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Newspaper Page Text110SEBURG REVIEW FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 18S5. WILLFVLLY OR 1GXORAXTLY. We clip the following from tli3 Al bany Democrat, and it trath is appar ent: ".V- ; :'f The Jacksonville Sentinel says: "Let it be kept before the people that this adminitiation has not pai l off a dollar of the public dbt nor taken a ingle step toward formulating any plans for the relief of depressed or the en couragement of a single manufacturing establishment. It has througli the workings of republican' laws collected to the aggregate of over three hundred and fifty million dollars but there it ended. It has not followed republican plans of. paying the inteiest bearing bonds and thus affording real relief During the campaign they were going to divide out greenback reserve. Y hy don't they pay out what the laws re quire them to do any way 1 Charitably, we suppose the Sentinel ditor is ignorant of what lie. was say ing above for so much ignorance ind error ara larely shown in so brief a space: Now for the facts: The public debt was reduced duriug the month of March $483,000. See Oregonian April 2. For April it was reduced 5,464, 596.39. S e Oregonian May 2. 1 r May it was reduced 4,225,000. See Oregonian June 2. For June it was reduced $8,500,000. See Oregonian July 2. For July it was reduced 8, 662,789,96: See Oregonian August 3. For August it was reduced 3,879,052,- 17. SeeOjfegonian Sept. 2. .For Sept. it was reduced 12,757,865. See Ore- conian Oct. 2. There is a total red uc- tion in seven months of 43,072,403, 52". Yet in view of all these facts and that this administration has not paid a dollar on the public debt. And then , any plan to encourage a bingle manu facturing establishment. Very well, it is uo more the business of the govern inent to assist private manufacturing estabahments that happen to be de pressed because of the hard times, than it is to assist the farmer wlio finds him self unable to make both ends meet ir consequence of the hard times and the low price of grain. The far u;er, the la boring man, and the mechanic under re publican rule, havB be. n taxed heavily through the instrumentality of a high tariff for the purpose of "encouraging manufacturing establishment" but we hope no more of such encouragement will be given again at such a fearful cost to consumers. But we are further told that this administration has not followed republican plans of paving the inteaest bearing bonds etc." Well, we are truly glad they have not. For one of these plans of the republicans was to change five hundred millions of fivetwenty bonds payable in currency to bonds payable in gold coin, and this was done when gold was at premium. But we would ask our contemporary when, did the republicans redeem any bonds except when they issued now boridsin their stead. Republicans must do better than the alove or their fault finding will avail but little. SEXATOR. Inasmuch as it1; pleased Pro. E. G. Hursb sometime since, then our worthy cotemporary, to hint us with the prob able caodidacv of ourselves for senator, we can more clearly see that he was "measuring our corn in bis half bush el;" that the fact if his retirement from the Plaindetlcr indicates that the "Sen atorial bee is buzzing in his bonnt," and ho must bo only waiting for Gov. Moo.ly to call an extra session that his fondest hopes may be realized. We warn the Governor not to call the ex tra session but if he does, the Review would not be set back by having Pro. Hursh as our next IT. S. Senator for with a Congressman and Senator both from Roseburg we could then have some hopes of making the Umpqua river navigable to the seashore, which would be quite an opening for this sec tion. Information Sought, Ed. Review: In your l ist is a com munication from the pen of "Evolution ist" without commenting o t any" thing in said article we will simply ask "Ev olutionist" to give in bin own language the meaning ho alTixcs to each of the following words-"E vol ntion," "Th'o:o ,gy," Differentiation," and "Proto plasm". We know what Webster says but we want to know from hi? own pen the precise meaninghe attaches to them. We do not know that