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Newspaper Page Text! J? pE WEEKLY OBEGON STATESMAN 0.1c...l of mo I iitlt'd Stati's. W l'UHDAY, : : Ol TOttl'U 2., 1S75. OREGOIl'S ANNUAL CARNIVAL l'IKTfct'.x rt Nit r l'!H F 1 im m.oii Those who jmw not al p at the time say that the day dawmd about the usual time, ami noon after the majority of the permanent and tianuieut rpsitlonts of Salein struck out for the Fair Ground. ARRIVALS AS1 PtPARTTllES. The morning train from Fortland brought up seven car loads of passengers, which a as a de cided falling off from the number of ywtrrday. A laiys number ".ho came from above vester day and apent the night on the grounds, left for home on the tram, but largo numbers camo in from oilier points to till their places. TH FAV1IJOS Is still the main point of attraction, especially for the ladies, and in addition to our yesterday 's le-port, we mention a few of the noticeable feat tires. In the embroidery dep'-ment Mrs. K. Varriner, Mrs. J. L. Wortloy, Mrs. E. M. vYito, lira. M. Albert, and Miss M. B. MeMurray, liavo made the largest entries. Mrs. Thomas t'ann has a very handsomely embroidered chair. There rre a targe number of tidies on exhibi tion, and one of them, made by Mis Ann Fra nor, txk up the spare time of 18 months. Misa Eva Wnite, a little Salem lady of six Summers, haa two patchwork quilts oo exhibition, whirh are vrrv creditable to her. Mrs. Samh McCui us, Mrs. Wann and other ladies have some tine specimen of patchwork. A very fine col lection of framed chromoa is made by Mrs. John Holman. of Salem, and she takes the first premium. Miss Nellie Mraeham takra the lirst preminm for oil paint intra. Mrs. (leonje Cooke has taken 15 first and lour second pre miums for needle work. The examination of the A lp eh rRrrr. The Salem Company has a most excellent showing of fruits and vegetables, not ornament ed at great expense in the way of fancy boxes, etc., but depending npon the excellent quality tn iwmvimnul it. The Smierintetidmt of the works gives special attention to the matter of pnttmjt np aciass Ol gixxis amrrmul pirpsr enstomers and consumers, but did not, at this Fair, give any time to laiicy work, simply for a iow. STOCK AT TUE ARESA in t) forenoon attracted a large crowd, and premiums were awarded as follows: Horses of all work, John Baxter 1st premium; two year olds, X. Corantt, Canyonville, 1st premium; yearling colts, V. M. liinearson 1st premium; thoroughbreds, Win. Bingham's Lather" took the 1st premium, and John Kediman 2d; Jacks C. luitelie of Bethel took the 1st and S'm White the 2d preminm; mules, M. Torter 1st preminm, and Fred Btiewer of Jefferson, 1st premium for the best pair of draft mules; brood leare and colt, John Downing of the Waldo Hill. tok l-t premium: mares of all work, seven entries. H. H. Cole of l.iun Comity, tat ing the 1st premium. 1 RXMIVM CATTLE. In addition to the number of cattle which were examined in the arena, and which have alreadv been mentioned, the following persons took premiums for stock : Btewart A Jones, of North Yamhill, took five first premiums and six second. C. Eigga, of Rickreal, took the first nrominm for throe-vear-old bull. Fisk A Dim mick. of Hubbard, took two first premiums and two second. Dimmiek & Davenport, of the same place, took the first premium for a fonr-v.-r-oid bnll. G. W. Dimmick A Sons took first premiums for calves and heiters. and bnll nmier one year. c. u. neeu. oi r orufuw, matie nineteen entriea in this department, and was awanled nine first premiums. Henry Myer, of Dallas, was awanled three first prizes for bulls ;,-oi-.re W. Hnnt. of Stavton. was awarded the t.ivn.i urine for three-vear-old bulls. Taken altoeether. the airplay of stock in this division v-as very creditable u the cattle raisers of the bta'e. ; SHEEP. This department is Tery well represented. Ralph C. 3eer, of 8ilverton, has twelve South- downs, and David M. Guthrie, of Dillas, has eleven thoroughbred French Merinos. Chas Miller, of Jefferson, has a band of twenty-one Spanish and French Mirinos, all of which look ! very well. Thos. Davidson, of Salem, has six teen Snish Merinos, which may be said to le tiie finest looking band on exhibition. John Mmto, of Salem, has about fifty sheep entered, thirty-three of them being pure Spanish Meri nos, and the balance are verv tine gi-ailes. W. T. Xewby. of McMinnville-, lias a band f about fifty . seven of them being pure blooded Spanish Merinos, and the others are grades. Mvssrs. Severance A Test, o! California, have about thirty pnre-blooded Spanish Merinos, but have not entered tbem. ami then-lore are not con testants for premiums. Tliey liave sncceedet! in selling almnt half of their band, at price varvine from 575 to fijrt. As nstial, S. G. lietd, of Portland, has a large nnmber entered. anions tliem some very fine specimens of Cotswolds and Leicosters. 8. Comiit. of AumswUe, haa Some seven-eights grade Leicester, and ti. I'. Jsavton, of Forest (imve. ha fifteen tine Span ish and American Merinos. John GreCDstreet exhibits three pure Oxfordshire, which are tine looking animals. Moving to the next pen we find ourselves among . THE AGOKA GOATS, Which animals attract considerable attention. J. L. rarrish, of Salem, has twenty goats, some of them rure Angoiaa, and the balance high grades. J. M. Fugh, of Salem, has tight on exhibition, some of which are pure bloods ; Chas. Claggett, of Salem, has three pnre blooded An goras and six graded. Franklin Yokuni, of a lern, has fourteen goats in the pens, anions them some pure bloods. Mr. Yoknm exhibits tlie pelt of an Angora, the fleece of which is as Bolt and fine as silk. Messrs. Landrnm A Rogers, of California, have a drove of alout 1.400 goats pastured in tlie vicinity of the l air Gronnd, and have some thirty-live pure bloo,ls on exhi bition, one-half of" which have alreadv been sold. These gentlemen exhibit a large number of pelts, some of them dyed in fancy colors. wh;eh make excellent rugs and mats. They have also some specimens of mohair cloth, which was manufactured in New York Stme from the fleece of Angoras. J. J. Shaw, of Sa lem, has four fine graded kids on exhibition. This Angora Goat business seems to be attract ing considerable attention in Oregon, and from present appearances it will some day lie an ex tensive interest. The fleece at present com mands from 60 cents to $1 per pound. Leaving the stock pens, we elbow onr way through the crowded pavilion and come to tlie AC.KICCLTVRAL, IMPLEMENTS. The display in this department is very lare, and shows that the tide of progress is washing np its fruits for the benefit of the husbandman. The machinery is in position under the shed near the west gate, and consist of harrows, prows, cultivators, grain separators, wagons, etc. Prominent among the exhibitors are Messrs. Knapp, Burrell ft Co., of Portland, who Lave tlie five foot sickle with sclf-raking attachment, which is a fine Biaebtuw. A two-horse power has attra. i" niJfcrable attention, and is very culistential, us it has a wrought iron frame. They have also twelve Champion Moline plows, that cut from 10 to 10 inch furrow, and are very hihly finished; the mould board is as bright as steel can make it. A horse hoe or reversible plow is a very useful implement, and will prob ably he adopted by many who have examined it. " There is a one-borse cultivator of live teetti auJ reversible diamond si, aped pk ws. bnt this is rivaled by a