vwAitftrat.
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FRIDAY JUNE 15, 1883
Randall claims the enUrs) Pennsyl.
van la delegation.
Cyclones never come wtvt of the
Rocky Mountains.
"in i . '
The Western towns which have
not been cycloned will pi ease rise and
be counted.
What has Random done, that so
many people should shoot at him.
The Crar Is not so nervous as he
was. The only really nervous per
rons now are the Ohio Republicans.
Democratic policy is to lessen tax
ation and revise the ftrlff in the
interest of American labor.
Thurman and McDonald are the
central figures in the Democratic
canvass for the Presidential nomina
tion.
The strikes in the Pennsylvania
coal fields and iron foundries teli
whether protection benefits the
laborer.
The high tariff organs are red hot
in their denunciation of Bismarck for
excluding American pork from Get
many. What is the matter with thorn ?
Here comes ex-Senator Wicdom.
who also thinks the Republican party
is doomed to dissolution.
An exchange alleges that aPenn
sylvanian protectionist was terribly
shocked when he went to chore h and
heard the minister announce that sal
vation was free. He hurried home
and wrote a sharp letter to his Con
gressman demandiogfin explanation
why salvation had beea allotted to
escape the tariff bill.
An exchaage speaks of a ease of
suspended animation. Theie is a lin
gering remembrance in the minds of the
public of a case of suspended animation,
in which one Guiteau, a stalwart Re
publican, figured conspicuously, but the
"animation" did not last so long as the
cas referred to by oar excha ng
Good sense, and fair-dealing towards
public interest, as well as the business
interests of the country, require thit
time should be given in which to fairly
teat the practical workings of the tariff
law passed by the last Congress. Hence
we hope to see the Congress this Fall
abstain from intermeddling with the
subject.
It will be observed that we have
learned nothing yet through the tele
graph concerning the details of the local
elections in Virginia, although the
election was held two weeks since.
Kaster a papers, however, tell cf a de
feat of the allied forces of Mabone and
Republicans.
The New York Sun says, in peak
ing of Harvard' refusal to confer the
degree of L L. D. upon Cor. Butler,
that this is good for Butler and bad for
Harvard College. Ilarvard could not
in any other way have done ao well for
him, or so ill for itself.
An institution of learning which con
feis its highest distinction on Rotter
lord B. Hayee, only honors other men
when it witholds from them the name
fjrm of compliment.
A STATU THAT SEVER BID A BEPl BLI
CAS CeVEKXSHV
An exchange has the following :
Texas, the banner Democratic .State, is
a fearful enmple Republican nes spa- j
uw uuv iocr iu. in j exaa rneie
are 200 miles of railway lines, growing
two miles daily. Tax is thirty cents
on each $1000. There ere 4,250,000
in the- State treasury. State bonds are
worth 40 per cent, premium, and the
debt of the state was reduced by that
rare old genius, Governor Roberts, who
doesn't believe in political thanksgiving
dsye, 1.400,000 lsst year leaving a
balance of Texas bonds outstanding,
and held mainly by Texas schools and
institutions of learning, of $1,000,000
five per cents. The State's taxable
weabh has grown from $280,000,000
in 1877 to $410,000,000 in 1882. The
free school fund will soon be 86, 301,
000. More than a million dollars were
dispensed last year among free schools
attended by 205,000 pnpil. A white
and colored normal school provide
hon.e-inadc teacher?. The TTuiversity
of Texas has 1,000,000 acres of choice
- - - J a. a r t -i
land, and there is engrafted in the con
stitution of Texas a provision enabling
a poor man to invest $5000 in real
estate and making it his homestead. It
cannot be mortgaged or sold for debt,
and only conveyed absolutely I y the
joint deed of man and wife.
A BOf CATION OF US KE.V VICTORIA.
1? uxors come from London to the
effect that the Queen seriously contem
plates abdicating the throne. The rea
son given is the fas failing health, and
unwillingness and sometimes inability
to perform the functions of her high
office. The Queen is understood to be
a spiritualist of a mild type, believing
that the spirit of her dead husband has
often assisted ber in the performance of
difficult public duties: Jt is believed
thst the succession of the Prince of
Wales as prince regent, would change
the whole condition of English politics.
Iwsu a mat lei tit' regret lisiftn
l ire that the New Votk sun v, nut
able to find more than one man whom
it could urge upon the Democratic party
as its presidential candidate, but more
recently it has assumed a more moder
ate, and displays a more literal spirit
than formerly. It is of th opinion
that if the delegation from Ohio in the
Democrat io National Convention of
18&4 shall be solidly, unanimously, and
earnestly in favor of. the nomination of
Allen C. Thurmau as the candidate for
President, Thurman-will he nominated.
