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Newspaper Page TextMART. V. BROWN, KDITOK. FRIDAY......NOVE11BEU L'O, 1880. 'IE iI, AfUIS I At tho recent rresltlenthil election the Democrats carried twenty States and tho Republicans sixteen A iufljor ity of four States for tho Democracy. And yfct tho Ore tf onto n nud other Rad ical papers are declaring that the Dem ocratic party Li dead. This cry was made ia 1 SG i when the Democrats only carried three States in tho Uniou and when the Republicans Lad both branch es of Congress by a tvvo thirda majority; and ytt the Demoeratio jwrty wouldn't stay dead. No howling Radical Mac beth could inako the' Democratic Ban quo "down." ' Tho fi-antic abjurations of tho Republicans tLat ht.iusi betlead siaij)ly made tho Democratic corpse kick Larder, and to-duy it walks in all its majesty over tho land, tho peer if not the .superior cf its Republican ad versary ! ' Can such a lrty be dead ! Can such party die?- -"' ' "' Never! ' - ;: "' It will move quit-sly; hlotig in the even tenor cf its way, and in tho near future, when the inevitable dissolution tu auversary must come, caused by its own innate corruption, then the grand old Democratic, party, with its escutcheon pure and its banner nn stained, will assume its rightful place at tbeiiead of the government, and re trenchment, economy and pnity in the almiuistraticn of public aflaiis will ! restored and perpetuated. The Democratic candidates for Presi dential Electors of Indiana met at Fort Wayne last Friday to discuss the causes of the Demoeratio defeat, and it was agreed to press upon the attention of the American people, first : a constitu tional amendment to have lUe jopular vote elect.' . Second Election of V. S. Senators by the people instead of the Legisla tures. Third Review of the present in just and. .discriminating, tariff by capable men. Fourth Vigorous cposi:icn to the introduction of Chinese cheap labor in order to' preserve tLe dignity t fj intelli gent labor. Fifth Taxation cf greenbacks. Sixth -No coercion 1y an offiee-bold-ing public. '! : , J Seventh SJniultaneous elections all over the country in November. . Eighth A Democratic Congress eused the prosperity row existing. Ninth Demand that the alleged frauds in New Yoik be investigated in order that if GarCeld is elected by frand that Hancock may be installed. tsix tuninuL. Tompkins, who wa3 some years ago convicted cf mail robbery La Eastern Oregon, but afterwards discovered to be innocent, after having served several years in the Penitentiary, is one of the bondsmen cf II. C. ' Paige, now under indictment at Pendleton for express robbery. . Mr. Tompkins went on Paige's1 bond as a matter of gratitude, as the latter had worked assiduously for years to ferret out the guilty par ties, and thereby fleeted Tompkins' re lease from punishment for a crime of which he was wholly nJci$., This is certainly a coble act cf gratitude, and bhonld be especially comtoexiJed because of the scarcity of that . commodity in these degenerate times." '' ' - MW iF.JlOtB.TIC UAILt IN rOBlLAKO. The Portland Sund'ty Mercury an nounces that a company is being organ ized for the purpose of establishing in Portland a Democratic dally after the plan of the San Francisco Examiner as to solid editorials and the Chronicle of that city for fpiey city ' and conntty news and telegraphic intelligence. The paper will start c'f with suk-ient capi- tAl tn mto tfick c-ntcrrtriua n ciionatio The yearly- and ronte rates cf subscrip tion will be lower by 40 per cent, than . the lending morning dailies cf Portland are now charging. , . .t ..! ji:.iiiAjw. tbs Jiowoc nxitPXiaizBU. A telegram from Denver, Colorado', dated Nov. 1st, says : , A. B. Jdeacbatn, U. S. Commissioner, tsnived lat niglit and was shortly after ai rested as u accessory to lue murder f Jackson, who was killed bv the Utes jast SepU-iaber. . .- Were sorry for Bro. ileacham, but ie always did think more of the Indians thancf white fceltlcis on the frontier, and .it now seems that he is about to meet the fate of his renegade practices. Vf K ( 0tINCt.t ill.H. ' ' , ' ' 1 A stiarger asked ua the other day if o ir Albany Ladies Band could make g od miihic, and when we-fftly an s vered him that ' ihey jd'aytd npon fieir iustrnments just" as' we always dreamed that female angel wculd after fiat transfiguration w hieh takes away e 'eiythiiig earthly, and leaves naught bit the soul cf music," Le lowly bowed feis head, and slowly turning away, mut tered under hia bearc1, ""Wall, Ibedam 1 Taey prtb'Iy kin play some !" ' '- t un 0E I OK co-.r.i. It Kftcrus that the .Democrats