THE PLAINDEALER.
ruWil rcry Thuiwiar.
Mr 1M rt.lMKAI.KR M'BI.MIIU CO.
J", U. KUDV
!. Y. HKNJAMIN,
Kll (or.
Manager.
ftartairlpllon Malrft.
ItlVnt
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TarM Mnatrt K
OCTOBEtt :'8. 1897
WOLCOTT'S COMMISSION.
The roiseioD of (be bimetallic coiii
ruiwiou, Leaded by Senator Walcott, bu
come to nug!it. The l'.ritieli govern
ment does not tee the desirability of an
international conference. Mr. McKin
ley, Loiterer, bas fulfilled the rorniee
made for bim in tbe republican plat
form, to uee every endearor to briog
about aurh a conference. That plank
wae to eLow that it waa not hostility to
eilyer on tbe part ot tbe republican par
ty tbat caused it to declare for tbe gold
standard. We bad reached tbe parting
of the ways and juggling aiid uncertain
declarations on tbe money question
would no louger be tolerated. It would
Lave been better tor tbe party bad it so
declared fjur ears before. It would
have prev.Mi'ed tbe making of populists,
or ratber permitting an increase of pop
o lists by a passive policy on a vital ques
tion. A clean cut declaration at Minne
apolis in 1S92, would have inaugurated
tbe campaign of education four years
earlier and tbe fitfbt would now be over'
Partie", as well as individuals, wben
they are rigbt and know t bey are right,
should so declare in uo uncertain words.
This thing of framing platforms to catch
the votes of those who would oppose
your purpose if openly declared, fools no
oue, but reacts always, and often with dis
astrous results. Honesty is the best
policy.
There was once an old lady who wben
she felt a sinking in her stomach she
took gin ; if she felt a rising, she took
glo. According to the populiits, if
wheat gosa up, it's the gold bug ; if it
goei down, it's the gold bug. If silver
goes op, it's tbe gold bug ; if it goes
down, it's the gold bu. It's popular
with a certain clara to denounce wealth,
and the journals of tbe yellow kid vari
ety cater to that pre jirdice. Unprinci
pled themselves, they attribute mercen
ary motives to those who differ with
them.
Mud has supplanted silver in Ohio. It
would seem impossible tbat silver could
hare, in the short time since tbe adop
tion of tbe Ohio democratic platform,
wben it was made the chief plank, de
preciated to the yalue of ordinary mud
as a campaign issue, but this appears to
be the case in Ohio. The McLean men
are, however, exercising their ingenuity
iu attempting to discover a particularly
adhesive -duality of that article fur use
in tbe Mclean machine.
The tralem btateeman, too, is pleading
for party harmony. There is only one
way in which that can be brought about
Let us be done with Mitchell republi
cans, Simon repubicans and all other re
publicans who must use a prefix to dee
ignate where they belong, and come to
pettier as republican, whose principles
are those'eet forth in the platform of the
national republican convention adopted
at Ht. Louis last year.
"(old if ou its way to New York, aud
the tide o( domestic maoulacturing in
tereeta rises hiitber each dav. The rail
roads are blocked up with the crush of
basinefs all aloug the line." From the
New York Journal (rree Hlvsr Uem.
Will tbe "doubting Thotnaeaa" of the
popocratic persuasion believe this state
mentof one their own pirty? home
will not believe what they prpbesied
could not come to pass under tbe gold
standard.
Tbe governor has appointed Hun. M
C. tleoree to nil tbe vacancy on the
beucb of tbe fourth 'Portland) district
caused by the death of Judge T. A,
Kpheuj. No hatter selection could
have been made. Mr (Jeorge is in tin
urime of life, of larue exuerience in utib
lie affairs and a lawyer of acknowledged
ability.
Tim raniililii'ann (if Ornffnn will not al
low a little thing like the disappoint
ment oi a lew onioe seekers 10 inienero
with tbe Important matter of nomi
nating a good, clean ticket next Jane
and electing it. Albauy Herald.
Nor must they allow some other oflice
seekers to pull the wires and get ou the
ticket. No mugwumps need apply.
Tbs rush of gold seekers is uow in the
direction of Copper river, oo Cook's In
let. The number of men who desire fo
acquire wealth suddeuly will not dimin
ish ss long as tbe woild lasts.
