The east Oregonian., July 12, 1879, Image 4

FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS
Semite
WisnncoTOX, Jnnol28.
Vest's lesolatioa declaring in favor of freo
coinage was taken up, the question being on
referring the Bubstitcto neccptrnl by him to
tbo committee on finance
The Marshals' bill being under discussion,
Wisdom gaitl that this bill makes it a pctud
offense for Marshals to obey tho law, and
said that there was not a parallel in all oar
history for snch a mcasnrc.
Allison moved to striko out the clause
making it a penal offense to violate any of
the provisions ol tno Dill, or ol various sec
tions of the revised statistics. Rejected;
Yeas, 14. nays
McMillan moved to striko oat all of the
bill after tho words "that tho sum $C0O.O0O
is hereby appropriated, ' etc. for payment
doring Uie tiscal year ending Juno 30, lbbu,
of fees of U. S. Marshals and their general
deputies; rejected yeas 15, nays 27. The
bill was read a third time and passed yeas
25. nays 15.
It was necessary for several Senators to
break their naits in order to make a quorum.
Chandler moved to amend the title of the
bill by addinghe words "and for other pur-
vioses:" lost.
An executive session was then held, and
when the doors, opened the Senates ad
journed. Hauor.
The Senate bill exempting from license
and enrollment fees vessels not propelled by
sail or bv internal motive power of their
own was amended and passed.
Atkins reported the bill amending the
ruadry civil act approved March 3d, so as to
authorize the superintendent of the geolog
ical surveys to extend Ins examinations.
"Wilson renoi ted back a joint resolution
providing for further treaty with Mexico;
passed. "
The resolution authorizes the president to
aBDoiat not exceeding three commissioners;
at a sal&rv of $5,000. each to take steps with
a view to entering into a farther treaty with..
Mexico.
Aa effort to take up business on the sneak
er s desk was lest, no quorum voting.
Blackburn, from the appropriation com
saittee, reported back the Senate resolution
with reference to committee clerks, etc.
amendments which he raid were a substan
tial rejection of every feature of the joint
resolution.
The report was ajreed to, and a committc
of conference ordered. Adjourned.
Nrualr.
"VVxshisotos, June 30.
Consideration was resumed of Vest's re-
luuuctiiitioa of silver bill, the pending
question being on a motion of Allison to re
fer the resolution to tbe finzneo committee.
Tho motion was agreed to, yeas, 23; nays,
22.
Tbe Hoaso joint resolution to adjourn
sine die at 2 P. M. to-day came up for con
uderation.
Windom objected to its preseut considers
tion, and the resolution goes over until to
Borrow.
Consideration was resumed of Senate bill
relating to vessels not twonelled wholly by
sill or internal motive power of their own.
exempting such craft xrcra enrollment or it'
cease.
The question -was on concurring in the
following House amendment : "Xor shall
this or any existing law be construed to re
quire the enrolling, registering or licensing
of any flat boat) barge or like craft for the
carriage of freight not propelled by sil or
by internal aaotive power cf its own on the
rivers of the United btates.
Ferry moved to insert after the word
"river" the words -'or lakes;" alopted.
The bill was reported back to the Senate
uad an amendment to the House as amended
ia committee adopted.
Sesate went into executive session and
when the docw reopened tho president's
messace calling attention to the failure of
Congress to appropriate money for the nec
ess ties of tho government was read ana
referred to tie committee on appropriations
Eaton acain asked consent to consider the
adjournment resolution and "Windom ob
jected.
"Windom introduced a bill which is the
saarsbal appropriation bill Tetocd to-day
sbxbus political riders. The bill was read
twice, and the question being on its third
rea&rag, Eaton moved to emend by adding
the political causes of the vetoed zoarssals
appropriation bill, making the bill exactly
the ease as the .one vetoed to-day; agreed
to; yeas. 27; nays, 19.
The bill was indefinitely postponed; yeas.
Si; asys, it.
On motion oi Cockrell the Senate went
iaio executive cession, and when the doors
were reopened, adjourned till to-morrow.
-
A aeae&ge was received from the President
saaouncms his approval ri tbe judicial ex
pease bill and also the veto message of the
TrawtMs bill.
Oaly a few bills of any general interest
were kitrodsced is a call of the States, and
Bach of the morning hour was consumed in
readiac the bills introduced and taking yeas
aad says upon motions of reference. The
last vote sfeawud 157 .members present, 13
Bore than a quorum.