there i-t any dif ference between us as to their meaning or indeed as to our beliefs until he gives the desired information. , Respectfully, Hunter. EXTRA SESSIOX. Gov. Moody has called an extra ses sion i)f the Legislature to meet at Salem, November 9th. We trust that the members of the Legislature will convena in a spirit of fa'rness and con ciliation, do the work that is before them promptly and adjourn as quickly as possible. The people are in no humor to have their money frittered away. While the Review saw no necessity for an extra session, and still thinks it vss called through partisan pressure, still wa wilt await develop ments and judge by actions. RESIGXEJ). Daniel Manning lesigned his chair, ruanship of the New York Democratic tate central cotnmittte when ho was appointed Secretary of the Treasury. We make thi3 statement for the bene fit of Republicans who do not, or can not read. Now is the time to subscribe for the Review. JIHTL Y TO Ml. EVOL UTIOSIST. I am -not "Sir WiJliira Thompson" nor the "Holy Inquisition," but an ad vocate of science which is knowledge. If the theory of Evolution according to Darwin, 11 aeckel, Huxley, and all of their deciples be true it will stand the nery test oi investigation, j.i raise it inut be reckoned with past mconsistan- ciesaiid dehitions. Rev. Joseph Cook,' Rev. Dr. McCosh, and Prof." Asa Gray call it Theistic Evolution. J Henry Ward Beecher comes in the ranks too on the Chinese question but right here we contend for the survival of. the fitest and farther physical and intellectual developemeut of our own raceuy Keepmg x.um i,...- vy u wiwxau uuu- race. v e uo not uuueve in evoivni" backwards first to the Chinese then to the Otangotang then to the Monkey and finally to the Moneron or Proto plasm of life. History nor tradition indicates that a white man came from the ranks of the Chinese nor thatva Chinaman and came from the Monkey tribes. The mon- kevs have tails like dogs while the Chinese have tails on their heads. If the Chiuese were ever moakevs we can not tell when they losttueir tails. But to the fcubiect. Those modern Professors of science claim that they have found the secret of the whole matt; r. The prott pb-.sm of lie or the little Monei on -having life, and com posed of pure Albumen. But chemical analysis is unable to determine or dis criminate between Albumen and Fibrm. Some of those scientists con tradict themselves bv saying that no thing can have life without organs and these organs raustiti some way be sup plied with water. If this is the case those small particles of Albumen or iibrin have not lite, being puro of one substance only not composed of organs ior water. So their tlnory cf the on- rrin rf life ici trlco if. nniQ lif.f". l!r n critical test, ouch JJociori ot Uivmity whose God is their bellv may rank themselves with Chinamen, apes, monkeys, dogs, rats, aligators, lizards, and reptiles if they wish. Bet we pre fer to be God's peculiar people. L. C.Hill Editor Review: The citizens of t'.e usual quiet and peaceful county of Josephine have been treated to great amount of excitement the past few weeks, which seems to be on the in crease and all on account cf the Bourne injunction suit. Pistols have been nourished but so far no blood shed. The genial Charles llughts, county clerk o i one side and editor S'ine and the Hon. 'vl. W. Riddle aie the most active participants in the geneial row. The "Argus" takes all the interest its limited space will permit. But to the forefront upholding the interest of Bourne is" Riddle, formerly of Douglas. He appears to desire to make the whole matter of the location of the Court House a personal matter and is partic ularly anxious to secure the scalp" of Sol. Abraham. To the unprejudiced observer it looks as though Mr. Abra hams was going to get away with .the contest as he is carrying out in good faith all his propositions made to the county. He has deeded the county cne-'ialf his laud as pur agreement and has Agreed to pay one-halt' the expen ses of the tnal and this he will doubt less do, Mr. Riddle and editor Stine to the contrary notwithstanding. The truth of the whole matter appears to be th.it Air. Abraham made the best offers and they