FfelDAY... JUNE 30, 1882
STue California State Democratic
Convention adjeurneJ on the 24th
iast. Gen. Oeo. Stonstuau heads the
ticket for Governor, and John Daggett
for Lieut. Governor,
A f RnRlBL'fi accident occurred u;ar
San Francisco last 8unday Several
young people were riding along a high
road, with a deep ravine below it.
Through the gross carelessness of the
driver the whole were thrown down
a deep precipice about two hundred feet
to the grouud below. Ten out of twelve
will probably die from the effects of
the catastrophe, mist of them already
being dead.
It is pretty generally conceded that
Gen. Sbeneman's nomination is the
strongest the Democracy eould have
wade. he strongest opposition to his
election will come from the great rail
road corporations iu the State, for the
reason, that Gen. Stoneman ha?, during
the six year of his service as railroad
commissioner of the State, taken the
part of the people in all railroad ques
tions. Taking the whole ticket togeth
er, it is without exception a good one,
and, if the democrats of the State do
their duty, victory is assured in the
coming election.
Whilst the republican members of
the next Legislature, are discussing the
relative merits of the vaiious aspirants
for the United States Senate, would it
not be well for the democratic members
to spend their time considering the
wants of the people T There is much
needed legislation, and the time which
intervenes between now and the con
vening of ihe legislature, will give those
interested in the welfare of the State,
ample opportunity to prepare such
measures as are most desired
It would be very mnch better for
all concerned, if the laws, were
so fixed that the Legislature eould only
meet once in ten years, and then be
confined to repealing acts already pass
ed. But such is not the case, and, in
asmuch as we must be at Hie ted at least
once in every two years, let the mem
bars set themselves to work to amend
those of our laws which are known to
be most faulty.
- : tw weexs since tne liepuoiica! .
a t .a ft
in the House of Representatives, re
fused to seat Gen. Chalmers, elected to
Congress from the shoe-st dag District
in Mississippi, and gave his pi ice
10
John K. Lynch his cob red opponent
Chalmers jumped at the conclusion, that
if the Democrats in Congress had stood
by him, all would have been well De
termined to rule or ruin, he has an
nouneed himsslf a an independent
cndidat3 for Congress in the new con
srreesional district, and intends to
olahoazie Mississippi. Strong to
say, the men who kicked him out of the
: a -
nil is st uongreas are now nis sworn
friends, and are aiding him in his new
departure. We think the people
his district are too smart to be hood
winked by such an arrant traitor, and
Chalmers will ere long conclude that
the way of the transgressor is bard.
At the present writing, there seems
to be no hope f r Guiteau, and he must
expiate his dastardly crime upon the
allows. His very name has become a
stench in the nostrils of the civilized
world, and a synonym for all that is
degraded and unhallowed. On the day
that this paper i3 issued, Guiteau will
dangle, at the end of a rope, a Zt termi
nation of a mis-spent life. The wheels
of justice in this particular instance,
have indeed moved slowly, but the
majesty- of the law will finally fee vindi
eated. It will be a source of some con
aolatieh to the people, when in a few
days they met ta celebrate the anni
versary ef the nation's birthday, to
know, that the miserable wretch, who
one year age, in his dastardly assault
upon iht President, aimed a blow at the
life of the Republic, has at last been
offered up as a sacrifice te apjiease the
wrath of an outraged people.
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Elections will be held in twenty
three States d uring the present year.
Shod Island and Oregon bare alread
held tf.eir. and have bath gone Repub
lican. L August, Kentucky will elect
B clerk of hn court of appeals, and Ten-
. iiessee and AlaVn i- will choose Go vero
ors, anrl Lpgismtkires. In September,
Maine will eiect a Governor and 7gis-
doiftW"?, 51,1(3 $e latter, will choose a suc
issaqv to Senator Frve. In October,
Ohbiand Lwa will fill seme of their
minor oJEces Colorado will provide
herself with a Governor and Legisla
ture, and TFeit Virginia will select an
ssembly, which will ehoose a United
3 8 States Senator to sncceel Mr. Davis.
In November, Connecticut, Delaware,
Jtansaa, Massachusetts, Michigan, Ne
licaska, Nevada, New Ham psb i re,
Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas,
and New York will elect Governors,
while Iiltnch will ejeci a Legislature,
which will chose , a successor to David
Davis. Delegates to - Gmgreaa will be
elected in the various Territorries
Kovember.
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A CARD.
. . To &U who are suffenng from the error
fBd indiscretion h of youth, nervous'.ls
T eaknes . early decay, loss of menbood
Ac. 1 will seed a recipe that will cure
3QU, FREE OJ CHARGE. ThU great
remedy was dscoered by a missionary
iii South Ameiica Send a self-addressed
envelope to the Ksv. Joseph T. Inmajs.
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lf?ONUTFT
i
It is very amusing to observe how
the editor of the Orfgo aapu-nlH
over the result of the city election re
oontly held in Tcu-tland. Advocating
as he does the principle of personal
independence in jtolitics, and drnouno
ing at all times in the strongest terms,
"ftoMi Wnd machine rule, no sooner
is an attempt made to carry into exe-
cntiod his teachings than bwwt eaee
sets himself to work to show that the Re
publican party is in danger and that the
regular Republican nominee aro the
proper men to support. It will be re
membered, that shortly after the regu
lar Republican ticket was nomin it' ll
in Multnomah count;, a few hidden I
ent Republicans, inspired, no doubt,
by the teaching of the ablo editor of
the Orsgonian, assembled in eonven.
tion, and the result of their delibera
tions was a ticket selected in great part
from the nominees of the Republic in
and Democratic parties men whom
they considered to to free from the in
flueneo of ring rulo and jierty Ikh.M!s.
