..MAY 18, 188:t
.......
Blticrs.
Gekkkal Butlrr it making heroic
efforts to sprinkle salt on the tail of the
American eagle.
The party that wins in will be
the party that vigorously fights against
excessive taxation.
Tiisrr are fourteen State cases and
eleven divorce oases on the Circuit
Court Docket in Douglas county.
Civil service reform under the
present anapieea is sine to become a
farce. This teems to have been prear
ranged.
Tax reduction is a necessity, and tax
reduction means tariff reduction. Noff
free trade, but freer trade and lower
Bkx Butler's doings stirs up as
much consternation among Republicans
in Massachusetts, as dynamite does
among the English in London.
Qexeial Kejfer is about the only
distinguished Republican leader who
has not felt moved to deny Presidential
aspirations.
We can state on the authority of the
farmers and agricultural people of Ohio
that the late frosts hare in no way in
jured Democratic prospects.
Senator Ca heron could t prevent
the passage of the civil service bill, but
he could corral the commission, which,
on llw whole, will answer His purpose
iust as well perhaps little better.
A prominent Indiana Republican
k a a mm -v ii
says : "i toil vou u joe McDonald ts
sr v
nominated by the Democrats he will
carry Indiana by 50,000 majority ;
mark my words."
The News says "that the Mayor of
Cleveland, Ohio, who refused to allow
his foundry to eater into oontt acta with
the city, would be lonesome in Port
land." Most any Democrat woold be
lonesome in Portland.
If the Democrats in Ohio weuld put
up Alien 6. Tburman, and the Repub
licans would name honest John Sber
i, the Guberoational campaign would
asume national proportions.
- i When Hayes occupied the Presiden
tial Mansion, the Post Office Depart
ment was honey combed with corrup
tion. Mr. Hayes may plead that nobody
told him that anything waa wrong.
Erarta, Sherman, Scburz, and Key
were all silent, and Mrs. Hayes never
mentioned the subject. '
The New York WorU under its new
management lays down its principles
and among other things says that to
day we are confronted by a struggle in
different guise. Organized pi ivi legists,
coveting and possessing exclusive rights
under the aegis of chartered monopo
lism, undermine our political freedom
now more than 100 years ago. It is
for true Democracy to preserve politic
al freedom now as it established politic
al freedom in former days. To this
doty the World is pledged.
The practice which seems to obtain
in nearly all eastern cities of profession
al price fighters deliberately appointing
time and place when and where two of
hese number will meet to engage in
pommeling and slugging each other for
wages of large aumsaof money seems to
grow more fashionable every day. For
merly the willing spectators to sncb
scenes of brutality were drawn altogeth
er from'the slums of society. The ig
norant and the vicious alone seemed to
drink in the brutal pleasures of such a
contest. But of late days the respect
able and cultured citizens of Boston and
New Xork, are wont to congregate at
the places where two muscular men
meet to test their "knocking-out' quali
ties. While boxing, wrestling and oth
er athletic exercises are as unobjection
able as rowing, base-ball, or other in
nocent sports, yet prize fighting should
not lie tolerated in any respectable
community. The effects of such cus
toms upon the minds and morals of the
young men who are thus brought into
contact with such brutal practices sre
damaging beyond calculation. We of
the North have been unspairing in our
denunciations of the brutal practice of
dueling in the South, while we scarcely
enter a protest against the prize ring
which is a, pernicious as dueling itself.
The brilliant orator who holds his au
dience spell bound seems not to attract
so large an audience as the prize fighter.
When this brutal practice is willingly
witnessed by the intelligent, the cultur
al, the ehrixtientzed, then indeed is it
ihe duty of publie teacher i to sound
the cry of danger, and call te halt those
who by their superior intelligence and
civilization, are by their example lead
ing the young into vicious and brutal
practices.
What purpose the News can subserve
by saying that "every Republican pa
per is a protectionist paper and that
every Democratic japer is a free trade
paperis more than we can tell, unless
it be to subserve the purpose of the
father of lies. The readers of the News
may be led to believe such statements
but the people generally are too intelli
gent to believe them. Every observer
of current political events knows that
the New York Times, Springfield Re
publican, Oregoman, and many other
leading Republican papers are what
the News calls "free traders." We bad
hoped thst the New would show a
proper regard for fair dealing, but in
this we are disappointed.
FEUD A V.
'J' . M-J-1 ..lli.JJ.,1'..
