The Democratic times., July 13, 1872, Image 2

ÌThq (pcniorratic ¡¡Times.!
•«THREE DOLLAR!* A YEAR, IN AD.
VANCE.”
W1IAT DETERMINATION WILL DO.
“Arrived, June 27th, nondescript Car­
Such are the terms to be found at the rie, Captain Goodenough, twenty-one
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 13, 1872.
head of almost every weekly paper in days from Seattle, Washington Territory,
the country ; but we fear few have suffi- passenger and merchandise to Wood­
cient regard for the real meaning and im­ ward’s Gardens, or the Lunatic Asylum.”
port of it. Let us examine, then, and
The above is the entry that might
see if we cannot discover in this fact, at have been made yesterday at the Mer­
least one great secret connected with chants’ Exchange. The announcement,
the success or failure of so many who made a few days ago, that Alexander
(N. II. GATES, have embarked in the business of pub­ Goodenough, a practical mechanic, but a
Presidential Electors,... 7 L. F. LANE, lishing a paper.
“landsman” too, had started from Rogue
( G. It. 1IEIAI.
“Three dollars a years, in advance ?” River in a nondescript craft for San
*
“Oh, no,” says one man, “I can never Francisco, created considerable merri­
The Crisis—Our Duty.
consent to pay for a thing before ment, even at the expense of a man who
Our Government is based upon the I get it. I am willing to subscribe, was thought to be a doomed adventurer.
consent of the governed. This was and hope you will get along successfully; Yesterday afternoon, however, he sailed
the fundamental principle that under­ but I can’t pay in advance—don’t like | into port, passed along the water front
laid its siqierstructure, and any deviation the principle.” The publisher is induced and moored his naval curiosity at Long
from this organic rule, was a direct usur­ to take his name, because he wishes to | Bridge. The report of his arrival was
pation of the rights of the people. Two swell his list of patrons ; and considering ! not at first credited. It was considered
parties existed from the formation of the position of the man, feels that he a sell until late in the day, when parties
the Government, differing simply upon can almost afford to give him the paper, came in with corroborative testimony.
the policy of gaining the consent of its rather than not secure his influence. So
On the authority of C. H. A. Brick-
subjects as to the measures operating up­ the publishers might go to every man wedel, corner of First and Brannan
on their interests, directly or indirectly, from whom he would reasonably expect streets, we have to base our account of
and in the bitter contests that were wag­ a ready dollar or two, only to be repulsed his adventures. Mr. Goodenough is a
ed, for the particular policy of such par­ with “I never subscribe for a paper and practical! machinist, who has on some
ty, the wishes of the people were con­ pay iu advance.”
occasions exhibited inventive genius.
sulted openly and squarely. As the is-' The office has been bought and located; He was engaged to serve as engineer in
sues were passed upon and the majority in the purchase of material, he has, per­ i a saw-mill on Puget sound sometime
verdict given upon the ¡»olitical meas­ haps, given all the ready money he pos­ I ago. Subsequently he was out of em­
ures of each political epoch, the defeated sessed, but still this was insufficient to ployment and desirous of coming to San
parties passed away aud were numbered furnish all the requisites, and for the Francisco. His friends, however, were
balance he gives “-----months from date insufficient to furnish him with the
with the past
The last decade saw the success of the I promise to pay,” &c. Publication day necessary means, so he looked about for
Radical party, which, to-day, stands self- arrives, and his paper “conies out” look­ i some means whereby lie might econo-
cmvicted of usurpations that would cost ing finely, and calls forth many such re­ i mize and still accomplish his purpose.