Weyler refuses to give up Lis com
mand In Cubs. Perhaps lis thinks he Is
Included In Mr. Cleveland's lsst civil
trri" order,
leniorraU who an dioed to listen
to the popular clamor about wbat is
termed "government by injunction" and
other protests spuitipl the Federal courts
will be Interested in tlto utterances of
that lifelong iVtiiocrat, who was hon
ored by IVenideut Lincoln inoro than a
third of a century uo w ilh an appoint
ment to the supreme U'nch, Stephen J
Field. In his letter to his associates an
nouncing his retirement from the bench,
Justice Field ):
"As I look hack over the more than a
(bird of a century that I hate eat ou this
bench, I am inoro and more hnprriwd
with the immeasurable iniiHirtanc of
this court. Now and then we hear it
Spoken of as an aristocrat i feature il a
republican government. Hut it is the
most democratic of all. Senators repre
sent their states and representatives
their constituent, but this court stands
for tbe whole country, and as such it is
truly 'of the people, by the people, and
for tbe people.' It has indeed no power
to legislate. It caunot aipro,iiate a
dollar of money. It car ties neither the
purse nor tbe sword, but it poesewes
tbe power of declaring the law and in
that is found the safeguard which keeps
the whole tnightv fabric of iwvci univut
from rushing to dtstiuiliou. Ibis tta
tive power, tbe pow er of resistance, is
the only ralely ul a pot til ar government."
l"p to the close of the operation of the
Wilson law, the free traders were sure
that tbe iucreasu iu miUIiou of Amer
ican manufactures was the fruit oi a low
tariff policy. They now discover, how
ever, that the very tirst month the I'm:
ley law was in oeraliou si.owed a
larger eipoitatiou of manufactured .un
cles from the United States than had
ever been shown iu the corresponding
month of preceding years. This is ratti
er curious, iu view of the agony they ev
perieneed during the recent diecuseion
of the protective tariff measure over the
prospect that it would "cut off our for-
eigu tnarkots."
The matter of transportation haw cut
an important figure in determining the
supply, and consequently tho valjc, of
the stock of silver in the world. Trior
to the building of the Tactile railroads
the sliver producing sections of the
United States were devoidjof Iransporta-
facilities, and, simultaneously with the
creation of these traneportat ion facilities,
tbe production of silver began to in
crease eborniously, and the price began
to fall. The fact that -very pound of
silver represents several hundreds of
pounds of ore shows the close relation
of traofportation to silver.
A leading French jou-ual has this as
tounding information: "Tbe United
States bas lo war power. Its navy is
composed of a few modern ships, which
cannot put to sea, aud its army is made
op of a great many generals and a few
negro and Indian troops of no discipline
and poorly armed." If occasion should
require a brush with the navy of France
by tbe w hite ships of Lncle Sam, the
Frenchmen will discern tbat onr ships
can not only ba put to sea, but tbat they
possess lighting qualities, and are
manned by lighting men.
The Thiladelnhia Uecord says that the
Dingley law comes thundering down the
line in the second month of its operation,
with a deficit of three and a half million
dollars. What a noiee there uiuet have
been in the second month of the Wilson
law, wben the deficit w.ih thirteen and a
half million '.
Col. J. U. Kddy deathly silent on
the railroad commission's visit to Jack
sonville. Me'fjrd Monitor.
What's the matter, Drolher Thipps'.'
Has the road master ordered another
tree cut down? If there is anything you
want to know particularly the informa
tion will be forthcoming.
Iu his plea for republican harmony in
Oregon, Urother Kddy, ol the l'laio-
dealer, remarks: 'I -el us contess our
sins and take a fresh start." Why con
fess at all if it is proposed to take a fresh
start at sinning .' Koseburg Heview.
Col. Lddy could only be surpassed in
hie rapacity as a confessor by his record
as a sinner. - .Salem Journal.
Next !
Ou Tuesday next elections will take
place iu several Kasteru states, including
that of " reater New York." The re
sult will be looked for wi'.h interest, sec
ond only to that of a presidential elec
tion. NOTIi AND COMMLNT.
A New Jersey justice of the peace
fined a man who stole a kiss from a
pretty woman ?-7.-'U. Lveii at thut
price they come a little too high for most
of us. Last regooin.
If a treasury elerk puts a chuuk of
lead into a sack aud counts it for silver,
it is stealing. Lut if the government
puts J: cents' worth of silver into a coin
and calls it a dol'ar, it is a triumph of
statesmanship. This is the ouly kind of
dollars we should have if tho silverites
were running the government. Ore
gonian. It is estimated that the yellow fever
scare has cost the business men of tht
South lj.UOO.OoO. If a thousandth part
of that sum had beeu spent iu the pur
chase and proper application of chloride
of lime, there would he no plague scare.
Hereafter the business men of the South
may consider it nuch cheaper to pre
vent than to cure yellow fever. Tele
gram. McMiuuyillo Kepurter : Hon. W. S.
("Ken, the populist statesman from
Clackamas, was in the city this week.
