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WEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN.
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YiEIIY CHESS?! STATESMAN.
FRIDAY,
AUGUST IS, lSTii.
Froi Wednesday Morning's tail-''
mj:sia.4 t.E'riUi.
This place is Incited nine mile east from
. Staytem, and is becoming quite a place of
resort, owing to Its many attractions fish
ing, hunting and fine "ater, this place. Is
designed te liecome quite ft trading point.
Fhllinon Morris ha a store here; J. J.
ltlonxer is erect his a twe bulldirig.
James X Smith, the owner of the town
site and ferry across I ho tantlam. Three
miles tip is the l'ox vtiiey settlement, and
one of thnb est neighborhoods in existence.
Another attraction ot this va is It
contains more good hiking marriageable
young ladi.s than any place In Oregon,
according to 'us population.
They have a prosperous school here un
der charge ot Tluna XV. fiiyatu. who Is
giving tin- he-t ; of s i! i-trtirtioii. Next up
the river is Kings valley, ckht miles trom
Fos vallev- Mi l-a-He Sre.de. ot Turner,
is teaehhi- school hen.-, and evr.vh.Hiy is
- h ippy. I s' irf tomorrow morning for
"Mr .fell' r?o or htist, Uv dn not pi-nnoHS
tohn-t. Mocstain KoY.
MeUnm. Aug. 5fh. H7. '
E.3tr Jt uiurtrisirr, rw..
El,. Statx-man: This place is located
17 miles son'hca-t of Salem. 0:1 the San
tiam river, nnil 1 noted for her abundant
water power aad manufactures.
This plan-' has two hotels-the Stay ton
House, J. T. Qnecuer, Proprietor, and the
Farmer's Ui.il. A. J. Richardson, Pro
prietor. Each I:on e lias a feed and sale
stable in connection with it.
XV e also have a boot and-shoe shop, two
dry goids store g, one drugstore, dentist's
office, sawmill, wool carding estabiisli
ment, wagon factory, furniture factory,
chair factory. sash and eloor factor-, gri-t
-ralll, millinery shop, two bbcksmllh
ftlmiw, one gun shop ami o.i.e-iioo nu-
- merons to mention. -l.y the
Gibson keeps tobacco, clears
beer.
wav, 1 ir .
!nd lai;er
K.NUICO.
August 5, !7 .
The Albany Democrat say; : "Last
Saturday fcfteruoon, two lads, aged
about 13 years, while play hiz about
Mr. Nimrod Price's new building on
.Lyon street, got into an' altercation
about some trifling matter, and went
info each r.iber in regular Ileenan
Sayer? style. One of them getting
- the worst of it picked up a screw-driver
or cold eltisel left by one of the
carpenters on the building anil dealt
the other a frightful blow on the taee
near one of the eyee, and making a
-uiark that the youngster Avill probab
ly carry to his grave. The. little fel
low was taken home 'bleeding like a
hutcher,' where he w properly at
tended to."
WILU Kr. Tl K I'SITKBltl.
The following, from the Pacific Chris
tian Advocate, liai been handed us with
the ropiest to pulIiJi:.
'te first tei in or tire year begins Sep--tember
4:h, lt8, and closes November
10th. It will be seen by our circular that
ihe year is divided into four terms, and
She rates of tuition given in the circu'ar as
'follow.-:
revision C Common Knglish. inciud
'.ig Heading, spelling', Writing. Gram
iiar. Geography, Arithmetic U. S. Uif
.iory, and First lessons in Cnipositiou;
per term, S. . A
Division E Iligliet branche", including
.-besides tlie above, Preparatory Latin and
Creek, Higher Arithmetic, Elementary
Algebra, Zoology, Physiology, Element
ary and Modern. History: per term, all.
Division AColtegiate, including, in
addition to -tlie above, the Higher Iitln
f,nd Greek. Advanced Mathematics. Sloral
and Slentat Science. . and all studies not
-mentioned above, except the extras; per
term, $13.
Extra Charges Instrumental Music,
$15; Ue of Pianq or Orsran. $3; Oennan
and French, each, $3. Paid in advance.
I sent our circular to all preachers of the
Conference, and request Ibcm to call tlie
attention ot the people to oor Conference
fchool. and end us all the .student they
an. Let all who are interested in tlie
Willamette University work for a success
ful year. We trust all will become deeply
interested, and work earnestly and zeal
ously for the University. I will send our
circular to anv one who will write aieand
-eouo't it. J. IL liooifK,
Aut.
, From the Portland Bee of Aug. 14th
Jce clip the following: "The materi
al belonging to the Bulletin office was
sold to day at BherifTi sale, and net-
. fT-WJO The Erreat bulk of tlie
roperty was purchased by Mr. II. L
Plttock. The large iower press was
.ild fo r $1,050; the job presw brought
$1,230; the material in the composing
i-oom was parchaseu for fbuu, ana Mr.
T. 15. Oileneal iaid f for the job
j.rinting office, not Including the
t.resses and other machinery. The
ilriglnal cost of thla ofilee was aU iit
432,000. .
Mr. G. M.Stroud, the popular comiuc
tirol the O.. &C. H. E., liaa so f ir re
covered as to be again on duty, and pass
ed up the roiiSvesterday morning in charge
' ol mari tram. He will. soon be as well
1
iovi-r. a.'V we im: lie may u-s j.ti
ffot socb a jtrere $bake-p.; "."
