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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1878)
THE ASHLAND > BIDAY.................................... PJBCENBEB fl 1871. Jno.R. B. Hutchings, ASHLAND HOUSE. ASHLAND GLOVE FACTORY Europe. I Sacramento Becord-Uuloo.l FARM AND HOUSEHOLD. Where to Raise Sheep. The secretary of the Illinois wool growers association recently wrote: Where to raise eheep ? On every farm—some( more or less—according to the diapoaition of the owner, and the location of the farm, and all the advan tagea and disadvankagea considered Every farmer should not make wool growing an entire business for the farm, bnt as a useful adjunct io all other branches. Where an English man wants to raise a great crop of wheat, he sows turnips and feeds them off the gronnd to sheep by means of movable fences. The turnips loosen the aoil, and the sheep enrich it. I find a heavy orop of manure from the aheep stable will grow heavy wheat, and a strong straw, while the manure fjom th? hope and cow atableagrowe heavy, weak straw, and no great im provement in the wheat. Sheep ma nure is good for all crops, and always ready for nee. They are gleaners. A stubble field will soon be cleaned ef all grain left on the ground, and the field left in belter condition for the plow. They are weed exterminators. If yon have a weedy field it is only necessary to put in the aheep for a few days, and if they do nut eat all the weeds they will the seeds, and so trample them that few will grow. Where fields of corn are strong, they will do more good than harm in a corn field, eating weeds, lower leaves, and an occasional ear of corn. Not like other stock io a corn field, if they can get an ear of corn down they eat it, and do not waste. Then aheep are a necessity on every well regulated farm, as a helper in the cultivation of the farm. But it is not necesary, nor is it best, that every farmer should go largely into the busi- BCM. Improvement of Grain. [From Ibe Farmer’. Rene a .] A great many English farcneM iu times past, have devoted a share of vhsir attention to the improvement of |he varieties of cereals, especially wheat. Their experiments proved of untold benefit to the couutry. Bat few American farmers or seedsmen have ga.ned much notoriety io this direction. Io the production' of new varieties of the potato, several have be uorne quite prominent, and are ac knowledged benefactors. What our colleges and experimental stations may yet du iu this direction is yet to be de termined, but we hope much. A writer iu the,.Va/ A- Lane Exp «.vs, in showing how rapidly a good strain of wheat may be propagated, quotes from a letter of Mr. Jones, vol. 3, of the R>yal Agricultural Society: The increase and exact quantities grown each season were as follows: Produce. 1838 Dippled io 50 kernels (3 '> of which only grew)... 14\ <z 1839 Dippled in 14?i oz....... bush. 1 HOTELS TIDINGS Shipment of Salmon Eggs to 1)111111*4 in 1 * l * 4bu>»h... .45 bush 1841 Dippled in 45 bush........ 537 bush. Tbe grower remarks that had the crop not been assailed with red-gum he he would have had 100 VbsheU more. Ttiis was a white wheat, and got the na,tn>e of Jones’ prolifio.and tbe acreage yield iu 1842 was 42.2 5 bushels, while tbe four varieties grown alongside, all subject to precisely similar (Conditions, eaie* short of that retnrn by fully 10 bushels. Mr. Sheriff’s testim >ny is equally encouraging, and be says it is auonxet accomplished by thin aeedincr, each kernel occupying from 9 to 12 incbee square. Seldom will a third re production from a single grain be suf ficient for a field practice on a consid erable scale, but the yield from tbe fourth reproduction may vary from 25 to 80 quarters. Cabbage has % snrpaaior value fo* feeding purposes. Eoglish cattle feed ers assert that their beasts progress faster on eabbage mixed with plenty of fine cut wheat