We understand lie is traveling witii a
doctor who has an effective remedy for
hernia. The popocratic organization is
badly alllicted with the malady, but we
doubt if a combination of doctors and
statesmen aud saltpeter thrown in can
save it.
Heory (Jeorge is trying lo outbid Tam
many I'jr a "wide-open city." He
wouldn't tax liquor at all, would put no
legal restraint upon gambling or other
social vice; but would allow every one
lo do what seems right in his own i-yea,
n there was no disturbance of lhe puo-
lie peace that is. ,tio outbreak of io
letice. This proclamation by Henry
George makes Tammany appear almost
a model of conservatism and champion
of social and moral order. What chance
in such a city bas what they rail "a
puritanical regime"? Oregonlan.
The Herald's special from Havana,
giving information ul steady westward
moven.ents ol General tioutex, makes
iiitcrostimi reading. It looks as if the
Cohan commander, realising the weak
ness of the Spanish cause, both al home
and in Cuba, is determined to act
promptly. Thin is generalship. Much
to be desired i the end of the Cuban
etrtiwle. and tho Cuban iietiou tbat
would coiuo through a triumphant
march through the island and the fall oi
Havana. Oregon i an.
Al the very time wben the Uuiled
States is preparing to tako less ot our
goods we are obliged to demand more of
he' wheat and pay hinder prices for it.
-Bradford, Kng., "Observer," August
2;?. isr.
What's this, what's this? I'ugland
has to buy more of our goods when we
buv less of hers! This won't do at all.
Some of our free, traders should proceed
to educate tbe Knglish editor ou the the
oiv that "if we do not buy. we cannot
sell." This Bradford bailuciation is
moustrous, by Jove to the free traders.
Uconomist.
NUWS noti:$.
I he sale of the Union TacitJc bus leeu
postponed.
l'oillaud aphyiUiea its tramp or un
licensed dogs.
Torto 11 ico is said to le on the eve of
rebellion against Spain.
A cyclone caused the loss of -100 lives
iu the Thilippine islands last week.
C. T. Moores took charge of tho Ore
gon City land ollice ss register on Mon
thly last.
A well-dctincd but very mild case ol
vellow lever appeared in Cincinnati
Moi day.
The I'i't-t Fugliah authotity says their
wheat nop is Ht,oKUX Mishels less
than List )car.
United States .oualor Johu T. Morgau
1ms returned from Hawaii a more enthu
siastic anuciationist thau before.
Kcv. U. C. Wyatt, who was injured in
a runaway accident near t'laiuviuw,
Taker county, died from his injuries.
Returning Kloudikcrs bring stories of
shortage of food supplies at Uawson, pri
vation, sutlcring and death ou the trails.
Miuister Woodford has received Spain's
reply. It is a docuiueut ot over oO pages
and'hss knocked the breath out of t'uele
Sam.
The centeuuial auniversary of the
launching of the U. S. frigate constitu
tion Old Ironsides waa celebrated in
U.ston last week.
Keiic hunters have so defaced the
tomb of l'aniel Doone.iu Frankfort, Ky.,
that the letters of its inscription can
hardly he deciphered.
A conspiracy is said to be discovered
that had for ii's object the assassination
of Sheriff Maitio, wboee posse killed tbe
etrikera at Litiiuer, Ta., not long ago.
Ti.e jury, iu the case of Ieutgert, the
Chicago sausage man charged with the
murder of his wife, could not agree, be
ing three for acquittal and nine for con
viction. The charges ot irregularities against
U. 8. Commissioner Johu A. Smith at
Dyea and skaeuay are being investi
gated l a special agent of tho treasury
department.
Speedy, the professional oridgejumper,
j Limped from the Louisville A Jefferson
ville bridge Monday, before ao audience
of lS.uOO. Speedy make the jump of l;J0
feet in safety, and was luiniriiui: with tbe
crowd a few minutes later.
(.ieorge Westerman, aged 00, of New
Madrid, Mo., shot bis young etepdaugh
ter last week, and then blew his brains
out. He had been suspected of criminal
intimacy with his stepdaughter, who
would have socn become a mother.
lioverument by injunction has reached
Jackson county, lhe justice court of
Fagle Tuiot haa just issued an injunc
tion against hands of turkeys doing dam
age to people's fields. A sympathetic
strike is predicted from all the barn
yarda in southern Oregon.
A train plunged into the Hudson river
on the New York Central on Sunday
morning and 2-S persons were Idrowned
like rats in a cage. Tbe undermining of
a retaining wall by a high tide is sup
posed to be the cause. A coupler broke
aud the six rear cars remained ou tbe
track or the loss of life would havt) been
much greater.