If the delegation from Indiana shall
be solidly and zealously io favor of
Joseph K. McDonald, he will U nomi
nated. If the delegation from Illinois shall
bs unanimously and earnestly in favor
of nominating John McAuley Pilsner,
he will be nominated.
That is to say, if Ohio ia unanimous
ly for Thurman, while Indiana and
Illinois are not united in favor of Mc
Donald and Palmer, Thurman will be
the candidate ; if Indiana ia unanimous
for McDonald, while Ohio snd Illinois
are divided, then McDonald will be the
candidate ; and if 1 ilinoU is unanimoua
for Palmer, while Ohio and Indiana are
divided, then Palmer will be the candi
date. If either of these three men ia selected
by the Convention as the candidate, he
will surely be chosen in November,
1881, to be the President of the United
Sterna.
liut suppoaing that Ohio, Indiana,
and Illinois are each and si of them
unanimoua in supporting respectively
Thurman, McDonald, and Palmer in
the National Convention, how will it
stand then I
The supposition is improbable. Such
unanimity ia not to be expected. 1c ia
not likely, asUhe case stands at present,
that either of these great, central States
will send a united delegation to the
Convention. The Democracy cannot
count upon such unity and harmony.
Rut if the unexpected should hsppen,
if Illinois should be all for Palmer, In
diana all for McDonald, and Ohm all
for Thurman, the people of the United
States may heartily congratulate them
selves on the surprising fact, and Le
thankful that they are to have for four
years so good a President ss that one
of the three wbon the Convention shall
finally prefer.
Vet it is impossible to contemplate
even such a beneficent result as this
without the heartfelt wish that the
reformer snd statesman of fleaeatone
. r. I .
Am ft! ill FriMkh and viirnmn hi.miuiI, lit'
lead once more the array e! the I emo-
cracy, and to revivo the I'nion with
the inspiration ef Democratic ideas aa
they are conceived by his profound, an-
tiring, ar,d pertinacious genius '
ccikbag. scwa.
Tlie ew York 0mltl predicts war
between Trance and China.
General and Mrs. Fremont have
gone to New York City to live. Mrs.
Fremont is in excellent health.
v. a a . mm
it IS Sain that ouler (Iih ei.i. feivice
. , .
rules female clerks wiil bi rxelm
from poaitions in the depart men ta.
The New York WMJ and Suu think
the Republican nomination f r Govern
or of Ohio 'Judge Forakei ) is rek
one.
A vigilence committee has been or
ganized in Silverton, Colorado, to pro?
text the city from fire mcendiaries and
gamblers.
W. J. tJatirie!, imitated for the in nr.
j der of Clay Miih-r at Hot Lake, Union
County, Oregon, on February Hi, IRS3,
has beeu found guilty cf manNiaughter.
Miss Edith Fiih, daughter of Kx
Secrefary Hamilton Fish, was married
a few days aince to Hugh Oliver
Northcote, son of Sir SmfFoid Nertb-
cote of Devonshire, England.
Joseph Keppler, the great artist for
Puck, hss been sued for damages for
whipping a neighbors girl who was
fighting his own.
Cleveland, Ohio, has one church for
every 1,400 inhabitants. That is noth
ing. Oregon City has one saloon for
every -200 inhabits;' with the China-
i men thrown in.
The result of a trip through Umatilla
county by an Oftjomdn correHpondent
demonstrates that the crop will be
immense. The Held look like a solid
wall of grain. Businessmen estimate
the total amount for the county at
50,000 tons.
W. B. As tor, the Republican mii
lionair of New York City, will have a
yacht constructed that will be 225 fee t
in length, 21 feet C inches beam and
have a depth of hold of 13 feet, will
draw not less than 15 feet of water, and
.wil1 bftve an en8n of Q0 hon
power
Jonathan Keeney, living near Pilot
Rock, lost on Sunday night last, 300
wethers by piling up. On Monday
night he lost 200 ewes in the same way.
He waa preparing to shear them. The
loss is quite heavy, amounting to nearly
$1,200.
A few days ago an Indian purchased
3,000 shingles from ITawn, Guyer k
Co., proprietors of the Blue Mountain
at
Saw Mill, and carried them away on the
back cf a cayose. Wasn't he a daisy
with a big yellow spot in bin back 7
Work upon the Siskiyou tunnel is
progressing rapidly. A large number
of Chinamen passed through this week
en route to the tunnel. Mr. John A.
Halbert is still engaged in locating the
road between Ashland and the Siskir
yous.
has
Gen. Crook ho La been soouring
the Sietra Msdre mountains in Mexico
for the last two ttska in search of hoe
tUeApaebe Indiana, has returned Safe
and sound to a point in Arizona, bring
lag about 200 of the host ilea which ho
cantjured.