the crowned head of any monarchy his marks as these : “Capital paper;” “Guess ! While cogitating on the subject, he
sceptre. The most prominent land-marks he’ll do first rate ;” “Appear like good i discovered a useless hull of a cigar
of the old Constitution have been ruthless­ fellows,” &c., &c. Thus it passes on, shaped boat, which was given to him by
ly swept away, aud to-day a portion of until after a few weeks they consider the owner. This hull is twenty feet long
the States which composed the grand only that on such a day “The Weekly by three and one half feet wide in the
sisterhood of the Union, are held as con­ Paper" will make its appearance. Every­ centre. In lateral form it is round,
quered provinces of some foreign poten­ body, at first, wishes to subscribe for the I tapering to points at either end. It is so
tate. Her citizens are denied the most paper, and everybody hoped they would ballasted that it retains a certain posi-
sacred rights that were guaranteed un­ do well; but nobody is willing to pay j tion in the water, and keeps up the open
der the Constitution, and are daily and three dollars a year, in advance.
hatchway in the centre, which is arrang­
Fortune, ’tis said, favors the brave ; ed with a sliding cover. A mast was
nightly arrested without any criminal
warrants, hurried to military prisons, and so our new aspirants for newspaporial rigged in this peculiar craft, and bed
mocked with the farce of a trial and honors, by sacrifice or credit, is enabled ticking was made use of for sails. A
spirited away for long terms of imprison­ for a time to semi out their little sheet mainsail, topsail and jib, were provided,
ment outside of the limits of their own on its errand of instruction and useful­ the gear all being so arranged that it
States. These things are done under ness. Six months have now elapsed, could be worked by a person in the hatch­
the auspices of a government that claims and the poor men find themselves with way. Thus equipped, with twenty-one
to consult the consent of the governed. only one ream of paper, when they gallons of water, ship bread, canned fruit
What honest-minded citizen, who, if the should have two—no money, when they I and blankets, the intrepid landsman em­
question was fairly canvassed in his own should have at least some—no credit— barked on his voyage twentv-two days
mind, would give his consent to the op­ and to crown all, just at this particular ago. He was considered insane by many.
pression aud tyranny that has ruled the time, in pops one of those little slips He had no knowledge whatever of navi­
South ever since Grant became Presi­ which read “I promise to pay,” and al­ gation, and was wholly dependent on his
dent. And while the people of a portion together make upon their mind a decided inventive mind, assisted by a small
of the States still have the privilege of impression. What’s to be done ? Aye, compass.
that’s the question ; What is to be done?
being consulted, it is high time for them
When out upon the ocean, he sat erect
to reflect that the same usurping meas­ ; Publication day arrives, and only half a in the hatchway, with the sliding hatch
| sheet takes the place of the “capital pa-
ures which has almost destroyed the
I per,” which six months before was so drawn close to his body. In this way
Southern States, will be brought to bear
he prevented water from being shipped.
upon them as a whole. The stake that liberally subscribed for, by its friends, When the sea was smooth and the wind
who hoiMul it would succeed I As a lead-
is now being played for by Grant & Co.,
’
ing
article you will find something after light, he would crawl into his shell like
is a reversal of that living principle upon
a floating snail and take a nap with per­
; this sort:
which our Government was founded—to
fect composure and comfort.
1 A polocv .—Owin ’ to sonic unaccountable delay
render the will of the people subservient in getting our regular supply of paper, we are
Ilis shell was called Carrie and she
to the Government, and to entirely ig­ this wick obliged to issue only a half sheet. We was well named. On the 20th inst., he
such a necessity will notarise again, it being
nore the consent of the governed, which trust
as unpleasant to ourselves as it is unacceptable to left Rogue River, having put in there
is the life-giving principle of our free in­ our renders.
for a short time for rest and provisions.
stitutions.
Trace the column down and you will Sometimes he experienced rough weath­
The unlawful strides of power that has find the true secret, embodied in a polite er but never shipped a sea. He was only
characterized Grant’s administration, but urgent request for delinquents to send frightened once and that was when he
leaves no doubt as to the tendency of his in the amounts of their subscriptions, to saw himself, a pigmy of the deep, sur­
measures and their fatal results. These enable the publishers to meet the current rounded by a school of whales. He pass­
usurpations of citizens’ rightscan as well expenses of their paper. But alas ! no ed several ships and created no little
bo extended over one State as another, . one chooses to see the point of the thing, wonderment at his singular appearance.
and while the people of one State stands and many, after carelessly reading it Once he was hailed as a strayed fisher­
indifferently by and witnesses their fel­ over, wonder that a paper cannot be fur­ man, but he only made the wonder
low citizens of another stripped of their nished without dunning its subscribers greater when he explained his crack-
liberties, what assurance has it but that i before the year is out. A few months brained purpose. It was a dare-devil ad­
the same fate awaits itself. While we I more of “lingering torment,” and the venture, to say the very least, and suc­
witness unrebuked the conduct of Grant’s paper “goes where the woodbine cess adds only interest to crown curiosity.