The House refused to pass the HIl over
the Teto, the vete standing yeas b3, nays us,
sot the necessary two-thirds in the aSirma
ire.
The speaker requested xambers not to
leave the city to-day.
A message was read from the President
calling atteatiorrto the immediate necessity
of saakiBg seme adequate provision for the
dae execution by marshals and deputy mar
shals of important duties entrusted to them
The message was referred to committee oa
appropriations
Seagaa moved to suspend the roles and
adopt the resolution crauting the committee
on commerce leave "to sit daring recess for
the purpose of inquiring into all matters
affeetiag inter-Stale or foreign, commerce;
defeated.
Caaaoo moved to suspend the rules and
pass tho bill appropriating $009,000 to pay
the fees of TJ. t. Marshals and their general
dpues during tbe fiscal year ending June
3t, 1800; rejected by a party vote, yeas CI,
nays 83, the speaker voting in the negative
a order to make a .quorum. Adjourned
Hrantr.
"Washisgtos, July l.
Eaton called np the adjournment resolution
aad moved to amend Ly fixing 5 P. 2L to-day
as the time.
Tho adjournment resolution as amended
a&ally passed.
The vote by which tho free quinine bill
was referred to tbe committee on finance
yesterday, was reconsidered and the bill
a at a r. Ji
Haxey jqovccT to discharge tho committee
on foreign affairs from farther consideration
of Hoeso joint resolution looking to further
treaty with Mexico, in order that it might
bo considered and passed in tho Senate to
day. Eatoa opposed the motion. The mailer
ms referred to the committee yesterday and
was ei sach importance that it should be
oaref ally examined.
JIenr.
After the castoaary personal explanation,
the bill prohibiting political assessments was
takes ap.
Dilatory motions need np tho morning
hoar aad tho bill went over.
A moooago was received from tho Senate
stating it had agreed to House resolution for
aaal adjournment wiih.&n amendment fixing
the time at 5 o'clock-to-day.
meat aad vote took place on tho motion. i
The resolution hhw coacarred m S3 to C5. 1
PACIFIC 08 AST.
Wiped Oat,,
Pir.TWlv Jnnn ?ft .Tionlnfttif o&
Schroedcr, 12th infantry, while scouting in
Toalo county on the 25th inst, struck a
party of reuegado Tontos five miles below
Tonto creek, consisting of seveu bucks and
one squaw. alio backs were Kiucu anu mo
sqaaw captured. Tho fight lasted two
hour. No casualties on Van Sckroedcr'n
side. These are tho Indians that have been
committing depredations in Tonto basin and
vicinity.
Sax Fnuccrsco. June 20. A chango lias
been made by tho raciue Mall authorities in
a Z
tho superintendency ol wnatvesana uoc.b iu
this city. Copt. Samuels, who went oast a
few days ago, has been retired and Capt. C.
II. Salter, who arrived irom tuo oasi a icw
days ago, takes his place. Capt. Salter came
to this coast in early days as connnanur oi
the ship Typhoon, and was superintendent
of the Mail company's docks and yard tit
Benicia, and resigned and went east on ac
count of ill health. It is reported that tho
retirement of Capt. Samuels was made by
the agents of Williams, Blanchard & Co. on
condition of their retaining tho agency.
There are manv minora floating about in
connection with Pacific Mail affairs, among
which one that the basineis is about to go
into the hands of the railroad company, and
also that, the Panama Railroad Co. intend to
send some steamers out hero and start oppo
sition: but at present no conSrmaUoa of
theso reports can be obtained.
Bay Baronl.
EloVrsra. June 30. Saturday last a fire
occurred on the ranch of Philip Knhn, on
Brannan Island, resulting in tne ueatn ol
Mr. Knfcn's son, a lad of 12 years, besides
the"destrBction of a storehouse containing
produce, farming utensil, etc The origin
of the fire cannot be definitely ascertained.
The bov. who survived nntil about 3 o'clock
P. M., stated that he entered the storehouse
for. qme grain when a can of coal oil near
the door exploded, covering him with "burn
ing fluid. The boy's cries brought hi father
tocoTporwno srnppea ox nis uuramg
r-lMliinr ft 2 omeiir as possible, thereby EC
Tereiy corning aia ui u cnii.
A Girl Horribly Bnrscd.
Or.ovii.IT. Jane 30. Agnes Schn, aged
about 15 vear. was bonibly burned this
morning by her clothes taking fira while pre
paring breakiast. tne rnsneu rcreammg
into the street, the flames rising above her
head. Tbe family had not risen, and Air.