Iu many places tho sidewalks ol Ibis
city are iu such a broken down condi
tion that it is a wonder that eoidu un
fortunate iKideutriau does not fracture
Ids leg or arm or even broak his neck.
It is, indeed, ahtouiflhiug that in a com
munity whero so much private enter
prise is manifested, that the public pulse
docs uot leat w ith enough pride to pay
somu regard to having sidewalks which
are not a meuace to the safety of eple
who aro daring enough to waik on Iheui.
linker City Hemovrat.
Narrow liscape.
rhe Kugeuc Guard of Friday last cays:
This afternoon as the south-bound local
wae pulling out of the city it ran into a
wagon al tiie crossing by the L'ugeue
cannery.
Geo. Lymau was driving the water
wagon lor tlie county rock crustier ana
had left bis team alone in that vicinity
for a few moments, They became fright
ened aud ran away. When the team
reached the cannery croseiog the local
train came along and struck the wagon
center tbe horses havinir barely cleared
tbe track. No wagon probably came out
of a wreck in worse sbapethan this, uot
a single spoke being lelt in one wheel
aud parts of the wagon could be fouud
on either side of tbe track. No injury
was done tho horses, and lrom appear
antes the team escaped damage.
Hawaii and Postal Banks.
I he United States annexes the Ha-
u tu islands it will ad I to its posses
ii i.n a country that iu one respect at
Irani is mure civili.Hd than itself. Ha
waii has in successful operation a postal
savings hank system. There is on do-
iijhiI with the postal bank about l,UO0,
000, which is a pre'.ty good showing for a
country ot 100,000 population, mostly
illiterate natives ami foreign laborers.
if annexation of the islands were to
carry with it the extension to this coun
try of the postal savings bank system in
oieralioii there, that would bo a strong
argument for annexation. Chicago Rec
ord. You can't afford lo risk your life by
allowing a cold to develoji into pneu
monia or consumption. Instaut relief
and a certain cure are afforded bv One
Minute Cough Cure. Marsters' Drug
store. Hiilrrt-I I'oIhimi al Marrtlcr'M.
Kiddle News.
1. 11. Kiddle, the attorney, waa In
towu Saturday,
Mr. Graham and family hevo moved
lo Ashland to reside.
The mountain tops wore covered with
snow Saturday morning, the tirst ol lhe
season.
The loud, clear wblxtlf of the big
steam engine at the Gold (Hull mine can
l plainly heard.
It rained so much during the past
week that all the news stayed at home ;
therefore ye scriho has difficulty in find
ing something tj write about.
When sweet sixteeu its blushes briug,
Her charms doth shine and captivate;
Till be with mien of dude or king,
L'lopes with her through "Ta's" back
gate
Mr. Luke Chapuiau ot Cauyouville.
accompanied by his mother, wife and
children, took the train at this place
Thursday night tor .Montana, whete
they will make their future home.
Their many triendi regret to see them
go-
Tho exploit of "Charles Huval" in ef
fecting the escape ol the Cuban girl,
Miss Uvsngelina Cisucroe, from the
Spanish prison in Havana, is attracting
considerable attention throughout the
country. Truly, it was a bravo act, and,
as usual, the r.xaminor Is trying lo
claim all the credit for the success of the
affair. Just how far it was iustrumeulal
in the accomplishment ot this heroic un
dertaking, we do uot know, but we do
know that "Charles Duval" was a cor
respondent of other papers besides the
l.xaujiuer.
Wheu Marion Kyan purchased hia
ticket for Union creek, Thursday morn
ing, he found that lie would have to nd.i
on the platform of one of tho cars in or
der to haul hia velocipede. Therefore
he selected the baggage car and moitut-
ed the platform. Alter the train htd
stalled, lour Irampa clmilnvl on a', tin)
same place aud it wai not long helore
they doiuauded Mr. Kjau'a money, hir
he refused to give it up. Then they
tried to persuade him by hitting him on
tbe head with a revolver, aud vaiuus
other ungentle means, but ho held his
own uutit tbe Iraiu reached ludgo Kid
die's place, where it stopped lo let utf i
couple oi paseiiRis. the tramps le
came alarmed, jumped oil and ran aw ay ;
but iu due tune three ol lliem iio
caught and had then trill before Justice
lean, Saturday, Ira l. Kiddle conduct
ing the ca.-e. t wo ol them were c u
victed and setit to CoH-b'irg Saturday
night to a ait the action of the grand
jury.
F.tervliody Say So.
Cavurots ( andv CuUiurtic. the most won
derful medical discoxcrv of tlie age, pleas
ant aud rcfrvslnnc to tbe taste, act gently
and iiosiUvcly on kiducys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entiro system, dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try a box
otCC.C. to-day: 10, S3, SOccnts. bold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
In Trobatc Court.