11 BE IU HOI K M V
With nil the investigations made by
statesmen and profound constitutional
thinkers and expounders, with all the
researches made by delers into con
stitutional lore, with all the tin
study bestowed upon the history of the
movement to establish constitutional
government in America, from the pas
sage of the stamp act down to the
fruition of the he pea of liberty looing
people which culminated in the adopt
ion of the constitution of the United
States, no man has givn such a bold,
vigorous, clear, emphatic exposition of
the fundamental principles of the con
stitution as did President JetWson on
the occasion of the delivery of his inau
gural address iu 1801. We give an
extract below, which we hope will be
read with great care by all our readers:
"Equal and exact justice to all men,
oi whatever state or persuasion, religi
ous or politics ; peace, commerce, and
honest friendship, with all nations
entangling alliances with none ; the
support of the State governments in all
their rights, aa the most competent ad
ministrations for ow domestic concerns
and the surest bulwarks against anti-
Republican tendencies; the presta
tion of the general government in ita
whole constitutional vigor, as the sheet
anchor of our peace at home and aafety
abroad ; a jealous care of the right of
election by the people a mild and safe
corrective of abuses which are lopfed
by the sword of revolution where peace
able remedies are unprovided ; absolute
acquiescence in the decisions of the
msj nity '.he vital principle of repub
lics, fom which there is no appeal but
to force, the vital principle and imme
diate parent of despotism ; a well-disci
mm m . i . ft a e
puned-miulia our best reliance in
peace and for the first moments of wsr,
till regulars may relieve them , the
supremacy of the civil over the military
authority ; economy in the public ex
pense, that labor may be lightly bur
dened ; the honest payment of our debts
and aaered preservation of the public
fitb ; encouragement of agriculture,
and of commerce as its handmaid ; the
diffusion of information aod the ar
raisrnment of all abuses at the bar of
public lesson ; freedom of religion ,
freedom of the press ; freedom of person
under the protection of the babe&s cor
pus, snd trial by juries impartially
selected these principles form the
bright constellation which haa gone
before us, snd guided our step through
an age of revolution and reformation.
The wisdom of our sages snd the Mood
of our heroes have been devoted to their
attainment. They shoal J he the creed
of our political faith the text of civil
instruction the touchstone by which
to try the services of those we trust ;
and abould we wander fictu them in
momenta of error or alarm, let um haiiten
to retrace our steps and to regain the
road which alooe leads to peace, liber
ty and eafrty."
tcses it sews
Gen. Grant's mother died a fw dsys
ago.
Jay Gould proposes to keep out of
WslI street.
Villard arrived at Be. Paul, Minn .
on laat Saturday.
Opium smoking is becoming a great
evil in Chicago.
President Arthur is te come to Cali
fornia in August. Poor California.
It waa reported that Keene bad fail
ed, but the report is now denied.
The Creo Indians in Montana sre
preparing for the war-path.
The wool market is very poor, so
says a San Francisco d.spstcl,.
The Sunday law is being enforced in
Wilkes barre, Pa. Such things are rare.
Both Lwrence Barrett and Modies
kaare in San Francisco, playing to
immense houses.
Joe Brady, of Phecinx Park fame,
was banged at Dublin Monday morn
ing. The Missouri and Kansas cyclone of
last Sunday was a bad affair, several
people being killed at Kansas City and
other places.
California now claims that its wheat
crop this year will be the biggest it has
ever had, and it is thought j ,500,000
bushels will be exported.
Another big silver mine has been
discovered in Texas, near the itio
Grande. We would like to trade our
Sodaville affair for it.
The Brooklyn bridge trualees have
fixed the toll for foot pasiengers at one
cent. The disbursement thus far on
account of the construction of the bi idge
is $14,688,905.
Sullivan defeated Mitchell at New
York in three rounds, completely
knocking him out of the ring. This is
one wsy that Ireland can whip Eng
land.
Henry Gresgunan, French commis"
sioner of agriculture to the United
States.at New York for two years, sails
for home Wednesday next. He proph
esies a great future for California wine
and thinks we cheat ourselves by using
foreign labels on our good wines.
The minister of the treasury has
warned the canal company that they
must pay the expenses of keeping be
tween 2,000 and 3,000 men on the
isthmus to maintain order The minis
ter estimates that the cost thus impos
ed on the company, during the 14 yrs.
the contract grants for the completion
of the eanal, will amount to $7,000,000,
and might even reach $10,000,000 or
$12,000,000.
