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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1879)
M hiUUii .. . w PLANING MILL. — t a f;— rvption . » >n6 ruption Main Street, A vcaled by Hie recent u..^ I J. S. ubanks AHLSAND W33LÎN MA ü U à FC- . Ultl'il ClibrtUili. . db will have a beneficial, a purifying in Oil i... . nil power. Kb« COIlKli.aSbt«M. A sfland , O begon . effect upon Oregon politics. The unwise upon tio TURING CO. • 'f being wnfclit ii in n gtrat kii|>|M«ri eminent, and that it \«..v..«i be at .D attbohute hy the p»*«ple nf Jack- to greatest evil that rests upon our bi public virtue li is out- oi tlie cvilb XRVEX WHEEL ” AGOXS. CATRI- tended with serious trouble and <>f Dnuoeraoy that the r«ckle<-a, th« »«■n und L«k-t*>:intk-8 ¡bat ib«y hnva coni Republican form of Government is «po* ;.n I all k'l «1 of veh’e'e* nn le ¡«« danger to the settlers of Eastern <ii«-r« euarv. th«« m -Ili-Liy arut>itu>u-< «f orilerM /tiiri n*itic. R**|>jiri**g promptly the ring power in politics. It ¡henced receiving their new Full Stock, and nnualiy ill«« u > gh I active an w«-ll as (h»- fosters corruption and virtually de Oregon. We announced our be umst HiieecbHliii abpirnuts t>>r uulih<- and ii «-» ly don<*. Fin«- w rk a iq>«-c<»lly. '—ABE >OW M.KLVO - 'bat every day will witne»« additions to the v3 n ?3 if. feats the suffrage of the people. lief that nearly all the people of lioi'or»; l *«n<*Hihti t e<-c«.t-iiy f.>r vig vrgest slock of Let a political ring once obtain that section were opposed to the liauce. Public delii« are otilv in huki I <I iih to legitimate « xp« iidnure«-. J. N. fbwilligek control of a govvrnmeut, state, removal of the Indians, and wouid part It ib Hie pulley ut th'iBH who Law muuiiicipal, comity, or any other view with alarm any effort in that wiiht«;l the public Iri-aunre to r«-M>rt («■ 1.« prepared Iodo all kind» of —FROM— in which there is chance for the direction, well knowing that it tiilnr lUi-ui.’- iliaij tux.ition to repleiiibb GE AIXIXG, h et the xicresHe o- public biiHheu- FA INTIXG, officers to steal from the public would transform this now peacea it. — AND — begets a Bcrutiuy into ibeir hc h un<i purse, and it will cling like the ble tribe of red men into a scourge • Irivo ilu iu Irvtu power niul place Old Man of the Island to the neck that would sweep over the country The crtallon and rsp'd nr.:rea-<c o: tn« THE VERY BEST NATIVE WOOL W aoox and B uogy P ainting of Sinbad, choking the people up and produce a reign of terror as pm li - <L b: is th«» only r<c< un>e tu f< r 1 In-time, < lli-i «1 ill'll*‘iiti'ti. HEADQUARTERS, a speciulty. on whom it rides with oppressive dreudful as did Joseph’s band of hili-, 1 In- p« oj le can alauy.-. le rru.'t-<| with Work <’< r.e >t livwrne«. taxation and insultingly vanting Nez Pertes. The Lake View Her ibe know ledge o.’ li.e !< gittm «te coat <>i ald recently contained a paragraph wuverntii« ut, aud ad<H<i<«nul t.xitiob «^HANKING THE PUBT.TC FOR PAST FA- its power and tyranny over the out which we copied, in which ic was luilnct dby hoi est expendi uro, hurt* A v<>r» l i*o b 1 u btbu«-uC U.e » n e 'tl * rfutuit. raged citizen. Frequently fasten n<> man'" pupil aiity. Ti.e n cr* a-o ol ing itself upon both political par said: “Mai y of our people, espe debt, exc« pt in « xttKordiiHiiy emergeu- BLANKETS, . Millinery Store. —roii— w ties, if they are anything like cially those in the west end of th? ci » h , is a sure ii dicatiuii ut c urupt ml- On M.nn Street FLANNELS, iuini.'tia'i'*ri Tin* i-uiuiuitl«<) lisve < en equal in power, it controls nomi county, favor the removal of the rilled the otliciHls witii uu view lu ii jure Ashland Klamath Indians to a place where - - - - - Oregon. nations and plays upon the igno CASSIMERF.S. their Ralhiling. but us u warning am uu rant or careless voter to an extent they may cease to trouble, and ex«mp|e to det« r others from similiar I have now on lo>b<l i: bmu iful «»«or nieut of Staple and Fa dy Goods give us a chance to rest. ” We DOESKINS, piuc i>-es. Tue inly , f exposing t<> undreamed of until a chance ex Ho«, B-inb»**«, *4 «de« Fr.n* h Fibers, Wrtalh. arc convinced that the Herald is public t>bl«>tpi,V the ¡anils »ud mi«de«ds P.u . e*. X»*.