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Senator Tillman, adorning his remarks
with the Hourifh of ! is pitchfork, ha
lul.l Hie people ti New York state lL.it
they are mistaken if they think llieie
are any signs of prosperity throughout
(he country. He speaks of ibe wave of
business aud agiicullural activity now
sweeping ovtr the country as a "liot
l.a'.loon atl'air. " and that wbeu the reac
tion comes the country will be worse ell
than cut. He predict an early col
lapse, wheat, he adiuite, has risen,
but lie says it is situply due to specula
tiou, aud that the market has been ma
nipulated (or the purpose of furthering
the political ends of Mark Hanna. In
any event, be says the people of New
York are made to suffer by paying la-
creased prices for bread. Such state
taenia might be amusing if they were
not s i 1 1 j : 1 y Hio'ie. Docs tbe senator
suiio that anybodyZwill believe him?
The wheal crop of last year was 2,430,
000.000 bushels, and tbe "Corn Trado
News," of Liverpool, estimates tbe prea-
eot yesr's crop at L3VS,IX)0,0C0 bushels
Any o!itician or statesman wbo could
manipulate the price of wheat, allecling
oer -,000,000,000 bushels, to Ibe eteut
which wheat has risen during the past
year, would he indeed worthy the uatue
of statesman.
In wrielini; about (or an answer to
the fact that wheat has advanced while
silver has fallen, the free-coinagi6ts have
mtnaged to destroy their entire argu
meet as to tbe relations of silver and
wheat. They now say that the rise in
wheat is due to tbe shortage in supply,
and, in doing this, of coarse must admit
that a large supply would produce a fall
in price. Everybody knows that there
has been an enormous increase in the
supply in the past few years and a great
decrease in cost of productian and trans
portation. The fact is that silver has
nothing to do with it. It is supply and
demand, coupled with cost of production
and transportation.
General Wade Hampton of Virginia,
ex United States senator, and now
United States railroad commissioner,
passed through last uigbt on the north'
bouud. Speaking oi the appoint
ment of Senator Cor be U by Gov
ernor Lord, because cf the failure of the
legislature to organise and elect a suc
cessor to Mitchell, the venerable Vir
ginian, who served twelve years in tbe
senate, expressed himself as of tbe opin
ion that the appointee of the governor
Bbould be aud would be seated at the
comiDg sesiou.
Tbe dollar w Lich the farmer is nuw
getting for a oushcl of his wheat is as
good as the best gold from Klondike or
Colorado or South Africa. The dollar
which the silver orators promised him if
he wonld follow them is worth about 40
ceuts aud still falling. The farmers
showed a level head by sticking to tbe
metal w hich the w isest people of tbe
world have always accepted as the safe
and unchanging measure of value.
Among railway men there is a super
stitious belie', 'justified to some extent
by experience, that railway accidents
come iu bunches of three. J he Colorado
calamity followed close it the heels of
the Kansas catastrophe, and it is easier
to tell w hen than to guess where the
third and dual horror of the tents will
occur. Telegram.
fcomc of our democratic papers ure
now saying the republicans made a mis
take when they failed to it-uoiuiuale
Hon. Binger Hermann for congress, yet
when that gentleman was serving iu
that capacity they couldn't Bay uieau
enough thiugs about him.
It is charged by some of the papers
I bat State Treasurer Metcbau baa rb
000,000 locked up in tbe treasury vaults.
As the total tax levy for the year
amounts to less tbau f 7U),UO0, aud is not
near all paid iu, we don't see where l'bil
got the money from.
Last year the very satuu oialore aud
editors who tried to till the farmers with
discontent because wheat was too low
re now pityTug the consumers because
flour and bread aro too high. The rea
son given in bjtb cases is that "silver is
denied Ui rights."
A very prominent deiuo-popo-Urysuo
leader of J'olk county when talking of
the present prosperous season said:
"As citizen I aw glad prosperity has
reached us, but as a partisan I am d-d
orrj." West Sido.
Iho ueM Oregon eeiiatorship should
not be disposed of to Ids highest bidder,
nor made the piise of a sveret raille. It
is almost time Oregon bad senator who
went opeuly lloru Iho ople and lold
them w bote be stood on public mum
lions, te he for single or double stand
ard. vslem Journal.
