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About The new Northwest. (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1871)
- i n e v-st I i V : r. r..r..T,-.-., i - , - osny B ' - ' f - . . I ey . T KID AY- - tVar Um yw laartbw. MIMMtlUlltwMwMvlM, Aj H vU la lb Ii-b. IMlMM II bml" bat ewbUe, ' . Obi MMla u4 dark lb awful Mri JtWwwiriMr -Wane sate aaa traatlas CtlaflB wMb to to tew baabaad-a lMt UllUBg with Maad te part . .: . J For Um ak af Mat, waa, with Hla tbir, roan WUB. nttattrea H Stlta aJaraw toa. k(tkMMIIMkiniWi 1 aardaa wth a to (Mwkltec wiaej Moalr.baJ aarelr. wb WiMtaf M, B trad Um wa ef Ut deeltas, ; issaai. And Mr bk are hmH . with Iran and Aad br kMrt ku nm waarv aad nil Bar baabaad kawloaf ala i to think " OflbaUAtblaewabaaBllcbtad, . V :Ai4litiukiri,iiMtkiMn atak. Vawvat, Bator, Bwalffctaa, Many Matter hrrSoaa re if a (Mar orBhaara1 aaea, ... Aa4 nay aa aaweat Mor, ,.-tm Afeiaewerkoiaiiiae,iiiii aii Deatk.tloaaaM a ajiryalr Aia tea mumt Uut avU wUk Uxawnnaai aklaa, Aae ettaf ajearar taerr Ibom Waarn. 1 fUU ntory efa Flaia ( Calaraa, aceortlac la Mia Art bTOkiium, la Ot 7ar U71, r MnTA. X Punlvajr, In Ik Oalnaf taaUaifcrtoaaf Puna i laiWaaalae- . -"y.l ..., .-. The balmy breath of April b rotate 'aUrreoTthe apring graun and awallad the bud of tree to buraUng, while the ""genial annahlne, which had warmed Into vapor the heavy anew drlfta of January, came peeping cheerily Into 2my little eaat. window at whoae baa the epringiog hop-vine aent up long, tender ahooia of emerald greeiuFor the firat time In many weeks I bad awakened to conaokwaiiyvT Endeavor lngOTMart up la the bed, I .waa aur prised. o And myself Imprisoned lna eleae straight Jacket ; I rank, back, not luUf 'comprehending my. situation, but yet feeling the eflfccU of a kind f torpor which I could not mtboBuJL low moan escaped me. that wsounded. to to my as the wkll of a lost spirit. Dr. Armstrong was bestde ma in. a moment. Deatronary - atippfng" tM VjHnrneOiy ergi, ftd me from eonllnement, and spoke ten derly and hopefully, "Our little JnditbV rnad a plcamnt alesp saM arrnyrnllyjni be stroked sy head, ami ithwav MaHMmtt motioned my mother out of the JUm the blessed, glooapmsseahiie( Judith. , F tUe.Drnglrig gritaa aitd Bstea to.ihetnblaf a eeog.tfod Vgood to us, lan't ha, darnagT I ! don't knowT saMT, uwanOlyr H eannat nnderatand It a.Tr " . K "Too bava been very Ul, dear Judith, '' but you're better now. Be very still and quiet, and yen shell soon we-nw-nnd Z well agala." - . :v, tv.- ' Where'f my huaband, durtor? Qh, - . yesj 1 remember,n eontlnued I, trem--Jowsly. Hs was la trouble, and I should have gone to hint, (natead of , sleeping nere.n u . . yyaar husband Is well, dear Judith, - but you cannot are him now. If you will be obedient to your mother and mraelf jre'll aooft bsra you well; and ' If you want to be of any real service to i. him you m net m-over -yoar former j aaann, wui my little audita prpmise :; to ooey ass for bar buabantrs aaker V He bad struck the right chord now. -1 would have gone through fire for my buaband's sake, never once dreaming of hte great Injuatloo to pne, or of bis crtms that was only f be expiated by long years olsrtvleala tae aUaae prison. . "Does llttla Jadltb know .bow long dM not reply, I was trying to eol- Isotmy abatteiadMaBaa.1 Presently my mother en terrd, and coming to the bed, ,ehe ralsefLme In, ft an jtstbough I nan oeea aa infant. ' Does my darting know her mother?" waa aaxtons qaery a i u "Ofcouraa I do. Where's father?" I asked, sagiry- i ... . r"He's la the aext room, darling, and jWa very anxious about you. Will you sea him?" .:-J ; MYea, I aaswered, wearily. : J My father, from whom I bad so long .been estranged