(From Thursday Morning paily.l
1,U.U, MIliA
Pherift'IIerren, of I. inn county, wus
in the city yesterday.
" Deputy t S. Marshal Hums i; iu the
e!tyono!iielalbu,iness.'
4 m. t.i... .. t ,,, ,.ir,-
is lying very sick at the Chemeketa Hotel.
General Simpson parsed down the road
on Wednesday, having spent several days
up the valley.
S.im. Simpson, IC-.., "goes to Portland
to-day, having spent a few days In Salem,
visiting friends.
Three prisoners bntke jail at'Orecjon
City Monday. One was recaptured,
the other two escaping. j
AVhen a casV (f smallpox is reported
within a mile or more of the city, Is j
jt a mark of common sense for busi
ness men and newspapers to adverU-e
the fact, and thereby injure tli-j busi
ness of the place ? We guess not.
A t-oH!iUtnt ( oil' rli.,11.
Sir. J. II itis. n, the talented young
artist, whoso studio is in Coulter's
brick, on (mmorei:il street, has now
on" exhibition at his rooms ecveral
very fine pHintitigs, embracing six
views on the Columbia and a fine
view in King's Valley, besides other
paintings not yet completed. The
rooms will bo open for visitors this
week from 1 to 7 o'clock, and Sir.
Hansen will take pleasure iu showing On Thm-day the following articles ol
his work to all who may call. We ; ; incorporation were tiled in the county
advise all our readers to go and see clerk's ofliee of Multanmah county:
this fine collection. Rememiier the j Know all men br these presents that we,
place, Coulter's brick, up.sUirs to the M. Wilkin, of I.me county, (i. B. Smith
... of Iteiiton. .1. lelev of Wasco, S. t'of-
"'S'11- flnot VanihCl. W. SI. Power of I.inn,
Pt-raoiiMt and W. G. Scoggin ot Washington, do as-
Col. Thorpe and fimily, of Florida, are !,ciatc "nr-j-ivs together as a cor,,orn
. ' , ' , ' tion and b.vh- politic, under and by irtue
stopping nttlie Chemeketa Hotel. The 0f the iieneral I. of the State ol Ore
Colonel served in the Union army during ; gon. and for such purpose we do- ioinll v
the late rebellion as Colonel ot the '20lh
Pennsylvania Cavalry, and distinguished
liimselfas a- gallant soldier, as well as ;
gentleman In the best fnc'ty of the couti-
try. His estimable and accomplished !
,.,, .. t,r ,,, I
..r ,-,,,, ..z.y. ... j
her visit to the Pacific coan, but prefers
the oranre gruves of Flor;, sr.a expects
to return thither in a few mouths. Ma
health and success aUeud them whereso
ever their lot 111.1v be vast.
I'Ol'AC'lL PHOCEEUlSliS.
Council Chambkk. Saleru, Aug. 1"
Council met pursuant to adjournment. '
Mayor Wright presiding.
lloll called. Present Counelhnen Ba
ker, Strong. Scott, Thatcher, and Ilirscb.
and Recorder Hyde, Marshal Sinitivand
Commissioner Price. Minutes of pc
ceeding meeting read and approved.
Committee on Accounts and Exen?es
reported on bills referred at last regular !
meeting and recommended psyment of
same. Adopted anil warrants ordered
drawn for the several amount".
Committee on Streets and Public Prop
erty asked further time on the matter re
ferred to them at last meeting concerning
tlie overflow of Mill Creek in the north
ern part of the city. Granted. .
Committee on Fire and Water, tawbom
was referred the petition ot Mr. Dickin
son to erect a wooden building within the
fire limits, in block 31, reported adversely
to the letltion. On motion the considera
tion of tlie report was postponed to next
meeting.
Committee on Health and Police made
verbal reporr on tlie case of smallpox
which arrived from Gcrvais to-day, stat
ins tliat the individual lud been kept out
of tins city limits, and be provided for.
Petition was read from Wm. England
to erect wooden buildings within the tire
limits. Referred to Committte on t- ire
and Water.
The following bills against tin; city were
referted to Finance Committee, viz.: B.
F. Drake, castings and repairs ' on fire en
gines, $12 20; J. H. Howell, witness fees,
$10 20.
The Street Commissioner was iustf ucted
to procure proper fastenings to gates on
Marion Square.
The following resolution was offered
and unanimously adopted, viz:
Whkkeas, After reading the decision
of Judge M. P. Deady in .the caw of
Morelaud vs. Marion county, granting
the plaiitiff a new trial, it is the oi.iub n of
thU Council that the same Judge Deady is
so prejudiced as not to be able to give the
r .,-1 - ... 1 1 :.. .. 1., .1 -
citv of rialem a fair and unjust trial in ti e
Marion Square aud IVlllson's, Avenue
cises; therefore be it
Kesolved, That tlie City Attorney be
and i hereby instructed to use all honor
able means to have a ehingo of venue
granted in the above eases in onter.to
wke tl;e Kime out of tlie court of Judge
Dcady.