In IS'.M Hon. J. N. IMph wusa I'uiled
Stales senator for Oregon. He was
candidate for leelection, went before
the pvoplo in Ihe campaign of that year
and told I hem just where he stood on
public questions. There was no mistak
ing the position of Senator lsjlph. It
was conceded in tbe contest that it the
repullicans carried the legislature,
Dolph would le returned. If on the
other band the oppoeiliou - democrats
and popnlists- obtained control l'eunoy
er would be senator. The result was an
overwhelming republican victory and
the editor of the .1 jurnal was carried iu
with the tide, a memler of the legisla
ture. How did he act? li.l ho nt bis
vote to carry out the expressed with of
the people as be was clioeen to do? No.
By vote and voice he assisted in briug
iug about the deieat of the rcoa'or aud
causing in a large measure the division
that now exists in the republicau camp.
Perhaps be was looking to the future,
(or now be is a full Hedged populst.
The marching coal miners were very
mocb surprised on finding that ibe sher
iff and deputies at tialeton, l a., did not
cany guns merely as ornaments, aud
at tbe first tiretheir marching terminated
in a regular flaropedc, notwithstanding
their "toal armament consisted of two
little tienknivee." Ii 'h not to I taken
for granted that all thelitis aud their
deputies won't shoot w hen occasion re
quires, and it is safe to say that what is
left of the 150 ''ignorant foreigners" w ill
know better than to again nttempt to
Stand oil" armed ollicers of the law with
no better armaiueut than "twolittle pcu
knivce."' Mayorl'ennover, it is said, to show bis
faith in silver, has offered his saw mill
property for tale for $'.'3,000 aud would
take that number of silver dollars.
Would Mr, Pcnuoyer take the weight of
25,000 silyer dollars in silver bullion for
his mill? If so, lie would show his faith
in silver', if not then his confidence is not
in silver but in the promise and ability
of the government to keep its silver dol
lars of equal value "Kb gold dollar.
Sau Francisco has had a collision ou a
trolley line aud several persous were in
jured. In uiauy cities street cars, crust
ing the tracks of other lines, arc required
to come to a full stop, whether there is a
car iu eight or itut. but this is too slow
lor the California met ropulis and they
plunge right ahead uulees llieie is a cat
directly in the way.
It is understood that T. T. titer will
not accept the position of register of the
land otlice at regoo City, tendered him
by tbe delegation, but will coulioue to
make the light for tbe colleclorsbip. In
this be will besustaiued by nine tenths
oi the republicans oi the slate, ueer is
a good republican worker, but be is not
ward heeler.
It was a question of whether law
should rule or be trampled under foot at
Uazeltoo. The law is still supreme.
"Kuife and torch"
suppressed iu Chicago.
oratory will be
NEWS NOTES.
The Chilkoot pass is reported passable.
Toe fair will open at Medford Tues
day.
Wheat is quoted a' 55 cents in Fort
land.
Yellow fever ij on the increase in New
Orleans.
The gold reserve has passed the 143
million mark.
A silver camp meeting is iu session at
Springfield, Ohio.
U. A. II. veterans are having a re
union at Gold Hill.
The battle ship Indiauagot her bottom
bulged while docking at Halifax.
The president has returned to Wash
ington iu good health and spirits.
The steamer Delia is coming from the
Yokou with half a million in gold.
Aud now it is said that gold has been
discovered over in Lincoln county.
Illinois, Indiana and Iowa are suffer
ing from drouth, and cattle are dyiDg of
thirst.
Port Arthur, Texas, was struck by a
tornado Monday and several iiersons
killed.
Tbe raioB did 00 material damage to
the grain in h'atitern Oregon aud Wash
ington. Theft at Skaguay U punishable with
death. Itdoeeu't take ten minute to
try man there.
All is quiet at Uaiellou at last ac
counts, but trouble is feared in other
coal milling districts.
Jobu II. Hall, thu tuBU recommended
fur I . S. distrii-t attorney, is said tj bo a
cou3iu ot Seuator Mel 'ride.
The appraisement of the late Donald
McC'leay'a estate in Portland shows ita
value to be nearly HjiijOOJ.