straw and cotton cake than with any other vegetable. Cab bage contains one part of fiesh-forming aubatanoe to three of heat-producing, while in potatoes the fle-hformiug is only on< to twenty. Cabbage is also rich in mineral matter. Teach the boys to love tbe farm, bnt d,o not prove bard taskmasters. Do not make their farm life one of drudg ery and toil, if you would have their Iboaghts in after life turn lovingly to tbeU oW homes and happy young lives Teach them that something more than muscle and physical endurance is re quired. that indeed agriculture is a science or art that should beconducted accord'pg to dearly defined laws and well established principles, and suc cessful in proportion to the intelligence that directs it. V«ron Liebig says of agriculture: '•Not merely for ils utility, but on ac count of the very intelligent nature of its pursuit, it stands abovs all occupa tions, and its praotioe procures to the man who understands the voice of na lure, not only all the advantages for which he strives, but also those pleas users which science alone can affoid. Thsre is no profession which for its successful practice, requires a larger amount of knowledge than agriculture, and more iu which the actual ignorance V greater.” ' A good dairyman gives his exper ience that bran is an excellent food for wows at any time when extra food is required, fie has generslly been able to get from it more milk than from any equal cost q X any other ground feed. It is better suited to warm weather than megl. As the weather becomes cool, if cows are at all thin, meal may be profitably added. At any rats, be advises that feed enough of tome kind should be given to keep up both milk and strength sll the fall. One of tbe worst errors a dairyman ever commits is to lot a cow go into winter quarters drooping. ------- •—► ----- —---- V agaries or C ostume .—Ju tbe time of Queen Mary, the people of England Wen* so partial $o square toss that they were obliged to isshe a proclamation that no person should wear shoes above six inches square at tbe toes. Was this costume one jot more %hsurd than the hoops of the last century, or the crinolines of the present century, the enormous bonnets of forty years ago, or tbe ladies head gear of tbe present day ? The wearing of great ereeches in the reign of Q it-en Elisa beth was carried to a motd, ridiculous, excess. They used to stnff them out with wadding until they resembled wool sacks; and it is said that scaffolds were erected in places of pnblio resort on purpose for beaux. Still copra ri dictilona were the boots of tbe reign of Henry VI, ard Edward IV, with long pointed toes tapering for nearly two feet iu a peaked toe. A ter all, we have gained in simplicity and convenience, though fashion still plavs strange freaks. Tbe New York '1 imes says: F. Mather has just returned from Germany, hav ing sa'ely delivered in Bremen some 250.000 eggs of California salmon. In addition to tbe eggs sent to Germany 100,000 were taken by th«- Netherlands the same number by Fiance, and 15 000 by England. This is the third voyage Mather has made abroad with Ameri can fish eggs. These salmon eggs were packed in refrigerating boxe-< of Mr. Mather’s invention, and a temper ature of 42 degrees was readily main tained. The voyage to Bremen occu pied twelve daya, but the egg* oonld have been kept perlectly well for fully two weeka longer, as at this tempera ture tbe development of embryotic fish in ova ia aimply retarded These eggs were taken from California salmon on tbe McCloud river by Livingston Stone in August last, and after having been transported over six thousand miles tbe loss was not over five per cent. These eggs were presented by tbe United States Fish Commission to Germany, Holland and France. As it may be aome four or five years before the fish derived from these American eggs attain their proper size, the fiual result