Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, September 05, 1879, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ASHLAND TIDINGS V r-9 S ( i C I E f 1 ! I Bargains ! Bargains c? I. 0. G. T. FRIDAY. i At the recent s. s>imi of th;- State Teachers’ Institute th«* com mittee on scliot i lav.' aiii« fniiiH-iits brought up the (pies:¡0’1 of normal trailing in the state in a ivport which recommended that the state make appropriations for the ap pointment ot two normal profes sors “>s institute conductors, w host* duty it should be to spent! at least two weeks in institute work in each county of the sfitte every year, the schools to be vtic.ifed «luring the two w«*eks in which I- the insiitute is hehl in their county. The committee’s report as first presented also recommcmled that a normal school be established at the State U mversitv, to b«* open from October to April and conducted by the same two normal profes sors, who wo dd do all tln-ir insti tute work between April ami Oc tober. 'This latter rt‘«‘ommenda- tion was finally left out of the re port. The question of tin* special training of teachers lor the .................... work ot education is tin* most important that is present«*«! in th«* whole range of public school ccoimrny. and should recciv«* mor«* attention than is given to it in this sta'p. If upon tin* Hitelligence, saga ilv am! wisdom of the masses ot tin* peo ple rests th«* whole fabric «»ur free mstitiitions ami tin* glorious destiny of human progros which they offer, then tin* pioprr train ing of the growing geiH'iations is one of the most vital interests of the state. T he human miml. ii. all its possibilities, both for good ami evil, is beyond comnaiisou with any otlivr force in ihe world W’lr'ch may he rontndled «»r direct ed by m;m<and'vet in our public schools, wh«*re the «•haiaet«*r of our nation is moulded to a gn at extent, wlier«* human mt< II develop«*«!, w«* sc«* teach» r (pialifications fur tlie wo: k should be <1 one by 1 hem even i«*ach up to the point wT its immense responsihiht ;«*s are re- alized. Mere k4t>wl«*«lgc ot til«* facts eontuui««i in the sr!i<!o! I «» \ r books is a very small part < 1 I in* qualifications ot a comp«*t«*ut tt-. ch- er, ami yet it alone is in most cases the test ot competency made by lh«>sc who employ th»* te.irlier- tor the public sdmols oft hegon. Men cannot build Imus; 4, cimnot wm k successfully at any trad»*, business or profession of life without a pre I paratory training which in most cases require.