The Committee on Streets and Public
Property were instructed to examine and
report upon the feasibility of purchaihiga
piece of land upoa which to erect a e-t
house nnd provide for the care of pt'rnns
having ii.fectious dieases.
II n. rieth S. Blater died ut Lewis
ton, on the llth inst. Tie was an old
and respected citizen of Oregon.
. W Alts are he-alt by things if fought In
to c nation yon dont'l Isjlong to, Tliere'.
more money in selling powder tii'ii in
looting It.
- 1
Jwo - thiess.
. J Ulii.to.l I-
:KrSm Krli'av MnrnU'g natty.)
IIICtL MlKi
i
I
An Saturday morning, at half past ton
I the tent In Mario 1 Sqnain-, will be given
jnathlres to mothers. All are Invited.
Subject at the tent to-night, the Two
I.ans. or the moral and typical laws ot
the Oh! 'iV-t'i'.ioi,r, and their rclutioiH to
each otlu r.
i:. I) No-to:
Ki , of the Albany
! JVinoera
iKihl our city a flying visit ves-
I terdav.
i Mr. .lol.i.-
hi. w!' l.a- been si. k at the
ll .'el. is npldly i-ecoverlng
i Che I'ek. trt
Iruni a fi vi t
ai i v ! I k- w in a tew,
!r!.vs.
('apt. Miles 15 1'. Superintendent of the
Sintiam Mining 'rtmp..ny, leaves for the
mines to d.iv. He takes H working force
i with hlin and nill he absent several
(weeks.
P.. Dii d.ar. C. W.C. T., on the l lth
orgiui:.ed Astoria Temple. No. 2.
ii!e Templars in A-toria, with tvven-
insr.,
Juvc
tv -'even
meml'rs. Xathan Ilavmnmlis
C. T.; J. O. H.i.irih.-V. S.; O. A. Whit
ney. 1. C. T.. am! Klizabcth Sludge. Su
perintendent; Mr. ". V. Parker, Mrs.
Sarah Fox. Sirs. F innie Warren. .T. O.
KoHrtb ar l P A. Whitney are the Kx
etiuive Committee.
AKTK I.H or IM lll(IIMTI(l.
i 1 cverallv lier.bv imvu to and with
j !
this cor-
nration -hall 1 the Co riv-rut'iv c ComDa-
nr. stnl it ilorifion sill be rterpctiwl. "
Seeond The etitcrpriso and ixx'iipation
of this cori)irati n shall be grncrul busi-
TIP-. incllKlt.ijr. in .1(Mit0:J tl tllO b
hnr
am, i,-,, of".in ki, f ffnflJ .'
ai.u r.i:rc;..iiitii;r,-au(i penonai proierty,
I!m hiivinz and f iling of real estitte; bor
rowing ami loaning money; subscribing to
bnyl.ig ir... eliine of .stock in
other joint
sto. k romrn.it-s
Third The piiueiinl nflSce for thp
tnnai tion of -l uiinr-ss rhall be loeated in
j Portland On en ; but thU corpnmtion
; m.-.v hv : nsrentti or subordinate otllce at
dlfterent poisfs in Oregon. Washington,
SInntana and Idaho Territories
Fourth Canity stock of the corpora
tion shall be $1,000,000 I. S. gold coin,
with nowpr to increase.
Fifth Amount ot each sham ot capital
stock of the corporation is fixed at $5,
gold coin and no one shall be allowed to
!ilseri!; for "or own over one hundred
share of the stock any time.
Sixth On the co-operative plan com-mis-dons
will be allowed to Patrons ol
Iiu-Uinilry en their purchases in paid up
slock.
ABtVT TAttriRA.
Our IHnkry I.rller.
Sotrrn lic.tcu, Aug. 13, 1S76.
Kunou Statksim an: It is not necessary
Instate that your "donkey" friends ar
rived at tla-ir destination safe and sound,
and last Wednesday evening found us safe
at Newport. The nwil to this place Is ex
cellent, and the country thickly settled for
the mountains. The country Is productive
and the improvements first rate. Our
driver, .f. 1). JlcCnllv, established the rep
utation of being "thtr only religious driver
in the JState." and his cooking, you can
Imagine what IT is, John cooks when
Frank McDowell is iolispo-ed; and the
w?y be can flap flip-jacks is terrible. By
tlie way Iong. has been quite sick since
his arrival, but under tlie treatment of
Dr. Breyrnau is. now rapidly recovering.
Abe is never ready to get wood Ptc, but Is
alway tl first one at the table, of course
excepting your humble servant.
For tlie benefit of those who intend
coming to this place, we would say: Don't
stay any longer in Newport than possible,
but get 011A lie terry and cross the bay,
where the gctitlcmenly ferryman, Mr.
DavU and Ids family are ever ready to
make you at home and give you any in
formation you may ilesire.
There is no Uck ot amusement in this
plao"; for Instance, sailing, rowing, fish
ing, bathing, visiting, riding on the beach,
oyster dinner, etc. All the Salem folks
visited Seal Rocks, on. last Friday, and
bail an excellent oyster dinner upon lhoe
animals fresh from I lie beach.