'i be rain was general in Wetileru Ore
gou Moudsy, but tho sunshine since
has about overcome the damage.
The steamer Excelsior arrived at Sau
Francisco yesterday morning from Alas
ka with l paseengers aud IJ3U,000 iu
gold.
l ive men were hung by vigilantes iu
Ripley county, Indiana, Tuesday. Re
pealed robberies and assaults had ex
hausted the patience of the people.
There are good judges who believe that
Alabama is to be the greatest iron cen
ter iu the world. That will be ouly one
of tbe new South's great distinctions.
Tho steamer l'.'u Audersou, reported
lotl in Alaska seas with 1-3 Kloudikers,
is safe at J'uteb Harbor. The passengers
have chartered a schooner and departed
for St. Michaels.
Au euiciue aud di uamo has been our-
chased by the regents of the state uni
versity for uu electriu plant to light tho
university buildings. The plant will bo
put in at once.
"The harvest prospects iu Ireland are
disheartening. On the whole the out
look if yery gloomy, and the advent of n
famine during Jibe winter aiproin ding
Is apprehended."
Tho second largest midget of gold ever
found in California is lust reported from
Tiiuity couuty. It is worth tl'J.tVO, and
Klondiko is iuvited to produce its big
gvst nugget (or comparison.
The hop kiln of M. M. Porlertleld, live
miles south of Independence, burned,
together with ;KV loxs of hops last
week. The los is l.00. There was
some insurance. Mr. Poitritleld has
one bop bouse left.
llcnjamiu .oecklor, one of tbe moat
extensive cattle dealers in the South
west, killed himself by a pistol shot back
ol the ear at 1'ti 'Uix, Aruona. lUisi
nes reverses bad depressed ckler tor
a month past, and bis suicide is altrib
uted to despondency.
The steamer Presideul arrived al Sau
Francisco Thursday lrou Cook's inlet.
She had no bullion. William V. land
ley, chief engineer n( the steamer, said
that Mount Shisaldin, a volcano 011 the
Alaskau peuiosulu, near Auuimak pass,
was biasing tiereely on Aug-ist
The Salem and Waterloo woolen mills
are running night aud day, and are still
In-hind with their orders. The Alaska
trade seems to be the chief source from
which these orders come, aud blaukets
and mackinaw are the goods most in de
mand. The price jrnid (or valley wool
at these mills is 13 n uts.
Clear weather throughout the whole
grain district o( Oregon, Washington aud
Idaho assures the safety of tbe wheat
ctop; and a great crop it is. In compar
ison with the poid it brings, hi i the
hellion of the Klondike is pitiful in
amount: and, moreover, this is gut with
ease, 'aud that with the most terrible ex
posures, privations, labors and dangers.
Oregouiau.
Additional estimates ol the dauiage
done to the Oregou hop crop oulv con
firm the opinions alieady p: inltni that
the yield in this state will, probaMy bo
between 4-V00O and ,l,iH) bales. I it the
Puyallup valley in Washington, the
owuers of large yards thiuk that their
I'jesee will not be more than '-M per cent.
Tbe crop of that stato i put down by one
wbo has been over tiie vards, at '.V.OOO
bales,
The Japanese headquarters at Collage
Grove were invaded last week by un
known persons, aud every veslige uf
clothing, bedding aud accoutrements
stolen. The Japenese are employed by
the Southern Pacific Company to do sec
tion work, and it is quite probable that
tho theft was committed by persons who
wished to intimidate tue Japs into leav
ing, says the l.iuene Kegistcr. There
is no clew to tne perpetrators of the
deed.
The weather bureau's report ol the
liith inst., sajs : The citation uf tho
rains was most opportune, for the hops
aud graiu had about as much raiu ou
them as they could statu). The rains
and damp weather produced more tuuld
in the hope, aud the result is some hop
yards will not be picked. It is estimat
ed that the laiut damaged oue-third the
total crop, so much so that they will not
be picked, aud caused inoM to appear in
almeet exery yard. The raius iiijure-l,
to an extcut, tho wheat that was in the
shock ; tho damsgo w ill be reduced ma
terially by the lair Weather, which alluws
the graiu to dry. Little, if any, graiu
has bceu absolutely ruined, though some
oats, uot properly protected, may be
ruined, the damao to the graiu. when
cuusidering the total prjduct, will be a
very small percentage. The raiuscauwd
Petite prunes to crack open badly.
