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To Hrt icU. ANo a complete ami At tmk f ...,,
Oil. VarnUlM. Itnwho and lintor- I urniinp..
..w . th. t -f. v.?.'.-? ; .v, ...... r .:.n. .u i .
OSBUEN & DeLANO, EUGENE, OR
DRAIN YOUB UKOS.
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lb ruunirt.
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CRY OF MJLLIONSl
OH. MY B-rst
TO IT NOW.
IT Will TOO UkTl
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Mar OrrWWtl 1144,
-r's Goid.ii Fcmala Pills..
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HOM. X. AVERY,
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HEART DISEASE 33 YEAHS.
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trtnii r Tat i.t m mas, ajtbuik I
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ai.wi ..it a a.ca.iat. I a.nj b.
imaa.1"! 111'. a aa
a u.a aCURE D jJ '-a'"1
a,llir,w w atD i, ,M anl)
tb. caaaM d-S(altT that my cutulalfc anu4
THOUSANDSsS
r a inauai aal. Vklta la Ik It niadt.
b-a I x oa. m Nlin Caff, aad !
to it.'. faM tint. n.' 1 i mi 'tt totla
a ri 'U a..f fa maaa. vaarafa. Iftta
Da M ur Ni Him Cuc aU tba
cl l u i rft. II i..ti iMiiihaBln
t h. wirn ui.. . ihiaich I karpa kaiA ia (ha
kuw nail and It I kaa aia
T N. avt aatt Lll PlUA aa4 ihinka
(IcatilawU Ltaa. i- Ala.
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TRY DR. MILES' PILLS, 50 DOSIS 25 CT1
Tta Gclctratc J French' Cura.
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THC APHRO MEDICINE CO.
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Drugs. Pharmacy,
Chemicals
Medicines,
Physicians Sup
plies, Surgical Ap
pliances.
MONDAY, DM".
F F. Williaof IVirtliui'l In town
IihIhV.
T. I). Union niuilra lri to llurria-
luiru liolay.
I.iri M'-Our l Imnw fnm HmI
Frl. ti'lly limi Xlnaa ) III lialn'a
(il Alll). IU-li It.
Mr. JC'. 'ry rt-liirntl lim' frmii
1'onlullll till HlllTIHaill.
Mia I.Iiiiih Holt mm- lionii' from
".alnvillf Mitunlay nlirlit.
It.,l rl II. II. Ill la 111 ll.e lty mill
Will -la ll'l Ha- l.iiliilavalli iv.
Itiv. I. I. Dtlvir nturnl
Iioiiic from Tall in tliU hIItiiiii.
Oil mamiil of ill hmlllif. V.('' r
la n luliiu from lnialiicwnl llurrilUi.
On 11 ill ' iiluntll.iliul fXliU'it nt III)'
u.irlna fulr will it. hi in- a fuml of
Alliirni v IL It. .Uiiiirtll wilit l
I'l.rll.liil III. lirtl.ltIK nil lirofiaalnllul
laiall.i-aa.
V mi l. r-l.ui'l Unit Joint O'llriiii,
if Willow. Orv.-on. will a ml Hit-
llullil.l ill lllilt' IK'. O
V. Kilt Ik ii.O iff mul Hill'l of H'-a
.urn, n turiiiil Iuhim tlila nfliTii.-m uf
Ur vUlt w lih file i i.l in tlii. iiy.
A. CHVihmIiih k n liirniHl limnf thin
aftfrnu.il. tliu lamnl of oiilulijitioii
likvli llnUlii-.! Ita trip toio-li rn Orv-
iroii.
rlurltr J. I'. Nolaml ia in rortlaml
tialnv kltrli'lllllf tlif aluTilfk tilivfli
tluii." Mr. Nolan. I l w-ntury of Ui.
ortmiilatioii.
I. (1. 1 1 n van mul I llui k, w ho
are wi ll know n In Kuinif, l ft AlUny
SutnnlaV. or. vlall In Vit-lr (M lioine
ill Hlntr iVntiT, Iowa.
Hon. T. O. lifiiilriika nluriifil
limn from rortlaml iNtturitay niirlil
Tli Krmnl Jury n.lj.iiirin-.l ha I unlay
.iflrriKniii lor llif Ami.
J. M. hlu llf y mul -on WlliTrrlvl
lit-riMiii Hutiilav'k train from rortliunl,
itml wilt ataiiil llin lioliilaya at tliv
liomr of thf ulil folka In tlif Mohaw k
valliy.