have elected one Congressman fi-om Iowa Cook, in this Gth T)istrict, who beats 31. E. Cutts. So some good can; eome cut- cf Nazareth, after. all. : nv.nm bats or alimxy. The Albany niuuicipui elee"tion"vi ill occur one week Irani next r.iomiuj. Tho ofiieiul call .for tho Democratic Convention anil tho various -v Ward Meeting will be found in another Col umn. It is earnestly hoped that every Democratic vol or of j tho city will at- nd hia ward meeting as well as the City Convention. If our party will throw all psrsonal prejudices nside,aud, looking only to the general welfare ef tho city, place a sliong ticket iu the field, and then .. nMml y it on election day, we can elect every man nomiuated. With a weak ticket and foolish divis ions and treacherous trading thechances are that not ouo will bo elected. Is or should they. If Democrats canujt deal fairly . with each other in theso contests where is tho use ct holding a partizan convention 1 Why not 1c every fellow pitch in for himselfand tlio devil take tho hindmost 1 Treachery, tradiug, swapping and dickering with the enemy, to gain u personal advantage, have done us more damage than all the assembled cohorts of tho common enemy. Let's have no more of it. Let every man tint's put on tho ticket stand by his fellow candidate, and then wo have a chanco for a grand vietorv. Oihcrwko the whole nmUtr is in chaotic doubt and confusion. An honest f candidate would prefer Ming down with tho rest of the ticket rather than trade himself into place at tho expense cf those, associated wit him. . a. o. imted wonkm:. T. S. Readiuan, of Douglas county, has received $2,000 from the A. . V W. as insurance, foi the death of his brother in August. This is n nob! Order, and oco of the safest and cheap est iile insurance int-titmious m me woild. Theie iz :o lawing about your policies no taking advantage of "tech nicalitic-s to cheat your heirs out of their just dues,' but the obligation to pay is .s Mcied as IiMnu:. power can make it. LW-the-wuy, the Older in this Grand Jurisdiction has uearlv reached the numler required (2,000 tiu-tubcrf-) fo allow a severance of ita connection from the General Grand Jurisdiction, and when that event -tranp;ves the-death rates and consequent payment cf as sessments will be so M.ia.!l as hardly to be felt by any one. Rut to enjoy these benefits voii thould join . the Order at dncu. There p.ie t t ex '.vlli-iit Ixxlges fn Albany, also ocat Drc ns'ille, and others will shortly be organized through out the county. Make your applica tions at once, and thus provide for your families a tv.re fend in case of an etner- t gency which otherwise, might leave them in destitute circumstance. GlllIHtV-TllII SOW. It is amuj-ing to see what a sudden regard for General Hancock 11J the soul of the Republican ircf. It was bat the other day when tho General was 'a mere roldier," a tyro iu civil affair.?, a vaiD, mercenary man, who wa3 "crazy to bo President," as Gen eral Grant pot it, an "Ignoramus" on the tariff question, and a weak, im pressionable creature, wholly in the hands of the solid South, to be mould ed to do. the: will of re!cl .brigadiers. Now we are Informed that Gentra! Hancock i3 "nnsclfl.sh and patriotic," and that there is "nothing of the trickster in hU composition;" that he is "as manly in his aots as in his ut terances," and "as brave In thcilit ical field as cn that of battle;" that he would "spurn to do an unworthy deed," and all that. - This to be sure only docs General Hancock full jus tice ; bnt what a pity the 'Republican press could not have accorded him the same j justice , while a candidate? May be this is all : 'taffy," . designed to encourage the General in his re ' ported rebuke of the alleged p'an to recount the vote pf New York. m:yv rArr.c at bakes stv. ' . M." II. ''Abbott iz Sons are publishing a very'ne'at and readable Jteiuoeratic paper at Baker City. It is edited with Mr. Abbott's accustomed ability, and should be well patronized. Its title is Uucer County L'eveiHe, and we' trust it may Jong live to sound the early morn ing bogle call to the sturdy Democracy of the Bunch-Grass region, assembling them'to battle for the noble cause of Democracy and Constitutional, Rights. ,. rntcKKiT atincAL i.rifi;f ' ' ' r . ; . Jjob Ingersoll and a gang of infidels organized a society at Chicago last week for the parposs. of preventing the read ing of the Bible, in schools and prisons. Bob is a great Jladical heutylight, and it will "be remembered stuiaj?d the country for 1-ev, Garfield, this fall 1 : .For j)iue cussedncss Bob Ingersoll and Beecherand Garfield area trio that