Nearly all the tradesmen of Dublin
have received a circular which is termed:
"Analysis of Special Juries on Eight"
een Trials Under the OrimjsLjyL"
Along with this circular was a slip con
taining the words : "Woe to you if you
have any goods of these jurors, for yon
and likewise they will have the blood
and suffering of innocent jeeplo on your
" The slip was signed by "Hook
or Crook." A sensation has been cam
ed by this latest movement on the part
of the friends of the Irish prisioners.
aCMOOL VISITS. . SJB
Eda. Democrat :
A short time since, 1 visited the
Harrisburg school, but it was during
examination. The pupils showed
great proficiency Id the various
branches upon which they were be
ing examined. Kxarulnatlon was
written. Thinking I bad better see
the school In its dally progress before
writing, l visited it sgaln and spent
a whole day in both seeing aod hear
ing. I was so much edified that the
day seemed very short. I saw no
Idleness, heard no friction, and was
convinced that both teachers and pu
pil wore making a wonderful suc
cess. Eighty odd pupils for the sorioff
term. No student is permitted to
advance fastor than he can under,
stand. Discipline was all that could
be asked, and system In movement,
studies, and classification was harroon
ieus. When Inquiring, I found that
la addition to good teachers, they had
good directors who do their whole
duty, giving the teacher moral as
well as legal support. Oood patrons,
who were doing the same, and re.
quiring of their children all thst the
school required. These three in har
mony, necessarily make good children
and good scholars all were in har
mony. Prof. Held has taught In your
city, and you know his worth. I
predict that many of his pupils will
become proficients in the educational
department of this Valley. Other
directors would do well to Immilate
the example of these directors audi
patrons. They have never had a
better school than they now bavo,
and they should retain their present
teachers so long as they c in compen
sate them for their services,
P. A MoafcV
Sup'U Scheota, Linn ( uiuty.
st momv ircna.
Di-jwnsvillt?, Or., My 15
1HH.J.
KJUiJrs Democrat :
The encampment and L'tdgo of
Odd Fellows at this place, are repre
sented In tneir Grand Ixige whicb
meet In Portland thh week, by M.
a Crane. N. II. Stsndlsh, Fred drop,
W. R. Kirk, J. D. Arthurs aod J. K
f! ranger, who went down on the
train yesterday.
Mr. J. M . Mayor and lady also left
yesterday on a pleasure trip. Tbey
will be Joined in Portland by Conduc
tor J. M. Poorrnan (of the Narrow
Gauge) and lady, nod will take In
Astoria aod the Sound Country inclu
ding Victoria, aod expect to be absent
about three wooers. Their many
friends wish them a pleasant trip, and
a safe return.
Dr. Blanchard, of Columbia county.
is here looking for a location, aod
talks oi stopping with us for awhile.
Our new watch maker, Mr. Smith,
has hung oat a very handsome sign.
Sunday was a regular March day.
The wind blew a stiff breexe all day,
and threatened rain, bat It cleared
off in the night and we had consider
able frost Monday morning. The
apple and pear crop seems to be pret
ty much destroyed in this neighbor,
hood, so far as I can learn, bat there
sre plenty of plums and
Jack-frost seems to have bad o
ial spite against Oregon this year ;
first killing the fall sown grain, and
then nipping our fruit crop. It seems
that with the great Influx of im
migration, we are also falling heir to
some of the ills of our friends across
the Rockies. It win be the grass,
hoppers next
The hop-field around here are
looking floe.
Meyer Bro's. & Co. are making
preparations to attach the machinery
of the steam saw-mill that they pur
chased of W. H. Kirk, to the water,
power thst runs their planer, and
expect to build up a considerable lum
ber business here. Tbey have made
some purchases of timber land, from
the O. & C. R. R. up the Ollapoela,
and expeot to run considerable tim
ber down the river next winter.
Dr. Starr reports a twelve pound
boy In town, and anyone that meets
Ike Loabo could tell by the cut of h!a
face who was the happy father.
The weather has been very fine for
a few dxyx, and the farmers are hap.
py.
Pu ad.
11 lit U I Hit I It . IT P.m.
Harrisburg, Or., May lfi, 1883.
EAa. Democrat:
Mrs. J. P. Schooling has been quite
sick for the pa.it few days, hut is now
recovering.
Bad colds and coughs are very
prevalent just how In this vicinity.
Mr. K. F. Wyatt Is going to move
to Eugene City next week.
We are to have a new harness shop
here soon, under the management of
Mr. Butler, who lately sold out to
Mr.aH. A. Blodgett.
Mr. M. Fuller contemplates moving
bis meat shop around to the old stand
on First street.
Miss Mary Sullivan, of this place,
and Mr. A. F. Cooper, from East of
the mountains, are to be married to
day, and also Miss M. Lou Love to
Mr. C E. Maxon. Both couple start
the next day for the Upper Country,
to make it their home in the future.
We noticed Mr. Isaac Miller and
Hon. J. K. Weatherford in the city,
during the past few days.
Mr. A A. McCulley, a former res
ident of this place, but now of Salem,
has been spending several days here
making a division of the estate of T.
D. Love, he being administrator.
Our business men here complain of
very quiet times.
The Good Templar's building mat
ters eeeua to be taking a rest just now.
Dam.
Ladles!
Allen & Martin have just received from
New York a large stock of laces. Call and
ee them and enquire prices.