ia waited for by German fish onlturista with no small amount of enrioaity. Such, however, is tbe strict method in which European streams are preserved, that there is no doubt but that in time German rivers will abound with thia very fine fi ,b. Resisting Temptation. ¡Richmond (Va.) Wig.] A colored brother «lio<e eyes were watery, and who b«d evidently been imbibing experience whisky, was tell ing hi* young friend G-orge that he ought to gin« too. Said George. ‘T would, bnt de temptation tn do wroDg is too strona for me.” •’Wbar’e y our backbone, dat yon can’t rose np and atand temptation ?** exclaimed brother Piter. “I was dat way myae;f once. Right in dis yere town I bad a chaoce to steal a pa’r of boats—mighty fine ones too. Nobody was dar to see me, and i reached out my hand an.l tbe dubbil said ‘take ’em.* D<-n a good spirit whispered for me to let dem boots alone.” “An’ you didn’t take ’em?” “No sah—not much, I took a pair of nheap shoes eff de shelf, au* I let dem boots alone. S ale he undersigned wishes to be - T this mind bis friends, and the traveling pub The baacriber give* notice that he is lic generally, that he is still to be leutid at ed to ill orders or gloves of tbe bow 3HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVTNU PUR-j^ ch.»Md the ah ve named blh UI- i -'TO ri . from Kubli A Wihon, beg le.rve to Inform tne public tnat they »re determiuerl m nu»ru >1 Vl* a continuance of the palroDHge that hae for uiruy years past been Conferred on these justly T POPULAR STABLES! J. D. FOUNTAIN. And cin furnish our ctis'omer* with a tip-top turn out at any time. GROCERIES, MISCELLANEOUS- STATIONERY, SCHOOL-BOOKS, ETC., ETC. Is uo <v msbufactu ing a quality of flour -------- 0------- SUPERIOR TO ANY Heretofore m •nuf.c’.Qred in this valley. using au entirely He Is Horses Bought and Sold. CANDIES, NUTS AND TOYS, r|3BE UNDERSIGNED,THANKING OUR TA- Q troUB for trie lllieral patronage bestowed iq-ou usduriugour couiiectlon wiUi me Union Livery Stables, would be.peak a contit u n.ce of tbe 8-me li our euccessurs. C ahhwkei . & M c M ahon . No. 17; tl. F rst introduc-d by him in this county. He Guarantees Satisfaction. REFUND THE MONEY. To any ai.d all who may receive flour that proves not to be al represented. CijUGive him a call and convioce yourself AND ----------------------- FURNITURE, ASHLAND DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES, Large aud Fresh stock of ! An Elegant stock of Clothing Goods at the I(at the PIONEER STORE, i PIONEER STORE. FAC T O R Y. ^0~P ictü !; e frames neatly made to or 1er. DONE WITH DISPATCH. LAUNDRY and TOILET SOAP, which we offer to the trade at PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. contract 20,000 lbs. Grease HARNESS SHOP Mrs. H. D. Jones, Saddlery & Harness, DALEY & CO. Wagon Factory. ^OR THE BENEFIT OF THOSE DESIR I . ing go d wagon work, the node.signed Lereby makes known that he cuti be lo ind at. «¡1 times at his shop in (be S. W. corner of the public sq lare Ashland Ogn„ ami is ready and willing 'o do all work entrusted to me in a wot knianlike manner. WAG ONS. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WHEEL BARROWS, PLOW STOCKS, Ac., made to order, and repaired on short notice. T|-e best Eastern sto k constantly on baud. W. W. KENTKOR. Ashland, June 17th. 1876. noltf. Fits Epilepsy, FALLING SICKNESS. vince .uflerer.- Ui- i O k ,«><v<trrs wol ioh II w cl im fur theui. we will rend them b, m il. pout paid, free trial box. A. Dr Goul .ld 1. t e o,.l) puy Bici.m lum ha. eVer m de 'hl. di.ei.ee •» tpeci.ii .'lid, and .