will dr to bet on every time ! ,; iit- - ' i KIITltItf.. UASiiK. ..:J. B. Fithian has retired from the OregonCity Democrat,' and T. JI. Dra per has'mounted the tripod.. Sir. Dra per is a young gentleman of culture and ability, and we predict for him a front seat among our Oregon journalists. We cordially welcome him to the field cf newspaperdom "unt, may he .lif long Aint brosjier 1" : -. . ' . A st ESCiBEa living away up in the Cascade mountains writes to ask ns "how Iowa went in the jlate election V Blacker than the hinges to the gates of Pluto's dominions 1 ' u '. i) kit ii of iniiw i.ovi:t:on. Last Saturday Governor James D. Williams, of Indiana, died at his res idence lit Indiana poll, of a malady of fifteen years' duration, lnil.urmiri- tion of tho bladder. Ill remain, after lying in state ut, Indianapolis until Tuewlay, wero conveyed to his homo near Wheatland, whero they were entombed on Wednesday. Tho funeral was attended by ninny dls- tluguihed personages, among whom were tho (Jovcrnon of Illinois, Ken tucky ami Ohio. (low Williams commonly known n. "Old j.luo JcanV was aged something over tslxty years, llo was a farmer but a man of largo ideas and juick Intelligence, added to which his strict honesty und conspicuous probity placed him in the front rank of IndLum'd sturdy cltl.ens. He was in tho Statu Loglslaturo several terms, and was, wo bellovo twlco elected ti Cougreis, whero ho mndo himself prominent as tho champion of tho agricultural Industrie of tho country and of economy In public ex penditures. Wliilo In that body he voted against nil measures of luxuri ous extravagance, and by hU strictly economical course ho gained for him self tho not unonvlubhi J, roquet of 'Dull-dog of the Treasury." At tho expiration of hU ncr-ond Congression al term in 1876 tho Democracy of In diana nominated and elected lilm Governor of that Slate, mid his term ofofflce would have expired with tho current year. Governor Williams was a puro, upright, Incorruptible and honest man, and In hU death the Stato of Indiana loses one of her best and no blest citizens. Would that the country had more like Mm. VVSKtU FORVTAIttt. lbc IC A . ." ( unmtrnrr llaaalng Train la l:iiilork'. im.l Traarrr thrre la I nniilla - Huse Vlur. I t.: ;;nd.iy morning the tiist pawnger traitt of ll:e Oregon Railway and Navi gation Company went over tho road from Cclilo to B'alock's, .13 tuilea east of the former station. Yesterday uirn in" trams U'an riinuin'' resnlariv to jL.laiQi.ka where cloiio connections arc made with steamers fur Cmati'la. The hull of the old sternicr Tciiino has U-en utilised hs a whurf boat, and the strum er Northwest as a waiting room. Roll are moored near the pro tem terminus ot the railroad, and give amplo uccom modatiun for freight and passengers. The tages ct tho Northwestern Stage Co. will hereafter arrive and de part from Rlalock's, instead of The Dalles. A large stable is in course of erection for the accommodation of stock. The O. R. & N. Co. aunounco this morning the establishment of the fol lowing new stations on their line : Dea Chutes, GrantV, John Day's, tjuiuna and Blalock'rf. The track from a point opjiosite A ins worth to Wa'lula will bo com pleted to-morrow at noon. The North em Pacific Railioad has ordered a tele graph Jino from Wallula to A ins worth which will he cnetetl ithin a lew days. The announcement that freight will lie received in this city for the Northern Pacific to tho present termi nus of tho track on tho Pen d'Orcille division will probably bo made before the end of this month. Orejonl'in. a hrviTom it conruc ATio. The Tril'iinci Cincinnati ecLd says Gov. Williams' death causes a new Sen atorial complication in Indiana, am threatens to leave the - State without head and prevent the election of a Uni ted States Senator. The law requires that lieforo cither the Governor or Lieut.-Governor can ta'ie their seat the two houses must be organized. The Senate is a tie While Gray was Lieut. Governor he had the easting vote, as he had two veats ago ; but the death of Williams leaves the tie to be broken by defection from one m.1 or the other. The Deufocrals have determined, as heretofore, to organise the Senate, and will cling to their determination. . If each side stands firm'the Senate cannot organize, and without it neither Gover nor nor Lieut.