In the matter ol the estatu of ti, J.
Callahan, deceased, M. F. Callahsu is
appointel aduiinistrater with tioud fixed
atfJOtiO. N. LaKaut, J. W. Coun and
I'avid Urenot are aptoinled appraisers.
Administrator's bond tiled aud approved
with J. W. Conn and W. T. Wright as
sureties.
In the matter of the estate of America
Young, deceased, Administrator C. W.
Vail, asks authority lo sell real prop
erly iu tbe city of Oakland lo pay in
debtedness. .Mailer set (or hearing Jan
uary Is'T, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Iu the uiBtter of the estate of Joseph
Kosftin, Administrator K. M. Conklmg
asks for authority to sell real property
of said estate to pay indebtedness. Mat
ter sel lor hearing Nov. lo, Is '7, at 10
o'clock a. m.
In the Circuit Court.
Slate of Oregon vs. J. C. Twitchell;
writ of review from Justice Hamlin's
court. Ordered that defendant desist
from further proceedings in said matter
to lie reviewed.
Nora A. tiood ye. Ira II. (iood; order
for publication of summons.
Mattie J. Stanton vs. Mary and Oeo.
W. Uenger; D. C. MuWilliams is ap
pointed receiver of real protirty of de
fendants pen dine proceedings for the
(oreclo3ure of a mortgage, in order to
prevent waste aud protect said real es
late. Bond of receiver fixed at yxo.
In the Recorder's Court.
The notoiiouH I toll FeaBler w as arrest
cd by Marshal I'illard, ou complaint of
Ihomas Gibson for rotbiug him in a
house of ill fame iu this city. Later,
the charge of robbery was dismissed and
Mr. Gibson tiled a complaint auaiiiHt her
for keeping a bawdy house. Kecorder
Kice placed her under bonds to appear
Wedueeday for trial, but she failed to
nul in an appi-arante, haiug left tbe
city.
Tu Lure Cimstlpalloii forever.
Take IWaiet Caadv Catliartit- lie r the
It C. C. C. fail lo cure, Uruygibls rt funJ uiouty
The Wheat Trade.
Commercial Keview, I'orllaud: I'nr
iutr the nast w eek holders have been
selling freely ; some of the holders whoso
pretentious have Men somewhat eleval
ed have let go, and those that are antici
patini! lo obtain $1 wheat are uow more
inclined to meet the market. Offerings
have been made with some freedom,
aud some very largo lots have passed in
to the hands of our exporters. Ware
houses are tilling up rapidly, aud tonnage
is uot arriving as freely as exporters
would like, lhe receipts lrom bom sec
tions are verv largo. Quotations are:
For club. !): : blueatem. Hfc ; and Valley
8l'c per bushel. Keoorls lrom the I'a-
louse country are that some of the wheat
is slighlly bleached, but it is llrm, uaru
and sound. Harvesting in some sections
of Washington is still in progress, but
almost the entire crop of the Northwest
is secured. Seeding is well aloug with
winter w heal' and (he probability Is that
there will be a large iucreaee In acreage
Tree of Charge to Sufferers.
Cut this out and take it to your drug
gist ami get a sample bottle free of 1'r.
King's New Discovery, for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. They do uot ask you
to buy before trying. This will show
you tho great merits of this truly won
derful remedy, and show you what cau
be accompliHhed by the regular si.e bot
tle. This is no experiment, am) would
be disastrous to the proprietors, did they
not kuow It would invariably cure.
Many of tbe best physicians are uow
using it iu their practice with great re
sults, and are relying ou it in most se
vere cases. It is guaranteed. Trial bot
tles free at A. C. Marsters' Drug Store.
Regular size 50 cents rnd 11.00.
l!iing your lob work to the Plai.npkal
tu oflice. Wo are prepared to do lhe
cheapen! ii nd best work noulli of Cortland.
.inSEPHSOttS i
IWt fowl dial c c-arry
i complete Hue ol
Among our
Ladies Pocket Books.
A full line of Indies' Docket Uioks.
monkey skin, alligator, etc.
Ladies Belts.
A complete assoitmenl ol Indus' bell In Ian, white,
blown, black and ox-blood, tin hiding I ho new doub'e
buckle bell.
Ladies Waist 5ets.
ladies' waist fets, in pearl, gill, dieadeu mid dim y
stones mav iilso Wi Ion ml lieie
Men. do vou wear SllOliS? If so, IOC LT D I I C H N C
we carry a line the equal Y 11 ) J I J
of which has never been seen here. LLhrfLf1 ' h i
Dr. W hitman's Hones.