Beyea, a neighbor, seized a blanket, and
after a hard straggle with the frantic girl
and being herself badly burned, snoceedtd
in extinguishing the fire. Sho i horribly
burned, and although yet conscious, it i
thought she cannot live.
nairaiaaaci iibiibco,
Sax Fnxscxsco, Jane 30. A Sutro dis
patch says that a grand celebration is now
going oa! Bonfires on the surrounding bill,
giant powder salstes and other demonstra
tions are oeing maoe in nosor oi uie nun
pletion of the Sutro tunnel. The engine of
the Savage, Halo and Xorcros cowbinatioa
shall started at six this morning and are
discharging water from (he flooded mine
into the tunnrl. In eight hour me water
in the mine lowered 100 ftt. Everything
i working well. Water from tbe Sierra
Nevada, Union, Ophir, Boaanza. Best k
Belcher and Gould & Curry wilt not be
turned in for about two weeks.
BeCaIlr aaaT
Ecarxa. July 1. Examination of the ac
counts of Auditor Duff, of the Esreka and
Palisade Bailroad Co, show him to be a de
faulter. His accounts are short between
S25.000 and $40,000. An attempt will be
made to bring him back from the Sandwich
Island.
Tbe Salary PIeds.
Sax Fzuxcxsco. Jane 30. The county
convention of the VT. P. C. met last evening.
The committee appointed by the board of
ward president at its last session to lay the
question of the required legality of the
. . . . .. . . a .
salary pieage reqmrrairom um aooisca up
fore the convention, reported that they had
been unable to come to any decision, and re
commended that the opinion of tbe candi
dates for the superior judgeship! be taken by
the convention.
Kearney said there was something wrong
somewhere. I"i a Republican form of gov
ernment, all power emanates from the people.
The question is. has this convention the
power to pledge its delegates ? I bold that
it has, the opinion of the old fossils to the
contrary: and I will go further and assure
yon that all cf its nominees will take their
seats.
The Question of the legality of the pledge
of candidates to accept a redaction of salaries
was settled by tho adoption of a resolution
stating tbe pledge means that the candidates
will not oppose a redaction of salaries to the
amounts named in the several pledges, and
that in no sense is the pledge intended as a
bribe.
Democratic CeaTeatlatu
SxcaaxccTO. July 1. Tbe Democratic
Convention was called to order at 1 305 o'clock
by Msynsrd, secretary of the State Central
Committee, in the absence of Peter JJonanue,
and coming into the ear very slow. All low
lying laada have suffered grievonaly lately,
Large tracts were submerged. Spring corn
is sickly and weak. In short, the situation
is becoming serious, as should tored occur
chairman." Nearly every one of the SSI scats
were occupied by spectators.
Fire la Tel tow Jaelirt.
Vrxnzxxi Crrr, July 2. Last evening
fire broke. out in a deserted wiuze in Yellow
Jacket, running Irom the 3.010 level to the
2,135. Bolkheading at once began, and one
was put on the 2,010 level, just near the
1,000 drift -from the incline, and another on
the 2,135 level close to the winze where the
fire originated. This drove the smoke and
cis along the 2,135 north into Bullion, and
dense volumes poured np the chaft. The
zq is now under control, and the damage is
not over a few hundred dollars. Three
Bullion miners are missing, John Crocker,
William Perry and D. O'Dooohus. They
were at work in the Bullion incline, and
were prolably.f allocated.
Coat Kblpsieats from Seattle.
Scamx, July 2. Tho Seattle Coal and
Transportation Company shipped 9,670 tons
of coal during the past month, making a
total shipment since January 1st of 72,000
tors.
Timber Brpreiiatieaa.
Col. W. F. Procter, special agent of the
interior department of the United States
government, and party, who have been mak
ing a survey of timber lands on the lower
Sound, where depredatiens have been com
mitted, returned last evening. Ho will con
tinue the surrey next week in another direc
tion, and ii now preparing his official report,
which it is understood will indicate that ex
tensive depredations have been committed in
nearly all the logging districts on the Sound.
It will also indicate that tho amount of val
uable timber in Western Washington has
been greatly overestimated, and that a strong
toan m beiag made by certain parties to ob
tata control of all timber tend not already
appropriated. It would appear from present
indications that there is i strong determina
tion on the part of the government to put a
stop (o timber depredations hero nad to the
questionable acquirement of timber lands
by individuals.
rotecllBr tbe Harbor of Seattle.
