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FAftMKK: SALEM, QJlLGOiN, A 'J GUST 20, I at-7
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Jpcwa cpi;fmcnl.
State and Territory.
rrineillo'fl new BchooMiourio is being
built.
Grain it oxpocteil to bring ono dollar
per buslicl in Prinovilln.
Jackson county's blackberry crop in
immense, and of a superior quality.
Cattlo on tlio ranges nro reported as
looking fine at this eenson of the year,
eays the Grant county Now.
Wheat in tho vicinity of Vinson,
Eastern Oregon, will yield about twenty
bushels to the aero on an average.
Tho Idaho annual confcrcnco of tho
M. E. church will convnno in Baker City,
Oregon, from Soptombcr 21st to tho
25th.
Stops arc being taken toward building
tho contemplated boat which Ir to ply
on Klamath river and Littlo Kl.imath
lake, says tho Star.
Tho Hassalo is beiug repaired at Tho
Dalles. During tho tinio until sho is
W, again ready for tho river trade, tho Har
vest ljucoti win iaKo ncr piacc.
Tho Scout is urging tho establish
ment of woolen mills at Union, and says
thcro is considerable local capital roady
to bo invested in such an enterprise.
Klamath county assessment for 1887,
in as follows : Gross valuo, $1,300,823;
debt, $2-17,121; exemption, $107,883;
taxublo property, $1,011,816, number of
polls, 437.
Abdut sixty flehermon from tho Col
umbia river passed through Itoscburg
last Friday on thoir way to Humo's
fishery on tho Coquillc, whoro they ex
pect to work, snys tho Keviow.
Tho town of John Day, not to bo out
dono by any nation on earth, has a curi
osity in tho ilinpo of a young cat with
eicht Iocs. Tho animal ij pickled in al
cohol, death having claimed him as hie
owner.
A ditch will soon bo built from Roguo
rivor, running through Sam's valley, and
will irrigoto about 100,000 acres of land
that is now of comparatively littlo value,
bocauso of tho general lack of water.
Arlington Times: Wheat crops de
velop very much carlior hero than in
tho country, whilo la this vicinity, soino
machines havo been running a month.
Tho Gold Beach Gazette saya: Lot
tors from parties at Grant's Tass to Hon.
A. 11. Crook show a determination on
tho part of tho citizens of that placo to
mako an ofTort to build a trail down
Koguo rivor to tho county lino. Tho
county court of that county proposes to
appoint a committco to inqniro into tho
practibility and cxponso of such a route.
Curry county should do as much, and
meet them half way.
Many cases of cholera morbus arc re
ported about Dayton.
Kittitas countv oxdccIb to havo n
mrplusago of about 2000 tons of hay for
oxport tins year.
Thcro remains now less than 4000 feel
to bo bored in tho stampodo tunnol. It
is tho intention to complcto it as early
in 1888 as men and machinery can do it
Whatcom paper: A flno stallion,
valued at if 1ZW, belonging to U. N. L.
Davis of tho Skagit, died suddouly whilo
on route from Forndalo to Whatcom last
Monday.
Colfax Commoner: Reports from
different parts of tho country nro to tho
effect that tho lieu landers are in high
glco over tho recent decision of tho
.Secretary of tho interior in regard to
railroad idomnity lands,
lloports from Win. Ilcceor's big grain
.'; fields givo tho yiold as phenomenal,
pays a Walla Walln paper. Bluo stem,
of which he hud a largo acreage nvor-
jr aged fifty bushels to the acre, while his
little club yielded an nvcrago of over
,' forty bushels.
Tho acssment roll of Douglas coun
ty shows a property vnluntion of ?2fl3,
000, an increnso of jJSO.000 ovor last year.
Tho population, according to the last
census, is 81C, an increnso of Ui in two
years; 5-11 are mules and 275 females.
Thcro nro 180 married moil, and only
thirteen females over sixteen years of
ago for tho 253 men who are ainglo but
would liko to change their condition in
this respect.