One day last week IV. Marcus Whit
man's grave, at Whitman Mission, seven
miles west of Walla Walla, was opened,
preparatory to the erection of a mauso
leum ol brick, and granite thereon by
the Whitman Memorial Association.
1'rosidout Pentose, of Whitman college;
a few studeiiln and uowxpaper men only
were present, he-sidua the contractors.
Near the surface of lhe mound in one
corner, four skulls neatly intact were
di.oveicd, also a imnilx-r of minor
bones. The tikni; of lr. hilmaii waa
recognized by the gold tilling in one of
bis teeth ami n tomahawk wound at the
base id the skull .
Or. Whitman, his wife and It asso
ciates, nia.isai reed .ill yearn ago, aro sup
posed to bo bin led in tho giave.
lhe bones were taken to Valla Wulla,
to he claiisiiied iv plnen iuna. After br
ing placed in ii glam ewe (or inspection
for a few days, they will In returned to
their resting plare, and tho mausoleum
of brick and granite erected over them.
riARkiin.
l'.kU(.il.l'NI Wool KI N InthiHciiy
Ovlober .''.'. Is'.'.', Chas. .1. Ci'iglund
and Almyra 1. Wool rev ; Kcv. J. T.
Cotton, olliciating.
FIF.Ll'S-W 1 1.1.1 VMS. At the resi
dence of l'rof. F. Haiuliu in Kose
burg, Wednesday ct. al 8 .'M p. in.
Mr. Charles L. Fields to Miss l'aimio
Williams, Frank I.. Moore, olliciating.
Those present were: Mrs. F.e'.da,
Mrs. Adolph Marks. Mr. I red Fields,
Mr. Charles Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
James New land. Prof, aud Mrs. F. II.
Hamlin, Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Kic hards.
After the ceremony all repaired lo lhe
dining room and enpyed a sumptuous
repast. As u closing number on the
programme the mililui appeared in (rout
of the residence and gave three salutes.
At tho appearance id the I ride on the
porch, three rhoers were given in her
honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Fields departed to their
ready prepared cottage on Mill street.
V II W All K.
II I I i"V
WAITE & LONG,
W liol. -nil' sii.l Ki liill
l slir in Choice
Heel', iMiiUon, and Pork,
Cured lcutH, louHr,
OAMi; AND H.-II.
Urdeii', tak' ii iiii'l iiiihIi -Ii In rcl I" hii pint
..I IIr- 1 1 .
All Kinds of Livestock Hong lit.
Rcal
lixciutor'ji Notice of Sale of
Mate.
p J II K i 'Ml n n CU' lt I i IIIK nir.M v
In the mam i ol I lo- -tnte ! June K Ih.l
HOII. ih'I THM-tl
NulH f Is htp -liy rivvii Hull l.jr liiin ( lhe
niitliiirlijr nul lin I'tloiii uim ii iih; 1 lln' ht-l
ill iiikI l I u ui' nt ul lh'- I itlu J iinii'. V. 1 1. d n
dt-cciiwl, nii'l mi . 1 1 . 1 c-1 ul lhe County i imri id
liniiKla., (.'.mi ii I , On Run. iliri-t line llu-Ihnr.
term uii'l t oii.Iii lun ul tin- -air, I ulll on Moil
clay Ihu ."'Hi ilny in v'o i mix r. I al Hiu h"iir
Of 1 i'l'X k III Ihu nllcMIOnri . illfl ila at ihu
IruUI dixir ul llu I mill llou-j in Ku-tbuiK.
piMirlas rimiity. On gun, wtl al puliln: mn Imti
In tin: Inflic t I nhli-r lur i h in Imirl all lln
ri'tii liili- anil iniiic-t liii h ltn- .iipl Jaiin i. f.