Administration in binding hand and foot a twineth,” leaving its publishers burden­ | Having arrived here, and during the
noble people whose only crime, if crime ed with any quantity of small bills, which evening after the story of his successful
it was, was a mistaken but honest zeal they are utterly unable to pay—while i voyage had been well circulated and be­
for a cause they believed to be right, we ! their subscription book is well filled with lieved, there was a general demand that
are but twisting cords to bind our own i the names of good men who “took the I the craft that had made 800 miles at sea,
limbs. These are no overwrought re­ ! paper,” but never pay for such things in should be placed on exhibition. The
flections ; they come to us in the shape advance. Some of them will doubtless ; daring navigator is staying at the Con-
of Ku-Klux laws and the thousand ills congratulate themselves upon their good i stitution House, corner of First and
that are inflicted under them; they come luck in not paying when they subscribed, Brannan streets, where, no doubt, he
to us in the shape of the stolen millions as in that case they would now be losers will be extensively interviewed.—A/ta.
of the people’s money, and the rogues to the amount of a half year’s subscrip­
H omes for P oor W omen .—The Val­
going unwhipped, besides other untold tion. Selfish mortals ! you never stop
usurpations of the rights of the citizens. to think that your system has been the lejo Independent says: A bill is before
Our duty, as free citizens, is to unite means of involving worthy men in debt, Congress giving one hundred and sixty
in a mass and rise and overthrow the and at the same time depriving yourself acres of land to every woman who is a
tyrant who is thus fast bringing our of what might have been a real benefit citizen of the United States, and who
country to a state of anarchy and ruin. to you. Had every subscriber paid his shall occupy and improve the same.
This can only be done by supporting the three dollars a year, in advance, the. Some of the papers are disposed to make
Baltimore nominee; and when Grant printer would have had a capital upon merry over this bill but we see no rea­
¿hall be hurled from power, the United which to work, and you would by the son why women, unmarried women es­
Stafcas can once more breathe freer.
same means have insured yourself pecially, should not be permitted to ac­
quire homes upon as easy terms as men.
against loss.
Disc ha bge of W orkmen .—The Te­ Not alone do the remarks above apply If the 'bill is not right in principle, we
hama Independent says: The Railroad to subscriptions, but to all departments have failed to discover the wrong. It
¿ompany is discharging graders nearly of labor connected with, and all benefits would be a great deal better to give the
¿very day. It is said that ground is issuing from the hands of the printer.
poor homes on the public lands than to
broken as far on this branch of the road
present them to great corporations, as
as will be this season, and that rails will The Postoffice Department was last has been the custom of late years.
only be laid to the new town of Redding, year defrauded out of over $300,000 by
H eavy L osses .—It is shown by the
at which place the company will moke a dishonest Postmasters, and that “zeal”
halt until next spring. All the discharg­ which the President promises to enforce New York Tribune that there were 01,050
ed men are offered work on other branch was spent in covering up the work of men engaged in the recent strike in New
roads that the company are building in the rascals. The White House and the York. The losses which these men
different parts of the State. The work Senate opposed every investigation pro­ suffered are put down at $1,674,950 ; and
on the bridges of the road above here is jected during the last session of Congress, the losses of employers at $2,043,550.
alow, the company experience considera­ and when they ordered, so packed the Relatively the workmen have suffered
ble difficulty in getting carpenters. The committees, as to make the effort to un­ the most.
men brought from below, in many cases, cover fraud mere expensive, ridiculous
The Hoodlums of San Francisco recent­
are taken sick a few days after their ar­ farces.