The Oreyontan forthwith came to tho
rescue of the Republican ticket, aud
a s
whilst it praised the motives which in
spired the boltors, it denied that they
had occasion to abandon the party ship
at that particular Juncture, and leut
its influence to the election of tho reg
ular ticket. It was supposed that .he
result of the recent election in Multn
malt county would forever put an end
to bolting, but not so, as witns tue
city election held in Portland just t wo
weeks after the general election As
the Ocrjonian of tl.o '23rd iusr, sorrow
fully puts it, boltinst "got a grand lift
in this city on Monday laat. Good
seed had fallen upon fruitful soil, and
the harvest was ituim-nse. They who
had been accustomed to stickle for
party regularity bolted en masse. The
i a it. t
wnoie machine aoanuooen me reuiur
ticket, and su parted irregular noraina
tions. It was highly gratifying to Cod
among the bolters the chairman of the
Republican State Central com mi tie,
the secretary of the said committee
the chairman of the Republican county
committee, the postmaster ef the city
the District Attorney, and all the sub-
bosses, workers and whippers-n, whose
business it has been fiom the time the
memory of man iunneth not to the
contrary to "whoop up the regal tr
ticket, to denounce bo!tr, and to dis
course with a vehement eloquence ujton
the necessity ofaftsVa&ng by the grand
old arty under all circumstances
One of tho verv men whem tho Inde
pendent Republicans of M ihnooisb
county refused to endorse for State
Senator from that county, far the re.
son that he was connected with tthe
machine, was Hon. Sol Hirsch,
nmciint diainriftn ctt thai R!U)i'ii' i
j'a wa-.- .....'. w. .... - - v- .....
State Central Committee. The ':
nian with a fervor that would have
been commendable in tho strict eat party
journal, denied that Mr. Hirech wan
ti ant? wav Annn atA Willi tlw nun
SU WMUtJ V 9 J was w a. . aa w Q9
endeavored to re f ate ail charges brought
against bim, and did all in its power
to elect him, and now in tb-. abort
space of two weeks, such a c' .! has
come o er the spirit ot brother .otta
dreams, that this anm chairman of
the Republican State Central Commit
tee, is ranked with st idlers for jnrfy
regularity, machine men "ucl Lonsci,
workers, and wa'pjteis-in, wiosc busi
ness it has been from the time when
the memory of mn runneth not to the
contrary, to "whoop up'' the
regular
ticket." And all this because tLe good
citizens of Portland did not care te
have Mr. Thompson for Mayor. How
ever much the jeop!e may doubt the
justness of the Oregon Lau,' cJafm to
being the "only paper in the S f -m" we
think everybody will concede that it is
the most inconsistent one in politics,
as well as in everything else that- c n-
eerna the publie welfare. Ah au acro
bat, the adipose editor of that sUc-t is
a decided aucceas, and can turn the
moat complete somersault from
one side of a question t the other
with die ease and
grace
of a New
. . .
Zealand monkev.
acAjLTos Hoae'a wise.
11 U17 ft
On the steamer Coli' i , which .iiled
roui San Fraueisco for Pan.ania on
May Gib, says the Ex tutinrr, there was
shipped, by prominent Chinese u:rr-
chants, of thin citv, a large ounH y et
wine in crises, addressed to ?flo. Ceo.
E. Hoar, U. S. Scnati, Wftahiuut m,
f C! " n'A ti Jr. If on i.f tiXpMM m.d
friendship, in which -beTaKeM ly the
Chinese S'.x Cuini a.;ie4. The go-xin
were taken to the whatf.by a Oiiinrsp
expressman, ine is.nator im?, no
doubt, received them by this fciiuc, hikI
has tasted their merit. As lie sips the
daiuty liquid, we do not gupsfcn that
he congratatata.himielf upon bis work
in behalf of the CoolieH ; that he re
members the Oregon elcctfons pleasiint-,
ly ; that he agreea with the fn
ion, that opposition to free whit; labor
does not drive votes from the.Rpuhli-
Can party ; with the Ohronidej that a
few hundred thousand CWHes miht In
distributed throughout the Ea-st it bout
injuring free white labor; with th
Argonaut, ,th6 OfUce seekers fchoMldi not
be'asked wietber tliey mpiy Qhi Hv.
Without rpiestion, he enjoys the --vij,.
Yet the honest Senators and Inirejgen
tatives, who stood by free, labor, may
find the approval of their eoctt ierKva
and the gratitude of lh. 'rkigni. n'
and women, tobeeven bcUev; iau Ua
wine ef the Six Companies.
DR. MOTIW Liver Pills are the beat 'mm
tbartie r ijrulators.
rmLftKiim'K neroKM.
itaeento ,k4 no mm toe
publican pafly nrn, 0t ,re
have a law on Uk Ajtntv booUa,taaUiag
It a criminal oifencto rvy aafismftnt
uion tho olUce-hohlers of the country
for political purposes. NotwithaUnding
tho fact, that Gen. A. M. Curtis, trees
uierof the Republican Hiate.Couinuttee
of New York, was tried, and convicted,
a few week sinee, in m iederai -uourt,
for levying . aaseaampnta, and collecting
money fixim Government employee',
culls are still made on the offiob holders
for contributions to help the glorious
cause of tho republican jmrty. From
the little pHg"s in Oongrem, oftm the
sons of poor widows, to the hlglu'st.
psiid ofticial in the land, exorbitant de.
mands aro made, varying from ten dol.
lsrs to hundreds, in proiortion to the
nut nf iinv received. No matter
how small the pay, or how needy, and
worthy the employee, a refusal to com
ply with the demands of the jarty
bosses and machine men, i political
Auieide. The circul if recently issued
by J. A llubbell, present chairman and
treasurer ot the Republican Utgres
Bional Committee, and a uember or
Congress from Michijan, bear more
tho impress of commands, than solicita
tions. Following is an extract from
one of these ouricus little documenta,
that find their way into the bards of
every eflicer, clerk, and employee in tLe
service of tho United States :
'Under the circumstances in wtich
the country finds itaeif placed, the com
mittee believes that you will osUwm it
both a privilege and a pleasure te make
to its fuud a contribution, which it is
hejaal may not bo laa than $ .
Tho committee is authorised to state
that such voluntary contributions from
ftertont employed in the uervic id the
United Mates triU ut be objtcted tt in
any official quarter. I'leaao mske
prom and favorable response te this
letter y bank check or disft r money
order. J!