-» Tt-», T.h«*i Stm», Ju •, LUi«»' Groceries, Hardware,Clot* posure or a wholsome “investiga Fiul-nu«x U< ud»,tic.,«-tc. etc Al»» aj d IIO.SIERT. <>t utbers, ts uil tiines uu uupteasaui in error upon this point. We have tion” reveals its hidden workings. one, (mt in view ol the high social po Ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, ButtrlcK Patterns It buys exchanges and controls by information from some of the most nitiou, m.d tl>«« public honors hrieto tore el joy « d by ¡he principal parlies bulldozing force* the votes of del responsible citizens of the western uni ai«*l tie W.irijer H«-a!tli Cor»»». Millinery and Drees Goods. licutid, the tu.'k has, iu tins in egates at nominating conventions. end of Lake couutv who have the • taiice, b« eu unusually painful Men fc-jT A I or.lar» iror.i •« dibunce promptly ¡¡lied. tn hg -*1<1 < h«*ap f.-r C.»h. It is the cancerous virus of the best means of knowing the facts, must be taught that stati.-n au<l public tUT Ev«-ry Crockery. Glass and Tin* Bl«- «lii«-ii, L’rertiug :.Ld Culoni g, I- e very *vj^l*ilt body politic which rereils itself that the prevailing sentiment is honor.' are lie shield against the cuuse- I e-.cel ui. ia>er. ei.ee» uf their uiis.teeda. lustrud ul Sirs. H. D. Jones. in the disgraceful blots that disfig one of opposition to any attempt q • xeinptii.g Ware, Shawls, Wrap them from censure, lues« nt removal of the Indians. There ure the records of all parties, and circumstances should lender it uil tin pers, Cloaks. J. W. RIGGS, furnish the material tor most of may be some land speculators who more severe. He is only sufe ill ibv covet the lauds wli ch the Indians public esteem woo does bis duly re the campaign abuse that dema gar.iless uf cons«*qtiencts; who pusbi-s gogues, office seekers and party hold, and who would be willing aside, when Le acis f->r tue cuuiuiuuiiy, hirelings heap upon “the o.her to see half the people of the county Li» pr.vate utd.gatioLS and claims ui And, in fact, everything required for the AKTIST. party.” It foists upon the people slaughtered if they could increase Ineiidsblp/ who a<: j 11 es sei I when be tue xepr« seulative of ibe com Trade of officers of no reputation or of a their possessions. Such men as becomes mouwealth. 1 lie cunver.'U ol tne-e Ashland - - - - Oregon. reputation worse than none, and these would be glad to impress must in the t-uJ bring disgrace ai.U —OLD AND NEW.— I >.m i o>/ permanently I«» cu I f <I in ¡hi» laughs at the efforts of the sagac the Indian Bureau with the belief ruin. £0UTHER>i A'D SOUTH-EAbfERN that the people want the Indians pl »re, nnd n-»|*e ifuily asks lie p iiio*i»x Tho gietd that has character.z-d the ious voter to elect honorable men ibe cuizens. uuti.iuoi ol statu i Hi ers mu>t g«ve uuy 0BEG9N. to office. Oregon has felt its removed. But it t hould be re to a generous public spun or uuarcuy membered that they would take ALL WORK WARRANTED curse, and has had a startling rev to tile end will pteva I. Men will nut elation of its power for evil. Let measures to have settlers removed support a guveiumeut tLuk is Used U h I To give Entire 8atisLictio*i. Price» to suit engine uf ex*uriiou for tUe bep. tit -------------- + 4 ---------------- her heed the lesson laid before her. from lands they view with a cove au Th«* lin e«. ol uu ullgaicy uf < fli -eUuidt rs, in»leud tous eye with the same avidity, if Are invited to send in tbeir orders It is the duty of every honest citi i there were any hook or crook of ut Hie means ut piu.rcil.ju.iu ibe Land» zen to do his utmost to effect the ut the public tei viturs. It must be and are assured that they shall jfë'Call ai*A see Specimens. | v2t.6tf law which would give them a uu . ‘ i r.'toud Hint lUeru is a re»puuslb«i breaking up of ring politics in the receive prompt attention at uttacbed to the udmtnistiaiiuu of state. In the election of the state chance of success. The principle iiy public uflairs. Tue idea that uuy man prices that defy competition. officers, with the exception of the of justice, or regard for the rights is ubi.Vu ibe law hods no place i t our members of the Legislature, who of others, is foreign to their na civil polity; justice and ite laws limit Ever brought to this market. Th«7 desire to tures the Claims ui luuividuais a. aiutt the elect the U. S. Senators, there Say t« every reader of tl.is fsper, that, slate, and guard w.th tqual strictness ■hould be no issue but the person On Tuesday last the Senatorial tue rignta of (be budy puiitic aud ui --------- 0---------- alqualifications of the nominee term of J. II. Mitchell expired, tue individual» who compose it. Tue public funds ate alike sacred w.lti for the duties of the position in ami he yielded his seat to Mr. tuosu uf individuals. He who udmm question, and no one should re Slater. During the six years he islets tne luw is in «qual dtgree with WE WILL CON UN VETO PVRCaASE WHEAT JANDARD GOODS SO.D AT Yin ASHLAND WOCLEN MILLS. ceive the suffrage of the conscien has been in the senate, Mr. Mitch ¡be humblest CitlZdu. umet.ul.le to tbe —Ä.'O? - tious voter whose character is not ell has labored earnestly and ef law; and the mat. who unlawfully or ui.justly lake» tri m the public purse i» above suspicion. Let the old ir fectively for the interests of Ore- us much a rubber a» be who blcUcs relevant talk about party claims I . gon, and his services are recog trout his employer’s t.ll. town. MAKKE1 PRIC , THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE, and party principles which have j nized with gratitude and respect ----- <> ♦ >----------- W. II. ATK1XSON, mi connection r<inrw-i-tinn with the duties of by men of ad parties. While TUEt REGON WAGuN ROAD JOB • no ¡S echxtakt . of the public servants of the state other simators were wrangling And Wifi Deliver [Fiuai ike 5.ii F;.u.cleju C~ruui.le.j Will du it, they propose te do the large»' be received as the bosh that it is,! over party differences, he was The blip ct of the hill bow bi fore and a great advance will be made i quietly and successfully working Cuugresa prwidiug lu»- ibu iuoiiuiicu «I bitaine»* thia f ll Frtd winter, ever FLOUR, FEED &c, toward securing an I honest a»<l | for the welfare and improvement n'lllp to Ibu oauers ol tbe O.'goii wagub-rua , it* i-l< urlv puiiiird out Uj done Wy 'Lem in the la«t five faithful administration. Political of Oregon with an energy and »<»u»u ol tbe papifn oi ibst dlile and iu years, and flint they can independence is death to ring ability recoiinized even by his a euuiiuubiCutiuu uUdivcard to tout wi ANYWHERE IN TOWN, AT i rule. puailively ffl.ke it to most bitter enemies, . We have nce. li la uul a vobliiu.aUou ul tb< ii lltie tbul li.e DALilo ol tow load me -> ♦ MLXtïs B8.