This af teraooa, Capt. L. Simnoaa of the
ship Great Westers, was arretted and
brosgbt before a Jastice of the Peace of
Seattle for discharging ballast la Elliott bay
within the incorporate limits of tho city of
Seattle, ia violation of ordiaasce No. 179,
which requires all vessels discharging balkst
in Elliott bay, within the city limits, to M
chargo sach balhtat ia ballast ground at the
foot of Madieea street, Haleaa tpecial per
mbeioa be fires by tho city eoaaeil to dis
eharge ebewhere. The case was heard at
length. W. II. White appesriag for the city,
aad MeNaaght Bros, for defendant. The
defendant was fined $75 and cosu; where
upon it was announced that he would take
. .i - ta ? . r -. i I . .
an appeal to uio unuiti vuuu, u n
proposed to mako it a teat case, but refrained
from the further discharge of ballast.
Kavnse Affray at Astoria.
aoyieii. Jolv 2 A desperate cuttinir affray
occurred hero to-day iu a house of lti-fanio,
between Kclho llamsay, a notorious courtezan
and T Connor, a longshoreman. Tho lam
musclo of Connor's arm was cul in two, the
kulfo coming within a hair of the brachial
artery. Tho woman got off with a bad atab
iu tbo right knee.
uiruu .touUiiAlei!.
Sax Fnaxcxaco, July 2. Tho Democratic
Convention, after choosing a State Central
Committee, went into nomination for gov
ernor. Hugh J. Glenn, nominee of the II.
B. Convention, was nominated by acclama
tion. A recess was taken till evening.
Rounaaa Salt.
San Fiuxcikco. July 3. buit was com
menced to-day in the 23d district court by
John II. Burke, on behalf of himself and all
other Consolidated Virginia stockholders, to
recover $1,000,000 from James C. Flood, the
Pacific Refinery and Bullion Lxchange and
the executors of tno estate of . S. O'Brien,
deceased. This suit has the efftct of tying
up the cstata of O'Brien, which was about
to be distributed, and ts similar in principle
to those now pending, making four suits
now before the court, aggregating c-U,-H1.003.
Callfdruta Democratic NiiminatlaBi.
Tbe Democratic State Convention of Cali
fornia made further nominations as follows:
Lieutenant-Governor. Levi Chase, of San
Dteco: Secretary of Slate. W. J. Tinnin. of
Trinitv: Controller. V. B.C. Brown; At-
tcrney General, Jo. Hamilton; Surveyor
General. W. A. Minis; Superintendent of
Public Instruction. IL C. Geatord. of Napa;
Clerk of Supreme Court, D. B. Wolf; State
Treasmvr. G. T. Panb, of Sonoma; Chief
Jastice, R. F. Morrison, of San Francisco;
Associate Justices. McKee. McKinstry,
Thernton. Ross. Storey, Beardon; Congress,
2d district. T. J. Clunie; 3d district, CP.
Brry.
KAN FKAN CISCO J'KOBCCE HAKKET
rxtar orsraTcu.
Sax Faascrsco, Jaly 2.
VrnE.iT-Stcady. MitliuR. SI 70. Ship-
linc SI C2Ji(l ffii.
rLODR Qoitt.
OAT-Wtuier. Sales festal $1 32J.
MillinR. $1 35.
POTATOES Steadier.
WOOL Doll aad neminal.
If the Sahara Is Flooded, What?
The only important objection which
has thus far been urged against the under
taking has arisen in the apprehcaioa
expressed by a few scienttts that the
evaporation i roJuced by o hnje aad so
shallow a body of water, cxpxd to tbe
tropica! un, woulJ be u(5cic; to Jctuge
northern fcutopc wall inccsant rativ, atw
iu reduce materially the iemrerai8e b
all Uie coanlries north ol the A'p. It
has even been feared that winds freighted
with moisture on crossing th: coW sum
rails of the A' pi. would prerip4ate rsst
volumes of water and produce a degree of
cold which would give Denmark and
northern Germany a semi-Arctic dima:e
and produce a glacial epoch farther north.
Is il not probable that all snch muander
standi ru as to tbe topography of the Sa
hara aad North Afnca.' 1 he entire re-
rrion to be flooded is practically shut ia
by moantaia-cliams oa all sides.
I tie Atlas Mountains on tne nana.
their snow dad peaks in some instances
ir.oco feet, afford a lutnaeni bulwark ior
tbe protection of bo rope irom increased
humidity. Inc only possible northerly
outlet for air currents from hi Jul would
be across Tunis in a northeasterly duec
tion over the widest pans of tbe Mediter
ran can. Currents moving in thu direc
tion, if they reached at aH, would touch
the shores of Greece after they bad lost
most of their humidity. M. de Leseps,
after a careful examination o! the question,
is convinced that it would result in the
general improvement of tbe climate of
i . . I .1 . .