-Govcrnor can take seat, and at the same time the constitu tion terminates the ofiico of acting Gov ernor on the second Monday of January, If the two sides of tho Senate lock horns and remain in that attitude the State can be kept indefinitely without a Governor. A United States Senator is to be elected to succeed Senator Mc Donald. It is claimed a U. S. Senator must be ebcttd at a stated time, and if the time gicsi by the Democrats say no legal election can be made by the pres ent Legislature, and th next they hope to fiiake Democratic. .r.. 7.j.F.ira ms ke:vi(t.s. Brig. Gen. Jacob .eelcr,command antff tho marine corps, wl'o died last week in Wahluglon after a long illnes.s, was fir.t lieutotiant ot ma rines in the Pacific sq a. i dron in 184G 47. lie paitlcipaied in the conquest of California ; was commissioned cap tain Sept. 14, 1S47, nnd , brevetted major tho same year for gallantry In action. He Is remembered by old Californians for active service with fjtockton, with whom he arrived In the frigate Cowjrens and participated In the battle near J,os Angeles. It is reporfed that General Sherman, Laving Berved over'thii-ty years, will go upon the retired list after presenting Lis annual report. MMMHanuv'.. -mm... ' tl'roia tho Su l-'rah', . Xuuu'ih i mi ELY HU.I. F HO. We are greatly plcmed to observe tho tono taken up i.i regard to tnv tlonnl politics since our clefont on tho 2d of Oetoler last, by our country Democratic exchanges. It In alto gether admirable, tnd If vigorously maintained, cannot fall ti have Its effect In strengthening tho hold which tho BemocnUIc faith has upon the peoplo of this Coast, ns hwn by the figures of tho Into contest. The Interior of this Btato 1ms for a long time bettor supported Democratic Journals than hits tho city, hut we have cause, In our own success, to bellovo that that period has passed and gone forever. It Is tho duty of every Democrat, whether residing Iu the city rr out of It, to subs.irilio for his own paper, especially when it supplies all the news. If Democrats do that, they will be promoting the causo they so thoroughly belle vo In, and In tho end will promote their own Individual prosperity. They will build up an ttblo and honest Democratic press, that will, at least, hold Us own with its opponent", and will In tho cud drive oomo of them to tho wall. If Democrati glvo their patronagu to their own papers, the balance that remains will not titppott as many -l?publi.ati organs ns nol xlnt, ami Homo or them wouul have In consequenco to succumb. That Is the plain, common sense, business way of putting tho case. Republican organs In this city havo almost mo nopolized both Democratic nnd Re publican patronage. Fully ono-hnlf ot tho newspaper supjort Is derived from Democrats. Let that go where it rightly belongs, and It will follow that there will bo fewer organs to lie about us, and those which reni'dn vill find It to their Interest t hv more considerate hi their statements. As things havo gone urt f r a long time, tho best n i of o party have been grossly misrepresented, our principles have often la-en niudc m appear the opposite of what they really were, tho great men of our party, all over tho country,hrve len wickedly maligned, and even the good they have accomplished In Con gress, and elsewhere, has been made to redound to the credit of our oj'po neuts, whu opposed it. In this con dition of thing, It Is really mnrvel ous that our party has held together as well as it bus. There mu-t Lb a strong, abiding confidence In tho soundness of Democratic principle In the minds of tho masses, or other wise tho Democratic: faith had been smothered under tho inad of misrep resentation to which It has been sub jected. I5y helping tho JUamlitrr 'with readers In the country who tako a city paper, our country exchanges will bo helping thriifwl ves lii n vari ety of ways that wo nee. I not rolnt out. An opposition organ cught not to bo taken by a Democrat, In cither city or country, to tho exclusion of the Examiner. Wo mean to fdl the bill, ami trust our friends, in return, will see to it that our subscription list Is full. Wo arov.ry sure they de sire to see tho Examlurr a iower In the State, which it can only bo by U log read by a majority of tho peo plo In tho State. Tho Democrats havo It In their power, without cost ing them a slnglo dime, to inako the organ of their party tho most Influen tial paper, by all odd, that is pub lished on tho Pacific (;ia-t. They have but to transfer their patronage from organs they do not believe In to one that they do. It Is not enough, reader, that you take the paper your self, but you will bo helping tho good work along by seeing that your neigh bors tako it also. WHAT VI ILL HE l WITtl'..)