« years of patient ap plication and stu y. Not only to make, but even to «»Derate, com- pfex maehiiiery «;f any kmd re quires a man who has lad the training of a macliinisr, yer tin* complex machim ry <4' mi id am; the ulastic charact«*r of the chil- a dren of the laml are in too many cases submitted to the care ot teachers who ar«* entirely ignorant of the approaches t » the human mind, who know nothing ot the scienc«* ami tin* art ol Irirmouious and proper development of human character. Normal schools wonhl do D'Ucb to remeily this evil, ami the dutv of the stat«* to establish such sclnmls can scarcely be calle»l iu question. \Vc have now a University at which « i rtam l«jrtiH| mite ones ol th«* youth <»• ihe stat«* arc educate«! at tin* public expense. Their education may be used ex clusively for personal ends, in pri vate business pursuits w hich have no bearing whatever upon tin* public weal. Would it not be much more consist«*nt with our democratic ideas for the stat«*t«» aid in the special anti techieal train ing of youth for the work of form ing our national charact«*r? l-’lm botch-work of a poor mechanic is apparent to all observers as soon as the job is fiuish«*d. It takes longer, perhaps, to discover the botch-work of education, Imt the loose joints, the unstable tbumla- tton, the covered defects, will all appear in time. Let ¡he state; train th«* laborers who work upon , I I its own «leslinv. a - I’, am eve-y \ nrr^ <! ¡led C'mci;.- 1¡¡ O lirr lililí I ti, Aug. as follows: ntR.ii t<> ■■ W,,;. visited the Vf’eta % Mvrehim <) to-dav, ¡¡lid IT. G u . lt r ‘( made a SI>|\ iU ’ his .•!<■- «. I lion in rxtci U * Utiilge iK'vment bv A . the N lim..l. lhi iks of li e proceeds ol the sales of 4 F. ¿t A. ?ï.. per cents. He was fully eon- tli-ir >»'"J < v i h ui ! ui i I.ur-A. j ,'.i vinced that this action hail pre- lug* on or iHj’.-re -Re fu’l iuo . ui . R *■ i .-u u> vet.toil a serious injury tn business Hau<’..i-g are cuulnl.y invi e<l i ■ mt. n 1. W. H. Al KINsON, W. M. ami the refunding operation- have •T. S. E vuaxk -', S.c’,'. imiformilv been conrhicfcd v. ith A*hl:in<l Lodge i*o. 4 ". the purpose of interfering as litrle I o. o. r.. as possible witii tin* money mar- 1 eVrry Siiurd.iy cv»*i r r r-gu! ket. lb* gave figures and tacts i i. ¡ Ler. iu Il »11 show mg the oner.■¡lions and I the C T.li . «■fleets of redt-mril 4 mu ot tlie cailed Eb. Dr.rp.ATT. bonds to justify his action. Ile conclnd«“«! i»\ sa\ ing: •The ch il lies H i) T E L S Ih.t-t this wps «lone to relieve ’lu* hanks or to help any one, <»r thaf 1 «*ver hml been or W;is interi sied Ml : ■: UMl >:•: Sl'.N I.» in any bank, are simple f.dse, 11 .u e hi ¡fia bi* ni»-11 L*. und mad«* wit limit him.d'itmn or e\- o I ( g» iit-i al } » 1 b.H Le is .* ion. cu.m, but as a lioiitiral , I ___ si’asai ___ Tl/e reason w hy I lie unset I led ;:c- a’l «•outils are with the b’nst National wl.c e lie I- i hi occ l-iüli- i o Bank amI tiie National L-iuk <>l m i i ke itloi -•e- Commi I«’«“ o t Now York, is be- 1. o i t 'm 4■ e I >i ne s <t. eaiisc the Bank of I 'ommerce im.de gollell i:p lu I the >40,00 ),000 subscriptmn.cios- u<e. ing the live-twenties, and the First National bank made ihesubsciip- UNION HO!EL AND BAKE .Y. tion ot .5121,000,000, closing the ASHLAND. OREGON. teii-iori it s, and these being I lie last ClKiM a SiitiTH, P.'