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VOL. 27,
SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1877.
NO. 21.
Ttniis r hhki ti
I'm your, by Mai or ottievwx-e f.1 -
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LATEST DISPATCHES.
Very Latest UewB Reports.
EASTERN.
Washington. May 21 Secretary fchr
mn tn-ihiy tflecrvlwd from ?Ipw York
to the A-H-twit Secretary thnt In addition
to the $10 000 (100 4 per twnt. hntid fatten
on the 5t h Instant; to' provide for rail of
that ilntp. helm sold. under redemption. to
the avn'lii'Ht". ?5 000.000 of the bond nt
psr in cold coin, to tw inid for during the
month l Miy Mini linn, v The (fold thn
received will 'bo sold for currency at the
pleasure of the ticcrctury. '
Tim fvxri't'iry of tho Treasury suy he
will c" n wlll sales of 4,5, pur cent,
bonds for resumption purpose as provid
ed for by Irnv. and hopes to lie able to :
be able to re-uine specie pityiiieuts me
Brut or.Imiunrv. 1S79.
Il In stilted llmf x fi overt inr StncUditlo,
of TmiWi Ik "inn marry a dsuihler ol
Representative. rVhlelcher rt Unit Hutu.
Hu l 00 and she 17.
Thou. P. Sninorviiln, the Now York
lawyer, tried fur iMinpliclr.y In the safe
burglary conspiracy, lias sent a letter to
the United States dutriet nttnrocy, Elvtnj;
clftnll to the whole affair. Ilo wivpi
cyfrnl who until nil tho -f'TpHntpn of thff
Vih. nd for whom hpiifllt tt w plminnd,
row not nftcri'd no mm-h thr-y xhnuld.
mirl hn rii'alrwl to unhnim him1!! n
much rtnlle- HIh tutumcnt will e
iwi'd in the tQ ! trh-d.
Grant 10-dRy wiilidrew from the Trcw
Miry lirtini'nt -verl nlit'lc word,
for him In Hip vault" lor enfe ktH'plng.
Thry wcrt) forwitr.h'd to I'ldlHtlf Ipliin.
CoiipuI t oflla-rs In Kurope hvn teen
ViiRtrticffd to procure !l pnirtlcnbio In
lorinHtion In rcfcroncti to tho foot and
month dUfmw Bnd rlndi'rpa.st. mid asccr
Uln wlw IhtT ttnc dlr urn likely to
be fomtmiiilotw-d to Hvp oa'tlc hv the tm
por;tiui nfdriiid Miul suit jd hldun.
Th-. Prusldnnt hii Hjipolntd tli fallow
. lag toidut midshipmen: Jorph O. Wood
ward, on ot 9nrgrm -T. .T. Woodwurd. TJ.
. A t Morciw iKivall. roiv of McJIual ft
recwr IhivhM,- IJ ti, K." "
i: , ., m- ,,,, .. .- . :t - ...
'The IK ptirHiMfrit ol Suto i to-iliiy i re
teipt of Inluriuatlon i Jrm WInK1 , t
Pekla ttal t7!dneo Ooternttietrt had
jiynn notioe ttt"t it wvnld. m tha lot ot
April, open o torelgnradotrMriirMltlorml
nwiMnf(Ictnn!,'' Wahoti; Wonchoo nd
fakboy. . h
Chicago. May 12. The ' Joari.r
' H'shliiRUK) uprcial ixays: r JdcuibcfS f
Ibe wiiiRky ring nafi) har.floned" tlra at
tempt to ttjcufw Immnnlty tromdll pn vo
cation and eiwert that tlwy will (Ielt tlw
feoertiTMtnt to the bitter end. Thl enlt
Vie proven U wltoar oontiynt of buc
in ail (be Cuee.'