M ie KOTO
Srio, May 12th, 188&
As you seem to be very kind in pub
lishing the different letters that have
been aent from floio, I take the liberty
or trying my hand at a letter ts your
paper.
lama Granger, and have the inter
est of that society st heart as well as
the welfare of this whole community.
We are a quiet and enterprising peo
ple In this section, and every few days
have an addition by some new man
coming here and buyitg a farm.
Some of the people if this city are
radical on the temperance questions but
seem to get the matter the wrong way,
instead of using kindness snd mild
means, they aeem to deem it a benefit
to the cause by accusing and excusing
members of the different societies, of
infidelity to the same. On laat Blue
Ribbon meeting, for some reasons the
committee on program did not work in
harmony, and when the program was a
partial failure, (not in quality so much
as qusntity) some liegsn to accuse each
other of their short comings, such as
visiting saloons, playing card, and even
J f ...
urinsing, anu not in a very mild or
pleaaant manner. Now 'this is sll
wrong, if tbey have the temperance
cause really at heart. They would en
deavor to lead and not drive people to
their manner of thinking, and not be
bickering and quarreling amoog them
selves as to who shall be the leaier or
say the most, or give the best speeches.
Scio is improving, sa you could read
ily observe should yon try to find an
empty house here. Kvery houss Urge
or email ia filled, new men are coming
in anu investing money.
Our old friend, Peter Hllyeu, bss
sold his hotel property to Jsok Hilyeu,
bis brother, snd the boarders say they
believe all the Bilyeus sre good oooks
and providers. And right hero, Mr.
Editor, I don't bslieve It Is true thst
Jsek went off into the brnh ttefore day
to practice ringing the hotel ttr. as he
seems to ting it now st lout with abili
ty (muscular.)
Sometime our city fathers sre
tittle slunk in keeping our sidewalks in
repair, for inatanoe, nur kmi master
hsd quits SO aemdent, I believo from
this neglect. While coming to the of
lice early to pot up the mail, placing
implicit confidence tbst the boards were
well nailed down, he stepped on one
which resulted in his getting dirty clesr
down 'o bis heels.
All kinds of business seems to be
prospering and lively. Brown it TaU
cott are putting npa new front to their
store, which is aUraotive.
My eld Virginia friend, Chapman,
has been decorating the front of hia
store with an advertisement for choice
eastern wines, liquors and cigars, and
furnishes groceries as eheap aa any,
so that no one will go hungry.
We would advise one of our drug
gists to beware of bird cages hereafter,
as Aleck does not care to nave hia pros
pest ire son-in-law or anybody else, held
their heads too high.
Whether U is Ashing for
trout or a wife ia a query with us, but
we wish him luck anyway. If you have
any old watches to mend bring them
along, he will do it in good atyle.
Mr. Soris, barber from Albany, has
located here, and gives good satisfsc
tion. A picnic is to take place on May 19,
under the auspices of Jordan Valley
(t range, and a good time is anticipated.
Dr. J. A. Davis baa a neat office at
this place, and seems to be getting his
eh sre of the practice.
Weather good and farmeis jubilant.
Billy B. being of a retiring disposi
tion does not exhibit his wounds. No
arrest a.
Silas Joxes.
Jeffersan, Or., Msy 15, IHHX
EJh. Democrat :
Fanners again busy seeding, and
most all will finish the present week, if
the weather is favorable.
I aaw in the Democrat of laat week
that potatoes were too high to reach.
Our neigbbora caught the inspiration
and are cacheing theirs, one family in
particular, tbey having planted about
I G acres to potato-.
BrUiant Lodge, No. 425, L O. O. T.
is in good working order, and nothing
tut progress ts its members motto.
It. B. Carey was quite sick the 12th
and 13th inat., Dr Dear dorff was called.
Reported much better yesterday.
Cbas. Hall, the young roan that fell
from train while in motion as reported
Isst week, became conscious some time
Friday, and talked some that and the
next day, is reported better and doing
as well as could be expected. Strong
hopes are entertained by the attending
physician, Dr. Dsardorff, and the young
man's friends for his recovery.
Mr. E. N. Thomas is away from town
on a trip for his health.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Beard are at
Soto, visiting friends and relatione.
We are informed by Mr. Wm Coin
that his two farms lying just east of
the Green rerry bridge, are tor sale, and
his price is low and terms easy. For the
benefit of your many readers, we will
give a short description of his farms :
Hia home place contains 240 acres;
over 100 acres of it is iu cultivation,
and buildings very good all lying
north of the road leading from Jeffer
son to Scio. Is 3 mites from Jefferson,
3 miles from West Scio, 3 miles from
Marion Station, and ; of a mile from
school bouse. Plenty of stock water in
brooks on the farm ; a good oung or
chard plenty of email fruit, such as
raspberries, strawberries, blackberries,
etc. Fences all good. The other con
tains 320 acres; about 125 acres in
cultivation, and about h of the balance
good pasture land ; lying south -cast of
other farm I mile ; buildings fair ; fen
ces good ; average orchard ; plenty of
running water ; school house of a
mile distant. From Jefferson, 3' miles ;
3 from West Scio.