Iu Owyheo county tho stock ranges
aro now m much better condition than
at this time a year ago, and stockmen
nro hopeful of a good winter.
' At a meeting of the executive- commit-
teo of tho Southern Oregon Pioneer So
ciety, hold at Ashland, President W. C,
Myer and Vice- Presidents Capt. Thomas
bnmu and i uunn appointed tho fol
lowing penons ns a committee of ar
rangements for tho coming reunion:
J. C. Tolman, Jacob Thompson, A. D.
Helman, W. W. Kontnor and B. F.
Myer. Tho committee met at that
place hut Monday to arrange for tho re
union, which wilt take place in Ashland
Septembcr8, 18S7.
It is estimated, says a Grant's Pass
paper, that it will require 300 hands to
harvest the hop crop in this vicinity.
Thin hair thickened, baldness cured,
and gray hair made to return to its
youthful color by tho nse of Hall's Veg
etable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
Tbree Second-Hand Piano for Sale.
Mr. II. Diamond, the musical instru
ment dealer at 208 Commercial street,
Salem, lias on hand and offers at a bar
gain tho above number of good second
hand pianos. Thoy are just the thing
lor any one wlio havo a family to edu
cate in music. He also has a number
jf organ and violins, organetts and
musical fixtures of all kinds. Call and
tea him.
Fair at Spokane rails
Mr. A. I Smith, Secretary of the
WuMii.ijiton an 1 Idaho Fair Associa
tion which convenes at Spokane Falls,
W.T., on September 11, and continues
for fivw days, writes us a porsonnl letter
and sends us tho speed programme as
follows
FmsT Day. RunningNovelty raco;
1 mile dash, f roo for all, ($50 tn winner of
caoliquaitcrmilo); purso JfzUU.
Trotting 3 minuto class, pureo $250.
Second Day. Running Spokane
Derby, 1 milos, frco for all threo year
olds, entrance feo $50, pnrso the en
trance fees with $300 ndded. $300
Trotting for 3 year olds, free for nil,
pnrso $250.
Running COO yard dash, purso $150.
Tmnn Day. Running! mile and re
peat, frco for nil, purso $250.
Trotting 2 :10 class, milo heats, puree
$100.
Running milo dnsh, frco for nil,
horses owned iu Washington or Idaho
territory, provious to August 1st, 1887,
purso $200.
FounTit Day. Running 1 milo and
repoatj frco for all, purso $500.
Pacing mile heats, 3 in 5, free for
all, purso $250.
Fifth Day. Running 2 milo dash,
free for all, purse, $150.
Trotting froo for all, purso $000.
For any other information and pre
mium list address Mr. A. L. Smith, Sec
retary, at Spoknno Falls, W. T.
Even in tho purclmso of tritlcs the
saving to bo made by consulting our
Cntaloguo is surprisingly largo. Hun
dreds of pcoplo buy from it ovory day.
If it pays them will it not pay you?
Tho Catalogue is sent free to any ad
dress, and is n vnlunblo book to havo
whether ono cares to bny or not. Wcin-
stock it Lubin, Dry Goods, Clothing,
Shoes, Hats, Housohold Supplies, etc.,
400410 K St., S.icramenlo, Cnl.
Kerosene Oil.
