NOTIC E !
NOTICE I!
The road cuiumissiunc-r of Del
E. A. ESTES,
GRANT'S PASS, OREGON.
Norte
county,
Cal.,
Mr.
John
N.
V
T-T
It now turns out to be a fact that
» HOST *1 RELT. Jr a:» I'a«*, Ora««»
THOSE DESIRING TU SETTLE IN
McVay, has served a notice on J.
ifitUi Pijer ci luipàîE Coiti. Ortica. ex-district attorney T. B. Kent, has
— neat (R ♦* —
Wimer & Sons notifj ing them that
This Hotel has been thoroughly
actually undertaken to prevent W
JULY 23, 1886. M. Colvig from taking his seat as their loll gate at Rockland has been
FRIDAY.
renovated and
ordered open and the road declared
well to consult the undersigned at
Will
do
Resisterei al the Puntolftce in Grant's the newly aud duly elected district
R efurnished T hroughout
free to the traveling public. Mr.
Paw. On?., h * Second-Cleat Matter.
attorney for the First judicial dis
FOINT,
Jackson
County.
GROCE KIES,
CENTRAL
McVay is a member of the county
trict. The Salem Statesman props
THE TRAVELING PUBLIC WILL FIM»
CORRESPONDENCE
board of that county. Strange a . TOBACCO,
IN’ THR CENTRAL PART OF THE
up Mr. Kent's long cars in this case
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS.
CIGARS,
it may seem it is nevertheless true
liopptc* Rivur Vnlley, on the O <S: C’ Railroad.
We lutite corro«poriderir» from all see- as follows:
CANDIES.
t'ioa on subject» of local and other In-
that
this
board
has
opposed
this
The Shipping Point for the principal portion of the grain producing
"T. B K»nt woa alcctod on the I* rno-
taraata.
(o)—.
NUTS, ETC.,
cratic ticket in 1**4 h.r prosecuting attor wagon road ever since it was built
part of the County.
With each letter the namo and addre*« ney of the First judicial diatrict. In 1**6,
of tb« «radar la required, especially if in June. Wm. .11 Colvig w^a elwted to and have by lav ish appropriation*
Highest Cash prfc* paid fc*
Address or cafi on C. MAGRUDER, Central Point, Oregon.
Mot for publication.
•ticceed Mr Kent in thi»office. Mr Col- of the people’s money built a sus
vig wa* ai»o elected on the 1'ennxratic
Country
Produce,
Hides,
Furs,
pension bridge and a large amount
Is Connected With Tnis House.
LDiTORIAL NOTES AND NEWS. ticket. It seem* th.it Mr Colvig did not
GO TO THE SUPPLY STORE.
qualify on the fir-t Monday in July, which of grade for a wagon road in oppo
Etc . Etc,
i* the ‘ir«t day upon whiin he can do thi*
THE BAR IB BtTPIIED WITH THE
Gen Row crin* 1* «poken of a, a candi- after hi« election, according to law. But sition to this one, which after it Give me a call and be Convinced.
date for th* Vice Preuideney in 18M.
evidently .Mr. Kent think* till* ia theonly was done connected only with a
(16U
Finest Wines, Liquors & Cigars,
lay, for he baa gone to th« expenae o.
By
The rewaid for the » it st of W W. telegraphing to the Secretary of State, rough mountain pack trail.
General Mining Supplies Etc,. Etc.,
While the Reading Tab!« is
Dissolution Notice.
¡blunder* ha» been incivaied to »1500.
giving th* awful new« in tlie meaaage that, these appropriations this board i
inasmuch as Win. M. Colvig failed to threw most of the pack trains and
CHARLES DECKER, Prop’r.
Gen. Izigin «ay, he isn’t » candidate qualify on th* day aioroeaid^tie claim«
The co-partnersh'.p b-retofiire exiting
SUPPLIED WITH THE LATEST
♦or a pl»cn in the Prenidentlal ticket ot ami will hold the offe e ol proeecuting at- saddle hot se travel off the wagon b -tween the under-.gned is tliis dav dia
BRANDS
OF
WINES,
JJQUOM
AND
CIGARS
KEPT
IN
STOCK.