Terms : One-half down ; balanoe on
time. Purchasers will do well to call
and see Mr. Ooin, or write.
Ut. Supra.
DuRMAJf B. Eaton must be a very
young man. He hasn't got bis eye
teeth one yet.
m niHi.no rrn u
Waterloo, Or., May 14, 1HM3.
''' '. M9cr il i
Wt have no excuso fur Oot writing
last week except flaring the Mpiing
fever.
IVork hsH been pponedjat the saw
mill this w.ek, while Mr. lire (Jonn
puts in the new water wheel. Wo think
thst the change of proprietors is very
beneficial ss Kobt. U Stevens means
business and intends to try the capacity
of the water Kwer at his plsce to its
full extent.
J. O. Beebe t Co. are talkincr r,f
moving their Bowl Factorv to txm
County, on the MeK iasey river.
Ceo. Gross launched his new hnaf.
this evening and we all took a ride to
the springs, but had no success in
getting sods.
Joe. Kelso has rtumil
to take charge of tho Miimaon Livery
Stable.
iiammySurU and Chsrlie
w . -
were in town to dsv wsmim work in
the sawmill, but foiled us full hsnded.
We would like to ask vou a ouMLion
Will a one cent stamp curry a letter
through the mail, an unxnaled letter to
any point 1 No. j
Sume people have a slv wuv . t
ing the benefit of the law to keep from
a t a
psying tnetr nooest debts.
Just as some people think is the way
they will talk whether it is a'out their
neighbor or not
Social bops are becoming more fash
ionable than meetings for social
warship.
Young folks must hsve someplsce to
go and aa there hi no social meeting or
singing tbey must hsve s hos down as
tbey csll it.
We were out to visit Mr. A. H. Mc
Clung's school. Tho school that he has
charge of has had the reputation of
having some of the worst scholars in it
to bj found, and wo wore surprised to
Qnd what good conliol he has over
them. The seholsrs all respect him
and hw has the good will af all, and sre
hod him to be a competent tcsc her.
Jtev. Kobt. L. Siovons hss eenfjkt
the Oibson place of ('bs. Mou'sgue of
liltsiton.
Wanted in Weirrlun. MsSj effcoa
ocmi, qjso with Oah, tasri ai'h Ifsslao,
in. n that wit) attend to their keaoeseo,
and men with good common ruus.
Now the truth is our little town is
bound to giow. There is a big thing
here for men with money and tbey
have juat found it out. But when we
get a bridge across the 8nlism st this
point, which I don't thiok will be very
long, there will be a chance for men
with any good trade to mako money.
Ambrose Farrier, our boss logger, met
with a serious accident yesterday ; while
cutting a log hia ax glanced sinking his
foot, cutting two toes nearly off and
two lesders entirely off.
Oauxor.a.
mxca roow sncoos.
SitEim, Or., Msy H, 1$83.
Etli. Jkmtrai :
Not seeing any correspondence from
Khedds 1 thought I would take the re.
sponaibility upon myself to write a few
sketches.
Most of the farmers have quit sowing
on account of it being so late in the
season snd very few have sowed all
tbey intended too.
Miss Ioaa Cranfield and Miss Jennie
Blaker are teaching our school, and as
far as I know, are giving satisfaction.
Bliss Ollie Clark, of Kugene, is visit
ing relatives here.
Our little town haa four secret socie
ties, the Grange, Masons, Good Ti rap
iers, snd Ancient Tempters, snd sll
seasa to be carried on satisfactorily.
When you open a soda bottle turn
the cork towards .the door not towards
the clerks' eyes.
The two . Mr. Blaker'a have left our
town for Portland to go into business.
I hope their loss will be regretted more
when they lesve their present borne
then it was when they emigrated from
here.
Mi. Kdwin .Simmons of Boston Mills
has been very sick ut to the pleasure
ot bis many friends is rapidly recover
ing. Prof. Davis of vour citv is teachinc
his second class of singing here and
giving satisfaction.
Mastiir.
DfSTOICT XO.ttt, IT KIIS.
School Dim. No. 28, Msy 14, 1883.
Hi-. Democrat:
As it hss been a twelve month since
I penned an article for your valuable
paper, and thinking a few items might
be of interest to your many ruadcrts, I
drop you a few Hues.
Oar school is progressing finely under
the management of Miss Qussie Meaes
as Teacher
Mr. J. E. Granger has our new
school house nesrly completed, which
will be a credit to our District.