The reciiMenu of these oiraulaxs can
real lietween the line, t!et refuaal to
reepond, will tnnire a prompt diHmiassJ
from service, and cfTgo their political
heads. It U not to bo wondered at
that in nine ca-srs out of ten, ' prompt
and favorable rvsponee' is mad to
these mandates from the national re
publican commitb-e, when taken
into conaideraiion, that avch proceed
inu have tho sanc'ijn of the adminis
tration at Washington, anJ the tax
ridden ofiicials aro openly and boldly
assured, that such "contiibuth ns from
persons employed in ihe service ef th
Cnited States will not bo objected to in
any official quarter." The law forbid
diner thcMA a.iu-Mmpnl.. wast ur I in
187G by a wicked democratic congress
baa been suUined by the federal court
and is heartily eadoraed by the p
pJe at Urge, and yet, it aoema, that
If
hi not entitled to any respect at the
hands of the republican congressional
committee. Shortly after these circulars
were issued, Mr. Geo. We. Curtis
1'rwl lent of the Civil Service itMform
Association, issued coimtercirealara
a ldreased to many of the employees of
the United States, adviaing them to re
frain from complying wiUi tue demands
of the republican congressional commit
tee, on the grotmd, that a compliance
therewith, woulJ subject them to criini
nal liability, iiut Mr. liitbbelt, in op
en defiance of the law, in an open letter
to Mr. Curtis, eayt, that he is willing to
meet Mr. Curtis on thii question, any
where or at any time, and to unif eitk
him in rcqaettinj th-r l i la asl:
an opinion of Uui tUtvnicy yenerul as to
the liabilities of therarti'-M in the prem
ises. The magnahimlty of the " cbair
man of the republican congressional
committee can Uj fully appreciated.
when it is remembered, that iu his ad
dress to the emyloyees of the govern
ment ho expiessly telfa them thin con
tributions from them will not be nb-
icct'vl to in any ofiicial quarter.
He does not reckon without hi host.
when he calls rrpon the pteaent a lmin-
istration to coitistru'; the law. liis
efforts to segure money to buy u, wata
in oongresa, are warm'y seconded by
Lhe president and his cabinet and he
knows full well, that in this et cud
rpuvrter, nothing will be done to inter
fere with his corrupt practices. Thcr
is a great lesson to be learned frr ui the
manner in whiqh the lopublican party
maintoinH iuelf in jajwer, and the. soon
er the peojde learn it, the bettor it will
he for the perpetuity of free -govern-mont
Tho very Uxefi whlcu t)ii poor
pie pay, are caaverted into a powerful
weapon iu tho handa of deg raided
ticians to defeat the popular will. The
power is yet in 'the hituds of the' people
to remedy these wrong", and unless
ihey aoon avail tliemselvea of it, tho pp
jKJttuoity will be gone.
oarxo atiomrr t.tsv..
... ma :ti'. .aiyd) --uh ' .-.
Tie Oregon short line of the Uniiln
Pacific railroad b buillin raojdly to-
i.i ii I mi l n it
waru ine racmc. me. line jgem uran
ger to Wood ri ver has already leon op
ened to traffic On! the fk)i im raite.
'were'laid oh the Wlddo 'linfee
river at 'Arty , WifJ juwo.
taousantl .feet beyond, pN$,lmtm '"W
the daily rate io) prort-.-1 , n Lien
abonfcjt mileiaJaVtfWsTi.UrV'itj itfiW
rato the'rail. JirilfW . UW . &HtkM
yvoott river. a rpf y. ,&V3)my
upon wJiich rails weftjltrtv. IMHK tho
Snake rivei, the railway - freight n gent
at Blackfoot wa"oTdHred to chango his
bise to Tocatelio, and maje'e preijmVai
tiona to atop &l river freight
sjent to Blackfpot, at. that point, jcjid for-J
ward it to American falls, where it will
be loaded on wngons- fer ita.' destina
tion. ' " ! : J
AQI IV4 1t
7e clip the following poition i f an
editorial In the UaWy titem:,t of the
J th lnst. in answer to nn nrticb; in the
last jasm of this paper, criticizing Mr.
George's action in lelatton to the appro-
priation for xTauioa I y :
'Two years ago tho Democrat a woie
very anxious to have Hon. dohn Whit
eaker returned to Oongraas, holding
that he wan an able Cjngri smimu and a
friend of Yaqeinn Hay, anil yet Cov.
Whiteaker was fortified by the petition
mon tinned fresh from the Legislative
Assembly, and by his hvrcuh an efforts
in a .Democratic Congress loqosojdad iu
getting an apropiiation for the Ya-
quina Bay of 8 1 0,000, allof which waa
due to the labora of Col. II oca mateiul
of Congrensmaii Whfttakef, for it in
truo that Whiteakvir nevor went before
lite committee to urgo any ippeoMrW
tien, and when iho bill caoqe ui from
the proper commitute for action in the
Ilouae. Whiteaker nevei ruoved to
amend the bill so an to giyo a lirfel
sura to Ysqulna Kay.''
It is a oor apology for Mr. (Jeorge
to say, that because his predecessor did
not du more foi bin constituency in ne
ooring a larger appropriation for V
quinu Day, therefore no blutn j ought to
be attached to Mr. Ctmrge fur his
neglect of duty. lion. John Whiteaker
deserved more credit for securing nn
appropriation af $I0,00 tor the pur
posea mentio:iHl, in the lat (Jon.qreun,
than dooa Mr. fJaorgefjr securing $oJ,
000 in thia, for the very simp'e renton,
that Mr. CbtOtgl m placed on the ooaa
taittee, where he aould have hud $J00,
000 inserted in the mrr nnl batbot
appropriation bill as eaxily aj not,
WiUi Mr. Whiteaker, the ce was
different. Ui wuh not a meet her of the
commiUeu that virtually had the fratu
jng of the bill t o yuir ago, anl win n
tl bill finally wm up for action iu
the House, it was no late in thi K'MMin,
that it was folly to at Out, t to amend
It Acting upn the piiuc j.ie, that
half a leaf was better than none, Mr.
Whiteaker was forced to nubmit to tho
inevitable, and Uke what be could get,
and his constituents have given him
credit for wbat he did. Had Mr(torge
been similarly situated we would not
say a word againat him.
The idea that to Cob Hog is due
the credit for obtaining the appropria
tion secured by Mr. Whiteaker, origi
nated with our esteemod otemporary,
but, if report be true, m OeltfSiel, im
hiaearneat endeavors to further the in
tereata of the central vaby, ha do te
considerable uiging to kee Mr.