BEST
NEWSPAPERS.
torney of the Fret judicial di«trii t, and he road, rendering it an unprofitable! solved by mutual consent.
18M.
WM A. MA SME
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doe* thereby, on tho wing» of the light
AJ.-OS EVERY
Hpcon Butler i* prepairing to enter the ning, a» it were, run in to proteat agamat i investment.
(¡rant’s Pass. Or , July Sth, 18*«). [4t
DECKER BOARDINC HOUSE!
field fin Congreiwuian from Manaacbu- the Secretary of State'« iseuing to said
They
then
are
in
a
great
measure
A POOL TABLE MAY ALSO BE
I Colvig hi» certificate at ehu-tion Hut the
KEPT
IN
FIRST-CLASS
STYLE, AND THE TRAVELING PUBLIC WILL
•e(t*.
Treasurer’» Notice.
Secretary ot stale i««ue l the »aid certifi responsible for the condition of the
Ml I T WITH EVERY KINDNESS AND ATTENTION.
FOUND HERE.
Great flood, are prevailing in the »otith cate on the 3d of Julv. sever d dav« ta-fure road, yet they willingly and almost
--------- o-
(>rrKm or C ovxtv Tar 4*.
I
thia
protest
was
put
in,
ami
Mr.
Kent
will
and many farmer* have lout their entire
(¡runt* Paas Or.. July 9th, 1886.)
most likely ceaae to be prueeeuting attor anxiously declare the road oj>en to
Waldo, Oregon.
crop*.
ney of the First Judicial diatrict aa soon as travel free from toll. The prospects
Notice i* hereby given that there are Livery Stable in Connection.
I propose to keep a strictly first-
fun Is in the County Treasury for the r*-
Kan,a* »nd New Hampshire prohihi- Mr. Colvig gets ready to qualify The
law allows Mr Kent to hold the office till are now at least two to one that in dei»ptu>n of tho following county war
* tk niat* have each put full Gate ticket» in his auccesaor ia "elected and qualified.”
class house Give me a call.
proteste I to June 1*. 1**4 : Interest
two more years the road will be so rants,
the field.
but no longer, no matter how much he
on the same wiH ceaae from thia date.
J. B. HUTCH,
proteat* nor how badly ho want« to con washed out that it cannot be trav
Numbers, 1*8, 191, 193, 195, 196, 193,
It 1* exjii’cted that the fruit shipment* tinue to hold it."
199, 2(XI, ‘292, 2’;4, 2''5. 207, 2i'.i, 192, 232,
eled,
and
there
will
be
no
road
in
Oregon
thi* »ca«on from California, will roach
II, 10, 2.:'I. 43, 158, 159. ::i, 54, ,V>, 53, 56, This well-known School will be open for the Fall Tenn on the Grant's Pass,
The law further says, on page and out of Ik-l Norte county. We 60,
«3, (JR, M, 7S, 76, 77. 7*. 7V, #7,62 *9.
1,0» car load,
576 of the code. That a vacancy oc do not pity the board, but we sym 90,94,93,90,97,9», 190, 101, 1 >2, l'G,
Tlj, late **• i* estimated to have co*t
112, 113.
cur* in any office upouthe "refusal pathize with the good people of| 104,105,106,92,93, J. 110. W. 111.
How »RD,
the government ♦0,189,929,90# by Gen
or neglect of the incumbent to take Del Norte and Curry counties.
15-4t.
Treasurer.
Six mil«« South of Grant 's I’aaa, JoaaphiiM»
eral IloMucran».
W ith a F ull C orps of C ompetent T eachers .
County, Oregon.
the oath within the time.prescribed
Mr.
Gasquet
a*
one
member
of
Tho T'reaident ha* approved the act U>
S. A. GREENE & SON,
by
law."
On
page
691,
it
says:
reduce tbe fee* on domestic money order»
the board will be excused from the Main St., - - - Grant's Pass, Or.