nine-toetli inijit-n-n-. that stamls next and elicits considerable discussion. Among Ute harrows we noticed those that revolved and others that folded. There is one of Fills' eight horse power threshers that has one of Cbeeney's patent breaks npon it, f,.r the purpose of pre venting ruuawas. A .Marsh Harvester is a beautiful machuie to look at, and nndeubtedly must do good work, judging from the number sold. An old-fashione d liianchard churn mod estly assorts its many virtues by its presence. Haw ley, Dodd A Co., are on hand, as usual, with a big display of machinery, as is their wont. They have a ten-horse power Champion thresher, a Schuttler wagou, and a prairie hreaking plow, which has a great deal of enrve, and is evidentaly a gcod thing. The celebrated manufacturer, John Ileere, lias a variety of implements tlirongh tnis firm; among the most notable is his sulky and gang plows. Mr. Aver, of the firm of D. M. Osborn A Co., of Auburn, Ji. Y., has placed on exhibition sev eral new machines, consisting of Wheeler's combined self raker and mower, a combination of all the patents of the members of that large manufacturing company, the gearing being in closed in a box, and entirely protected, and lu brication with oil. Minute descriptions of these machines would consume more room than de sirable. They were awarded first premium at tlie late California State Fair. '1 lie liurdiek Ceres reaper is center cut, and can be raised or lowered as desired. The two-wheeled mower is a small and compact machine and runs verv light, T. Cunningham A Co., of Salem, are the gen eral agents for the Garden City works, consist ing of plows, cultivators, etc. They have sold during the last season forty-one of Adams A Freuch's harvesters, while the remainder of their display is creditable. Two gentlemen by the name of Sherrel A M acy , of Hrrrisburg, have invented a harrow that is well spoken of. Afternoon. . A considerable laliius off in the attendance was noticed this afternoon, although there Was still an immense crowd on the grounds, and every "mnable" vehicle in town was en gaged in transporting people from Salem out to tlie grounds. Shortly after dinner the larger part of the crowd started to witness the proceedings AT THE TBACK The great running race attracted an immense CDQcoaxse of people who filled the two stands and lined the fencca for hundreds of yards either aide nf the Judge stand. While hundred of vehicles loaded down with person of all ages were scattered around on the turf on the inner si.le of the track. For tlie running race, Tweii-tv-one, Foster and Napa, put in an appearance. The race was for horse, mare or gelding, free to all, 2 mile heats. 1st premium fciiH), 2d premi um, $l"id. 1J premium $75. After two false start the horse got away, Foster leading closely followed by Napa, with Twenty-One trailing some ways behind under a strong pull. On the home stretch of tho first mile Twenty-One closed the gap and all three horses passed the stand close together. Tho wav the last mile wan ran it waa evident that Tw'enty-One had tlie heels w hea it came to a brush. The horses came in foster first, Napa second, Twentv-One third and on "three legs." Upon examination it was found that he had strained one of the leader of his left fore legs and consemientlv was dead lame. ITe was of course withdrawn. The crowd i disappointed but accidents will happen. We give SVMMAnT. Wm. Bingham enters s s Foater .1 1 ..2 2 . ..3 wi'n O. J. Basket enters s R Napa Chris Buckly enters s s Tweuty-Oiie, Tiuie-3 SB'.. THE TnoTTlHO RACE. Which camo on" oon after the running race waa very handsomely trotted. The race was for htmie. mare, or cclding. free for all, 3 mile heats. 1st. premium. $200, 2d. premium SI 00, Bd. premium $."0. We append SUMMARY J. J. Welch, name b m Mollie Welch. . B. B. Acker, name b h Eph Maynard H. White, name b Slartle, Diat. Time, 5 4tii 8 42. BASE BALL The first of the series of game of Base Ball wa played yesterday between tlie College club of tlii citv and the rionrer of Tortland. In which the Colleges got sway with their oppo nents m good shape. We pre the cre. rnuna outs. rims. VIOTCEKKS. out, run. J. M.fnlly, a ft. 5 Cate, If. K. Miller, Sb... It Kicker, I f... 4 Mnthews,e.., Smiler, lb... WbtitnK.e, I . UiOirslev. Sb 4 . J 4 4 J. Coleman, c... ;. Belt, p . UBSRrl, x o.. O.Tavlor.ef... J. Belt. 1 h 4:Snow, 4 b 3 4 Hemlrk-k, tt Wiley, p 4i Dmmmond, r f. . W. Hawkins, r f... 147:44! IS?! S Innings 11 4 SI 41 ft! 61 7 Col lego lMoneers Cmpire- M. Walker. THE BABT SHOW. The show for the prizes offered by our en terprising fellow eitiaen F. A. Smith. Esq., for the handsomest baby nuder one year aud for the prettiest one over one year and under two. attracted a large crowd in the (rand park in the afternoon. Quite a number of pretty darling were presented and had we been one of the judges we would have unhesitatingly given each one thetirst premium. The Committee that mtde tlie awaid were Mrs. Mattie Scott. Mr. Thomas 11. Cann and Mis Marie E. Smith assisted by several gentle men. The premiums were awarded to Merton Al bert craw lorn. on oi J. . L'rawiora, xjh ,.1 4i,A .mi nf V r A. A. Wheeler. To-tlav the carnival ends and the crowd of campers and other will take their departure all as far as we can learn are well pleased with tits effort of the manager of the Society to irive them a sruod exhibition. One of the principal teaturr of the after noon was the exhibition ot tne LADIES EVJVESTKIASSMIP. which took place in the arena at S o'clock and was witnessed by an immense crowd who evinced the most intense interest in the exercises. There were nine entrio made and after the ladies had shown their skill in the art of eipiestrmnship, the judges awarded thetirst premium to Mr. Nixon, of Finn Countv. the second premium to Miss Jose phine Smith.of Salem, and the third premium to .Miss Annie uonnson, oi inueiteiniem-e, Among the rulers was Mis Julia 1. Clarke, of Cottage tirove. Fane Countv, who rode bareback. She showed h rsell to be perlactly i at home on horseback, and the general opin ion ot the spectators was that she was ihe most finished and graceful ruler in the areisv She was cheered on every siile, and when the crowd saw that she was awarded no premium thev immediately made HP a purse of $31 50 and" presented it to her. The lady who bad been awarded the lirst premium changed po sitions with Miss Clarke, and started around the nren bareback. But before she had got completely around she was unhorsed, lighting on her teet as sne came to the ground. At this the crowd of spectators sent tip another shout, and the sympathy of the crowd was more than ever in favor of the bareback rider. The first premium amounted to but f l so that .Miss Clarke tared much belter than if she bad taken the first premium. Consider able unfavorable comment was made upon the decision ot tlie judge. We wci-e unable to ascertain the names ot all the ladies present ill the arena, but he-ide those mentioned above there were Miss Taylor, of Saiem. -Miss Miller, of Folk County, and the two Misses Smith. Notwithstanding the attractions at the track and other points, THE FWIMON was crowded throughout the afternoon as usual. The piano and organ which have been placed in the Pavilion by Mr. Leo Willis, ol Salem, were in constant u. and the ivories were artistically finsrered bv Miss Klla Wright, Miss Teresa Uolderness, Miss Klla Chadwick and other young ladies of