TlifAllxiny IM ima-mt In aiaklinr
Tlii lim r U tlrraaya: IlilA the klnl
of a man who item rally w rlt up Ort
iron, llf iiiu-ti ilhrr la'crny or ma-
rifloua.
Mr. ami Mra, J. C. Wi l. li. of Port
lallil, Were vlaltillix ill till I'ity )'('.
day. Mr. Wi-K-h rflurmsl mi the tuii
ilav Iih'iiI w lillt Mra, Wi lcli will inakv
a more i xlnull llt wllli hi r arf nta,
Mr. and .Mm. M. Walllt.
Itinhon Nfwiumi ralatM In rortlaml
yivti-nlay for tin MftlnalUt hiwl'llal of
Hint i lty, lU v. A. V. Falr-
rliilil, forim-rly mator of thf KiiKfiiv
M. I'a l liun h alil-MTltal ..
J. O IWikir. a Itolw flly clothliiK
mrrOiiit. fiuliil lal Satiinlay. Aa-
ai-la .l,i7; llahilitii J,iC. Mr.
I lu kit liaa many fricli.la In thf NVII
liuiu llf valli-y w ho thf u n
aioii w ill oiily'la li inMirury.
A Montana woman who now llvit
ill Unvm la to ! the iihnIi I for the
nliiior of llif all-r hliiiiif nftfr all.
Si llif allw r atalf w ill not olilv ilrllioii.
-trail' hy hi-r i-kliiblt that ulv la rii li In
iniiii'mla, hut will I'laiiy llilny to
Ihf Woiltl Dial alio liaa lauilty a Wi ll
aa wraith.
I'ortlaml ('omiiii-rvlal lli'Vifw : The
lloiir iiiaiki l la atill III a il'inorull.fl
itnnlilioii ami no pria-ifcU for thf lat
iiTiiiriit of thf annif. Anot ln r cut on
lloiir lat'iiml Motility of thia ivk n-
lut-liiK Hi' atamlaril iiiotatioit to
Milli ia mt lifrf an not w faring a very
happy aiol ph ukiiiI i-ouiiU naiur.
Aal.lanJ lUvonl: A lu-nt aiul ilm
litli! Iiaiklntt till.. wrariiiK iim
tnoiiilt, itu-iiala, i lc, Ii.nit hair ami a
a-milmni hat n oil Tuiwlnv'a anu Hi
laHiml train, lif w aa I'aplain Jim. a
will Mn' il Arizona alia kmuil wlto
lial hOt In On-tf.ui pim linliiir la:nl.
Thf I'ulliiiaii artral.l thf iliirn
tiona wi lv illllll. V in iBn mi him
fi In-roll M-rvlia-a iloiii- t O worlil in
kiiliiii; firtirtwii n iairti-rs thnv Imix
mil two tlori'it nniha In our allot.
Thf I'lilpix family, of J.ukn
itMinlv, l.;il thf r-i'Tl for family
troulit'. Hrrw It la: M.J. 1 litptaa w aa
c.g i r il.iiinii-" liy Sa iu r t hiM-ra
lor I'irowiKir liliu" mrr a plow, ly
whirli thf lull.r n-j'lviil iiijurft-a.
Ihf suit waafor fo,ti, hut thf Jury
(.aVf t llllihra llilil. I '.mill CiailaV
uil t Vk-atr I'lni'i and h r aou lur
Uniavi for iii laiiiuilmi of charim rt
kii.lul.laliiitlkvi r.lii l i if (."nam. Votuii;
i'hipi inarhi-l a il. r of thf Ulnlitt
aiut aftfrwanla pna untl a tlivortv, to
ai l ailf whl It aiiolhrr auit I now
la-iiiliiig in thf i.a ki t. In hit aworn
litiiiioiiT in the ilivonv i-ar hf inailc
au all.tralioii w hU h Ihf Jurv finiinl to
I lalaf, itialli'iiHia ami of ail. Il a rhar
i.-r that that thry sv It vi rlu t a
tatil.
CEO. W. K1XZEY. AI CTIONEEU.
Vhra toa vast Toar (ooda. kk.a. b.'M
fanntsra r UnJ auld at ao. tia. caj I of
Uao. W. Kmaa, tt.a iiauBart ktal axol iiks
aaaalal aurtKXar ia Las. Cwsat jr. Ha anil
ktta&l lu aU kaJaa oa a rawauaat U coca
Vaiaatua. 8UEEP ISH.ToK.H NOTICE.
