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-..- Btiai AppMjrt-laltoa. j ; Following are the appropriations : ttcue iy toe last legislature lor Wagon roads: - For a road on the Gales creek and Vil?on riv;r route in Washing-1 ton and Tillamook counties. $",CU0..id,ic.e wish some of the upertiiioti:? ; sot a road from Aisea valley tu tidewater in Benton' county, if 2.0: M. For a road from Huntington to the mouth of Connor creek; Bake; caunty, 10,000.: For a road from Chetco to Port Orford in Curry county, '$14,000. For the iniprovemcnt of th' Wagon road .from Heppner, Morrow county, to Monument, Grant county, $10,000.; lor the "improvement of the Waliowa canyon road in Union and Wallowa counties, $8,000. ' For a road from Paisley to the southern boundary of the state Hear the Klamath river. !fl",000. . i or .the completion of the wagon road from .Pendleton' to Can von City, $12,000. For the improvement and con struction of a road from Olney, Clatsop county, to Greenviiie. "Washington county, via Mist ami Vevnonia, Columbia count?, $15,000. , For a rOad fr m Nehaiem river to the southern baun lury of Til lamook county, ifl'.MuU. , . For a road on CoquoT river in Coos and Douglaseountie:,12,t!CX!. Totalappnviiationj, -isil J,0U). loss of Stoekiu Texas. ; So 'pleasant has the wit ter been that the following from the Albn quc.ru: Citizen (-New Mexico), will be read with interest and sur prised: .Stockmen in from the moun tains state that the hills and plain." are. covered wit's snow from two to four feet deep, si d that stcck of al! Jnnds is perishing for want of fod. Especia'iv is this true of cattle and sheep, and that nimv hare already died from starvation. They give the information that there is mere snow on the range this year than has been known foi several years past, and that when th enow melts, which will not rector until late in the spring, grass will then be in great abundance fr the stock that survives the ex treme cold weather. . A gentleman in from the Han dles, states that a blinding, pierc- . 1 1.1 ing biiuw siortn nan raguu mere i. the day and night before he left, and that the ntoimt."in tHhs arc entered with a enow. A cattleman from a southern county, who requests us not to di vulge his name, states that while out looking after his stock he ca'me upon a large drove of ante lope that had been driven down from the mountains for food and perished eh route. From him the Citizen also gleaned the informa tion that the distress among the cattle and sheep of his section is great and that stockmen apprehend a great loss. Busy IiiT?:iiir EdiHon. UN'. Y. Suu.) .i In t' e labratory ollice of Thomas A. E lison's p'nonographic factory in V'st Orange is a very business like piece of furniture. Casually looked at, one thinks it a secretary, Closely examined it p;ove3 to be a folding-bed. Its presence there is the onty indication to the sUattv irho meets the Wizard for the fir 4 flme that he is not personally the asy-going fellow he appears in conversation. Mr. Edison's in Jefatig.ibility is lees a source of constant aston ishratnt to the workers in his fac tory than bis wonderful inventions fe to the public at largo. He s always on hand early in the day. It works harder than any man round him, and is capable of work ig -up to 2 or o o'clock the next morning. Then he often prefers m unwum tne .ioming r-ett m ins 'fhee and take a few hours' sleep 'there than add to his weariness by limbing the quarter-su'le, hill to his house in Lewell n Park. ..coniprehensioa is never dulled by fatigue. In fact his ftinds say that his mind never itedf weariness, and that he sleeps tm)y when a worn-out body eom fl him. The last thing he does "'I ht " quickly to run over ev- wry one ot tne numerous ce:jnj i:i tie' bands of his tweiitv rive piers and take in' the progress ad possibilities of o;:e5; at a 'a:!. 