Why docs oil svink in uso in tho
lamps? With tho best oil that is mndu
you can produce a gas in your house
that will make atmosphere as disagree
able as it is unhealthy. In all lamps
whoro proper and complete combustion
is maintained, thcro Is no porccptiblo
odor from any quality of oil Eold in
tho market. But tho troublo is when
pooplo want to Icavo a houso or room
for a timo and keep n light burning
thoy turn down tho wick. This Is dono
for economy In most instnnccs, but
thcro is not only no economy in it, as I
shall show you, but thcro is also a danger
to Health niul life, rtow, wbon you
light a lamp thcro is at first a timo when
tho flamo will not burn IiIkIi without
smoking, but after tho lamp and chim
ney aro properly heated una a full sup
ply of oil is established through the
capillaries of the wick a strong llamocan
bo maintained. Now, if, with this sup
ply established, wo turn down tho wick,
owing to its decrease of burning surface,
tho supply of oil continues in tho sumo
ratio, what is not consumed in tho flamo
being voiatized into gas, which is car
ried out with tho ordinary products of
combustion into tho air of theroom viti
ating it and' making it very unhealthy
to breathe. Now, here, in my opinion,
is the basis of lamp explosions, and if
tho proper proportion of atmosphorio air
gots into a chimnoy, or is blown into an
explosion is suro to result. In my opin
ion, most of tho explosions of lamps, bo
colled, occur by explosions In tho chim
neys. A lamp should novcr bo turned
down. It can easily bo extinguished
by blowing across tho top of tho chim
noy, and a very littlo practico will show
that this is tho casiost and tho best way.
After blowing out tho wick should bo
turned down insidn tho tubo to prevent
the oil flowing over. A close nttontion
to the methods I havo indicated will, I
am suro, prevent most, if not nil, ncci
donti from explosion from kerosono oil,
and save many lives, as woll as many
thoutnnds of dollars' worth of property
every year. Chicago Nows.
The success of many farmers is as
much duo to their carefulness in saving
odds and ends, and making tho most of
what is often considerod of littlo value,
as from regular crops. Theso by-pro
ducts, having less competition, are often
too most profitable, it pays to bo on tho
lookout for such chances, having of
course, due regard to soil, location and
and genoral adaptability of tho farmer to
attending to littlo ni tutors. This is, af
ter all, tho secret of success in nearly
cery kind of business as well as farm
ing. Doing things by wholesale seems
very fine, but in most cases it is count
eracted by inumorablo losses jn tho
smaller details.
The Central Exhibition, elicited tho
fact that Amorican watches wcro super
ior to those from other nations, not ex
cepting tho world-renowned Smlss
watches, which for cheapness and dura
bility hae been noted from timo im
memorial ; but unless cleaned onco a
year tho best watch will not last half
its days. How much more necessary to
attend to the delicate machinery of the
human frame. Everybody, old and
young, should take Frcso's Hamburg
Tea at least once a month, and those
who adopt this plan will never regret
following our recommendation.
ShortoeM of Breath.
Dn. Fu.vr'fl Heabt Remedy should bo
taken at once when slight exertion or a
hearty meal produces shortness of breath
or pain in the region of the heart. At
all druggists, or J. J. Mack & Co., 9 and
11 Front tt., S. F.
The Home or a Hunter.
Krfe Wiley's cabin tns nlnio as
primntive as tho abode of Adam; there
was more out-doois about it than any
thing else. Its logs, slightly notched
together at tho four corners, only fenced
about a bit of Bpace. The roof neither
compelled tho smoke to remain inside,
nor tho rain outside of it, and tho floor
was ns free n piece of uncovered earth
ns over mortal trod. Tho iufcrcncc
might bo drawn that Itafn was furnish
ing it on an instalment plan, differing
from tho usual one in that of iustend nf
paying for goods by piocemctal, ho ob
tained pieces of goods ns he paid ; for
thero was a bod lacking a post, n back
less rocking chair, three-fourths- of a
table, two-thirds of a stool, and fractions
of other articles doing duty in whatever
capacity ncccsity demanded, ipgardlcss
of their fitness. Thoro were indisputable
ovidenco of a woman having onco re
sided there, consisting of a calico skirt
and n sunbonnot hanging from n peg,
and three ruddy, ragged, dirty bits of
humanity, from ull dress nppoarancos as
yet unclassified as to box, or separated
from tho lifo of tho dog-part of tho fam
ily. Tho presonco of tho sun bonnet
and absenco of ho woman indi
cated beyond doubt to mo that sho had
eloped in tho night. I never mentioned
tho matter to Rafo. but it was told mo
in a matter-of-courso way by a nativo
that "she'd gono off with another follcr."