Europe ram ci man iu m umiuicuu
The advantage of the evaporation to North
Africa, cannot be overestimated. The
snow-did ditti of Apan, lying ta the east
of the proposed sea, and the Kong moun
tains to the south, mould bring down up
on the parched desest grateful rains, which,
with tbe assistance ot cultivation, would
in lime no doubt redeem thousands of
square miles from the dejo'ation of the
sands ScriLner for July.
Tho Courtship of Bl&nquL
The coartihip and marriage of 21.
Bl&nqui, the French revolutionist, arc
said to have been Terr romantic.
"When only 19 ho became a tutor in an
aristocratic family living near Toulouse.
He fell in love with a young lady also
residing in the chateau, bat she was
wealthy, and he did not venture to dis
close his devotion. For tx years lie
remained silent, when at last alio dis
covered his feeling, and returning it, be
came his wife. Six years afterward
the died. Blanqui still wears mourning
for her. In 1S4S, at Iho Radical club
he presided over, Le never took off the
blacfc.gloTcs he habitually wore. These
produced a curious effect when he ued
gestures to emphasize any remarks he
made in his somewhat shrill voice
The&c gloves are of a eculiar make, and
come high up tho wrist liko those of a
lady. The reason for this singularity is
that the determined conspirator still
wears on his wrist the' bracelet of her he
loved and still mourns.
Opium In England.
A statement, says tbe London Lancet,
has lately been made to the effect that
during the last two years the consuwption
has bten induced by the restriction of the
sale of intoxicating liquors by the early
closinj of public houses. That the sale
of narcotic drugs hasor Ute greatly in
creased there is little reason to doubt, but
it is rather to the hardness of the times
than :o any restraint in the sale of driuk
that the increased consawplTon of opium
by the working-classes is to attributed.
Opiura is cheaper than alcohol, and two
pence expended on the lotmcr will give
the latter. Nor, when first commenced,
does its use prodace ruch. anpleaunt
after effects as an intoxicating dose ol a!
cohol.
When yo9 ice a young man with a wild,
haggard look negotiating for a ro-ing
chair and a soap dish, you can know that
his landlady insists on his replacing the
lunmure he threw out ol his window at
the cats the previaes night. Boston Post.
Ltdtet do sot talk across the street.
A Remarkable Fossil.
The NdLuiyport Iletald reports the
discovery of a rcmitkablc fcsil on Plum
Iilan l. i here has been an cleviticn oi
sand, formerly knoan as "Broth:!
Beach, a hundred and fifty f et long and
fifty feet high, one of the larsest sand
hills on the island. letter!' the wind has
blown it away, so that the sand dune his
lowered to a hight of but a few feel. For
many years it wat a mark for the fisher
men ana coxycrs, out is now scarcely
discernible from a t hurt distance at sea.
On Sunday afternoor some gentlemen
.observed protrajin; fiom the sand which
remained oi tne vanished hill a urje
bone, and curiosity was excited to dis
c-vcr wnat it was. l ools were t rocuicu.
and on digging their tabors were rewarded
by the dtscor err of a most extraordinary
skeleton for this part of the world.
The ssull was between two anJ three
feet wide, and they uncovered a length of
backbone of orer seven fee'. It was not
a fish they are certain, since a joint of leg
bone, as they describe it, orer cigli ecn
inches long and between four and five in
ches in diameter, was discovered. They
describe the skull as in form like that of
an elephant, and tbe leg bone as ol cnor-
rouus iolidtty when it belongeJ to the
animal buried there. From tbe condi
tion of the bonts they must hare been
covered for ages, as they were readv to
crumble, and it was with difficulty that
they could be handled so as to take them
to the station without crumbling to pieces. I
No one has ever been able to find out
why a boy slams the door when he gots
out mad, but good gucssers imagine the
it is because he daren't slam the fami-y
A Valaafcle Medlelae.
Dr. Fkazier: "ily constitution was
very much broken down for years. Mr
digestion, bowels and nervous sj stew
were in a very uul condition. My sys
Um was not pnjerly nourished. After
mtin I was dutrrvoi, ami inr fool
wouki not assimilate proirlyv co that I
rcceireI little ltenefit I a wik and
meat tntseraUe, but on trying your I tout !