'Hie lirst thing in the the same rounds a$:tl, ois- . I---... Wrkrs, fcuggetiufi iiei tkere, chanain;' in t!;.- h-t::i!s. m . -..i. . F i i , design msture thought Jir.ee the ex-lOiuatitfu- of the night In-fore. When did he gt time f r ths con- deration? people ask. Oh. m-isi nave tho.ijjht thm on in1 j bed, answer his employes. Indrwl, : jtne statement that he d.-eaii.s most I of his ideas is o:sv that neet ere- ' in his employ. '"Talk about your phonograph," j said an employee;, it coniiot torn pa re as an ohjeet of wonder . tothe man who invented it. But von have to work alongside of him in the same clafsof work to fully real ize thnt." A visitor foud the Whr.rd on Sunday with one of hip phor.o- grophie do!!s in pieces before ;OCHOCO RFVIFW and a piece of paper on the table: 1 w I-V i L , on-red kh ronli nnirii:- i t uw ""T:' : ""r-plion o.twrea .in u.iii jtei.uhngs. -jfar otteiear a .-o;.y v.. ei.ly of uv w uu-i An idea sudieiilir hit ma at breakf.sft this mondng," said Mr. Edison, "for cheapening this doll, j and f couldn't r.-st :i 1 to-morrow to put it on taper.'.. I c.j.n make the framework that holds this tiny Lphonograpb' ch a-tr by changing its Phape and xii us savin? w.'Tui ..... .. 141U0 caving mvi ti 1 . : Tl u 1 ., I lhectiange in shape will permit : n;e to su Sstitute a sisiall brasi screw for this birge one, and gave several cents that wav, too. A T.taa Case. (Txa Sifliag.) The accused, who is slightly under the influence cf some tonic, is biought to the bar. Justice-. Duffy "What's your name?" Accused "That all depends. My late wife nevor called me any thing except Johnny. Some folks cailne Happy Jack. In the elite directory I'm down as John' "What is your family name?" "day, Judge, you haven't got any idea of how tiied i am. Can't du send one of these eops out for a pint?" . "Silence ! Answer my question. What is your family name?" "I don't know. I never had any family." "What is your age?" "You can't prove it by me. Twenty or thirty or forty or some thing like that." "Night befo re last yon were caught entering a house on Madison av enue with a ladder." "Junge, there is a mistake some where. You sc-c the house is ad vertised for sale, and I've been in- ; tending to invest in real estate for 8 'ue time past in that neighbor-': ;..!." 'Your -moans arc too .limited to allow you to purchase real estate." "ilow does your . Honor know but that I may win a prize in the Louisiana Lottery?" ''Besides, it is not usual for would be purchasers to inspect houses at three o'clock in the morning." "My business keeps me employed during the day." "What do you do during thoday?" "That depends on the weather. If the weather is good I nvir.age t) get to the saloon at five o'ebjk On disagreeable davs I ' get there about eight.'