.CPR iTCRS. subscriptions ar«“ naturally the last H i' ing Ica-e'l ilm ab-ui will kno-vn diiiwu upon. Had I coi 11 i 11 ms I to hojl-e, w-'l.ik'e plöl-lire in a lili.ai i.fii g I • drain the money market ot legal OVi fl irml- : l >1 l| t: . . ' ll.g public "• I VI lly ilia,*' We ill'' |il‘J|>i.v I -it all till:. - bi >i I tenders, mid hoard them iu the bifo'.r III' III til.' lirM ihr lit nke1 -Ut id Beds <:i.l b> dding will I ? kept i.e,ii alni TTea-*iry to await1 ’‘In* pr< senta- elvau. tioii o‘ the called builds. I lie clam Single .Denis............................................. S or would haVe been much louder li-iVriet - a d le-nli-m ImauU I- ’.»ill IO i! e r in CH SI IO g Ve IIS .1 C ill. II ami much more ju>t. 1 did exaci Iv vijlht in the order ftf the 13th of Augikst, and st.md by it. and now under it lile loan ;w'oiHits are be- ü. B. VVA I SOM. iug rapidly closed willmul distui i>- vrronNia ano cors - f - l m \ t L \\\ find ance m the mom y market, it this REAL ESTATE A ÔIWT. «•lil.i.or w ill oii'v induce holders ft-? .r en 'b.r it, .Li inaiteli rcsifr of the railed bonds to scud them in 1112 Kr» wl :. Alu-111 ) ¡til . F. S. “all 1. < r. for payment, 1 would be «neatly I. IKS Vl W, L «KL A'o.. OlU i.’ON M->y :>1. Isis i • h ì. f rejoiced. r Ashland College a n d Normal Schoo], V- /’■» i i ÏA'3 TC C;£H B'JYcRu! CL c& £ RockfUlcw » he A-lilatol Ara.ltmy propel ly Lus bvcti placed, l.Jn« from <!• lit. nndt-r i|10 < oi.iri'l of i Doar.f of Trust s, wir» hiv* luanguruteJ tbo euterpritrj by |j¡| iug the lulluwii g pobitiuùs in the e Sì ORE H rÆSKiCS. FACI I.TY, i Ct TUE prices limt .It ly <•<>11,^ '• <•."!J. O>|-, |>a j h y , < c. , ■ • ■ hein b r <• Co L et» tn \< b i. •.. *• M 1> n • > i ‘ !.. .'I* i P L ll The DIU'Gs.- Ai E|»|( IAES, EiC.. - Vv- r r-krivtd in A IP. 1 h I — Si aliono i j : I’.-rJ’.i :n e; i A N I» - '¡¡bi¡¡«-I A i ( T b Y S « il <-l i:-\v >u <1 v ir • :■ ;.l v.u' ':y in Li- 1'1 LE W|\i s am > LIQl - i'br h.edlCil i-i.r1.i.,e-- < >LS SEWING MACHINE’ THATCHER <t WORDEN Gi.AsS. r ¿w HockfeUow. A-filatili. May ¡ó, 187*J. [3-51 li rai-.'íí Kïr a tu.- i ur .-t i’.i I/- C .i.f.. I . i ..», i.:;- : *1 HT I ASHLAND HARNESS W. • i , 1 suor 11 m ;*_r \ - ’ O ? j 1 It i 3- 241 I ..’O li iS. !• .'«LA J, li y -. Saddlery & Harness, A shland , (I regon ’. ASHLAND. i a Í VV ere opened .'A .. ■ ’ K of A. -. JA' OPS. I.:i<lies\ :uni Boys’ Sad tilos, a Specialily. >OCKS N kil A SII LAMI Beef Cattle, Hides and Wool taken in ex- EIPS A G1NE1IAL ASSOBT- lm lit ut goi.db ni I io line ul inule. I'enn, Buggy a-.id Plow Harness, Worsted m H IJ'/Z./'N, L. C j „ Savs th«* Boston Bost: Ev« ry- thing seems to be “go’m' agi;:” poor G r«'vk backeix. Crops almmhiiit, busmess is ; in cuiulittoii, «ven h ; ihr si:n.4i er «m! ' »?.1-, l‘l.(i i. ore u*f n:i c»\.:er t»> i V .11 j h usi!;lt: c.Av ’ l.'