Minion Opened at the Catholic Church
Ke . Father Newell, O. P., opened the
missiou at the Catholic church yesterday
at 'J a. 111. Father Guun said the mass
and Father Newell gave a short instruc
tion. At 7:0 p. in. Father Newell ex
plaiued tbe devotiou of tho Holy Uoeary
ana then gave a magniucent lecture on
"the Immortality of the Soul," Tue
verdict of all who beard him was that it
was the tioest lecture ever heard in Hue
burg, will out any exception. Iu the
course of his lecture be complimented
the people of Koseburg ou haviag for
their pastor Father Guun, assuring them
that when they became better acq 'taint
ed with him they would see his true
worth and appreciate biui. This even
ing at 7 :30 rather Newell will lecture on
"Sin"; Friday p. til , "Pennance.' ; Sat
urday p. m.. "Atonemeut"; Sunday at
11 a. in,, "The Lies sod Luchanat" ; Sun
day 7:30 p. ui., "The True Church";
Monday 7:0 p.m., "Eternal Punish
ment" ; Tvesday 7 ;j'0 p. ui.. "lufalibil
ity". All are most cordially invited to
be present.
In Mcmoriam.
Seaside Tout 'o. oj, KnighU uf the
Maccabees of the World, Gardiner, Or.
WntntAs, It has pleased thu Su
preme Kuler to take from our midst our
esteemed comrade, Sir Knight J. E.
Huddulsou, be it
lie'vhel. That w e extend to the be
reaved wife and childrcu our moat heart
felt sympathy and commend them to the
care of Him, who doeth all things iu loye
aud wisdom.
li'.i'jlre'.l, lust a copy 01 these reso
lutions be given to the wife of the de
ceased Sir Kuight, a copy be spread on
the minutes and a copy sent to each of
tne county papers.
J.I. Uimtf-fcH,
A. J. Masak,
(JllAB. llNOJH-oN,
Committee.
Bids Wanted.
Sealed bids to furuisli paint, aud puiut
by the souard ol 1U0 feet, the school
house iu Uoseburg, ure asked for up to
Wednesday noun heiitembcr nVi.
tiled with j. F. Barker. Bids must be,
to furnish tho paint aud put it ou, for
pure raw linseed oil aud oure white load
of a fctaudard grado with uoccuuary dry
ers, aud cl a color about the same as, that
bow ou ; aud done as soon as practicable
aud iu a good woikmau like manner.
Tho eutire oulside woodwork to be puiut
ed oue coat, and the south side roof of
main building and all thu dock with ouo
coat of mineral paint.
Tho board of directum reserve the
right to reject any aud all bids.
W. 1'". iami.s,
Sept, (. Chairman of Board.
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Notice.
I ;,e Douglas couuty couveutiou of tho
1 mau's Christian Tempurauce L'uiou
wul bo held iu Gardiner Sept. -'-'d and
'J.ki. I Ml every L'nion iu the couuty
send full delegation.
Mu. Mini t,. Ji.w ui. Pres.,
, tiardiuer, Or.
Mum. Ilia SUubitiir, Cor, Sec,
Koeeburg, Or.
"A" Co. Attentlonl
Regular drills are buruby ordered to
liegiu Wednesday ufght Sept. -J, Iti'Ji.
Full atteudsiiio required. By order of
l'. B. Hamj.i, Cspt.
Bom.
ESTABIUJOK. In Uoseburg, Sept. 12,
IH117, to Mr. and Mrs. 11. Estabrook, a
10-pound boy,
Council Proceeding.
The common council of tho city ot
Koreburg met al the city hull Thursday
wvetiiog, Sept. ''lU, 1'i cseul I ho mayor,
Couiicilinen PilUrd, Parks Slanloii,
Moore, Fletcher, Slocuui, Aiken aud
Perry, Marehsl Cnuiioii and hVcoHcr
.htler.