AU paraoaa ia LaJ a.ianljr owullf aratv
t7 aaaar or abaap :Bu u-d anh it bar dta
aawaa, m batat. ao-iftaj ibat aaij abaap
na U lb.rowtilT .t.piwtl. auAcaaal to kill
kaal Jiaaaaa, Kanbailh.
Ant paraia lailia l.'Bi.ly aiiktbiaao
tw ui ba ltat'k lu ka bia abaap dippad
7 tb Iaa,arit at aai4 parauaa -1-- -Taka
aotira aa4 aart ruaia.
Lal4 ttfM. I. sj.
8. li. Jiatlaa, 8bap la.partnr.
Ftr Wccrferi and WiliOW Ware,
go ta GOLDSMITH'S
.'1
iv.nl
For
Sale Coinnlote.
AJJraaa -K-
C ka, Orv.
i
era l Gr.M- n&; El
O
Goldsmith, the Pio
cer Grocer.
;
nuiiii i'iHi .nil
KATUIlDAY, DrX. 17.
MIAnnl l'
ahy ! VlailillK
In
F.UKi'f talay.
A. J. Johliaon of CreaWfll a nt laat
nUl.t ill Ihf city.
fVtiktor Vtrli, of t'Utaif- Urove,
wn in tow n tialay.
C. I). I'omlia la t-olifllif I I" hi n-al-ih
litv with airklieaii.
t..il ,.t .ml anothiY enm-rr itor
oia innz iii Kuifi-iif.
Flltr iillrp f the Mi-a ii-r w a
ovi r fnmi rprlmn ia ujay.
Ir. It. F. Ilatiiiiu-ll ami A. H.i-arB
of l oitairf invr wi re In lown tialay
I ' Aii.lra.a la aaaiatlllff III A. V
I't ti ra' -tore iluriiiK thf lllm-aa of
Mr.
('ollllat.
Thf 1. . KoveriillK lit ! erwtlnir a
f l, Jl w iml mill on the l.'inatllla ma r-
Vtttioll.
H. I Miatn-liwul, wlilor of the Junc
tion Timra. mute upon the haul thia
afti-rmaiii.
A ainiiiy "lay ia nothiliK Uliuatial thia
w lnti r, Iml a rainy one ia n iuohi ai
hi thia Mt tloii.
A llirhair la an hi to havr fulltn III Al
lw HV lnt lilnht. It lllt-iuilin.il M iiu hi-a
ill i-in-uinfrri-iiw,
lU v. I. C 2. Knotta, nlilorof the Ore-
iron htaif H. hia.1 JiHirnal, arrival oirjand 0f all kiml i in g al
the haul O1" aftfrin-m
Fjlitor Tlioria-. of thf 'ottair (inne
l-a-liifUniler, waa ill the lower jwtrt of
tin- county talay on uiiallieaa.
FniirhaiiilaTQ-turniil fmiu Port'
laml laat liiiiht. Tie haa Ua-ii atti lnl
ilia- htiailit-M) ollt'gf lu that t-lty.
Tlf atalf aM-aami-lit ahow a thf w a-l-oii
nai.l lamia run fnmi T.'l i-nta j-r
0i- in Klamath cyjnty to
fciiif.
Am inn. laalin- illnl Bl I'liannil, of
iln.p-v, lat Thurmlay, ane! yeara.
II.. w'aa worth la twivn fjil.lino ami
tn mo.
ral tie ami ahia p in Fj-t-ril On-gnii
are in lliif comlitioit. There haa laa-n
mon- liny put up thia w inter than for
iniiliv ymra.
K. AI. Slevelia, who haa lartl aerlofic
Iv ili il-iaaail for at-Vrml Wtrka, haa
hiiproveO ao aa to try work knaiit fr a
few ihtya, f
Mi-a I. ill If llaiitiltoirieft for Corval
lia on thia IlioriiiliK'k latil, her fathrr,
T. M, Hamilton, having a-niianeiitly
ltM-attil then'.
A woman of Alorla eatlinati-a the
mat of kia ping a eat t It a-r year;atlotr
r-4 a-r year; a canary hinl t'.') a li
talofffi.'iil. J. M. William rcturneil thia after
iiiniii from I'ortlaml, whi9- lie ha
lai n in atte uilan.w on a mrr ling of the
National Uuitrtl AawH-lutlou. q
Mr. J. M. rlark. the traliHal nure
from llrtMiklyn, N. Y., came upon the
haul thi afternoon to -nl e holithia time will ap.ar like a weak
il 9- w ith her airier, Mr. ie. t
traw.
