The state rights democrat., June 10, 1881, Image 2

cmocrat.
FRIDAY...
JUKE 10, 1881.
Or ii friend over the way ia getting
quite critical. He takes us to task for
quoting from t he telegraphic despatches.
Tie is probably a prophet and can tell
whether a despatch is truthful or not as
noon ;is he roads it. We are in a quan
dary to whether it is tologna or
much learning that haa made him mad.
Stiit. the Conkling dead lock eon
t'nucs in tho New York legislature,
with no prospect of a break. He has
lost one vote and now polls only ?A.
A mot it n to adjourn wan lost last
Tuesday. It is rumored that (JarSeld
is going to eease lighting Conkling, hut
'ho report is seal eel y credited although
it appeared in the Jr. ". Tribune.
The Standard wivs: Strange to sav
tl ti c eri-ieism of the revised New
'IV h-on nt almost all the new-papers
reject the change and declare the
work spoiled, while the ministry gener
ally receive the version wite favcr.
It is not often that tho press is so
oonserative and clings to things of
th past front a mere feeling of aenti
moot. ,
Ttl r HMM OLO.lcr.
The Oregon t '( ), it for June b full
of interesting matter and con taint a
a long article descriptive f linn
county, and a business directory of the
leading houses of Albany. The article
contributed by A. T. llawley on the
future, prospects of Yaquina Bay is
very interesting and full of sensible re
marks. The publishers of the ColoHiM
bare entere 1 a li eld of usefulness almost
nnlimitgd in i' extent, and the success
they meet with in carrvine out their
avowed object of inducing emmigra
tion to this section of the state, is one
which will .depend largely ujon the
-h ino supjiort they receive. Their lit
tle jaer, full of interesting daacriaiira
matter, falling into the hands of those
who
com i inpiate
reruoviug, will have
the effect of turning attention to this
section, an I once the Willamette Valley
and its resonrces become well known
an the outside world it will not be ions
before its population will increase.
So long as we lay asleep and make no
ef.rt to lft the world know what we
are and what we have, just so long will
we drag along in the old grooves and
lack development and progress. We
attest w :!; up and liestir ourselvee, we
mnsr make the proper effort and wbea
this is once done there need be no fear
for r future. tJtvry fanner and
faery mechanic who comes into this
section adds ss much to our ability to
ptocare what we want in the way of
railroad communication and the devel
opment of our resources now lying idle.
The tLtii is in able hands and
i-i in a fedd where if it receives the
support it deserves, i-. can do' a great
work for this section. W.: besja-uk
for it from oe.r readers and pu'rons the
liberal assistance which they can well
a'ford to give it, and ho; it may be
destinnl t ia loag and ti?fnl career.
TUT IKEOll i-H.i k.-olD.
SlrcBaini EO.rt4 to Brrak thr ffliari
ubirh Ibrl'fcml nai Tranr rr-l
Jo the O. 1 v K. o.
Vigorous f ror( are being made l.y
Wili am Kohl and the Scotch Co. to
e.nunl iho contract by which the
narrw Kngo rrad was leased for 01)
yc.ir to thfl O. 11. & X. Co.,
and ii is emifidcnily a.Ksertr rl that they
will I e successfaL Eleven hundred
men, in the emj loy of the Oregon ian
Railway Co., Limited, are expecting
orde rs every day to resume work for
their laie employers, and i'm-y are
Miro, from representations made them
hy the company's agent, that such
will bo the case. The contract, it is
allegerl, wa made In a peculiar way.
Mr. Montgomery, who was a large
contractor, for the company and a
large stockholder in the road, went to
Scotland to confer with the director
and negotiate the transfer. He
succeeded in procuring from them a
power of attorney, unknown to Mr.
Ue?d, who departed hence aljout four
weeks since. JJe was detained in
iX&rk on cne pretext or another.
by the O. It. & N. Co., who
-tried. t make him sell, but he would
not trade. He remained in the city
siveral days, and shortly sitter the
ship, on which he was a passenger.
Siiled for Europe, Montgomery made
the transfer. Hence the attempt to
DreaK the contract Torre will he
emidotab!e litigation before the
muter is tinaily adjuster. -A',-.
ROSlIlt l' lit; ami ceawBA! B tlt.iit.
Tiu S?rschurg Plainfeakr says that
Work will soon he htarted on the
Reehurg aid Coo? Bay railroad.
The C w JUy Niks c n tends the
($20,000) asked of the Boston
capita. iids, represented by the Local
Capital ( v.ii.pnny, for its charter is too
much ard that the parties interested
would have nothing to do with it.
I'hat jwper uirthor states that Ilurl
burt, ill?, engineer, who said that tt
would cost ;,iit ; J Oft. ooo to build and
eqeip the road was at loat $000,000
of (hv i'al figure
i tin neighborhood o(
efss notch disss tisfaotion
A "eat Fav bfcai
v. ifh' indi:
v.'ilU not permit them to graze their
t4Ue on i);.' Umatilla res?ervation.
ft "liegins to Im; admitted that White
law Hell com io nded the Union army at
Smloh, :md (Jen. Grant w rote an account
of the aflair for the press?.
Albany, June (Ufa. 18S1.
Editors Democrat :
In the present Conkling Uarfiold
cmhraglio democrats can atTortl to main
tain a masterly inactivity, but it is no
breach of neutrality to watch aud to
criticise republicans and republican
papers their nets and declarations tu re
reference to this little family trouble.
Tho Herald of last week attributes tlie
breach between the Now York Senators
and the President to the claim of Mr.
Conkling to control tho executive ap
Kintments within the State of New
York, and commends the President foi
his indcendmnce () in not submtiting
to Congressional dictation etc. Tho
New York Senators deny having sugg
ested a single name for executive aj
pointment, but, Ih this as it may,
is the Presideuti appointments in
other directions entirely indefmmlent
of, aud free from Congressional control 1
This inquiry is answered in tho negative
by tho "eraAiV' 'Washington corres
Hndent whoso letter of May 21st is
published in last weeks Herald by the
side of the editorial column abort re
ferred to. This corrcsjiondent nays :
"Republicans univeistlly deplore the
political situation, with its intricate
complications, and the only indejamd
ent political jiarty is Senator Mahone."