Uittrrs I sceuml to U TOHUcnullr acted
. e
uion, anu tbey nave given rae greai
comfort whilt Biau; them. HnclAml
find. $.5 for six liottles, which Jca.v. oi
me soon. J. J. Snxsixo,
Cindnnati, Ohio.
Da. FcAStcr; "I have had a splendid
tnnltf on yuir I loot Isittrrs. They en
tirely CHiwi wet ef my caaetomen, a ui
min, tf Dr!iMsia, who Itad uol all
kind (if Medicines witLoHt any good n-
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barn, wagon or marhinerr, the woadcr
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the Uat, for it is warranted br tlir
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for Quinine, Calomel or Mineral Pois
ons Life for the Blood, Strength for
the Nerves, and Health for.AlL
A OPES LETTER TO THE PUBLIC.
RelleTlOK that br cleaning the blood am!
bolldlnx aplhocoatUtaUss ai tb ootr tro
irsr uZ btnliblnr dUeaic. aod bclos UoabJeO
wltn -eakoeao( the loon. eatanb, very mreU
broken down In eomtitatloa. etc. and arter
IrylntthB beat phyaleiaoi acd piylnsoat my
iDooey lor man jr kl ndi t t taetllel oe aIvi llaeti
wltboal flodlos a permanent care, I began Uoe
lortnr ntrsetr.uatns nedlelaea atade from roots
and brrba. !orwnaicly dUcoveretl a wonder
lot BUIers or IJlotxl -Cleanser, tbe firtt bottle of
alilcb cave we new We aad vizor, and la time
effected a permanent en e. I was tree from ea
tarrti. ray long became a:roncand.soanl. be
Inc able to atand the moat severe cold nad ex.
potore. and I bare calned over thirty poands
in welrbt. l-ecllrs confident that I had made
'a vroudtrlnt dlcoverr in randlclne, 1 prepared
aqeantlty of lit Root Hitlers, and waalo tbe
babtlol ctTinctbenaa-ay UtIeJc.'r1Dds and
nttxtiborr. I foaad the medicine eSected Ibe
most wonderfnl cere or all dleaes canted
Irom bnmorsorarrofala in lbs blond. Impru
dence. Bad Biotnacb, WeaUnes, Kidney Ti
ease. Torpid IJver,et&.etc Tbe news of my
dtaeoverylntbU vayaere! rroa oae penon
In another nnitl foond aytelfcatled 'Upon to
anpply pailenu with medictaea faraail wide,
and I wat Induced to cstablUb a taboralory tor
eompoandlDcaBd boitllas Ibe Root Killer in
larre qnan'llies, ami I now devote all ay time
totbta bcatneac.
Tbooaaa3i ot perioral In all parts ofttie man
try ate already ualrr ItOOT HITTEK4. Tbey
liaro saved many lives or coninmptlvcs wbo
bad been riven up by rtetnls aad pfeyiiclana
to die. and bave ocnaanently earel manyoid
ebr nlccaiet of Ca!arrh,crorala.HljtBmallii,
Dyspepsia and Hfttn D4eae, where all other
treatments bad ta'IeJ. Are 70a iroabted with
sick headselie, coatlvtneu. dlzalaeas, weak
ne, badjaita In I tie month, Btrvoasur u and
broken down to raastHtiMffa f Yea will be
cam! K sou lake the HOOT BITtKKK. Itave
yoa burners and pHaplea on yeur faeo or skin?
iotblnt will aire yoa anett ro-d beattb,
atieDgtU and beauty aa ROOT BITTERS.
NO inatler what yoar freMnn or symptoms
are, what th alM or allmeat 1, ne Itxsl
Ultters. Doa'l wait bbM yo are slek. but If
yen only feel bad or Miserable, ttse tbe ltiuers
at once. It may aare yoer life.
CXv I know that jealeaa phyaetaaa will ery
humbnr boeaaae nsydiaeavery eareaaomaBy
of tbelr patients, bal I eareno. It Is now my
deslra and deiermtaatloa to place my ROOT
BtTTBKX aa fast aa poMlbiewSthtn tbe reach
of all those isfferlRc Ihroag hout I ha werld.
8 Id by wholesale aad re Lull drnssitta and
country merchants, or sent by exptest oa re
ceipt of pric. ft per boitle.or six bcttlri i.
rorcertlnrates or wsedctfut cure, see my larsa
clreataraioandeaatitotilf ormedlctBC. Head
and J ad re for yosrself.