II. ('. Itiee, who liima had chanre of
8. II. Frftnlly'a warTliou-v, w ill leave
for I'ortlaml tomorrow morning to ae-
0 pt a jaiMition In a wliolt-Mle gnavry
hoii-e.
lti-v. I. I). Driver went toHnlein llii
moral n r w here he will prraeli at the
CmiirrrKatlotial rhureli toiuQrow. He
JJ1I alo ileliver a le-ture U lore the Y.
M. ('. A. la-fore hi return.
The four mill tax for the nport of
thOJunctiou t'lty puhllc ai-litail wa
voiiil laat Satunlny. It U elnliniil
that the h'Kiillly of the levy w ill he
lealel, on account of not halloting oil
tliVUftlou. Q
A tlallir iter of!, IL Jeliklll ln
aeiiteil thi ollltv yeatenlay afteriiiMiiilX),
with aoittf n-murkalily flue, ria raap
la rrlea, Rrown In the o-n ininlen,
What enuiitry can cotii.-le with nlor
toil On jfnn, for climate.
A hia cart aliouM la plaint In the
aoittlifaatern iairtln of llif city. We
umlOilnml that tA- couiiiil w 111 tMil
a hoii-e ami purehaae a cart ami hoe
ir tiif aipif in mat poniou or town
w ill orTuiUo a coiii'4tiiy.
JOietion Tlinea: At the aelitMil t-lrc-A
I Ion atunlay a tax of fnni wa voletl
for a fnr wiiiail. The ilirvetorw were
alao authorit-il lo mil thf old atiuail
hiilliliiiir ami itrouuil at puhlic aut-tit n
atnl the aaiur I ailverti-atl hy pi.lt-r,
ami the d i- Oaalo i Dir. 17.
Iiii-haril Mount Ihl InoriOiL'. ul
leiilv fell to tlie ItiMir ut hia atore on
Ninth atnvt, from heart tmuhle. He
wa earritil into the livery atahle next
loornml platvil in Uil. After an hour
lie win aiiie to go to in Home. ll"
ha Urn kUhJiH-l toaiiuihirirll lu the
paat.
In.li'ia'inleiicf Weat Shle: Henili-r-
aon Murphy I one of our ullau'ial
funni-ra, living a few miles aouthof
low n. lie Is a thrifty man, ami know
a Kiaal liivfatiuriil w hf n he ra It.
l-a I hail a vear nga ISJ UiukIi 1 n
iiii-- fij i iiii if, lint ma l"i iniiil I'll
Iv (It.'a). Hf haa anUI almv that llliif
from the alitrp 3ll worth of wool
ami mutton ami lat wtrk aol the
pn-aet t Uiinl of I n I to Holt MtTaniel
for H-in. Hi profit wa nearly fiiUM.
MUiny IVmoemt: On-cmi 1 full of
piilieo-, aonii- .V aixvnliliK to the lal
eat return. A every little collection
of honac ia a oil v, ao a nearly every
private iul a collt-if. Thi-as are mat
ter mnluiff remilation. on the other
h.nml It ineniia that Onvn U alive on
ethicalional matti-ni aiul i after the
anif. Tliotik'h not havlna; a hUii
itrailf coIIi-kv like thf hi if three we
havr aoine apk-llilid leaxrr litht w hen-
tlir Itiatnii-tion I thorounh ami ua-r-ior
facultiea are eniployr.1.
Orrgaa rib.
f?
It i- a col'l ilay whifiOn-gon p-t li
on any imaluel of thi auhluiiarv
pln-n-. An AahUn.l n-airt aava that
In Frl.niary aii'l March of each vrar.
a kin.i of tUh aonirtlnirai-alUil auckera.
hill more pMia-rly a aariaiof mullet,
run up lt lavi'r from Tulo Ijike in
Klainatli oHinty, In irreat quantitica.
For i-ara In. linn fnmi thr a-1vnt
re n atlU havecnllt-ht kll'l llriitl irreat
miatililiea of them nuii aeaaoii. With
in a ft w ilaya a nuinta-r of nu-n front
I IkI county havr fonnrtt a coniiiv,
and pn-piaa-to tr.) Into tlwr tuii.-- i.f
of caiilunif. ilmnir, aaltiiifatnl plarinr
th.-ae nli mi tiif inarkrt, and w i.l call
tin-Ill Ukr I'lkr, rlalming that ttwy are
a ajat Iraof plkr.