« u> i ur knowledge looueniKls lwve been per. manently cured by 'he uee of lheu Pow C"re iu e-ery u»-e, ui refund you all money expended. All FUflereia rli->u.u give .here Powder, an e.dy uial, aud be cuaviuod vf Uieir curative powers. Price, for large b >x, 13.00, or tbjxe.f r$L .OO.oeni bv mall <o any par of Uui rd Sutler or C n..da nn re ceipt of pr.ee, or by exprese, C. O. D. AdJreee, A shland , O regon . ASH & ROBBIES, 360 F cltom S tbbet , B huokuyb , N. Y. 3fiv’ a eeps K general assort - mont of goods in Lis line of trade. T ribute to A merica . — A pleasing I ant now permanently located in this little anecdote of the Crown Prince of phee, and respectfully askd tbe patronag of Ladies9« IHen»’ and Boys’ Sad« Germany, is told by Mrs. Hooper. It tbe citizens. dies, a Speciality. was at the beginning of tbe Franco Prussian war that the king and prince ALL WORK WARRANTED Team, Buggy and Plow Harness, passed through Hamburg on their way to tbe field. A young American girl, To give Entire Satisfaction. Prices to suit WHIPS, staying with ber parents ot one of the The Times. ROBES, hotels,bung a large American flag from DUSTERS ber balcony, and as tbe royal couple gt&'Call an'l see Specimens, | v2u6tf passed, waved an enthusiastic handker — — chief. The king and his son looked up and bowed, and, like the courteous HORSE BLANKETS. gentlemau he is, tbe prince summoned bis aid de camp and gave an order ----- ALSO------ HE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE FOUND which passed down tbe line—un order at hi* shop oil Main aireet, two doors W inchester R epeating R ifles for each regiment as it went by to sa- fiont the livery stable?, where he is prepared lute tbe Stars and Stripes. (commonly called Henry Rifles) of “LIVE— LIVE” Eagle Mills. Highest Market Price Paid For Wheat. C. S. Sergent & Co., Corn Meal $2 50 per hundred. General Merchandise, Furnishing Goods, Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes Hatsanf^aps FLOUR AND FEED AT BED ROCK PRICES. WARRANTED as REPRESENTED. [3 9 if | S abah A. F arnham . ASHLAND LIVERY SALE AND FEED STABLES ! MAIN STREET, ASHLAND O .*« THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING W Leased the ubove Mbble*. from Chapman A Neil begu leave to iidorn tbe Te uubUuhed in 8-ml-wiekly parts of eight prgee In public thul he in deterniiued to merit a con each part,or eix.eeu |w>gee each week. It pre.eau tinuance <>f the patronage that baa for many years paat been confeued on these justly “WEEKLY UNION” T SADDLE HORSES BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES. to da all kiuUa ot work in bis line .1 the lowest price. WAGONS, BUGGIES AND ALL KINDS And can furnish my customers with a tiptop For ore year, per mall................................................... 00 turn out at any time. For »ix aioutne............................................................ 2 5-« CONSUMPTION Positively Cured. ASHLAND IRON WORKS. Lunge— indeed, so strong is our faltn in them, and nleu to csiviuce you th it they are U m hnmbug, we will forw «rd <«> every »uiferer, by mdi, post paid, a free trial box. We >uu’t want jour money tm'il you are perfecdy saiirtied of their curative power-, if your lit- is worth saving, don t delay in giving these Powders a trtn), as tuey will sural) cure you. Price, fur Urge box, eeui to any part of the United Stites or C a n a d a, by mail, on receipt of Address, ASH & ROBBINS, F clton Sxaxrr, B booxltw , N. Y. LtilEBAL. TEBM. TO CLVBR. STAGE LINE. VERY BEST MANNER. LEAVE LINKVILLE ZIMMERMAN A FRAZER. D TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS AN > SA7UR DAYS arriving at A-hland same day con am make money faster st work for us nec«s with our daily stage line between ih«n at a> ythi g eiee. Capiul not re quired—we will s ari joo. Twelve doL Linkville and Fort Klamath. Also with bis tri weekly line from Linkville to Lake View and all intermediate points. 