Fred DongiiiV publioires a card 'saying
the attack apon him on aecouirf ot remark
Bailu by him In Liattimura are both ' uia
iicloim and silly. Wanhington is a sreat
city, not a village, nor a hamlcS. It is the
aapi'al ot a great nation, and the manner
nd twldta of i fttrimi clan mm proper
lahjecta lor prowintation and ofitM"ni,and
, fH-rili)r he U very much mistaken If thli
gjreat city can l- thrown into a tempct of
p-in by any humorous' ruficCwW'Hs lie
way lake the liberty to utter.
New YoitK, Msy 12. Ths Times'
; .WBShlimioijiipcial y:-ed Iihh:1m
ays his moaning was perverted by pub
lishing one-Hided, Isolated pa-!i;es from
Lis lecture without their .qualifying con
H'JCtloiiii. The lutfture ocenpled an iKiur
and a half, and tho brief condensation
Hindu hy the Itltlninre papers do!8 hitn
gr;t injustice. Dnuglniis -nys the Mine
locturo wiiH delivered hero in November,
1875, reported in lull in one of the inorn
lti pKnerK inul imtieed willi upprovsl In
ditorlaU. ..DoukIhw quotes sever .-U'para-'
IT'tp'1'' from tlii liultlmorr! leetnrn ln which
it was published, and by tha people
apnkeu f f in the liighust tefins of pniic.
In tho rneitntimo, the niov. innr to ivenre
lVmUs' remr,v;i! from tho fnarsballdp
onUiiuoJ, and H I esucti-d ovr JS'.dOO
mniiluret! to tho petition will beibtaiued
ly to-niorro. John F. Cook, a colored
man am! now receiver ot fixes for thi
litrict, will lo i reed to succeed iVjnulass
ky thosu now operating agiiiimt Id in. 1? In
Said Columbia A !'.'X:itidor. Douglass' prin
cipal Umibinm). U coiisiderally mollified
by the cxpttni.lion und will remSo on his
btod.
New Yukk, My 12. Au interview
with ClflO. It. lUknr. I'. S. mtnieWr to
Iv'jfHiu, iy O.riiuuy nirooj; t lhn
ever Iwt tre, u;.-! it'r ll.ttni f'-r wr, but
llili lt!w t;o! uovmii!Wt:i at i:) coh of
ryspnrity, Tii-: i'. ot tb! urny U to
so thvrtpug'i y.o-u-;i I'iy-.v lh?- '' i
ef r:v?rtpt t y 'Lv.' ft ,.to uft'.ioii ;.'t
oat itiii ivU'- !.rUki.-i:i-riti'.H: t.'o.
kad KU-'SU Ur II at.
AeiX'ire.l -,.v T .. i.!ki
UU'rr, .Hi iv fP-w ot -
fr ).'w.;r.)r
German would hv ili'p)red wr long
agn. lionet, to order to eflee'unlly dN
po of Rnialit. Oermanv w otillireil to
wulf until fhnf powtr heium" Involved
with Turkey, and to efTert thl-i thp fter
man auiba'ador pirt'd no pln by nri
Ing upon Knla the tact that Germany
would not Interfere wiih any tiroum m me
the Cznr wonld nudertake to carry out.
Ttie PoMt fays of thn conferenoe f Sec
retary Sherman with the hanker" who con
Ktltuto the American memherahip of the
lyndlcate IwvinK charge of the four and a"
halt per centum bond negotiation:
Nothing wan done to rrend the contract
which expire) thn 30th ot .Tune, or to
modify It. The nynnieafe agreed to take
twnand a half milllona of tonr and a half
!g r centum houdM thla month, and two
and a half millions in .Tune, and pay gold
for the fame, wilh the imd"rtandh)g that
no five twenty six per centcm hond shall I
lx-called In to otT-et thl lo. The enld
no received. It la "1d. will eirlier bo held I
tor resumption purpre In 1K79. or. Ifj
sold, lee il leivler li.tten. Tlifoe notea will!
he held permanently lor redemn'lnn '
of frHC'ioniil enrrenov. The fractional j
enrreney lm In a good meure been de
'roye1, nnd will neyer come in for re
demption. n that legnl tender taken in
will. f'r all praetlwil purpnw. he the ame
a If canceled. If i nndertorw1 that the
Si'cretary comtemplte the aale ot 5.200.