II j is revelling and luxnratiog in
patronage and power ; and, if he can
not get the longhaired Kiddelbarger
into the best ollice in the U nited States
Senate, ho can at least appoint re
adjuster in hundreds of Virginia pott
otlieea." "Tho ostmastora that are
being removed have not, in a single in
stance boon removed for cause, and in
many instances they havo been remov
ed in spite of protesting uicmorals
signed by both republicans and demo
crats." This correspondent fui ther says
that the places of thoso removed are
Iteing supplied ''by untried, inex
perienced stiangers, whose sole reeoin
mendation for those federal oAoas is,
that they agree with Mr. Mahone on
the Virginia debt question."
Now in the light of tho disclosures
of this republican correspondent of a
republican jaHr, as to tho bestowal
of federal pitfOMjpi in Virginia, and
the facts as to the New ork apoint-
inents there is a ramtn table want of
harmoney.
The Herald in vindicating the preit
dent as agaiust Conkling says : "The
present state of tohtical a (fairs is mere
ly a collision between -senatorial arro
gance and the constitutional rights of
the presidentjbetween the corrupt 8oiU
system and civil service reform." Now,
which of the two is the "orroyour
Senator". Conkling who has asked for
no apianntnient or Mahone, who w "re
veiling and luxuratitvj in pcitroiunje (iiul
)Hwerr ihe question is easily an
Mil .
swered. President Uarheld is simply
discharL'ini political obligations. He
has naid Jam llobinson with the
W - ry
collectorship of New York for bteaking
tbe Grunt Column at Chicago, and he
is now paving Mahone with Virginia
"jnttrowsge and toteer" for betraying
his trust as a democratic Senator, the
President has assumed the debt ccn
ti acted by tho republican Senators and
by them repudiated ; he is not doing
what the republican Senators promised
to do, but ho is doing what he can to
redeem their corrupt pledge aud doing
it all at the expense of civil service
reform. Yours etc.
Cl'RKY Co im.
TBI. r4T 1'AIK t KLtUU v l HiV
Salem, June C, lrl.
Editors Democrat t
I have been informal that the im-
preasion prevails in some localities that
it is the intention of the State Arricuh
tutal Society to continue its summer
fairs, and to include the nation d holi
day iu all its annual exhibition . h. -re-after.
In order that the public may
understand the facta, and to correct
this erroneous impresaion, I have leon
requestert to make a public atatement.
From ita orgauiition until the year
1877, the S'Miiety had met with anti
factory aud increasing aucceas ; and
having reason to laslieve their god for
tune would continue, had iucurred in
debtedness for impro7emeuta on the
grounds, in order to meet the urgent
demands of the put. lie and its nttrous.
The years 1877, '78 and '79 were dis
astrous to the Society, as every citizen
ol Oregon is well aware. In 1870, the
Board, in theface of all these discourage
mnts, feeling it was no longer their
duty to incur personal obligations lb
meet the deficiency caused by the con
tinned inclemency of the weather, re
solved to pay the premiums of that fair
in warrants en the treasurer, reiltm
able at the fair of 1880. The bank
ruptcy and ruin of the Saiiety wss
then predicted by thousands. T
change the current of these terrible re
verses, and to restore public confidence,
the fair of 1880 was held in July, and
as all are aware, was a triumphant
success the wa-rants of 1 S 7 9 , which
hundreds predicted were worthless, lin
ing paid at par on presentation, princi
pal and interest in full in coin, as were
also the premiums of 1880.
The time for holding the Fair of
1881 was fixed in Oecember lant, and
the national holiday, after much dis
cussion, again included in the exhibi
tion week, in the belief that the S.
ciety deserved one more success to
assist them in restoring the losses of
the years referred to. Thousands wlj(J
attended the Fair in 1880, and who
will come again, cither reside in locali
ties which have never Ween favored
with a celebration; or who prefer to en
joy the excitement ami interest of the
national holiday on the Fair grounds,
in connection with the oilier attractions
of the day and week. To make the
occasion one of interest and pleasure to
these people and all others in atten
dance, and having resolved eight
months ago to include the celebration
as one of the attractions of the Fair of
1881, the Hoard are now completing
their arrangements for a grand jubilee
and celebration, with no design or
desire to lessen the int.-rest which may
be felt in celebrations in other portions
of the Styte. And while I am not able
to say what course the Board will pur
sue another year in regard to the time
of holding its annual exhibition, I do
fee! confident that I ex press the senti
ment of the Society and its otficers
when I Kay, that tlie national holiday,
for many ymra at least, will not again
be included in its annual exhibitions
E. M. WAITE,
I becy O. S. A. Society.
1. 1 I'll it Uv
Bernhattlt appears i?i Eiendonun al
nrday.
Boston talks of having a World'" Pair
in 1885.
The despatches now say tied I'm
(.'runt has resigned.
Carfadd will attend the Atlanta ex
position next November.
The Tinners' national festival opened
at St. Louis on the 3rd.
The (Jreenbackersof lown have noin-
inatel a full State tktftt. .
Several bodies o( troops are now
marching through Ireland.
Howell, the pedes! rian, intends tl log
to make COO miles in lis days.
According to the recent censm, the
population oT London hi S,814,5?l
"Vesuvius is in a stuto of eruption
and eartlupiakea are f.dt in its vicinity.
Lossea to Iowa faimirs l lot jpaftt
from poor seed will amount to 'J,4M)0,
000. Carl Schuiv. has opened a very bitter
attack on Conkling in the New York
Pout.
Adeline Fait! will probably give ftftjf
jsjaforinnnces in this oonntry next tea
son. Thotlore Thaman will lu irafu i auike
Chicago the licadqu arters of his tn lnK
tra.
Thouia. Woith, an Antuiieau, as
killetl in Larado, by a Mexican police
ollicer
Four negroes wi'ie killeil at l.-oMiuK)r,
Va., on the 3rd, by an taploftton of dy
namito.
MacVeagh diss not think that any
of tho atur faMM&iaSJI bt tried until
September.
Bell has been declared governor of
No llampahire by h-a than -J 0.000
majority.
The feeling between the peopki and
the iimslabnlarv is Browins vrrv bitter
in 1 1 eland.
Col. Scott left his fortune tu los Lot.
3 f9 having m oh- pnbli.- In -pHH; dm
ing hia life.
Tug bout .lake Blind .m hlon up
near Sandy Ilonk, N. J. en the o.l.ai d
all hands lost.
Herrigtou, a prominent laud lagnei
and editor of the Kerry Sentinel, 1.
been ariestcd.
The Kuglinh neinuictit is taking
steps to auppreas hII land leagtia aseet
ings hereafter.