Our neighborhood was thrown into a
fever of excitement, a few daya ago, on
a neighbor going to Mr. J. II. Stevens
house and when near there saw Mr.
Stevens acting in a very strange man
ner, he having a long pole and was
jumping from one side of the house to
the other, when a posse was raised to
learn, if possible, the cause of such
strange actions and upon arrival it was
learned that he had another son, weight
seven pounds, which was enough he
said to cause one of bis sge to act thus.
Farmers are done seeding in" this
section and are laying on their oars.
Equity.
"Mean people take advantage of their
neighbor's difllcultles to annoy them."
Mean diseases,' such as piles, rhuessatism,
constipation, dyspepsia, malaria, lame
backs, etc., take advantage of people's ex
posures and attack them. It is then that
Kidney Wort spears on the field and by
its timely agency puts to root this flock of
evil ailments. It is a friend in need and
therefore a friend indeed.
Laugh and Grow Ft-
One is not apt to laugh and grow f at if
he is not feeling well. The legless who
from habitual oonstipstion, suffer constant
ly from headaches, torpidity ef tbe liver,
dullness, feverishness, sottr stomach, etc.,
can be persuaded to laugh only after tboy
have taken a few doses of Syrup of Figs.
Try it and see. Fer sale by Foshay &
Mason, Albany, Rector A Son, Halsey.
l!l OI I TIOM Of OMOl.t M g.
WiisaRtH, Dsata has invsded oar ( rang
and tssen from our midst our beloved sister,
Mrs MsIliMs.1 Vaaoiditran, therefore bait
Kfolrl, By Osk itain Oreac, No. 6.
' t the desth of airier Vaaoidstran this
(Irsnge hs lore s worthy member, snd the
community s respected snd much esteemed
fiMXhUor, utie who wss slwsya ready to lend
a helping hand to any in diatree.
rVoiW, That we extend to ths sorrow
log husbsnd snd bereaved children snd
fritted our deepeat armpstbiea, sad would
point them to the trnlir mmmttmm nt Id.,.
who hss promised to hi sn ever present help in
time of trouble.
That ws should he almonissed by tbie
sad liersavement to be also resdy, for in eut h
an hour as you think not .the Hon of man
cometb.
Thst thoae resolution a be anread upon the
records of ths U range and that s py be
aent to the family of the deceased a later ss
a token of our use peat aympsthy, snd tbst s
copy be fumiab the county papers for pub
lication. Thou art son SWrt lUr
And u.y Ioaa Ssesff ' ;
Hut 'Us Ood that baa bereft ,
IT can If nur aorrowa hai.
I.' t-Y WaoawTj
Mahy A. Powkiih,
K. A. Htamasp,
Committee.
CiseinearemrMt Kserrlae.
j VoUowing ia the program f-.r the com
inemwssent exorcises of ths Agricultural
'ollege st -orvsl!i :
Friday. Jens 1. Kxamioation of clssses
in Agrioultare. 9 .10 a at.
Kntertslnment by Preparatory depart,
merit. 7 v u. '
Saturday, June
Adelphisa Socisty.-
Hesday, Juns 3.
P Knight, D. D.
Monday, June 4.
2 Kitertsinment by
7 9 M.
Aanusl Mrmon )y iv
11 A M.
Annus! meeting of ths
10 a .
Hoard el Trustee,
Addrtea of Pres. It I . Arnold to fioard of
Trustees snd cittxena of Kenton County. -
7 f M.
Tuesdey, June Address before Adet
phisn Society hy lion XV I t'rntoo. 7 r at.
Wednesday, June C Graduating Rser
oisss. ''.'.') a u.
Xai-oaUineat Addreaa by llr J A 1 leans
Annual Ceanion. 7 r M.
Tke Had una VrertM.
are Uever iiniUill r r mterfrHel. Tills Is
rhrteiaUy true .f a family medieioe,
and it l positive proof that the remedy
tmjlnltl h of tli 3 highest value. As soon
ss it list! been I -Ni-d sod proved by tke
WISOs world t hat OJnp Hitters was the
pores t, b?t ami titot vnlunids family
loeUieiue oo earth, many imitations
sprung up an( began to tsal the notices
Iu whlc:h the pres end pe-ople of the
country hal expressed the merits of IL
R. and In every way trying to induce
suffering invalids to use their stuff In
stead, expecting to make money oo tbe
credit and good name of M. h. Manv
others started nostrums put up In simi
lar atyle to H. B , with variously devised
names Iu which the word i hip 1 or
"Hops" were used in a way to Induce
people to believo tbey were Use same as
Hop Hitters. AH such pretended reme
dies or cures, no matter what their sty le
or nsrae Is, and especially those with
the word "Hop" r Heps" In their
name or In any way connected with
ihem or their name, are imitations or
couuterrelta. Beware of t hero. Tuch
none of them. t"s nothing but irenu
ine Hop Bitters, with a bunch or cluster
of green HopK on the white lobel . Trust
nothing eho. nruggista and dealers
are warned against dealing in imita
tions or counterfeits.
time! Is mi a e aa4 ur.rt.