We have just finished 0110 of (he best of
dinners, served up by the ladies of
our colony, and you may know "donkeys"
appreciate such things. Tliere are some
forty Saleniiten among tlie pleasure seek
ers now at this place, anions w hom are
K.N.Cooke and wife. Willie 1'atton,
Warner Breyniauand family, William and
Geo. Gray, Messrs. Slorrls and Kay and
tami;i , "besides. Fiyi. J z:.i his del
egat'on, which arrived yeterdav. consist
ing ot hi' two sous, Claud and 1m; Ed.
Kite, A'hael Hush. Jim Biggs and Geo.
Hughes, also Sir Stewart and wife, ot In
dependent". Tie Mercury ays that Prof. Gatch
commands tlie squadron ot loys with him
but we doubt it. tor we think tlie boys run
tlie 'tioctor."
With the aid of tlie SlAlfMAS we hope
to do a g.jod work towards ctiristlanizliig
the iintivesot Vaipiiua Bay
Advising all the rustiitiug coinniiiiiity
to turn their way towards litis place we
will close with, yours tru'y. lll.N.
Yin 1; ..i.l-.!-. Lciii ::u'."-ai.hi highly
-on, il y..:i .jj tup, 10 a (Mii'ir.iit pii.iltl'.
' . ' . ... .; i I .', hi'
'at the wineshop,"
WHY 1 IIKI.IKVK Till) nim.K.
I'ruin n Nrrnion nl lir Iloitiui 4 iurrl,
Nundny, ante. IS, 17, il iao H. M
"Ilolv men of-Ood spake as they were
moved by the Ho'y Ghost." 'J Pot., 1:21.
Tills text contains the pith of the. whole
matter. II any person sh u',d not belli-ve
it, he ot course would u! l ellcvo the 1)1
blo to be thu Word oj (iod. It is pro
posed to present a lew of the- proofs, but
only a few, since it would be very dilllcuH
to compress into one or two sermons, the
argument and facts which till s. many
volume. Nor ought wo to complain ol
that, (luce It is the In vv of nil other pro
fessions. Xo lawyer, physician, or states
man ever mastered his calling without
long ttudy ol learned works, and much
laborious thought,. The lilblo, written hi
languages Ions since dead, stretching
through ancient centuries, and dealing
with the invisible and highest destinies of
the race, Is not more easily mastered.
The Hist reason (in point of time) why
a Christian believes tin; Itihle is usually
because in childhood be lias'becn taught to
f believe it. Hut this does not provu , it
tri(, " he would have been Jut as
likely to ho an infidel, 1! so constructed.
It Is wis ly ordered that n child usually
takes his mother's religion, since it grently
promotes the steadiness of human society,
lint a parent's faith Is not necessarily in
fallible, since other parents may be teacl;
jug exactly opposite doctrines.
Other and better evidences speedily ap
pear: 1. Its wide acceptance ly able, ami
good men.
It Is true that errors have sometimes
been widely accepted, null so, too, wit
nesses In court have sometimes swnrn to a
fal-ehood; hut that does not prove that
witnesses always lie, nor that a wide and
intelligent btftef has no foundation. Such
beliefs usually have a very solid founda
tion in fjct. Xo other book has been
circulated by so many societies, or printed
ill such numbers, or translated into so
many languages, or attracted to itself so
much ot the ripest, oiul ablest scholarship
ot the race, or found so many who were
willing to give their lives to the work of
teaching it to the woiIJ. There mus be i
reason for that In Its tiitth.
2. Its Influence in promoting th high
est civilization. Xot only do intelligent I
ne:i accept it. but ltinrant racs n.-cpt-'
Ing aud studying it b. cooie Inti llleut. j
Athens, In tlie time of Paul n jctp d Chris
tianity and went down. Home accepted
It, and forages the ablc-t scholars of their
day, wrote in Latin. Ihe language of
Home.
-Queen Victoria was riyht when she sent
a Itihle to an Alrlcnu King, telling him
tliat was the "secret ut England's glory."
3. Tlie Bible triumphs when fcrought
into contact with even the best of other
religions.
See China and Japtu, those oldest and
best governed of tlie tieatben nations, not
only opening their doors to Christian civ
ilization (with Its locomotives and Its
bible;, but actually sending Its princes to
Christian countries to be taught. And a
few missionaries can reconstruct even a
tribe of cannibals, as an army could never
do, because God 1s with them.
4. Tlie long conflict which the Hiole
has endured, is evidence of Us truth.
When a bank, (like the bank of Eng
Ian) endures every financial storm lor
many generation-?, men believe iu Its
soundness. So with the BlbJe, it has been
fought from tl.e days ot the n post ate em
peror Julian until now; first with dun
geon, rack, and lire, and then with hos
tile criticism, argument, sneers and ridi
cule, and still it abides. And why? Bo
cause it is true.
snvt.io. .
EimoK STATK.-MA.N: Many of tlie
farmers iu this oi t - of the county are
threshing (heir fall grain, and it Is tl 6
prevailing opinion of all, that I have talk
ed with, that the yield this year will foil
far short ot but year'a crop. Spring grain
looks much better, but as none has been
threshed yet It Is not known hew It will
yield. Short crops and low prices will
Injure many of the firmer this year.
T. R. HinnAitn.
Hilvcrtoii, Org., Aug. 19, 187(5.
Inquiry
Mk. Statkshax : Who is Richard
Hurley ? As the probable Investment of
much capital depends upon tbo value of
Ire name ; we would therefore inquire.