came at ay mother's x bkldtng, 1 ' reached forth' my' Xhta, transparent hand, which, be cUspedas HMWiW the rst lime alnee I eouU remember my :.. mtber warmly klaaed me, and I nestled . up to atam aad. closed jayaraal He raUcdjnt la blaasaasand bore toe ten; ' oeny w uie sitting room, whem Adtoi4MaraVWMdn i seat la aa aneouih ana-chair ik. very same la which I bad satandsufr fared on my wealing day-MUsd bakfthg . . me tightly, my atrong and self-willed , father forget, bis naturally barsh and bruSqoe mannsrt and treated me with mlnr1ed respect and teniltrnass. "h, atberl, U you bad ajways beea . tbaa kind!" 1 said, weakly; aa I laid . my poor bead apoa le. bread, ; ample f , aoaom and burst Into tears. . .rtboaa taare win aire m,n bald TLe Hor, cheerfully. ,"They are the Brat ( caeouraglng njsaptoqts Jn Jter caeo, . : Light and refreshing nouriiihmeDt was ordered, and a few minute direetlone ' tfrta, before the doctor left the bouse,1 - wnere wr so many weeks watched end guarded me from the near - a - t - r I Patiently through a tedious cuaral- I nursed and petted. The children walked an tlp-toa when U the my dear, tired, aaxloue- vlaaged mother vu unsparing la bar devotion to njr many wants. Further tidings concerning my truant husband IMfted, in rala to gata. Ont Ira 'ttfADcAp Vuot Uaf fast strengthening brain, I would get well. I would embark la some buaineaa out of Which I should make tnoney, and 1 would find him then, i I could not doubt hi lore, but was obliged to Inwardly eoateee hie guilt. No member of the faarfly mentioned hla name, and, ae I did not go out In company, I aaw do who spoke to me of him, '- " My father grew tired of our dear little Mne, b4 Ipngwt foe khe oJd-Jlm wooda freedom of new countriee. Ho man new aettlementa had ' grown an flowledarouod'iu ihatTWbrlt cramped and hampered. ' "I have out lived my generation la thla country,'! be would often Bay, And eeelng him dlaaatUfied, my mother eoneented to break up her long eatabllahed and hard- acroas the continent. That waa many years ago, and even a Journey fraught with baaard and hardahip which few people now -would voluntarily en dure. The dear old bomestead and all Its fond associations became the property fospeeulatora.r In a abort space pf time a long line of oxen, bitched to covered wagons, stood before the door, while all hands were busy la the llnal prepara tion for oufdeparture. I bad so for re covered as to be able to walk lisUcaaly about the bouee, but I had bo heart for work. - - ' Slipping sway from the good-natured and sorrowful throng of olJ-Ums iiielgb bora, who seemed awe-atruck at my (k tiler's audacity in thua starting out Into an. gitkbwwn ik, I sought my long neglected bower. '-The balmy apring bad been there weeks before, and the fresh verdure was grandly beauti- fut"RrerWitly 1 klteltHowlt beside the moea-grown bouklcr which for years had been my seat In the bower, and poured out my aonl - In- prsyer.tMd Bandalpbon, who waits on the outer moat courts of the temple of the Moat High, bear and gather, up that wild, despairing petition, and east It forth upon the waters of merry that It might bear fruit after many days? '- I always-wo considered vlalonary. I don't think that my grey hairs and dim eye-slghtr which at the present day peootaiaa mo two aeore and ten, have eat-lived those old-time vlsiomv -1 hope they will beam upon my mind when I go down through the-Valley and Shad ow pf Jtoajth) and that ere thrjena ma-' seen Hand may guide and comfort-me. My mind bad recovered tta tone. I seemed Inspired by a peace that passeth understanding, and was upheld, I knew not bow. LlBaOnctirely I moved the rwr which formed my bower seat, and there, upon the damp earth where slimy