_
_____
ly held a ball for the purpose of raising a
rival, and have to be sent back.
F ifteenth V olume .—The San Fran­ fund to pay the fine of some brother
cisco Examiner has entered its fifteenth Hoodlums, who were imprisoned some
T raveler ’ s G uide .—We are in re­
volume in a flourishing condition. It is time since for outrageous acts in the City
ceipt of the third number of this valua­ the best Democratic and general reading Gardens. The sum raised was more than
ble monthly, published by L. Samuel, paper on the Coast, and we wish it much sufficient to pay the fine, but then the
Advertising agent, Portland. It is dis­ success.
treasurer and cashier were missing at
tributed free throughout Oregon and
the same time.
D eclines .—Judge David Davis, the
Washington Territory, and contains
The haying season has commenced
much useful information, besides being Labor Reform candidate for President,
I throughout Oregon.
retires in favor of Greeley.
an excellent advertising medium.
1
State Items.
TELEGRAPHIC.
CL£IAR THE
TRACK
The Eugene case of small-pox has recovered.
Boston, July 2.—There were twenty cases of
WITH YOUR
sun-stroke
yesterday
which
resulted
in
death,
and
East Portland is likely to become the capital of
a number of others in a critical condition.
Last Years’ Spring Styles,
Oregon.
New York, July 2.—The Coroners were to-day
Democrats will contest the Clackamas county
—AND—
notified for inquests of twenty-eight victims of
election.
sun-stroke. Some forty deaths have been re­
The railroad is bow completed 181 miles from ported. The heat was intense to-day. The ther­
SHELF-WORN COODS.
Portland.
mometer reached 102° in the shade.
Representative Slater has arrived at his home
Havana, July 2.—Colonel Vallera telegraphs
in La Grande.
from llerrara Diera, June 25, 22 leagues from
They manufacture brick at the rate of 35,000 Guatama, that the Fanny has landed a valuable
cargo of guns and »munition. She got aground
per day at the Penitentiary.
I
I*
Work on the railroad is progressing rapidly be­ and is now burning within sight. The expedition
consisted
of
fifty-six
men
and
was
commanded
by
tween Oakland and Roseburg.
ASHLAND, OREGON,
Peralta. The expeditionists landed and buried
At Peoria, July 1st, the wife of R. S. Shanklin
the cargo. Vallera attacked the fillibusters, kill­ Have none of that kind, but have just received their
gave birth to triplets—all girls.
ing Peralta and capturing their flag, important
The next State Fair will commence ob Monday, correspondence of Cespedes and five prisoners.
NE IF and COMPLETE STOCK OF
September 30th, and continue six days.
Vallera secured the buried cargo in good condition.
Chas. Grant, the murderer of Jos. Simpson, was
New York, July 3.—Nearly two hundred cases
discharged by the Portland Circuit Court.
of sun-stroke were reported yesterday, and sixty
A. B. Croasman was elected Chief Engineer or deaths. Fourteen deaths by sun-str<>ke occurred
between midnight and eight o’clock this morning.
the Salem Fire Department by one majority.
One
hundred and six deaths from heat has occur­
The East Portland Era says that a number of
red
within
the past few days.
improvements are being made in the Insane Asylum.
The strikers, although falling off, are still strong.
A stock show was held at Roseburg on the 4th
A monster procession of workingmen is projec­
of July, when some really fine cattle were exhibi­
ted for August first.
ted.
James McHenry says that when the case of the
The boats on the Willamette have made their last Erie Railroad Company is brought to trial, other
trip to Corvallis this season, on account of low frauds, larger than those charged against the old
water.
management, will be developed.
A.
A man named Thomas Chapman jumped over­
New York, July 4.—There were 35 fires in the
board from the Portland ferryboat Thursday and city, but none of them serious.
was drowned.
Paris, July 5.—Tho Duke De Navilles, new
Rev. I. D. Driver delivered the 4th of Julyoration Minister to the United States, sails to-day.