! f ' A Chicago dispatch of tho 23d says : "Tho superior court had be fore It this morning a case of curious complications. Some months ago Wm. A. Sloan married a woman in Ohio, moved to Iowa and obtained a divorce through a Chicago lawyer, and upon the samo day married an other woman in , lowa. Tho courts of the latter Stato declared tho di vorce proceedings illegal and the sec ond marriage ; adulterous. To-day tho Chicago court held that tho di vorce was valid according to the laws of Illinois. It Is therefore illegal for Sloan to live with either of his wlves although he has children by both. Ho might, however, legally live with his Ohio wife In T,owa and with his Iowa wife in Illinois, bnt could not live with the Ohio wife In Illinois or with tho Iowa wi fo In Iowa." The Oreyonian ficnlontlously vg. gests that he should "tako them both to Utan'! and ho would bo all O. K. Not a bad scheme, conslderintr tho poor devil's predicament. After all, the Mormon business may do a fellow a good turn now and then, you know ! DE.IO. ltATIC UK! Tt'K FKttH lD! ANA. The Times' Indianapolis ajtecial says tha fact develops that through a blun der in making up the Republican tick et, II. S. Parker being substituted as elector for Gen. Bennett of Rich mond at a late hour before the election, the Democratia candidate has a majori ty of 5,000 in a Republican stronghold of the State, Indiana is one for Han cock.' Edwin Booth has stopped the "Passion Play" in Lis theatre, 1 EDITORIAL I Itirs. t , Gko. C. GoIuiam is again at the front in tho Radical politics of Californiit. i The troublo in Ireland continues to grow, and it seems' that a collision be tween her nnd Lngland fn inevitable j Skvator 'S.ATEII spoko .thirty-two times during the late Canvass, and never faiLd to make votes wherever ho ap peared. Tub Northern Pacific railway man agement wil rrec-iyo comtjiemlation in tho forthcoming reports of Secretary Schur.. Tub next 8on.il o will be Democratic, but the House is in doubt,-with the probability that tho Democrats will get tho organization. ' , Hi nscmne for the Democrat if you want tho best newspaper of tho Valley. Only ?3 a year, with the Chicago HVrUy thrown in. A Dkmochatio f.ietid, writing ut from Jowa, niya tho Democrats only elected one tniiu iu Lis Congressional District "licnee these tears I" , Tub Russian harvest this' year turns out even poorer than the lowest esti' mates made of it, and is the worst known in tlu.t c imitry Mncelhe famine of 17:1. ,:' Con;; ouwiih your saWiiptiotiw, and let ns begin Another onslaught on' the enemy. Jinn country shall not be given o.'cr to its won I J -lo destroyers without at least ono moro terrilio fcting- gh. 'I - - Ir i.i 'i.tiruuUd that -Minnesota re- iptirus live million ounds of twine to bind its wheel crop, and the farmers' board of trade recommend Lome man ufacture and Urn "cultivation cf lieinj for that purjKaMf. Tin: Dalles nit ml I'.iUjnre says that "the incrca-ie of tho cpiul t.tocU cf the Oreg-m Railway and Navigation Com- pany to ?13,)U0,O0H, ran hv but one significance, tho growth iud develop ment of Kisicrn Oregon." Pkti:oi.i.i m in an xelltitt 'prfMtrva tive of etKse.l wood-work and tools, It prnetiatc-s the ores,. and repays ita cost many itnus over. It L good fur all fjtrui buiUlingx, gates, tx! and rus tle work, and is very cheap. J)::. Ilfcu J. Gi-nss, the noted Cali fornia wheat grower, owns C3,f'0Oaciea of land, 4-5,0(HJ acres of which wero in wheat at tho 1 f harvest, wan esti mated to yiel l uti average t twenty five bushels per acre, an ggietff ll'-'.-'iOO Lutli'drf. - ... 1 ' Tnu death of to noted millionaires oecurre.1 on 1U0 2Cth tilt. John Daff, tho builder of the Union Pacific and Il.ioniiml & St. Joe railroaJs, died at Jamaica Plains, Mass., leaving' jropcr ty valued at ? 1,000,000. Wm. Cath- row, ct Tronto, died, leaving $10,000, rti to v mimm nephews an.l nieces. A C.i.t'onNiA inventor has ddvised a process for pressing and drying pota toes m that they will keep for yeart without loss of flavor. That machine hud Itf-ttcr 1j used to press and dry tLe few remaining Democrats in Iowa, or else they may all go over to the enemy, and Missouri would havo to send up Democratic delegates for two States. 11 - 'j'-j 1 iTi-j.r Tr.Lr.cn t mic ci.i:atnc. New York atocks excited. Business bootnin; in New ,Tork. River nCaily ice-blocked at St.Loui?, Hayes U f,r S'icruiaa., fjr Sonator from Ohio. . ' - ' ' : ew 1 ork Uemocrals arc giving John Kelly the "grand bounce." 