nah-worma crawled, I found a letter. The paper waa anttea amlvtaowordeaiaaeaitllegi ble, bat I )ecognUed the free, bold chl rography aa that of William 8nyder. Indeed, there waa no-one else to write to ma, I could only read the words, TU explain aU some day." Then fol towed., a page whkrr I eeoid not de cipher, and at the last ths cleafTbold world 'Walt." Thai was all: but It was to mo, On, so aauobl I bade a last adieu to the loved and hallowed spot, east a lingering look at the busy Falls, and hearkened to the mualfl of the murmuring braeae as the xaapleB waved aanlema farewalL- Then I hurried noma, and reached the crowd ilttsLta, the teams ware beginning their line of march. Creeping bark into oTlhe waganai f sat down aJ6ta7lth tveaUgAteThe recorda concerning bis the solemn promise, 'TU explaJn,"'! trial foTforgery, and found tUt the iwoofs eaannag ia my aaaj a sweet aeeompaa- iment to the sharp ataoator "Walt." Would I aver solve the mystery? My father bad engaged the services, aa teamster, of my old-ti me tormentor, John smith ' by name. ' whose anod-natored Babenery wss my special aversion. As I aat fat the wagoa watobing his short, stoat, unwieldy form as -be tradged beside the wagon, with, along oX-WlMp.e Jtlaaddra, I anald-as msmber nothing butbls eoarss Jests ai a former occasion, wbea he bad 4bet forth at aa evening party the burly Words, "Bully for 'Broadcloth' aad J nder' ' His rhortihlck neck Wat sai nted by a sneak of earrot-oolored hair, aad hbrietly beard, elose shavea Very Sunday, presented ptore points than any peeeuptae. His pog-i minded me of a tallow candle, which oa soms hot day bad nut down into lumps at Its base and congealed, while his eaormous mouth aad thick lips were set with really handsome teeth. Hla Jaws were square and his eves fishy. . from my solitary eooch la the back part of the wagoa I lay and drew this mental picture, aad I Inaert It here because this man has much to do' with my story, Our course for many days was through tb wHtlcPienU of the Western States, but M time rolled on we reached the Missouri fiver, wbluh wa cruaaed aad out In the seemingly boundless Plaina. ; -: - ' For wetks and atoatha we Journeyed the monotony of our onward march oeing often broken by Incidents of v'V,fcUevpriyatlon and hardnUlp wmwi x' muai, nos awell rpan, bauthe moat tote Mating portion of my reiit ful life has yet to be revealed,, ' J When the balmy breeaee nf October came frees, over the bread Parana aad kissed the brows of the bold Cascades, we reached our Journey'e end and set tled near the baseof them bio3bramV ful aouatatae'A fui BsoaataMa,- - The work Of i sai tmctiag a baMtatloa aad Improving a new farm bagaa la earnest' " '. : ' . - ' r. . Try as I would to mourn and langulah orevmygreMnaatHmonlalmlafortua,! could not aj ways gtJsve.ThJon Jour- ney, the Utah Slciaag YtblshltuOaa nf whloh would half fUl a volume with In ly Interesting facta, had brought strength to my frame, and I rapidly vl4Clfnfo eaydotnjthwte4 beautiful woman. I grew Car too busy fur naarUd eeftUsieiitaail worked With a will, determined to dlsangulah myself In soma way , before theworld. Not fbr awe" meeaeot did I ktee OU memory of my atrange amour; but with retomlng nosJlh aawapliitml narnpatloa to nay te my Intense lmaginatloa, paace, bo My father, now that we were friends again, gave me frequent tasks of vorjgj lag In the timber. : lie aaamea to forget thai I was stepping out of a, woman's sphere; and I was very glad be did for get. With a little practice I ' ableto Wield anendefa1mge aw ; and It -wae-not leflg MtUl'I eoukl rtveboardsaad makeahlngiesaswetl as my mtber eon Id. The rainy season of the FaclOe Blope was well npoa us before we were -fairly