George's interest in Yaq tirift H ty aotew
ed up to the working poiot. We nre
not h-pw)-J to do Mr. CJeorgo any in
justice, but his acts, as a servant of the
people, are open to criticism, an 1 we
th'nk we bavo dealt with hiui fait I v.
ei"H n, mi s
Tlic followjng is a list of tho mcmbera
f tho next legislature. Democrats
are marked with star ; and Indepen
dent hi italic ; the rrt are Itepubli
cans.
ICVatj:.
j D. Haines.'
Beaton Tho. K. Cauthorr.o.
Clackamas John
My
erj,
V. A.
Surkweatket.
Clatsop, Culumbij aud Tillamook -T.
C. Iteel.
DouglalJ. W. Stearns, O.
Cwlvig.
Grant Henry Hall.
Jackson P. I. Trim.
Josephine- -Ww. .Sii;r ra.
LaneT. G. UeoriokV B
Dorria
Linn Kuoh Houltt4 W. Et
W.
BU
yeu. N. U. Humphrey.
Mtrion W. H'aldo, T. W. Daven
port, Jacob Yoorhecp.
3lultnomah Sol Utrsch, A. W. tVa-
tera, Joseph Simon.
I'olk J. D. Ix.
l'olk and Canton - lUb't ( "low.
Umatilla- -S. M. Penning - i
Union iPuihm vrighi.
Waaco and Uke--N. II. Cat, u.
Wiibingtn--P II.Tyaon.
Yamhill W. J. MaConnell,
E
Jeesnp.
IIOUSK.
Baker L. Ijon, W. It. Curtis.
Benton -Allen Parker, W.
P.
Keady, T. Carter.
Clackamas P.
S. Ny-V Hharp,
Til la monk Juspor
Moses, Wilbur.
Clatsop and
Smith.
Coos- Wm. Morras.
Cooi and Curry Stewart.
Columbia George McBride.
Douglas W. A. Perkins, IT. p.
Ifobb, John H. Hunt, HI Q. B:own.
Grant Pet kins.
Jackson A. C. Stanlev Ktinuel
Furry.
Josephine --H. Thornton,
like S. J'. Mohs.
Lane It. M. Veach, John toast.
IX. M. Mulholland, S. B. Mikir., Jr.
Linn G. F. Crawford F. M. K.i;:-
er J. A. Itobnett, Henry Cry us, J.
J. Whitney, J. N. Rice".
Multnomah O. P. 8. Plumtnyr, J.
C. Carson, R. A. Marouam, A. 11.
Tanner, -P. Kelly. W. II. Harris. D.
MV CI Gault.
Polk F. A. Patterson. W. Smith.
John Hawley.
umatuia j. li. je.rry, 15. Wtanton.
Union C. M. Jenni'son. J W. IV
Ilindraan.
Wasco U. Jff Nicho!s, . S. II 3n-
oet-t.
Wanhincrton J.eor Luce. Dun-
Lar, J. W. Sappington.
WJ. I mi li I r n t
x aiuiiiu ji. ij. j.uarton, r. .
'anlconHT-.
The following Senators hold over for
ho J-egiletvtce:Qf;l84,
Haines Tho. E. Cauthorne
John Myers, F. D. Rett!; Henry Hall,
1. Prim B. G. Duma Enoch
Honlt R. Bilyeu W, Ua'do, 1.
W. Davenjtort, Jacob VootheeH, Sol.
Hirsoh, H. Ml IV.nnington, E. Jeisup.
Eight DemocwU arid seven liepulli-
DURNQ'S CATARRH SNUFJ' cures
catarrh and all atf'ecJons of t'.-.a mucous
memlrane.
i rutNON NQTBs,
a -k J ime L'Hib,
USX
Ed. Demon nt ;
Fvery thing hoa b en very quint f
the last lew days, owing to the tat met a
being busy getting ready for hay har
vest. The hay crop in not going to be
as largo ns common. The fall wheat
generally loj!ta wall ihugh them are
a great many fields that will fall below
tho average. Tho early spring gtuiu
promises better than usual. The late
owing without more rain will be short.
Mr. William Uidgwsy baa quite a
curiosity in the form of a chicken that
has four legs. The second pair in lo
cated a liltlo behind the usual place fer
legs of a chioken, and aro not used in
piking. They ate well formed in
every lospoct and RMoial enre is Wing
token to raiso the little fellow.
W. B. Donaca has his new and fine
In iIImh salittffcSffr aaaftjtlavsift I I t ia
very h.uidsome appearance alrea.ly. DfJfoJ tc:Tt
Hf in iviiiii ny hi, inn roiinilU-
tion of his residence, when completed
it will be (he finest in town.
A in-.v biifjnevi house inept t.in out
on main Street in the building former
ly occupied as a store-room by S. Baurn.
Mr. Burns of Salem contemplate ijmn
iug n bahory and in couneelion tlu ic
with a small atock ol grooet ies.
The arrangement for the 1th ta pro
gressing fnely in every respect. A
Mjwcial train has Keen chartered for the
accommodation of the Albany t Ak.
Tbo fare f.r the round trip will In- 73
rents. Kvery one should procure their
ticket na early as possible aa the
coachcM wdl le limited in number and
an early ticket will aeenre a comfort
able ride. The committee on lireworkn
have etvefftel a full atipply of pyro
techn'a fiin Hughes of Portland,
which will be one of tho chief attrto
tions of the d lebration.
On lant Kriday the public school
ohxwd. An previously NtaUol tho ex
ercises were conducted in tho grove
near town. The cloning exerciaea on
ninted of SO! g and I tM ltutioUH. The
pupiU all did apletididly and reflected
great credit on themae vea and teach
ers. MiS Anderaon ban bven in charge
of the school for three years. During
that time Nettie Ainaa hat never miiaed
a day nor even baa aho bem once tardy.
Mina Annie E'kina wm preaent every
dav during the lost year. The patrons
ef the whiMil ns well hm the ditectoni,
arw no well pleased with the conduct of
the school that they have employed
Mis And'rt'ju l r the coming year.
Mr A. lteod ha been In the prim u v
department ainl haa given very geecr!
a tin fact ion.