Tu FiMALr.-P..rtlu. n.Ur
Weli-oow: J, -pair Ituali, the wilful
yiiin irl from Fucrnr, ami to thr
IU-iri- H-nor a week an in not have
b'ng n (y in that InatilnlWii. Her
lover Ju.k Hu kWy, an --.nvtd,
lw-r ait l-y prr--iitiint to Matma Ki l--'
a toarriiu.e liirnar an-l mitt Hun-i-u-r
w Ih think roofr f a JolUr lhau
hia .-allunf, n.arrvol tl.r rout U- Ua
wn k. I iniiintiatrlT &.trraarl. Hock
k V put I. la rlilJ.- ii.- m thr IX 4 TV Hi
J-aiit of IJwrraa.l l.ig," on t'.Hj. h
atrvrt, a ii I in ofl.-f lu alniw laa aupert
ny UM raai.Uy amaahnl hrr
fki-a- lor n.;n inu up thr tmmrr ahr
hai lnale in r ratfailtHia huaitM-aa.
Tlir BlIntaiM i thr .lur .h (art to. tit
U eaiUtl In tl:v fUrr run hr "tJvrr.
' aiv I.u." a.at l.hr f. Ilow" Hu kU-r.
j It W.aii.i aiai ta ..llefVallUf koW
I lit Mttrmi K.l-jiif tlir iLbte al-
lowr.1 thr rtrl lo krar hrr ruai.alr.
O
The hgi!ture U chartri-J with
the duty of turning the cnI
through which the ja.ojile travel
iluring the winter into roa.N.
The Jiublic will I inUrenteJ to
know that the rain-tnaliiitf, fxiri
nu'iiU in Texa are ootii'iJi'ri'i a
i-ii-ntific tuctfaa hut a jirartioal
failuri'.
Itl.iinu'a jhykii.ii liave finally
acknowleilgl'tliat Im is iull'tring
from an organic Uiat O'- 'l
avernil that Mr. Illuine i in the
laat at.fc-a of Kright'e dimaac.
The jiroiiKiU'M of tlio Lane i-oun
ty iliviaion Hclittiie liave lixtil the
line ahout oiif-half mile Mouth f
Crvkwi-U. They etiuiaU' the ro
jkhmhI county would haveaUnit
1,000,000 of taxable projK rty.
Ni more jiro'itiouii acaixm for
faruii-r wa v r nn-ii in Orrun
than the prom-nt oiif. The f.illaii'l
wintvr plow ing ami tiling in tin
inhttl. ami the larp r part of the
toil intemll for Fprng rowing ha
lau iilowiil. dram is exeelltnt.
condition.
The Victoria Colonial, ing indit
ing ujain the annual rcort of Nh-.
reUry Klkinn, .iy that tin? ainall
nea ol the American army fiaaK
volu ne in favor of the cipudty of
the I'nitiil .wtatt to hoM i;W own,
Iroth at hoinuC"' al.Macl. Our' in
a government of tli --o li-. I'ay
onet are not reijuOil.
1 1 telegraph
ih l.iiiiO t!.t-
iev
that the Wii-li einplove' in l!c
I
Klwo.al, Imliaii.i, till l.i.-;orv liavc
gOe 'Mi a ittrike. Thia g.-e.tt Amer
ican imlu-try will l;inui-:i until
more 'A'cWi worker cm ! wviirtil
to dip iiniMirtcd Kngliah hlack
q.Iate-fn iniK)rtiil WeUh tin. All
lor the bcm-tit or American iaDor
according to the JOKinty creed.
Now that the Pirne ii "tolcn Ore
gonV legislators proHfi) to adopt
the plan of selling fchool land ut
auction, aya the JacUdniville
Tillies, as in done in the date of
Washington, a reserve figure of fl
per ut-re being placed upon the
land olTereil for hiiIc. Oregon has
o little valuable M-lnxd land left
that the enactment of the law at
farce. Her boIohs sluod
have
thoug'it of this long agtv
Tlr general i.cwpaer criticism
on Jay (iould is that he wan a su
premely w'li man. Hut that in
ordinate eeliishness dQninatc U e
(loir?d IiKkhI cannot Us true. Abe
(iould, Jay's half brother, is one of
the most generous and liberal
hearted of men. When Jay was
tlio chief devil of the Union l'acitic
some years ngo, Alio wa the com
pany' coal agent in Utah, and as
such he saw to it that no pi kit fam
ily in Nilt Lake (. ity went without
coal. Of course ho was short in his
aecouitts when ho went out of olliec
as between the tonnage of coal
billed to him lQm the mines and
the tonnage actually sold, but then
the billing weight ut the ('. l'.'s
coal mines is alwavs short, and
Abe's accounts were adjusted ondb
...... i...:- 1 T'le
inav oasis,
The sun enters the sign Capri-
corn us on the .'1st inst. at 6
o'clock in the morning, at Qvhieh
time astronomical winter begins.