Councilman Mooie obievtcd to the
iniuulea ol the last meeting 011 tho
ground that they did not show that tbe
ci'ien who had atked for thu removal
of the arc light on Mill street were to
bear the whole ot the cxpeiiEcs (or the
removal of thu nunc. Alter a leugthy
debate, Councilman Hanton moved that
the in i u ntrs stand appioved as read, and
Couucilmeo Moore aud l lctchor asked
that tho voto to recorded. Yeas, Slo
cuui, Stanton, IHIIaid, Parks, Aiken, .3.
Noes, Moore, Flstcher, Perry, ;i. Tho
minutes were tbeicfore approved as
rvad.
Call llotl'mao, lr. PuGat). W. J. Un
der and C. Oleeen appeared before tbe
council to remonstrate against the re
moval cl the electric light on Mill street
as far north as I'm to stiect. W. It.
Singleton npienied to advocate tho mov
ing of tho light. A petition ami remon
strance wore received, read and referred
to the committee ou city improvements.
This committee reported that as there
was so much dissatisfaction canned by
the order for the removal of the light ou
Mill street, they desired to leave the
matter to a vote of the entire council.
The committee was Ihoreupou given fur
ther lime to report.
Committee eu judiciary reported that
they bad examined the quarterly ic
porta of the recorder aud treasurer and
(ouud them correct. Uel orts were theu
adopted and ordered tiled.
The commiltco appointed to cooler
with thu Konebuig Water Company ro
!orled that they had agreed upon a con
tract with the company. The ttriu of
this mnlrael are the same n that of l.iM
year, the rity paying uM for the nw of
the water for lire purposes only. I'v n
uuaoimotis vote tbe ordioaoce embody
ing this contract was parsed by the
council.
Ordinauco No. 1 10, lelatiug to the fees
of the city recorder and repealiug icciiun
10 ol ordinance No. ;!, was passed by a
unanimous vote. Ii this new ordiuuuee
the compeusatiou of the recorder is iu
some metauces reduced. Reports of tho
record r aud marshal uerc read, accept
ed and ordered tiled.
Marshal Cannou reported that John
Hunter refused to take out a license for
runuiug a lumber arl in the city. Mo
tiou was made that Mr. Hunter be ar -tested
unless he took out such a licciine,
and tho Nolo upon the motion resulted
as follows: Yeas. Moore, Stanton,
Fletcher, Peiry, Millard, Parks, 0. Noes,
Slocuui, Aiken, So the inoliou pre
vailed. The fuliuwiug lull- were presented and
ordered paid :
!'. I . Pace, street wuik t J 0
1. Patteisoii, hauling giattl s 30
Julm Mollit. diggiug ditch .; i'v)
J. M. r (etcher, draysge o
P.rowu A lust in, attorney's salary ' 0"
F. M. .igler, recorders fees ... 75
J. li. Cauiiuu, marshal's salary .30 i0
Plaiudealer, printing l"v"i licence
blanks irti
Koeeburg I lectric l.ighlC'uiiiuuv,
street aud ball lights 11. 0
Ihe following judge- and clerks uf
election were appoiute l fur the several
wards, to serve at the eusuiug city e!ec
tiuu, 1 if 1. Ub.
Ward 1 Court lluiise t". V. I'.euja
miu, I'. F. Allison, A. Parks, judges.
Fred Tulles, E I.. Kahards, cleiks.
Ward I' Slocum's hall ' James Teui
plin, A SaUoiau, I . McBroom, judges:
1'. S. West, 11. W. Miller, clerks.
Ward:; Depot botch Thomas Cole
hour i'., 1 F. Pa tier boo, Jobu Hunter,
judges; II. L. Marslers, Joe Micelli,
clerks.
Ward I- City Hall, F. W. Woolley.
L. A. Sanctuary and I. F. Uice, judges;
Harry Slocuiu, . C Fliut, clerks.
Kecorder was instructed to post no
tices of city election. Adjourned to Oct.
iv.,-.
" II 1 'a I IMA.t't.
The quarterly report of tho city treas
urer shows tho receipts from all 'sources
(or the quirter ending June 'M, IS'1,
tljl'JUl;1 amount uf warrants issued,
flV.'l warriuts cancelled, fl03'. 0''.