Tho world in general would go on
lust ns woll with Rafo Wiley out of Has
in, but to mo ho was a treasure becauso
of his detached existence from anything
snvo idleness and hunting. American
Magazine.
People Demand Protection Patent Mtdlctnei.
What nro thoy? Asa gonoral thing
thoy aro prescriptions hnving bocn used
with great success by old and well-read
Physicians. Thousands of invalids
havo boon unexpectedly cured by their
uso, and thoy aro tho wonder and dread
of Phyaicians and Medical Colleges in
tho U. S., so much so, that Physicians
graduating nt Modical Colleges nro re
quired to discountenanco Proprietary
Medicine", as through them the country
doctor 'nses his most profitable practico.
As a manufacturer of Froprictary Medi
cines, Dr. G. Q. Green of Woodbury, N.
J., advocates Jmost cordially, in order
to provont tho risk that tho sick and af
flicted nro liablo to, almost daily by tho
uso of Patont Medicines put out by in
experienced persons foraggrandizemont
only, nnd tho employing of inoxperi-
enccd nnd incompetent doctors by which I
almost every villngo and town is cursed; I
and men claiming to bo doctors who
had better bo undertakers, experiment
ing with thoir patients and robbing
them of their mnnoy and health, for
tho good of tho allhctcd that our gov
ernment protect its pcoplo by making
laws to regulate the practico of modi
cino by bolter experienced and inoro
thoroughly educated Physicians, nnd
thereby keep up tho honor and credit of
tho profession, also form laws for tho re
cording recipes of Froprictary Medi
cines, under examination and decision
of exporionccd Chemists nnd Physicians
appointed for that purposo by tho Gov
ernment, boforo thoy aro hconsod for
general use. Ho would most frooly
idnco tho rccipo of Boicheo's German
Syrup and Green's August Flower under
such laws, had ho tho proper protec
tion, and tticrcby save tho prcjudico of
tho pooplo, and avoid tho competition,
and imitation of worthless medicines.
Copied from tho Chicago Miil, Aug
Tho groat Colorado cattlo rango will
soon be a thing of tho past. Tho an
nual round-up this fall will bo compara
tively small, nnd it will be tho last.
This is partly duo to tho depression of
tno emtio industry, but mainly to the
increase of settlements by grain and
general farmers. Wherovor nny con
siderable body of small farmers establish
claims, tho cattlo kings must go. Their
disappearance from Colorado speaks
well for tho growing agricultural possi
bilities of this youngost of tho States.
Much of its territory must bo irrigated
to bo productive, but a littlo mattor liko
that scarcely stands in tho way of huc-
cess before Western enterprise.
Tin black top Spanish Merino is now
boing bred extensively In West Virginin
and Pennsylvania. They yield dolaino
wool, nnd tho cnrcasi weighs about 1C0
lbs, Thoy aro highly spokon of an a
combined sheep, and aro claimed to fill
a long felt want. Drocders who havo
stuck to tho Spanish Merino forycars
aro now going pell mell into breeding
black tops. Whethor it bo a craze or
not remains to bo seen, though somo of
tho most careful business men in the
great sheep breeding districts havo large
flocks of delaines.
Give Them a Chance.
That is to eay, your lungs, Also all your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful ma.
chinery it is. Not omly the larger air-pus-ae,
but the thouaonds of little tabes and
cavities leading from them.
When these are clogged and choked with
matter which ought not to be there, your
lunge cannot half do their wor. And what
they do, they cannot do well.
Call it cold, cough, croop, pneumonia, ra
tarrb, consumption, or any of the family of
throat and nose and head and lung obetruc
tions, all are bad. All ought to he 20t rid of.
There is iuat one sure way to set rid of them.