Yours, etc.
CAlTTAUSr.
We are not acquainted personally with
Mr. Hurley, but understand him to be one
of the principal a.snyists of tbo United
States. It will be an easy matter for you
to And out his reputation aud character.
The Kiiij of Dahomey has invoked
the protection of his gods against
the British ship. As his manner,
of doing so is eomewhat curious
it may throw some light on the char
a t ;r of the African negroe iu its pris
tiue purity to describe the process.
An Imitation of a Hhip in wood, exe
cuted according to the most elementa
ry ideas of naval architecture, has been
placed on a mound, and 800 or 000
negroes ha vet been paraded before it.
A di ink was then administered to
aril malt, and,- acconling to hisi nt
iittide alter iui'iibiittr, the- chief priest
if(:id"d wlwtlicr lie was to he so'd ; h
a sin'.-;' av .!!' r.-:! nt.'a-n '-:nTifi.; to
NATIONAL 4'OSVKX I ION r 4l.lIt:lt
AM, SAIl.OKs IF TIIC l'MO
ARMY.
HicAnortnTr.ihi. I'nion Vkti:hans' N'aii.inai.
CoMMITTKE. FlPTH AVKNCR M.iTKl.,
Nkw Yoiik ('itv, July 17, IHili,
To the Soldiers and Sailors who served in
tho Union Army aud Navy during the
late War:
CojiltAims: Tim undersigned, 11 com
mittee appointed by yoiirumiiil National
Convention, held ut Plilshin-g. Pa.. Sep
tember 17tli mid ISth, IS72. hereby Invito
you to meet In mass convention at Indian
apolis, Indiana, on Wednesday, the 20th
day of September, 1S70, at li o'clock A.
M., to express your sentiments In favor of
tho principles for which you rnuteiiiled on
flood and fluid, and to lutiors. tho standard-bearers
(it tho vnrty which sustained
the Uukin and your efl'orts to preserve It
wlille endangered by domestic Toes.
In the war huh lust the rebellion vou ol
fered your services and periled your lives
to maintain and perpetuate the Union es
tablished by our fathers. Hemming fo
your homes, alter your great victory over
Its f.xH. you resume 1 the pcaci'fu! iursulrs
ol civil life, but AS good citizens of that
Republic which your valor preserved, vou
lost none of the inspiration of national.
honor an.) patriotism. anateil imiiung
from your purpose to penictuate 'he prin
ciples for which you bail heen contending
Smco-tlio war you have met at the la -lot
box the filue political organization
which 11-ed its Influence ugainst y. 11 while
fighting In the Held 'he Ul't.. many nt'
whose It itilcis boasted in Cnugnw, even
while the war was iu proyrfs, that th. y
bad "never voted a dollar or 11 man tn
e'lrryon this unholy 'war" the pirty
which. In 1H71, in Natimial f 'onventioi ,
adopted the resolution ilrcl ariugyiui- et
1 rt In fie field u failure, and dui'a .iliug
a ceS'atlotl ol hn-ti!ltles.
It Is the old flulr. .again; tho nnie t.ai tv
and the tamo men are arrayed n'isiut you.
Upon the issue ot the eontest d -peni's t' c
question wbethnr history shall vhniicate
you or your opponent whether you or
they were lighting on the right Mile.
Tlie Democratic party tire at this tune
as eor true to their southm-nts, and they
have presiented twe c.iinlnlates who had
nrtiu sympathy tor yon or your cause.
That narty denends for Its success upon
the votes of tlie ninu wlinm v.ni couipier-
ed hi the field, nnJ It miivessful It will U
dominated nnd led bv the same pollticul
element. Crippled I 11I1111 soldiers will In-
removed from public nfllces, ns thry have
been, and the places tilletl by Cimfeilcrole J
At such a lime, anil in meti a content .
the Union S'eteruns mil a act together
once more. Let us then inmo together at
Indaitia; olis, not a partl-an. but ns pa
triots who have once ofl'tired their lives n
sacrllice for their country, and who are
ready te be l! defenders In pence ns they
Were In war
The Committee desires to organize com
pmi!". regiments, brigades divisions, null
em (!, of Hoys in Blue, with uniforms of
bars, caK-s and torches. Full details of
the plan nt organization will Ik- luruUhed
011 application to the Secretary?, wtib
whom nil pcrmns who (.pprovn this call
are invitee! to correspond.
Fraternally yours.
John A. Dix. ( 'bairnian.
Jami:s A. Gai:kii:i.Ii Chnirmnn Executive
Committee.
L. Knwifi liDiri.K.v. Secretary, Fifth Av
enue Hotel, New York City.
DltAKi: DkKay, Recording Secretary.
NEW ADVKRTiSGM EXTS.
TURNER
STORING & TRADING
COMPANY.
TOacKtS IIHUKBY (itVKK TIUTeifT-
an ;ilMm U thu H.ilhnri1 Annul nl llw
Tartwr KOrrliin amt Trailing eorn,ny.
HrllB wUIiIok 10 More i.v lili icrnln can fln'rt
Mr. (illwon at eomiMny' wHrfllieti- In ih
lown or Turner. HF.NUY HMfTfl.
Hrasl.lent.