Mrs. J. L. Cowan ha been called to
Cbrvallu to attend at he sick bed of her
father Mr. Hamilton. It i rather
douiut'ul wio'hcr he will recover having
rrceive.l very sever stroke of j . t'.y-
Thn CL P. Sunday School elected
otlicerson laat SabbtL. The f .Mow
ing ate thcelbccm.
J H JohnHton Superintendent.
J WHom Secretary.
Ida Welch Treasurer.
Jennie Blodgett Organist
Arthur Roberta -Chorister.
K v, Hu vons of your city ha iiind
ly left an apKiotmcut naf services
ncx SiVnth evening.
qti s Bit vti .
We glean the following news from
the, Vajuiua L.iy y'wr.ofJunn 2 1 st:
A bras band hat been org mixed at
Newport.
T.ua Qnraan ftt,,l MulUn, tlio "Sing
er Man." from Albany, njiem a few
day at this placo lost week, looking
alter pleasure and buaineK.
Mr. llob. CroSbj and Bob Drown
of Albany, arrivid here on Friday,
bringing Coll o CietS ami family
a nd household go da.
Hon. Allen Parker is said to bo im
proving quite rapidly, but at beat, it
will be several week before be will be
able to move around with aiy certainty.
The polcH for the telegraph linn be
tween Corvallis and Yaquina are about
all placed, and the wire-stretchers com
menced werk tho first of the week.
In a few days we shall be in communi
cation with the outaide.M
Tunnel work is lx ing pushed both
night and day. From parties who ar
rived hcie during tho week, wo learn
that tho workman are under ground on
this end of the tunnel near Tiapp.
A number of white men wero dis
charged from work at the (oint on
Saturday. Their places ate to be filled
tiy Chiaamen. .
Last Friday, Mr. 0 rant, the gcnt'.o
man who conduotothe nic houes on
the O. P. It. K. , loaded a scow with
ten ton of provisions and took it up to
the Company's works.
Paymasror James Reedmin, who
left for the vail y on Monday's boat,
after pwng olTlhe t. P. Tt. K. hands.
. .
ritiM.tu.LK appni
Wo dip the following itora.s from
tho Priuovillo Xcws, of Juno 21th.
Snow foil on tho mountains nud
high hills laar ,1bnday night.
Andy IK.irren, of Brownsville, ar
rived In to wo uu Tuesday nftornfon.
A number of stockmen from the
inilamette are here, leaking after
their herds.
Several parlies carao acnwH the
Ctfseude, by the Sahtlam road, this
week, eud report tin aiiw fast dlmip
pestingi Jart Taylor i to pay up old scores
with tho pooale of l'rinevilh, by
horelng them with one f his entc-r-tainmottts.
Ho is billed for the
Fourth.
Joe Honklo U at pmsent fencing
a pabturu fur atnu of his htock. Tho
pasture will coutain about two thou
Mind ucres of flue grass land, anil is
situated on Willow crook. Upon the
completion of this entcivriso Joe will
to the happy possessor of the byt
pi u;o la tho ojury. Ait tho:i
what uext?
Tho botly of WHIiaui ,1cBrlde,
who was drewned in Croaked river
Ufit Jarch, was found last Thursday
try U brothor of deceahoU. The
boly w-js parljy out of tho water,
and had lodged against a drift In
mid-stream. The condition of the
corpse is not yet known, as it wu.s
not taken from tho water until a
coffin could bo procured. Tno ro
mains will bo bronght to town (o-dny
At tno tltnn of tho drowning a (Bill
gent si mi re 1 1 for his bod was made,
but owing to high waters, and the
muddy condition of the at roam, all
efTorfs w-ro unsuccessful.
! ftoi r -.
S:iO, June L'Jiul, 1H8J.
Editor DsmocrtU'.
PlSave give room in your valuable
paper fur a few items fiom thia part of
the County as I baen't seen any fur
- -i.i time.
The weather i fine and grain look
well over here. Tho laut lew rain
done h ereat deal of (J ! in 1 .1 little
more wouldn't hurt.
- S
The political campaign in over and
wo aru rejoiced that tho I uex ratk)
County ticket wuh elected. One Ucmo
ct at was so glad that ho burnt bis oi l,
hat. Wm. Jenk a Democrat borrow-
frU ef J.C. JohliHcn t.oiue tirn. 1m -
htid on Juno ilk
JotiMHOU wanted Mr. Jeuks to vote the
Republican ticket, telling hint if he
would hu need not pav buck the -u 1 U.
That is the way the lb publican party
got n great deal ol even tire mall vote
which they polled.
Mr. J. L. Miller, has jurit rc i J
from the efiect ofa-un atroke whiek
they received n J . ... k :i ,;.
Mr. Kd PelilUnd Wa lown from
lh bound a few da h mi viaiting liia
father in this plucv.
J Piatt, 8uervir of rond Di'.
4, i workiug the road ami is putting
them in good ah.
Alfred Piatt ha j out returo'-d (VfNl
Albany whetthe wh ernj'ioyed iu the
Oaiiy bniinesa by Mr. A. J). Barker.
A routing timo i i exjnreted on the
fth of July at Hcio. Cxneone and all,
aud njry yonroelvea one day.
Lsguu of Dayton wb in town
one d.y laat week.
(Jim t.
TUI. I OIKTM AT alio
Scio, Juno L'7th, l.c'J
K-titor 'tnocroi :
Wm learn that the rejiort ha been
circulated that Scio was not doing much
towards celebrating the coming Fourth
of July. Such i not the case, nnd is s
grand miatake. Wo havo not been
blowing much, but htve been bar 1 at
work and have ma le arrangements to
accommodate all the atianger who may
come to our town on that day. We
intend celebrating in the true old fah
ienod way, and will "makn Heme
howl." OsmrrnB.
Referee's Sale.
rOTICK IS UKRKBY GIVEN THAT
pursuant to Ui Itsi ( the i'-uit
(mirt.rtli! MaU (hni. r f Mnn iUtunty givea
mm! ViBitsai on Xhm Wto Amy t OouW. 17-. hi
mtM thn r"xUng In mud ' urt twrcin Wm.