4 Tho cold wave is rushing all over the northeastern and , MissUaippt .Valley States. . '. ' At lAselle, III., last Monday, John McGuire fell down a mine and broke hia neck. ., , Ml , , TLe eastern railroads are (till at war, hence rates for transportation are ex cecdingly low. Let 'em fight 1 The Woman's National Relief Sock ty Las elected Airs. Ii. B. Hayes Presi dent and Mrs. Chief Justice Waite Vice President. ' ' , The N. Y. Krio Canal is frozon ui: and hundreds of canal boats, with heavy cargoes cit route to tho metropolis,: are closed in. Over 7,000,000 bushels of grain are on board of thesa boats. ' The unexpected and unprecedented rise in grain and provUiona in the Chi cago market has created ; a business boom in that city never before witness ed, causing heavy failures among job bing speculators. '.'." , '"' .- a voire tBOH "m.tt'K jiikiox." .1 , . . , : I ' , t Salem, Nov, 22, 18S0. Editor Democrat: ' ' I see in tho last, issue of your, papef a communication t taken fiom the Stan, dard of the 9th inst., headed "Good Advice." Now we wish to say that id is good ndvtce, and '.wo indorse it in toto. ; I hope Deinoeiats may learn a lesson from tho writer, of those Hues. T ..liit cycr give aia 10 wie enemy no, never under any circumstances. Let us now prepare for tue battle of ' 1 882, ' and make up our minds to kick out every enemy from our camp. . . ... . ,., ., . , , Our next Legislature will be one of great magnitude. We will have ' to elect a U. S. Sonatorj and' pass npon those proposed amendments to the Con stitution which will Lo of no little imr portance to us as a people for:weal bt woe. "Then make up your minds ' to take Democratic papers, and ' thereby sustain your own men and build up your own cause ; never give aid to the enemy, but spurn them as you would poison. f Ax Old Demockat. v. ... ,r u ,F,c 'OAT:n. The San Francisco Examiner Is now tho best paper published on tho 1 'acillc coast. , The Pueblo Democrat clussea Indian Agent A. 13. Meacham, formerly of Oregon, with tho Bender family. Cupt. N. H. Lane, grandson of Gov. Joe. Lane, has been npiolntcd Captain of the steamer H. T. Churcli C'apt. Lovlson, of the steamer Shu- brick, has sounded the new channel aUhojiiQuth,ot,tho C.lumbla and finds 24 feet of water at high tide hence Portland ; stands on Its head with delight, v ' The station agent at Tenlno, W. T., has a railroad velocipede, and re cently fixed It with n short arm so it would run 011 tho narrow g .mge, It having been built Ur tho wide rack. Ho can run Into OlympLi In ono hour. " ' - " Borne Kastern Oregon stockmen are building a new kind of fence. Thero Is first ft barbed w le, three Inches front tho ground", then three boards eight Inches wldo and threo Inches abovo tho wlro and three Inch es opart. Two moro uariKvt wires six inches apart above tho boards complete tho structure This fence. It Is claimed, will keep out dogs and cayoteH,and tha builders are confl dent their valuable sheep will Ik safe Insldo this Inclosure. i Summons. the Cuuiily Court of Linn County, Hint'- 0 Orf yon : Ouoli'oxlalntUr, ' . Ihtvl.l V. bliavor a il I!ranOa ihiver, DerflndatiU.' - To David W. Shaver, one of tho DeietKl ti above named s IN TIIK NAM I. OF TI IK STATU OF OltKOON, you aro tw-retiy ummonel and .required to appear ana answer tha onuipUiut of tlio Uvn named tilainlifl, now on til with tho Clerk vf said Court, on or beforo tha lirxt lay of iho January tnrm of nhl Conn, lobe bottleii In Albany, I .Inn County, OiVKon.on lh first M judsy, tho Sd Uy of January, 1M1. And you are uoUUatl that ia caaa you (ail to apfiearand answer as abovo required, tho laintlir will taka Judgment aRaimtt you for I0 AH Iu b. . Rotd coin, witb intermit thereon in like coin at-lh rata of 1 tmr ceut. per month from the data hereof, and the fur ther auoi of 2i 00 attorney's foc, and fur tlM omN and dJburaetnent of Uiia action. I'ubiUheJ by ordur of lion. I Hinn, JudK" of aald i'ourt, whlrh older Is da'.od Nov. S, JSSO. L. II. MONTAN YK, . 130 . AU'y for riaiuiiflr. DATCNTQ Hl.ler. K..llciu-r o4 B M I I Oalltmu. Oi; rathM..ur He . WMhitiifUiu, If. C, No f rwiiitrvd unksM Pat n hi airfiKnd Scad fer !reulr im2 u-mu, Ac. KUkiMKl WT . ' . t. 9. rotTeT'j. . r nt-xrtitrr. IIi:3IPllREV&AVCLVI.UT0X, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Albany, Oregon. Wi) prvll, In fl lb Corn In tin ,. -.-,.Ule im tttctm uU cuUcvitofu uuraikd Ut piomptijr. l jnM( r rusts. o. u. cuaxiik..ai!c. FUX.V & (iIA3IDI.UL.VIX, ATTOR,EYX AT I.A1V, Albany, Crr.n. from In I'ontcr'a Brfcrk U!(K-k.-a ! vlSnlMf. a. a. wuiUAX. u WLrau. . STKA1LVX & BILYEU, AIIOUffETS & COMSELOBS AT LAW Albany, Orecon. 1 JltACTICE IX ALL THE COURTS OF a. una nuua. llw.y giva aiecliU attou- imn 'j coiiKixHia tuii riroiMto matter. Otnca in f-OKtcr'a now brk-lc. .;f L. H. MONTANYE. A TTOItNEY AT LAW, Notary Public. .Albany,1 Orfton. OtBce uixitalra, over John Itrimr ator, iiHMrci vi-inur D. R. N. BLACKBURN", ITTOEMEYAilO COUNSELOR AT LAW 1 .Albany, Oregon. Afire ap Xalr la tbe Odd I'rltvr' Trm -.. 