Klondike Items.
Ihe following extracts are (rom the
brst copy of the Klondike News, the first
paper published weekly al JJawsoo ( ily.
Subscription price t-0 cr year. Single
copies j cents .
The first kin-' almuu caught this sea
son sold Wednesday for f-'vJ.
l.o' cabius iu J'aw;ou are renting al
', pur month, with noue iu Ihe market.
New comers are obliged to raft in logs
and build their uuu cabins.
A party uf llnco ludiaus from dowu
the river brought iu some ducks Satur
day. They sold them Suuday for
apiece, netting a'juul JUJ on the trans
action.
Ja. McNauii ra is buildiug a three
etory hotel. He pays carpenters an
hour. I . very board in it w ill be painted,
and tho luatlreiises will be made of
While river iuohh.
Aa higli S4 b per c?nt pur mouth is bo
ing paid (or money at present in Dawson
City. Because of the high rate of inter
est much gold will remain on the Klon
dike that otheru in j would be exported.
Wednesday wai the hottest day of the
year. Tho thermometer registered 'j'j
degree! in the shade. The heavy forest
fires to the southward undoubtedly in
creased tho temperature to a considers
bio extern.
Thu lalcil news from Saud Bottom
creek has it that the pans are ruuuiug
from fx to fJUJ per wash. Joseph
Biaiuerd cleared -'.'00 in four pans, thu
last oue yielding $ oO. This is the claim
that Alex. Orr sold for f I0,ij00 beforo it
had been well prospuctud.
I . T. Uccr.
ll a uo duii'4 hard (or Iho t'rugou del
egation to decide betwecu tho merits of
tho sariotiH c.iudi. lutes for otlice, but wu
think they have uiado a euiious mistako
in turning lou T. T. iecr fur collector
ofcuutoiiiM at Portland. For uo matter
w hether ho accepts Iho positiou of regis
ter of the Oregon City laud oUke ollerud
him or uul, ii is tlfuclually turning him
down. J here la 110 uiau iu Oregou w ho
duuerveb recognition so well by the re
publican party an Mr. eer. lie has
kept clear of all laclioual alliances, aud
has labored hard aud successfully for Iho
success uf the party. He has tho cu
dorsemeut of all the best republicans iu
the slate, and if it wcro put to vole
would ho elected by a majority of lou to
oue over auy other republican 111 tho
statu lur that oiuce. It Is bard lor au
outsider to uudcrstaud this thing, wheu
now the lack of harmony is the one
thing bai riug thu way to republicau sue-
cuts. JJut the cxiguiicius ul (actional
politics mubt bu atteudod to at any cost
al luut so it leoms. - L'uiou.
Tally Is the healthiest candy. Tally,
mint chews and chewing chocolates
good enough foriicuu Victoria at thu
Kaudy Kitchen.
To I'ura I'ouatlpatlon Forever.
Take f'iiHi-iirtH CiimlvCiithnrtir. inn orS.V).
II C C C lail locuo', liiuiinistM r' funil niorn y
JOSEPHSQfiS i
Don't
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forcl
that c carry
vir mik- 01
Among our
Uulics Pocket Uooks.
A full line ot ladies' pocket books,
monkey skin, alligator, etc.
Ladies' Hells.
A complete annul tmutit ul ladies' belts Iu tan, while,
brown, black and ox-htnod, Including the new double
buckle bell.
Ladies' Waist Sets.
Uidies' waist wIh. iu iiosrl,
eloiies may ulso bti found here.
gill,
Alen, do you wear SHOliSV If so,
we carry a line the equal
of which has never been seen here.
Bloodshed at Last.
The strikes iu the coal mining districts '
have led to bloodshed at last. On Sat
urday at Hseltou, Pa., tho strikers!
came into conlllct w ith thesheritT'e den 1
uties. A dispatch ol that date says..