(KKt ot tonr and one-half per centum bond
each rnnmh. and that the gold will be
held. or. it It i sold for legal tender notes,
that the latter will be hld to redeem
fractional note to he eirtent that Pac
tional nnteu lire nuMtanding,
PnrLADri.rHiA, May 10. The city U
crowded with people bent upon aaidatlng
at thn opening ceremnniea of the perma
nent exhibition. The programme of ex
ereiws nt the opening made op ol
mutc, prayer, address and benediction.
During the performance of Uhj prelude.
Gov. ilartrantt and a taff filed upon tlie
platform, followed hy President Hayes,
tho organ playing. ''II til to the Chief."
After the festival overtore, the Kight Rev.
Bhdmp Stevens offered prayer, and an ad
dress wan delivered by Clement M. Bid
die, President of the Exhibition Compu-
nv, intindiiclng the clmra '.Angel of Peace,
when President llnye mado the procla
mation, "t now declare the International
Exhibition for the acaton of 1377 open."
'Halloliijnh' was followed by an address
Irani John ' Welsh, and "March of the
Men of Colnnibia" was mmg. . Alfred T.
Goshorh mado an addreaa, when' cbonii.
orcliestra and organ nnited in . giving the
Centennial hymn. Bishop ftimpaon be
stowed benediction and doted the Inao-
L-irjie crowd awaited Hie' opening of
the. floors of thn cxpoMtton ' grounaa, ana
from noon until o'clock pnnred atadlly
iutu the gatvs ultU 40.000 or 60.000 peu
plu had entered the building. Flags f
all nations dorneJ the ipvaker'a plat
IroiM. The Prealdent reached tbe btilld
Uig at 3:lo r. M-, where . a battery on
George's 11 til lirod a aaluteofSl rnas in
his honor. Heated about him on the plat-'
form were ex-Provident Grant. Bishop
8iuiwon, 8. J. liandall, Gou. Gltoru, :
James G. Blaine and other uoUbilities,
Inclndlnc city organizations. Tbe Presi
dential party were tlteu escorted through
the building by tite committee, and this
evening they will have a receptlm.
at tho residence ot - Edwant F.
Sterile, fit Germantown, Tlie exhibit
embrace many of thnae which were moot
admired at the Centennial. There is a
largo aquarium covering 15,000 squnre
feet and other wonders. Gen- Grant w.as
tukeu icl on leaving the exhibition to
day, and arriving at, the Union league
II nine was taken with a chill and lay In
blankets three quarters of an hour. lie
was taken titmice to Mr. Paul's residence,
but was unable to attend tho President's
rcceptiou to-night.
Nkw York, May 10 Tho Evening
Post says the contract between the U. S.
Treasury and syndicate with rogsird to 1
per cent, bonds expires by limitiitatioi) on
the 30 of June nest. An effort is making
to extrtmi tho contract as well as to in
duce the Secretary ol tiie Tveitciry to give
up tho reserved right he hag made in the
contract to terminate it on 10 days' notice.
The syndicate have already t.iken ',50.
000.000 oMl percent, bond, and It is
understood that Secretary 8lierman ir
respective of considerations atlectiug flic
syiuticatc is In favor ot ivuln only K5J.
000.000 more, of tbrse bonds, ho taking tho
ground that beyond that amount nouo ot
the ti pur cont. debt should bo refunded in
bond boaring a higher rato of interest
tfiu:i tour per cent.
The Timu'a Wiisliii'glia sp;c'u.S fi.iys:
The I'ostiiiuster Ocneial has received from
Ovn. lintlor a letter approving bis course
in removing Georga II. Butler. Ben.