Salem. Many spectators congregated in the vicinity. AFTER THE RACKS Salem people, who were present in large numbers during the day, commenced to light out for home, and the campers congregated around their primitive habitations and par took of their mippers, after which many of them came into town to attend the theatrical performance at the Opera House. IN TBI KVKNINti the cirens performed to a crowded audience, and the various side-shows and establishments ot lesser note did a very extensive business. The full moon looked down upon the scene, and many of the campers commenced to pack up their superabundant traps, and prepare lor an earlv start tor home in the morning. MVTH DAT. forenoon. The atmosphere in the morning was heavily impregnated with dampness, and the fog was so dense that many hack drivers thought se riously ot laying in a stock of Cape Cod fog horns, or cow bells, to prevent collisions on the roai. The first thing in order this morn ing was the work of BREAKING CAMP, Which was prosecuted with vigor among the campers directly after breakfast. Soon after, wagons loaded with families aud their mov able effects, lined the roads leading from the Fair tiroumts. The Fair, to which tliey had looked forward with such pleasant anticipa tions for weeks and months was now practi cally over, and the campers were as eager to leave and get to their homes as they were to get to the Fair. Standing around camp seemed to lie very disagreeable business, on act omit ol the dampness and chillincBs of the atmosphere, ami overcoats and shawls were very generally worn, ( amp tires were kept burning in many localities, and tlie campers huddled around them, an ! us usual in such cases, kept one side of the person red-hot while the other side was chilled. the Portland tkain Consisted "f six passenger cars, and brought up a small number of passengers. A large crowd awaited it on the platform, and were soon on board and on the wav to their homes up the valley. All seemed to be perlectly satisfied with their experience at the Fair, ard were expressing good opinions of Salem and her people. ABOUT AND AROUND The grounds people were moving to and fro, as usual, but the crowd was very perceptibly growing beautifully less. About the pavilion articles were being packed up and removed as fast as possible, and soon many of the shelves and walls which have tor the past week been ornamented with useful and fancy articles, were entirely empty. Salem was pretty well represented in the pavilion, many of tlie young lolks having come out to wit ness the THE TROTTING In the morning was for Oregon bred animals, open to horse, mare or gelding ot any age, mile beats, three in five; first premium, $175; second premium, 75; third premium, $50. Xo horse which had beaten 3:30 was allowed to enter. There was a large attendance at the track, and considerable coin changed hands. The horses enter! were brown mare Belle, bv J.J. Welch; black horse Ham Boyd, bv B. li. Acker, Fly by Night, by Seals, and Small Hopes, by W. B. Jl oxter. Belle won the race, and Ham Boyd took the second money, while Small Hopes was distanced the first heat, aud Fly-by-Night the third iieat. We append SCHMABT. Welch names b m Belle 2 2 1 1 1 Acker names b g Hum Boyd 112 2 2 Neal name Fly by Night. Dist 3 3 Hoxter names Small Hopes. Dist. Time, 3:114 3:095 2:58 3:u7 3:01. BASEBALL. The most exciting feature of the day was the game between the College club and Aldinea for the first premium. The College, the victors of the contest of the day previouwith the Pioneer of Portland, came on to the diamond field con fident. The Aldinea did well under the circum stance, their catcher just convalescing from a serious illness and several of the first nine be ing absent, yet we accord to the College club the luii honor ox Wing, CHAMPIONS Or OREdOM. Below we give the score. Oll.LrilR. n, O. ALPINE. B. O. J. Mm "iilly, s. 8 teuton, s. .... s H. Mcl'iilly, p 3i Worlmun, ... 1 Moores, 1 b... 3MiiigS,Sh ijCrandnll. 8b.. 8Kiiox, I t Si Peebles, c f..., ejwilIK rl 3 3! 0 Miller, a u. Itlcfcny, II oictnaii, u 8 1 1 1 1 e 1). licit, p Itil-kelt, J ll Tavlor, f telt. r 1 Hawkins, lb... S4l7 13:47 Innings- 1I234,1H7HI 'I4ll)l33ti06;3!5-S4 0ll!ul4s0S-lS College.. A Mine .. Time of gaino, two hours and Sve tnlnutna. C t. Walker, Cniplre. Clark, Crooxman aud Burnett, Scorer. AU11NR8 AND MONEEUS The game for the second premium betwoen tlie two defeated clubs, Aldiue aud Pioneer eomaienoed at 2 o'clock. At the n.u ot the seventh inning the Pioneer refused to con tine the game because the car were about to leave for Fortland for tlie last time before Monday. Fmler the circumstttuce. Mr C. M. Walker the imitut-A mmrm nia oecisiou wnicu wui it ... . ... i-ti. .:u t made known as soon a he haa fully considered the matter, tlelow wa give THE scoKE ALOINFS. ). ptoNRKKS. S Thonnwea Slltidar 4 lnlway !t lirumniimd. . . .. isnvder SlrtenUrtok , 4, Whli lug l:Wllev ll Van lloules . . . It. O. Frnlon V.-rnliv -I 4 Won nwu Msire, 11 lots hnox Candall Peebles ....... lark il7:4i; ijS.Sl Innings- 1 jljS: 4 iS6i7 AUImes ISlnlalTlS 1 0-17 l'tonrer lo4U4lO 11 1-18 O. M. Walker. I nmlrr. H. l. ltlokrv. Pioneer K:orer; lion, H. Burnett, Aldlne Scorer. OTPVI! IXCIPESTS. The various show were well jwlronizcd as they adopted the half fare dodge. A number of icrub race were indulged in aud sundry small amount changed hands. Amir Brey wa kept busy paying premium and the clerical force of " Secretary Waits waa kept on tb "write" closing np" the book etc Most of the article on exhibition were withdrawn in the af ternoon and by night-fnll the ground were nearly empty nave ot booth tender snd show men. The Miteeiitii Annual fair oi me ure gon Btate Agricultural Society can be pro nounced a success in all respects. rAVtKKUKK LIST. Special to the Statesman.! The Oregon Steamship Company's steamer John L. Stephen sailed from Han Francisco yesterday morning with the following i.Evr or passesoers : Wm. L. Malsey. Ti. Wolf, J- l. Longacer, B. Bevy, N. Duteuburg, Itev. T. B. Van Horn, J Hall. Miss E Heath. Mrs J R Stalls t rh, 8 O Collin and family. Mr K Bases and 2 cbn, W M Culvig, L 1 Wooley, L BohlniaB, I) F Taukcy, J Bean. K C Hastings, Mrs t V Brownell, W Harris, C P Trov, Max Veg't, E Atkinson, F Glover, E H Tileston, 11 Kreb, B Barman, Mr Parker aud ch, C C Btryon. L Behowabacker, E Crawford nd fain, Mr M It u pert & eh. Mr McKane A child. J Housen aud wife, L T Brown, D H Miller and wife, I. Sneider I, Coldwell and wife, M Schttlpms, W B Settle and familv, H E Schmidt and fani, P B Baker. J L Cavis, F Moorehead. H Arruwaniith. C Branch, N Wolff, J H Daly, 1. Newman, 11 llaimond, W Hughm, J Mver, O W Wright, Mr FSteiahartich, Mrs E J Johnson, W II Weed. Mr C A 1 a kin ft ch MiseE Snoake. M is Kate O Cary L F. Salisbury A fam, N Henton and family J Want, H A Miller and wife J W illiams and family, C Schulpinssnd fam, P Ciiardan, T Miller and family, F Bnrkwral, II Yickler, J 1) Odell, J Patterson, W F Queen. ttty orla. There waa fiftv-two dollars subscribed for the set of colors to be prrfjnted to the new boat. City of Salem. Bv advices from San Fran Cisco it is found that twenty dollars mora will be required to purchase the article, ten of which, is already in tight. If anyone desire to add to the fund they are requested to leave the money at W. W. Martin's store. So far, the araonn has been cheerfully contributed, only four hav ing declined to