A hail htorm in tin vit initv t New
York on tho 2nd in., did gre.it i!alnage
tj fruit aud gtain.
D. S. Alexaiuh-r, el lodianV, rt iil
prolmtdy ! appointMi full aoUit i el
tbe l S. Treasury.
A act ions i iot Oeeurrad at Curl: uu
tbe 4th. Two housea were wrecked
and many eople arrrstil.
Kwir'i; will remain in Lowdou until
the next mM-ting of tie- moto t.u y eon
f.jrcnce on the 3tJth.
Pere Hyacinth will nail from 1'iar.re
for thia country in Bepteeaheei Ilia
wife will accompany him.
Dillon, who ha lsen rinio 1 in pin-
' on, says he knows nothing of what ia
goin on in tho ouu-.ide wild.
Henry Wfim.tn and wife and Ifceiv
horxe were kilhnl by a stroke of light-
i ning near I)ea Plain;', III., on ll
3rd
Sam plea of (lour or ether o.vdoed
su'wttanoes am declared utiiiiailabh ex
cept under certain strict !;ii r
lations.
One of the ofitciabt guilt v of ieresa
iarity in the purchase of treasury de
partment aupnlica soya thM persons
high in authority are rexpouHihlo for
all he ha done.
Grant says his mi.-i in t-i Mexico
was highly sue -essf-il, opjxiti'u com-1
in" from rival atthaidiaod railroads. He
aayn that Conkling h lon treated
shamefully.
The director of the mint has author
Seed coinage of standard dollars f..r the
present month as follows : San Fran
cisco, 1,300,00; Philadelphia, 000,000;
New Orlrans, 400,000.
"Mr. Sidney Dillon, and it is u
posed air. Could," said a banker in
New York on the .Id, "have bought the
Central road of Nevada, : tending
from Battle Mountain on ih - Central
Pacific to Austin, or.e hundred mi.Vit
down the ratter. The object ef the
purchase H a mystery to tho Central
Pacific jKHiple. One theory is that, the
road is to las ex'ended north to connect
with the Oregon system, ami perhaps
sruth to some other connection. A
railroad coidd 1m built down tin valley
for a hundred miles, if not, thtou'di to
o
the Texas Pacific. Even if titers is no
immediate object iu view, riej.t of way
through the valley in luUda to l.n useful
ii, the future."
JORSI.V VAIf.i;
The laat inaua of the WUktnMttC
Farmer has thn following: Mr. John
B.:-yant at tho Ktate Orange informed
us that sonic important improvements
are being inado in Jordan Valley, near
his place. Mr. N. Young, who is one
of the mc.8t nopolar of millers, nnd
understands the businew thorongblr,
is putting op a custom mill below
Bryant'?, which will bo a great accomo
dation, as Jordan Valley is a spJandid
wheat-growing region. John Curl has
a steam saw mill near bjr. Next week
tho construction of a bridge aeroaf
Thomas creek will be coortnenced at
this mill ami there i$ some tells of
starting a little town there, as tho
bridge will bring quite a country into
cannection with these milk and a store
is necessary to that beautiful valley.
In fact Jordan Valley wears tho ap
pearance of a very Eden at this season
and we consider it one of the most
charming spots in Oregon, and that
means a great deal.
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Salem printers Intenrl k i a pic
nic. Bltrglata a:, nutne uua In, Walla
Walla.
rool, the hoi'Sivthiel
m
ap
from the Bendletoii jsil.
I'niatilla count 'a wool cU
been larger than ever before.
loiu
II NMburg intends having a
:rsnd
"blow out" on tlu the 1th prox,
Larga numbers of imnigrantii frote
Finland nn? arriving a! Coos II iv.
Anew bridge ia In he built Oil the
Sah'iu and Silvcfton r'ad over (lit
Piuhling rfver .
Ana Fonlce was badly hurl laht
week by bull near Ashland being
knocked unconscious.
In trouble abstlt a KqllftW wil'c,Tiat
ton Klit Woodson Shovel Oreek, CmX.f
aear the Oregon line.
Mayor Kallooh's ease nflibei
the Chronioh haw been dUmuatcil
motion of his own ctuueHel.
Thomaa Bitenee, a otmtractor
N'ieloti.i barber work, AH down st
at liia betel on tho nth end sraa ki
lust
on
The Oalilofnla nprt aia
decided that a citv elwtion
m t
auld
i. in
be
held In S m Pram ic in Baptetnler,
J. t'. Drain of Drain's S at ion,
Donglaa county, baa contracted toaap
ply the . ' It R C wi.lt 03,000
railroad ties.
The liih ater ot Hear creek beio
rhoeniXi Jackson ctiunty, has left
acres of rich laud covered t.-w.A
or barren with rock.
(borgo Mi!nisc!, pioiaictoi of loo
Cum pi restaurant, In Baeriu
and BMrtalii 04iu U I IN
an Italian mp' ;. s on 1 1 .
A man named MuCartnej
Msg dci : l!..- I I M nt
bto.
hot
Mori
was found
Hotel at
in low
M..ntci r . a h it a pi itol ( !'
moutb. KvifienUy ntite,
t 'apiaiu S etaou an I J N
of San Frandaco ha Kns Ui
encairo in whalio' i'ii i
lie i
Sii be to
lift . : f .!
known as the roCXl t i-.ttti i
A lnr utiackfsl a aran i an ad Kej
tUu, while cutting atakaa ecu- Liok
ville and got ebonped an badly in tbe
nv!; that it w is mn r ci dipatche!
by h ante in.
The Uum eonntj besinesa men and
fl met a hao i.-ani. the ".i..i;!,t
Bond ftaaoi datlon" end wili iai aub
scripiiou t to lohJ reed in? the neb
valley of thSruhl iw. Our ! t wiihei
attend h r.t.
Ttie tendon sn ! Sin rVane;eo I. aid:
olfcr for aaheeription in N -' York
half a million ix per con. Orel atOrtg
age reg n V Califoi ni i railitSae bendl
et par, the reasaindec of an ieane of
$1,-00,000, the rest arhereef i atreadjr
aut.fs.-rilw-d.
'v dip the foitewing r to mtl items
from tho Oregon in.
Mr. T. V. ikcs arrived in i , .
city boainl west yetcrd.iy, iiimI will
tajupontlie Clumtd:f bntving i UB
Pmneleeo Iho loth lnt.
