, 1 Jc
v. 6. akix, bk:; shllixo, it. n. doscii
i ffrJiv iff
rrp -j-t -t .. i?
U
-J
afeiSs
100 IM fp TUB!
-aT-
E. C. BROOKS'
i
New
HBlnr
Store,
H
Jacksoaville, Or.
-
- ;
A line asyortmeut of S-day docks, with anu
without alarm.
j Gents', ladies' and boys' gold and silvei
liuntiug-case, open-lace anu bXyliglit
watches, from 5 to $l."iO.
T-racolotg.
A fine lot of ladies' gold band and bangk
bracelets.
IT'ixa.ccr' 3E5.iT-igg.
Diamond and rubv rinss. cameo stono
cameos set with diamonds, caineos set
with pearls, garnet and pearls, turquoise
and peails, and onyx rings with hidden
mottoes, solid gold "band and bangle rings,
plum and solid t alifornia r'ngs.
Diamonds in every shape.
Lndies' tet of jewehy. fmm the fiOccnt
black set to the $200 bird sets of diamonds
Genls' and ladits' gold chains, Iockels
and charms.
!Hl2a.ES nxici Huttono.
Gents' cold searf.pins, scarf-slides, studs
and collar-buttons.
Sil-s7-c3c Wnro,
Silver and silver-nlated knive?, forks.
spoons, napkin rings, silver suar-spoons
and tongs in cases
33E so o oilvia. o otxei .
Go'd and tflwr thimbles: gold, silver and
steel s-jiectacles; and n full stock of every-
iiinig in inejcweiry line
A full asiorimcnt of perfumery, toilet
soaps etc.
lot ol steel en cravings and pictures tor
childnn.
In s.hort,a complete and first-class line ot
XX. ' un tl. J.
1! to be so d at the
LOWEST PPJC !
Ilso aecordeons.'iyifiLi-, banjos, and the
i est inei'f vhWtj.'guif jr snd I ijo tilings.
TIic best tpcrni oil lor sewing machines.
tn:l line of
Drugs and Medicines.
ESPrcscriplions cirefu"y eoin))ounde(L
E. C. RROOKS.
in ti ih li..
aKL.
i VS'
TORP5D B3WEL3,
D.SQBDJIRED liver,
am! itfALA.A. ,
rrom theco sorrcca arlso tiirce loert In ot
tho CUcases cf tho human race. Thcoo
tyinpto3isln(licatoUioIrcsiotcnce:io3i cl
Appetite, ri'jyycla cotilvc, Jitci: Kjatl
ncfir,tnIXnc.s ureeccatln-, i'rioi ta
cccrlton cf fcody or mind, Eruclatlon
or food, Irritability of ttniFtr, X.av?
spirit., A feeltnR cf harlny nrsjecteil
toiodty,DIti!ues,E,lUcrlnstt!io
Ucnrt.Uotl before Hio cyr,lslttlily scl
croi Url:jo, COAT1TIl'ATIU., and Uo
mand tha U30 of a remedy tUnt ntta Ulrcetly
on'Jio Liver. AsaLlvurracUlclnoTCT p
III1S laivo no Cijotl. 'Xlielr cctlonon tta
KiJiipyanniSliinJdnlso prompt; removing
nil impuritlos liroHEli tlicsothrea"stnT
ensora of tho crsttjn," prolacincr appo
i:ie, Eound diostlnn, rt-Rnlar stooli, n. clerr
Ciuso r.o nn.ua or grlplr: r.cr lnterlera
SHEB
il'.isScil
Gity Haiti on Yni2EEC3 clinnreil la
ttanily toaULnST Uirx byasln31o np.
J Wlloi cf lilts Drc. Soli! by Dracslsw.
u tont by eirrcra oa receipt of ?? ,
omen, 4 1 JIurniv Stitx-t, Kw 1 orb.
tarrs basu&l o? useful htiPTS era.
Woolen .l!anu!actar!ng Co,
Take pleasure in announcingthat tliey now
have ou liund, a Cull and sekct slock of
BJUAKKSTSi' PI!rA355Ei.Sy
!eEKQ7Ni; AMD KICESYj,
Made of Iho very best
NATIVE, WOOL
And of which they will dispose at very
reasonable rates.