The Illinois State board of agricul
ture makes the following report as to
the condition and prospects of the Win
ter crop of the State on June 1 : Esti
mated crop of the north division, 596,-
000 bushels ; central division, 8,891,
000; south division, 6,460,000; total,
15,937,000. The report of Msy 1 , asm
mates the crop at 20,668,600.
An immense indignation, anti-mo-nepoly
meeting wss held at Stockton,
Cel., June 9tb, to denounce the asm
duct of Carienter and Humphrey, two
of the railroad commissioners, in refus
ing to reduce the freights and fares on
railroads in that State, which they had
promised to do in case they were elected.
4,000 leeple wero present.
Crop reports, dsted June 1 , frcm .''.
correspondents in Michigan, give the
following percentages aa compared with
last year : Wheat, in the southern four
tiers of counties, , north f that, 8" ;
oats, acreage, 90 ; condition, HI ; bariev,
acreage, 9 ; condition, 92 ; apples, con
dilion, 00 ; peaches, condition, 62. The
estonatad wheat crop is 22.000.000
bushels, or nearly 10,000,000 shott ot
the crop of 1882.
Five young people were drowned in
Utah take, near Henjamin, Utah Ter
ritory, at about G o'clock laat evening
(June 10.) Two were the children of
Richard Yates, his oldest son and old
est daughter, aged 18 and 1 2 years, al
so a daughter of William Kddy, It re.
old, a daughter of John Hawkins, 13
years oh!, and a daughter of Isaac
Ream, 23 years old. All were residents
of Benjamin. They were out in a boat
with four others, when the boat began
to leak, when all rushed to one side and
tipped it over. One of the young men
saved a little brother of U years, by
pulling him on the boat The scene
was witnessed by a msu named Shep
hard, who, with greet exertion, tore
another bat from its moorings, and
hastened to the rescue, am! succeeded
in saving the remsining four. All the
bodies were recover d.
At the Chriatadelpbisn meeting June
10th near Lafayette, Be v. L. T. Nich
ols was shot by the sons (rumor says)
of the late Frank Martin. Has mother
of the boy who did the shooting has
had much mental suiTering lately, in
duced, it ia said, bv Nichols1 teschine.
hv which reflection was oast upon the
JL r.. .... - '; .,
moinnrv nt tior Imtn Ii iiataairnl Vlfliulk
J
I L.il 1....
"rv""J w "v mw ,v
pro;ierty. Mrs. Martin went to the
meeting on the 1 0th and her sous, Wd-
tiam and James aged about if and :ti
years, followed to take anr sway snd
bring her home. Some of th brethren
interfered. This enraged the Martins,
and they, being powerful men, physical
ly, knocked down those about them
tight and left. Nichols ran, and was I Almost every dsy we see parties
snot io the bank, the ball entering just from Kastern Oregon, and they re
above the right hip and lodging against Pf vefy lilt,e SDOW ln th moant
u i r.i lj iT ains, and the roads very good,
the akin of the abdomen. It mar prove ' . m .. .
r--i iJ 111 ! rteveral of our citlaons have gone
pathies of the community. Suae think
Nichols will not prosecute, but
pwyi
the role of a religious martyr.
I OK EST ' ITEM
Fureet Cove, June 7, 183.
Editor Umncriuy
Since writing my bst items for the
Dr.JiooKAT I have made WoUur fJHf, I.
T. a visit, and found timea tolervbiv
good. The O. S. L. It. K. has almost
complete I the grade from the month of
Burnt River, to a point a few milva
above Weizer City. Flour retailing at
III per J5bl. ; bacon 20 (0 25 cts. per
lb. , grain from 7 to 0 ctn. per lb.
In this Valley grata of all kinds is on
fk..i.i;n. n,t. ...1 l..u. .-1'
at n eta., with a piospeot of still lower '
ratee before harvest. The fniit ctop
win oe almost a total raiiure. nave m
my orchard 150 apple and plum trees.
Scarcely ary of the treea will boar fruit
this year, and I think most of the or
chards are iu about the name condition
all over the Valley. All the peaches
en Burnt river see blighted ; also in
Boise Valley.
The outlook for a good crop of ail
kinds of grain in this Valley is very
flattering, and the farmers feel very
jubilant over, the prospect so for.
Circuit Court is in session st Union,
fill - - 1 n r .
and there are a great many cases on the
docket. The most complicated seems to
be the Gabriel murder case, ;t waa a
good deal of trouble to secure a jury.
At last accounts last night the jury had
been made up, and Gabriel was put on
trial. The opinon with a good many is,
that (jabriel will go to the penitentiary
for five yesis, as it was nothing but, a
low, drunken row. There j8 no doubt
but Gabriel is a very bad man, but, J
think in this case, it was dog eat dog,
and ao far as I am concerned, they could
eat each other up, if they would not
plunge the county into debt for it. I
think that that bottle of whisky wiil
cost this county about three thousand
dollars ; rather expensive whisky.