Cunt r.u t.i for tho O I" ". I
bridge, a.T.,-s Soak- tivir :;t (,,.,. r -
Clty,sndfor tho big fiitnbove i )'
wuiJr Works In this city, Will be M
tr t i
oeii.ni .lunn i . -
... i.n it' lln. 1 1 1 . r, I i.l 1 1 1 r....! .r .
the ). It. Sc. K Co. Hprovcd tti- locn
tten of tffMM from 'ortlu'( to Tho
DeUesand from Umatilla to linker
City, inndo by tho chief engineer.
,o,. .... t,-.f-..,m. u ,.,r,WrHn.y
will Ihi forunnb d by next mfttl tot!io
Interior depertment for approval.
Itl.tlilfi.u ..i4u y. C A II tlOII KI MliiL lli..il. '
Kight hundred Chinnm. :i, who i
have bflon ns walk on tho unrroie
gauge road, rororncd In thbr elly ;.nl .
will teavothfs week r..r the upper
Columbia. Six hundred will lej
ofiiployed on grarling hotwenn the
Oasaiden and Tho D ili?-, and thai
peaaatndef at tr:k laying betwetetl
Val;a Wall i e.nd D iytoti.
Hon. J. ,. liolpb, eUoraey, aod
Mr. it. Tliielweo. inh fonelnoer of tho;
o. it. N. -o., Icavo thte morning
for the agency near Pendleton, to
hold oeonctl with chief of the
Luiaiu.il ixion over gmnv oi rigui ot
way for track nnd depot grounds'
through the m ervatfon Thocii-
rereoce will be behi Wodnesday mor- ::" c' v-: UmUw' D- D r
n.ng at 11 oVIocic. It Is bettered ,:' ' rta,awajalaa.erUaiateiajr
that aetotlftllona- sa.i,f.tctery to uihl'L1!.1: .T
parties conccrnoa win d constitninat
ed with littlo Uc! ift
Nidtbcr t!io local OJHeofa of tp.o
narrow ajange company, nor of tho
O. It. N. (., have rtcleycd any
particulars of tho le:iKoof tin former's
- -
road to tlm latter; honco notiiiup;
known here concerning fuluro opera
tiotiH of the valley roads, while
work on tho Portland division U atop
pod, t; rail in"; of extensions from If on
mouth, Polk county, to tho Luck
iamuto on the eaat Hide, nnd from
Brownsville, Lina eouniy, to Uaherg,
on tho east side, is being puihed ej
per former plans.
A privato teleraui baa bpen
reeioved hero from Samuel Wilkinson
secretary of the Northern Pacific,
dating that tho directors of tho com
pany will hold a meeting1 Thursday,
tho Oth Inst, nnd lh.it indication
pointed to tho oleetion of II. H.
Lcdynrd, of Detroit, general manager
of tho Michigan Central as president
and T. F. Oakes il first vii o president.
This information Is construed to mean
that management of tho eastern
divisions of tho road will be under
Mr. Ledyafd and the western di
visions under Mr. Oakes.
To tho above wo may add that Mr.
J. Brandt passed through this city
toward Portland, on Tuesday last and
in conversation with Mr. Gross of the
Depot Hotel, said the extension of the
0. & C. R. It. would bo commenced
snon, and the road put through to
Junction with the other end just as
fast as possible.
Col. Ilurlburt passed thrugh this
city on Monday last. Ho has been
surveying the line and says they havo
located the road as far as canyoin illo
and found a very gocd route.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE DEMOCRAT.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
vomur.nvQHny.m
HAttuisBtfitu, .Jutifi Mb, 1881,
Mnrrinhnrg i Kn"W ' erlobrale.
Copious raie hnvii frtllcn during tho pnnt
fw dayn and furtuuM ara juhiUnt.
I'!xcotigreNtnan Whitoakcr upant two or
tlueuday In ear village dining tho past
watt" and wsm aurialj wafoenwd iy our
oitlssns. Hi hat base a faithful and effieb
ontrrproAcntfttivf! of our MUto and retire
! pri.-te hfo with the i ohriipict of "lloBSti
JobnN aabnpaaobsd ittll nttnohiu2 to hid
lismo. lln wotUcd curmatly and zralotialy
ahilo hi CmntrcM for nn outlet to tbsOse
tr.d vallay via Yaquina and will bo held in
r.it ful reaieeibraoes thorofor.
A cattieg n (fray occurred on tln MUon.io
a doy e-r no inco hctwern uno Watson and a
Mi. iri-!on. Tbs (srmsff leealred atraral
aovero ; mini lii t lliedy Hicrtuled in !ul
bighis nioinilant ami dtiviag him awny.
Thi' troiihln iiit:iii:Ji-il i.i a ili(iutfl aho'it
SOQM himl.
, ThseitiaMi of IlArriaberg and viehtitjr
bav ih i ol' d vt-hmratn our coming imtbaV
ul nnnivtrary. CotttClittaM bars lo-n ap
pointed and aro hard p.t work arraegtog and
oiliiliu;; tho pror.oinno. Ows of lbs
rrommrnt faaterta of Mm day will m iho
pbaittOtlil i fanny naiim itienU. Prftej
will bs eherad tu t!...no who km-k tho
l.i.li lVrioiinii. il and get a.v.iy with
tin in in pi l iih ij','. A i.y OfW who ..!' i .Ii
ttiin i-ol -hratina ai.'t daei not eplit hii nidcs
by laaghtef kt i Kkeptiealryiua nud fun in
aeeeatnaeeul pari at bh "gottte up."
I: njiin; ami t)oThiti;; iiiuehiuu ftcwt,
who h.ii'.- 1. .i li;!. cii itin n';jj Lj. jivhoii
arc now on the war path i i th.i vi t'.nity.and
you can pot t'.io.n u lo ij wsy off by th
iwatbs tbsj act
' A wowaa's li-t racs i on Uic tapU hi re to
coiao ollon tho Foart '. Sir. lvlitor,if yau
bare say I i;ii Cy', rrgelar beM k..-lod.
i.sa, OoMunii-ht' mo U, nund 'urn up.
noun k aaon oi .:ro on mo im.iw mroich
will b hi l hi pull tbersngb without huia
di.-tancrl.
Tbentes Wjuii, iet! i. Wyatt ol
tld i jil.i.- w.vi l ir .wn from hit hora SO
Ifendajreeaniag last win U- driving eaith-.