II.kIimU lui'l al I In Him' nl his ih it I Ii . (llu Mtim
Im llli; U llllilll Mlril DIM: hull llllrl-hti, in ami
In thr i-ii-l tin 1 1 ul a Imrlul honl ln.niidiil as
InllnwH, IiiiUI: lliKiuninic hi llu: hiMitliunit
ruiiM-i nl lln; iluaiillon ctalm ul Jrrrmiah llinit
h-y, Vi. in sci liuni. 1 and .'I In TuiuiKhip
."7, f-illllll ol llllUKi' 0 W'i l, llillnil Mill ii i m:
Nnrili ii i halm in lhe noulli buninlaiy Inn: ul
tin: cmirily mini lrom lliiw hiui; in HiirM jr .liuiva,
thcnci lit lo Ibt hail bounijin v ! Iln iluun
turn 1 hi in Nu. ul .liilin 1 1.-LT III Sci (inns II,
1 1, ami .'I, In l" u-lilp ami llaiiri' af'rc-ni'l,
1.1.7 i chain uliiiie I tin ""Hi hinuntary nl tin
cimnly roml li.-ii'lniR from Kiinrtiin i; In llanry
lK-,' thrin i rioiilh 17 rlnoin., ttmin c Kali tU
I.'Iil- llu- Nuiih Lr. ni ii. In i nl I lie funs ha
uau'on iijhiI -I -J i Innus lu lhe ilai c nl litmn
linin, umlalinni; J.' VI m rrn iimrv or h im. l'-x-
i I'lilliiK thcrclriiiii the lullioyini; ih -.rrila-d jmi
liuu Ihtn of hiTi-iiilurir cuiivi-yi-il tu lli in y .Ni-w-man
hy de-i d ul dale Nuvtiiil.i i illi, I'., uinl
nmrt' imrliciilaih ih '-i.rllii'il lis fiillnMs, tuuil
Coiiiiin.-nriut; ut slake at ihu ninth hmniihiry ol
I lii' I mil Hay niiL-un ioml uinl Ihu it est huiindaiy
ul lhe tuail luailliiu Iinm Kii'i-hnii; In llanry
Juliea,' said stake neinu mnr tin' SoutliHrU ;u.
lu r nl Ihr iJoinitluii limn nl Jun.-intah Hunt
Icy, No. 1 In Nclluus 1 1 ami HI, Ihwii-IiIi JV,
ssnilli n( Kuiiku S, Wi st, tln inu riiinniiK neurit'
N'irtli 0 chain- and ill n-i'l lu Hit Huiilh humnl
ary nt suiil i on nty road leailum Innn Husi linri;
In llllM-y .luiies 'irate, llieinu nearly Wvxl ullli
tlie Niiilii houiidary ul mpl roiul I i liiiins ami
I . leet In a stake, tin lii e in ailv H.juili i. i hallm
and nl lie I tu a stake ul the Nuilh huiiinlary uf
IIiuCisis Hay hukuii road, lln nee riiiilnliK "Hh
the Noith iiuiindary uf the Cim)h liay uai'uii
luad uearly hast ,i eliaina to tin-ilm u uf he Kill
Hint;, euiilaiiniifc three ueies inuie ur less, and
also exei titiiiK tlierefruin the lulluw iiik di-si rlla-d
iirciulMK neiulolure l unvivnl lo .IuIhimiii M
I. arh-hy ih nl ol daln nf Kueuihei 1st, ls)s,
duly recnrilcd In Jdeed records ol liuui'las Cuuii
ty, OicKull, at Vul. JO, 1'iiKc 47m, and desi rllx d as
IuIIoms, lo-wlt: Cuiiiiiieni Iiik at a slake ut the
North hnunilary of the Cuus Hay uau'uii riiml
ihu W est houiiilury of the new mud li aillim
fium mid Cm s May vvui-on mud lu llai vey
loin s, said Make helUK near llm i-iiiithest rar
iici nf tlie Duiiatiiiii Claim nf .h remiali Hunt
li y.'la Inn lalin Nu. ,., in heetlufia 11 and '.'I,
TouiMil'.'7, wiilli uf llaliKn n, est, In liuim
las Ci.iinlv, iri'(uii, llnnee ninniiiu' nearly
NiirHi i ehaiiia and "I levt In thu isoulfi
hnniilar uf mid new ruud, theme near
ly Weal with I ho Kuiitli In u iii I ii i y ol mid
new iiiad I i halm and 41 feel lu a
lake, Iln nee nearly hwith ti elianm anil id feel
In a stalii' al Ihu .Nurtli boniidar of the I ona
Bio inn. I. lie nee with the N'oilli Isiiiii'lury nl
aald ruud nearly Kasl fi i huiua lu Ihu ilai o ul
Is'KiuiniiK' eoiiluiMlim three aeren, and iiIi.ii e
ceiiliiii: iheri Iruiii the lollowlou desenhed par.
cul ol land heietufuru riiiiveyed tu Neiilla ( .
Ill es, hy doed of date May nth, h',i:i, duly n eurd
ed lu Vol. Ill, mgi' l il, ul the di ed rueurdii fur
luii(las C'uiiuly, Oregon, belliK more iarlieiilar
Iv ili-Hurlhed aa (oIIohk, In wit: I uiiuihui Iiiu
at the Hiiilhwealeurn :r uf llu- JJuiialiun lulel
claim of Jeremiah Iliiuili y, No. HeeMuns l;i
aud ii, lowuship 27, Huulli ul llalik-e Ii, Weat,
llouiflas Cuniity, Oli K'iu, Iln ln'O Surlh ) rods
ami 7.. i fuel lln'iiee l a.l Ii rudu, lliencu Mouth
ii nala ami 7 'e t, Iheui'u West tu Hie pluee ul
hcmnniim, i oiiiuinluK 't ul an ai re moru or
less).