1 rs a day, al home, made by tbe iBdua- trl us. Men, women, boys and gvls wanted eve. ywhere to work fur u*. Now 1* the t me. Cos ly outfit ar.d terms free. Ald.ess T bvb A Co., Ao- gusts, Mwiue. VS-t-J. M. COLWELL. goods. J^^Do not fail to give us a trial before purchasing eltewhere, as we are determined to give sat isfaction. C. S. Sergent & Co. PHCENIX, OREGON. (vSo21<f.) J. CHANDLER. NEW saw mill . Tbe subscriber having completed kit Saw Ml Two miles South-West ef Main Street, Ashland, It now prepared to furnitb tbe bet', quail'.y of iaaa ber, In quantities to fuit purcharert, at tbe very ■ Aud satisfaction guaranteed in oil my trans actions. M. COLWELL’S TRI WEEKLY Stages run between the ubove named po^uls three times a week, making tbe trip through in one day car rying U. S. Mail and passengers. produce taken in exchange for On reasonable terms, and given the best of attention. HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD T [mx-22 tfj HORSES BOARDED Ashland and Linkville HIS well known instituticn will be In LEAVES ASHLA7IQ. operation during tbe winter. All parties wanting work done, will pleise bring it io. MONDAY’S WEDNESDAY’S AND FRI AU work done iu the DAYS at 4 o'clock a . m : arrives at Libk- ville same days. Returning,. SC j 1 T~'x ri'y FXXbuslr MS you can eogjge io. L/ I ’»5iol2.lj.er diy lu-.Ue by I > I ’ n y I auv worker of eiibtr *«x right In itetr owu loCuHtfe* PaiticnHi» aid »ample-' worm »5 tree. Improv your epire time at ini* bu-l iee». AddreM bTtxsoH fc Co , rorlhud Maine. [2-50- ly —0—o— F ive copies tor 1 year, and 1 copy extra........ |17 50 T ick copier for 1 year, and 1 copy extra......... t .30 W All kinds of approved country POPULAR &TABLE8 It ie in »11 re*pects, ScrkBioa to any Weekly pub lished on the Pacific Co^.L For three month................................................... .. 1 to A. Cheap at the CE9 LkJt LSI .AN IF» UQ (B «tF • I have constantly on band the very best model of 1866, 1873, and 1876. N ew Y ork and L ondon T ime .—Tbe difference in time between New York •nd London ia a curious feature in Pistols, Cartridges, Etc. Of Vehicles Made to Order. telegraphy, Tbe London banker is in full swell of traffic when tbe New York Rep nring of all kinds done with dispatch, agent is first thinking of “getting up.” call and ree uio. WHEAT Taken at the Highest At noon tbe London markets are cabled nolif. JOHN RALPH. to this city, where they arrive at seven Market Rates in Exchange o’clock in tbe morning of tbe same for Goods day. The London agent for tbe New Ashland, Jure 27th, 1876. Doltf. York Press telegraphs the most impor tant news issued in tbe London Times at six o’clock in tbe morning. It reaches here at one o’clock tbe same morning, just in time to be iuserted in Al) sufferers from ’hie tbit see suxicua to tbe New York journal«, whose readers 1» cured i>b<>nkt trv Dr. Kiasner'a Celebrated Powders. The»« Poorer- nr* have tbe same matter tbe Londoner Consumptive tne only prepir.iiuu tuowu ihai will cure Con d gesti with bis breakfast. sumption .nd all disenees ol iheTh.oat and FOR THE GENERAL TRADE L£ti\^’LEaLiri\xttE‘auusjr SACRAMENTO CQlurons Z3 OF MATTER EACH WEEK. DEALERS IN And in «bort, Everything required it i> puJ'.i.hed on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Wagon Shop. MRS. M. W. HARGAOIHE- V2a44,-tf uera, wo wi.l |euiiranto« a periuaimt MANUFACrURER OF,AND DEALER IN ARTIST. Ashland .... Oregon. Bring on your Produce and Exchange for Goods. ]Vol. Ill No. I tf.j Permanently Cured no humbtig-by one month', ti.age of Dr. Goulard'. Cel ebrated Infal.ible Fit Powdeta. Io c->n- C. K. KLUM, “ Cheaper than the Cheapest ” is Our motto. Give Us a Tr iaL UR and the 'Warner Health Corset. t^“A'l orders from a distance promptly tilled. CiT" Every ihihg sold cheap for Cash. (^Utile citing, PreaeiDg and Colorirg, in tbe very teaieet manner. *v2ul6tl J. W. RIGGS, for tbe erection of ^S^Uiidertaking.a Specialty. tv3o6 f.J ASHLAND groceries , hardware , cutlery paints and oils . all kiuJs ol Brn.bixos. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Millinery Store. Buttrick. Patterns An immense stock of the best brands ot Tobacco and Cigars at the PIONEER STORE. -------- ---------- We are now manufacturing, and L-^I’ laning of all kinds, sawing, have on lidiid a good assortment ot turning, boring, etc., etc., promptly and in the beet style. tion of tbe late Democrat io Sttto Con TO ANY vnntion. Think of 1 500 delegates be Good HACK-» Exc-llent, BUGGIES and No 1 i ing called to order by one presiding RIDING BQlt&Eri always uu hand. IMPORTED officer, and tbe roll being called seven tt^ Horsee promptly cared for, and times in one day by the same clerk. It is not strange that they were turbu ARTICLE. lent and noisy, and took days and days Tourists and Others Outfitted to do their business, because it is on Oa tbe shortest notice Give it a trial and support home tbe principle that great bodies move CiST Do not fail to give the Liakvil'e EtabteaaXiU industry. slowly. Texas is six times greater than [v3 no 7If ] N URSE & CORPE, the State of New York, and considera Wanted in exchange bly larger than the republic of France, which contains a population nearly us large as that of tbe United States. Two bnndred such States as Rhode Island On Main Street could be carved out of Texas, and then Ashland At the Factory. - - - - - Oregon. there would be scraps enough left to make another New England. RIGDON & CO. I have Dow on hand a tieau Iful aerortmerit of H his , Bonnets, Shade*. French Flowers, Wreaths Plua.es, Neck Tie«, Linen Suits, Jute. Ladies' Finishing Goods, etc., etc. etc. Alsj A splendid stock of Boots and A Fine Assortment of Fancy Shoes at the Goods and Notions at the PIONEER STORE. PIONEER STORE. OF ALL DIMENSIONS. Our soap has been pronounced - OEGON by those who know A n I mmense E mpire . — When we con LAKE COUNTY - - aider how bi.d the State of Texas really Are in excellent repair, amply provided with fee-* SUPERIOR is, we will cease to wonder at tbe ac A d J 'b it customers will be wai ed ou R enegade I ndians C aptured .—A Vancouver dispatch of tue 25.b nit. says: Forty Warm Spring Indians leit tbe Umatilla reservation last week, and the whites, fearing trouble, were about raising a force to tight them, «hen Gen. Howard dispatched one company ef tbe Twenty-first Infantry after them, uuder command of Capt. Boyle He surprised tbe Indians ut John Day’s river, capturing them. The women aud children «ere aeut back to the rea- ervatiun, and eight warriors were brought down to Vancouver with tbe troupe. Mach credit u due to Capt. B yle for the success of tbe expedition. PIONEER STORE. Manufacturers of all kinds of SADDLERY AND HARNESS, -------------- *-» o-------------------- THATCHER & WORDEN. MANUFACTURER OF, AND DEALER IN, T exas C amels .—A came) breeder in Texas says that ooe of his“ships of the MERGANSER, LAKE COUNTY, OREGON. desert” baa traveled 150 miles between sun and sun, and that almost any well ALWAYS OA HAND, trained camel is good for more than A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 100 miles a day. He remarks further, that they are extremely docile, well ■ A3DEER, adapted to the climate, Uuver touch BB1ULB«, * >PUUS, ■Tiaarra, grass if they can get brush aud "their ■ TS, WHIPS, favorite cactus,that the female, if fairly LAHHZ.H, CINCHOS. treated, can be counted on for a colt a year, and after the first two or three promptly and cbeiply done. Give me days tbe young can safely take their a C^TRejiairins c II »n I convince your.-elve» 'ha< jou can s ve mon chances with the herd. The only ob ey by tr-diig with me. [3 10 F] R. T. B. « b . jection raised, is that tbe lofty steppers Tighten horses all along the road but GEORGE NURSE, WM. D. CORRE they most Ret used to them, as in Ara bia and other Oriental countries, and Linkville Livery Stables. as they have got used to the railway trains. The same objection, it will be NURSE & CORRE remembered, was urged to Mr. Barn um’s elephant at Bridgeport, but the A pleisetl to arcounce that their Sur »les a *P crafty showman kept on ploughing with him till tbe papers had properly I I advertised tbe fact O dd P eople of A frica .