A hrekau ley aud fcpraiutd ankle will lay
iiim u for saaai tene t romo,
t.' e. P.rau h-ahii-x j-wih r of toil hur iu
la puneeiuiiiMi of a hen's e;-j that inetuiirra
-. tiM-Ii iu i r ii itsf rr. -. How i that
Albany In n & Uiny aloiiy who trir m h od
o lay Mi" "I-ohi vn if I,, ihi county r If
tea A" any I, .My think fche cut go ooa
1 " i tii . . i. ii i.i .inmia-i of an
othrr.eua t !.-. cnatnrf-a S. inch in
ircin
arH
ncef If the AlUny cld.-k beats thi.
C'aii
!'-.. irtuK-nl I
The I'.r.onou'M atSatten lat Tiielay
j .1 .--r -ry jui'jtly altJiouU roiiNider
hlebard wark wat dona Woth nhlea
No. lMitd put in nonilu.itioii.ioM Wi Mer
f r ( Iu r t:-i;co.i erand II. J. Clark, of tin,
lioo!.-. f.,: A -hi ;.'-. The 1Ioi!.n met
and endorsed the neentontenai and No.
u'h i udorkod tho nouiinoo lor Atilnnt,
ioi- pteeetl w- It- Ilu"tun of ttnir com-
paoy hi neaalnaten for CHbM Vbeeoti
h'! Joh fFebbeti i : Wi n. itnHton,
47. II. J. Mark, for AdUnt, 103 : Idauk,
ft. The Are ljoy a?i!ilj!cI iu tho ovon
Ing aui f;Utii; tho band, Krn Mr.
Wi-hber a aareoadea They wom teeltei
to no. J f.-u-d It mil very lino rigar
r.u ! a --j I. adij Sfaflii by the nsw Chief.
TUr Ct CloCrr
. M, Wado A Co., of Salem, aro hand
lot,; betk the Dooiing and Md'ormlck
teftee btadetef end having l-u In tuuma
rhino li'jiliiMi f r voari ihrir oidnlmi
j certainly mint bf good. In their circular
ibty nay tlm hs-nir; ir-iai least t iiu h-
' ' " than any o'.h
'. r ' ld,r t l'um
"V f ":;.l!n
Artrt!iotral .f hinder.' at Kalotn on
Uin ;, ( ,( s. ,
t h hi
" ni" wi-"ini?i iii'i i- uu mo ruiimi.
Tho fa nn r i v h wiwii-HMvl iheA-ontet r
Ulnly nuiHt have considered that it did IU
work wei:. IN : r tfclSox have tho laxur-
j Ing for aahvtnd will gtadly how It to you
wl,.4her yo wish io huy or net.
rSi,i a.i iifimi news.
i
We are reminded l.y County School
Soperlntendent tiiihi rt to mmounee
tl,al !l,e fpatltaiwert ot tho.aeheol
funi! lla been mwlo and that tboonlcra
far'hn aatne nro now In itio bands of
Brooe, oeCouetyTreaaurer. As be
erIBhave to ajafce out bis rort on
July Ntbe would like nil dl.Mlricta to
draw tbejr money In fore that lime.
noUeeafioeild betaken of the teat
(thaVUiIameaey will not be paid om
exeept lo district elerfce, or upon tbwlr
order.
t JUllllJ I I'. Illff.
i'..T. ill. ) H'l.l I IJll-W". Ill till. .H. fill
Tbursdar evtining, .luno X. tnl)jJet
Throe Years With tho l .alter lay Saints."
Thobo who have heard 1 r. Stratton speak
will not likely iiiIhh this opportunity of
hearing him attain. Wo nan any to all tvho
have net heard him that ihv will haven
I rout, by Koin;. Tie beta of admission will
lo twonfy-fivo eouU.
i.ny nn iik.i.k'i ytkatei.
MhakesiHiaro aaki: Is the sun dimuicil
l!iat KK-tH do fly iu it? and WO are eoit
stniineil to nMi; If the pollywojf wlio runs
lllr. "Herald" thinks tlie ffroat xea of jour
nalism Is disturbed when bo flops his
Lilliputian form upon i's placid surfaco?
It's liko a moaenlto biting an elaphant
the trouldo of brushing hint oil Is qreator
than tho harm his bilo-dons. They oaH
hbn "Lady Prise Bologna Pottlngsr" still.
M.-Uoitl Mertlut:.
At he Mjhoel meeting laat Monday ovon
IngtheComnitttoo rejiortod in favor of
buying the vaeai't bloek on Montgomery
st rc-et for l.Ti-0. and n motion made to
tabla tho rep .rt j.rovHiled. The meeting!
then nu.lourueo witliout iioinyany lurtuor
business.
Ctssiag gscretnaa f Uic a many CeUeaJaie
lilMltluli' I'wiirin tejir.
Saiiratii CnatW. .luno 12 Annual WW by I.nv.
A. h. UmbUy, l. 0. All tlm ul.urche aro
iuolo.l tit join lit fn Mrviw.
Ti'UHn.tv ArosaS'xix, June '1 -rClais oxcrolnoa, iiub
lectimirt, loloat ciHjftkln mid imwid. Tho
I' U-liers Mid Holi.il.ir.i rUl Iki 'I.ul tu w o and
t K tain thf tru ii.U i.f o(!'H' e.U'ii nt. tlli time.
Kvurrisnn boio at 1:80 p. m. irisi to all.
VaaMRaaAT Kvumvo, .Tumi IS. Annual cliool cnter
Uiinliluilt, eunwif tin;: of rei'itiit iniii, ileelnina
tl.ma, ruiuliuuf, vai'ui ami linoritinetit.aI nuuiSu
ami Miloutiiiii 1 r. .01 Um ICtlio. Sou pnwriun.
Adinisii.in AUuIIm, Uh: hlldrmi under 12
years, 26 cunts.
Farmer' ami Merlins :"' Store.
Tho Farmers' dnd Mechanlea' Ptoro la
just in roeolnt of a Rp'ondid lot of new
troodv, whlon w ill repay you to call and
eximine. J M. Nolan makes no preten
aioua which facta do not warrant, and he
-i aims to be able to sell men's goods nt
cheap as any man in the State. J ust call
and hco his last oousitpimontH.
!
aii a mmu
An thro ar many conflicting roport in
rol.alinii to thn smldnn di;ei,.i .n .' ii' U of W.