?' "When the servant, caught you entering the house you struck him." "ilo insulted me. He called nte a thief. What would your Honor have done in a crisis like that?" "No comparison, if you please. You fcnoeked the man senseless." "He didn't have any ser.se in the first place or he wouldn't have called uie a thief. Besides, I am absent minded." " When you! were arrested, a gold watch and other valuables were found on your person. You took them in a fit of abstraction, I sup pose." "You say a watch was found on me? well, now I am surprised. The oniv wav I can account for it is that I am charged with elec tricity." "o, Vou are chargvi with steal ing the .watch. Hive yoa any thing to say?" "Yes, your Honor, I move the psevious question,". . "What's that?" "To somi'.o." a pint.". j "Uemovs. the pi;.sui)er. He .is ; committed to'awrat the action of the Grand jury." A hlas-k li;il y in New Jersey' has oecn named lltsssfdi Hr.niwn. poti or the iircsidfiit. The n;ot.h-r writf-s ; t 1 hii!!'--!: i. 1 VI n;i;.i. i j ftr yon, for so nwuy bai.iesre 1 e ; nr.'nca alter your paw iiv.ix. i ! thought your a-.v would in; ti.-.;d.,; j The new si-nMor from M'.-hin is a CaiiudsMi by birih, and earns ; to this no'.n-ii.ry to :: . a fortune- i .viiieh he u.-i to ?et :i ?et iu th, Ur.ittd States seiuUe. end he trots ,",".'";i,t- s . ' i i ni;rrv i s;uav. w e boo 3 sae - v.i ! aCit idr. ! HI the "'Important to A $1 rap?r, 800 Pages, 1300 Dli!stratior.s, CCG0 Columns. ALMOST: GISPJ AWAY. 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S(?. STEWART, PALMER & Co. Agents for Prinevilie and vicinity. ED. tl WHITE main shiest, ! priseville, obegon rrEfirElKTOE OF THE i fOFU LAP. PRESORT f OR ;LL ! who wish 1 A good cigar, i A nice refreshing drink, A game of billiards, or A social game of cards. C!ub Booms for Camos- Call enrhj, late and often: L E 0 T S i G SALOON. OPPOSITE UVKHY SrAI'.I.E, PniSEVILLE. FREO OGilLET, Prop. The attractions of tho house are the - fiZVt BlbfkAR Aji D : 15-SALL f OOL TtEbES AND THS A. New -Stock Of fURE WIES, BEKR AND LIQUORS. - JUST; RL6EiVS. Eet ttopk of CIGARS Prinevilie Orders fir tiqvan in hen, qnn-nti tlVs 'h'ci iciih a No. 1 article. 6. ROGERS, south st.' e of o-.'ito- o, riiixsvn.' r.. PxtUf i.i Hides, Polls s.nd Furs. CASH nlwyx p'dd ttr hl-l.'s. Ii-d-inarters for the White Sr.! i :iois N urst-ry. a';i:xt fok MoMceL-eu's Saw Mill. : ThrCRI'ii Rf ? Q'O Ll'l TO Silver Lake zrd Laksvlew. Loaves Prinevilie on Monday ;.' 7 a. M., :;rnve? at Silver L:ike ! Tnr-sday :.t 7 p. m., leturns tu Print: vi'le or. Tliu:.?h.y r.t 7 v. M. Ciinr.t'es with LakcvitW ?i;!r; ! at Silver L::ke. '! ; ' 1-' 1 -J -Terms inane known o". ei i tiOSl. - Ji. 'A. A UOUc, i' c p. Our Readers.! urn? CrTiO?! A VA ! pj-:;:E z.QQt- price :i hS t! ;.in:!:-! we slitHl i,c- U wie'yetsr ...py v.vi Uh .. ER ee.id is 0 a rpr. I; 5t .-. ia.rsc-9 rpor, pro- c-jn-.-aturiiHct ih ! c'ar. In 11.3 nia-t r d 1 6 tUo i.oad .f lUo ii'nshui. d pte of J -.1. ow iL j: Kabs-rir-'ioM a have tlio - V'lt.vV v-!i isiv tui ali itr.va r i"i NGS o;n- w-ar i'j: $3.60. This of- Stock Inspector's? r'crifce. i.ie i;il.jHi!i-ii;nii'...i persons arj ;in !:i!ied deputy rteek hi.tpivtorc for (.'rook eoi-.Mty, iisr she i-;-;v;uc!.-; iu wbit h thf;V !vh; ief a?;d are a'iliivrKed to iiwjwet .-ib-k. Ki.ii . tr.ivei;:) pertnit!! - and r!i: t-y k re-.juti-.-a !! taenUK-k iiisiieeior.' W.J. H 'iuw, tioi-K j-iis;: tor (. r t,k ( o.. Or. ;;:m,e; , 1. P. . Addr.... ' tl. Sp.ivk--, Piji-k I'.tme. Camp Poik'. W. s. ?.ioI.n, itavstarks, Prinevilie. ' '.no. alt:;:, ('ro..-.i-ed l:iver, " Mil! tVeek, " C. Vantiutiten, Hay CrseV, TTay Ofeek. V. MeHiersoTi, Lr.v.or Ti-ont. Cross Kevs. V. Ilaru!t.-n, Vnnor Trout, Atitlupe. T.J.Sti'i:lieuf!on.l!.mam, Mitchell. iditei W. v. nailey, Paeiina. HarUin. .v la. it Hardin STOCK BRANDS. IfSFPereon frnding any stock ad veitised in' -.this paper oif of i ts r a ti go wili pieaie infoiui the owner. COX BHOS. vor c.