A. H. CARSON, Prop'r.
Ratea of Tuition for Non-resident Pupils :
"The term of office of a District At intention of these remarks, as much
in auiua not exceeding |6.
(One door west of tho C ockier office)
OF
T welve
W erks .
PRIMARY—$300
P er
T ürm
The President ha* nominated 8. Davi* torney shall commence on the 1st : of his property and interests lie up 1
» »
» >
—30,000 TREES—
Pago In lie a**i»tant treasurer ot the Munday of Jnly, next following the on the trail Ijenefitted by these ap GUNSMITHS. GRAMMAR SCHOOL—$5.00 ”
I »
> »
» »
election of such Attorney, and be propriation; therefore it was per-
ACADEMIC—$8.00 ”
—In stock, consisting of-—
United State* at Philadelphia,
— Dealers iu —
The Grant'* Pa«« Corum iaourlateat fore entering upon such office the , fectly legitimate for him to procure
Apple, Pear, Peach,
exchange, ami come, well filled with g x»l jrerson elected thereto must qualify
aid to his road if he could, but the Guns, Revolvers, Pistols and An Extensive High-Grade Course of Study.
Plum. Prune, Apricot,
reading matter —[Oregon Reglrter.
therefor. /<</ filing u/ith the Secretary balance of the board should have
A M UNITI O N
Nectarine, Almond, Etc.
Orc factory in New Jersey keep« two of State, his certificate of election,
For Particulars, Address
known that these acts would destroy FlsMíí-Tíclrle. Cutlery. Fire-Worts, 4c., it.
1
hiniJied men in »lead) «luplovnient the with an oath of office endorsed there
—Also th« Celebrated—
the only road which was built, and
yaar round making Roman candle*.
HENRY L. BENSON, A. M., Principal.
on, and subscrilred by him."
that they would have to take chances REPAIRING, A SPECIALTY
Kelso”
Japan
l’luni!
Tho British impirt* of Juno decreaaed
Mr. Kent's haste in this instance on getting a lietter one built. The
Tho Great
im compare.1 with that month of last year
tnf~ AU work guaranteed "u*
clearly shows the sad mistake he chances are, they won t get it.
—AU trees Warranted—
XltO.OOO, and tbeexport*increaaeil £*20 •
(Utf
1
thinks
the
jieople
made
by
failing
to
000.
TRUE TO NAME.
I
E. MARTIN Al CO,
Cantra! Point Letter.
place him in the office in the start.
The Texiui wool crop i* reported a* be
And
Natural
Curiosities
of
Josephine
County,
And
grown on natural fruit land without
Thi* would have saved him the
Col. Burns oceupie* tbe proud distinct- :
ing 1&,(M*I,UU() pound* abort of an average
irrigation, and free from all insect pest*
July 15-
ion
of
representing
the
oldest
and
most
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and diseases, such as California trees are
for thi* year. Th>- average clip i* 10,000,- painful task of placing himself at
E d . C ourier
I herewith send reliable house in the trade in the United ,
subject to.
* the head of the Democratic party in you Byliee's letter for publication, Stale«, and he again greet* hi* many
♦KO pound*.
HARKNESS & BURCH.
friend,, reminding them that the seaiton :
Tho«e who contemplate tree plaining
At Ixi* Angele* the committee on "<il>- the attempt to usurp one 0! its that the public may know why we of " jieace on earth and good will toward i
will do well to get my price list before
Fcriptinn* for the entertainment of the prominent offices. The people of have to change our appointment for men " i, rapidly approaching, when pros
Grand Army visitor» r»>»ed »2,070 in the First judicial district elected of our contemplated meeting from the 1 perity and generosity go bund in band, I Fine Scenery and Magnificent Discoveries I ’ I / R C H A SIN G
ELSEWHERE.
north to the south side of Rogue ami the whole civilized worl-1 seeks for
about three hour*
—
ficers at the late election in whom river to the old meeting ground, to those tributes »nd mementoe* which
PoHt-office—Murpl.y, Josephine county,
aerie to bind » I o - m - i the ftii-mi» of lievting
The owners of these Wonderful ('lives lime completed a trail »0 th it parties ro -
Th. American League I mu *»nt »S5,000 they have the most implicit confi commence Friday, July 30th.