I.KWIS IJUKAKNFV, tol'jr. a.lUW lw
RUNAWAY.
MT HOY. AnitAHAH l.tNCOI.X BWAKTH,
runawav f.oin li'tna; age, 1(1 ).,
ligUt gray yes, lirown hair, anil Arti facv.' I
,,.,rn all ier-eh not totru.tnr harb.tr him on mi
a i-'in t. Ahv person rIMiik mc Infuriuat on
bis whorrtitKlt. will ocntur a gretu lav.n en nie
a m.i Ue nnai)iv rewjirvleiL A. SWAH1.S.
fcalem, Aiix. 15, 1S7S. wlw
NOTICE.
UlllLHilC HUILUEltK.
NOTICE IS IIKKKIIV IVKN THAT A
ctoiiirsct btr tlie bullilln of aiwdaii.t anb.
aLaolUtl BriilKc 011 11m HuUiljiiff river, on llu. rmxi
leailing from lHiD.-)ciiiNtiuplo lirvj, Marion
eounly. Uregon, will lis let 10 tlie limnrt reKin
mbla blrt.trr, on TnuraiUv, Anauat SI, IH7S. The
letting to take p aoe liyiiublU outary, on Ibe Eaat
bank 01' aald ttreain, at anc o'oluck r. M. on iail
day.
Thrlan ami fruvlrlcsllnn nt mlX brlilga may
be teen ou tile at tbo County Cltrk'norll, in miM
county, or IImi com ra.-aoi miivexjuBlne ibe lower
AlSqua br4e, n hksh la a Inie aamnle of Ibe one
to be let aa above auus.
Tlie limn lor Hie uompletl.m of aai.l brlilge will
be aia.lt known mi the Uay ol letting the nuuu.
The county wilt pav twctblr.l nf the uoat .f
oontrutln( mel beiilgc, provided, it dura not
i-MtiTr t-W. tlie cliiu-nii ol Mid couwv will
par. by iileiiptlot,nthlr.lor ibeomt or bill M
ing the auni4. Orar $.100 has alrea.tv ,been aiib
KitllMSl by dtU.ma ton ant the .-.mm ruction nt at tit
bnilge. BKN.f. t:iyh.AVKIt,
nllvenon. Aug. t. 1SX mipennleutlaut.
augLi:.lawiw.
" Wanted.
A SflTL'ATIOX IX SOMK UKSI'KITA tlt.K
family a a aoi-rant. Kelerenewi: llnury
Mct'srtcr aut Soia, llnl.-liciv, Inella", Oreirnn.
WHS. !AIU;i.LA M.-CAIt'I KK.
lliai, Uivg..ut July is, Uwtf
DR. I.. . tsKIFl',
DENTIST,
Actuated by C. r. TUCKER,
elver ih.i ltanX,
NAI.Ut, .... MMHIV
aorll-ly
I. O. C. T.
CAPITAL I.IKiK, Xo. II. uioetn avnry tnlttr.
Any voiilng lit 74 o'clock. IJiitl corner of Man?
uitI.HairtrHtroi.lM. se.IH.Ilf
8ALCM SODA WORKS.
CEC.
W. tPUEH
: '"" l
j vt'i-.Tl.i: "'
Jlai at.-eot, 8am, OTes-.n. '
tune U-lt
LEGAL.
Citation.
IN the County Court of tl.e Slate of Orrgnn, for
the miunty el' .Marlon.
To Mavy Jntw Ituknr, wl l.iw or John Wesley
PiVit .t.'ft.'uu'il; Kttn .1, ftaker;'Mnry Ann linker
Mmll'la tlak.irnn.l tlenruii W.'ll.iker, ehllilnii
nii.l liro'n nl law of Haul ileeasiw.l, and all othur
iiof.son liilnresi.iil.
Iliintiiiiiln llii.wn, A.linliilnlnitnr of tlioestale
of J11I111' Wetttev linker .leeeii-uil. Iiavliik II Hut hlr.
p.alll.111 nH uoli Htlniliil4tritl.il- HHkliifc lor an oritur
lor llio ante ot'iMvoiirv uo.l lx l.i.ith 11.1 rtw of land
known a. Ih John W. linker I'Ih.mi, In anld oouu
IV nl Marlon, in mielinn 'M nv.l 'M, and t'i aoreu
nftlinli.ir lanit In i-n llnii Si, a more purflmi'al
ilrv.l Ipllon of wlilell will lie fniliid In llin rn-.onla
nl'ilie .l.-tidM of rtii.l in-euilsei to Hild John W.lia
Vor. as rei.oriliMl in n Nik s of ri..irila ot d.iediiof
Illiuloii oiniiilv iu llio olll.-e ol 'urn ii.iuuiy Clerk ol
Kind .'utility, fin pmiii filll then ol nnd Mlo the H.
K. iine-loiirth of N. K. one toiirih of aoeilon :tn and
nil of the Itlli.vo ileS'lllie.l liruiili-en Ik'Iiik T. ISS ft.