W. FraucU of thU plac., I m ynu a
tateinont of tho facht nn I havo ;athrod
tbaat. W. XV. Franaii left has homo nint
.1 o'clock p. in,, of Juno lid, l:'l, ulatiug
tlmt ho wan noiiitf to deliver fi coniiln of
pairs d hiMitu nnd colluot S08M money and
would not ho homo until next day. (The
facU of what took place at Keinhdl ilririge
you alroaily havo.) llo hud ataaiad a huttlo
of I ; I from tho batcher nt thi place,
tettef thnt ho wmhed U uo It t-i Rtakaa
padJ li a liuUh taiots with.
Oa Friday morning tlnie waf :!lir
found in h ii trunk ia hia own hand wriiin .-,
tolling hie wifo that iu cooi bi febeeM be
taken away unrxprotcil!;', that ho had H
hia All.da no that abi would lt Wftat littli
ho had managed to ravo, Jin, bavina on
Tin iday lbs :Jiot, ult. deadsd hi Je.. wand
Iota to Ihi, and alao gavi: hor a hill of nale of
all Ida seneaal aaTesta, (ail of white ha
btea found.) Ho fin ther ntatcd tliat bf
hud tiiheu or Ix.rrovifd $1 l.'I.OO U tbf
mom y, llio w.iH .Si:li.eil I I' i . w In. Ii lie
w i. licd h r lo pay tooulher v itli l!i : i-iore
uceoiuita whu.h wore kiuall, "a a", lo ieavo
no Htaiu upon my nam'; aa being (liabofM '.
He thi n reo, inmtcd her to oolloot Ida Oflfa
inii .unaa Adminiuwtrator of tliee-I O '. A
Thom.i deeeaaeil, of.hia araoi iate Adminu
trator IK 15. Thouia. utating that hu h
and pa-rn would Iki found nthcr in t..
ibep or boesa.
"Ilojfinjj that my f nra aro aroaadlfff I
will winh you a last oiwmI hye" (-i'iiiii hia
aasaf as bar hwfatg beabaad) and aeVUag tbi
xmtcript. ."I. S. If . yon ever tu ; my
ii oho ivlvertintd or any mtboii nr.awcring
my h vi rij.tioii, antwer the ailvcrtineinent,
for I have a tain hrother living and, h flOMI
a be ana whoyae eteyaa will Mt want
Iff anything, ha wM r-upport you hy !;;
him know who you are, and he it ahje (., 1,
ao toi. liol hye again. "
Then are many minor faeti io oinitcthm
a i tl. tho alfjir, hut tho idmvo arc no Hid
to i -'.!.!. 'i tlojf ot that l.e I.
-t.iti-.
Wa oanaot aioertain any tnotivo for nia
fii leat iiiXi hia aceountii :r - all nht, ;very
dollar saanw to he aOfOented fur. No iiuur
Bflja.ae family ttrouhl. Jlo a;u hnn-st.
U.IU41I iu-j.! uitiiiriiiir. ii inv w . .
im-mlM-r of the. I. O. O. K. Il la-l rtidol ja
MaU.-y aImhiI '.i yar.
UUOW Sal II ! '. Mtl-..
Qeile a number attended Ihe phanla
at ladianou to day.
'ihnJlaptiat Annual Sue-lay School
Ahoclation roninuo.r. U.
I '-morrow. A very !ar att-ndaiee U
t-x peeled.
tfeaie j eeeaAead tealnefMUhe nar
row auj.:? ra iroi 1 by tin- .):!;, and
everyboly jccuih in Mini if .ref the
liowa.
Wo uro cordially iofono-d li-.i aj
wedding i aooeite telte alaea in our
vicinity.
J. II. Irvine, oar popibir landlord.
tten to Portland to-taofl o an bud
in lUito a HO: :!i-. o. y.. 11 Jn- -Ji'o look
a ttvin trip to the BfsJa i-'pr.uM, last
Sitmlay. It la Kettiur; be a very
popular Itjaofth
Frank .lack lafaaaeae ;f tbe Kyeal
ii'H in tho country.
I'm.'. I. J. I'owtdl. o. Albany, anil
other-, viaiUaJ mr town la-t Sunday.
Mr. pioh Irvine reteroaJ b inu iaat
Monday f:om I 'orvaJti, wbatatteltea
bean latrtrit Telfair aphid J at an aawlat
hh brother, who ia nat r that
piece.
Iloc .Shad'liaa lately beatedat thia
place, lie let" be found nt V-iu.-ir
di UK idoie.
Mr. I. Dab! di. of i'orll.i-.. I. ssUo
in count I'tetl tt.lll the Woolen idilla,
at thin pla.e .p ut a day or bo. here
tela areeh on bnalnee . tlf UCao resi
dent I'olllatid aetit for tU' Woolen
Miite
Wi think I'.rowiiHville can boast of
tho line-f loin Itthbon club Iu iho
county. At the inee'ln?: Iat m i,
wilhM. 15. IrvSuo rn Pre ideiit. tbe
uew "it y Hull wan erewdo.I. i'erfect
order prevaih-d and I. kwn one of the
heid iiieetiiiiJH that I ever attended.
Ilve'rybody neemod to take a lively
interent in the exert l-e and went
home iiyppy. I am proud to aay lltat
It WUJ a ereilit to the pbl e.
Two t:tMMl at ifars
"Berpera liafjaatne1 for June ma bo-
ginnint; of the 'd volume of this eelebral
ed publication. It is a brilliant numlirr,
and la not ntoro aUraetivo from the artieta
point of view than it Is impressive in a lit
erary kouxo ; having i-o itrilniliona from
the best wrilerain every one of tho nnny
liildn covered hv i's eontenta. The two
aorial novela now being pnldinbed in it
are vorypopiilnr, and nr sufllslent alone,
to make the magazine jiopular. Yon
ounht by all means to take ' Hiur.''
Another inagaaiiie, tho aatno size and
jiiHt aa good as tho or.o spoken of above, is
the "Californlaa," tbe Juno mnnlwr of
which now Ilea on our table. It is made
up ontiroly hy contributions from FhoJAS
coast wiltern, nnd in. oe publication that
we receive aiveH us moro real rralillealion
than It. Thero i aoinolhing in western
llleraturo that we all admire, end the
"Cnlifornlan" gives us tho very cream of
tho productions of our Paeiflo eoaH writors
I loth masraainea should And a phtco in
overy household.
Hrbool K ; o l nf tNlrlr fi,. .".. Man
WIk.Iu immbur oiimHod for Mav
HllVN
Olrit
A erau ilaUy aUMMfaaet
:s
l
17
S3;10
17
M ilen
1'VuiatM IS 3 10
aM ir iiijno.