.m E ago even. and Commissioii Agent, ¿Pistols. Cartridges, Etc. W. C. as A LvRGE ANDCOMMOliIOUS VVAFiF- H 1 to my Wo, I, b c a, l!our, 1.1 Vs, * te., € c re lor .u,e er r!u, b.eui ein lecc.v j lumpt al if»»- 11--I’.. E'reiglit pei’ton................ ....................... 61 co nk vu -d- c.re.,1 II. E. M*. l 'ACKSGI.VILU, W-aOD WORKERS’ FÄCIORY, co. GRANITE 8 CREE T. OREGON. HOTEL, CF.EZCk so BOORS, 5 ASH, BLINDS, DOOR »HD Wir.ùuVï 4KAN1 P ea Nt N g of all kinds, ing, etc., turning, boi brniiig, Do.sE Willi Di-sPAK FOR THE BEST GOODS AT THE Low LSF PHD ES. HWIIIg I I 1!. er< eii ui i> N ; . WXI.I. CONTRA« 1 lor Hie ail kiu.i.- <:f Br J etc., t - l e 67? J AV AV 6 V iì(i«‘i'l:tklug’, a ^>pr<*ia 1( y. * -n — ggy SHINGLE MILLER.— In AohLuid. Aagiut ‘j'.‘t!i. » » Abo lace ’e.nli r e'C ,e’C. <’ I’ ¡1 n ) crlabl fhn > i uti Gr..lii c Street uud rec f<>l > l.tr.l!. i..U X> *« J <Jl IL. *51. itililM’’ S.’ii'- Jno ïi l‘ I I- now nmniifuctnring nt I.¡4 rriP < Clayton crti k the best vaiiity I Ashland and Linkville STAGE LINE. » IS is• < Ilin; •». tour ’iORSE COACH GAERIÂCE ftVNUFACTOP.Y- . W ill star: A-lihiii'1, miiv’.ng ,.t Link r ilio in I It** e.'.'ii iu • f Ike e Ht.e day. Srge.? &ai Tello w-piao Shingles .V no-1 i v“. Thut -tl iy*t ami Satni .l.r, s in lli< morning, arriving in . 93 50 anil 94 per Thousand, Cash, Or in tnui'k'laide proibire. ‘Liva and- Let Live !” rallied to be salisfuetory ai.d in the coniit. MiiSIS L. V. a¡9- a. II. AKDIBSM, 5:7’1 ar A3. U.: P. A-III.AN-1».--------------OREGON, ’juraos, Isopriötor, FL EF, HOVJRS, R1KEONS, i . aces , ORNAMENrs, S1I.KS, FEAL’IIERS, ET !.. ECC., HA1S, « Alhl wiil cunti* ue thè ba-ine»‘ ut he old rtaul. tu ? vrr.v iov.r -As' K1VIN3 I’J'.HF, W e expeci ti» rewive in i few week« th- fnc-> «►»»rin.eiit of n. liii ery »joule , l. c • 2’ :• d A'!.’;i-4. c.-s i; livtred fr- 1 « V • - . , , • -, O i_ . I : V. ?> 1? n •'•VC •T.-v:.?) . * S. EtBANKS, Fare'«e cl> way!.......................... l ' ie- i ’r ) < i _-.*•••.!.' » A •-.. .re » • \ ll *» : *» vw » ì ' A .i .»f J l1 1 f r A h -L‘N», O regon . SARVEN WHEEL WAGn , C i RI- Exprc«* charges re is matite. III age# urn! all kin l< « «* icle iu OFFICE in A-h.aml at the liv»-ry stable or e- nt si ori notD. Tepairi < <enpt\v In Linkvil ’ e at Thalelirr Jt Warden's loir a an r.ca ly done. I te wj « specialty. E I NDF.R- IGN'F.I) WILL BE FOl’N'• 1 ■-»» lii- shop on M tin s’ree’, i«o doo s t tT’iilie -iv.-ry stab'e , whi ebe is piepaix) tn do1 ail kinds ot work iu bis lino t ihe lo-' &4i price.- i* IF AIN I I VERY BK ä T STVi.E. ■I 'Ol r»l al' GEO NETEFY DEALERS in ju»l recelviMl n new «tock CI F And in fliort, Ereryttdig ret ired FOR THE GINERAL TRADE A» Che ip aa ite <£S LF_£ L2J no LEJ S3 <2r* All kinds of approved country produce taken goods. in exchange for /'<•’ Do not fail to give us a trial before purchasing, we are determined to give sritisfactu n. C. S. Sergent & Co. i PHOENIX, OREGON. I WM. D. CORPE I NURSE & CORPE I IW K V Ï L £ E LAKE COUNT! STH E E’lr. A III. 4 .W. I 0EG0X Ale In excellent tepa r, amply provided with feed And 'h»t cu-ioinere wi|‘ tie wnl ed on pruiuj/ilv *wd in G m bt.l .