TOBACCO AND CIGSAR,
London, July 5.—A Paris special asserts there
at Portland, John B. Felton of San Francisco,
Drugs, Oils, Paints, Books, Stationery,
was a threatening conspiracy of Royalists, under
not being on hand.
And a complete assortment of
Four more cases of small-pox are reported in the lead of DeBroglie, for the overthrow of the
Phillips family at Eugene City, but it has not ex­ Republic, recently discovered by the Government.
Thiers at once took energetio action for its sup­ FAMILY GROCERIES, &C.,
tended to any others.
pression, and it is believed the dangerous move­
The Knights of the Red Cross is tbo latest
ment is defeated.
thing in Oregon in way of secret societies. They
Paris, July 5.—A dispatch just received from
have got ’em at Portland.
E are determined not to be undersold by any
Constantinople brings news of a terrible conflagra­
house in this county. Don’t spend a dol­
The Fourth of July celebration at Portland was tion, which is now raging in that city. One thou­
lar without first calling to see our stock and prices.
one of the largest attended and most successful sand homes in the poorer quarters and in the
CARO & RAUM.
Ashland, May 17th, 1872.
20tl33
that has ever taken place there.
suburbs of Sentari had already been destroyed.
During the fire at Canyon City on the 25th ult., When the telegram was forwarded there was no
Chas. G. Castle over-exerted himself, burst a blood indication given that the fire was under control.
vessel, and died almost instantly.
New York, July 5.—Budd Doble offers to match
The proprietorship of the Benton Democrat has Goldsmith Maid against Bonner’s horses Dexter
undergone some changes recently. R. G. Head and Joe Elliot, for the best three in five heats up,
and subject to all rules, for $5,000 and $50,000, on
has purchased an interest in the concern.
any
Massachusetts, Penn?ylvania or New York
A Linn county farmer has a field of oats, thirty
acres of which will yield not less than from c 'urse.
Nassau, July 5.—Captain Speed, General Ryan
seventy-five to eighty bushels to the acre.
and
Captain George Browning, of the steamer
The city authorities of Portland give notice that
Fannie,
and twenty-two of the crew, arrived here.
the small-pox has disappeared from that city and |
They
report
that the Fannie struck a reef on the
there is no danger of the disease in that plaoe.
coast of Cuba, and after remaining there between Desiring to close his business in Jacksonville, of­
Mr. L. Samuel, Advertising Agent, is preparing
fers his entire stock of
thirty and forty hours, during which time the
to profusely illustrate the Traveller’s Guide aud
steamer's.supply of coal was thrown overboard to
Directory with Oregon and Washington scenery.
lighten her, the party on board succeeded in safe­
It is said that Ben Holladay will run the Che ly landing two pieces of cinnon and several thou­
CONSISTING OF
meketa Hotel at Salem during the Legislature. sand arms. As the Fannie could not be floated,
That is probably not the only thing he will ‘Tun’’ she was set on fire and totally destroyed. The
at that time.
party then launched the ship's boats and started
The three cases of small pox reported in Marion for the Bahamas, and succeeded in reaching Long
county grew out o* the fact that one man’s nose, Island alter three days sailing. The whole party Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Hartl-
ware, Groceries, &c., <fcc.,
turned the color of a beet on account of his great was brought to Nassau by the schooner Charles,
conviviality.
arriving on the 29th ult. They will start for New
AT COST AND FREICHT,
A child of James Benifiel. of La Creole, Polk York to-day.
San Francisco, July 5.—The fellow who arrived
county, has lost its vocal organs entirely, from
I
here
a few days since with fifty Bostonians, to
the effects of diptheria. It is recovering, but will
whom he represented that he had discovered a
never speak again.
wonderful gold mine in some part of Oregon, in­
II. Dent, of Lane county, swallowed a needle'
habited by Indians, and where it would require an
I will also sell mv brick store on Oregon
about two years ago, and had it extracted from |
armed force to reach it, has not been heard from
street, and dwelling house on California
under his right shoulder blade by a surgical oper- <
MORRIS M ENSOR..
since he raised twelve thousand dollars out of street.
ation last Saturday.