' Mt of i !.. eminent ilovtoni in the Kast,
as well as several of the medlosl faculty In
New York City." writes Rev P P Shirley,
of Chicago, "felled to help our daughter's
epilepsy, which began to show signs of
turning Into Insanity. By tbe good provi
dence of God we tried Samaritan Nervine,
and it cues! br." Your druggist keeps
ii.
Referee's Sale.
s le ft'ws Court e fir Stale of Oregon
for Lim County.
John naston,Plamt n
vs.
Roes B Ifnaton. and EMi:s
Huston, Defendants.
!trUee Is hereby given that pursuant lo
a decree of tbe above entitled Court, duly
rendered In be above entitled cause on
Thursday the lGtb day of March, 183, or
tbe fourth Judicial 'day of the regular
March term of aaid Court for tbe year lK.i,
duly appointing the undersigned a Referee
to salt the real property hereinafter de
scribed and duly authorizing and com
manding me to sell said real property in
tbe manner provided by law. I will en
Nnturday tho 19th day of Way
lh3. at tbe hour of one o'clock in the
afternoon of said day at tbe Court House
door in tbe city ot AUny in Linn county,
Oregon, oner ror saie me louowing de
scribed premises, t- twit : Tbe southwest
one-fourth of Section 30 in Township 12,
south of ranges west of the Willsuistte
Meridian in Unn county, Oregon : Also
the following described tract to- wit : Be-
Sinning at the northeast corner of tbe
onation land claim of John A Smith, it
being Notification No 4746 in Township 13,
south range 3, west of tne Willamette
Meridian in Linn county, Oregon, and
running thence south 6 34-100 ohsins;
thence west 00 chains to the west line of
Haid claim; thence north 0 30-100 chains to
the northwest corner of said claim; thence
east 00 chains to the place of beginning :
Both of aaid trauta containing ns 14-100
acres to tbe highest bidder for cash in
hand in United States gold coin.
O, U. lRVTXK,
Retsres.
Notice to Contractors
Notice U hereby given that tho contract
for furnishing material and building a
church building at or near Oskville, eight
milts south of Albany, will bo ' at pub
lic outcry at the Kite of saUl bulidinR by
the undersigned committee on Thursday
May 1 7th, at the hour of one o'clock in
thu afternoon of aaid day. Plans and
HpeeitlcationH can be seen at the residence
of Win Ht John near the site of building.
Tho committee will furnish all hauling of
material. Contractor will be required to
furnish bond with approved security for
tbe nerformauce of the contract. Com
mittee reserve tho right to reject any or all
bldH. By order of Com.
Joseph. Yatbs
Chairman.
MISS FLORA MCC ALLEY,
Will open a store on April 21st
AT LEBANON,
W'tb a select line of ladies' and children's
furnishing
GOODS AND NOTIONS.
This will I e the piece to get bargains in
this lino.
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sxqnoi ir jo in ro J."- ' la
1
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." f l nil - - - - . L. . . . . "
leq e w ja st 9utitt b?JJ1I1 !
-moo xtSKSTP erws S M
ITSttooJBAO mjufinBM ire 'so SMa
testriisqo xouq eatwa m wqa. lng
Is ss uoAxror usissasms an PtrBff
Lisa. sail jCpaniM on puw 'uojsctnauoo so ffM-M
'NOIXVdlXSNOO $
JO IMS IHIHVHMM 3H1 HOip
Iii.iiis tiradu'ohl'N Store,
CROCKERY, CUSS, SILVER AND CHINA WARE.
1 Large Issortment of Baby Carriages,
And a Choice 8electon of Cefee, Tea and 8ngar,
ONE DOZEN OUP8 AND SAUCERS Sl.OO.
SHELF HARDWARE.
OIL, LEAD, WINDOW LIGHTS AND LIME.
GOODS SOLD AS LOW AS ANY OTHER HOUSE IN OREGON
Tin: HIOHBST JHARKKT PRICE PAID FOR MMM '
Remember! What I Say I lean. Give Me a Call.
When In need
' :i
PETERS & BLAIN,
I Unn County Agents f r the
J. I. Case & Co. Engines, Threshers
and Headers.
PEERING TWINE BINDERS, 8TUDEBAKER FARM
AND SPRING WAGONS.
an sac rMiivETMxiivc; iiabhow
nUlilE. and OTor ci hi
Sbw m JE BbbsjosssosjhJP
afiWFi
and all kinds
FARM MACHINEET.