4 West in Mildonuuty. Iiot.iniilitjt to aald ntftuui, lo
imv llio olnliua exiHiloK iWiln-l Mild imIiiiii nnd
tliaiCNpoii.iis ol'mlniliii.tiiiiloii unit an order hav
hiK 1lii ttihilav ol .Itilv lsjil been mii'lo by thin
c mn that nnlil atppil.'tiiion Imi lienrd 011 .Mon.lii)
Int. 7th dsv of At'iinst, S7.I hliiiii fn.lih'k, P. M.,
mill llml Ihellallou h.iiulii Inl polelfihi-d I woeki.
In the W hkki.v st.iti.-m an. Now lli.ircfi.ru In
llin Home nl'llie Hlnte of iireifrin, you and eaoli ol
v.ni are ultd to uppenr In sold .'.o'url in (lie .'.iiirt
lioiiHi. In Ihe elivof wi'eiu in.., id tioimiy, on
M.ir. 1I1. v ihe 7ih 1I1C of Aii oi.1, A li., luiii, at 1
oV.t.vk'IV ami -how eniiv:, I' nu e-n-u, whr
the prn. nr ol l'd ki' li Ion eliiiillit rul tht untueisl
unit niild lain nntontil us pi.iyt'd tut in aald po
tion. Hand, tli!. : It dsv of July IH7.1
j.ni.s r. rtci:ii:.Kt
" tim.i.v .ludsn.
horfi ' Sale.
1)V ViltTl R n- v twniT'noN, lst'KI
I mn ol lie- Ilonoinli'e I'tivui! ( ourt of llin
S'nie of Ovetron. for llieeoiinty of Va i.ni. on llin
.didiiv of Atiuu.t, t'..'i'. In I'.tvi.r .d A. J. ronald
...e, p'ni intt, nnd . --.loti Wil i.nu Se.liiH, d.w
r-i '.-i'.t,l'.r ' In- iimor one lain'r.'dnn.l mnety.flvt
mi tli'-i''t:lit one loin ire'i:ti iioltnrM. uh. . .ov ,.n
lout l l liMioiio tin ndre.tlh i!o' liir.iosli',iin(i tU te
tviih leu pereenl M ruin'Utu IniereM and ae.irn-
llt.'-t'l-, i tuve l.te I lloon ,'UHl will md! ft' p ti
ll ' aitel ion on Sitnnlav lile tl'l. da of S.,pinlKr,
liiii. i.i nviin'rir.-k. e ., 111 lliei'ourt llnitot. 'l.M.r
In ii.' onipv 11 ml sinte, nil tlie ilunl, U'te and In
lenslol iliew.i t WiillMin Neclilil In and In Ibe
foltntvii'g pre.nPe, to wil: l.m Xo. wmn (71 111
h nek ?,it. lour 111 it. ii. euv 0.1 uieni, ninrion
eeiniii a'.l itili! of frt'iu, a. ve,-..ink.t Iu tin-p;n-
of n l .'li.v. Tlie aate I" he nutde .lihpva to
H niinrtirnjtti fm- V7.i no, gold eolii, with inn it
..nl por nionlli Inliiresi iVntn July illh 1K7K.
'terms of ale l.ej.'ni leader onrrenev in lion lav
Una- "I i'e. J. .. HKHt,
M. orit! iMurlon f'ou.ity.
fiulcm, Oregon, Anijuil luih, 1H7D. anll-lMr'
Shtirtrf Sale.
V VlTtrt-K t,r AX 1'XWTTffSV ISSfED
JlniltoJIlie ft.eioriltile Cirenlt Court of tl.rw
Siniel in-on, for Ine ei.uiilv of Mnrlon, o 1 Uic
lih dav "I .111"., Irfiii, In lavor ol '1 iioniaa (.
Ilarknr, iiainiln, and niOni! P. C. Siitlirun. K. .
II. Sn'liviiti, I'lrc'i.u C, K.illiviin, ciuirlnaHnlll.
van. JamoM M'-i'iiln, Electa C. Met nin, til. wire,
Win. .1. hullivun. Jlnrv K. hulllvnn, It lit.
Sullivan and I.. H. Si-oll, iletendentn,
for the mini of two hundred nnd Iwrntv
Iwn.lollnrx, goltl eohi, mid forty-two and .TO-1 on
dollnrw .'.!', togeUier Willi 11110 nir e.tnt. per
nionlli licere't nnd iti-eriuiiK r.wti., and a decree
llierein lor lite fortvl.ruirn of niorin. nnd the
wie ol lheprenil;e lierelntttinr dea,irlUJ, 1 have
levie! upon and will m.11 at pitldii: nikdiou lor cah,
gold .:oli) In hand, uu haturdav, tlie It, 1 1,
ilnv oK Antiwt. IS7I!, nt t o'elmk f. m
at Ihe Court tloUHoitoor in mid e.niiutv and Stale,
all llio iiiihl, title and uuerunt of the mid
di,'fendntttM 01 and In the Irttct of Intnl. mea
.iiiiire and prenii.es rle"U.el a. f.dlovvH, o-wit.:
1..H No. two t'i' In hi.i. k two el) in llin tj. W. ad
dition to Hi" el'.v of Salem, In tho Coitntv of Ma
rion Mid Stair nf trr.ron, tiHlntr wlihatl aba
apisirn-naiii'". tlu rolo. J A. liAKKK.
"lieTlff Marl ill Counly.
Mateni.OmK.Hi, July , ta.ti. 4w
Administrator's Nptlce.