were accepted by the county court. The efforts of the oppo sition seem fco be actuated more by pet ty malice than grave public reasons. That the Court had a right to lotaU the building where they did is not dis cussed but Mr. Abraham is attacked in a most unreasoning manner. Tht writer does not wish to impugn tht motives oi any one but it would ap pear better business for the gentlemen named to try to build up Josephine county than to drag her into a costly law suit j nst to wreak vengeance on Mr. Abraham for personal grievances'. ' Grant's Pass, Oct. I2,h. Good Sjteerh, Professor Horner, who is a most excellent teacher, has induced the young folks of the puMic school to organize a literary society in which they are evincing profitable interest and are progressing finely. Amony other exercises they have deb ttes and discuss questions extem poraneously. Last Friday evening, passing the the school house o?!r reporter heard or seamed to hear the following cogent argument from one of the fail orators: Mr. President : The question is, which is the more desirable Country or City life. From selection and from choice also I am decidedly in favor of the country. My reasons are daily apparent. Take our little city I am informed they call it so because it has been incorporated the fair Roseburg, nestling among the hills, that is pretty, but it would have beftn the truth all the same had it been called a hole in the mountains; and what do we see saloons open on Sunday and drunk men served in every style and variety every day in the week the extra day in leap year sacred to us young women included. You don't see that in the country, not a saloon, not a drunk man, not a cow, no Mr. Tresident, not a cow. Here we have thousands of hens, ducks, geese, the feathered kind I refer to and turkey gobblers. They crow, quack, hiss and gobble in season anil out of season, day and night. . They occupy everybody else's premises except their owners and are a horrible nuisance. There are bo such birds of kinds in thecouutry, not one. They accuse us of sending strong butter to town or allowing it to walk here. This is false. We make none. They say our eggs have been laid by sickly hens. I repeat we have no hens. Nothing can be said against the country because forsooth there is nothing to say. Turn the nuisances of the city' out into the pastures and farm yards and give us the quietude of the country here and then they can talk about city life. Meanwhile, hear my gen tle bugle, I prefer the peacefulness of nothing, to the jumping tooth ache of confusion." . S. F. Flood is duly authorized to transact all business concerning the - Hoseburo Ee vikw. J. R. N, Bkll. Keynote io Health Heslth is wealth. Wealth means inde pendence. The Keynote is Dr. Eosanco's Cjuh and Lung Syrup, the Lest Couh Syrup in the world. "C ires C jughs, Colds, Pains in the Chest, Bronchitis and Primary Cunsumption. O.ie dot;o gives relief in every case. . Take no ot'ier. Samples fiec. Pxl Mi'ijd eta. Sold by S. and 1 OU. Hamilton. NEW 'THIS .WEEK. NOTICE. All persons -knowins themselves in- Stearns fc Co., are requested to come fonvai.d and KCttle at once. : ClIEXOWETH, STEARNS & Co. Oakland, Ogn .," Oct. 10th, 1885. Strayed $10 Reward.' Strayed From Walter Cloake's Ranch on the 28th of August, 1885, one Merino liuct. Any one information whereby the animal can bo recovered will receive the above reward. Walter Cloake. J P. 3 S K (U o 0 c (D CO o t - fe re i n 0 8 H H W a o a flMUNimromANHOYAffCE fititde nl.r of lho finest and bestqnal ity of Olass for withstanding beat. Every good thing is Counter feited, and consumers are CAU TIONED against IMITATIONS of these Chimneys made of VERY POOR GLASS. See that the exact label is on each chimney as above, The Pearl Top is always clear and bright Glass. Manufactured CXXY by GEO. A. r.1ACQETIiaCO. Pittsburgh Lead Glass Works. POR SALE BY DEALERS. STANDARD FOWLS. Plymouth Rock, Wyandotte, Brown Leghorns. Having been engnged in the business of breeding thoroughbred fowla fur the i ast eight years, 1 am able to furnish as fine specimens of th above named breeds as can be had either on this coast ot in the East. Plymouth Rocks, niiigrlo bird, $3,00 to $r.oo: j'airs, id to