F Willert
-MAS! FAfTUiEIl OF
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
Second Street between Ferry and
W ushiiigrlon
Everything is made of Eastern
material, and every carriage and
buggy will be
GUARANTEED.
REPAIRING, TRIMMING AND
PAINTING PKOMFTLVWD
NEATLY DONE.
F. WILLERT.
a
THE BLOOD 18 THE LIFE.
Thlalirsr and KUIney ReyuUtor b nor pf-ful.r
anU arrtam.rsirsthnuy oo the Hcific I
Kvarybody uw It and Uk who pry it 1"e 11
alwa. For amis averywhsra. St pr bottl ; U
butus lurfi
ISSS) Srrea sf LsnS rrsl"
Use tann ol .TJO aens vx-ry
deaintble.
las farm of 135 acres.
One tract of 1611 acres of v ild
Uud.
Oae tract of 80 acres.
Qns tract of 70 acres .
Due tract of 1.13 seres, snd other small
tracts. Will sell in lota to auit purchasers.
Will trade lor other property. Csll st this
office,
You can keep yonr hair abundant snd
glossy, and retain its youthful color, with
Parker's Ha'r Balaam.
A .Car.
To all who are suffering fr.ni tho errors
snd indiscretion of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of maahood, etc. , I
will send a recipe that will cure you, PRKE
OK 11 A1K1 K. This great remedy was dis
covered by a missionary ia South America.
Send s seif-sddreued envelope to the Ksv.
Jsskph T. Inmav, Sutioo D. Neir York
dty.
Far Sale
(A half interest in the Albany Soda Works
ad Grocery Store of Hoffman & Joseph,
for particulars inquire at tke store.
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Assets, Deo. lest.
Premium income .
.3,295,326
2 307,15V
Safe, reliable and ouiek to r,av in .saa of
loss,
ARCH HOXTEITH,
Agent.
Albany, Oregoc,
j mneynsiLP
ssT anything In
on
Sheriff's Sale.
.. tke CiremU Owrt, of tke State of (trgom
for tke County of' La :
i Rebeccsi Osrter, SMunoel E Youne snd I. K
j Blsin, PlaluUff.
vs.
S S D Gager and Msry J Qeger his wife, J C
i Hudson aod Amanda J Hudson bin wife,
j J D Gibson and Mary A Gicaon his
; wife, ana WW! bay er, Governor, R
P Esrhart. Secretary and Ed Hirech,
Treasurer of the State ot Oregon.cemaUiut
1 inc the Board of Commissioners for tbe
) sale of school lands aad the management
of the common school fund. Defendants
Notice is hereby sven that by virtue of
an execution and order of sale issued on
j ot the aboe named Court in the above
i entitled suit to me directed and delivered
I will on Saturday tne 2nd day of June.
1888, at the Court House door in the city
of Albany, Linn county, Oregon at tne
hour of one a'clock, p. m., sell at public
suction for cash in hand to the higbest
bidder the following real property, do
scribed In said order of sale as loilow,
to-wit : Beginning at a point 10 7u baius
west of tbe south east corner of the Klitiej
Kees donation land clainjt in Water leu
Precinct, Linn county, Oregon, and run
ning thence east 10 70-100 obains; thence
north 30-37 chains ; thence east 10 chains
to the middle of tbe Santaim River anil
down it to a point due noith of tbe plate of
beginning ; tuenos south to the place of be
glnnlng.oonialninjr 01 acres more or lessex
cept always the building lots in -said town of
Waterloo and containing atone six acres,
the proceeds of sale to be applied fint to
the oosta snd expenses of sale and next to
the payment to the aid Plaintiff Bebecea
Carter the sum of $784 02 jtn jntere9t
thereon at the rate of one per cent per
month from the 21st dsy of October, 1882,
and interest en the sum of $1778 70 st the
rate of one per cent par month from the
14th day ot Marcb 18S2, to the 21st day of
Ooteber It 82.
Dated this nh day of May,l8S3.
Geo Ht'MfHRs.Y,
Sheriff of iJon Co., Or.
Notice.
Is hereby given that the Fair Grounds
will be let to the highest bidder. Parties
securing grounds are to put the track and
fence iu suitable rder for holding a lair.
All bids to be in writing. Bida to be
opened Tuesday, Msy 1st. 1888.
F. W. SprssT,
:rt A. Foster, President.
STONE AND MARBLE WORKS
mHE UNPriRSlGNED WISHES
nanul tn ln &! ! k indi of tAeunm mod nia'rb
au and . 1, .sds of stone, hot deal
. i . ' -. .-ii
repairing aa resetting a speeiaitj
and examine my prices oerora
ins elsewhere as 1 srui not no i
Shop oo west side or Urososi
ODDoslte telearao' offlce:
O. W. HAR