Mr. vears After the lull come* the etonn,
Oregon.
to Parnell to pay the campaign ex|>eti»e« dence, and they do not want their llybcc told 111c last Friday that we the Reason o( depression ¡«rapidly passing i.-ig ft'im (¡rant's Fas* can reach them be truveline 28 mile«—all but eight mile« be
Railroad Station—Grant ■ Pans.
ing travel- (I by wagou and team. Tbe route pus«««
Thi, make* 11,000 for every Irishman who
13 U.
A. H. CARSOX.
The sign, of th,'times indicate a
choice tamjiered with We of Jose could select any suitable ¡»lace in awav.
better and more active future, and in an- BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN LAKES AND OTHER FINE SCENERY
voted for home rule
the
pasture
to
hold
our
meeting,
phine think there has been enough
i a nui of an inercaeed demand (or fine
The Rogue River Distillery,
which we did that day, but yester tu
InUinit'ilit tho urea under crop this
whi-kies. he will give |>er*onal attention ALL KINDS OF LARGE AND SMALL GAME AND TROUT.
of
thi«
tainjwring
with
the
people's
day
lus
letter
came
to
hand,
notify-
,
to the bc-l of European and Eastern
•saaon 1« placed at <¡29,52.5 acre« a* com
JACKSONVILLE, OR.
—GOOD PASTURE FOR HORSES—
pared with 5*7,*19 in tho prve< < ling »ea- will in the recent past to do the ing us not to have the meeting there; i liquor«. He now offers t<> patrons the ad
vantage of selecting from these fine
therefore the change.
country foi any number < f years.
auri and -111.1115 in IMi.
wliir.kii-, which lie guarantee, will not
M l’F.TKRSON'.
Propr.
bo excelled on the coast. The firm tie The Water from the»» Cave« i* Excellent on Account of It* Medical Propertie*. JOHN A HANLEY
It 1* repor'ed that tho wheat crop of
THÍ WAGON ROAD.
[Mr. Byl>ee states in his letter to represent« lias in stock .1. I Cutter, Ex
California thi* year will lie the largest
ADMISSION
TO
CAVES,
...
.
$1.00.
tra. Old i’.o'irl .n and Argonaut whiskies
The "Del Nort Record" of the Mr. Peterson that he has stock in from I .Martin A Co.’s distillery, Ky.
ever produced in that state Over70 mil
lion* btndi.d, w ill
harvested, giving a 17th, commenting on a former item the pasture and thinks the gate Put up in half and whole bbls.; alsoeaa. *
Caton A Garrett, («neral Agent*.
of ('titter, etc. Order« addressed to John
surplus of over CO million« for ex|«>rt.
I of ours concerning the tl.uly mail would l>e left oj« n and the stock I Burna, commercial agent for E Mar
Kiutu-y
A Welters, Agei.ts, Medford.
Forty two Jntuineae arrived in S»n from here to Crescent City over the get out. so lie hopes "they wi ill find tin A Co , 40* Frtmt str. et, San Iran-
— MANUFACTURERS OF-
Francisco on the 19th. Thi* i* the larg- mountain toll road, has this to say: some other ¡»lace to hold the meet cisco, will receive the name careful at
tention as though the order was given
•<*t numtier (hut ever arrived there at one
him. Dr
im .
•'Utiles» the wragpn road from Waldo to ing.’
Lumber, Doors, Windows,
THE COE Rl ER.
KENT V*. COLVIG
Towns of Southern
Tropical Fruits, Saple anil Fancy
Oregon
THE LUE Oil SIIMI
For Dry--goods and Groceries,
GRANTS PASS ACADEMY
First Monday in September, 1886,
IJ XI ESTON E C AV KS
SUGAR PINE DOOR & LUMBER CO
time All were die««< I in the latest
American stylo, and came for the (Mirpose
rd »tudying, and desire to ticcouie Ameri-
raaisod.