sis; trios S to 12. Wyandottes, tingle bird, $5; pairs, $10; trios Brown Leghorns, single birds, 93 to pairs' $li to 7; tr;o!j, j to 10. EGGS IN SEASON First and special premiums awarded my fowls at the Ust State Fair, and wherever else exhibited. My strains of the above varieties of fowls are known in most parts of Oregon and Washington, Idaho, Cal. and British Columbia. No one" who want fine bird, and knows what good stock is, will object to the prices stated, which are much less than at the East. Parties will please state just what they want, and can't furnibb it I will tell them eo. CASH must accompany all orders. Send stamp for ll lustra ted catalogue. Don't wait till spring be fore ordering. J- M. J AKHISON, - . FOREST GROVE, OK EG ON. N. B. Well, Fargo & Co.'s express make a speeia reduction of 20 per cent in favor tf all my customers BAscii tea sam; A good sheep and grain laueb five miles from the R. ,R. depot and P. O. Price 85,000. About 800 acis deed ed land, good outlet, for fmtber par ticulars call on, or address J. C Ftill erton, Roseburg or Tlics. McGce -Myrtle Creek. SUBSCRICEr,K!.EI EVIEW and V4 jjfv. -J If lv O JN 1 Y Ac M paL03t3ath,I88i j Mr - MISCELLANEOUS. DlliASCOUiWFBAI HUMPHREY & FLINT, Roseburg - - - Oregon- TRANSACT A GENERAL BAJTKIHG BUSINESS Sight Drafts Drawn cn Portland, Sau Francisco, iS'ew York and other points. Bills of exchange on the principal cities of Europe. Deposits re ceived subject to check. Collections made on all accessablepoints at reasonable rates. Ageo&Hanan. Hew Butcher Shop We keep all kinds of FRESH and PICKLED meats. STISFACTI0N ASSURED. Bid's of all hinds bought- TIIE OLD RELIABLE Established in 1867. DEALER IX JLiU1lIci Sash, Doors nnd Xoiildiiis OF THE VEUY BEST MATERIAL. ZOME AND GET TERMS EEFOliE PURCIIS- j ing claewhere. Office near Depot, Roseburg Agent for J. J. Whitsett's Lumber. CLARKE & BAKER, Props. Having purchabed the sbove named mills of E Stephens & Co., we are now prcpaj.ed to furnish any am jun.t of the beit quality of ever offered to the public in Douglas County, will furnish at the mill at the following prices; No 1 routfh lumber $12 No, 1 flooring, 6 in i $24 So. 1 flooring, 4 in.-h SJS So. 1 fiuibhing lumber ....,$-20 So. 1 finishing lumber dressed on 2 sides 24 So. 1 finishing luiibcr dressed on 4 fides" 2(5 -' CL VSKE k BAKER. Vie ll M M K M n -J Twelve miles from Rosebud, on the CoOii Bav -VWon Ho;id. SIM Any amount of Lumber Sugar Pine, Cedar, Yellow Fir, Flooring, liustic, Mouldings, etc. i WE WILL NOT BE -UNDERSOLD. We hare apiHjintcd A. J. BELLOWS and HENRY GATES agents for Roseburg-, who will have lumber always on hand. Will deliver to any part of the city from the Mill at reasonable rates. PUICES AT MILL; Rough Lumber t 9 00 per M Flooring . 13 00 per M Rustic 18 00 per JJ H. PARRY, Mi rch iut Tailor. First right-hand room, up stairs, over AI arks' Store. Repairs and Alterations neatly done. MS. S. A.' HUTCHINSON,' MILLINERY STORES Oulcaiud, Orej ;on, LADIES WILL P.KD Mf STiX'K LARGE ANU Complete. Prices moderate. ci'i-ru H. Mrs. S. A. Huxcmssos. L. BELFIL8, Watch maker. HAVING HAD 23 YEARS EXPERIENCE AS Watchmaker in Oreyon, I feel confident ol giving satisfaction in all work entrusted to roe 1 have the County patent rivrhtfoi sale of Concrete Cement Pipe for conveying water to any place de sired. L. Uklfils. T JASKULEK, v , Traciicul Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician. ALL WORK WARRANTED. Deale in Watches, Clock?, Jewelry, Spectacles and Eyeglasses. A FULL LINE OF CIUARS, TOBACCO & FANCY GOODS. 11 HE ONLY RELI VHLE OITOMER IN TOWN . fur the jrnicr adjustment of Spetacle3. Depot of the Genuine Brazilian 1'ebble Spectacles and Eye Slasseg. Office in Hamilton's Brick Block. ERUTB TS F AXUABLE TO ALLt Will be mailed rnrg?--to all aDDlicants T ft E.E.'J and to customers oflast year without ilH D. M. FERRY& CO.DlaKIT MUEBEB PiVR ! 