IHnan t). tfaQesew. fi"
ArletU Wilson. PS.
Kniiua Jaj-kwm. 00,
Ada Kuzellit, Oo,
Katie Ackrrmau,
Kttlo 11. Wiley,
Kllaa Pflttljehn, 01,
billle Wil-jv, Ol.
I.ydiaMosa iM),
T. VantU Snmiier, t-7.
.liwc'ih Iw. WI,
. on J. omuami, ::.
ltcint A.-kertuan, f)r,
I'tinrlov Ivr,
Hun ry JaeliiMjn, T.l.
Tho above named scholars having by dili
gence and drpartteeat assebed W. In a scalo
of 100 fur tho month of .May, thnr names
have been pinned on tlm rull fl honor.
Swoet Home, May 28, 1S81.
S. A. DeVanky,
'J'oachcr.
Drllniiucnt Taxes.
Sheriff Charlton u now pushing the
collection ef tho delinquent tax lists and
making many levy's and sales. Ho desires
us to sny that it is no ngroeable business to
iree costs upon tax-payers but unless taxes
arc paid it must be done.
rnr. hi ieo.r.
A .( il Conerrn.
Wo had tbe eteasuro lart -.seek of fiiaU
inj hnnda with one r.f our AOlOl il an man
ufu 'luring prlneeit, Mr. (.'loin s.'ndebaker,
Itaatdeat Of the Ktudelaker Bros. Hetttt
hetelies tyn ef (South Ind, Indians.
Mr. Ntudebnkor viaitcd Albany, an be
haw vlalted rnoat of tho towns and chief of
tho North '.voat, In the Interest of the enn
aera t Wbtehhe in I'realdent. Mr. Ku
geae BneffMHWi la their aggrit at llda pm r,
nnd by him wo we re Introduced to M. M.,
with whom wo enJo5o-J a abort vialt, in
Iho couro' of which wo obtained eou-dder-ablo
Inforiiiatlon of Ihe melhol and hia
lory of own of th'o giealet inanufa'lu'b."
etahbshuioiTlH in Iho Unilod Htaim.
In I8JB two of tho Htu debaker brothr-ia
ope ueal n xinall wagon ah op at Houth iJend,
and llio flrat yoarthey turned out two w
ona. tees that lime th-y havo built np a
Lui-inrxa whleh now glvi errifdoyioent lo
alMut I'M1) peraona, and th'ir mboyo asd
huildiuga cover an area of aoino twenty'
live aerea. Tho lan'. inio of Iho "J'r o.o
l'ariur''eon tallied h long and claboi d-i-Heriplioii
o!' (in) worka, from v.hh h wo
clip iho following; cx'.niota
Itle interesting to study lbabu-bea
uiethoda ot soeh an hunieuao eonirn at
tlna. The single matter of foctiruuc a auj'-
aotnliiio t-x
a.'t a In
i of i u m I
aaa on ot i
only Ihfl best. II is
In whedn that cover inlmv u re . wbor i
remaniK fr..m two to livo v o-. '. v wi.ie.j
it is ina)e:ted atin, ami linaoy kept hi .i
drying iioiio at a temperature of ioo de
grees, loexisjl tbolaat parttols of moistnas
ami iiisko n roor in ina inoai trying
inalo to w hich it can l nulJael.
then worked up aud after being teOTOl
ly oiled is laid away in warehouar ready
lor tiHo. The rrnA".r will recognize tnat
Iho reatowt euro it ik M U lltoi all but
the very best4 luoUor, 'uko every i M
slblo paina to i w ton n- K"wlualiy Ar
yoara, and then preparo tlie wrnai foi final
iiao iu iho aeeel paiiaatly ,i nou easMti
lion.
All material la relates 1 lo j --.a Iho ' jo
eat luapoedon by exrta. iron un l 0c-oi
iiH-l :iro:ao l-t ; h o - oi in haul, instead
of bnyteg tho ordinary pt t com-
iiw, by a hou.o in Phil
'1 ho working lloors
f.t ol
land, with tn drive ways a
Indldioatls four atorioM
oofBpaiVfDOBta, e unectoJ a
They employ oi. liion-.-.'
two immense euginei of
hates wir i neli, Mini las;!
hundred hyrao jamer, as
le-a'cd bv ' - ii-:. 'I no ),iil
oxen were uacxl for U . -.
iron loorw
id mew,
I i r bur
i.j
In a
W ii v.. Mi
i i
am
Hy,
1.
I--
o am
and im
I -
at t
hav.
.v.. i.
A i
or
IMiptol
A K
ment h
iho I
I h e
A U
irn
at i
:ui in i.
of good .-.''
Hiiring Mr. SUadehaki
2-hort tool m
f a-sanrj risotb
y natural re
that very few
h know aiy
if soli, climate
wo paaaaja,
toi8lua with
thU city re exproiaod bo
to find tltat wo -i.it so r
hourecs an I said lob ;.
pooplo in tho roMcm S
thing about ih. advana'
and other natural reaou
exs-:i t:i'iso t no aro oo:i
oar people. lie waa very much graiibVd
with the immense trado their enccrn ia
huiidinv: up on this ovv-t, and at the s mie
time wa gonorotia enough to Riy that he
Ibought our people here should manufac
ture everything nf th" kind they Reoaefl
for thomsolve. Bajecialiy in the iinooi
woolen goods aud aomo olhor articles of
daily consuatiKion, ha thought we were
far behind, although railroad connections
snd tacreaeed travel, with the consequent
better knowletlge of this section, audits
wants by capita! its would bring all thee
thlttga iu time, llo apetro nf Albany aa
one of tho rnot pleasant little cities b
had viaittnl on tho entire trip. Whiio
here ho called on Mr. .las. H. Foster.
whoUanol l acruaintanee, and enjoywl
a very pleasant visit. Ho was a gueatof
tho St. t'harles Hotel, and there listened to
aomo music by tho ! olios' Cornet 4 Band.
Ho made the yrungladii s a very pretty
little Kjwch in whleh ho saHl ho had
hoard ninny of tho finest bands of this
country and Kotope but ha never had
nKKN .ri"Kt r;-:e ! ngly by any of them
as by tho Ladioi Cornet Band. They
wore a band now of thomselva3, and a
very good one, but be expctod when in
tho courso of a few years ho returned to
our city agalu.to tlnd each one of them tie
leader of a littlo band of her own. Mr.