settled la oar rode aabra home, but my father and I carried oa out shingle and paling manufactory aader the friendly shelter of a mammoth fir tree .which, daslag she heavleat Unmet ran ism novel "ahop" lmpervioua to water. I believe my father learned to lore me. He certainly grew deferential and re spectful, though In his brusque way be slwOWettftrr addaaed ma awi'inda, or need the cognomen, leas flattering and wpialtr platonJr toea. . ,i ' ; , . ,YT My good-natured brother Jleraee, now an ungainly appearing , but sensible youth of nineteen, gathered the strag gling children of our sparse settlement Into a winter? acnooL- alch ill the younger members of our family regutar- ly auunded, t.,rj rrttiii "1 My mother spent much of her time In the rude tog bouse atone, engaged In the multitudinous duties ianambent upon the mother of a Urge family, and blessed with none of those modern conveniences of life, which at the present day eon- tribute ae ftucb to the gsnsral welfare of the thrifty housewife, ''"Her" old-time drudgery with spinning wheel and loom had net been resumed ta herneW PaclHe borne ; but hot health end strength bad departed, and her step lost Its elasticity, and her .eye its sparklev yet not one of us noticed that she was drifting away. Badly and wearily she worked all through that dreary winter. A - ; efTlrrBmul' April, one year after I bad awakened to consciousness from a long illneaa In that other homo hall-way aerasv neat, I was sitting alone with her la the rude doorway, watching the bright form of the jaoea aa aha came proudly Up from behind the mountain tops, shed ding a flood of radiance over ear peraons aad apoa the floor, and awakening la my mind an lndesorihable longing to probe the mystery 4ha( shrouded my destiny, my sorrow long suppressed. broke forth UWeStislneQndTsolbed Jn at lent aesnair. . MWbat lo4t, darting rr queried1 my aear,'ae si laid far rd aid wasted band npoa aryhead, r- ;-v.. ,'".t f nnlWa I umMl villi a Mil "I wonder that I do not diet Soateti my beart'a love la still, and then I fancy that I am conquering myself, but, ohl I do so long to know what baa become of my poor; misguided kualaadr'fr "rreclous child," waa the sad Bra pome, "I hare a secret to toll yott which I would to God you were not obliged to bear. That man was not year husband, dearP'- ,. l; K. ; ","., , -Mother, be is my husband before Ood and man!" ' - - r-, .- v -"Darling," and the caressing arm was clasped around me, that man was a Ugamlst as well aa a forgerr Doa't get angry, but llstea to me. Year father tn- of bigamy were there aubafaniiatL He Intended to get yoa a divorce, but to his Intense relief he found that, aa yoa were not married, it waa not nrrnsasi j ." 'Love ma, mother, or I shall diet" I uralled In agony, as I baried my strtrkea bead la her bosom aad shuddered con vulsively. '. ' i v, Long aad tenderly that mother's arm embraced my ahrinklng forsa. At last shitlpokej xajar jnaiin, i n anning away.1 aiy ure baa token such deep root la the bom of my early aad protracted toil that.lt could not bear transplanting. Yoa 'wIUsooa he deprived of your mother. Promlsa me, Judith, that yoa wilt forget yourself la your duties to your younger brothers and slaters, and oo te kind to your poor mtber." " ' ' 1 I could not speak. - -1 wondered at her strange eompoaure, .' ,', "t I "My life baa been a sad one, Judith, Wit I have done what I coald. fie bra vs and strong, my darUag, for your moth er's sake, and remember the reeponaibll Ity of your position aa bead of your fath ers noaae. My work to alasoat done. Your father doa not see that J .aid go ing, n is wen." . , . It was my tarn to careaa bar now. I "J ases ana vko toe agony of a new sorrow piercing my