Old Sol swnis to stand still for two
or three days, and then turns his
cheerful countenance towards the
inhabitants of the northern hemi-spln-.
Weeks will pass, it is true,
before the change is perceptible;
but the dominion of winter
i shattered and each succeeding
d;v brings us nearer to springtime.
Among the ancients the year began
when the sun had reachedohis
farthest point tuvith; it was the
jubiho of the ye.Vr to them, when,
with music, dancQig, and other Id
tivitiis, they paid hom.ia'e to their
rude deities. The sun wa to them
the great representative of the dei
ty, and the winter solstice the tinQ
esia.vi.tlly dcvoteil to religious wor-
snip. ino diminution in the
amount of daylight in iVwmher is
but slight, comarcd with tl of
Octolw-r and NoveniU-r; and about
the time of the solstice there is
practi.-allv no dim-renee for a num
ber of days. When the new year
comes in, however, there will have
laarn nri increase of daylight of over
three minutes.
rennsvlvani.i conitrcssmsn
propo- s that the government is
sue additional interest bonds to the
amour t of 7.",0i)0,lXX) to & "Q
Odicii twv wtucti has resulted imtn
the Rifd-McKinlev concress.
What i to prevent the issuance of
leiml tender notes without interest?
350,1 X ,000 of grecnlacks are in
circul.i;ion, not one-thinl of whick
is represented by money in the
treasury, and we have yet to hear
of the lint instance for a number
of year past that they Lave been
discoutiU-d the least fraction.
There U a medium between the
partis.i ns of p. Id, and fiat money,
a some are pleasoU to term the
paper i-sue, and that would justify
the United States in issuing legal
tender notes to an amount approx
imating a per capita circulation of
other nations who have a much
larger amount of r'M. silver and
paper money, and 1 remain pros
perous, although po.----ing vastly
inferior natural n-aounv. France,
the most prosperous nation the
orld. exeeptine the Unit-1 Mates,
leads u f.k.iViO.l-O in the cinu
lating ninlium. Tlie undue en-
banc m.-nt of il 1 at the
et-rr.e
of isrU u!tural, manufac
turii.V ar..J
triii.ing inter-t d :r.anls ho!- !
ti.n in tlir mt
pap. r nionry.
o
re-t f ;Ivrr and
T.ie citizens of Weston are wag
ing a crusailo again, gambling.
SH-Jiictive craps and kindred games
keep most of the boys broke, and
the city fathers intend to change
the condition of affair
In the whole or part ofat leakt
twenty-one states in tlie Union
school books are in whole or in
part supplied free to scholar i, and
in the whole or part of eleven states
text books are entirely free.
Itosehurg Heview: The On-g-m-ian
(Kilitical editorials U-ar won
derful semblance to the twaddle
sent out by '.heir alleged Washing
ton correspondent, Can it be nh
sible that the correspondent is a
lunatic locked up in the tower of
the big building?
The Ijne county members of the
legi-lature should work liaruion-iou-ly
for a salmon hatchery on
the -iuslaw. A splendid location
can easily luAi-urcd. The twenty
miles of tide water would be excel
lent protection to the young fish
until they were ready to make the
occi.ii venture.
A the Uriiruetion is jet an
uns- ttlctl problem, weQcem it jx r
lim it to call attention lo the fact,
that during the late campaign, we
wcr- told by McKinley adherents
that the tin plate manufacturing
ind- itry had so far advanced that
the uufkets were largely supplied
wit', the home product. Jf this be
so, hy was it nece-jjiry lo import
dur ng the month ol Octola-r, l'.l
J.3,1 'it.OTo iuud of tin plate
uga. ist only -"O.IV.I.S.Ii; pounds for
the nonth of Octola r KVJl?
It apM-ars to bo the general sen
tim at of the country that keeping
oei the tlilcago exaisilhi on
Sun lav, the machinery not Wing
allo'.O to run, excepting lighting
attpliances, will lie in the interest
of morality and order. The thou
sands of strangers in the city will
not oe fortMl to jk na upon Ire-
uuet tins iiucstionable n-sorts to
whi! i away the day. Ik-sides J
Ik-sidesjt rW
an international exhibition to
which all nations arc invited,
the religious beliefs of all wt t
spirted the rxtiosition would
If
rt-
re
main closed evcryOlay in the week
1'iiilip Armour has founilfjrl a
school in Chicago for the training
tA young men and women in the
ditit-rent vocations, of life. Xo
char will 1-e mudirfor tuition, the
object of the generous donor being
to place a practical education with
in tho reach of every dcrving
youth. Armour donate 1,500,.