That is to take Uoecbee'i German Syrap.
whiah anr druggist wi'i sell yon at 75 cent a
bottle. Kren if everything else ha failed
you, you may depend upon thi for certain.
Subscribe for Willisiette Fakmfiu
Improbable as it may appear, confi
dnico hns muuh to do with molding
stings. Let a timid person go into a
apiary expecting to bo stung, and it
really seems as though tho bees know it
and do their best to roalizo his expecta
tions. An experienced beo-keopcr will
walk confidently into tho apinry, go un
concernedly ubout his business, and
if a boo comes buzzing threateningly
about ho pays no nttontion to it nud tho
bee, finding that tho man doe? not
"scare," finally goes about its busincBM
Tire only I'rrfrrt tIUmtly
For Imliltunl constipvtinn, ilyapepsU, ami
ktmlrcil ills, is llio NtiiDni California liquid,
fruit remedy, Syrup of Fu. It strengthens'
on will as cIcmisps tho system, it is easily
taken, an-1 perfectly harmless. For sale y
all dnipgiats.
Beauty
Skint Scalp
Restored
by tlK ?
CuticUfa
VTOTUINa IS KNOWN TO SCIENCE AT AM,
XI comparaols 10 thsCrnrvRA IltuMiiiatn their
marvslous properties ol cleanslnir, purifying and beau
tlfjlngthe akin and In curing torturing, dleflgurine,
Itch jr. scaly and pimply c Leave o( the skin, scalp and
blood, with lews of hair.
Ctmcuaa the great 8Mn Cure, and Cvtict ai BoAr,
an Dulilt Sain Brautlflcr, prrrttred from It, enter
nally.andCinciai IImoia sxt, the New Blood Pur
ifier, Inttrnallt, are a positive cute (or evjry form cf
akin and blood dlaraie, from plmpWe to scrofula, Cit
in a nmuiaaare absolutely pure and the only In.
tillable all In bcautifler and blood beautlflcr.
Sold even where. Price. Crncia., Mc; 6oAr, tie,
HanoLvaNr, l. Prroircd b) the I'orria Catu akv
CiiaxicAl Co , Doarot, Hass.
tfi. Send Ijr "Uow to Cure Skin Ulitaies."
HANDS
soft Mdore'adnwn. andaahlte, by ulnir
CrriniAUatiirATroSoir. ()
Men Ycraoe Nntarr.
Some men will act afalott ales provlalons cl ntur.
They will ill clrara aud IUUrslo ciccaa, oieraork
themaelrcs ph)slcally and Ditntally, sat Indigestible
food, etc., aud th rult will prsrt detrimental to
their hal(h. Dr. Hen'ey's Celery, Ileef and Iron will
reiUrs the abused organa and neirre to their normal
atats, and with It Inflprjtlnir and etrcnfih-clrlne
rropertlis cite new life to the weak and drtpoadent.
bold by druirgiits.
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Scalds, StiffJoinU, Screw
Stlngt, Backache, , Worms,
Bites, Oalli, Bwinney,
Brulici, Sores, Saddle Oalls,
Bunions, Spavin Piles.
Corns, Craclu,
THIS GOOD OLD STAND-BY
accomplishes for ererybody eiactly what laclalmra
(or It, One or the reaaona (or lb great popularity ol
the Mustang Untioeot la found In Ita uulveranl
applicability. ETerybodrneedssuchainedlclue.
The Lumberman needs It In esse of accident.
The Housewife needelifor General family ue.
The Cannier needs It for til tesmsand bla wen.
The Mechanic needs II altvaje on bis work
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The Miser needs It In caa of emergency.
The I'Uneerncedill-caa'tget along without It,
The Parmer needs It In bla bouse, bis stable,
aud bis stock yard.
The Hteambaat man er the llealsuau needs
It In liberal aupply afloat and aabore.
The Herae.fancler needs It-it Is bla Ual
friend and safest reliance.