Tli» Proaident on the 15th madetl e fol
lowing *|>|>olntmeiit»
Wm Selkirk ol
Flaeerville, Cal . Register ol the Land
(Ifficc at Sacramento. I*ouglas W Tai I n
of Portland, Survcvor General of Oregon,
and lain 1, William, ol Missouri, Coinmi*-
aiom r ol Alaska, at Juneau City .
A call has b.*»n Dxued for the following
deai-iilwd 3 |>cr cent*, is,tie of 1**2 |fk),
original rmmt«r 133 to original niiinl**r
135, both inclusiie, »100, 1780 to 1*12
»500. 7*7 tn #24 , »1000, 5.(24 to .51*12, and
25,737 to t»,747, |10 WO, 13,012 Io 12 •.»•>
total, H,000,000. Tho call nuturvi on
¡♦eptember 1.
¡suit ha, lieen commenced in the I’. «
I Hair ict Court by Attorney L L Mi Ai
thur against II C. Bryant, to recover
|10,V2A. The (-(>m|ilaiiit allege« that Bry
ant cu< timber to th» value ol the above
named mini on government land near
Yoncalla, Ikniglas county The govern
ment is making It very warm lor trespass
era <*1 the puldic domain
The River an I llarl«>r bill pa*x*d ths
**papi on the 16th. The amount for <*re-
K<'RU1 the bill as it came from tlte House
waa tfio'i.OOO, the Oregon senator« had
|l«5.(Mu sd< Iv l if) the Senate ruininittc»'
Tha 2a
urnt. rv(hiclh»n Icavra Oregon
V'77 5<M), w arts a* miKh a* <»riginallv al-
ViWvJ bv t!u' lluuitf
Ik »th IkUph and
Mtf-'htU Hv'»’ <qq»t>*M 1 tu Fl aling the bill
On £aturi!.t0 night I ha 19th w »cr.i! tug*»
coming tip t x t Jpe Hatten I mtn the mvm
weru «triuk
> U*l*l wave oi quite a *e
\rre cUaractrtr Tha tea ran ro high that
•tf*4n***r* wtre Lik. ’4 at timen, and the
fotnmotion bwH4 *»>»•#<• thirty minute*
sifter the
.% had »«Um hxl it n u# lountl
Chat the "»ca wm «-'ovHre»i with «lead v<«d-
0<h, ffittnnfi and hob hut The cailm in
i to h ive hreu 4
tiniit' crup
tion.
e
It !• I* l;ev
that dna! adymrnmeti*. *f
C^ngr'** auiv't I* hlaied after the pad
age of the •P|»ct‘pridiv»n I m 'U The po*i-
Ctnua
tlxwm not yet *rM t«j the Piro
♦lent art as follow*: General deti••¿envy
lull haa re»« hed the bvnate CuunniUet*
»nd will ptohthly l*e rep rte-j Tueaiiay.
’Hm Sundry <Ttil hit! L« a
reporhNl
f ■» the Senate and it la r
,nr
fkat body. The Naval. Htwr and liar-
lor. Legula'ne niili a» in t‘on»# n'fAot
Al this atigt of the pn\jocdir»g*. the luat
named bo* l<evti the aulqwH nt two con-
ord all hut two nr throe pointe
cf d:(fvre’ice have iiecn adjuMed
fw the C« v > twf
Smith River is put in *0111* nort of repair,
H will tie impossible to make time when
the rainy a.'gson wts in. It la now out of
. tint question to travel it with wagons un
les, you go nt a aiiail's pace, the water ot
last winter having ent gullies in un i
aero«« the road, leaving rock, and bowld
era to Imuneu over, endangering the lives
of passenger*, horses and driver Unless
this road is put in some sort of repair it is
nothing more than ’mint beexpe.ied lh.it
another road will In* built, which will be
kept in luaeiblo condition Tho owner*
ot tlun road have ls*vii to a great outlay in
giskl Lard (i'll in building it, and have
realixe I but a small sum 111 i>avmeut
therefor It lias proven a bad mvrst-
iiient, hut they can hardly ex)«s t toll from
tho«» p.is-ing over it unless it 11 in a |>us»-
The Elk Horn Mining Cotnpanv,
of Montana, has paid 24 dividends
in the past two years
The receipts from the North Star
mine, of Grass Valiev, tor the fiscal
year ending April 50th, were it.’9,-
996, and the disbursements *115,-
220.