Orders 1mm a 'distance will receive
prompt attention. Send them in and give
our goods a trial.
Asiilano Vo"I.k M'r'n Co.
"Criterion IiUIiard Snloou!
CALIFORNIA ST.,
CATON &. GARRETT,
rroprietcrs.
fills popnTii 'resirt, under new man
' agement. is fHrnishing the liestbninds
ot liqii'iis, Mines and cirars. Thereading
lable i supplied with 'Eastern periodicals
and leading paper of the Coast. Give me
a call.
Como xvaxk
Boo TiLo.
All those. iiflcutrt tr.Taa la jiny nnn-
.. t... aSl,l .i . -r v-: ..
ner an- iiprenv inwtu mm i intenU ,i.
iinngirmn nowmn and Uu-
.1 PJ VMi
p)
-tftW
CJ ttl tii?.i -
u .r.-rC-a
tr.ia a:ll7 worx end aro a pence;
ANYfOOTB TO K.ALAR3A.
tctvicmTv'i rn.SSc. t'lu'v.4lllnrryb,:i.i.
THTT8 mm BYE.
ItlE TLLLUKAI'IICUV U1UUIS.
ewed by tie Mniitlnst'ycs ofn Ueat!.
cu iXlncsc.
It is customary in Oriental nations
for employers of eery grade of trallie
at the end of each year, to duly com
jirnsate their employers according to
their respective gains. Cuinmon cus
tom having made that amount in all
legitimate transactions wherein more
tlmh one cntployo Is -rjuird,- to JOl
per cent per annum of the net profits
of the bois to bo distributed among
the sa'uiied men under them, accord"
ing to. their respective worth during
the year, aside from the regular salary.
It is done undoubtedly to encourage
-inceiiiy and faithfulness on the part
of the employed And we think that
this is one of the many reasons why
there are so few failures among the
reputable business (inns in China, as
there are among European nations.
This due but silent recognition of val
uable services by the employers on the
part cf the employed is and will al
ways be a. very strong incentive to
riiewei e&jrts to work mote sincerely
for their lespective bosses; in fact, to
woik for such institutions is even
more profitable, at least moro certain
of protit, than for any of these depend
ents to work for self. Anil for this
reason in China, ns u not gpucrilly tin
case among o her nations, where the
employes live and die with iheir em
plovers. .Mr. Jay Gould wculd be a
regular Jumbo in Chiuu. On nc
count of this system, which produces
the inevitable dsircd end to the
shrewd monopolists and the gradual
promotions to the more responsible
posts in the firm of the fa:thful ser
vants, and gradually and systematic
ally the great transactions of the firm
is handled by these fuithful cinplojes,
while the boss may live and sleep in
peace.
1 hivo never seen an absconding
cashier tTuttl'I became a 'Christian."
I ha-e never heard of a high-toned
bankruptcy until I cunie to New
Y..rk.
And yet they say the Chinese pay
-mall wages. ILidthe Western Union
lYIrgnph Company been a Chinese
monopoly, ihi-it- would not have been
a single employe left his desk to join
in a strike, hnnever eloquent their
leaders may lnwe' been. It would
have be-en actually deserting their own
business, for the 10 per cent fVFleiii of
so stupendous a monopoly yvould have
held a modem "LJiiiiQ " to his post.
These skillful sous and daughters of
Mors- should eat the fruit of their
own labor. Who eNe of the company
could lmvo been more deserving?
Thiough thfin tl t- great Pourers of the
world am brought to kno-v em h other
from day to tiny 'hit 'ech potentate
c.tn compare notes with the other in
his own pilace, as to tho actioi s and
ish-s of each, fcr the welfare and
happiness of their respective millions.
Thiough tin in the gieat commerce of
the world is fotnu-i to stupendous pro
portions, when mi lions mid millions
are bought and sold m lightning hnstr.
without the perils of ocean nor epi
demic plague, as has been dono- for
meily. Through them hundreds of thous
and', nay million's, of distressed hu
manity have been saved and made
hippy by other generous hearts. Say
n ) more of the countless tlwi'sands of
other grand and wondrous things that
have been and are being nccoirrplishi:d
by these ingenious manipulators of the
elect! ic buttons. Wo hardly think
that Mr. J. Gould ami his few million
niie friends cm accomplish the wants
ot so aniMitir.us anil enterprising a
ublic as that of the Ann ricaus.