ÏQES. Selling off Cheap serious misgivings that his succes What li>t-y are uller la scrip the ad van luge of • very <me FJTTO OF THE CHINESE BILL.1 sor will do as much for the :tate bcvkibg. woitu iiuui ^8 to »JO per uui'e lb Ueu ui _____ I to c «ll upon them in A?hLv d as Mr. Mitchell has done. Mr. I lvbd which they buugbl uu apt till aliou Wagner Ik Aiidmon. IWU yearn U6O lor IWcbly UVe and te**t else irn'h ««f their »¡»Criions The Chinese restriction bill re .^later was in congress once, but about Ci uib ab gCte. ibu eaib«> ieuo could at •\ lMr. They will «pare no p-tm« to maintain,* mm ceived the veto of the President: we only remember him by that Oue lime have I) fcO puicbased ul *>ev last Saturday. This ends the mat- • “aye” recorded as his vote on the enlevb Cibla per aeiv, and .*»* lreely C. ii IlABoaiUNE J. Q. L ati » fully than »«-r, the reputation of ileir ■ tlultid ul Ibul pritir. ter for the present, as far as con back pay steal. buu«e, ns ifti* acknowledged Abv mud ia 1 tiattd iu a poition of gress is concerned. We have not Hargidine & Latta, Oivgob u>l yet uvveioped, ui.d ibis, to DRY GO D«S GROCERIES, yet seen the reasons assigned fur During the year 1S78 6?2,094 getber With lib tu>>Ul>talouua Couruclt r CLOTHING. BOOTS, OULD nniMunc** to ¡te p**npl«« «f the action in the veto message, tons of coal were received at 5an lelll ra It ulu.osl ValUBit.vs fol hpe» Ula Goo* • l.tk- >i|l*y»ud vicinity, that AND SHOES. purpuate, li toe beuemv pio • h»*y ar<* is • ivi g it tbe but it is likely that the mode of Francisco. More than half of j live CIGARS AND TOBACCOS clvU »bt.u.d pioVe BUCCet-al ul, ¡be proceeding in the matter rather this amount was from foreign uoiuern ui Ibebciip woirul be euubird View Stcxe» than the results to be obtained is sources, 137,6S4 tons being re lu ideate 11 iu lieu—ucro lor acre — upuu I A FL'LL LINE OF tho ground for objection to the • ceived from Australia, 143,2-50 auy eut vey i d or uusut vey cd lubd »1 liir One co rroilli of lie U. S.L um I Office, GuveiUmeiit lu Oiegou but yet tab» U bill. The entire force of the pul-' from British Columbia and 46,722 up. Aa ihu grant ruibia»e. aw ia< A FULL ASSORTM NT OF pit and press of the eastern states | tons from England. The bulk of ii olid I«it ILull.'iaUil a. F ib , H Lullreii'» has beeu brought to bear upon the ! the remainder was received from bill p, o.-ea aioA O> Cornea tue law, lue General Merchandise President since the passage of the the mines in Washington Terri «.wutia ui Ibe bi'lip will al uUe Uu eu tib.td tu h cate upuu ail the deaiiul.ie The ^arg »1 a*i I beat ««•!• c e 1 »t*«ek «« er bill, and there is no doubt that in I tory, and Coos Bay furnished 29,- mu al I waltred vuiteya auil literally cob ASELA. Ä» ofl -n-d lu the |*eopl«* o' Ea» e n Otr.on. STOVES, TINWARE, HARDWARE, his aotion he has been in accord 023 tons. Hui the whole cuuiiiry aide lor u gruz- -OXsrsriXG OF— ibg muge. Thia la uodoubieuij lue with the public sentiment of ul Jec>, aud il lue vicious puipoev >» Iti treating the letter of Sena tor nearly the whole Union, except HARDWARE, UiCUlupl.ah« <J, Odf^ou aid lai ut I he CROCKERY and GLASSWARE» the Pacific states, but that dues Sargent, of California, which we rnricy ui a Lm rc puweri«*! lol ui laou— STOVES, WB1NGE3S. not make the burden of the Chi published last week, as tlrnigh it giui U c T b IhaU borne Ui luoau UilCollUg NAILS, referred to the removal of the In thia i tale. paints ¿ ils and G lass nese evil rest at all more lightly 1URS. Al lb airuuge that Luttrell bhotild upon the people who are now dians from the reservation in Lake liurve iblelraltd bimai-ii tu lur uh lu lu- TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY Cheaper than any other House struggling beneath it. The posi county, we simply made a blun lioduce a bill pure, llibg uul tue lauue in Ashland. tion taken by Blaine in bis recent der. The reservation referred to ul a &iaie that l:e dura Lol irpie.