IS. Aayonrdrerrit or merchant torFRAZ
IEirS ROOT BITTKKS, tho great blood Cleaat
er, and take no ubtttiBtbamayreeemend
becaiue bs mke a larzrr prott.
O. W. FRAZIKR, Dtaeaverer.
HaperterW., ClevtlaaJ.O.
Ptor sate wholesale by
RetllBg-taH aaa Pranataea, Cat.
IMPORTERS !
AND
Wholesale ami Iti-tail Dealers in
General Merchandise i
Goods Sent by Mail or Wells
Fargo.
Orders from the CounirSolicited
All
kinil-t of rViidarc Houht ncd Sold
or SuM on CommUsiotu
Letters prmf4ly annctrtd. Country e
fit uhII jot ly c$rrtijndmg zeith us.
Centennial Block, the Middle Store
2o. 1 GO and 171 Second St.
an 31-ly Comstock Pfluger.
"KmTrrrv&i "n. sadtniciiea win
XV VXJ.Uiibi collrctloct n4 l
tctul ij uiio ut all aiads (or putles In tbe
country. ebTln j only a ima:inrnailklon tor
! the tame I'romtil retain mala frrn all col-
liUn.aalall balor( nilltn vlllrrcelTc
lniOKJI'ie ailention AH ka4'nt Inloraa
lion famUhtJ. Parties bokllar blili aralnt
VTtna la l"urtIsU ca fcavtthestmeaucsU
rJ In. AOarvra, W UBPPINUEK,
J-rtI Box 7S. IVrtlanJOrtttMi.
L.K. C. Smith,
Isafatttr tOwmlt tMir la
Cigars and Tobaccos
Th Urf Ml Swnt iVl 4 Xxfnlmn iJ AaVr
(Ali tn tx cMf rutMfariltMllM
ta-t V arUn ttvm ta fnliy
C'ar.I'raul nail MarU Nllrt!ut.Of a.
12
MLLtxSoU.
W. t SIX .
Dubois t king,
Woe! Commission Merchants,
Jatlianir Hnilroa raittl;amrBls
111 WAMItiCerOK ST,
m rao-vr sr .
OnaWi taj W aJmnartina f -aiaac W W J
Uul. tmemuk. I in ! fwa.iui K
aufttua
WE sSHIP
T fa rmam ia4 Bottaa Jbtbti far Ovan Xf T
EVERDIXlslLr FAUHELL,
WOOL DEFERS,
Orvf Fr t ul AthrStrwU,
POKTl.V.'VD, 1 : OEHCOX.
kaln.
KM
Dubois j g
Ceneral aeats.
Coainili'ion and Forwarsio; Vrrrbaats,
IM Foat tlrrvt, lit WatMasVui street.
IVvtlaad.Oxa. Sa Kruidtto. Oal
5(Xtal allealSaa cItpb ta IV al of VToot.
fleer. Gnu asJ Ire!aec la lwtlaa4 atxi san
Fnae'-acix. feb l-lm
Painters' Stock.
17i lie Leads f
White Zincs,
Ltnsecd Oil,
Turpentine,
jsrushes,
Colors,
Varnishes
tor. sale or
Hodge, Davis & Co.,
vviiolorvlo 3DxrujcdsstaB.
iaa-tr
Taroaatgomofy's t
EMPERANCE HOTE
8K ritVNCtSCO- Ctiaa. Motlfomfry, 1-rop.
Tbl I ine only trlrt,' iratveraae IvKel la
fUn Franriteo.aod cSna sarWrtaraaeammo
dalloBS la Ua iraveliny pautM. Banl aal
laltfnr rrday ncta.tof:; per week. W t JS.
Kl'S meatt. Ocen a. Six cseal Uckm. St
ipiKm
.OTTISTJS
Remlnfioa,
Sharp's and
Wlneheater
GUNS
OTT2SJS :
beminitons,
hrp snd
WlrnhMler"
man.
Rifles.
And CaxtrWresofall kinds at minced price,
ItY AVil. IICCK ,V SOX,
i-lT txnf ind . Ortcnn
CHEAT REDCVnOX IX nUCES.
smoN & co.,
Doors, Wintloirs, Bliads anil (ilass
wncnTS. conns axd rcuxrs,
IS rront U, brUWaxBlarlon Alder.
M lm FOSTtAXn. ORBCOX.