souL I atemed behind bercludr, and preasing ber weary bead in my bands,' I tried to encoumsw bet to bell re that aba would live, But knew better Uiaa I the eocentric throbbing of bar, long over-worked heart. The next morning found her an- able to rise. A few days of anxiety aad sabduoi quiet around Um bouse, a bitter wailing of sorrow from tM many chil dren, mingled with iaaavmbdve sobs of agony from my stricken father,, and all was aver. . ?r '''.:'; ''; la a rude prae eotfla aw inaeed the precious form, aad by . gaatly uQlag Una of bills wa laid the remains away to sleep the last long aleepv v - ' ( I planted wild bower soaaa oven ilii fondy grave, aad took strange delight In rendering the rade surraaadiiiea bra a-, UfuL Far aad Wide below thla hai- lowed place lay the beautiful valley of the .Willamette, with 1U ribbon-like rivers meandering through belts of vivid green; and aa the days wore Into mid summer the shimmering atmoehere re fected, from rocks and trees and rivers. myriads of sparkling poluts that my pea cannot describe. ' ' ' , , ' " But there was much for me to do. My mtber felapawj Jnto helplessness, ' JU prop was taken away, and bis strength went with it.1 nt seemed to nave no en ergy to bear bis less, and but Hit Is desire to benefit bis children. n- .- t V- " There is aosnethlng axeasslvsly and 4a the appeSBaoee nf a once atrong man Who bows to the ground ander sudden bereavemenC My father never waa himself again, and through the many years of bta after life be was my constant jk ' '''". ' ' ' If-!' '" Hi. yi,X- u (TsteeoaUaaaM -r- ,:, . - p-flBBvmwe. .. CtncvMSTAjrcKS Aitsji CasovI rimsmiit sen nf ihnir-mrr instances la the expsrienee of eeontry printers say Whltelaw Iteid, ia his EJlterial Rem- uusoensea. wbea a man came taw tne ofnee to thraah me. 1 had then arrived at the mature age of 1H, but I was not aa vigorous as 1 am now; In thecoune of some noltoe Items in a country town. I had occasion to ear that a Dutch butcher blng six feet, aw 4 thirty nine, weight two hutxlreil had whip ned his wife, a nroceetling to which I objected, and commented oa with a se verity whloh I bene the enlightened press U the country will always exhibit on sovtt pceaaiMnsb -t- -"t t-'- jr- r,! . Ilia next da v the butcher came la and nroaoeed to interview" the writer of thai aaras-rapbrHe looked a ne- end Inciulred if I wrote it. We think quick Vrrat pertU. and TanjteTTtrtetBg to ratiocination In a short time. I .saw there waa Bo Use of arguing with the fellow, auq i am 10 nun: . . 'llsna, are you a subscriber to this paper T" . " ii aita, who HisJerstood thoroughly that he bad beea maligned, was not so sura en I1" anijocto subaeripUuu, and hesheuk hie iad and aaked me -what I m want ."liana, are you a subscriber to this paper?" Uaus stvaUhed his head again aud believed he was not, , J aald loudly: - 'Put your baml In your pocket, and give me two dollars to pay your sub scription I VatH yea do. I would like to know what business it hi of yours what we my 7" lair l ' J J- - leacaped the thrashlns? that Hnte. and commend It to the attention of all who put such things ia their tapere-- , ' ' aa ii. -. ,,,(, -,. WHlTWWAsaiMo-Oood whitewash, well applied to fonoss, rough aiding, and the wall and ceilings of bulldtuge. has a highly sanitary IndueMee aa well ae haiuii 1m the highest degree preservative ia ito efTueta.. la be durable, whitewash should be prepared in the following manner: Take toe very beat stone lime; stack It 1a a dose tub, covered with a rloth to prsasrvi the ateem."