.writes if any part of tho gUtcmont is
true, you did exactly right, promptly to
remove t!e otfeiv.b.r. If IJjller, drunk or
mW, was capable of ui'tiiig iti that way,
bo i. utterly unlit t h old sny poi:bn
nnioitg gentlemen, t ;!At!J not. p'.loi the
s'lhl'-it nontrJesoo la l-'te "tJtoiB-.'rit were
It r'.itt t t'V,:!! Is ;;!! tyv)-.'.j;vo tli.tt
tlhj Ptvitrs!;.:;- G-mvj --i; ! f.-:icW-: ;
Wlio'-!' ' ; m (t.-ftv.i a !jtra;.; 't'.".-!. i
t.rj.u.ii--- ;," a c..ir!i iitT'-t';;"
: ',;. i :..!.. ttie trt.ri. -U :-
.! .'.!' .ii ir. t.u be . ; :s..
act to vour satisf.u-rioii, herHtie. after!
what yon told me of your nnwi!lngne to j
charnr'e the appolntnient ot Adams as '
Posfmssier at. Deadwood. after charge
h id been maile HguinU Mm. et tho fiet '
ot removal would lmw that the charges
had been sntHlnt1. I feel certain that ymr
wonld act with like 1nticf in anv other
case. As'iiinn.gtins rait, fnererore 4 most
fully concur with uA nppland your action
to the premise, and wmi'd have acted as
yon have dotie when swored of these ftcts
had I been In your place.
New York. "May 10 The Tiibnne'a
Washington ietrial v: During the fis
cal year ending June 30, 1878. the esti
mated gain in the stock ot gold in the
country after making allowance for expor
tation and the amount, used in the art,
wh8 In the neighborhood of t.500.000,
while the gain in sil r w shorn 24.000,.
000. During flic present, fiscal year not
only ha the entire prodn-!t of our gold
and filver mines huen retained in the
country, but in additional to this a small
hul-mcc In onr tavor has resulted from our
trade with foreign countries. Th pivent
movement ot gold and silver towards
Europe isriy destroy this b dunce before
the cloe of the year, bnt it notv seems
probable that an umoutit of the precifms
mtfal eqn il to the entire product of onr
mines during the year will lie retained In
the country. ThI Will be in the neigh
borhood of from i.liiety to ono hundred
million, autl as latent alviees trom the
West show ilmt a larger percentage o the
whole amount will be In gold than during
i... ....i
that metal wWch will have accumulated by
Ilw nt Jnns 1S77 will ,,vntkar,l ffl
.i w,lUmt flf, n,iitin. If lu,n th
dmluistratimi shonld consider it wise to
fiegln the aeumulafinn ot.gnld coin and
tui dint i for the purpose nt redeemtng
greenback on January 14, 1S79. it could
pro! m lily do so without at present drawing
iieavby upon Euroitean stock. Mid with
out seriously disturbing the equilibrium ot
the. money markets of the old world. It
is not. known tlrit flu" adminltraton con
templates anything of the kind, but it is
undoubtedly true that Sherman will visit
New York the litter part or the present
week for the purpose ot oonsnlting with
leading financial men on thi subject.
Nkw York. May 10. The Sun's Wash-'
lug ton special says the retlreiaoul pf Dev
ens trom the cabinet Is oertain to occur at
an early day. He bis been offered the
mission to "Tnrkcy, but will not accept.
McOrary will be transferred to the Da.
pertmnut of Jutiiw. provided the right
man can be found for tlie War Depart
ment. The National RepMican ot this
morning says Senator Gordon has been con
sulted, nl Intimates that It he will accept
tut place be vau have tt.
Chicago, Msy 10 The Tribune1
Washington ' tteclal says: . Treasurer
Sherman" Investigations are revealing
some slrango things connected with the
heavy compromises- with whisky men In
St. hauls and elsewhere, which will fcavs
to be explained.'? .
BOTTOM), ID., May 11. Tbis city
was thrown Into a deep horror at 11 :30
o'clock this morning by tlie falling of tbe
inner walls of the north side of the court
house. Several men are known to be
killed and others badly hurt. Others are
still hurled beneath the rotn. Business is
suspended and great crowds are In the
vicinity of the disaster awaiting the re-uH
of removing the stones.