" l'weuty-oue corpses lio in (ramo shan
ties scattered about this town. Forty 1
uiainiisl. miuh'd and broken tigures lie 1
011 tho narrow cols of the Ha. eltou hos
pital. Of thei-e, it i aliuiwl irrtaiu that
tive will be added to the death list he- j
fore another day dawns. Such was the
execution done bv tho deputy shsritta, 1
armed to tho teeth, iiin aUiul K0 iguo-1
rant loreicnern, whose lolal armament
consisted ol two little penknives." For'
four ilm s I In- sheriiV had pulleyed witlij
the strikers ami they evidently supposed '
he would ptiilev still. Thev made a!
mistake. The Icmoii was coMy, deplor
able, but good will lemilt. Iheao "in no
raul foreiguets." incited by iiiouihitig
demagogues, will learn that the laws and
orders oltho courts cannot bo trampled
011 w itli impunity, liiey iiiust seek re
Jim (or tin ir giievames within the law.
Notice to Slock Holders of the
burg Dining Company.
Rose
Ail partiea who have subscribed (or
stock in tho above company, are re
que sl;d to call and set-urn their certifi
cates, ami pay up, unless they have al
ready done so, as Ihe coulraclor is 110
working uu thu last o0 (out of tuuueltog,
! aud this money is needed to defray the
expeuiesf t liu same, aud uuless you
call aud secure your certificate uu or be
lore October I , H'' , tho stink will be
sold elsew here.
loi.-iuUutg, "reguu, ."-cpt. I 1, la'i.
II. W. Minxi.,
I.. M Lii;""M, President,
.-ecrctary.
I or City riar.-hal.
I hcichy .inuuiiuce 111) sell a caudidato ,
for city m.iifhal subject to the voters of j
liut-obiirg nl thu ciiimiug election.
I . W. I lll.AI.l-.
I or Mai Ahal.
I hereby .mi. ounce myself a caudidato
for the elhce uf city marshal of Koeeburg 1
at the city election to be held Oct. lib,;
lsi7. Fun Btx.M--.
I or City Marbhal.
I hereby announce uiyni-lf a candidate j
for the otlice of city marshal, subject to
the decision uf the voters of Koeeburg, ,
at the eusuiug election, 1 let. lib, IM'T.
A. It. 1 lllKKN. j
I 'or Recorder.
1 hereby aiinoiince mytoK a cundidato
(or the oliice of city recorder at the
coining ciiy election. lb mi Ki 1..
I or kecorder.
I hereby announce 1115 sell a caudidato
for the olhcu of u y recorder, subject to
the decihiou uf thu voters of Kosebuig,
at the ensiling election, ct. tth, IS'1','.
1. B. liii'i'i.i..
I 'or I rcaAurcr.
I hereby at nouueo myself a candidate
for Ihe ulhce of cily treasurer, at tbe
city election t lo held on MuuUay Oct.
lib, PSV7. Oko. C.tin.
I or Treasurer.
1 hereby announce myself a caudidato
for the otlice of city treasurer ul the cily
election to Ikj held Monday, Oct. I, 1H'.7,
Having paid taxes and license in the
city (or twenty-live years, I atk a return
uf the compliment. II. ( '. Si am.s.
I or Oitr I Illy
An Oi.ij ani Wfci.i.-TniKD IlKMhiy, - iln
R lunlurt h tjixdhlng Hyiuji lias btcu uwtl tut
jeer 11 Ity yiitm ly inlllioim ui miitliirii fur tlielr
children uhllu tevlliiUK, Willi pirfcct nuccvna
It nuollivn the- eliilil, oltun llic Kuuik, allajn all
iuiu, cure wlii'l colic, uii'l Is tlio bent remedy
fur piurrli'i a. In ileaiuul to Hie lajite. ftold by
JriiKiMn Iu tM-ry nirt ul the nurM. Twt-uty.
live ci 11 l.i 11 Imlllu. Itn vuluu In liienlculaljle,
Ilumiru uii'l n-k lur Mm. W huiluw'ii iieulhliig
byru j, iiirl tiilu ii-, uilu r klii'l.
Scrofula Jvelling
On the Neck and Great Weakness
Caused by Impure Blood -Was
Constantly Crowing Worsn.