1; ': . . r OollactioDi a apeelalty. . apSJ. J. K. WEATHERTOED, ,. j . (XOTARV PUBLIC,) . lTT5ilN3E"1 At jaw, l; AinAvr, onEi.es. Wn.L lRACT!CK.I!f AliTftE COt'nTS OF THE htt, tvaii UUtibM (u m w atulucUuiw aud tarom ia ojj r-rnf.T; f f rt:J J. C. POWKI.TU w. nVlllLTKC, POAVEtC ariJlLYEtJ. ATTORNEYS AT (LAW, , t ; Anut oonciiurs ia inancerr, A LB AX Y. 4 C- ORDCOX. Collaotions proniWy made on at! points. ijonan neeoiiausa u reaaonania utrum. ' J sSTOnict) in Foster'a Urick.-Ss.: , ljtt k ri.nltftf. AT;vAw. i ho- AlJArrr.:1wsC. n r ,';; TTORNEY-ATJ LAW , -t..'. ,w.t ... .... . . Will practla In-all tba eourti of Ui Slnte, Prompt aitentlon' alvt-h to cillpiioiis, ciiu veyuuoei .lulcxftmiH-Xtan bf Ittlcx. Pmlmte ousiaesa a aiiMiUMtiy, . vWnautr. ATTORVAItfO COUNSELOR AUAW , i jtff.&rrT't?!?- t. U' -' ffld pnrtloo In all tba Oonrt of fle KUilO , . j ferOfflonn the Court Houne "M . t, . I ii2 CvWaahrbv.i t. :l.'.'.,t HOMEOPATHIC : PhygpiSd, 'Surgeon 3 Albany, .Oregon, v I ' Ofl.ee k 'Frotrmn'r Brick, two doovi East ofColiner'a BanTj, " ' nlO : -- - 'v-.'-r . BE. Q- WILLIS . TRICE, Odd Fellows." Temple, - . ' Albany, jOrcjon Oflieo hour froin 8 to 12, tmd from 1 to 4. -v .- - 16;10tf '.- Children w Li il 1 ron ITotlicro lilio anil Piycltli-i reoamswad it. IT 13 HOT NARCOTIC. CENTAUK LINIMEIiTC ; tlio AVorld'n prcat laln-Ko-licvlnffrpmcdlea. Theyhonl, cootlio mid euro Durns, Wounds, Weak Back and Zlhcuinatlrm upon Man, and Sprains, Galls and Lameness jpon IJcastn. Clicap, quick and reliable. .m ; 1 m mm ywm) m CPUR.T3 cf l-cnti3S Mncan, Zr.-aCZ.ou, Cm Vllxix Paias In tlio IZoaA, Folld ZSroat Doaf-waa, ,vA any Catarrhal Complaint, ".n T oa-tormiaatad by Wei D 7,yor' Catarrh Cure, a Comrtl ;:cnnl Antidote, by Abaorp ". -, T-i j-uxt Important 1.1- -tt.j J HENRY W. SMITH & CO'S CELEBRATED. KEriTUCICY THISTLE DEW WfflSKEY. HENRY W. 81ft IT H fc CO. DISTILLIRfl, Kinton County, 6th Dill Ktntuckj. OFFIC&i, 252 & 254 West Third St cincinriATi. - Iho Im... Uhl-k. k.. tneilM nifl Kttt mnti Mmmm.nftl by the tnedioai faculty for medicinal and fanr F:r aaia by the barrel, gallon, cane uwiio uj an uruKgiau anil grocers ana R. SALTMARSH, IVholcaale and Eetail Agent, Albaar, Orsa. lSmS ALBANY FOUNDRY AND- MACHINE SU0P. ESTABLISHED 1S65. rty A. V. C1IKRRY, eitua'cd at corner of im junnigosueiy oireeis, Aiuany, Oregon. HavlnR taken charge of the above named Works, we are prepared to nmuufauture Steam Engine. Katr and ;rint A! ills, Wood-work lug Machinery, Vumpa, Iron and Draw Casting, of every deatription. Machinery of all kinds repaired. Spe cial attention given lo repairing farm n.a chinery. fallrra Making lea- la all Ita tormu lftllyl A. r.CHEKHY&SOS. ALBANY 5IARBLE W0UKS ALUAXY, OKHGOX. STAIGER BROS. - Proprietors. nmmmzms, tablets, m:is rONES Executed In Italian or Vermont Marble. AIho, every variety of cemetery and ether ittono work done wiLh neatnesa and dispatch. 8plal attention given to orders from all parts of this Suite and Washington Ternuiry. fSTAAl wotk warranted. n5tf Aloany Bath House. UtHEUNDRRStOKED WOULD KKSPBCT JL folly inform tba eitUens of Albany and t! jtui-.jinat i naveta-enobareeol thia Katabiish ment,and, by keeping elesa rooms and payia trio t attention to busine.f, eipaots to suit al tbotowbo may favor ua with their natronsf uaTing noretoiora carriea on notntng but First-Class Hatr Dragsing Saloons, i azpeets to give entire satisfaction to al arCblldien and Ladios' Hair neatly cn ad ihampoood. JOS WEBBKR. OClCUsn lis matlo by every ajrent every ajr w month In tha buaineas we I urntah, but those willing to work can easily earn a doien dollars a day rk-ht in tlieir own local men. Hare no time to explain hore. Bualnem ilraaant and honorable. Wo uwn, and boys and girls do ns well aa men. We will tunilsh you s i-ouiplvto onttit free, ff will bear ex lienae of startlnir jou. Funieiilars free. Write and sou. Farnrara and mecbsiiica, their sona and daugh ters, and all claseee in need of pa-iiiy work at home, h'mlil write to ut and learn all about the work at onoo. Adxivs Tri K & Co., Auiriuta, Maine. ILBilfiY BEAT PAf.2iET. Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, "Veal and Sausage al- I ways on hand. Ilibet Cal Trlee paid tor all kind, of fat stock. v . 4ii levi wicsr. WELCOME SAL00K V3m. Volrt, Prpprlftor. rnnE best wises, ijqtjors and X. cigara always on hand. BEER 5 CENTS A GLASS. Cull and see me. Saloon In brick build ing, next door to Dannals' furnittire store. 