(alt aa moch as ran be dissolved In the water. aeed for eiackrog and reducing the lime should be aprdled, and the whole mass carefully etraJueil and thickened with a small quantity a sand, the purer and fine Um better. A few pounds of wheat aour mixau as paate may be auoeu ana will cive creator duraUUtr to the auma. sapreislly whan applied to Die exterior aartaea of WlkUuea, -With mow time properly atlxad with twtee its weight of ane anna auti ainea woouv-eaiiea la euual 1 proportlDaa, almoat any eol or may be I made tpf Uie aii.llltaei of flgniei Uraulle, aiate uvea tone and other ahades may be imitated, and without any detrinwaia the- dursuiuty f the waeit. inuoovenngu very often ap plied with good effect to UMilerntaaljui. atone 'fciicea, ruofa. and the walla of barns and other outtwilKllnya. ;. , The Detroit Dailtf JW has been try ing to shake M ra. annette K Gardners claim to the title of the first woman voter of Michigan, by stating that; .Miss Mary WHaon, who voted bu the asms day at Battle Creek, deposited her ballot k.... - J I k a aa an vi ti3 bin iim iuhi uvr claims overlooked in the laudation of Mrs. fterdner. . This Is a mlatoke. Miss Wliaon's performance of duty has con stantly been commented oa In connec tion with the voting of Mrs. Gardner, aad It ta probably a matter of no mo ment with her or anybody else whether she voted ten minutes earlier or later than the other. But. moreover, the Detroit editor tries to enatchawav the laurela from both these ladles by bring ing to light some musty old; records dating back to 1V whereby It appears that, at a town meeting In Detroit of that remote date, widows 'who were freeholders were allowed to vote, and even to vote oy proxy. All but one availed themselves of this latter privli ego, and ber vote turned the scale oa the economical side reeardlna taxation. Mrs. Nannette R Gardner answers the editor of the tad In a clever letter. skillfully using the above fact to prove mat woman's vote is neeaeato inaugur ate a new era oq. the side of morality economy, ruatioe, ana competency. TfirrTaoBl Kkbsarka. Th4 TX- oima -smit RrjMbttnm wyi rThs advo. rates or woman mirrage art an rawpar ing tkeinsnlesa foe the fray, and . they expect to be aupported. If not by the teatie voloe at any rale, by -(ho ares enoe of the "women's champion," Mrs FJisaheth Csdv K teuton, fme of the Douglas delegation, I allude to -our respected friend, Mr. Kxperrenee iVta- brook, te reported to be preparing an art Me to he Inserted In the ttetattltutloa when submitted to the people for ap proval, providing for the eufraarhlae ment of the reatlaravx. The genial Mr. Majors, of Nehama, who has lone; beea aa earneat advocate of woman auiTVarn, la preparing to awppnrt the article of the gentleman from Ikiogiaa, and much confidence Is felt by I brae gentlemen that their eubject will be iliaiM la the t onautution when It goes o the people." . ' ' ; i- -Tm Nxw tloA-iairwiirr Ioax. The New York UrmM of June dith aar a r Mr. lVHitarprl'a new loan- woes-off; wwly, aim ply because there ia auea. a uemana for money lor ouaineee or an kinds that a much hbzher rate of Interna, eaa readily be attained than .the' Trreva ury odera. Titers Is no want of enan dence In fktvernment aeenriUea, but men will not hweat at stvo per eenL wbea they- ran get elrht, ten or more percent, on good security. , This is the whole aeore of the matter, and Mr. Bout well will have to wait till foreiea capitallate and troat InStltutlonSat home gradually abaorp more sod snore of the new loan. ,' . - ' 1 Aa t. , t. Otmmterrial Advtriifr te a BenMlcan aegan, but st iikea not Ufeeicy. - It re- Mr. Greelev has been decJdedlr Im proved in temper ami personal appear ance by hla trio- Heath. , Hie styWof speaking la much leas empbatto, bis rai ment Is nmre In accordance with the faahlon of the prrartit century, snd alto gether he Mm one the rmnrraaion of a man "toning" himself, as It were, to be next rrealdent of the l nltod tftatea. , rORTLAKD AVVEBTlSSMESTfL REAL' . 