1,1 JJ oraeringit. It contains illustrations, prices, description! and directions for planting all veeetable and Flower SEEDS. liL'rftis. pt NEW THIS WEEK. ; rfIAI.Ii FOX MABiLS OA 13 BE EEM0VED. Lmoisr & co. London, rcrfumcra to n. II. the Queen, have inven: ted, acrt patented the wovld-renowmd which removes Small Pox Marks,; of however long stdu-Jins'. The application is tin.iiJe and harmless' causes ho iui-onvcnSeiicc, aid cc.uUius nothing in- urious. rr:oe$2.CU. ! SUPEEFLUOUS HAIS. ! Leon & o "s "DEPILATORY" Bempres Superfloaua Hair in a few minutes, without pain or unpleasant sensation never to grow again. Simple and harmless. Full directions. Sent by mail. Price $1. i GEO. W. SHAW, I GENERAL AGENT, 1 219 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. Mention this Paper. . . . ! DON'T FORGET THE S5aisy Plato a!Jcry i Now located cne door North of the Plain- dealer office, where you can get San Francisco work at less than San r rancisco price. j Now is your thne to purchase for we '; will not be with you long. : We also do enlanrintr from any old 'and faded picture of any kind, and make you a Beautiful 1'a.slal Portrait that will last always. Can ana examine ovr worn oeiore going elsewhere. ..liLLLK & WAKU, rhotograghers.; j New Route!.' i -. ., .. , .... . . - GOIIVALLIS, j ' YAQUINA, SAN FUANCISCO! ! Oregon Filciiiii Kailroud. s fiAFTER SEPTEMBER 14th, 18S5. JgJ TRAINS Lyare CORVALU TUESDAY, TUJK:j i IAY, SATUMUaY, 10 a. m. Loavo YAQUIXA.MOKDAY, WEDNESDAY ESI 1)Y, a A. 11. This Ciisnpany is now j.-cpur: ! to transport all lrci:a ami l assenm-rf, oner,nx -t tLa t ra4 ci'tr .a.nic on this coast. KATES: ; Corvallis to San Francisco i i j By Tra'n and Al SS. Yaquina. CASIN, i!4 30 STEESACE, $7 03 ! GRAIN, 53 PES TON. tlx Aecommodatious Unsurpassed Et ! Capaeity of Steamsldn. Cabin rasseners, CO; steerage, (JO; freight, l,&00 Tons, i : ( Uivcr Steamers will hereafter connect with trains at Corvalli,-). Other occau steaiuen will be added us required. For further information ap)ly to j 0. CV HoGUE, Z. J. Hatch, 1 A. O. P. & K. Ae.io, Pjwifl : D oek j .' Corva'.Iia. Purtland, S HH TP, f gOwned by Jos. Carlon, the noted Horseman. jTliis Famous ITorfe is 16 hands hish, weighs over 1,400 lbs., is of Ma hogony Hay Color. Six yeai-s old. Per fect in Form, Limb and Lody. jISffi2 was sired at Saieni by the noted imported Gleneld, winner at the Centennial 187G, and imported into the United Stares by Jas- Burrows, purchased in 1876 by Major Bruce, and by him brought to Oregon. Glexeld was sired by the great Scotch prize winner, Johnny Coj-p, that won more prszes than any other Iorse in his day. His dam was by the justly renowned, Glenald. CLYDE'S dam is the noted Henry and Hamiltonian, brought from "Illi nois to Oregon in 18G8, and purchased by Jesse Cornelius. The attention of all Farmers nnd Horsemen is called to the ubove partic ulars, and thi-y are asked to call and see this beautiful hr.rse and get terms. Good pasturage furnished at reason able rates. Every possii le care will be taken to prevent accidents or escapes, but no responsibility assumed. For further particulars see or address J. W. CARLO N, Roseburg, Oregon, who also keeps the best Livery Stable in south ern Oregon. The BUYERS' GUIDES it Issued March and BepU, eacfe year. J9f 316 page 8xll Indies, with over 3, BOO illustration a whole Picture Gallery. GIVES Wholesale Prleea direct to consumers on all goods for personal or family use. Tells how to order, and gives exact cost ot every thing yon use, eat drink, wear, or have fun with. These IXVAJAJAXXA3 BOOKS contain Information gleaned from the markets of the world. Wo will mall a copy FREE to any ad dress upon receipt of 10 ets. to defray expense of mailing. Let us hear from you. ) Respectfully, t MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 827 de 29 Wahash Avenue, Chicago, VI, lanl Corners. THE FOLLOWING LAW WAS PASSED BY THE late Legislature: To; establish ail corners of Government surveys, whero the witness trtei have been cut, or have fallen 'own, and wliere there remains the stumD on which the Ltaring: marks or blazes can (.till be seen, or where oilier evidences cl the Goremment - corners may or can be found, whereby the said corne-s es tablishod by Government surveys tan be positively located by any o such tr other deaiyiny evidences, said conicror corners to be reestablished "in the man ner prescribed in thisSection forctabhehiiigcorucrs, aud wliall keep a sepcrate record of the tunic in book; called Bearing Trees rt U S. Suntjs, and givinf the data, and names of persons present, and turn fri:ci ro'-.ord over to hi successor. When so re estabhshed. ?hey shall ha recognized Jhereafter at the Ieto'.U add perio.