() ie. Good BACKS Ex^lUnt BUGGIES and x0 RIDING IlORfeES always uu band. W;r?»ms. Butrgie«. Ciniig.s, Wheel- Barrnw8. I’low-Stock«, e a. made mid repaired at sliori nolie«*. i ESYIIorsee promptly care! for, a nd REST EASTERN STOCX ALWAYS ON HAND. | Tourists and Others Outfitted .Mi nrtJe-8 L-ft :H tnv «’’op, n 'f’li of ■ »le bii lpe. will receive pr u-ip: , fm 'orv anetnion' W U*. K«'.X"rNOK » General Merchandise. Furnishing Goods. Hardware, Crockery - Boots and Shoes Hats ano Caps •**re plesibtd to amotino that theii Sta'jlee »T W. W. Zentnor, Jrop’r, and all kinds Of Vehicles Made to Order. !» j Arid all wmk gott< n up in the Linkville Livery Stables. Wagon Manufactory, i ZLWAYS ON HAND, i.iNKv LLi: lake co ., ore - gon . Propri’trr. 5ív3'f Wagon Shop dire 0. S. Sergent & Co.. Gl ORGE NURSE, H. F. PHIUIPS, Vo-N... ... W agons , buggies 1’ -Y ' * I ................. SS 03 The Mages entire! with Lückb !ui' hoik» • view* a'» ! i o t Khiiiialli. — C'oneiiitiug in part of— Bran and Com-xneal AT J. Widiìl t t” 11 c I u 1 i *' k i i A'LI ni «.itti vi- c'tii y 1*1 • ll ev lo v? j ur<*i h - ì t f Vr?. I). li. J.» br dìi l t* >'tik < f GRÄH M, evening. On the nhe Iwu-lioror hack or h will liirke the All war- in ipiahM 5.3 lor. MiLLINiR’/ ANJ DRESS-MAKING MIL! S (iota LEAVES LIHkVILLE V\ lneli will be delivered ut uny place in this vallev ut Aid inij Itiii.g vl.-e tiial tl e I i.LIii n.i.J r I WARDIO1E AND P\D LOCKS, feCZEW.s, BuLM, BAND SAWS. |iENCH-t-Cl:| « >, p| ANES, BITTS. S'l R Al’-U I x GE-, A UG F Ii-III |S,H1!A(] S III PS, bBOEMG-KNIVES, PIxCER- HAMMERS RASP-, GIIINDSIONES. FRY-PANS, I AKE «.WINS, F1X1UIIES, hoes . RAKES, SB I FF '-HEARS, DORSE BRUSHES, CARDS, CURRY COMBS, AXIS sIloVEES, PICK AND AXE HANDLES, 1JAY FORKS, W ELI. U'UtEl >, P.oPE, CLOTH ES LINES, AXLE GKEtsE, SAND I’A- FEU. CI.OiliES WRlNt.I R.', HOUR SlEVE-*,COr FEE M!I.I>, W Id NlJUES, IVCK-SAWS, GIVE, E1C., GUN AND I’lMOL < AI< UtlLlGEs, POWDER, CAPS, SHUT AND LEAD, FI.A1 IRONS, CUDELS, COW EELLS, T ALES, BRADS, CLIN l NAILS, TRY tQUARES, REVELS, RAZORS AND RAZOR--1 ROP«. TABLE AND POCKKr dUni ERYmf i-ffM-xlV, FISH ZWO4IS LINES. ET<’., AI.I. KINDS OF SHEEI IRON ANT) COPI’EP. WARE oil h.ii.d mid lu ide to u.der. v 4-1.211 1 OVNI A IN A I ART )\V. I1OKÎ FRLKCH AND ALLICATOR GOODS,. WASK, ss as PUBLIC FOR PiSl’ TA <il ti c b 11 e »li • »*1 dmt . Ut l.-Ul balld-. ’r~t •» » * ., I nails door , mt, T e snli-c- ;l>*-r g!v, i r.'.Fit e that tie is n-.w pre; ¡.r rd to till ur e.r f»r gl--ve.