The Garfield corner-stone procession
in San Francisco, August 31st., yvas in
four diy isions, comprising United States
troops, the National guard of Califor
nia, Grand Army of the Republic,
Knights Templar and members of Gil
iforuia Masonic lodges. Over 8,000
were in line. It w'as the largest pro
cession ever
. i t f
vituesfed on the Pacific
coast. It extended over one and one
half miles nnil w-as one and three
quarters of nn hour in passing. The
(lay being u public holiday, visitors
from the inteiior towns yveie greater
than on any other day during the
week. The streets almig the line of
the precession were j-tmineil for n 'ong
distance. The scene presented in Gol
den Gate park yvas n magnificent one
The three shka surrounded 1y hills
-cCTrfT packed with a tlene mass of
Un ine oilier sine inv no-
TUU.VUUr OF A ftSIIV.tL.
"Tho following turn out of a festi
val" enterprise'jgjeported in theChrts
tian at Work:
When the proceeds were counted it
was found that tho net gain in cash
was "23, which was paid over to the
pastor to apply on his salary. But
the pastor kept a private account of
the afTiir, whit.li fully convinced him
that the whole festival busings is
vanity even worse than vanity and
vexation of spirit. No doubt more
than three fonrths ot tho receipts of
the festival came out of the pockets of
the Church members, and other items
not usually taken into account are the
following:
Cash account not reported dy tiie
Financial Committee.
20 cakes ( lonated), at 73c Sl.'i 00
30 rjts str'wb'ri's (d'nut'd), at 15c 4 50
Sugar (begged) 1 5D
Labor of 15 women two days. . .22 50
Other labor (donated) 5 00
Total S4S 50
Moral Account.
Two ladies' prayer meeting lost.
Two church prayer-meetings greatly
disturbed.
Ouo teachers' meeting lost.
Ever- merchant in toyvn bored by
'church befrjars
Nearly all the members of the Church
and congregation nicro or less ex
cited and angered by a useless dis
cu'ion. Eight women so excited and angered
as to make them unhappy for a
long timo.
T.vo women, 'sis'erH in the Church,
so 'put out' with eich other that
they yvcrn not on speaking terms
for soveral yveeks.
Health Account.
Twenty women and girls moro wearied
nv ine i sural yvoric man by a
F ve women take spyere ciildf.
Two children made very sick by over-
heatinpfjnd late hours.
One infant takes a severe cold, and
nearly dies with thn cioup, making
much trouble and expense to the
ptrents.
Now, wlipn any one hints that wc
ought :o have a festival to raise money
for the pastor, he responds by offering
to givo the Church credr for the
amount expected from the festival,
an 1 not lmvo the festivnl. Ot course
n ir Church has gone out of the festiv
al business.
A farmer who so rpspec'8 his cal
i ig that he tit way takes his hat off
yyheii hi" work is very hard, or when
llio yveather is very hot, says that he
never heard of any one being suustruck
yvho yas in the habit of working out
of doors in hot weather, entirely bare
headed. He proves his faith in his
thpory by yvorking at haying without
a hat, yvhen the thermometer stanch
at 92 degrees in the shade.
It is reported that D. P. Thompson
Ins been ayvarded the cmtrnct for the
construction of the great railway bridge
to span thn Willamette at Albina.
The sum of 5(750,000 is given as the
contract price. Mr. Thompson yvas
not the lowest but deemed the only
.responsible bidder. It is stated that
the contract calls for a completed
structure with'n twelve months.
Siskitou Mountain. This at pres
ent lively section, by reason of a large
force employed in making the railroad
tunnel, affords considerable trado for
both Siskiyou county on tho California
side and Jackson county, on tho Ore
gon side. The hill is- full of white
people, with many families camped
out, besides a large number of China
men. Tom Beglan of Indian Creek,
in th's county, is now Superintendent
of the .south end of the tunnet, and he
is employing American", as the Siski-
vuu i cuiiiu mm jiiiuui mans ui r: ucv".