J. Tn.mnm mod Mnitwa i. Van ? im moTm
psUasMh ftii Oeasjsi u. Tssasjaeat Asaaa v. ihfr
.i Jnhfi M. n.'.(.ii. Jjci A. Th -oij.", I'rftn
Ha W. Thiiii, Kllubrth M. Walker anl Menar
TtvmiMn Klartttunuf Uw UM will fx Ustincut
t SmmA Th'Knifwi Oor'd. wmr OefcndinU, th. ua
:-tik-i.t Jc Ht:4m lii mM ii !!! b if.iw mi.,i
r.ulh'rity nf Mid tlorrtm, an th it'tA dy alj , Xbni ml
the tuAtt rt nno o (t-ft In the ittaniuuO a( mxui Oftr, at
iIm dun h"um door Hi U illy d Albmnjr, Unn
I oonly. tHrvM, mm in iartU Ui lite htgixiA taaar
I it Ihe nrKe rf prtlli.j a-f Kur l!i- iwrtk Oftt I '.
Inwing saSSassj raftl peapmy tlaUl In Unn
CMKUAy, rmx WvH: ThaWeet tiajfiif lb llrnell.m
I -J eWm J Jmepli Tbiii(.m mr.-i V. bein; latin
S . V.. aixl Uimj- rt ..f eciLjin jr.. j;t jj ,,j iu
T-tMlii IS, hoolli 4 fUnge S, Wort nf Uw WUUnuOtc
Merulian. mnUlnlnf IM 100 mvm ; alo tlie Kaat
BSV i4 Uk JS irth Eat qiurtar, mtd the RaM ha. I . t
h uth Kaat qnarlwr id aUi f I, tn Toonati 1 X
- It .1, Waat nuatainltur Ht arm., mlmi Um trftetkitial
Weet half id Ihe South Eftat ruar.ef mt awliti 16,
Tutruahlp 13. H. K. S, Waul, emuli.liigr Til DO 1 Mil St.
aliw. the fracUutiftJ . W. i 4 the S- 1 d tav -t-m
1A, TWnahip IS, . It. a, Weat. ontitaintn Ti f I
im. alv 00 aoreu In a muara ("i m, Uie uh4a ai
a. ruaa dl the Ifcmlh nd -4 the Weet ha'f rd Uic V W
lUarta-r (daarthai , In To naluj. It, K. K. S, Wct,
aUK thu Noffth Kaat .(irtec nf Mt-iMMi tst, mmd the
t'jtmt laali uf the .Ni U Wat Uartr d auction 2Z,
in Tuwnahip 13, . K. 3, Wust. tajtiUlhlna; tVt inv.
alautha NurUi Weat ffSaiirtST id the .NirUi Weat ijuax-
lT id I He South l-Uiet jltarter td aerti.IU IU, Tuariiahii
ia,K. H t, Wca aatlng an.l cai-cplm fri;n Ute atarte
the lull-. i:irf tharitittiltif ml Ihr H-tuth Kat onnaar td
artUui XI. T. U, M-'Uth llalifu J, Wuet WiilaiiKate M.
OiHaii, running fr.tn ihrtin- N rti., ' -i ( Uun.,
thenae South raT il Wst, St.tf3 rhaiua, tSaorw . "
10.06 chain., thuncu North m' 41 Will, 'J-.on rhalna,
UaMtua South v ihaiMa.lhrm e amith ' 41 Kaat. - laj
. li una. l.i Ihe placr id t-ctnnnj. rs.ntahiliig 14 m. rrm
TttliAr HaLft : Om third uaah i i tawai, una Utird
in ana year frwoi date wfeale and uttethini in lnaar
(roan date id aut h aaie -lata aefirrnl mrtiU tudraar
InUruat at th rate id 10 rf cent ;..r annum fnun
theilale sfssto. Uie amine tu le atiml hv taartaTaZ
tin the irnirty. To he a.i.J In jir waft to aoit ns
aMSSfta
r.u iBOMfaog.
Ihttrd Ju. r lutTi,lH42. lUfine.
iu m i ui tios it ii ;i
The following statement nf Wm. J:
Cooahlln, of Somerville, Mutt, is so re
markable that we beg to oak for It the at
tentronofour readers. He nsy: "In the
fall of 1870 I was taken with a violent
bleedbiff of the lonas, followed by a
vera oou(h. 1 noou liegan to lose my flesh
and appetite. I ww ho week at one lime,
thst I oould not leave my bed. In tbe
Mummer of 1H77 I won admitted to the OHv
HoHplul. While t bore the doctor said 1
had a hole in my left lung sn big a half a
dollar. I expended over a hundred dollar
on doctors' and medicines. I was so far
gone at one time a report went around
that I was dead. I gave up hope, but a
friend told me of DR. WM. IIAMS UAL
SAM FOR THK LUNGS. I Isughed at
my friend, thinking that my caoe was in
curable, but I got a bottle to ssiify them,
when to my surprise and grati neat ion, I
began to fuel better. My hope, on;'e dead,
began to revive, and to day 1 feel in rener
spirits than I have the past three year.
"I write thin, hoping that you will pub
lish tt, so that every one aftllcted with dls
coitod Innir will hn induce:! to rake Dr.
Wm. Hall'it ltalwim for the Langs, and be
convinced that CONSUMPTION AN BB
CURED. I have btkm two bottles nnd
can positively my thi. it ha-a done more
good than all the other me i- ines I have
taken since my nicknf sa. My eotih hsa
almost ontiraly iaapesr4l and 1 Hhsll
soon be able to go to work " ; r!d I .
druggist. 1
NASA!, INJECTOK foe of charv with
each battle of Hi Moll' f'stirrh Remedy
price, 20 cents.
nnni'n ( iKmu n mtn:.
fs ttio bent salv in tho world for Cu's
Brulaes, sores, Ulcers.balt Rheum, Totter
( happed Hands, ( 'hllbialna, Corns and ad
kinds of Nkin Kruptinna, Freckles snd
i'imple!. The uuive is guarsntoed to give
perfect satistsctinn in every csmo or monov
refunded. Be sure you got I fen ry ' t'ar
boliuWalve, ntt all other are but Imitations
and counterfeit. Price -." cents.
tleultt K c.ni.iiieiiil.