Chicago. May 11. A Tribune's special
from Rockford, III., says: "A pall has
fallen over what this morning wss a happy
community. Tlie Winnebago County
Court House which this morning, when
eur cituens -commenced the day's labor,
was the prirta of their hearts, is now a
desolate monument of criminal Incompe
tency. Some families which bade adieu
to their loved o:ies this morning, receive
tlielr corpses to-nig!;t disfigured by the
ruins from which they were drawn piece
meal. The building was not under roof,
and the massive stone cornice which pre
ceded the roof was to-day being put on.
lint as the custom was being placed In
the dome ot i lie ititiln payllion, the brick
work between the iron and stone gave way
and the entire dome and the interior walls
of the structure came tumbling down with
u terrible crash that was heard nearly a
mile away. A brief doscripliou of 'the
siriK'turu will aid in understanding the
icoidiiit. Too style of the building is
French Venetian i! the Rentiaisauce, de
signed by Honry S. Gray, of Chicago. Tho
eoutnet for building was let to W. D.
Uiehardson ot Springfield, who, in-tbe
-pring ot lS7o began work. It lias two
pavilions aal a center dome over the
(rout entrance. The two pavilions on
each side rise about 30 feet above the level
ot the cornice. Tho dome is 1 19 feet from
tbi ground, supported by the front walls.
O.i Uiu norcij .side the columns are from 10
to 13 i lichen in diamoter. Oil thn inner
side those colatcn. rest upon a brick wall
going up from the ground floor to the
court roa n. The walls were aboyt 30 feet
high, and it appear? were entirely hmde
quat j to hold tl-ij iinmonse weight of iron
pills rs and th;i msro'.iry of t!is dome wbi.h
rete! upon tbe s;krs. Upoa thi to? t
Sh-. it'K: c ":'vi:r.i u wr. Iron
jg'.'.i-. .!; .il;". wiil-.tli th-i Vctsecr
ii.-.T.) l.iti-k "ot ihj l:i:r. It t'vjvv.r? thst
U; t-i.e.r brk'k w-!! w-. z if.'bfc.! ty ili-j
weight ol UtO tspivr ssj;sj:;;y, !f,.l crxr.
;;!i: s'j Harb r.i'.tt; i it) trtir, bfingm
! i'. I; !'t:-o entire i i-e; i-ir of Vm bvitlding.
t-elling of every room with it concrete
fllluig. Tlie iron joit and the seatToldiiiK
ex me down i't one terriflts iim, brliigiiijt
with It nearly all the woikmen who were
0ierflng upon the fon ot the building at
the time of the accident. There were from
twenty to twenty five men nt work. The
i awluent happened at exatlly J1:J0 A. 1
The wlmle massive stone fop nt the dome
toll with a terrific crah toward Htate
Mreet. A man named Timothy Flaua
gtian. who was jn st putting In tbe key
tone ot the tins! con doe. jumped for tlie
guy roie of the big derrick In front, but
missing his aim, fell the distance of 120
fi-et to the earth and was dashed to pieces.
At thi time but few persons were upon
tti scene. . The mass of human
bring. wi.h the exception of
four or five who jumped from tin;
windows, tell m-dde tlie tottering
walls and were buried in the debris. The
wltole struct Hi e looked as though it would
fall, and those assembled were appalled
and knew not what to do. To go near
enough tlie structure to re-ette those man
gled and bleeding in the ruin wa hazard
ous in the extreme, but brave men went
fearlesly to work before t'e dust cletred
away, and commenced to extricate the
dead and dying. ' Men lay terribly muti
lated beneath tlie rocks, nhrb-king foraa
fdats lice that was 6 dv rendered at the
risk of the bystanders' lives. One unfor
tunate m -in nam d Wm. Gla was extri
cated, bnt one nt his leg was left beneath
a ponderous stone. He soon expired in
treat agony a he lay upon the green
Fward in front nt the court hnue. A ne
gro Jumped trom a window sixty feet from
tlie ground, and thnngh badly injured will
probably recover. Within ten minute af
ter the disaster no less than four bodies
were recovered bv the effort of tlie crowd
umniuicKiy gamereu. me cuy surgeon
mtTr prt.iu.ttly on , hand rendering great aid
t --mii-.. -., ninf " ' v-i i m .