0(X) for grounds and buildings, be
sides endowing the school with an
additional I,400,0w. Among the
divisions in which instruction wiUJ
be given are those of the department I
of science, of mechanical arts, ot
domestic economy, of technical
study, of practical business, of phy
sical training, of lectures ami even
ing classes, of library, at gallery
and museum.
The Kast Oregonian criticises the
state hoarl of eoualizatinn. It
says: The board of equalization is
tr.-i ling over the stattHt tnw peo-
s exiH'iise, equalizing assess-
ments. J hey managed to spend one
night in Pendleton and sa.Ptlie
town by eh-ctric light. This trip,
it occurs to us, affords such an ex
cellent choice to "see the country"
and snatch up information that
will he valuable in the work of
equalization when the bowd re
turns to Salem. The board W
travt ling through the country at
the r ite of thirty miles an hour.
They will haw to have an eye "of
a he sfle" to derive any benfit from
such a O p, but, is it not a trip of
recn ;tion at the people's expense,
rath, r than a trip on busies for
the 1 enclit of the !eople? These
junk ting parties are rather ti fre
quent in aw pans oi iqc country.
This is one of the reasons why pub
lic n !'uv has become a nrivatesnan.
The tile are being bled by tax
eaten.
Ir migrant toOthe number of
5Ti,t 32 arriveil in this country
durii-g the fiscal year ending June
30, 1S9J. This'i from the report
of Superintendent of Immigration
W. I.1. WetO Add to thi 75,000
to 1 X),000 foreigners who came
here to remain, but were not classed
as in. migrants, and we hare a total
of Gi 1,002 outsiders who have
left t 'her countries and taken up
perm tnent residence in this. Of
this '.VJ.OOO, probablyOOO.OOO are
worti.y inhabitants and should be
w.-lc, m.-l; but that leaves 450,000
that should never be allowed to
cros- our portals. Of this last
ntva)lr, fully 90 per cent came
wutn.ut sufficient funds to enable
there to seek good employment or
get out of the crowded quarter tj
great cities. They are either
stranded in New York, or perhaps
have money enough to take them
to Chicago. These two citie are
the great reservoir that urplr
other place. Aq rery small per
cent.uw go Cdo the real country
and farming districts after work, or
for tlie purpose of land ownership.
in ew jork or Chicago can be
found M.x-ks upon blocks of for
eigners without an American
among them, and hardly a one of
them who can speak a word of
Kng'.i-h. The- are, too, the worst
tyj:-s and lowest clases, cause
just a soon as one of them grts a
hye altead or i blenl with better
fortune than the rabble he leave
tliera at once and finds m-ire whole
some -"arrounding. Oo-errMions
into t -rCntivity of necutants of
pn-.ivin Mi.-hian, Illinois, Wis-.
coni
and Missouri show a sur-
pr.
ii i'.r
:iri.
large jercenUge of for-
twv MCAKAl'Gl'A CANAL.
The attention f the rlvlHw-l world, and f,rtlcularly the I i.li.il Hal.,
U ilireeteil to the Nle.ruuifua mn-l heme. Hoth national ro.iv. i.lloi.k of .
,..,llgPollllc.lM,rti.-.aanlr..lutl.o1. favoring II. The -..st ruction of
theeanalwoul.lMofui.lol.1 lm,K.rtan.e lo the .on relnl o,. , ,....1 wouhl
aave vast sum annually I., the Pacllle tat.t In ln...s-.rl..llou . hnrg.. e
puhllah U low nmi -hl"g the avln lu ili-tan.f on ...-au .out.-., a bird -
-ve view ami a pmllU' ol me projirun
. !; trir-
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lt iTr t e tr- !Z.ry; u"-.'. .U 'Hjli r-
a. 3tJ
Fell Twi.ntv Kyx-Sprlinrllt Id
,Mcaenin-r: ihii-oIii-luoriiiiiiraiaiiii
I. .11 .,',.,a-k m laiHioll I.f lln ainllo III HIT
on the w.-at aide o0he oia ra Imiiae
gnve ft iv letting Harry m-iijiimiii,
...mI af-.i'il III full In I he alilf-walk. a
distant-, of "o f,rt. (. mrmeil hatlly
hurt ami wiw etirrlial aenaw the street
lo the Sprlinrtlelil Hotel Hf waaallf
ferinir terrible paill ill the hrea-t,
eauaeil by strikiiiK a out' hy four inch
brace a 'he fell, breaking the hir In
two. Thi aaveil him from lullgiK
heaiWiiig onto the aitlewalk, wimii
would -rlmj lijve broken hi lurk.