Dou'teondemn a good tbng becau eyru
have bren deeelvoil by vorthless nos
trums. Parker's ClinRor Tonic has cured
many in tfcta SaWtleo of nenrotta disorders,
and wo raecMDIMOd It heartily t in h
suflbrera AVaw.
Ta trhaasr II Hay foar
All p.T-i nis having c'aU. n aniuat the
eounty will plea present the same Et
nneo. aa thorn will yet bo one more meet
I ng of Ilia oldXkrar J of Co Commia-uInner-4,
to ha ho'd on Friday, June 3 ,
188$, .RAUM,
County Clerk- i
DU. CBRBSCa OXVUb.NATEU BITT1 US
is the oldest and l eit remedy, for Dyspep
sia, Billiousness, Malaria, Indiirostioii, all
disorders of the stomach, and all disease-
indicating an impure condition of the
Blood, Kidney, Liver, Skin, etc.
SHILOU'g CATAitKU REvI EDY a
ositivo cure for CatUrh, Diphtheria and
Canker Moutb.
CHAMPION FRUIT DRYER.
"aBaMHHnrflaHflr
IfOTV v t:Hi- ACK NIK.
It will be apnarent to any one who
will examlni a ao!id gold watt-b, that
ahle from the nect-aemrjr thicknea for
HBgnvtBM and !iti!rlw, a lare pro
port! n of Hie prei'lou inctal une'1 fa
NdVI only to ntlM'.-n and bol theen
erave I porti' ir- in f la. e, and HUpply
U neeeeaary awildity an U nirei gi.
The eurfilu K"ld N usually ntedlee
no far a utility aud keauty are eon
oerned. In .laui'M 1Uh' Patent leld
Watch (aea, thi waele of p reel out
melal I overcome, ati'l the oanie eoHd
Ity and aireitottl prwdueed at from one
tblr4 to one-half of thn usual coat of
aoiid aateAi This piocea I of the moat
irapl nature, a follow ; a plate oi
ulckle competition metal erpeeially
adapted to the purpose, bat two pla'e
of solid gold ao'eVrf i one on each tide,
The three are tben peed tetween
polihef eteel roller, and the reult it
a atrip nf heavy plated compaction,
from which the eaaee, back ft, wntre,
b .el. tc, are cat nnd shnrMnl by sui
table die and former. Thegald In
theeca.fte ia euriheutly thick to ad
mit of all kind of chasing, engraving
aud euamelllng : the engra.ed caoe
!ifiv- In -n carried until worn perfectly
moth bjf time and use wUuoet re
moving tire gold. ThN i the enl y case
mode with two plate of solid gold aud
warranU-U !v -peeled certificate.
For uale by all Jewelers. Aekfor
Ilhihtnited "valgue, and to fee war
rant. IfoIIowaj's I'll Is nnd Oint men:.
WrerJcaof Hn inanity Indiscre Jona of
Youlh. No object ih more eoul sjipailin
titan Hie premature seautibility of youth,
daily wittiest! among the habitue of
our public prornenndee, where may be
neon tiie territi: requite of diseaa to ii
most frightful forms of tbe ihaMtiy and
eandsveruu wroek of rnattOood, the
ludtsl victim of uiirinKpal scotmrelH.
who, by pernk'touM noKtrumn, have im
precna't d the svuinui rf their unHUspect
Iiitnd cimndrog uttieuls witk mUicra!
polKUUH. Kor all UU-nt-avri'T Oi.f.--ii' t
Hoilowsy'a PlUs fsed and uiunnunt are
powerfully eflleacioua, being eompotted
of rate balsams and vpj-jab?ea that are
antagonistic to all disorder of thn blood,
snd ulcers arioing frtm viruv in the body.
Thry contain not a par.ie!a of mercury or
other mineral poison. 191
Imijktavt( airriuN. None are genuine
nnlca the tigualure cf J. JIaTocs, sur
rounds each Inn ot l'ilbt and oiuimcot.
iioxea at 'L. cents M2 oenU snd $1 swh.
jfct-There i oonaidaraolar waving by
tal mi ; tho lurer Mine.
lloLXttWar A Co , New York.
6yL
l a cc r t enrr.
Dr. King New Duoovery lor Cunump
i tK'hi and ci'IOm, oathma, lir.aiclnt:,
u given sway in trial becdes freeef cost to
tlie alHtcted. If van hv a aan-ere oD2li,
com, iiiutruny : nrfaiian, nosnxasaa or
other fJTectioti of the thrnat or lungs by all
meant give this wond. rful ramdy s triaL
As pou value yoar cxbtunce you teams! sf
biru to let this opportunity pus. W could
not afford snd jrimld net give this remedy
sway nrdeaa e knew it would Sccompltah
what we claim for it. Thousands of hope
lea casta hsvs n'.ready. been cared by it.
There in do medicine in tho world that will
rare oae-holf the cases that Dr. Kingft New
Diooovexy will cure. For sala by
Foahsv and Mason, wholesale agent Albs
oy ; D. Murria, Scio ; Dr. L, Foley, Ijebs
non ; Dr. J. M. Powell, Ihanoa ; 1. M.
Calbrestte, Ruena VisU ; Keafetto and Mon
tague, JcUVrson ; O. H. P. CtwneUan, Tur
ner ; 1L A. Rampy, Harriburg : S. S.
Hsyca, Halsey ; Damon Smith, ltahcy ;
Starr snd Biakely, Urownsvillo.
m iai.rvs armTI eaxre.
The best salve in the world for cuts, brats
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet
ter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns sod all
kinds of skin eruptions. This ssve is guar
anteed to give perfect stLsfsctioa in every
case or money refunded. Price 35c per box.
For sals by Koshay and Msaen, wholesale
sgta ; 1) Moore, Scio ; I) Foley, Lelstnon ;
Lt lVA.il. Lebanon : Led (Kith and Mon
tairue, Jeuerson ; D M Calbreath, Huets
Vtnts : O Cornelius, Turner ; R A Rampy,
HarriftUnn; ; SUrr and Blakelv, Iwowns
viile
ALiIiAN Y
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
AI LMXV, OR.
Tlu' Firjit Term will open on Tnes
dny, Xeptrmber 12ih, 188?.
For nl.-nlara wivti
the hi-v ui lu.tinn, ai-
if rtudy
KKV. nniiMT M-IT. t rrtaf.