-eul, abu 11 la doubly aliauge that Lu ahull.d Paints and Oils, letter to Garrison is unassailable. is the ohl reservation on the have lent hiu.a<.U lu a aci.« tue wLwli L aid C axi ..........15. D ovla M per 100 Klamath riwr, in California. With nations, «*♦ well as individu «•avulb eu badly ul laud grabbing a« i POWDER, SnOT, CAPS AND WADS OF THE W ater B ucket » ...................... 50ovnt». als and fumilies, the first duty is duett this t fl <rt lu have a dtieciivv Large numbers of colored peo -K»T STANDA^J BIA .03- that of self protection, and all the I ple are moving from Georgia and »agou-roud grant uio- »aappt-d iff lur ibe pliviiegc ul bwuopiug uowu upon altrnistio tlieoriea ever conceived DfiY GOODS, Winchester Repeating Rifles from Alabama to Texas. The two the beat land ul Oirgun. The peupie must give way before the law of states first named seemed to be Wul remember him lor !■. Clothing», Hats. Caps> Beets •elf protection. That the welfare opposed to their going, since their COMS IOTI NG* OF T iie Ci'.ors all O. K — 'l\.e M< Minu and Shoes of our people and our government newspapers call for a tax of $-100 ia endangered by the influx ol the on every person who appears with viuw lirpurter says: Rev A. J. Litiu- OfEv^ry Variety, Chinese barbarians is the opiuion in their borders to solicit emigra packer baa drvotad tiiu puat itw w<eks lu a t>>ur thruugbuul Mariuu, Liun,Puia STATIONARY not only of the masses but of the tion. I ubd Beul’-n Cuiiuiiea, iu ¡be mu rcat ul best minds upon this coast where Flennet«, Doeskin« actual experience has enabled Tlie Sau Francisco Chronicle tue Bap tut College nt McM Uuvnle, »ud Of all Kinds and D.^cription Blankets, Clotkinj/, them to understand the question says that while a Biitish ship of during bat travel be took ub»ei vutiuu ou Caddies Kut«» Extra Bo ton *»yrwp« the grain crop ul the swetiuu» M«r*«ugb Cassasse res. better than it is possible for any war has gone to Sitka r® protect which be patted. He »ay t» that I be aeie to do who have not learned the American citizens eight vessels, of age 1U gBuwieg grain by Lar tnwpm » Cigars and Tobacco. true character of the Chinese. our own navy are rotting at Mare -flit** «»t auy ee«a<»u in tlie Lu-tu-y of Table and Pocket While the veto may destroy the island, and our well-paid naval Or« gon,uud that alujoal w thi-iit • Xcep Always en band add for sale at'V<west pt icr» A LARGE STOCK OF Cutlery» hope of present relief, it should I officers are engaged in tlw peaceful ■ juu. it la >«•’ king and doing tir^ t-ciass lu L'UU. fxuiu Whence I lie doloKHi BACO*\FE W4. DTtTKD FR VÎT cor FER, RL only act as an incentive to greater pursuit of cattle-raising. »tui 1*» i>i dr ait ux-tiou by. frcbtauine time b«U.R.i.E. TEl\ stLJJON, SAR- DfNEi, OYSTER- *Ab- efforts upon the part of tl>e press aibce rtwlied. our vat», ibe con plaint' B. F. REESER. V »RA U' CANDI ES tPICE«. rT A- /•“Tbe highest fflarki-t priavs paid* f .r*W^. The Liiyfadte Courier »ays: The nnr Have proved r<* Lave been uitft uiided VORINGEXi RA T». fA E « L: J1EDIC«NES Ex. of this coast toward bringing about Aehiand, O*e<. Nur. 15. 