- «.f ti*¡ WEAR GOOD BOOTS AND STOVBS, T£2T AND HASÏÏ- P ainting Work ''< » e nt ’h'U'v r te*. HANKING 111F. v»»ir I frt> t< Í .» I FAVOR OF THOSE WHC- — I.EATER TN- 5/ n specialty. li-, ASHLAND GLOVE FACTORY — —*— W agon ai d L i duo. B. It. lïutching-:. Grow With the Place.” Georg e T Baldwin. — AND — CIVE CS A MIAI ! DALEY A CO. é é AKSH’&« 0. I’AIX TJ .\G, General Merchandise SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. , Coii-i-'h'g m l’.r uf THANKS TO THE IUBL1C HE IS IN to I It«- • -ir;i"l:o'i <•! sw. [n.-lfiif. A I- . ;r T erwilliger IN I ID' Vie will ci'inraci to <fe*ign mi l e c o' A cmpleie a.-soiIim-bt- of ]V..I, til N /ZaT Furniture. Sarli. Doors Blinds MoiiLlirg c n-ian i on baud iiml m il io or<!ei . MADAME IK LT 4-4tf • 1 »Ì4‘-’’ ASHbANl kinds of Planing, Moulding. Turning, Circular anU S Ci <dl Sa wing. Furniture and Ornanental Carving, Etc. Done to Order. TURN ITU RE, FA11M EKS’ h 1 n n d h l or thru' Literal rutioni'g«*. w liicli he accept- us i"‘ti!iiony • J’il eii appre ciation y;b UlilpO-e lr> lu Ail «Mit lipoti glifbls at tll'i» I h/v-ei-tu1' lislit cl I ioiik -, ami 1S il» li t u.t:*i’il !<• Ma nu Del ur«*» s of all kinds ol ipiile ll<> pail.H :ti '.lie « liitiaxiT ’>> i>lv< s.»t 1»faction to tht’ l'iil.lic. V'-Hi'O I « 111 at ail 11 lins ti i.d t lit* 11. b <-> b np|>l .••< I wiili tlic hst Jure lu le liait in tuntL- el ti Ol' g<’li. Tliai.kiui fur past patr.n.vj»e, a - liait Si <'f l'til.Jie laVur is sulicitt-.i jfetìr l’ieifiiE .. am » s ue.iliy m-rce !<> ! , R*- >- f. HEADQUARTERS I MADAME I10LT Mill e tiiitin«*# t<> A sela nd , O regon . i. j. r ai . low J 1». FUI'STA IN, FRANlO-AMEfilCA.’i Proprietors of the C hamp .ox I1..U-.—Ampl- r« <>m Oort- l «i^!n mil • v.-ry 1 .¡nd el ,.i<..Imv. .Ve cl.ai.ir i f S .iil eui Oreg, ii v. i 1 lii.d it to their nteicr I iu i-tup 1 lit ighl liiiough lii.r tloU-e. A BOOT & SHOE STORE. rmlif. DALEY & CO • •» Roset«!i’:r. ilve^Gij. -OF THF— ING WHEAT Taken at the Highest MaiKet iGitcs L: Exchai.ge lor Goods Aflil.ind, Jut e 27lb, l- !A, II. S. EM IKY. H. L. M U R. T O N, Salt |>«*r car load .............. ............... ... D a ! NITLET FURNITURE, SASH, ’BLIND DOUR AND MOULD-’ Siti 2 vi f. Forwarding Majoi Gill« spin, on Hie part of the l*iToin'-’d diti/Lr;/, mid <•< H t in<j } M gowrnmenl, has made a formal hitr inulto. i Th i Liu’• ur fiieii'l? iorp ►» f r i**, w- s-.l'c t .i retpu’st for a deed to the site from c<*uii> u i.i“ **f ii vi. p 'r--.. gv, .i-.uii g i.e ■ il»-t t .fV Mi !' receive Kl »1 lic.liu- ut -.ui ii...ie-t ». -;l-U>r the State of Oieinm. J.7.Ï l) GEO. -------- AND la DÌÌY C9JGS. CLOTHKÎC, BUTS AUD SH32S, CRC- CcRIES. PRiiViSiGKS, SHELF • HARD The U. S. (fovi rmm’iit wants POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, FANO/ Tillamook Kock on which Io erect B j ÜKS AND STATIONERY, NJilOHS, a iigiirhou.-e to cost $100,000. I Fb’RNiW, ElG., ETC, ETC. TOUR,. J. R. I URKE M E GUANI C S PLANING .»DLL. 1> ESTERS HORSE BLANKETS. a! . fa as EAGLE A. F.