Jacksonville, Ogn., May 17th, 1872. [201133.
them in this city. It is feared he has forgotten
A man by the name of Sloper, a blacksmith, the location of the mine.
living at Forest Grove, while loading an anvil on
New York, July 6.—Deaths for the week ending
the morning of the Fourth, bad his eyes put out
at noon-to-day 169—the largest number recorded
by a premature explosion.
in the history of the city.
A party- of Portland printers started for the
Salem, July 6.—Ibis morning, about 7j o’clock,
summit of Mt. Hood last Monday. They took 17
two
convicts at the Penitentiary, nameJ Goodey
gallons of whisky and a loaf of bread. They wil]
and
Sheppard, attempted to escape. Goodey was
use the bread in case of desperate emergency.
shot and killed and Sheppard Lid in a sewer, but
The vote of Oregon, in our first State election!
was tracked up by a dog and secured.
in 1858, was 10,096. In June 1860, it was 13,161.
San Francisco, July 6.—Deaths in the city this
In June, 1872, it was 25,480, thus indicating that
week,
84. Only one case of small pox reported
the population of Oregon has just about doubled
yesterday, and none to-day.
in twelve years.
Washington, July 6.—General Howard made a
Twenty-live men of Company B. Second United
report
to the Secretary of the Interior of his oper­
States Infantry, under command of Captain Hut­
ations
in Arizona. Be believes General Crook
ton, arrived at Sacramento a few days ago from
should
have large discretion. No one can do
Camp Warner, Oregon, having marched the entire
anything
well bound hand and foot by a multitude.
distance—286 miles—on foot, in twelve days.
General Howard recommends relieving General
A proposal has been made to the Government by
Crook from the operations of the telegrams which
the Oregon and California Stage Company to re­
suspended hostilities against those Indians who
duce the time between Portland and San Francisco
refused to obey the orders of the Government with
to three days, in consideration of the additional i
the view to another strenuous effort for peace, and
sum of $60,000 being paid them for such reduction.
that his hands be strengthened by allowing an
The Oregon State Teachers’ Association will additional number of mechanics and laborers ;
meet August 13th, 1872, at Eugene. Many and further, that soldiers may be enabled to per­
prominent educators will be present. A bill will form the duties of soldiers.
be reported by a committee, regulating the entire
London, July 6.—A dispatch from Constanti­
public school system which is to be presented to
nople announces that the fire in the suburbs at
the next Legislature.
Sentari has been checked, after having destroyed
From the Statetmem of Sunday : “The third a few more buildings than before stated.
indictment against Sam E. May was tried yester­
Cincinnati, July 7.—A shocking tragedy occur­
day, resulting in the acquittal of the defendant.
red here this evening. A number of boys were
In the evening the court met to receive the verdict,
playing ball in the vicinity of the Brighton House,
and after its announcement, the remaining indict­
when the ball flew over the fence into the orchard
ments were all, on motion of the Prosecuting At­
of the Rev. Samuel J. Brown, an aged Methodist
For Man and Beast.
torney, dismissed.”
preacher, and Frank Schenck, a boy 12 years of
It is reported that an extensive ledge of cinna­ age, jumped over after it. The man, who is 86
Probably few articleshave ever had so extensive
bar has lately been discovered by Frank Cooper, years of age, and hitherto considered beyond re­ a sale, while none have been more universally ben­
eficial than the celebrated MEXICAN MUSTANG
on the headwaters of the Molalla, about fifty miles proach, thinking the boy had come after fruit, LINIMENT. Children, Adults, Horses, and Do­
north of Salem. Mr. Cooper is elated over his fired at him with a gun loaded with slugs, one of mestic Animals, arc always liable to accident, and
extreme good luck, as he is satisfied that it is im­ which entered his back and inflicted a mortal it is safe to say that no family can pass a single
mensely rich, lie has sent seventy-five pounds to wound, the boy dying in a few hours. Brown was season without some kind of an emollient being
necessary. It becomes a matter of importance
San Francisco to be assayed.
arrested and released on $50,000 bail. He is one then to secure the best.