give tlie half-dollar solicited Too much credit cannot be acceded to Capt- Boott for his enterprise, with small pecuniary resou rces he lias demonstrated tlie fact that the Willamette river can be navigated the entire year, and the w histle of the tittle Ohio has been heard all summer, as long a there wa a sack of wheat to float down stream The new boat is a fine large one, and we shall welcone the new ecmer to the City or Salem rr. llnf llia-h vrliool Rev. E. J. Dawue informs us that a number of students have applied during the week, and will enter school Monday. There is still room for more, the building it large nd well fu Dished. Toting ladies and gentlemen wishing to teach, cannot do better than place themselves nnder the critical training of I?r. Dawne nd wife. No school in the State is more thorough in its course of study. Young gentlemen de siring a knowledge of mathematics to prepare them for business will do well to avail them selves of the advantage of this school. Rates of tuition are certainly very reasonable. Ill VireSeed. We are informed that a German family named Burrenger, living in South Salem, are at pres. ent In want, on acconnt of sicknes. The fam ily is described as industrious and self-snpport- ing when in health but at present are nnable to labor, or gain a subsiatanee owing to the ill nes of several of its member. W e would re spectfully call the attention of the Belief com mittce ot the louug Men s Christian Aassocn tion to the matter, and suggest that here is opportunity to put in practice that proverbii charity which is one of the common stores of that noble society. Ieelslon Reudered. Mr. Ciayborne H. Walker, the umpire of the three game at the Fair Grounds, made his de cision last night in reference to the game played yesterday afternoon between the Aldinss and Pioneers. According to the rule of the N tional Base Ball Association the club deciiuin to finish the game, the score should stand $ to 0 against the club declining to play. The division entitles the Aldine to the gameyesterday which tires that club tlie second premium awarded by the Agricultural Bocitty. feerloutil)' III. We are informed that Mr. J. C. Berry, one of our well known citizens, was stricken down with paralysis, Thursday. But a few momenta before the attack he was enjoying hi nsual good health, when on making preparations to retire for the night, he found that one side of his body was entirely paralyzed. He wa con sidered in a critical condition until last evening, when his condition seemed to improve, aud he is now much better. Take Kick at the Fair tiround. We are informed that Mr. William Beckett, living near Perrydale, Polk county, was taken sick on the Fair Greunds, Friday afternoon, and in the night became delirious. Yesterday morning he was removed to thi city, and Dr. Ehjlton was called, who pronounced his disease congestion ot the brain. He is surrounded by friends and relatives, who will do all in their power to relieve him. A False Hepors, A report was current on the streets last even ing that the residence of Mr. Al Savage on Salem Prairie had been burned down wnile the family were attending the State Fair. Upon tracing np the report we found it had arisen from the fact that a large fire had been seen in the range of the house which proved to be the burning of a straw stack some distance beyond the honse. Will Itemnln. Mr. Landrnm of California will remain in the city for two weeks t o deliver the goats that he has sold. He ha also a few hundred head still for sale which are pastured in a lot near the Fair Ground. Those interested will make a note of it. Ana Broken. At the Fair Groand yesterday while riding in a swing propelled by a lot of other small boys, a son of Mr. Wm. Leavitt, of this city, fell out and broke his arm. He was brought into town for medical assistance, and was made as com fortable a3 possible. Lee Broken A man whose name we could not learn, was brought into the city last night from towards the Fair Ground, at a late hour with a broken leg. We did not learn how tha accident hap- t HE MHTERW FAIR he l.ncky A'uinhrrs, and lh Nnmea of the s tsraona Who llrrw Tljeiii. The Slatei ' Fair, held irpon the Groand dui- ing Exhibition week, ww in everyway scm plcto saoce is. The article were disposed of by chance, and tlie mode of putting the ticket in the wheel uid the inanix r of drawing ao plain that ever fnns buying a ti cket in any article wa sure of a. fir chance;'Mr the prize. We Hire be low tlie aames of tlnJkrticlos put up, the lucky numbers, together wll the persons who drew them add their reidU. OVrtClAL BljEiIlT OE imAWINcl. Crystal bead baskets; Emma Matin, No. 29, Hahm. Fluta. Ooorge Wolrt, No. 32, Bakm. Bo.ir.et of flowers, llr. 11. Bruce, No. 19, Cor- vail is. Silver sugar bowl. Krs. M. J. Rliawl, No. 4, Balmn. Hilver-gilt candles!; ks, J. W. Oilbert, No. IS, ellio Bernard!, No. 17, shawl, Emma Southwell, Salem. Mysterious box, i balrm. Baby's embroitlerc No. ti. Dalle. Feather flowers, U. M. Hpawn, No. 17, Ralem. Cake, with got! ring, A. Bush, No. -10, Balrm, Cigar stand, J. H. Hackloman.No. 37, Baleui. Bilver card receiver, Rosa Bernaidi, No. 4i, Balem. Relief cross, F. Bermler, No. S6, Bt. rani. Embroidered white suit, Nellie Bernardi, No. 7, Balem. Guitar, E. Nordine, No, 18, Independence. Eece Homo and Mater Dolorosa, Bet. L. Deil- man, No. 6, Balem. Gentleman' gold ring, A. Moison, No. 6, Brook. Enchased card receiver, L. Bmith, No. 24, Balem. Rustic cross, W. Driscoll, No. 13, Halrm. Photograph album, B. Todhuutrr, No. 12, Balem. Child scarlet suit, C. Bmith, No. 3, Corvallis. Bilver castor, UrttC. Cawtield, No. 34, Saiem. Wax frnit, J. McL-iec, No. 21), Kalam. Buit of clothe. Mr. N. P. Paige, No. 2tt, Portland. Violin, II. C. Paige, No. 6, Portland. Hair flowers, A. Bnah, No. ft, Halem. Toilet et, Mr. P. B. Binnot, No. 2:1, Grand Bondc. Binall Easter Morning, Rev. L. Deilman, No. 5, Balem. Lady's wrapper, H. C. Paige, No. 14, Port land. White counterpane, Mrs. L. Lynch, No. 22. Balem. Lady's gown, Mr. Cosu llo, No. 7, Balem. Patchwork counterpane, Mr. Lampson, No. 26, Sheridan. Bine embroidered ami. W. J. Oliver. No. 32. Halaey. Point lace collar, Miss Item; Co per, No. 60, Salem. Wax flowers, Loui Byrne, No. 13, Balem. The Agony, steel eagraring. U. B. Burnap, No. 44. Balem. Bo fa enshioa, J. W, Harret, No. 30, Balem. Firs screen, A. Moison. No. S, Brooks'. Meeting of the Waters, drawing, Mr. Dale, No. 62, Yamhill county. Hair cloth sofa, Vt. Dr. Bailey, No. 21. Champoeg. Embroidered table cover, Mrs. John Kelly. No. 49, Balem. Easter Morning, oriental painting, John Mc- Qrath, No. 36, Bt. Fall. Gentleman's wrapper, J. 11. Kelty, No. 69, I-afayette. Hewing machine, John Quirk, No. 31. Grand Ronde. Lady's gold watch, E. O. Norton, No. 84, Sa lem. Piano, Rev. P. F. Gibnev, No. 82. Oregon City. URt t lT OU R I !MH Ial:r. Below we give a list of the cases already docketed for Die terra ot court commencing yesterday : Btate of Oregon vs. Frank Hibler ; arson. Bute of Oregon V. John Parrott ; willful!, and malicionsly burning a dwelling. Joseph Knott v. J. J. Williams, Sheriff, Btate of Oregon, et al : suit for injunctioa. Joseph Knott v. T. C. 8 haw. Sheriff, Bute of Oregon, et al ; suit for injunction. Franci Bauvie v. Jme Celt man ; eject ment nit. Treadwell A Co. v. Laban Case; action at law. Jacob Brenner v. W. 8. Herren, et al ; action at law. Oliver Bargent v. Mary E. Fargi