-0UI8E.S, P.MARSH, ROBES, pai : ij’xs i vi iu <>Ru.‘ tr. SIKES W3 RDEN Il M. THATCHER. — Clears.— Those wi-l-ing >-• w b-’.c * un' him "la j r'u. Cm do ío by collii g u¡ ou ni- iti Asili.-i «l. Al a soldiers’ reunion at C<mi- hiitlge, Ohio, last week, Ueiirral Lwiiiix discussed the Stale Rights liieoiv. He blamed the South for the radical views upon it, in whirl' they iir’il a light to icred«’, and the North for I he < xtreme opposi tion which led i hem to some acts- ¡Tuan! Iiori/.cd by the (’<Tti>f itiition, and which tended to incite the Smith, 'l’he war, he heli* veil, set tled l!i<‘ (|m s:ion; and- he did not brikve there are 1.31'0 men in the country win» believe in the liuht ol secession. I -o ♦ We take th;1 follow ing’¡iom ttic On gonian: Lor a few tin* weather in tiie [\JT Valley has been all that wi-hed by the farmers, III lie able to save their splendid older, Some papers in tin'castein part of the stnre afe making, nmeh m*ne out of the ex- istence of rust in wheat in this val ley than the fact warrant. Tin re ton qi.m u I. i<> 14 £.() h g, ?2 t<> t5 P» r iLoLtb. FftKILl.T K/.llTLS /IO (ILLS OF UiïtfiïST -A N 1J — - -ASELALD AKD VISiEiTY - I! P. a in louiiil P.ip s s, Tobacc 0 ÉLs fusi is , M h m ’ c t5 a trc.Bfb, J. ihe Co’legc will le d sikrcd; ard tl.e ?omal < r Trail irg sth<:< 1 for tear) er. will le made, it is l.oj < d l y bjceial ciiattn ci.r, in acjt i tt il tl.e I t.l lie Sciaci Aral «' also propo.-o lo system, Hi:d dii ’.i n as liiaco ciiuivi.ki.t to fitt ■ r; de ceitifinte»-. I . Asihlai.d Las no L<;.lc< r.H. 'ihendeof ii.toxicatir.g l.qc.t rs is juLilitid | \- the city authorities, who are sustained 1 y a str< rg j-iiblic t-mtinant. “CHEAP FOR CASH !” ¡\ The school will le oncer li e su] civisii n if : n Exi i.giliial (. hristian ( Li uh Tie Bible will le reverently read i nd stueued; tie w ml ip < f Cid enciuireed — vor to — Lut tl.e instituficw will 1 e heetciian in i:o cl jcetii l.al le mi m *. I’cck-kcepirg, tnsire.-s arid n etic, 1 i phi h <en[cs.ti<n rid ether liar.el.es Quirl- Sa le* »nd Small l’roljí s’" specially’ preparat« ly fcr Lusinens life, will lettive i l.r.n al; ttenti» n. 5. The precepdvegs will give h.cr chief atteidii n to the caie r.r.d oversight ef ti e COUNTRY PRODUCE y< i ng ladies. An endowment»! £20,(00 will le, (here is reason to hoj e, pr< nq tlv sul for needs. senbed, enabling the Trustees to reduce the 1 letent lates of tuitiin, qcci’ally t< teachers, after the present year. AGENTS FOR THE NEW WIL- Address coiumnuicatioux to SUN OSCILLATING SllL' CILE ASKIA' 0 COLLEGE AKD KOROL SCitCbl. A shland , O regon June ](ith J.'-TiL u F » I L I ' ’ ’ 1. ?• U '• Death. i (use of H.t-111- h < 1 l ‘ i ;.<*i: 11 li 1 u ) - \ i i id li I. • H<* jb fji-ui.i in l.u.iiuitip I'ull <i ll. | iJinle I menu.- .\3 io riK&T-CLÂBS nc<’(E I » i • . A 3 li I. A i verj ih.'ig tluuully ’J, U n a. g EXPENSED wiek. lioclus or eoltug< t lor m il Louidl. uo:».. ; - .4 . Detiee Cubf.ired, R. 8. 