A. n. fthnra the general agent for the
Pacific coast with headquarters at Sacra
mouto, Mmaipanlrd Mr. Stadehaker and
Is a very pleasant gentleman.
A. O. IS VI.
Willamolto I.olg A. O. IT. W. mot on
Monday evening lnt nnd elected the fol
lowing officers :
II A Chirk, M W,
L HII veu, ti T,
I 0 Denny, O,
N H Allen, b'eord v
I (J Jackson, F,
N KabUy, Iteeetvejr,
ltnbrt Urown, I i.
' M Wostlath I W,
A lla'e, 1 VV,
K R M I'arbir, Tn:-.!-, .
Dr. I A Davis, Medical Examiner.
ll'iau v r.-;rnrr To
The Board of Directors of All any Farm
ers' Co. met on Tuesday lat and organized
by tho olectiou ef M. II. Wilds President,
and D. Mansfield Secretary, of tlie Board.
Mr. Mansfield was also elected Superintendent.
. O regno P!on--r.
Following in tho program to be obnarva l
by Iho Oregon Pioneer Aswiation, at
their meeting en W'-dtioaday, .Juno 15, at
MeMinnvillo.
Tho procesalon will form near tho rail
road dot, under tho direction of tho
(irund Marshal. At 7.ihr nf portlan 1, ml
It oVloek a. in, soil inareh hy ronto
(icfciKnnto
y tho ananaahiao to tee stand
ing order:
Marshal and ;.!-,
XaiiunaHlap,
lUnd.
mrl stnndnnl b arer.
I2annlre.
r aa-4tKtfMi iw JJ Cor n .
t
V. J. UnrriHf.n.
I'haplain a id Drtor,
laident and olJ.-ora of the a de' v,
x-ra of the a. e. j;ilion tvho e on - o
Pj
Mem
the Toniuiry previous to 1KJ1,
Tho following named sentieinvi will
net as division standard bearers :
HSo -Ain'-a t'ook, Yninhbl eouniy.
IWI- W T Jonoa. yamiii-1 iwontv.
Jol2 T .1 Hi
ii. Vaiohill e
IM:; n k Hilton, Yammil tt
'"''-Jti'i Mioio, Marion eino'y
I'.Htoph m Mlaala. I'olk eo i.'.iv
- J. ;-i!hrif, rtk eocmty
V hhort, Clackainss JOio.l . .
ItHs fjoraea Lyman, Wfaahteatne .
N 1' AiiJceny, Mollni-io - oioty
j- ,- p.royiiiaji, Marion rounly.
1.,! T V Jttvonf'ri. Marion ''no v.
fl -Ki' IthdHtvav, Yamhill ootuiiv.
Ik .5t W l'hilliH, Yamhill khiii'v
vri:
1
a i
4
Cm
vo.nn r j -.- , w .1 I,o in on!
VXn-iMm of oPirers will txfce phtem
rtlatelT after iho i-imr of (ho v.i
TJ.'- imp fotjs v. ill rt
o';hk p. no, nnar Um atjusd, St trtti
' ! I p'ott'rs ar- re; - .1- 1 :, l j r.-
Tho ((rand 'io!."j-r !.. I wiil com
-at M eVtOffc in tho largo nnd con
oils v,ar h- u'. M'-MointiSh- at
ail aio oirtedI inviled. fhui
'1 hf H-."re!ary . ..J ! i-. (a
the pavflioa dnriajr thodajr $m4
..: a t i w. ;m.
- 4l'
one roiMtun
cvery bar.?
and ba-
Mar f -r I; ,:r.-l
. ttsmSHm.
: ! t d
" v .'.me
Hi
t OaCiRATi'AYUKV.
d.e K?uch Tcasar; in ro:i,;i:itn!
W
fornia Tins and Ecci
U e (..rUctiUrau
li s I'. -.-t. -r. ... l.L n i
others. lln Yioum
benaaa a kaaadfafU
(rnlral SSrai Marfan.
This frvt o-si it!aikt is now in tho
hand of Major J. K. Hcrrvn, whma f-x-posleiH-e
i.a guamnty il-.at i: w :; .
keji. up In every pir. VuUr. l-'roih tmius
of all kinds rons!ai.t!y oi bard. "Thai
be.-t ijna!ity and reaouable priooR, la the
atajoat motto. .The hiehest i-ab rw a
will b paid for veal calves, pork, -'-M-k
ens ami all kind -to: hide and fum. 1 :-Nt
Street, Allmnj-, Oregon, J. K. Kerrotuprap
priotor.
racui t: aknuu su u:
Ti e. bcfi taivi in th-i w.r
c, Jrt?, e.l. -r., s ilt rlicom, : -. 1
tcr, chapped hands aajlhtaipa,
kinds en ikin einplloua. -anr
-oilto givt- p-rftsct stl -i;iot i.
cas or money r fti:--U i. p.
For sale by Fcshay and Maso
tgta : D XbKirc, -m ; !) r - :
Dr Powell, Lohajrae : Kdptli
t.-unic, .! Iferson : M '..H;e
Vista : 0 Cornsbaa, Turner
rTarrisborg ; tarr aint HI
ville.
l:
A lb
Why doaa not tbe proprietor oi Ain
men's Onagh Syrup publndi Uatiiuoutafai
t'rom those who hve Io-m oared of re
lieved by his medicine ? The answer is,
iho creator ihe humbntr tho moro ti'.timn
niala the publish. ammwV 1 tough Syr
up is no huinbuii, and (o prove that snd
let it stand on its own merits, a i.v-nt
samp'e bottle i prepared, tvriiv:!i is rtain.
ly more eivii;uin- than a testimonial
I rem a strapper. ljurge latttles. ai. .k
vour druggist fsr it.
Slaren's herry Tatoth Ca;;c.
An aromatic cnmbina'iou for the ; va
cation of the Teeth and Qoms. It is far
MiIK-rior to any preparation of the kind iu
the market, "in largo, hudsnm- opal
ots, price f;0 cents. For s;ile by Foshay
i Mason, Alttfiny, Oiegen.
Ask your druggist to show you large
bottle of Arjunen's Cough Syrup, and read
the label. Wo can honestly recommend it
aa tho best. Try it.
E. K. SKIP WORTH.
.ITTOnXEY AKD IOI N'KRLOK AT I.iW A SB)
NOT A It' 11 BLSC.
limTILD practice in all courts of the State,
f w All business intrusted lo me-prompt-ly
attended to.
VUe im (PTooWs Block, liroadaiUn Street,