The Htock. grower needs It-It will sate him
thousands of dollars and a world of trouble.
The Uullroad man needs It and will need It so
long as bis life Is a round of accidents and dangers.
The llackwoodsmao needs It. There Is noth
ing like It as an antidote for the dangers to life,
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merebaut needs It stout hi store among
hi employees. Accident will bsppen, and when
f beae come the Mustang IJalmeot I wasted" at one.
KcepaUetllelnlbollease. TlsthsUstof
economy,
KeepallattlelathetVacterir. ItsbnsMdUt
use In c uo of accident sara pala and loss of wages.
Keen n Hottle AlwaxU lha Hlahla far
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McifH ItiiHincHS Suits.
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Furnishing Goods,
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Among a boat cf competitors, many at which are
sicsllent InitrvrUon Dooks
Richardson's New Method for the
Pianoforte,
Still serenely occui les the position of Ut "Winning
yitch" In the race for popularity.
jiaaaionaa ve.n nemenuous Kuuion rouowa eui.
tlon In rapid anrceealon aai It will not la lonir btfora
it will b safe to announce
A HALT MILLION COPIES
As the total number printed and isld,
"atirHAetDKOa" Is a very correct Look, for a
long time no error In a phrase or note has been re
corded. "KlfHAKDSO.Ml.u become a sUrdard faverlU
with a n.ultlluda of teachers who find an advantage In
firing leeaona from a look with which thcyarelar.
liar, and that by It high reputation secures the re
spect and Interest cl the scholar,
HU'aiAJIlMieY' has sdvaoUge In ths way et
coed llluatrallonsil thoposlllou and action et ths
lingers, aud alio In the dw pages cl adilceto players
from the pens cf fcihuu.ann and C'icrny.
tar MUc! lor reUII price.
Ollvcv DltHon 0 Co,, lioston.
Or: C. II DIUoiiA Co., SS7 Broadway, N. V.
Oregon Pacific R. R Co.,
Z'iZ Miles Shorter !
0 Hours Less Time !
ACCOMMOIIATIONH UNtURI'AnSEl) roll COM.
fort and KaMy. Fare aud Freight via Yaqulna
aim the Oregon Development Cos Btrsinihlps much
lea than by anr other route belwisn all point In ths
HUlamette valley and Kan Franclico.
Dally I'useeugrr Train except NunJar
Leaves Ysulna 70 A. M (Leave Albany, 1JO 1'. M.
Arrive CortalllslO 1" A. M trrlve Corvallis,t! I'.M.
Arrive Albany 11:10 A.M Arrlre Yaiulna, 6 (0 P.M.
O. ii O. It.lt. tralua connect at Albany and Corvalll.
VAUE between Corvalla and Ban Francisco, rail and
cabin, 111; rail and iteerage, H3. Farea between
Albany and Hanl'ranilico auJ, rail snd cabin, III, 45:
rail asd bteerage, liosx
CHAS. O. nOQUB.
A. O. P. and F. A gent. Con able, Oregon,
YVu. U. IIOAO Ueniral Manager
Oregon Development Co.
Flrtt Class 8tesiuihli Line between
YAQUINA BAY AND
.SAN FKAiVtfsCO.
Connecting at Ysiiulna with the Oregon Pacific It.n.l'e
The Oregon Pevelopmcnt Co's Htesmihips sail:
raoK iijui : raou raaaciKo:
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Hill. Valley, 8aUuly.M
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Will. Valley.Tuea 1
Eaate rn Oregon, Bun. ...14
Yauulna City, Bt,.,,.,V.u
Eaatern Oregon, Wed 10
Will. Valley, Tue. 10
eastern Oregon, Hun SI
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lays. H. II. TOIlY, Gen. Ft 4 Pate. Agent,
auo sionigomcry hi., Ban nand-co, uu.
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Flay lug Cards, Calling lrt, and an endless
variety cf pockei utlei).
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