1 11TI ON iii fi iir C< fh c iute Li i . i 11 < »*. ib a CEOCKEI.Y >.bl GLASS-WARE, And Graduale* receive the degret - 3.- NuRM Al , LCV AiF.KC J Al. iL<i 5 I bit /.! , tui j} .1 g ll r<e nut e. cl. ctiiim .^ to a.u.iia.Hilt ol gr-<lti.ie . Groceries and Provisions <2 i: 1 Í« • - Lu < S i 3. —f ClLN'lll’li' iei,i.iilrg three ytare. it i>. 11 I '<>. HATS, CAI’S, baiidyv arf . WHITE LEWINS MACfliaE A> —COI’KSE OF SI I DY— Cl.Oiin.NO roots ¡.nd bHoLS, CEiEDHAiEJ l>e Ffcuri.t as futt as tl.e Ltuls of tLs jc. tl< v Ui ils u ay • è r icVHkd uni. tl.e bett L< H g uni ci m i kt dig the luiJuMiug 1. —CLASSICAL, jc(,t ir ig tU jeur., kckdiDg i icj ar; toy m.diee. of A. B aal A. M. -IArii;:Ld FANCY GOODS, DEE-S G GldTihiiC, L.ÍT3 i2¿‘T3 ¿I D Si CES, .o I -’i t l) i ’_!u. -..IL . CLGIHIER W.\t. I1. mii LEK coti.it tii.t it b'ru< t< )s • a ill <di ü ce ® CROCKCRY arti GLASSWARE. I I.. A. N eil , ’I i ( bUtUlK li l< qtuie, ll.i.I luciGi.es loi citi . ii>< J I W. I. MCItuI S, A M . Vke Fjwidcuf Piotr.rur ul M itb- lume», MR-'. JENNIE P. NJCH4 I S, It i.u.trii A il . il ; i,d Ei.ni,, BE HOSEBURG MARBLE kVORKS. 15vl-if ----- rresi.l I 1. <■ ’ , ASHLAND HOUSE. • -üít/i '¿a F or tiie pcj pcse of fpumunï the as . hlam » culli * e and normi ' l school Î The lilt«* famine in Ghina v as awful brv md coin'i'iiiion. Mr. Foil« st, British (’o!‘sul at Tient sin, sax.- I lie deal I.s from smrvu- li«»u iiaclnd a total ol nine and one half miliums, w hich story is coulirmtd by Mr. Hillier, also of foiisiilar servic«“, wlm within six months, h.ts visited tin* desolated urovi-uce. lb* says: ‘“\\ h«»l<“ dis- sirii-i:’.. olive densely pop« tinted,a re now almost iii»mhabite<l. 'f’he « f- foi’ts of th«“ government to send ilici Wi re li’.ks:rati <1 by tin* bad roads ami the i.ict ¡hat the people «•ii route st iz«“d the pack horses ^\r’rr-*-ç-’-s.■ SliSJ (U.K I f. Census day will be June I, I860. Ou that dale about twenty thou sand ennii'crators will commence their labors—those in the cities being required to complete their work in two weeks, while oth ers will be- allowed the whole monih of June. Persons alive on the 1st of June, bn; dying lu’fore the enumerator reaches them, will be counted in the cen sus; births subs» (pici.i to tin’ 1st of June will nm he comihd. special agents will be employed ¡«»collect statistics rcbsiii g ¡0 » <i- ucation, mining, m.nmtac urihg. agriculture ami va i»»U'. mil. » <. partments ot H';rd«*ami industry. ____ _ Located at Ashland, Oregon. I « On the shortest nnlle* GjJ*T>i n«>t fdi to ^ite the I.ibkvil'e 6tnbte»atila i»« 00 7tE N V RKE & COF.I'E. 4 t z I I '■J.htonicyat £ain, P ortland , O jvecjon . ItaücularaltenUonpiud Io LandTitlC4.G»lleHin^' Debts and all kinds of Gov cmmcnl Claim*. Principili Office, Jitck'nnrHIe, Or «■port. Gitin# & S tkabn will st lead io*<nj b«ww»w‘ in PoitUod, [ t 3 o ©7'