Viyrti r: is iikkkiiy oivkx to At.t, ter-
is unir lutliiK .ilalius mt ilnil ihe uataui of Amon
K. Kiewint, ileemaeil, t pvennnl thnin to me,
with pr.nmr vmk'hnra. at my p'aee of b etneita In
KtlooilMiig, C' trry uoutuy, Oregon, wiluin alk
luunilu' 1 1 mn ibitc.
FRANK A. STEWART,
A'lmlnlatnUor.
bllHiuliurg, Or., July 14. 1H7a.-w
Adminlstratrlon Notice.
HAVINfJ ItKKX AIM'tltNTKT) !)T TI1K
County Cou t of Marlon Cuiintr. Oregon,
A.lmmitiairii of the e.i.ne o ,. i. Kioit, late
ol laid wrttniy, ib)iMWeil, llila u In not try all
perton liaving olainwaguinM aaiti e.uue loiiro
nt Ihom lo nw at my rn.blmkse near 'tillviirton,
In mid e.amty, ruly proven, within l inonthn
from lid-iln'e. anil all iiriin owing aaiii eilale
are riaiilril to ninke enrlr m'tileiiwiil will. me.
' I I.I.KN W.'liTT.
Augu.t, IH7i'. AdmlnlstruiriX.
.Administration Notice.
HW1NC W.f.S AI'I'tllNTKH BY THE
Coiinlv Court of Marion County, Oregon,
Admt'iM'ra.nr, ivith the will antit'wil, of tho
e.inui of I'roi v H. Slnvuiu, kiln nf aunt onnn'r. do-ee-li
"I, iliis w tt uotifv ftti pertmna having eltrimt
agdnirt wild wiate to prvaent them tome a my
om e In Snlein. In aai.l cnamy, duly proven,
within "ix mnntne from till" ilui'e, and nil Htrmi
owing said "!.ale are leipilre I to nvika eni lv aev
tletneii' t'h me. (i. W. I,.VWfiN,
July I". Mil. 4w Admlulterator
Executor's Notice.
VINAI. aMTI.KIIt'NT - NOTI f'K t
JT hereby given tuat lmvid M.; iillyn.t Aw
A. MeXailly, Kxe.:iilr of the Inat Will unit Tun
tament and online of Klunlwlh J. Oroeiiwaoi!,
taie of .Mnrlon esninly, Orivon, deieai.l, have
Died their account for linal aettloinent of Mid
eitato, ami I have aet raid eaiiw for hearing bo
fore run at ttva Court Houm, In Sl,.m, n Ml,i
eounlv, on Soiurdav, the Hth dav af Heptemlwr,
next, at 10 o'clock A. M wberol will boar obhjc
Itona U al.l aoeount and final Mittlement and tn
the itlatrlhution of the tetidue of the esta
Among the Iwlra, legalaoe and de ulaem thereof,.
JIIU.N C. fKKULKH.
Aug. 11, 18711. CouplyJiU(.
4vr
Dissolution of Partnership.
TtIK I'Ait rNKRSHIf HKRKTOI OltE EX
latlng under the Ann name of Camplmll A
I.nlin-e, in I lie .own af Hiavtnn, hue llii. dav lawn
illnaolve.1 bv niutiutl consent. Hualnenii will t.ere
arter a! eariiotl on by l K. Cainiilmll, who will
elite all oi.t.Uuding a,.n.iint aud uolle.d nU
ik'ISf due the II rm at llw iirneut ita'e.
:aII'BKI.U A I.AKilltK.
jlnlyai, IH7S.--WH
Notice to Tax-Payers.
Ninn t. is incrtKny t;ivi:x thatthk.
City AnwnwiHiiit Unit Ir in inv p. s.enMon,
nut tlist Hit? i.i.vna are due nod inn-i !.. ,i.i ai.
f.r Hie till day ol SeirtoailKir. thjti, under penal
ty of Kve prreent. lol; nlltrd (herein, il not luid
b. 'f"io tire d ee, a' inv ofllce. in riii,.n' Week.
JOHN s.lllTII,
M ir-ii il it.; r .silein.
HAI.fit, ,1.1:1 -.'S, Is. I -illvr '
Cxscutors Notice.
'! M liaia It Hg 4 oiieerx ,
VOTI K IS HKKIiltY III VEX Til AT TICK
nn.l'.r.Wo.t Hive iwendulv apiKiiu cl K-
c. ;nl..rol Hie t.t.t Will ami TeMmiient of Louts
UeruevP., la'e of Marion eountv. lireon, de.
senst'd. Ali poraonn Imvliig e.lninH Msnliisl liU
i" an. are r.iii:aUnl to pre.i,t them, wilh the
prnivr voi..'horn, wi.lun six ni'mthi IroinlJiiidaU!
to llio nnd. . -iKne.ll tl.., tale roi';eiie.e of it o .U.
cea t, tn Cli'inii"eg I'TWin't. in ,il, cmin'v,
.1 It V IMHTB.
H AN. I.. lihl.iitcVlX.
AiviU t, l-M. I.v hxDeutoia.
.1 . Vn A I'lX, M. W
t'li.vall'lnii - A .. , iirii-.sou,
.. UttlOia U.a.lbi i WkA, iy om