airtuciwrBMi ine near notei. a nwcoe
imiiicii Andrew dii.iioi, retu ma ncau "inn
ien but the won i id was closed and the
victim taken home and may live. The
anguish ot the dying was heart rending.
Workman's wives and mother were toon
ki tbe uttot. The air was filled with ob.
wailing and moanii r. and (he looker-on
wm sickened by the sight on every band
Cp to 7 f. m . the following list ofyictiins
natt neen omameil
Fred ilaugh, dead, remains yet in the
buHiling; A,. UDgh, dead ; A. Lmras,
engineer, leg broken, badly injured; T.
Hayes, engineer ot lower floor, batlly hurt,
miy recever: Wm. Mclunes. leg broken.
!bot injinvff and scalp wound : J.; F.
1'eck. mortally Injur eel; J. Pipe, dead; A.
llolleiibeck. dt-ad.reujaiugiu tlie building,
George htnitli was bsdly hurt; J. Warreii,
missh.g and probably dead; Hugh Eklrtis,
hurt in leg and JWcr; Timothy Flanaghan
dead; . Luilioliu. i dying; J. , W. I ..i w
son. colonel, reported' detd; A. Beldhall.
badly Injured; may recover. H. W. Ames
was working en the southeast corner ot
tbe build in. The left ratter gave way,
and lie fell down to the first story, but es
caped from the second story wiudoW.head
badly htirf ; Benj. Brown, colored, dlghilv
hurt; Isalali Donne'ly, two severe sca'f)
wounds, And wit lo the bead; Hugh Kl
dred. oontuaion on tbe thigh. Dounelly is
severely weunded, but all those wouttded
may recover. A. ilarrie. ot Dixen, a car
penter, Internally wounded, and so badly
hurt that his leg mtmt ba amputated, and
be will probably die,
Holkfubeck, whoa body Is in tbe rnins.
Iraves a wire and four children, who de
pended eo Mm for support. W. D. Kiuh
ardiion, coittrtetor, and K. E. Latliaiu, su-
periutendeut, had a narruw and thrilling
escape, they were both on tost or the
dome of I lie buliutug before tt fell. aaJ
wr talking ot the probability ol it falling
wb-jti they lieard a crash and rushed at
once tor the west wall, where they stood
when the dome went d wu. Had they
been a moment later, both must have per-
ii-hed. When the dust cleared away both
were sfAiidlng on the wall. A cry of fire
was raised, but no lire broke out. At 8:30
P. M., the excavators have jut taken out
tlie dead body of Warren, the uegro. It is
terribly mutilated. The old courthouse is
turned into a morgue and Kid scenes are
coustantly occurring. Kclutivesaud Iriend
(laud weeping over the bodies of their dear
ones, and children look mourulully at what
tliey formerly knew as their fathers. A
coi oner's jury ot respected citizens has been
e-illed, and this afternoon identified the
dead bodies. They meet to-morrow at 9
A. M., and will m ike a thorough investi
gation. Clergymen have arranged for a
union meeting ou rjunday evening, to hold
memorial services. .Subscription tor the
relief of families ot the wounded and dead
will be started. It Is believed that at least
10 or 14 lives have been lost, and that
about fourteen persons are more or less
injured. The loss to llie building will be
$50,000 to d9,000. The entire trout must
come down to the frieze and the pUns will
probably lie changed. Capt. Luthaiu lays
the blatna on architect Gray, whose iu
s'ruclioiia were toiiowed out implicitly.