4f! .'it..,'.- E8TATEJ t.iO I: rill t ,i -'r'.T . Jl-'.k iW,- !' i;EU-KTATt:::Ed! CORKER nOXt AKD WAJU1TXOTOW BT-. i A Areata for 1U Ml T Mb and Backs b 1 . .' .' .f BART POBTLAMD tv oua PATaniia akd th. prnt ic 1 Oanrrallr SMlrinc to aaak AH and HK flAHIJt INVKMTliKKTM IW UKAl. fHM- KHTV.we aas bm at Mi la Hi lira llrni to UM Itaatiatiia jTrart. mm abdlvhlrd Into Blofti aad Imu, and la anw In laa Buurket, la a aoM la All mm Wtmhm. Naaaaaaaerar vlaliet thla BiMlr of WumI kat hat will far thai It la 111 not vllill.la S f-aabuHMM MUr la that uM. Mia ImmA km ilaa a tba rtvor aarh to H.TuUnl a ttc, Ibm bnlaa aramrtr aar Marh lalhrnittralnMaaulwhal a Kalr View at turn VHt of FoillaBaaaa Ilia Wu laiaeua itvar aaa aa had. i tZ'LlZ'JiZiZfi, AauBr aevanlaaa una BeaBenr will Bava ate wair wtu , ao kew runny boat b stealer trine ama) the am - ' "' " I. tft ml t ah, Hotiaaajra Aauiuuat ; KaPBSttgUTS Tl tl UkUt AMa S mmn ffteaaMa lmiwaaM M saw la aaatoBtalailuai mtf Uia Rallruad Oumpaar, la Ilia aMuarartiaa of Wbarvea, WmIhwm and MaehliMtHnoea, aH aaamber of elUaaat will eomMrMie ncllnm Flna Hraldaama aad aat- tnaaa Hoaaaa. Al. tiw lmpfTtak-ttt, um dernlrant,br cradinf and pianaini Uolladar Arena Ha an tin) leasts. n mamrt wltS tea Hnlr mad. W aaa aar that a laea Half a Mllltoa HatlaeawUI aa aautod B aatianeat InipruvaMwaU oa thla AiMllua taa wat Poely Bar cent, ea9! daam dajrrad Bay BMata, all aad twtdva BMinlSn, wllk iBtawat at ma rata mt toe Bar aaa aar aaaaa. , I gnmi njuiAVi a' ieiT TTtrrr tj- ir' w w 'Vr"'. ITRZSl TJPTC3I OSVr Sw aale a larr tmaiiH of IVVTI1 (JtlVD aad r Aar kiktuku KSJliamCK Fariiaa wlalilaa to Burakeae tmnmn or laada will aa aoa rryed o taaat aad Sown UteaaMM Baa ar enafsa aaa at -au ui A lanr aauxinl oVhotra FARM Prl tJlKW avr ajaaie arraaiii ibbi wea HnawjaxaMi waawnMHl.l Yamhill, IMS, Banloa, Iasm, alartoa, Clarta- aaaa, aaa waer emiaii taua auuav war ruu. K whj eauai our emea, rsS aiALWi -C- rt.Kl iaitiilfar ato.adlnjBiaaa HollaSairS AdtTtloB aa, Ik aaat. Apflf to 4llaat tjwtaai t"tv kat.vaa An Laai ar aala,adtolnn Port! ait. aa raaaaaaUla tenee, Aaply to mi"i m i jr.. ww. - - - Viva aad Twaaly Aer lxm lor aale aetha MrAdMBltad anad Ume tottaa mia of ta ciOr lmlW, , AlfVit ta Mil aai a t rloa. . . ' 'V-' ' V, ridtxia Tw mm. ... W tw a Bnmaarof haerwrad Kanai, HB atod la Wanhlnri.m aoonty, ftoaa Soartaae to iweaijr BUiaa oc ranaaa. At 1hKT"oaV. InmadUaalr. riwra Two Taeaa Mamdn4 Pwetliarj llrawa, Oa la rKtlaad aaa aaa iwa, .inunii rll 11441 patlcull, bi btitzkij a vnvjL. 1. AJ W.. i,;f4i; mii IXtl.l -Xtl 5.. r ISSTI1STL rim BtrrTao at! ,uT Pstpllat XteoelVe! Xally aar. g, ; it m . -; i ..,(, ;., . ?....! tfl'l7Vf- tl a.j -'Is, t -it Jt-i l WBAIU.T . . TWO. rftl II Q) CP. OllMLtt ww m rrxouc Pwavutan, Oraeoa, AarSj Pa 'twra agcnct nitM or MtAine ra. 1 Maarlal Aaaaaa la Hnana and Waahlaata tnrtiorjr aw fcmlaaaiaf tea Ataa Mm mu anea (wnwr, lb Mmt af Man-), IK7I, into U tori 1 l .aava lata dajr aaeoletod A. ii. I W. A. ITcana, a INKrUaad, Uraaoa. rtaarlal Ar-Dl' Sir Uila Mtata and Tarrltorlo a4Inina. mm HNan m fiafoa ara aarnanaaa ana an aad t4 aM to faaa tanlaim anaaa ar Sana ay tae ireial aaaata, Kraaa A (law. wnona aniMaaa aaa aaaa iuhj aa niimaa tofity aenwd.. - M. P. BKHu.lt. uaaaeal Aeea aad AMaraiy tar AUaa UA) Iaaraa fnaiaaaa ar Mawaitd.'aa 1 M. B. All BrBiani aa fnln-laa aC taase- aara ta the Oawpaar ft"w Sw ar Beta T riuaeaa W Orao w Slnalaa Tartttor will ha Btada lanMujh Mxaua. JMaaarra k aaaarra A l)m- ua. Hpaaial Aftnu a raruaaa. 1 r k U,-,:: ,.; ;a . I 'H f J-..- '. 