"When my moii WHNb.wai ni h wan
hi ter.V poor hrallli mnl i: rimlj
not lii to n fieie him. At the ugo of 7
,V(srH he heyan to cuniphiiii ol HortnuiH 011
both hiiliH ol his neck and soon lumps be
gan to Kitthcr ou one sielo end grew to
lialf tho Kie of on egg. Wc I Inn became
more iiutaM.y and began lo doctor him lur
serufulii. He gradually grew worse, how
e ver, until at the age of twelve years wo
had lout all hujK) of his recovery. Jleho
tame ho w eak he tuuld hit up hut a tew
minutes al a time. My wife saw Hood's
Hamaparilla rttuiuiutudtdaHa great hluud
puriiitr and wo Hint and got a buttle. We
began giving our boy tho medicine ac
cording to direct luna and it wax not lung
before we av be whs improving, Jle
continued taking it until ho whs iu very
good health. Jle la now 13 years old and
la well. Wo recommend Hood's HarHspa
rilla (or all troubles cauaed by impure
blood." H. M. Kn.vi;it, Urouac, Oregon.
Iluuil't S;ii s:ii:o ill.i is Hulil hy nil drugghta.
f 1 j mx fur if 't, lii.lunly lliiuil's.
New (IooJm, Just uri lxcd, note tliv
the
Men' Department.
latest lads in It is woilh
dreedeii mid fancy
1 JOSEPHSOM'S
"TH13TOP ISSOLID.n
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwvvvVvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvV
S - Mtr A
HADE IN ALL CALIURES
from ii to 45.
I
KL0MDIKE SKATES
i' 1
Kill-
HUT
Arc up iu G when it tuiius t
Apple Parcrs, Corn Knives, Fruit
Jars and Cans, and "sich."
CHURGHIU.WOOLLEYMcKENZIE. R08BUR6HARDWARE CU
1
I Kc M ill
nui Mil C1B
I
OAKLAND ROLLER MILLS
JLOUR,
MAM A' Tl Ul.l!.,
ANU bl.AIEI!- IS
GRAIN, AND MILL PRODUCTS.
ll': MANUFAClT'lti: and jilace uion the market but one brand ol Hour, the
AL'OK.N BUAN1), which is Btaudard Ihroiighotit tho world, and a Pasket
01 Acorns, priute.l 111 olive greeu upon Ihe sack, iii u guaraiituo that tho flour
is SiASiiAitii, o( Ihu highest grado. We have (or sale al all limes BKAN, HIOKTH.
and all kin Is o( b I'.l'.V. 1 ui
BRI3AKPAST P00D5
are (ayuritea ii. all markets. Thu mill is equipped with the luoul iorluct o(
uioduru iiiachiLory, and its proilucls aiu uouo but tho best. Wo givu 10 lls. iu
uschannu (or a bushol ol whoat and puy tho highest price (or grain, and farmer,
uloting grain ut Ihu mill be furnishud sackii free.
. . A FULL
CARPETS
WALL PAPER
WfcGOOD
AlEXAMDER
HONr.iiciM;,
Ladles call and cc tlu fine line of
BLACK DRliSS (100DS
Displayed hi Our Windows.
id.so While C0ll.1i! and Cull's
iu tin.' l.ttsl .slylt'.s.
folluwinx :
vour tlmntoioo the uleuaiil dmnhiv iu our
mills' department. Our "t cent silk hauderchlefs aiu
sidling like Iml takes.
Do you ride a Hike ?
We can v a Hue line of bicycle pants, bicycle hose, bl
cytlo shoos, blcyclo caps, and all kinds ol bleyilu
clothing,
I hat is only ONI; reason vlty tho
Marlin Repeating Rifle
is the SAFL&T and deserves It! iihmk
" SAFETY."
1
LJIiCTS at the &IDU and so U the MOM
CONVENIENT and 'COfirORTAUI.E.
r
The Barrel la the IIALLARO lUrnl.
The ACTION Is the most COHPACT 5
tho SIMPLEST bccaiMc ll In.
the fewest part $ the EASIEST
WORKINO because all parts work
directly on each other without loM
motion.
,
uuiir wcitinr ano pi.Kii.cr imi.anci .
cnd lor Calalsu Iu
The Marlin l ire Arms O .,
New HiM-rn, Conn.
I I , -
a
LIME OF
AMD
FURNITURE
GOODS WP
& STRONG'S
oiii.;n,