1878 tf. (be tlieusl*» graiu ti> Idr. preeeut a I* change of public opinion on the row gar.ge railroad baa clianged hand’. and very tbrifiy and bai><i&ome upprarauee. A C omplete L. ne Or It baa pa»*ed into the hands of a coin <y^eatioii in the eastern states. S > It 1» lb Benton. Pmli »ud oilier loti »1- XUst much has been accomplished pacy atyliov ileelf ike Willamette Vai itir a wliicb Jlr. H. visited. and be j st* - Ashland Factory Good& Railroad Conipanv. repttutetit:ng a lu the popular pudieilou of the grand Wagon Shop. WHEAT? — OAT8— BARLEY-" BACON m W*direction the passage of the ley capital stock nt $1 01.0,000. of which mt baiv<»t the cwrniug t*e»Mia that FLANNELS. bill testifies» and thia gives encour- »boot $500,000 Lua been paid into th«- Oregon fi.’id» Lave ewr yielded. YARN. -AND LAUD MtEESDF.R IGNEb WILL l:E FOUNI- agemeut tor further effort. Let ue* company to meet the liahililiea of SOCKS. . *t hi» shop on Main nrw, twa <loo h BI ANKETS, f'omthe iiv«-ry stabler, wl e«e he ir prepare«! all attempts at vioJenee, all extrav the old company. It is reported that A Wa^biugtoR Rpecial of tbe 28 h to do all kinds ol »»rk iu bi» line l ibe SHIRTS sod CASS I MERES, agant and revolutionary ideas that the new company intend to continue »ass: Late visitor» to the S«*ua’e Io*e«t price. may originate in Kearney’s ulique, tbe road to Portland tbo rowing sea last night witnessed the ri-markubk VERYTHING in our linekeptcenn an!- be suppressed, as far us possible son. spi-etude uf tbe transaction of ba«*inet>«» WAGOXS, BUGGIES AND“ ALL KRiDS ly on liauiLaiickN'lil at ibt* anil tbe pa-eage of bills with only five by the influence of tbe law ¡¡hiding Lowest Li>iug Rate». citizens of the coast, and one-half P ecantiobary av^urei are taking at Senators |>re»*eiit. Of course there whs OT Fehicfeff Made to (Trier. San Pranciaco io regard to the pu»«-i » «ur< uf lacii nnilt-rftaiuhug with sb of the force of the objections urged hdk* of a di*:arbance growing out o bent S-nuturs Hist no in-usnre« ex<*ept Come and see Us. Repairing, of* kind« 'one with di'peieb against tbe restriction of Chinese the veto of the Chinese Immigration a few of a g>reu character should be c»ll ud »•• m». con’idcred. labor will be removed. H7-?m BA ROA DIN B *r LATTA. Hid. ?9HN RALPH. bill. J. M. MoCALL A €•. E -------- AND---- -1- I , FURNITURE, SAStl, BtlND BOOK AND MOULD ING / S T FACTORY.- MARSH & CO . GRANFIE ASHL AND All kinds of Planing, Moulding; Turning, Circular and Scroll Sawing, Furniture and Ornanrental Carving, Etc. Done to Order. /fbFurnitiiri». Doors Blinds sad Moulding c* ti«'nn i <*n band au<l m d ■ to o/der. I ------ .e o » —— We will contrsei ¡o de-igo and erert »1 kind» ««t buildings. W;e» .L-'irabl»« ¡c lho«- employing u«, «e w|| fnrniob »11 the "iu erial r- q'iii-.*.| fftr ti e c>«nstrn''ti»-’ of • any bifilding rudjf tuf «o-ctipmv [n 19tl MAKSH & C0. _ J ust PATRONS, received —.4 T Tint— ASHLAND DRUG S TORE The largest stock of 11OLI*» □HUGS, MEDICINES, DAY GOCDS, ETC., -£v-r received tn A hi.nd— --------- o--------- A FULL LINE OF SlMtiONutf. Perfnmriy, - AN D- MERC11A DISK I HE T s HLÄND MILLS. STREB T. OREGON. Toilrt Articles, -TOYS- »> d v«rloat dtr'gns. In gr« at variety «1 —fURE WINES »'» LIQUfRS— -F^r nieJict! [urpoeer- I v 11 « I v- VI » • •ms ui« v vvec luit) Pipee, Tobacco -A It D- — Cigars.— PAIST3, OILS, VAR<I'II, GLASS, BflUSHE-t. I TC., ETC. ■ ANDIES, NUTS FINE CONFECTIONS. ax » PKKU'RIP riONM «.it n OirvLlly c i n ««ti <*'ed <»f th. fln-ft drag«. T3AVIXG DOUGH r THE INTRUST OF W H At.!' » *• ik bd A«> hla » i , Dav«« Stuev, I .«». I: re- ec ful!y «• ai«-t'- e... iii u ih - •« iu* p. r«-b- *A*r w it ha- b--u » . lib rab, «x.ended l>> <be pl»- prte o » it IL« part. IS-24U. DR. J. II. CGITWOOD. JENSEN i. IEFLAND, FOR CASH. YREKA, CALIFORNIA. W TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY KEA ALWAY3 OPEN fob TRADE —IX 0Q — Hams, Bacon, Lard, Eggs and Butter. GOODS (0) FOR IN FOR TH LX ATI ON OF DEALERS AND CONSUMERS' . THEY W1I.Ü. S a Y THAT THEY KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LAEGE SUPPLY OF EVERY C RA KIND OF* RS CK® ka s CJ ASD DISPOSÉ OF THEM CHEAPER I TUAN THEY CAN BE PROCURED ELSE' WBXU, A*NÖ' FURNISH Á FtrtT CLASS ARTICLK- E AT THAT. i ♦