A careful eair?i nation showeil no
Uuie broken. He wa then taken
home, mul w ill no tloubt hyou recover.
NOX
Starr if lirillii flanlware Coinpauy.
o
Boot c& Shoe StoreisII)frsn,M,,,s pri"m
A. HUQT. ProQ.
Will h.iraUr Vtp a c.milU ttock uf
Ladies' Mlsse' and Children's SI10F.S.
BCTTOX BOOTS.
Slippers, Thito azd SIac lrisuv
FINE KIW mots,
MENS' AND BOYS'
BOOTS &SHOE&
V
AoJ In f ft atrrrythin In Ui Ritaail
hlvaj liaa, to which I Ulead to ilatirtr
(yj axrial atUotioa.
-MY GOODS ABE FIRST CLASS.-
A ad rtarantrail m rrpra.Dtail, and will
b iiii da- tha Inwa-t prica thkla rml
artkUcaa laj aSidC A. HUNT
O 0
Vhen"olJ rr-'-s r.V. IhlnRs sizzle,
Drink I.rot r-: r.
When dull cat.- '.-,
DnnkHa,. i a.....
V.'hcn you fed a L. . ' .
hen you're cross jiiwu't knewuhy,
v hn w.ih thirst the chirei cry,
Therms a 5wr-t relief to trv
Dhnk Hires' Root tcer.
A cer.t Package nuk.s l.e ci:ir-n.
0
I)
)1
BL Mil
FISHER & WATKIN3,
P' iI'KJ ETDki-4.
W ill -p aataatlj oa kaaJ a fu.l auAj ,4
MUTTON. IXRK AND VEAL
W I ick tb-r i'J kail at lb b.a-aal nai prl
aa. A laar akara 4 tba ouUk tatUTtaw au.
linia.1.
tTUE FAKMKM i
W a 01 fa- Oa bi. tiaat mCmrt ;av fk fu
'. li VI aad htaap.
SHOP ONW'ILLaImETTE Ti:EKr.
Era cxe cm, oregoji
p VTDLI unrrn
n'o-.
IiailTO'ianl. Im. 17.
IIi'.iiivi n I t). Wllaoii. Atho ha
1? -11 nllMlt Watl-lllllllll IICC l l-i .iril
i n-algiil Iii aitin Isite yi-ler.la af-
TiiiMiu, ami l(o!-rt iarri- w ho has
been mull carrier lor me kii yeur
tweeii the ib .t mid tho MH,tol1hv,
waa apMiintei to the vacam-y. Oar
riaon wu on duly lu-t nlyht.
M: it .M. ('or s r v . 'i 1 1 1 i i.f i ! n ve
LAiuicr: Tlie h'-iior of Mminir the
imM-i county to Ik- cut oil' from
Jine and laiuuia ha larn cor.ferreil
on Dr. II. F. Hammell of this city who
very cleverly aiiu-j'-atiil the n
pmpriiitf uaiiie of "Mineral cuiiitjR"
( iimhI ilia-tor.
Stlls file CVIehwted
- ltUSTING Tinware.
OF.NKlAl.iEAf K!.a IX
HARDWARE, STOVES
OIIKGON
5
HORN L PAINF.
Practical Gunsniitlis t
a aa. fV!i r in
ai CU.NS, ItlFLIaP.
I'T.tiiBj Tir?e aod jtrrialO
Arftlta Oarhiora nti.l .rrSlrol
All KluiU l or fiwlr r O
Iu.aUrioaOln la Ilia nntcat itvlr and r
rnt.L O
Guns Loaned dt Ammunition Furrmred
8nrna Will.n.tt lr..
(iEO. F. (IJAW. o
IDSTdl KK K q
Cijrai
store-
ft.
EUOKNK CITY
MILL CQ.
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PATTKUMOX, EDKIS Jt CO
Munnfa.-tllr--
Hest
G regies
Family
rio.ir,
Snr Craii .mi lh. tr.al f.t..rall. t-.n a
k4 raeaipu of an .r-li....a. ,4 y.
IM, pmpa-ly aaaiBr.1, t-y ia l.r
' I -or or t aa,!,
7UikMt Casb Pricr Taul l..r U i,i
If VOJ Want f.rfi-?rla
I or Crocicery, call on
Ooldsmith.
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