The health of the people of this Val
ley ia not very good, so f am in formed.
There is considerable sickness about
Union. One of the children of your
correspondent has been very sick with
something like the measles, although it
may not be. The scarlet fever was very
bad in Baker City a shott time sffo.
Nfd.
"Mrtfcer Straa' Worm Sprap "
InfaUtble, tasteless, harmless, cathartic s
for feverishnew, restlessness, worms, consti
pation. 2,
.
a arrt.
To all who are aufferuig from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc., I
wilt send a recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by a missionary in South America.
Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph T. Jxhajt, Station IX New Yoik
City.
LOCAL CORftESPO. wtaF.
JeU.il.
nnewsstiu.1 items
Hrownsville, Or., June 12,.
EJ. Democrat :
Mr. Peter Ifume, our wort? by pet
master, and bio family have bar u r light
ly under the weather during i tin pwat
week.
I 'on aiders bin wool is coining i. to our
mills.
Prof. V. O. Brook closed his luheel
laat Friday, and is now visiting f. ieuds
in lien ton county.
This week Mr. J. U. Arthurs and
family start Kast of the Mount nine,
where they may remain some t time,
looking at the country ami uniting.
North Brownsville hss no shoot fish
er, borne competent gentleman who
will attend to his business is n ended
this way.
The three excellent Sunday schools,
respectfully under the auspices raf the
ML I!., the Baptist and the PresUyteri
an churches, am in a lloarishung condi
tion. Is tint itenerant phf imtloyiat,
Robot ts, a scientilio success f
Mr. J. P. Oalbraith, aen'y. of the Ii.
W. M. Oo., in in Portland on business.
Messrs. Kirk, LVaue and tVoft. ex
nct soon to dtitw thu trout out of the
ifototna.
John Werner ia in PorUsml.
Mr, Thou. Kv has one of tin fluent
thoroughbred New Jersey nulls in the
Sum. Thin will be interesting news
to all who aro interested in Hun stock.
The DruocKAT's notice of the Stale
Teachers Association wss appreciated
by all.
On last Sunday Brownsville nv en
matte to the Sodaville camp meeting.
On Isst Saturday Dr. Starr shook
James Black's bed clothing until a nine
and a half pound boy bouueed out.
O. P. Coahow. Jr., is making a com
plete success ot bis school.
1 . Bruaha, our enterprising paiuter,
has lately ornamented some vehicles in
a manner seldom surpassed.
Miss Mary Coshow quit going to
school, and is now teaching in the S via
ville district.
Ii.
1 1 u to von
Lebanox, Or., June 12. ISM.
Charley Harmon, our eccotnmoda-
; ting barber, has his shop beautifully
inviting.
I m.m a m a a a
Mr. (iardner, of the photograph
gallorv, leaves this morning for Ss.
lem, where he wilt engage in tho
same business. During his short stsy
In Lebanon he has made many warm
friends, who regret to son him leave.
John Ralston and Klbert Keebler,
f tb J"1: 1?
ing the Grand Ixige at Portlu
attend
ortlund.
I iiiui. t ..ti-. ... m. i..t
' m
tural osUbllshment. which will )e
three doors South of
the poil office.
J. H. Long and son left lt week
, for lstern Oregon In sosrth of a
! nlock wrn, preparatory to settlement
mis rail, jjinn couniy win ioee a
solid Democrat
Our merchants are ail doing a lively
business ;couo try produce of all kind,
except butter, command large prices.
tho firemen's
tournament.
Last Saturday evening Mr. A-
D.
Leedy waa aeon riding aero the
prairie at almost lightning wpoed, and
the whole community was srouied to
a terrible excitement. A later tele,
gram shows thst an Angel came thst
! night and presented him with an
;tgnt poimd girl. The only mystery
abeut It la. Ate says it is pretty.
How can it bo pretty If it ia any kin
to Abe ?
Yol'no AutaifA-
M AIUBISK1BI. ITEMS.
ilarrieburg, Or., Juno 13, 1888.
IaU. JJemnn-nl :
Lawrence k Wt'iau are cloainp out
th.e,r "!ock ol amoral nwcbadie at
a low figure, at the Post Office.
.Mr. J Lawrence design removing to
the Sound on account of Mrs Law
rence's health.
Part of the stock of the hardware
tirm of Miller It Funk has arrived and
the store will open in a few days.
The commencement exercises at the
FJugcne University are going on this
week.
Crops snd gardens are needing ratn
iu and around this locality very much.
A young man came in from the coun
try Monday, used very insulting lan
guage to one in town, one in town put
an eye 00 bim and at the same time
made a lame wriat ; result blsck eye
and fine of $G, other fine $10 ; question
whe is to blame 1
We were glad to notice, in your last
issue, your caution to correspondents
about using personalities, etc., in corre
spondence. We have noticed all along an im
proved tone and expression in the psper
and hope for the gentlemanly manner
in which the editors desire to run the
paper, it may gain a wider circulation
as it justly mm its.