The Anaconda Mining Company,
of Montana gives employment di
rcctly and indirectly to about 2oou
men. and the pay-roll is ,il»otit Jioo,-
(.« jo pci month.
Mining assessments delinquent in
July aggregate Si,t t..pxi Of this.
<.’.«5 000 is <lue from Nevada tniues,
fl 14.500 from California, »30,000
from Arizona, and f t.000 from New
Mexico.
ible condition "
You must know by this time
brother Eldridge, that unless the
people 011 both ends of this road
give it their unit rd support, tt.s own
ers will not lie justified in going on
and finishing it and keeping l in
repair. The stage company so far.
Wanted.
are undecided and decline making Five rntU'M each day at Evento 1*1»u-
tograph gallery.
(«3
anv contract with regard to the re
For Rent.
pairing ot the road, and as its own
ets have already suffered from so The City IUkerv. located in Grant**
P<* r . itiiff nmt t»n vert i».u«y term*, l or
much opposition to the road, they further parii< uiar*. call at thia otikv
1
have not sufficient confiden ice to go ;
ahead We know this to lie the
Administrator'» Notice.
case, so that at present the outlook 'N tb ' 'uatter <>1 Ih, I-tate <>( ! INI l \
lot keeping up the wagon road is, 8 ~M 1 I' .1. ,.(*. J
MtTIt E IS I1EREBY GIVI S. Tlial
exttcmelv slim
A friend of outs claims to haw
found cn>w, (eaten oil account of an
election Istl, "quite as palatable a*
grouse " Perhaps so Still the
general impression tn reference to
that particular kind of diet was ex
ptessed by the veteran observer who
remarked that lie "never knew the
same man to hanker lot some more
crow two time*
[Itemixer.
That's nothing. Two cranks of
this metropolitan city bet on the
election as follows One bet that
one half of the candidates running
for office would le defeated, the
othet liciting to the contrary.
1 ivetitv cents worth of cigars have
already been sqtnndered and the
bet is not scttievl cither
Jerae Apnlegate. the old pioneet
of kivuciila Valle* iVntglita county
ha., b«vn sent to th< oavlum We
auppi.M* that mental trouble over
the absconding and etubet/b nient
of Samuel E Muy, fotmet Mate
treasurer whose bonds Mr, Apple
p.ite «fgwd, h*« wrecked bis mind
PIRE. Dilli ETER ITER
I’a*’
Mining Not*!.
111» iindersigned li,» l«s*n <lnly *p|«iint»J
hv th« Conni* Co ir» of Joarphine (Siuntv,
Orogvm. «itting a« * l’rolstte Cw”. .Vi
llini »’rat. r *t III» »state <>i mi -I Hniey s.
•ics* 1 ,|<- aae.l willi thè will Milleusi.
All |wr»i 11, iii .I«->>...<1 tu «ani »«late are
r»qii>'*<tisl to cali and «etti» thè Mine with-
out delav ami tbo'xi having elann«
agaiiMl «ai 1 eeta’e will prv««nt th» unir
Li in*-, duly vvritied. *t Grani', i'aas.
Joavphme oiinty, Oregon, withìn nix
monili* from thè fu ut purilication of thi*
notie».
¡1.1 I Ol II EI.AXAG \\,
kdmmi«tr.«l.V ol «*id oetate. withth»
w ili ann srd
l’a'isl Jiilv ■.' < Issò
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PRICES TO SUIT.