—There i* a race of dwarfs somewhere west of M-Kinyage called the Mpnnd«. and another called the Bitwa or Wotwa, who are only two feet high. In Mriambwa is a race of small people with tails. Uitwa or Batwa—Wotwa is at tbe extreme south end ofOzongora. From Batwa M Kinyage is to tbe left of yon about three day’s journey: Some of tbe Woziwa saw a strange people in one of these far-off lands who bad cars descending to their feet, one ear formed a mat to sleep on, the other served to cover him from the cold like a dressed bide ! They tried to coax one of them to oome and see me, but tbe journey was long and be died oa tbe way.— Stanley' Book. Do not forget the Old Pioneer Store of the Lake Country. A shland , O regon , SHOES, 3-2ft. R. T. BALDWIN Sr, change for goods. v2nl9tf. DALEY & CO., HATS, CAPS, ETC. 12 f Beef Cattle, Hides and Wool taken in ex WOOD WORKERS’ FACTORY, Ä.slilan4 ClQthiage BOOTS Be- H. S. EMERY. Proprietors of the C hampion All flonr warranted geuurie and of the b.»t quality. He wid ' Which 'bey are prepared to sell at priees thitcauiiot fail to satisfy customers. sure to call and see us aud see fur yourselves. W. C. DALEY, i. R. TOZER, TOBACCOS, And Notions in Great Variety. NEW PROCESS, LAKE COUNTRY We will guarantee satisfaction in al) <>nr trans actions. C abowkll & M c M ahon . BESTPENS andGENUiNEINKS P. W. Olwe ll. Proprietor, Horses Boarded On reasonable terms, and the tie it of ore and atten tion bestowed upon them while under their charge. Also, DRY-GOODS, GEORGE NURSE MILLS BUGGIES AND General Merchandise, GfVE HIM A CALL-And r»et assured that he will make you feel at home. LINKVILLE, LAKE COUNTY, OREGON. Are dow receiving from San Francisco an expensive stock of goods of great rai*ty exactly suited to ihe trade of tbe CARRIAGES, — jjd .® sail » up äau— PIONEER HOTEL, Of the L ike country, and i»j determined to mak>* bis guests camfortable and happy. DEALERS IN J acksonvii . lk , O regon . SADDLE HORSES, The subscriber is agaiu in charge of the THATCHER & WORDEN We have constantly on hand the very beat P ioneer H otel . PHŒNIX E xchange Corner of 4th and California Sts., (ooHif) [2-29 f. and SIKES WORDEN. STABLES, prepa LONG ESTABLISHED HOUSE, • BEST BUCKSKIN, IN GEE Al FJ where he Is re uly at any time, and on all JUE1Y, occasions to set l>e ore ibeiu the best the market affords, in a style second to no other Aim lace leather etc., etc. Call at ay esMbl'.ebment house in Oregon. Dinners and suppers for special occasions, on Granite Street and eee fur yourMlf. gotten up in appropriate style, ut short no tice. JASPER HOUCK. Juo B R. Hnlcbings. Linkville, Lake County, Oregon H. M. THATCHER. UNION LIVERY v2n34tf] P. F. TBILLIPS. N0T FAIL O LOWEST LIVING RATES. ---------- 0----------- GiVE HIM A TRIAL. AND SEE I F HE CAN GIVE Satisfaction -12-3- John Chandler. to eentf for our CataloKue. 11 contains «rices and description of most every article la gen eral use.aad Is valuable ta AMY PERAOM contemplat ing the uurehiNae ef any article far Per sonal. Family or Agricultural uee. We have done a large trade the past seans ru tn the remote parts of the Territories, and have, with few exceptions, exceed ed the expectations of the purchaser, many claiming to have mane a saving <-i to to <M> per cent. We mail these < ATALOtiUKh TO ANY AOORKfih. FKKK, UPON APPLICATION. We sell our goods to all mankind at wholesale .<> ices In quantities to suit. Reference. .- list National Rank, Chicago. MQRTIOMEII WAIO A CO., Original Orango Supply House, 2«7 A *X9 Waback Ave., ChAeago, IU. io 1H 3m. THE YREKA JOURNAL -IB THE- LEADING PAPER OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. Sam<* size as the Sacramenio S kcord U n 24. by 36, and price reduced to. POUR dollars per annum ADVANCE. ROBERT NIXON, bditut uui rubRaliat.