- ' '
. i i ri:f. : i :
nated, while on tho north sule, Ore
gonians are principally employed, with
Chinamen to do the grading work to a
great extent. Tliero are about half a
dozen whisky mills in full blast, also
tyvo or threo stores, und a company
store to be opened soon, a couple of
barber shp. and other institutions
likely- to receive any patronago where
RPtt'enMtaa. started round.
"Y
Tearrd the Jury AVout.l Hans.
A gentleman just returned from
S'erra Valley relates an amusing scene
that he witnessed tho other day in a
Justice Court up there. The plaintiff
yvas a wroman who had agreed lo work
for n man for so much per month dur
ing "summer months" and something
more during "yvinter months." In see
ming up. her employer refused to
reckon on moro than three months of
the latter kind, while she claimed pay
for five of them. She sought to re
cover 48, and Mason, editor of th
"Leader," yvas her attorney. The par
ties agreed to try the case before ono
juror, and the village schoolmaster was
chosen to act in that capacity. When
tho case vios submitted to Finn ho
"stayed out" an hour and a half, and
the audience as yvell ns the litigants
got very nervous fearing that it yvould
be a hung jury. He finally found the
plaintiff entitled to 1G, all of which
she contributed, ns a fee, to tha
exchequer of our eilitor-lnwypr friend.
Drptti ofllie I'arlUc ocean.
The popular belief as to the com
parative shallowness of the Pacifio
ocean may have to bo inoJified by re
cent sounding made yvi'h what is
known as Sir William Tompson's steel
wire, and which show that along tho
entire coast of California a depth of
1,500 fathoms or more is reached with
in n distance of from 20 to 70 miles
westward from tho shores, tho greater
part of this sudden fall occurring in
the Inst 1G to 50 miles. At 100 miles
west of San Francisco tho bottom is
found to be 2,000 fathoms deep. Tha
I hsd of the ocean continues to a depth
greater than 1,500 fathoms until the
Sandwich Islands aro reached, tha
greatest depth 3,000 fathoms, is at a
d. stance of about 4G0 miles east of
Honolulu. The great depth is main-
depth is 1,500 fathoms.
PlONF.ERs'E.TCUr.siON. Following!
a synopsis of thn official announcement
of Mr. Joseph Watt, chairman of tha
committee of arrangements for the
pioneer's excursion east over tho Nor
thern Pacific: The excursion will leavo
Portland Tuesday, Oct. 2. All will
go on the same, train from Portland to
St. Paul on slow time, but excursionists
may return bingle or in any number
they please. The timo for whi h
tickets will bo good is as folloyvs: To
return from Chicago, ninety days; from
Chicago to Now York and return, sixty
days. Emigrant sleepers will bo fur
nished if timely notico is given, eaib
persin to furnish It's or her own bed
d ii. Kates of faro are as follows:
Portland to St. Paul and letnre, fCO;
female relatives, ?S0; Portland to Chi
cago and return, 74; female relatives,
?0 1; Portland to Neyv York and return,
$99; female relatives, 119; children
under five years free. No half faro
tickets. Pioneers east of the moun
tains must send $G0 to J. 31. Bacon at
Oregon City, and receive certificates of
membership, and by paying the halame
to tli- iient at The Dalle or Wullula
Junction, will receive their tic ei the
same as at Portland. All persons
going from Portland are requested to
be there on Monday, October 1, to
make arrangements for their tickets.
One dollar for each ticket will ha
charged for tho benefit of the associa
Hon. The Jacksonville Sentinel, Aug 2o,
says: District Attorney Kent has been
telegraphed that Mellville, alias Den-
ver, will bo turned over to the author
ities here as soon as he has served out
a sentence of 15 days imprisonment for
petty larceny in Douglas county. Tho
"Independent" may just now remark
that if Jackson county is at all inclined
to charge this county with selfishness
in the matter alluded to above, a
proper officer may como hero and get
not only Mr. Alias Melville, but ser
eral other citizens at present residing
at the "j-iil.wickiup." "Independent."
So soon as the completion of ths
Northern Pacific shall have been sup
plemented by the connection with Cal.
iforuia from Portland, trains will run
through from St. Paul to San Francisco-
via Oregon, in the same time noyr
made by the Xnion and Central Pacific
from Omaha to ban Liancisco. Tb
distance, from St. Paul to Sun
cisco, viaPortland. will lie 2.70C
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