1 . ; rmiri titrra nsizvt Uowss Glothlsajr 2miotBMH BCTWRKX MKOOKD AMD THIRD RTRXXTa ml iincniteoT. rif tl.t sow rurAUD to rcagtaa Baslaass aad Bwstllag afaaaos AM " - Rill, af Malcrtala. Inartluw wttn baMd. a BaDkllaa. .- r T ' tVmai af ail riaaaa 7 I erm-i waHers the it -t itu titmi ii ui run at m aa fntRBia REAMIXABUC A. aatoaw, a. aia rtttSt1AW ABB Attr liBunrnts Att orriT-TiRi tr.. iua aaat Mala, Ml" ! iiwuwa ia anr aan ar taa any. Us a et aUgtrtenjr aa s aaraadial Aaaa. Si waa i ... . ' . .1 aathatea Ueec PORTLAND Aviamsranrjrrs. n V:.. ' tl ., , v-r '-Ua ii-j. iV- . , A w . ..i ' '.. aaaa S I wiaiwifia g 1 i 1 1 has) Ha Saai ai taaawaaaai ; ' ciiicm ma. - : - '5-: .1 ,-.T, .j - -.' . t..u WKHAVROM HAJIP AT . AU. TI HW A rpwhaiurhof 'f'- 'Ul..l. 1 ..'.;, ' 4s.' .1 F v . . - . .... - - 1 - I -ri : QjBiiBa 'BiTlaal ailaaa ut r -tut.: --I'tt -'t .-.. pSJ.i -ti-r-j . I Lambi nr tine ootrimtT - ' Daairtaa ta salaat sitleUs ta ear llae aaa aar their ereera IIM at all wawa wtlb ta an aaa ears aad aaaarsey aa t aaa my aa IS aaS IBar War aaaailian ta aalarlaa a Um waate af aaa- tnaaara raaUaa aa to reedUv datoraalaa What la teat aaiud to tM aeasad aoaaaaaxMoa af the fartictJxT AtteatUa Mi to OU ladias' r -i r n-t f t t ---i- ,,. , Caps- Mi loaattg. ' in ' i..r v ....4. , r . A1X aUSDa OF STRAW QOODa) BUCACBCD At a aavtat f Fifty aer seat ia the vaerar. ' .' H . ... ttubf I ttc If ..,., J, ,.-. ,1 r-. - .r!iT.''T fi.'i. J i ,i j - , ... ,,,R --Trxtiniasea asvl ' la ta eaaatry aowad will tad M to thefcr aaV raatoaatoaaai wnaaa,aa wa haawtoa wt taetJaaad.aad aar paTtinHiaa to all Tan-aa ara BBaajnallad la Bay Bleee BoaUi-af aaa Praaeiaoa. '"- '..ii .... . ..Trr.-.r. it V.-r- LADD Cl TILTOfJ- lCttlUhed, lfti. -Txttrvtam awnvpiD awd AfuxstTwra XJ fcapt aahlael toalMrb aa draft. ITKRKK! allowed aa TIME nKPOarniar TRIIBT rt'wlaL In aaaa af Oil It lajIXAJW AJ. U irWAKIM rrnaa San of iwadl. MONEY UtAM KB aa aaararad ai aarrlr. " lloada, Mtocha aad aaaar vaiaablaa pacalr Sa drpualt fur aaa fcaaptne OolHaiiaaa aaaa aad tuaands jraaiflly aa- imra.' araawaiaajaB aa Bjaal pi aaal Sir aell4ak - H)(ht aad TatofVahl Kieliane aa Maa frsa lapa and Um Atlaatla fWatoa lor tola. Uavaraaiant aaaarlUaa auaabt Atwat fnr tt tnaaaettoa of all ktad ml f Ban alal aad Treat Btiilatia. al" fVtawavw9 KMSaLa(Ca1 tepeaa HIP attiKt'waalaBwaaaaTaB laaaaaii a an, w. aar a aaamiaas . ra mow rnrrARrn to imi miijjnerv aaa Haataa-Maaiac Jia all wa rartoaa SMaaatMag aad bIbbHic don toardar. "' af POTXAIT ATI ULtrSrH tASTSt, rtt aa rotTRTj rs hrr mrrto, taa V IMlni Saaraf Cortrttl Kaw Baitdlaa, ftwaa Ta m. Mil n m.yi aarh ear. tao. th ia iunDariri rAnrr- - al WAnimfaTDir arntx,rjTAjiia, WVrt ion at ale AROM A fSjt KAtTX ' at . . 4V maac BKaaiaAX. ''.." TTxxlox. CWe. Han ita RrrTtm.v rrwriAum rma MarSia. I aaa aaw " o4Ua teraaa la Seat Maat tb aoealry bf ai ALBANY ADVERTT8EMKNTH. ti kali ' Ari n-jim Anrn i rj T5TB0Drnt TUX CUBaATCD ., I2S lackya CkattU ttviajf KaelI-4. baa ta tka Harh tnMmrraa. . " " '''' " ' Addraaa - . XtTWtca raABtaar. Bl . ., Oaaaraa Aeabto. Aibaatr. Uaaeua. DKALBR'IrTMf LLIBXSY TjTjtArun"! ai raraeniro don a to If iinr. Ala rtala aad Vane fapwlaa. A tall aad wawalaaa Mnrb af Mllllaerv auaw an band, wltb aw aabUltoa vrary aaoaMb. T'ai' 4.,..,,. ,1,, 4. laooraaaoa aaa. bcbiwa.. wxf Aira i?i MtiMxicar ajd rAJttt It to44da, Albaar.Oaaamv baa toa aaal-d a rl-aranl laaittr af a fnort., urk aa taa. onaMa ltoaiaa4 aad Itaia, Va?4a, KlbLm. THaaaalnaa, atavae wbleb aba taaMaa laa toatwia of IK ladta of Alhaav aad rtr.au. Ht eoaia Vill a. W4 a. hmm tl aat Ibaa var Wir bAVrad la thla anarhat.and tbetraaainy aaaao au to (It uWpteTM4a. i - J.....: -ti 4-... - f; ..r :r; ' ' ' -I '' '' i ' .J..-.:!,.yllf '. 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