-itu-nt con.ei or eonflrs. j WM.-TIIIEL, County Surveyor. FOUSALE. PROPERTY FRONTING ON THREE PRINCIPLE v Streets, size 90x130 feet, which will g-lve FOUK buildmjr lots 32xS.O feet. Good busitiess honse and also good dwell iny, veil furnished, fine well, wind runipi also wood s-hed and other out buildings, tab all well fenced. For particulars enquire at Kkview 'nice i mm iMlosi. 7 ir ins mm V V J 'J EDUCATIONAL. School Year begins Monday, September 7, 1885. muv rrTTT?cn? ni? STITHV TS TIKSTONED TO MEET THE WANTS OT? ANY who may attend. Many noble and brilliant minds glow with a desire for knowledge but circumstances preclude their attending remote or more expensive institutions; tunong such are frequently found the brightest and most promising in school. Hence the course of study is made almost as tun as tnac oi many ot our uouages, while the character of inatructruction i3 inferior to none. - : . .. Tuition per Session Primary 4 00 Firstgrade Junior class.. ......... 5 00 Second grade Junior class... 6 00 Music. Twenty-four Lessons, .... ... . Use of Instrument. . Drawing and Painting SEND FOR CATALOGUE. iillamelfe 30 PROFESSORS DEPARTMENTS OF LITERATURE, LAW, .MEDICINE, MUSIC AND ART. Elocution a specialty Board ami home lor ladies in th 3 Women's CoUce, $3 50 yer week. JNlrs. W. b. llarnugtou, Dean. Gentlemeu board in clubs for 2 50 to to 51 50 per week. The best mora) government is maintained. Tuition Lalf ; price to children of siU ters and those preparing for the ministry. : First Term begins September 7th, 1885- Law Department opens September 16th, MrdiciJ Depaitment opens in Portland December 2d, 1685. Dr.E. P. Fraser, Dean. Send for Catalogue and information tc Thos Van Scoy, President, Salem. Or. IDKLllSr, raduates Receive State educational Biploxns i'OR PAKTICULKS, ADDRESS 1IENIIY MISCELLANEOUS. ANNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC THAT HE.1S NOW PREPARED . ; TO FURNISH - EVERYTIIIISG II HlJ?7 JL.VNE Having lately fitted up x new STEAM SAW HILL on Soutb Deer crelc, is laepared to furnish lumber of all kinds pn short notice at - . Hard Time Prices. I;uu lumbar and fencing furnished- on short netieej ' ! " J. J. VU'JHIT. John or Robert Booth will f -.. - not be undersold in! Lumber. . . They have the best. THE E6EBUNE GRIST 53 CHULTZ THE BEST OFFLOUU AND FEED OF ALL KINDS AT THE LOWEST RATES I Roseburg, SHEHDAN Tie uld Eiuouneo thai the h?e juit receired ai mV hv hand ou f the largfat stocks of Ever Brought to Douglas, Stoves of all Patterns and Heady-made Tinvrsi? They are prepared to declare they have t,e best supply in their line ofany heos im Southern Oregon, which they propose selling Cheaper than can be Purchased elMwhr In the shape of BUILDING MATERIALS, in the way,of Locks, Butts etc! offer superior inducements to purchasers. Tryua. ' ' We can give yoa bargains in the following brands of STOVES not equaled elswa BUCK'S BONANZA, FARMER'S UTILITY, DEXTER, PACIFIC, WIDK WSST CLARENDON, OCCIDENT, IRON. KING, KHPJB9 And other Sioves and Ranges.: The best of workmen are constantly employed in the manufacture of oarTINWl and bay era should learn our prices. j . We have also bargains to offer in GUNS, such as Winchester, Sharp d & Riflee, as well as Shotguns and Pistols. We are also Agents for the White, Peering and New Home SEWINCl MACDIKX which we sell at the lowest rates and warrant as complete in every respect We can also supply 3 AvoriU and Rubber Pdintis. The best ia the marfcet, at lowest rates. Give us a call, inspect our stocki ifieulre as td ocr prices, and we prom to stityou any one cod. , of Twelve Weeks: First grade Middle class 7 00 Secoud grade Middle class 8 00 beuior class.. 9 00 .112 co t 2 50 .V.V.V.".V:V.V.V.VV."bb to 12 00 GEORGE T. RUSSELL, Principal. v a. . isiuy.vaf.WiMhfcwg.-ief fmversily. z INSTRUCTORS. . - $3 per week. Jilanr board themselves for II mi SCHOOL! OKEG ON. i - L. BKNSON, President., DUAIN, Or. uILL! BROS., Props- I FARMERS AND OTHERS' CAN HAVE j FLOUR FROM THEIR OWN GRAIN 1 Oregon, and, when added t tbeir THERS.