The Latest Improved Machinery,
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
HAS ENABLED THEM TO REDUCE PRICES FIFTY PER
JACKSONVILLE
CENT BELOW AI.L FORMER RATES.
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Thorough and Practical Instruction, near Wilderville, Josephine County
Oregon, Will commence its first session,
u
October 4, 1886, To Continue Six Months.
—IN —
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-------- RATES OF TUITION --------
Cemetery Work a Specialty,
Primarv Branches $5.00 per Quarter.
New Blacksmith Shop,
Intermediate Branches $6.00 per Quarter.
1 EWIS PANKEY. Proprietor.
High Arithmetic, Natural Philosophy. Mediaeval and Modern
( l'imo. r»nr
ALI. ORDERS BY LETTER
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O riuo .« History, Physical Geography, Botany and Returic, $7.00 per Quarter
Algebra. Chemistry, Astronomy, Geology, Moral Philosophy
Promptly Attended To.
Horse-Shoeing a Specialty. Mental Philosophy, Physiology and Hvgine. and Ancient History
I would respectfully intorni the public $7 50 ¡»er Quarter.
that having lately taken charge of the
Geometry, and the Higher Mathematic« Book keeping, Latin aud
H! «i-k-amith Shop at t'cntral I\>int, 1
O regom S t , J acksoxvillb , O of .
the Principles of the German Language $9.00.
would aak a liberal xliaiv of the public
lik«tniinental
and
Vocal
Music
will
be
Taught
on
Reasonable
patronage
!.■«■■ r otn
terms.
the fine stallion
Board
including
Room.
Lights.
„Vc.,
$2.30
per
week
SING LEE
Unfurnished Rooms free to Students boatding themselves
CAPT. SLIGABT
DOSS YUK BKRT
The
School
Room
will
l<
furnished
with
Good
Seat»
Wall
Washing, Ironing and Fluting.
®.lU,e the *•*”»
l*Sf> »• follow* :
Globes and Cubical Blocks ; also
‘
.
JB.
All kind» of plain and fancy work done.
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rlcannc. ttr*
Wa!h-lHWi*»» «»n Gilbert creek
W 1 N G
PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL apparatus
a« the necesities of the Scoool demand tbetn.
None wilt l»c allowed to attend Dances while Students of the
School.
L i: E
rot» ma at»T
lad «(.kk :t* * liberal sliaro of pu'xonsg«
8e>scm<i «•.-»»(. nesr A- s - t U ib bc«i*e
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iu
" ilderville. Monday, Murphy, Tuesday;
Grant • Pi««, W«dn»-«tav »nd Thurwiav,
'•’xton *. Frid«r »nd Saturday of each
week
DESCRIPTION AND TEDlGtiEE:
■£**}. Jr , i* » beautiful m*l
1, hand* high weigh» »lout 1,400
.*.1
n,'-,r’T r*rfvct in hi* pn p<>rtion»,
maintained
■ the nneM «tyle, »nd 111 mn«< ular power
is remMk»b]y developed >»-vi(ie« being ot
Special Inducements Afforded to those Preparing to Teach
a very kind ¿¡«portion
N pain- « expense wfll I* spared to make tbe School equal to any Papt " i.art, Jr . wa* «in d by Cant
Southern Oregon, in point ot
. IlgaH. grar. lrire a line Sir Thoma* imroe,
ho grv»i gTvv. Wire W<VMlward ', Str Thom-
S«; he by IF,■med,'. Ir. »nd he hr hn-
•nrmd fhomede
lr. (t„n
L, .
M r.nin, «^J )» ,1^. wrH.knnwn y/.
Good prsducr taken in part pay
I atronage Solicite«!
2n’nd-iam a noted nu-» .,wB«d by
n New man ■ 4 J.»el htae Cooaty
JOHN H ROBINSON Pnnripal
TTRF? ?♦, tPil'n r*v tw i»;*,*
STRICT
Of Washing and Ironing
r*»
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Mouldings.
DISCIPLINE
WILL BE
Thoroughness and Practical Work.
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