KjFOROUS PLASTR
5 A Wondorfcl Remedy J
Tbere tt xmcompirlsja between !lax. the
common s!owactlns porons platter. Il Is
In every waytaperlor to all etber external
remedies, tnelnJIof ItnimecU and the to
talled electric! appliance. It contain
new medicinal eieraenu wbkh in combln.
auoa wllh robber, poteaiea the raott extra
ordinary paln-rellevln;.trenrthnlns and
earalle aropertlrt. Any paytlelan In
yoar own local llr wilt ronflrm tbe above
ttatement. For Lam Raes, Rheumatics,
Female Weakness, htabborn and Neiect
ett Ootdi. and Coaxht. dlseated. Ktdncys,
Whooping COaxb. afieeUoos of the heart,
and all Ilia for whiah porost ptaatera are
nied. It la ilmply lhibett known remedy.
Ask for Benson's Ca peine IMroat Ilaatcr
and Use no other. Hold by alt Dnrrlt.
fries 23 cent. Bent on receipt of price, by
Seabary 4Johnoa,3l Piatt au, NewYotk.
rnehSVlm
a. A. ei'X'l t O V J J It 1 1) C 12,
Dinet Ianer aad Dtaler la
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS,
Xe.Ul rrsmt Rl. Iorttaa0.nr
III lBataBBB fWMP1 III BsiwaMt 9gm
The. Best Spring Medicine and
Beautifler of the Complexion in
use, Cures Pimples, Boils.
Blotches, Neuralgia, Scrofula,
Gout, Rheumatic and Mercurial
Pains, and all Diseases arising
from a disordered state of the
Blood or Liver.
MB 1B MYALL BRUGOISTS.
aplSlm
OFF
f tke eeutrj-, aai tka dUseolUee
m. tH for
HAINES (Genuine) SINGLE GEARED HEAD EH,
Specially Improved for this Season Ten or Twelve feet ct-
serr a&imjs ma thc ua mousu
SchHttlsr Fans, Freight, and Spring Wagonx
Stitetehaksr Wagons, Studebaker 4 Spring Hacks.
RegIator, Wlni Mills, The most complete windmill is ase.
Elwanl Harvesters, Vaiily superior to any othr hand bisdei
Harvester ia market. WH handle lodd cr fallen grain,ind eJeral
k better than any known machine of its class.
avB3BawaaiBeaBttBftaaBaeBBB
' laaaaaaaaa
Agricultural
Newbury, Chapman & Co,,
Importers and Deaden in
Farm Implements and Machines,
261 an, 263 Front Street, and 262 First Street Portia.. Oret
Branch Housm at Walla, Walla, W. T., and Albany, Oregon.
Agrndei at all iroportant points in Oregon, Wasainjton Territory and Western
Mala General Agents for D. 3L Osborne Col's Hovers, Reapers,
and Self-Binding irarrosters, IraproTed Whitewater Wagons,
ilorrisoa Era's. P5on, Lion Self Damp Salty Bakes,
Espy Haekz, illnaesota. TEres&ers. Headers,
WLippk Guiles, Bolster Springs, Farmers Friend Drills, Esreriy Broadcast Seed
ers, and a Fall Lin of Steel and Wood Goods.
CgTThe best Steel Binding Wire in the Market. ju o.Jf
THE WESTINGHOUSS
THE 5LUTE &-C0.,
By rjuss.t of tlia mannfictarera -are hare acceptal the Agency for this State and
tbo adjoining Territories of the abore justly Celebrated Slachines.
We have satisfied ourselves that Vie above aro really SUPERIOR Machines, aad
are recommended by fanners wbo nscl them last season as THE BEST Ma
chines they hare ever seen.
ts5y"Scnd for Catalogues arid desariptire CiTcnlars.
Agents wanted in every coantv in this Stato and the Territories.
E. o. KORTHRUP & CO.,
jn 3-tf Portland, Oregetu
Sent to our Office, we will send
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tho
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Dine of tfee Werld,
Ta av pertisx. et the Grsae md
'rtrf of the P&eiga Coast ka.T
t by ti BUCXXrXX. tia.t bo far
ere caa be JcBorajst ef its merits?
tnire argnext to cesTlaee Mm at
Verlorityi as it lx too well ui (
y Tctewu to seed eemmeat. It U
tfeetiem ef all Reaper aad Mow.
bchlnee.
especial attention to our Hem
I and Perfected
Taylor Sulky H&xes, belt Dcap
iog aad Plain.
Monitor and Straw Beraiag E-
gmes.
Saatf far Special CaUiefse, also tm
er Mew Pr" 1 ISti.
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tel in Portland,
fa Jtr
Implements
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