THE fOUKTfilK HOUSE
AT SODAVILLE.
lias reeuuily Ijoou thoroughly refitted
and put in order for vhdtora to the springy.
A neat veranda has been sdded, a con -modioli
dmin hsli built ; aspaleioui psr
lorfor ladles fitted up and a eomfortab'a
ininir snd saioking room is to ! foiLd
at their mi turner rexort hotel.
The ho u.st. is situated wit hi n fi'i vards of
IheNnrinc and coniifctcd Ly Rood walks.
Meals fund -bed n. parties with the Lest
tbe market affords, based reas.i,HkiIe.
I. P 1'OTIi
frnpnetpt?.
Final SeLtloniDnx.
sav a , . lift a
VI i.l' rl-4 I.CruDV Si
11 :evrjneJ, Admlnj
.... il . . a . a
i i'i.h t'.u un
iur With tho
f KlvirA Mp.
win nun or ii; ;
rar.a it aeoead. h s bied iu the Connty
Court h Iin;i rennty, Uroton, his tlna
ac ount as fiioh mlrniuMrator and by
on'er f fnld LVurt. M.lsv the 7th day
of August. !.', at t!i- ho ir " ft. no o'clock,
P. in., of i ai 1 duy, i . I I f-aringohjeo
tioistastl a cunt nd ti o hc ii lomcn'
thereof. Anv rnrson in ertsUnl in said
e4iHie in Tere 3' i otiri m! to li near nd file
li s or hoi objections t saLl linal i count
on or bafore .-.-: dsy.
D. C. .M( FAwr.Asri
' AiiministraN r.
A torpid aver me ui w ak up aua st cua
to business when King of tho Blood gets
nto tho circula'ion -tiee adrertisernen"!.
LARGEST,
Cheapest,
AND MOST CONVENIENT
It has more drying
surface than any other
dryer in the market. By
the elevating process,
which no other dryer
has, one half the labor
is saved. No changing
of trays burns less wood
and makes more heat.
By means of the pat
ent draft and ventilator
the drier is under imme
diate control. Buy no
other until you exam
1 ino tho Champion,
E. D. SLOAN,
U pra tiled by Tbo. J. Overnaa
CASH ! CASH I
PAID POR
70,000 POUNDS OF
WOOL ! WOOL !
AND
10,000 POUNDS OP
BUTTER IUTTER' !
AT-
PHIL. COHEN'S STORE-
furahlch an extra price will be j aid.
HOLMAN'S PAD,
roit
LIVER.
VWP
Ml do e.
Is Um oolj safe aas rslissli reaasj
Malaria ii all its Tjm.
ISCUJDIXG
Ct lla. l'erera, Doil Aciuug Paina, RemilUnt aJtat to
U i m.tvni r arera, tranrb Ago.
iieanacsm so pma tt um worm
Us Dr. Uulataaa Hi Urn
Mm Urer Cooapaaint,
n petasaaad M0-
TUU ia th j n! y kioai m ly that rvaiUi aiy x
lla erarjr veatia of l I rial uiut frucn tbs syssass
antSuqaeaflssstsliai bealUi.
Prot. Irr. A. Uaomto sars : It Is near a universal
pai-area. than aarthinc In saifaifssm This Is somm
tha iwinrivls .if ba.ption. cat which Ur. Hoi nun .
Pad is tbs otuy isaalai sosi tros expsriaaent.
For all KlBftF.V TKOCBLKa ass Dr. Bahama
ite.l i Kidtmy Pad. Um boat naiily ia aha awl
t"- .rramcuiod by tha saarlkal faculty.
BEWARE OF BOGUS PADS.
Eafti sraltH Botaaaa Pad boars Um TPSI VATB
Rlltur STATS t of Um Hsiaaaa Pad Co., wits
' e travie aaark i-rinted la a nasi. Day anat
anthoath,
OB AAJLB BT ALL DB I C4.IST.
Dr. ITolaftaa's aJrW la free, roll lisatira aaat firs
a a-'liastiis- Ail Iraaa
aeuiAS ra ?..
?44 Brnealarft), Horn
P. C. fx ?11S ItVM
Final Settlement.
HaTOTICE is hereby given that
tl the undersigned, AdminUtraiaar de
xni.s non with th will annexed, of the
estate of Woolen Davis dooeaaed, has filed
his final aeeonat as such Administrator
in the County Court of Linn count v, Ore
gon, and by order of aakl Court, Mondav
tbe 3d day of July, 1882 at tbo hoar of oim
o'clock, p. m.. of said day Is set f.,r the
time of hearinjrof objections U said ac
count and for the settlement thereof Ail
Krsons interevted in said estate are here
j notified to file their objections to said
atrcount and the settlement thereof on or
before said day.
Johm J. Davih,
Administrator de bonis nen wit n the will
annexed of the estate of Woolen He via.
deceased.
Notice to Fruit Growers.
The undesigned having obtained the
exclusive light to make and sell the Plum
mer Hot Air Family Fruit Drier in the
counties of Linn, Lasne and Benton takes
the present opportunity to infram persons
who want to save their fruit crop, that
he is prepared lo receive orders for the
beat fruit drier in the market. Plum in. r
Hot Air Family Drier, for particulars ad
dress. Jon Baiooa,
Albany, Oregon.
RKER'S
HA
B A TdtS A Itfs
only that are beneficial
to tbe scalp aad hak
aaaahray
sstkhirtaatawFaMBAlr
ParWa Hair Balsam is finely perbmed aad ia
lar of the hair aad to re
srwliarhraa- Hrsow fk Co, N. Y.
PARKER'S
G I N G E RTO NfCj
m If you are a
1 ever work, or a mother run down by faauhr or
hold duties try PABBXa'S (atMoaa Toxic.
If you are a lawyer, miniatnr or boainaas n
aanassd sysasstsi Kran or anxious cares, do not t
intoxicating ttimulants, but use Parker'i Ginger T
if you xkare voasmnpeton.
Um. Kxlney Compiamts, or any disorder of tbe ht.
stcanach. bowels, blood or Berres,PAtucst,S Gracaa
cane wm cure yoa. jtistaeUreatestlflood
If you are
ny disease
wasting away from are.
GiNGaa Trmc at once : k a
take
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