nt ; di vorce. R. A. Rigg. administrator, vs. A. J. Nieklin ; action at law. Josephine Hail vs. Zackariah H all ; di vorce. Board of School Land Commissioners v. Abram Myers, et al ; foreclosure of mortgage two suits. Laura Coggan vs. Geo. Coggan, tt a! ; appli cation for custody of miner child. A. J. Ferri v. Hasan E. Ftrri ; divorce. Louis J. Darette vs. C. W. Pewthtr ; action at law. Thomas Farley v. P. C. Tarker ; action at law. Edwin Cartwiight vs. Alfred Savage ; action at law. 8. G. Elliot vs. O. C. B. B. Co., et al ; petition for order requiring attorney for plaintiff to pay costs. J. W. Weatherford vs. Melchie Johnsoa ; fore closure of mortgage. Herrman A Hirsch v. John A. Johns ; ction at law. Ladd A Bush vs. James B. Forsyth ; action at lsw. Mary E. Lewi vs. wm. H. Lewis ; divorce. James W. McAfee vs. Sarah A. McAfee ; di vorce. ' James Anderson vs. John Edwards ; action at law. Francis E. Stroud vs. Isaac Stroud ; divorce. Joseph Watt v. Archibald McKinley ; action at law. Robert Johsson vs. Marion sounty; action for damages. Amy Parrott is. Charlc-a 8. McCon ; appeal from JuHtice's curt. C: W. Lawgon vs. M. E. Lawson ; divorce. FVI'iVD DEAD. No two words in the English language ran send a more chilling sensation to the heart than those two that head this item. But we are often called upon to record the finding of some per son who did when no living person was by to witnes their expiring breath. Last Sabbath morning, about one o'clock, Mr. Charles Stone, npon returning to hi room in a building on the alley between State and Ferry streets, found lying upon the floor near the door, the body of hi room-mate, Mr. Charles Knop or, as he waa generally known by the name of " Steam ship Charlie." Knop had been complaining during the day previous, and seemed to hare considerable difficulty in breathing, but as he bad often been affected tlie same way, nothing particular was thought of it at the time. We have known Charlie for years, snd can remem ber him as steward on the Cromwell line steam ers between New York and New Orleans, and a good on he was, and but for the demon drink might have obtained any position in hiB line he might have desired. Bis many years of inter course with the traveling public gave him a genteel, affable manner that he retained to the day of his death. Always eourteong and pleas ant to those he met, " Steamship Charlie's" name will be remembered by those who knew him in the yoanger days of his life with emo tions of regret. Coronor Dr. E. R. Fiske was notified, and a jury was empanelled, some testi mony was taken, and th following VEEDICT RENDERED. We tlie undersigned called this day, Oct. 17, 1S75, as Coroner jury to examine into the cause of the death of Charles Knop, do find after a careful investigation of the testimony and ex amination of the body that he came to his death from natural causes, and that an apoplectic fit and a diseased condition of tlie heart for some time preceding it was to the best of our judge ment and belief the immediate and remote causes of his sudden end. Tuos. H. Pabbott, Foreman. J. H. Haas, Geo. Reed, A. E. Habvey, A. 8. Hendekson, P. J. Loosen. Irrctrievnbly Ruined. Mr. John J. Fajlor the trainer of Tsrenty Onc called npon us laat evening to ty that the accdent to Twenty-One yesterday while ran ning with Foster is more serious than first thought. Upon examination it was found that on of the principal leaders of his leg is broken which will render him nnfit to ever again appear upon the turf. Th loss Is a heavy one for his Oman. GREENE'S HACK AND DRAY STABLE. rtabl iind Olllff! mi fVrrj Sticcl, on rustomce, Muck. nltAYS. THCCKS) AND WAIJO.N'S FOR HO ititfatl ktmls of city carting; consignments ris-elved and delivered to all jiariH ol the i-.Hy with dispatch. Packagns lor clnuv lies and I heir pis tors delivered free. Cnrdnoist, lulled hay and slr-iw kept on hand and delivered tn order. Oaeh and cab to all railroad trains. I have the ltct turnout In theclty and am ready to (III all order to trains, slcatnls'tals, juii-llc, weddings, pleasure riding or culling, day or night. Orders let! at the Ciiiiiinerolal lloiel, stable, olllce or Willi drivers will be promptly attended tn: also In readiness for in n ra Is. inuglHi 1. 1,. I.KKKNK. COX & BELT, DRUGGISTS 4 APOTHECAMES, S'otuinerelut Mtreet, Naleui, Or (on. DEALERS IS Chemicals Perfumery, FATENT MEDICINES Pl'itK wijrw ASD l.ntioirs, a e., Ac. In Moores' Block, formerly occupier ty J. W Souther. Prescrlotlon arefufw s? erl Airtn:lin HAT.imit FURNITURE FACTORY! P&RMEHTER & BIBCOGK Have Large Stock of GHAMBBU, TDIKTIKTC-rLOOM, ANI OIIloo Purnituro OK TIIKIH OWt MANUFACTURE Which thev offer al wholesale and retail at the Lowest Prices for Cash. All klndset itirultnre maile loonier. and repair ing neatly ft-.i.e Colli ns and i akets nn hand or made lo order. prllio-.tm Summons. Justice's Court, l're.-lnet of Jefferson, County of Star ion, btate ol Urej on. IUa Roland, Plaintiff, vs. John P. Myerd, He- lenitant. Action to recover money. rmio johv r. mterd, kkfksda.nT: in nj.m nf I tie r ij, 1 e ol" Orcein, voti are hereby reutitred to aoismr lieltre 1 liarles Miller, Jniu:e of the Peace, and answer the comuiaint ol Die snore naimsl Blalnllll. atainst thedeleun ant, tiled in the above entllM suit, lullonnig six weets Jtub Ileal lou or this summons, lo wii: in Mnmuiv. 9!h dnv of Noemner. IS7.1. If von fall to answer the alswe summons, the plaimiff will demantiHl(:ment In the sum of one buadrerf and thirteen ana ari.ioo iflia S.1.1UO! nonars, gimi coin, wttn costs and dbursements ol said suit. C. B ItOLASn, o'9:Aw Attorney or I'laintiff. Steamer OHIO. fl'HE TEMEIt OHIO WILL -J M. leave Portland lor aleni AXmwmS Monday, Wednesday and Friday f each w-ck. t"l freight, - - 8'i 50 pf r Tn PASSACE, SI. sep:lm C . Pt'DTT. Mn-ler. CHEMEKETA HOTEL. fttlt'in, Ort'uon. Ifin 1 THE FISEST UlrTFT. NOHTH F I San KrHiicl--.!, enlainln)r 1 -VO Kimiiiis. in nut or "li'jtle, and titled up with all the modern improvement. UX.NIBMS TO AVD FROM THE Hot SB FREE. Jiouae Often oil Atyii. TII0S. SMITH, rroprietor. IFormerly of the Kmpire note!, The lHe ; c. w. kibbeeTm. d., r'Bfr a i.i. rwrtM ipm a srw PA I IIIH.iH.K AL MLW with a remedv thnt NKVKK FAIL. t;ire !T-ial altenllon to dlea-s of women an.l ehl!ben. .nluii8 rooms wiih PR. SHKI.TfiV. In Far rih' brick. Ke4dence, Commercial lreet. 5"iiuh Salem. seplSil Eureka Market ! ft. r. MORHIS rroprietor. Keen Constantly on hand a fnll Assortment of FRESH BEEF, PORK, VEAL MUTTON, CHICKENS, ! SMOKED MEATS ETC. ETC TttE HI HI ST. "mlewl eyfon COMMERCIAL Liter j, Sale and Tofd Stable, Corner Commercial and State Streets. I,EV, tiKWOS. IAVIIF A l5t:A, Prop'ra. Constan'.ly on hand a well feleciel slock of HORSES FO Iro 9 A T,E ! At low rate. Cood Horses and Carriages to Let. Horse Kept on Uvcrr, Nov. ldiltf. AT DEARBORN'S! DRIVING AND HARVEST GLOVES, Cal ifornia Made, EASTERN, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON LEATHER. LACE LEATHER, Superior Quality- FANCY ROBES AND BLANKETS, DOG COLLARS, CARPET TACKS, CHAIR AND BUGGY CUSHIONS, Made to Order. HARNESS AND SADDLERY, All Kinds. At Reduced Price at nUItltllNH 1ILOCK. Look Here! J. M. COULTER BS NOT IlK AP XI K 1 KT SI.KEPINti. lit'T li is alive an. I kicking, .'in I retell lo 1'iirti.c-ii Jell with all kind of Coopor-Waro, IN Siilcm or East Portland. Shop in. Salem on the lot where T Willt Ihe hrl.