Paw.
TAKVEXTITtlBJ.
Tangent, Or., June 1 2, 1 83.
Udi. Democrat :
As this place has no correspondent,
I will try to interest your readers with
a few items, which may prove of
some interest.
The Church at this place having
become considerably dilapidated by
the storms of the past, the people of
this vicinity are now repairing and
painting it, which will add greatly to
the looks of our village.
Mr. Witzel, who bought the Wright
farm, la now rearranging his house
preparatory to building a new addi
tion to it, which wiil help the looks of
the farm and also add to the appear
ance of Tangent.
Miss Lola Luper, who has been ly
ing sick with typhoid fever for sever
eral weeks, we are glad to know is
getting better. Her many friends
Ui onre
iuorr
4'roni In this porilrn of ?tlo ..nun ,
look weft, but need twin l adly. The
early sown grain prdmtscN an ahumi
ant yield, uud witti but lltilo rsln.
Grain which was noWn lite, h suiiw
tog for rain, and will hardly Ik worth
harvesting without ft.
Oar llttlo vlllago is as qnlwl am one
could wish. Tho peopss u!l wm to
bo peace loving rltlsen.
The school at tills plaeo Is prog,
resslng finely, and two weeks more
will bring tho exercises to n close.
Tangent has a good school nnd justly
deserves It, for tho people hsvo put
forth an effort to make It such. They
have as good a school building ss can
bo found In any district In tho county
outsldo of tho towns, and I believe it
will compare favorably with them.
If this finds its way to tho columns
of your paper, pcrhtips I mny write
flgalo.
I rut.
e e . .
stvf.i i um: in
Hweot Hotfie, Or., June i. I$t)&
Etln. f)'mocml :
Itumbaugh bought out Athott i.
Col lweM's furniture store, ,( , and in
tends to atari a tannery.
Mr. I 1 1 pn Kiggi, I'.. 0. H used and
Wlter liowa, aiariod io.4j.1v t r
to purchase machinery for tin- c m. ii.'
harvest.
Mrs. .1. ('. Isnmner snd Mm .Joshes
Nichols aro having the bsesJtjke.
Mr. Joseph Biggs has a gate that i
s greet improvement ovr the kinds
usually found on tfi form ?.U snd see
it.
Mr. John Oillilaad baa easmpleted it
briige across Wiley creek, and jt ia a
splendid job. As Mr. (jilliland is our
road supervisor, we expect .to receive
an invitation to come our. n the road
pretty soon.
Mr. Kike Ackermati's family has been
visiting friends in this vicinity.
Tim Morris boys ate paying 917 pr
head for good yearlings.
)nn of our young meo has left uh,
and there seems to be very few who
know of his wheteabouts , but there is
one at least, more favored thau the rest,
who ia the iossessor of our absent one'
profile, and as msny do not know of
our friend's whereabouts, they hsvo at
least seen his photo on exhibition to
parties passing along the public road.
Our school will be under the super
vision of Miss Alexsnder.
Mail semi-weekly ss nsasl.
Orsin looks well.
Health good in thix vicinity, with
the exception of a fow casca of measles.
Oi t Imiui n.
NtOMTieSS Ol OMMM l t I .
At a regular meeting ot f 'uvenani I.'Jge
So. 12, 1 O O 1 hold June 1st, 1S&3, re ndu
Uona were adopted In mecnorlam of the
decease of our brother. Homer Iavis and
tho same were ordered to-be printed in
the papers, eta., but owing to the negli
gee nt our Secretary it wan not ieae,
bemw thiacsrd explaining the tardinea of
Ute appearance of lb resolutions in pr ui
Signed W J Uramwcll, J f MuCarlney, K
0 Hendee, committee.
Wiiaaftaa, aa tbo supreme ruler ef the
universe ban seen proper to remo ve fiwin
our midst, our beloved brother, Ilomur
l4vu, by the .hilly bands of death, I it
Resolved, That while w bow our beads
In submission to bis divine will we still
acknowledge that iu tbo death of our te
loved brother, this lodge tonne one its hi
members ; his wife, a kind and loving
husband ; his liUle son, a kind fsth-r and
community at large, a useful Ulxen,
Resolved, That the brotherhood extend
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved wld
ow and fatherless child of our decaasod
brother and to his mourning relative;
but while we sorrow' for the ootniniou-
ship of our brother we nbonld remember
that he baa a promise of a bright bmfloor
tality beyond the grave.