Kieluru'son will not talk about tbe matter.
The papers to-night place the bhuio on
different shoulders. Digging for the mis
sing Is still going on.
' Potitious are circulating among tlie peo
ple ot this city for the removal of Fred.
Douglass trom the position ot the &lar
sbal ot the district, because of the ani
madversions of the people of Washington
aileged to have been made in a recent lec
ture delivered by Douglass iu Baltimore.
It is reported to-day that Columbus A!ex
under, one of the .moot prominent bonds
ruun of U wW bit asked to be ieiescd
frotu ibo bond.
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MISCELLA si ROUS.
A. S. ROWLAND.
CITY HACKiYlAFJ,
With Darkln, Smith tfc Co.
READY AT ALL TlMhfi TO COXVI VPER.
Mn-.saixt Banmm to Cars or Roat A bio
Uy drives, funerals. eUs.
KATES: i
CALI.INO-First ITonr V
Ki;n iMttallns bour ., 1 oa
pBIVtwo Per ho-ir.., , 2 AO
To or from Train r htMtmito&tM M
Kua FcRERALa- Aha-K ofl
feb4:tf
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WANT TO GET SHAVED
GO TO i
BEN. KELSAY'S
AT HIS NCW STANO
Net itoor tot-C. ITzaovge'e. r thu
C.A. BURCHARDT
36 Washington St., Portland ,
HOLKSALK AND RETAIL DEALtHI .
FINE WINES & LIQUORS,
,, orra rott sale- ., ,4 .
40 Cases Gennine Rhine Wine.
; From U fiunotiB Brenea fttiikeifr. ,
! -- - J M .
FRENCH AND CALIFORNIA CLARD
' Preaeli and Sonoma White Wise,
Tbe best In tbe Country.
ST. HELENA WHITE W'NE,
l.tfthtawf Very Pleasant. .
FRENCH COGHAC BUM WfflSKIES
By the Barrel Callon or Bottle.
PLOW FACTORY
JkXDar- r j i
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING.
The Halsev Clipper Plows,
vT an nze on band and maiie to orlr. Tket
Plowa tlo.uia bee work In stubble aw sod
plowing, and are In gory! use ; '
- r among farmerslo Lum Co,' t
3ors3 Shoeing, 'Wagon and Hack
9HM promvtly. Plows sn4 alt wt Vtarantod,
V; C. H. PAINE. Prop.
W00DBURN NURSERY.
1. II. KETTLEMIEK, - EVofr.
1 Tfcnil"RmT: "HADE. ORIffA.
TIXES AND MIKlBBhBYJ
lOonAlyonhaDa. " i ' -
:i'-! for C6tlflg and Priwi Ltsc
Addrftt ' ' J. H. SUSTTLKWIRK,
. Wooilrani.
woonbiirn, Mantiu ooumy.fOrojon.1
nit-.lAMf " .
the
SALEM DRAY AKD HACK TOMPAJiTS
Trucks and Carriages,
AEK ALWAYS HEDlf r)U BUSINESS.
S. fcCOTT, Iroprltor.
BAT EJS : :
CAMJSG-Kligt hour .f 1iK)
' t-aeh 8uut.-Jlr.g taf i O0
lit rSQ--Psr nour ihi
ToortnimTvttnscrikeuiubukia.- 60
Fl SauU-hk r 4 5(1
FOR BliLBl
Wagon, Carriauro and Farm
Horses for Sa?.
TK HAVR A .;trMnKBOP G'KIti W Afl.
V V on, t'ttrrutji-e atxt Ktrai Hiirsjs -r wvltj at
VtV i.t W 1'tUMtll.
Anv sj on-t style yon delre. Call on ui t tin
J'air t rrauiHia ami t vara inn our snr -.
v-MU WOOD A. WRICW-
A. L. FRANCIS,
Ufulfr atl IdMortr ol tftM.ic&l Ire
stjnuD.e. btUCIl r'u'r ana IV-U
Atio rnii
S t and nrd Orua 11
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rtsl rJ ror-.Wtiva, Wivsjilo. ' ' 'i'j'Aa '
BUSINESS CABINS.