-k on t'oinimircla'l slreer. Shop in l-'nt Portland at the limiting . l'lhe stark street ferrv. t-sr" All work warranted of the Iieat. febl.Vf DITSON & CO S SCHOOL MUSIC EOOKS Constitute a perfect peries, provMing in (lie bent manner for every class in every School, Academy ami Seminary. American School Music pinT,c, InSBooktsof which Book I. (S5 XtLclClcI oientr3) g almhabty arranged for l'rimarvSi;liool8. Book II. (50cenlH) and ltHk III. (50 cents) lor Grammar ami yoiuigfr Huh frv.hoot or Ai-ademv cla-ssos. Compiled hy L. O. Kmerwn aud VV. S. Tildku. Cheerful Voices. In- h tal collecliou of School Songs forConinion Shoola. The High School Choir, K EI1SON and W. S. Tilden, is fully equal tnihetr last bonk. The Hock ok Sim;1n, which for some years has been the Siandard liook. The pres ent work, 'ike the other. Is Mr HIGH SCHOOLS, AC AIiKMlKS and SiiMlXAlilES. The National Hymn and Tune T3r1r cents) Inrnlslies tne best collection JjOOKj of Sacred Mnsio extant for opening aud cloeing gchoola. Anv book sent, post paid, for retail price. LIVES DITS0H CO., 0. H. DITSON CO. Boston. 711 B'dway. New York. Lots in North Salem. 1WILL SELL BL 1CKS OR LOTS IX NORTH Salem, lower than have lieen ottered since 1850. Now Is the chance to eeonre a home. For terms apply to J. B. UcCLANE. marchitl FREE! The BOYS' OWN" 1 sent B7UK: ST lor one tumuli. Addrr a Buy' us, baxii!8, Boston, lie, j MKim.'AL. 81,000 REWARD Kllll Ai INCURABLE CASE. IMlT I LI3 tlti 'It At ' (J OLDEN BALSAM. Alter fen years trial on lins coiiM nut proven Itself the onlv curative In a certain c!n urdlseaser pronounced bv me, Ileal tir.-tn i.iii-r a- liicnrabi. Dr. LeRichai.s GOLDEN BALRA M No. 1, cures I'liuncbreH lirst and wvniut hiu-e., f-ores on the I.cks or l'nd ; Sum h.H: s, 1;. Nw, Ac.; :pierolored Blotches, Svpbllltli' CiiHrih, I'lt rased Scalp, ami nil prluiiit'v lormn of ll e :ieioa known aa aypiiiiis, i rice, eti ;r isitt' i. or two fr . . - Dr. Lerlichau tiULDLN B AL5 A fl No. 2, cures TerllHrv, Mercitnat, S (.liltllic- 'tli-'tntisil l"tii 'nines In the' Bones. I::i;k ol the Seek, jlceratw Sore Throiu; Svi.hllliic, Ibih, Lumps tnd I Ion traded I'ords, Amines ol the l.lmlw, uid eradi cates all diseases from the system. heller cam-ed bv inmscniiion or cause oi nierciirv-leivinir tut lihuid pure and healthy. Price, Sr js-r ytttle, two for t. Dr. Lenichaii s GULDLN SPANISH AN- tidoto. Tor the ( ore ol Uotieitrtio'it, I Ice! . I r ration Gravel, and all L'riiiary or (.enliul d irraiiK' tncnts. Price t! .'Hi iper bottle. Dr. LeRichau's GOLDEN SPAMSH IN- lection, a wah and Injection lor severe c4iws ol fonnorh'en. Inflammatory tweet, trl-tn -e.- inn! sit linens es ol the Kldtieysaiul Bladder Y Ice. II 5 per notile. vu .ceniH tor i h. i.r. iti ii i ,'u.i'r..- I'll. LS for Seminal Weakn wm, S yt t I Ifiti 1-.nf tioiem;v, antl all dlHeaM.arifinff Iron Ms-nn- hit'lon and exce..i t- altu-s. 1'rlcc, I.I jer boiile The Kellllllli: Gail.liKft HAI.sAM l f,' I llponh Itiraiind hollies, tin receipt or pries-, t! ew- meili. clneswlll be send to all parts ! the c iinti v. In express or mall, securely lacked and rce from oDu.rvaMoa. svle atfeuls, C. F. RK IltrtDS A ;.. Wholesale snd Item! Urne-irKI and L-hemls'S n. w. corner t;lay ami bansome street' , snnV Francisco. niiw n-'ii iv jw TO THE UNFOFlTUfl ATE. HEW REMEDIES! NEW ltEMLMES 1111. .1KIIVK DISPENSARY, 623 Kearny Street 6t fi r..' r ........... ..ll lit tetL&di SAN FRANCISCO. ErttjitH.phH tn far the trenlmtntnf hex- ua) no-1 Sfininal I each as imttrrht-n. (;itrft, Stiftitro, Sriihllteln all Its orm. rfiM-s o vea- MtaotUng an, t Uef ltei lgt 8citim:' -mtm1on tt Q coiTMtiueire ftl Pt!f-al . TI- -tiitftrv Tt" or tlitrav np;:iiai imtut I- i raiiat'eH !' the youth of Urtb ixet lo an a' .ht tmlimilp) extent, prods ;iti(t wjtb tirM?rHtt( rrfafrt(yf the fol lowing trate ot morbid STmptmi. . uritemi' frwnt atei by scleuti 1c mel rot'aMur-.-, vlr : Salh wcountenans'e. dark ?wta tm$rrtheeTe ittln In the he ,d. rininjr In the earn, tu 'like tlie rtwtllns; of 1irf and rnttlfnr tf rhariou uneaxfijeH. atxiut the loin. onf rb Ion, blunt' ei lnlelles't, of ftmli l-ti.--. -iMHd n-e IB a- lroa'Jitng atmnacersi. dtfhkc u 'rm ner ac4ituUul anoev a tllMwMlon to hhtin wn-teiy lo of iwnv ory, hecth flushes nnd tri Mtffrnptioc altit tbt fa'te, furred tonrti h-tul hn-a'b, o trh. wm umpttnn. nfht Fwe:it. md'-nunln and Iro titent tnaniv. If relief he not htaftid, th nflerer ebottld npwly lmmt-l!BtetT, ip irnon ot b? letter, and have l ure ettVvled W Wf new and artentiriV msde l treating ihif fii-er.e, wbtel nerer la lit of efte.-llt:?; a tpd, k and raoVal eurc Lr. ti. will ghe one Ittindre! doiiin to an Kron who wi!l prove sntlrijai'lorily to him thai was etirtl of thi omt plaint by iher ot tbt Haa ramdjfcroyttavkf. f urM' ni Ilnuie. Perms at a dmm-e msr tie rl RE! Al HOMK, k wMnMrc a It-tier to ! ti!hbon; tttattnie ra.. fTutpf oni-. h-nptfi of tiipe 1 ae ii:eaac Htm rnitliitte'i, and hiive iiMili-i:!t npitplly lot wanted, free l'rm d:iniaf?e and i-urf i y. to anj fmrt of the -oiintryt with full ant plain di rectinn fnr it. Persotm wrlflnc to (! Io. (or villr eae WaU the name of the sih.t thev mi (hi it 'rtlwindti In. Bv Ittc.npinjr f1'! coin. !n n-irle f-d lettei thrHtrh the ! trture. r throiiirh Wdt f, Farao A ., a fifti'katere of ntedihte will le lot ariei l aur iart of Ihe I'nton. Ali rrefX)ondente -itrVflT corfidntfc 1. Address IK. J. F. ; f'.JUiN. ii Kau ny Street, ti FraM. s,-. Porfoflice Box l,a.j7. YOUNG MEN AVho mav lie mflreri!e from threffvt oi rottih fitl ffdlle or tndincrtlnn. wi'i do well ta-ail thme!ve of thi. the rrei:-t xn et-r titid i,' Ui altar od-r np butnanltr. I E. f-PlN-KYi" a-'iaratitev to lornt rnreteiy t.t- ot heminal e.ikne. or prKale dieae of any kfnd r chftra.-ier whi. h he litidMtake and IrtlM to t:iire. H wnnld therelore siy to ttte imf'trt'iM.-tle pHrtrer wh'i rtri rflt: tnt n-'l'i e. that you are treading I'pon danperotis protind when yott toinrer deav In Feekitip Ihe proper renwdr fr i nr comp'aiist. Yi mar tt hi the Itr-t stftire; return tber von are ap pi -ai-tm-e t h !n. " If vuu air- tnfisrii. ii'ti tht ia -it . ii it-1 nre nfiViine niff nra'l nf hfi HI etle-'t. rewniher Hialil vHij-r-t-t tn pro t-ras h'Hd'M', the itme tntisi ."tne when the vkiMtnl ihv-f. in cmii niK' r ymt no a-j-i-uir:;-; when Me (Jtftr of Imt wi' tiechj! a.aiif-t yon; hew no arpel d" nr-r- y can htl'te o r-'t' f. T iKt.-M-- li; t!- d. -'or f.iihfi n t.-.ei. 1 hen let itti! e-i- if- ilt ui n voitr itnairtim- m, it n d t-urw-'J 1 hf f tie- tii'tu i rfti!i of hH ti-t.'tot f Ic-Ire vn'f- pae ifi tetoad 'he r-rt. h J ite 't !kill, or Kdore grim dt-a'h httrrlt y- v to a pn -mature yrftvt. r'tiM -uir- :f tr--n ivnt t?d inooey bv P.' -ffl.-e rdtr or fcxprea vi b foil tleii! li'tn ot cav, lal 'T Md iiei. DR. A.B -SFI7CWEY, N'. U Ke'rny SLreei, tan k tattcLsco. MISCELLAXKors. BQOTHBi I STftPLETON. M .'.nCi. tnrtr and Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moldings, ETC.. .T . Ifr.uKots and all kinds v. !vrv Sumner. HVI TIIK' BrT I'AMMTiril ASD (he 'n'et im prove-i WKf'-uoi Limit mai-hliKTT H mil nil i:ut lire imp himhc ;ir-iti smu-i in- tliktnneui to ciistonterti. Also wood-t limine In an varieties. unirrf irt'm me .