Resolved, That these resolutions ba
prsad on the minutes 01 this lodge, a
copy presented to the widow of our de
eeeied brother snd that a conv es. h he
furnished the "Disseminator" sud BTATC
KtoitTB lo.Mo. UAr for publication
W J I3R4M. ai r .
K Nf , ' a 1 1 v 1 . ,
Committee.
FraeresBBNe af Kxeretses rr smsaeae
wee ta I krlstlaa Callege nt weutth.
Sunday, .luno 17th, II a. m , Iiac-a
laureate Sermon, President Van 8 oy,
of Wlllammette University
Tuesday, June lUth. 10 a, m , Annual
Meeting ol the Heard of Trustees
Tuesdsy evening, s p. m., Annual
Reunion of Associate Alumni.
Wednesday evening. June 20th Socio
ty Entertainment.
Thursday evening, June lilst. Grad
uating Kxercises.
ake( rieale at rv sill
A grand basket picnic will be held at
Corvallis on Friday of next week under
the charge of the Firemen of that elty.
The Fire Department challenges any
ongino company in the State to tkrowlng
water through 1230 feet of hose, to running
100 yards, standing jump and wrestling,
"side holts." For the first tbey offer a
prize of $30, and for each of the others
$10. A calico ball is to be given iu the
eveniug at Hamilton Hall.
OesUl af r. V. Mulll sin.
On tbo 8th inst., Judgo P. Ci Sullivan,
while making an argument In Court in
Colfax, W. T , fell In a fit and died abortly
after. Judge Sullivan was well known
in this state, having resided for some
years at Dallas and we believe at Salem.
He moved to Colfax about Ave years ago.
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Letter Us.
The renewing ts the list of letters re 111 a I alnu
In the Post Office. Albany, l.lnu county, Ore
gon, Juno U, Ihki. Persons eadint tor thepu
Istiers niUHt k ve the date on which tbsy wrc
advertised.
c.mi, 1) J
Johnson, Minn Anna
MuCUIri, H
Stiilx r, , Rva
Hall, O
MHoe, Mr ChrUty
eylmrn, J4hn (-')
Wells, J4Muh l
J. M. I II V I NO, P. M.
H-Migll an Its) "
Clears oat rats, mice, roaches, Hies, ants,
bed -bags, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l.c.
Druggists.
18 A SURE rURE
for ail c.&sasea of tha ...ur.cys and
LIVER
It has rpeolflo action ou this most important L
orgsa, eosbUaa it to throw ofl lorpidltj sua
insotion, stlmuUtinc the bwdthy seorsHon of
the Bilo, ssd by ksspiagr tbs dowsU is itm
condition, eCbcti&e itc rcuhwdiachsTgs.
SalarSa If yo" reuafcringf from
VI Cl ICt I ! mshuis.hsvoths oMUa,
urs bilious, dyspoptio.crtonb' r.i, Ittdney
Wort will s urslj mUovo :iJ Mil7 euro.
Ia tha Spring- toelsatma th hytvrm, evurjr
one should take a thjroug'i coutso ci it.
Or SOLD B Y CWUCPBISTOw Price S t .
I'M ISSSJ
i. ..... nsrktl
!
Wk.i v-..( jter hdahei, si the mini,
at the warailouses, 0;.
Oats go. j
Beefon foot,0toOc
I fn y - hilled, 1326 ft ton.
I . !, 18 to 20,
natter-L'5 to 80 ota per lb.
4fs 2'-' cenis per dSL
Potatoes (loo per bnnhel.
Pork -7 eta per lb.
WalU-floporlb.
lUcoo i haras, 14 to Ukr.
shoulders, 10 to I
sides, is u i .
Laxdlfieperlb.
Flour CJX) per bbl.
Chickens 4. &0 par do,
awigar Ian Praaelao 0, 12
Mill Feed-bran, 14.00 per ton.
"nod i'ruJt sun dr1el apih
" plums, Ha.
machine rnred apples, S.
" plums, Hi.
KeaarssiM-r I It I.
s
If vou are sink Hon Hitters will Hiiiely
aid Nature in maUm you well when
all else falls.
It you are costive or dyspepth-, or
are euflerlsjr fhim any .iiM-r of the
iiuiuirrsousdisea-.es of the stomach or
bowels, itls your own feslt if you re
main til, for Hop Bitters ar a ov,.(
remedy iu all such complaints.
if you are waatlno Hurnv u-iih a.,.,
rm eUvldnev Iimh. Him ..ran,ti..
ih-nih this cnoin"i t. uud turn for a cute
t flop Hitters
If you are aJck with that terrible
Miebnesa nervoueness, y;u will find 11
mum inUilead" n itw 0-0 of iio
Btsters. 1
If you area frequenter, or a rsideat
of a mlosmstii; dlstncr. hnrrieabf your
system uaatiiHt the acuirKeof all coun
ties malarial, epidemic, bilioua and
intermittent JV vers- by tho Useof Hon
1'dtters. r
Jfyou have rough, pimply, or sallow
skin, bad hreath, pains and aches, and
feel miserable ifeuerally. Hap Hitters
will give you fair skin, rich blood, and
sweetest breath, health, and comfort
In short they euro all diseases of the
stomach, bowels, blood, Mvr, nerves,
kidneys, bright' disease. $000 will be
paid for a case they will not cure or
help.