-. r.raulc-:! 7 o-'vi-HtfareJ. S-.lioo ir. tut, :;: i:.rh: hoiiid-vr. i:-ln--c t'r'i or L'rr.oiir.-l i::-;-- P. J. oit.lrw., iiwry, orowk Co., Or. CEO. A. CiHCLS. lirtrne.. hra i.lo.! 75 on ii-ft -.hmiMsr. !'.tiSr.. iav.--r i.Tt'ek. I'o.-l. Ji. e u:l Frii.eviiie or Peuliua, Oregon. ALLEI4 H?HY St Co. Hor.es l.randcfl the 0! J V. i':::o:-! irs.ld. !iiiniO.-..i ' l iv:t r.,i:.!'.!?r. A'.v, "i.-ii't in." :il, heart ca !c:i aUouUtr. i.i;:! ;. or- ri2;- liilc j-u r-r, i-LMTer and Tr.c.tt i.Tc. . i'. O. h.-J.irs, Pauli r.a, Criok Co., Or. !i 'V,ci!i' f.r.dd on t'jM !:.--..i'?r a sno-:; in l;iic. on '.Viiiow . roi-'i. I'. .-). .Mrent, 'Priii - viiie, Or. A- e- WESTELL. Iiiir lri-;dca on risht --.ti.l.-r ;.. ov.-n in it .(: .:!;. i ::r 5.td lusrt- r-l .- r.!it ia . ;.r. i k.'.l K!-.-er 1. '. !lj..rc;3, riiie, Or. I'rir.e- i Hr-rr: Vs-ide on l?rt ; ' '- r sj M own :r, l;-.e, r?r- rrsi; tho ; r- t . ;..r.! adlresr,, r.-ins- !'- b;;i;-J re p rc .:;-.; (;s i' i"..'::v l.-:ai r,;! left ;i;!. : t"rprr ero-jiuil 1'. !-!.c vi-W.'Oi. -r . !.! oh r yf:if.rC' Priue- jLii 17 in AM h m i) -01 Opposite Brick Store. v Mil Haviiiu parchasgd J. 0. Luckcy & Go's estlra stock of BLACKSiIITinXG'& WAGOXMAKIXG AIATERIAL, I now carry the most complete stock of iron, Steal, Hard-Waod and SaUab!ss in Crik Cc-uaty,' xnd am prepared to do all kinds of f WGOJs VVOfK & BLCKSjMITH'ljNQ On Short Notieo and in Firs-class Wcrkmanshsp. &&-lI0XSESII0nLa and FLOW C. C. MALIMGr, '. DEALER IN All Kinds of Building Materia!, Lumber Brassed arid Rough, Paints, Petty, Gils a?id Glass, Splendid liiieof Furniture Bed-Soem etsS. i Lounges. .Chairs' Mirrors, Lumbe accounts' coHcctabls (sdccbssobs to J. W. HOWARD) DEALERS IN OBOSS AND CHEMICALS, STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH DYE STUFFS AND SOAPS TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY HAIR AND TOOTH BTtUFIIES - , . J... . .. JBTRD SSl'D AND OAGE3 ' A GEXERAIi VARIETY OP I Dnigi-rist's Sundries, Stat ionery, Books, Cigars, Tobacco and Pure Wines and Litniors for Medical Use. Eas-i- Sire or Main Street. Puijjevtu.e. Okegok. TBMPLETON & SON, FrinevHie, WHOLESALE 9 F( U ' I S T S. CrAT.EP. IK ! PERFUMERY, HAIR AND TOOTTI BRUSHES, PATENT MEDI CINES, TOILET ANT) SHAVING SOAPS, FANCY WOODS, GLASS. PUTTY, PAINTS AND OILS, &c, &c.j tc. A!o a fms line cf gold and g&F'AM orders for gooes promptly Phyri-rinm' prescriptions carefully compounded at all htturt. Uren'&'Childs, MASONIC BUILDING, The Pioneers cf -DEALERS IN- OEIEBAL ; MERCHANDISE 1 . DRY GOODSjmQ GROCER! ESn jHATS, QtPS, BOOTS AjslD SHOES, HAF?9WRE & f AF?M IMPLEMENTS. -AGsjrrs MITCHELL WAGON. A. B U N -DEALEIt IN- STOV ES A N D TIN WA R E, Fcree ar-d Lift pyinps. Flows, Cultivators, Etc. Agents for D. JI. Csd-omc & Co". ' Jlowrrs, Reapers and Self-Eindir:-.' Ilarvcstcrg ar.d the Pel; in Plow. r -ALF.O AOENTE KOIt Tf!K- "HALLADAY" WrSKS WINDMILLS, The hef-t and rnor-t relialie nr.ll made, in all kinds of winds. rLACIC OF BUSINESS, SLN.DEKif BUILDING. i m i rwcwuimi. mmu hmm w PRIXEVILLE, OREGON WORK A SPECIALTY. CIIAS. 3F, KLKIXS. h, &c. monthly. AND RETAIL silver watches and jewelry filled. FRINE VILLI, OREGON LOW PRICES. roR ' J B L Il, PATENTS, t'av,-!," I-m ! uio F;'e. t.aa -..,..,, . ."ji 1 . V.";i-I ".i-.l-'i n. rV! ,,nf s--- rouble or It t. IKS' of r,;. .... f . ; j,, paltfttt IS S-ViUf.J. tnar.tv or town x't-! free. .' ' G..A. 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