'1 ho iiileresl of thu said Jamea Y llijiKon lu
Ihu laud ahine desenhed will Ihi mild lo pay Ida
duhts, ami said aalu will he suhjuet lo uiipnual
and emillrmailuii hy Ihu Cuniity Cnnrl of Ilium
laa i ii ii I . Iirrk'iui.
Iluled I Ii is a, 1 1 . ija nf Ol I , ls'iT.
K.ii, IKMj.scjN,
I'iM'Cnlni nf llm la-l ivill nl James I', IIikIkhii,
ih (;i uhi 1 1 , n-flUi
Ladles
I iniCf MIDI llttlSfS
LflUILU UIIIUI IMIIUIU,
New (loods, Jut m rUcd, nolo tin-
tho latest lads In
Do vou ride
clothing
THE TOP IS SOLID."
VVVVVVVVVVVVVWVVVVVVVViVyVVVVVVVVVVVVV
m
X 1 1 i atfeaJfftV
' . r . - .v 11
HAUL IN ALL CALIUKU5
from JJ to 45.
KL0MDIKE SKATES
A i o up in i
Apple Parcrs, Corn Knives, Fruit
! Jars and Cans, and "wich."
tSflillll)WI!Sllilll!li:il!;flifl((ffiHI
nui iniiii
;ii ;l
OAKLAND IJOLLKU MILLS
MAM fA I I'Kl.tl
AND III-. A I Hi IN
GRAIN, AND
.M A M ' 1' Al ' l I ' K I , unj jilni u 1 1 1 i i tin- inuikcl In 1 1 onu liruml of I lour, tfi
' AC'lHtN I'iUA M i, m huh in ht.uuluril lhroii;hiiiil tho wurhl, inula Uaaket
uf Acoriin, iiintcil in oliyis rei'ii iiiiuii tlio H.irk, hi a ciuranlut) Ihul thu Hour
ill KiAMi wm, of the IhkIici t Kruilc. Wo li.ivn fur i itlo ul all linniH KUAN, MIOIiTK,
uinl nil L i n I h of b i ;i ;i). i nu
IJRIiAKI'ASI POODS
are f.iyuiitc.'i ih all murkut". TIid mill in ciiiicil with Ihu nioiil Ktrfoct ot
moiluru uiiicliii.cry, uinl itu pruilnclH uiu iiojiu hut tho hciil. Wo uive 10 llm. In
exchaiiKu for a hunliul ul wheat uinl iiy tho hilicil piici) for iruiii, anil farinoru
Htorin (jraiii at tho mill ho fiiriiiahuil nut kt iKm.
. . A FULL
CARPETS
WALL PAPER
flTflssAsQ00D
Alexamder
IIOHI.IIKHI., ll..ON,
call ami, ice the fine line of
IJLACK DRI'SS (H)ODS
Displayed in Our Windows.
'" : ,'i'.k i.', . ,' '!,!!!' "
1,1 -
following :
Alen Department.
It la woiiIi jour time to ro I ho elegant display In our
mi iih' di piirtmi nl. tur :' it nt Hilk liatiderchlefd ate
H llinii like hoi i .ike.i.
a Bike ?
We earn a tine him of bicyt hi pants, bicycle hose, Id
i ( ,i tdio , bicycle caps, and all kinds of Idejcle
I hut i only ONI! iiii'.nii Uy lhe
Marlln Relating: Rifle
is the SAI:LiST nnd deserves Its nnnte
"SAriiTV."
r.
II LJIX'TS at the blDI; and no U tlio M05T
CONVLNILN I' and COfll OUI AULL.
r r
I lie lUrrcl Is lhe ISAI.I.AKD lUrrcl.
I he ACTION i: lhe most COfll'ACT ;
I lie SIAtl'Lli.T liei-su.se It hi
the fewest parl.s i lhe LASILM'
WOKKINO lHM-nii.se nil pnrla work
directly on each oilier without lost
motion.
I Kill I WtMllir AMI PIMI'I.Cr IMLANtr.
:t-iut lur Csl.il"i;iic In
l licMarlin l iie Anns O .,
New Haven, Conn.
IM'T
wIr-ii it i ' iinr . 1 1
c
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MILL I'KODIHTS.
LIME OF . .
AMD
FURHITURE
GOODS
& Stromgs