That poor, bedridden. Invalid wife,
dster, mother, or daujrhtir. can be
made th" picture of health, by few
bottlesnf Hop Hitters, costiiia; but a
trlff , Will you let them sufler
,- 11 iasj
isoe Aeesi r 1 sad rr sale
Ooo farm of .'J'JO acres very UsiraU.
One farm of acns.
ne tract of 1G3 acres of w,!d lasat
Ono tract of MO acres.
One tract of 70 acres.
One tract of 1& screw, and other small
tract. Will sell in lota to no it jmn hssscs.
Will tradi fir othrr j.ropwty. fall at this
office.
"Ku.IinihII.j
goi.k, cmnpl.:te curr, ao aanoytng kidney,
bladJer and urinary diseases. Jtl. Ihagj;ist.
COBS
GERa
MEDt
THE GREAT
AN RE
c u a m a
Rheumatism, neuralgia, Sciatica,
Lssssase, Sactacse. WmSSbTM. TaaSsscae.
ur. ThrMi. aw 111 . e -!. smim.
asm.. Srnl.l. MM.
sa tL otsis sown t i .it i ma
i nr. f it mi.. a. as.nt.KU m.
Miunuai it BaMwnr.. S.r.s.4.
WM. PFUNDF.Tt'S
THE BLOOD 18 THE LIFE.
This LWsr sJ KWoey asfsj1 h ayv po,.oJr
U4 S.n mora cttrM thsa sajr on the lciS. I 'usm
Everybody UBci Hand those who try 11 on u it
iVrtTiM for VM'jniirr' Si b- lli. .,v
AMOVE IN THE RIGHT
DIRECTION.
Sodaville Springs
Mineral Water
The wmleisiKiHxt taken plmtauro It.
calllDK Ho aliontlon of the piihlin to Ihi
most valuable mineral water anl thu rnul
alirAollvo and actHallo
SUMMER RESORT
on the Pae'flo (aast. Th "trnt;vo prop
erties, of tt)i valnabe SKsutare vom-iied
for by hundroda of t ho beat eitfctua nr ths
HlAlo ot Oregon.
Following are tho oonstituents of thla
water as ascertained hy an analysis by the
class in Cbemistrv of the State Agricultural
College at Corvallis : Carbonic acid,8ilioio
acid, phosphoric acid, magnesium, chlo
rine. iron, soda and poataaslum- An an
alvsls by an eminent chemist of lioston
also reveals the preaenco of iodine, hroniid
and Utha.
On ami aflorthe 10th of May
A DAILY STAGE LINE
will bo run from tha City of Albany, via
Lebanon to Sodaville where thoso vain
able Mineral Springs are locatcll.
HEALTH AND PLEASURE SEEKERS
will lind tbia resort the moat deaiiable
pla-x) on the i'acirto Ooaat to apepd the
warm Summer months.
The ataga will leave Albany at 1 o'clock
r. m., arrive at Lebanon at 4:30 snd at
Sodaville at &:30 v. r., returning will
leave Sodaville at 0 o'olock a, m., Leban
on at 7 o'clock a. m ., at?d arrive at A I ban v
at 10 a. it.
8. H. CLAUQHTON
'JIBkv -STjtWsWlBBmg.
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IXMJX THIS
O. L. IRVING : hiCag' May 24th' 188a
: ' aawL Salem Oregon.
The new tying appartus will be furnished free to
all purchasers of Deering Twine Binders for 1883.
It is ft big improvement.
WILLIA M DEERING.
This new device does away with seventeen parts
in the tying head and is guaranteed to be abso
lutely perfect in its movements and cannot get
out of adjustment. For full particulars call on
Peters & Blain. Goto them for the
APMr ; :xi iivr harrow
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CROCKERY, CLASS, SILVER AND CHINA WARE-
A Larg8 lssonnnent of Baby Carriages,
And a Choice Selecfom of Coffee, Tea and Sugar.
ONE DOZEN CUPS AND SAUCERS Sl.OO.
SHELF HARDWARE.
OIL, LEAD, WINDOW LIGHTS AND LIME.
GOODS SOLO AS LOW AS ANY OTHER HOOSE IN OREGON
tiii: niRBEST 'i a it it i:t ruin: paid for
Bemember! What I Say I Mean. Give Me a Call.
HARRISBURCERS.