2 tf WM. VOIGT. King of the Blood Cant til Berofaloat ttUvUnrm ana dimrdm ranilt .q iivw vi mo wm. it w Ded mm to Ieifr II,mHi,iiWii iMmallr tmtn Uwir U Hip. fimpU,, i&r,, l-mor; . wall mwy mOoetiuuM oi the ear, Utad. JL.vtr b1 MtowutcK, scrofula; Wosdwftil Cnr ef Sllsiam. ' ' I). Hakkth, Hour Co. : tn ti taemrflt oT " troubid with tfcttrfnia or Tmpur BIockI in thif Fvtsnu, I harabT nwmunul Kinjr of tba Blood, bar Im tronblad wiUi HorofuU for tba pat Ua faara, which ao affetd my ejrea that I waaeoia tltlf hliad foraix noatli. I wu raeomiBandetl to try K in of tha IKood, which haa pnrrad a mat blaaainit to ma, It baa iiompltlr enrol ., mud I olierrf ulljr rvorauaeiid if. to all troubled aa I hava baeo. Your truly, Mas. 8. ttx-eiuMtu, Hardinia, JT. T. H - g2 gQ- will ba Mid to anr Poblle Ifaapftal to U mata ally atrraad oprm, fur arary asrti-eate of tliu uuxU aui puUiabsd by tia wbicli is not gnutioa. Its Ingredients. To ahow eor faith la tba safety anil caiM of tba K. npua ptufm personal applicaiian, when aatlaflad that no Imposition is Intradrd.wa wilt ria tha Kuan of all ita imrradlenta, by afHdavit. The aboaaoCers ware narar made befiire tyUiapra- prietor of any ether Family Medicine in the world. nasr tcatla-aalali.fnnw htf-mi.iu . . fall directiona for nauir will be found in the pam phlet TraaUe on liiaraaes of the Blood," is : which each bottle taracVaKd. Prioe 1 rbottleeon-tah-iiaa II Mina, or 40 lo 10 decc. - fM fm dnw rista. l.iuaaoi,oa A5 Ck).,I'rop'ra, Iinflal.1,N.y Sportsman's Hradquartfrs. "W. HEALER IS' " ' (iiins, Itifles itevohersl! A ad AMtaaalllaa &r All Mad.. Juat rwelrsd a tarf tnvok t the lateet kawraaa Benumrtua, hhar''a- lfhaater and UaDarrl rf tiri nilea. jliiura, rUauioat" ami Steven ' breech -bw-jng but ijuua, mat miuale-luaaiiiy nAm and t- gmm of tterf deauriiiuon. . Aalo, a larve and well aelertnl at-.-k of Th1ng TacaU, Cutlery, Liur Cillam, Faary fhMh, and la fact anythiny you oL.uk wish fur ia say I- e. ill kinds of Sewing : Machines c pairefl, " . ! : - ! . Bcawasber Thai . 1 Cannot Be fiidersold Aurwhara la this State. (1 U WHEAT WASTED. na1Iarl,Isoui & o. WILL PAY A " PREMIUM of FOVR CENTS per" lirtshel in Mill frod over and above the Market price on al (rood Merchantable wheat stored with tbein tli is aeaaon. Are prepared to pay CASH DOWTT. and fiiaraulee as good prices aa can be olatain ed elsew hero. A large supply of Sacks always on band. Wo havn nnr Mm AHvl nn al II. a latent improved Machinery, and (in cC's TOM WOKK. BAT.LATtD, ISOM A CO. AUeoy, July 2d,lsb. Z INSURANCE. Commercial Union, of London. . Capital, S12, 500,000. Tm North British and SIerT cantue. uapitai, iio, 000,000. Also the Imperial, Lonr. don, Northern & Queen nanit.al S?IQ OHO nnn O. H. STEWART, : Agent, j CENTRAL M AllKE T.. J. Ii. HERREX, Proprietor. IITTED UP IN THE NEATEST ST YIe - and keeps constantly on hand a full supply of FEESH CEEF. TOEI. SIL'TTON. VEAL AVO Th fullest pains will be taken tonocom- aajpaa-sawv Mw aaavaava r . , an.u.s O STV now oeinr-Biads taster than evpr ilVitbl by those at work for ua. Pwsona of either ae-t oan make fds a week in their own tt.wna if "ey art wuune to work, o risk. s oatflt. trw. Anyone can run the businoaa. Ca(Mtal not rennirrd. All who engage proaper. No one taila. Partieulars tree. Addiaaa, U. Uallstt k Co., l-ortland, Uuine. f2f .T) Great chance to make money. We a s LFneed a person in erery town to take sabeeriptlons for the laryort, rhsanat and bast Illus trated tamily publication in the world. Anr one can beeotne a suooamful acent. Sis elegant work, o art a-ivec free toautierlh.ni TK. i L ... l i, . moat ererybody subeeriBes. One agent sever la lak-f inf 1 subscribers in a day. A lady sreat .reports making over 200 dear proflt la ten diva. Alt who enaajre niake money fast. Yea can devote all your time to the buaineas, or only your spare time. You need not be away from home over night. You osn do it as well as others. Full directions and tonna free. If you want profitable work send ua your add reus at ones. It costs eothiug lo try tha bualneaa. No oae who engages fails to make great pay. Address Vita. Smsos fc Co., Portland, Mains, itjl oXiO'v'-S-r CTiTsirrsn iuxa 13th, idTiX) AFOH SALE BY. FOS, -B-A.TT-MZ cfc CO. The Corvallis Fruit Co. Will purchase Plunatuer dried fruit at full market prices ; . , Will send a competent person to advise fruit growers as to cultivation of or addi tions to orchards ; ' Will supply fruit trees of approved sorts atmoderatapsJoes; f - Will sell Plumiuer Driersthrongli Lims, ' Benton and Lane counties. , . -i c J u Itters to be sent to Corvallis Fruit Com pany, Corvallis, Benton County, Oreson, James Kbadia, 8ec'y. Janaary 1, IssO. ' A-vi