Over three hundred livery stables in the city of
Portland is putting on many city airs in the way of the oldest citizens and is wealthy. There was
New
Yo-k alone are using the Mexican Mustang
of suicides and other exciting episodes, with fre­ great excitement in the vicinity of tho occurrence.
Liniment, in all of which it gives unusual satisfac­
quently a “man for breakfast.” On last Wed­ The neighborhood of Brown’s house is closely tion.
—
nesday an altercation occurred at Thompson’s guarded to prevent tho accomplishment of the
Caution.— The genuine is wrapped in a fine
Steel Plate engraving with “G. W. Westbrook,
boarding house, between William Wales and Cor­ threats of lynching.
Chemist.” and “Trade Mark, A merican M ustang
nelius Gilfoy, in wLioh the former was fatally
Paris, July. 8.—It is reported that Victor Hugo L inimint ,” engraved across the wrapper. The.
stabbed and killed by the latter. Cause, liquor, has secured commutation of the sentence of Henri whole bears the proprietor’s private United State»
and some trifling quarrel.
Rochefort to simple banishment from France, in­ Revenue Stamp, and not a common stamp, as used
by druggists.
L tof M anvfacturino C o .,
Speaking of crops and the late rains, the Far­ stead of transportation to New Caledonia.
5yl
53 Park Place. N. Y.
mer says : "The grain crops are safe and hay
San Francisco, July 8.—Tho Orizaba brought
much improved, and gardens are as promising as three lions, and a few seals. ‘ They were captured
Pay Up! Pay Up!!
could be desired. There is one thing learned from off Santa Barbara for Woodwards Gardens. A sea
this season, and that is the necessity of sowing lion weighing 6,000 pounds was captured, but
LL PERSONS indebted to ths undersigned,
are requested to pay up immediately, as I
fall grain. Most fall grain is very good, and died from the heat on shore.
always is in Oregon. Much of tho spring grain is
need money to pay my own debts.
San Francisco, July 8.—Letters from Washing­
24tf
JOHN NOLAND.
only moderate. Oats a fair crop.”
ton report that the Central Pacific Railroad Com­
The Oregon Agricultural Works, now in course pany is negociating with the heirs of Capt. Wm. A Good Fann and Stock Ranch for Sale.
of construction at Salem, are being pushed for­
Dowling, claimant of Goat Island under the Mexi­
ward with commendable zeal, and at no distant
GOOD farm and Stock Ranch for sale, with
can grant, who recently died in Washington, for
good barn and out buildings and
day will bo in full operation. Mr. Myers informs
that title to the property.
the Mercury that ho expects to have ready for sale
30 ACRES nr GRAIIT.
by next season fully two hundred and fifty ma­ New York, July 9.—A Baltimore special says
chines—reapers and mowers. The importance of that the New York delegates have decided to pre­
The farm is located on Jackass creek, six mile*
these works will be understood when we say that sent the name of Augustus Schell or ex-sheriff west of Jacksonville. For further information
one house in Portland, last month, sold $175,000 Kelly for Chairman of the Democratic Executive inquire at the farm of
I3tf
WM. C. MILLER.
Committee.
worth of agricultural implements.
CARO & BAUM,
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE,
T I TV -W
R.E ,
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE,
W
POSITIVELY SELLING AT COST I
Closing Out Sale!
M. dlEXSOR,
MERCHANDISE,
DRY i FANCY GOODS.
FOR CASH ONLY
Plantation Bitters!
S. T-1860-X.
This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the sheet-an.’-
chor of the feeble and debil­
itated. , As a tonic and cor­
dial for the aged and languid
it has no equal among stom­
achics. Asa remedy for the
nervous weakness to which?
women are especially subject,,
it is superseding every other
stimulant'. In all climates—
tropical, temperate or frigid
—it acts as a specific in every
species of disorders which un­
dermines the bodily strength
and breaks down the animal
spirit.
MEXICAN MUSTANG LIMM’T,
A
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