-tiiii rx nromptly attendeit to. oflh-e an ! Manufactory Corner of t rout mil Mit Mret. b.Milmwit Dr. E. Y. CHASE, T 1RF.VFT LT. Cnl,.. LATK Sl'RfJKOX V. 6 Volunlcers. UDl.e in Dnrbia's block up stairs ianfi.i.!v WHEELER WltiSOX, New No. 6 and No. 7 SEWINC MACHINES, FlH IlHsVTl 1 12 1 AV O IS It AND Rotary EVJotionNo Shuttle. WHEELER AWilSON ETC. CO.. S5 Third St., Portland. Independent and Temperance Can didate. PeopleJTick 1 The Next Congressman! s. w. Mcdowell, m. d. Hlt-preseiitative in i itU Consrcss ol tne Lmieti Mairn, lor (Mate of Oregon. All Voters Desiring the above Ticket Please Communicate with the Doctor, at . Salem, Oregon, GIVISO TOUB NAME ASD POfeTOFFCK ADDRESS. WE AXXOUNCE THE ABOVE NAME OF Dr. iloDowell, as Ihe inout werthg, true and trietl Independent an. Temiierance man, well qualified to fill the position, as any in bur iftale, as a candidate at the coming eiecial elec tion to lie held on Monday Ihe 2.Uh day of October, A. D. 1.H75. Subject to either of the nominating conventions, and the will ol the vtte-r at the polls on wild day. Newspapers i lease insert and oblice. (ivlf) MANY CITIZEN'S. D. D. ORTOX, HOUSE PAINTER AND PI'EHHWGER. K! m nirr alo done. Worjc solicited bud wisttcliou i.arantced. too ,1 MISCELLANEOUS. W. W WEATIt EKFOltf), J. V. WFATHERroHI) WEATHERFORD & l!0 W1K I.KH AI,r 1KU RKTAII. HEAI.MU IS DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, CHEHICA1JS, PATENT MEDICINES, rtifnmcrj, Toilet Good, Etc J'tsi1! WIhom unit Ilsp . For Medical purine. t'MKlicineii Compounded and Pre iptlon lined. WEATHERFORD A. C 3., BetlltaKSinl Commercial Strea. f-a!em AVKKIIX CUiii'-VI. PAINT. ? m m o 5 w re -42 K 2 O B ti 3 o I O o a I -r u 1L 5' f 5: So J to e s e T M ft Ohjo 3 s rp o O ?s?U PS CO 8-2, 3 . . a m I5" Iff t P o G a P M M t 5 lo i '9 i-.sHoR M " c - tn et a I 0 2 --L ta "of 1 w B c C3 i i i 2 c O 3 7-f- S B 0 2 u 3 9 sre 4 rn i t5- -5 r O 3 r " 0 i i ti . tJ : 3- J w P H S i tr io S3 2 i tn' Q United Statas Mail. OREQON. PosTf snnr DFPARTrT. I W ASH1AGTU.V, Sejrf. 1. liT i IJROPOMt Wll.l, BF. RHHV:l AT Ihef 'oniraot Ortl..ol this Deiiarlmenl nnlil 3 oVlrn-k p. m. of (X-lober 20. liCI. Iio he de idel bv Not. Id) lor carryinit the mail? of lh I'rilied Staiesfrom January. !. to .lone 3", on Hie following ronle In ihe Slale of )r-K"n. and hr Hie Ft-heduic of deirturesaud arrivals herein seci fled. Tlx: 41107 From Oswego tn Portland. S miles and la. k, llirt-o llio-s a week. Deavo iswejro Toe'lay, Turly and Satnrdar at S A. M ; Arrlte at Portlan.l hv 10 A. M.: J.eare Porilaml T , 1 liursdav ami Saiiipby at I P. St. Arrive m Owea'i by 3 P. M. iind mi'.iired uiili hid, $'. 41130 From Xetrport to Drift CreeL, 20 ml! u l lia.-.k, on.-e a fk. Leave NeW)Mrt ratnrdav .Tt 6 A. M .; Arrive at In ifi ( :rt-ek by" li M.: Leave Diift ( WW Mturduj ai 4 P. it.; Arrive at .N'ewmrt bv p. H. Kond reuired Mill bid, fa. 41171 From Eajf'e Creek, bv Zlon Creek and Sprimc Water, to H ghland, It miles aud ba.-k once a week. I'.ive Ka'e Croek Saturday at & A. .; Arrive al llii.'hland by 11 a. x.; EeAve Highland Saturday at 1 p.m.; Arrive at Eagle Creefe bv p. m. lioud required with bid, 1 100. For forms of proiRal, bond and ct-nlfloatc, snd alfo tor iimtrtiction as to the condition) to be em braced in thecontraci, see aiivertlsemeiit of this date In linmphiet lorm inviting propolis for mail service in treon, to he found at the terminal poBtoflices of ea-.h route and to be had on applica tion tn the Second Assistant Postmaster (General. Bids should be sent in sealed enveloie, nper-Si-,rlhel, 'Mail proposals, State of Oreiron," awl addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster General. MARSHALL JEWELL, sepffcfivr Postmaster i.euernl. Sheriff's Sale. Y VIRTUE OF AV EXECUTRIX, ISSUED out of the Honorable Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, lor the countv of Marion, on the ?3d day ol Septemlier, 1873. in favor of L. F. Gro ver. Governor, S. s. Chadwick. Secretary of Slate, and A. II. Brown, Treasurer of ibe Slate of Ore gon, and ex-o&eio Boartl of Commissioners for I lie sale of the School Lands and the management or the Common School Fund, plaiutiffs. and against John F. Chltwood and Jesse Chitwood, defend anis. for the sum o." five hundred and nine and lo-loo dollar (S509 1 -ion, with Interest thereon from the Litli day of April, 1872, to the 2d ilay ot January, 1S75, amountine to the further stiio of one hundred and twentv-fonr and 70-luO dollars ($124 70-100), and costs and dlsb inements, taxed at S-29 30-100, with interest at the rate nf ten per cent, per annum, and accrued costs and disburse ments, I have levied upon, suit will sell at public auctlon.on Saturday, the 30th day of iV-tooer. 1S7. at one o'clock p.m., at the Court House door iu said county and State, all the right, title and in terest ot the said John F. Chitwood and Jesse Chitwood in and tothe following described prem ises, to-wit: BeKinnina at a point where the pub lic road leading- from Salem to Spong's Feny in tersects the north line of Donation Land Claim of Cicero Keizur ami wife, said point being about 14 chains northerly from the residence of Samuel Parker; thence west 15.37 chains to the Willam ette river; thence south 70, east up the east shore of said river 7.14 chains; thence south 65 east 10 chains to t he center of said road; thence north 3.V east down the centre of said road 12.30 chains to he place ol beginning, containing 11 68 acres, be Ihe mho : more or leas, situate in Marlon county, Oregon. T. C. SHAW. Sheriff Marlon County, Oregon. Salens, OrefOB, iXtobgr ti, JttTJ-sw M ll e II an? Hp te M-sk- tll "0 III Q S 83 y -5 o Or- 3 O nor C 3 2D !T 13 L if 2 0 O - 2 H 2 M 2, rm. H 2L?S P Ms p e p p : - 5; a O S.' " S -- ? H g J i-f- - g m I MEDICAL. DR. VV. K. DOHERTY'8 Mctlical Surgical Institute, iio. 049 Clay Street, Between Kearny and Montgomery-sts SAN FRANCISCO. IK UollRltTT'S I,are ami ftewhl-f Iiw-nn-Jnf t'rtn-tu f, wh'wM h -'iniantly kept o wnh llu; iiiitxjtiniitfl im:n-n anl Mtauly irrowfh rH'tbe I'mMflt-; OstthC, riHthH hft remm'ttl fnrrt his UtUfi e-iiiit )hla mI wtrll-kiiuwn (jiijirtr-rit, on txti yi r.ify, lo iiHr fmm''Jwi" '! eligibly la('L npnr-rnfitr-, at rto o4 nJUtj !trt wiire n hut ft -Btiut fciiii of liit'i".tiMi-iiM-'l up anl cutive-tiently arrangnii Kxtt ml ttniUm ami Amul' niMcr ric-i u tiit-n iiaiienlfi mnv al alt (Hm-dvifit atrl nitty w? the Itrwtor a1 -i h) hIhImiiU. th lilwral iai rotiaw b'flowe-i on liiin for Hi st DR. DOHERTT fksrtrttn tflti)'inn thefiefieral lubtw..an'lciK-)- . It all th'iHf la(Friiiir iindi-r all trui tf ;hrnk? O'wiplaliit! that he Iw mnsitfttI ai 049 Clay treti m wwy rariH v irf ynnsnma i Lime. I.i-n-r, KMiwt, Itigwt.ve ati't liHiio lifiiiury Orjcai, and all SPECIAL DISEASES, of w hirl. Ilw: U iVntimToint, an1 vlti-h are tiHe ..lf-f Jy 'nmfc-fl wit h the prm;ml hrnHH ihafi the mrtjorltr ot Hiye are awarr. IJiihapfiy Inva Ittlii Icr Ver-Krnlfit In nfaHii tlMir -tH -lltm Ir'trii a nitiveoriginntlnif hi tnixlakett t-lUi-4-y. anl tmtt't-r in cjIi.-4j until lhir miwerti l-i-rne a-til t I rejrtrl, or ha: anirl a lorm that rrmhrn healiiiK lotb tltfHsull aiwl fx--n-ivc. Thin lalttrr lyue f aJllUrtion manile4a iitrin the vmitltnt trfffr.4onal!y known a S -hi!N, in all tta furm anl Biiijt-; tVrtrilnal We-aknev, and all theii.Ktre-injr fortiM of f!' Atitiw, or Ohanium ; tjonnrrho-ft, 4lfi, Krfe-tnn-; Sm-'iirnsl anl Itttrnal Kinifonn, St-xtml IMfill ty, I i M-awf of the la k kml Iom. Inf ammatH t tif. Ha(Her am! Kidney, , ew. 'I lie nnmUT tA fTm wiffrtiia; frm t!iee horrible IM--, in whom the Jov.tor Un eflei'tl a radi.'-at cure, can be, ttumifed by the th'nj and thevotunfary oertsfl.