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ADOLPH SENDERS,
Niinti wl. ..f.irii'.h SlPH-t iii u V It iiUl iir, Ilaui.t ur ( tor rz. - tt ivi.
FIBST-CLASS STOCK; OF '
CLOTHINC,HATS.CAPS,CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
FANCY GOODS, SHOES, CUTLERY, VALISES,
TRUNKS, STATIONERY, TOBACCO,
GICABJB, NOTIONS, AC.
COM SOLD VKI'.Y LOW FOB CASH.
F "Willert
MAM F.UTrKEK OF
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
Second Street between Ferry and
- -
V aivliinirtona
Everything is made of Eastern
material, and every carriage and
buggy will be
GUARANTEED.
N -
REPAIRIMi, TRIMMING AND
PAINTING PROMPTLY AND
NEATLY DONE,
AUCTION SALE OF FARM AND CITY
PROPERTY.
We will soil at nubile auction on the
steps in front of tha Court House, in Al-
bany, on saturaay. June wn, at .ww
o'olock p. in., tha lota and buildings situ
ated on the northeast corner of First ami
Baker streets, being ono band red and
tblrtv-fourfeet on First Street and one
hundred feet on Baker street.
Also a vory dealrable little farm of
aurea in Benton county, one and- a half
miiea from Albany and on the stage rvsvl
from Albany to Corvallia, and consisting
of the W XA ofS K KfefSec 3, $h acres, apd
lot 10 in Sec. 10. containing is.'.; acre, all
iu Tp ll 8 R 4 W. Titles perfect.
Torres of ssle, one tenth cash at tjme of
sale, one teithon the first Hf July net snd
balance at such time a may anii. purchas
ers, from onp to tea years, with 1 uteres at
ten per cent per annum, to be paid semi
annually on the unpaid principal.
IK KM' vi: i Bros.,
Gko. HrMPHRt.Y, Real Kitate Agents.
Auctioneer. 44i3.
Attministrators Notice.
Notioe is hereby ah en to all persona
having claims agaiut't tbo partnership
aetata of W M Sherer and 1 id Sherr,
(David Sherar, deceased) to present the
same to w M Sharer at the otllce of the
Hon R S Straban in Albany, oregou, the
duly appointed administrator of the said
partnership estate within six months frcua
the date ot thla notioa.
Dated thlsSth day oi'Jun, 1S83.
W. M- MIKRRIt.
AdniinWrator nfxsaid i-i-ie.
HAL8EY HOUSE.
Halsey
Oregon.
MR. W. E. CITHF.NS HAS TAKEN
eharge of tbjs house. Oommoiiious
sample rooms bave been prepared for
commercial travelers, Bels good and
clean. Good table. Board bv day or
wek. Stage laavea daily for TimwnaAil e
and Crawfordsville.
1
l WILLERT.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice I hereby given fen all ptraoni
having claims against the estate of liar -vardShelton,
late of Linneounty. Oregn,
doooaaed, to present them wiib the piopor
voik -heis, within aix mouths from tha
data hereof, to tha undersigned Adminis
trator of said estate at hie resident 7 mi'es
southeast of Seio, in Linn con my. Oi, .!.
Dated this i:th dav of June.
Harykv ShKI.Iov.
AdmiaiaUmtnr.
Final Settlenient.
Notice Is hereby given that the m, ler
sined Admuiistratorof the estate of afar)'
N S Mattoon, ileoaa4ei. has tiled in the
omoe of the C.erkof Linn cottuty. Oregon,
bis final aLOoout h- sueb adniinistrat r,
ant? bv ordrr . .j the 4 -nut v ui t. of I. inn
iHiuniv. tlreaou. Saturdav. July 7tb, tSJ.
at the iiour of ten o'clock, a. h . nf said
day, ia fixed by for hearing objtions. to
said account and the settlement thereof.
All persona interested in aaul estate are
hereby notifies to appear and file his or
her abjections to said final aocouut on or
be 'ore said day.
1 Micd June 7th, ISS&
U. IT. Mattwy-,
Atiininiirator.
L. IL Movtasttk,
Att'y for Administrator.
STONE AND MARBLE WORKS
THE UNDEKSUiSFD WJmHbX lt)
inform the public tbst be is now pre
pared to do all kinds of stone and marble
work on mhen notice. All wora is war
ranted to give satisfaction. Will work
any sud all i ada of stone, but deal prin
cipally in Oi ' gon City granite. Cleaning,
repairing ai.-i resetting a specialty. Call
and exam in- my prioes before purcbas
lng elsewb! . aa 1 will not he uuderaohi.
Shop on west side of Broadalbiu street,
opposite tblegraph omoe.
O. W. HARRIS, Prop.
Wti have a 12 iuoii turbine water whel,
hoing, io suleodid coadition, which w
ill sell cheap.