MUELAT & EASTHAM.
At10rilCJ'-Bl-A,HW.
Olflue in Pcartlantl lu tjffic tCreKAO t'ftj
i)piu r.cw brick. No. Itan. ,,'s Bl k. S .
lli, Ftrst Ktwh. I street .
, Hriti.T, Portland, r, H. L, 'AimtAJi.
novl Him v j . oretomt
J. A. APPLECATE,
ATTOB1T EY A.T LAV; .
it ,v.tit'8AtJi,i)uaOX' ; ';-U
' Office opposite tbe funk, ia Di-lnwoM't Moc.
1 JOHN J. DALY,
Ittomey an1 Counselor at Ijda ,
' Rooms In nutter's Old Wore, IWIla, tnr-.
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Will rirauVi in ta tstsfc 4 IT. a. I Vwirw. i :
i-euilonsa jawialty. , , JSO. J. DAi. .'
ioc:u
a T1LMON li01,i.
tt,rney uii l CjmuseSur 4l i, f.
Salwn, Ore 'on.
OfEca in Ito, Brt.-. Bn.Kiina, I'p Slitr?.
mart-.hiS?'
. J. W. McAFEE, W. I.,
Pliysicitin . Sc Kurncot;
OFFIOB-Oriswt-H's Eock, Up Btafrs.
p. c. scLinrAs,
A.t torn ov-nt-I-.- ,
3,i
Still tirrsftftor be fourxi tt thn sotuhenac ecrr.r
room nf Roed'g t nwra Honse, up Hairs, :
Httlem, Oi. 4-iiu'. . , ,
C. H. DAVIS, M.D.,
'Pliy&lolnia'' itiicl ffMrfXMii.i,
TentVirs his pTnS?astonai sorrk-os to th r-y
if Scio a..,l vtoinliy. lie will anywltur t
tuteutvl mnnuatly wheooallort auon. - -
' J SETH;R. IlAiWIrIER,,''3
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Kcal Estiste Agent, City sum !
-, . .... t
1 or, Civil Engineer and -Mo-ury
Fubliv.
eS'OiErfi!litnSKin,n Brk-k RnlMms, npfr! ,n -,
HOtTSF PaIKTERAKII PAI'BR HAV
Kalonunltifr also done. Work aoik-iwi: --.
laii&iiiction suaranttvsl. e-' '
W. P. HTII Til, M.
Physician nnd siura:"'
' HAKItlSBCKU, OftEUOS.
: navatt . ,
E, SHEIL, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
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B. STRANG,
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-, . ; PARLOR. .,..'.,,..,..
l( BOX STOVCS ,
and RAMCEi.
XmxttaetsneF ot
TIN, SKLTT IS01! & COPFIS
.. Union Bkk, OemnH-rdlal stwet,
K'CtiiiM !n awl txi.irhif our oe-.v gvt:
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IVIclo to OrcScr,
A PERFECT FIT GUARAKs t
Inf,aiiti si
B. FORSTNEH
loniinbruial '
Look Hera
J. M. COULTZ ,;.
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Is lillve ami b'ok'.tig, and t-Mij to:- -
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Cooper-Wa'A
Salem or Hast Pori. i
ship m ftattm on the tot wtiere 1 1'-''-. ' !
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lie latjsl.-- i the Nrk trct terry,
fry Allwori ttrntiitiof :h litia-
A QHB,flA88.H$';l.
1300 icr-csof Lift!
fW KNTnUtLE-StOt'THE UT IK
two nittM tivw Hutta's fmt ' "
Nrh SunUnai. 6i3 ' CVtiiO and S5 '.
New Tailor Sko .
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.j ir Uun,fcat nsfat -irAt.y ;'
CLEANINC AMD R?fAfHH (V
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