-jtietn hi pt-wwsewdmi, ret1veJ f rorn jrrwm be bt rciUf ed, are eMirh tnwttwfy all that Ue jf.-tfrV kill tn th treatfrrwit ff .iie fie;Uii enabiec hint toenre all curable cise and in every lnh'n-e gtve relicl. I(rea-t whu-h ffimerlv tsttftlff I the mti'-al kl!l of the mtmt U-artrf! an ! e-s-rM'it,e'l Vnu-.titUmrTu of the hea1' art. and were rvaidet by ttie inj-trtty of J ll l-iau ntierh Inciim ble, wiw ie!d o mo'er.i when pr ribed b-r Ibe ImeHI-ut iraatiiofier, w!m inal.e the htttrmn m ttem, and the iial at mei.l. Mi- eotjHiajit atiair and attlifort of obser vation. In no -e Is publicity fHrrmitted ex.ejt at Hie expre-f i-h of the ia'tetn : anl the lH;tor ciHirt dentU tni-ttthat hi x pexterieiK and Micnf fill Ff;i-tt'e e t!t onitntir: r li-nre him a liberal Pbareof jMilri.-; ihi rmnpir. Hr the firaifc-e l rnanv mm in fcur'ie aot lite t'niied HateH. he enalitl Ui apply toe t- efTl.-lent and ucce ful rem rnrain" di-as 'if all kmdN. Hecttret nUboni inerttry, eliare mperni6 !ee, treat hi inlient-- In a csTr!t,t nd horf-rab'e way, and ha releren rf un(ivti'nable vera.--itv't fr' in rnen ol know rrn-t;jbi(iry ad h'txit sttan'linv in t it-iv. Ail nfrMjfB w(m rnr con- n it h in hy l-i:er or wtlierwi-, will res tive iUe ' let and gcnUei-t ( i eal at. To Female. When a fmia'e i ami- ted wtth dira-. a- irertk ne! t iti' Un k and lirnbfi. oln in the um dtm iie o Mfrht, bv of nrihctilar p-iWf-r, il;'tfahn of the heart, trriiablittr. nerrfineM, orao ment of dijreslive fii!Htioni, ftm-raX deUHty. all dtoetoeit of thft wonib, hyjfteria, gterlfitr, ana ail ottwr dtNea- peculiar in fema'ftt. (hehmiM cor write at om e lo liH. W. K. lMIIKR'i Y, at him le,u-al Jnstifiite. awlnfc will receive every jfm eible reiief and Itelp, Let no talse de!i.-4i:y preTpnt yon. Mrt app.y inv iW9lia!elv, am save yourself from palnfu! tt(Terbi and pieraatuie death. To CorT-pondnta. Pat!(Mits 'male or lemate; -redinjr In any part of tlHcotitrtr-r howev er diant. who may dej-ir the optn.n a-iil adri. e ot In. Ifoherty in thetr ref tive and who think firoier lo tibuitt a writ ten ftaiement ot ruch. in preference to h"Idiner a rfr-in?tt intt-rvitfw, are re pertfti'Iy s-tirel iliac thetr commnnk-au ton will be held mr-4 Faired. 'I he Lhfc-tor is a n-gti-ar praduate, and may be c"m-'iU-d with every conlidtih-e. If the diae be fi'iHy ami randldly deribcl, periM4al cotnmmiscation will, fn most raxe, he the Eef-hfral treat inent of itMdf (imjlodinf tlie rejieiiefi', w tll be (ir'.rded wHhMit ilelav, anl In sih-b a manner as to tnrey vk Kt-a of Ihe purport l the letter or fiari'! !So"tran-Tnittet. 8httil i vonr c-ndiiion rejiiire tntawdtat at'en tiin, m-nd t-n dollar in com. sor that tal tie in enr-ren-y by Mai!, or Weli, Karp A 'oV. fexpren, and a nai-kase of mdi-iue wiM be forwarded to ymir aHre, with the necessarT in-ruaUtons for nse. Con'tnt.Tion!. at tbe ofti.-e br letter FBKE. A'Wresi W. K: IOHKKTk', M- I.,Sao Fraaoiieo, ial. 1". R.-T!ir Pa-tor wCI send h? patnvhret on Ppeelal Iii-ea.e. to any adi re on r&ii-of six. cnt? in 4aei'ami. for return pesftage. mar 3 74. POND'S EXTRACT " Ilessr, tor 1 will speak l excelieBt kins:." POND'S HTBBT-Tbe great Vrart.ble Pl lie.lt. .rr. Ha bees la nse orrr thirty yrmrs. and for elcaiilisess snd prompt cora-tn-e Ttrtoffl cannot be excelled. CHH-OREH. tmmttj can afford to be wHaotrl i'HRri. EitnM. Snlsnu, BniaM, CssiniMi. C'au hprwin. are relieTed a! most instantlr br externsl application. Prompt It relierea pains or Bar, Healsliit FirrillM. ((, Oi Vail. FelmM. dm, etc Arreets Id 1 nation, reduce sweUines, Mopsi bleedingt remoTf disrolorations snd seals rapidly. HMUWWallt8S.-It way raUsiaia iu ita back and lom,faIbws.aiid pceeaiB; pais in the head, nausea, vertigo. II UaCSRRHSAtt'usDoeqnal.Allkbidsof aW rermtieas to which laaie are subject are promptly cured. Fuller details in book accoio panjine'each bottle. fills -bliiMl or Medla met prompt relief and read j core. No case, bowerer chronic or otwtinate, en tone resist its regular ase, VARICOSE VEINS. It's the only rare core for -this diPtrewinK and dangerous condition. KIDNEY ISUSES.-Unas no equal for perma nent core, BLEED I 0 ft to any can. For this i a mpr. else. It ua eared hondreds of Hve when all other remedies failed to arrest bleeding from no.e. ffl nmmrh. Inna. and elsewhere. RHEUMATISM, NEORAIGIA, Tewiimcbo ! fcararte are all auke reuered, and often per manently cured. PHYSICIANS of all schools who are acquainted with 1'nnd'n Exrrmrt arf Witrh Hurl rec. onunend it in their practice. We have letters of commendation from fa ondred of Physician, many of whom order it tor ase in their own practice. In addition to to foregoing, tby order it use for Hwellisas of 11 kind, Qnlnsr. Soro TTirr, IsIim Taswils. eiraple and chronic Oiarrbe. Catmrrte. (for which it is a specific) ( hllblniM. Fross rd Feet, Hcias of I a see I, SlMqaitaee. etc. Chapped Hands, Face, and indeed all manner of skin diseases. Tail fT BSE. Remoree Sareaem Rogbese, ud "ullif I heals . EraatiaM, and Pisnplea It rrrim, invigorate, and re I fraha, while wonderfully improving the Complexion. ejk TI ARaERS.-Pond's EaTrnetTNo Stock J itreeder.no Lreerrsfan can afford to be without Jt. It is used by all the Leading Livery Stables. " Ptreet Railroads and first Horsemen in New i York Citv. It has no eanal for Saratmi. Har. neaa or f addle Cbalaan, Ktlffsras.s prrmrrara !.wruisi,i'.W iaireraivaaa. Itleediaa. Pstsnnla, Caile. IManrbsra, Chill. Old etc Its raneof action is wide, and the relief it anords Is so prompt that it )a invaluable in every FarnVTard as well as in every Farm -house. Let it Be tried once, and von wm never oe without n. CttfTION. Pand'a Kxtrart ha been Imitated. The genuine article ha the words Paad's Kx trart Mown in each bottle. It is prepared by the ealy peraaaa Itviaa; whoever knew how to prepare it properlv. Refuse all othet pre parations of witch BazeL Thh Is the only article used by Physicians, and in the hoeoi tal. of this conntrv and Europe. " HISTMY AND USES OF PONO S EXTRACT-'-in pamphlt-t form, ptent frve oaappucaiie POND'S EXTRACT COMPART, Isasa - Vi'ne, ew ork. W Jones & Patterson.. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. NEGOTIATE LO.iS, . JIAUI tO-L,-LECTIO5. AGENTS FOB. 4 Union Fire Insurance Company of San Francisco; and Mutual Life InsuraHce Compaq of Sew York. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK I Sulem, Oregon. We Have for Sale lOO 127" J. XiS. 3WC E5 y Aud will sell vory low. A Lararc Variety of ( ity rroi.erty at Uar- We shov"! jipoperty, where within reivli, w Rive lelters t inrrotluctiou to reliable rtitv Ur ine near who wi'l show it. We will iiuriM.uce ptirihnwr to the owner if the prtjtorty, ant leave ihera tree lomjike the be l arpiin Lhey o-vn, without any mierierenceon wif part. All loiters of Unjiiiry iromiiily and fiiilvaif. sweie!. " We hare many ipnlWaiion.s frtim gooi. )n-om, paying im-n, who will VI percent. Wr aKHK.y mt jrive tirst elai ieri;il or rea.1 estate feca rity, 4th pay Ail the expenpes artendiiifr utakinp' mil the pHers, Partrties hurin-gr nvnev t loan will do well to i;i'ly to u lfore piai-ihjr tc el-ewhere. We hrre the lender nothing Crr oiir service; the borTOvrci- pcty il-. Entire isfjteiou given retrantins the secnritieA. OSCAR KILBOURN, Auction &, lommissian iiiercnu ATILI. PtJUCHASE AND SELL REAL E vT tate. Furniture. Krc. Etc. treneral A rent National Life Insurance Companv. U. S. Gauaer' for Orefton. 4'orner first and Pine Streeia. rvntiUUt vnMwa, AUSiuwV 1