The weekly Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1872-1878, September 14, 1877, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN. We have received u o.,,,y f the pub- ' - " wm Bill- denU of Christian Coliego, of Monmouth, wg,m,w.tn the course of .tudy, and muiouncemonU for 1877-1878, printed hy i. BiHim-y.or Monmouth. The cata logue shows the College to' U in a tiros wiw condition, well deserving contin ued iatronuge. The work of recovering the $3,000,000 of treaiiure, mm to have Wn Hunk near Hell Gate uiuuty-six yeurs ao, is to ho re "U72S..t UUM,n-. contracted ,.. , niuover it, out after five years' la K.ran.1 an extsmse of more than 40,000 he abaiuhmml the work. He has, however, leeu eiioouraKd to try ayam, and has en gaged the services of Sidney look of Maine au old and well known diver. One of the good things which the late leg islature of North Carolina did was the es tablishment of two State Normal Schools, one for white and the other for colored tellers, the same appropriation being made for each school. This is the first attempt ever made l.y the State of North Carolina to train the toaohers of her public schools. Cross HnMbamlit ubI ftmlillag Wives. "Domestic infelicity," which newspaper rejiortors nowadays credit with playing such an important juirt in life's drama, is often the result of lingering or chronic disease. What husband or wife can bo cheerful, smil ug and pleasant, when constantly suffering from the tortures of some dread disease ! Furha the husband's liver becomes torpid and he exieriencee bitter, disgreeable taste or nausea, has chilly sensations, alternating with great heat and dryness of the surface of his ImhIv, feels dull, indixtKHied and dizzy. Through suffering he liecomes gloomy, des pondent and irritable in temper. Instead of resorting to so reliable a remedy as a few doses of I)r. Fierce Furgative Pellets, fob lowed up with the use of the (iolden Medi cal Discovery to work tbebilliarv iix,n , of tne system, if he play the part of a "pen ny wise and pound foolish" man he will at tempt to economise by saving the cost of these medicines. Or the good wife may have become subject to sush chronic f f ections as are peculiarly incident tocher sex, ud being reduced in blood and strength, suffering from backache, nervousness, head ache, internal fever, and enduring pains too numerous to mention, she may become pee vish and fretful any thing but a genial helpmate. In this deplorable condition of ill health, should she act wisely and employ lh. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, it will in due time, by its cordial, tonic and nerv ine projicrtios, restore her health and trans form her from the tmevisli, scolding, irritable-tempered invalid to a happy, cheerful wife. Laying aside levity and shaking se riously, husbands and wives, you will find the Family Mudiuiuwi above mentioned reli able and jMitent remedies. For full particu lars' of their properties and uses, see Pierce's Memorandum Book, which is given away by all druggists. KldlmluNH Mr are entertain! about purga tive. It w di)ioniu to mxninre the ttmuch, to rasp lite bwel, to pnntniU: the nurvoiw jaum. with furiitu wactuiiu. Nature Iim fivm timple.in thv laiuotu tHtitnir hl'riiitf, of what the bilKiiin, riwti puUtd, or tt.vsw(itii! m HUim new. for it runhmtUon, and lit Tar run I'm I.OVrtrn-4-nl Nrltwr AprifBt - Helmut: hiw inrovid un Nature by eointiiiiiiiff all the vuluahlt- hitrrtittitiiiU trf the Herman Fountain in a (rortttliio form, and ninittiiiif Unmv which have mi imtlidiml virtui'it, Thin iu;rwi'ulilf and MiUMit nuliiie uiteruUve ctmutr'M the condition of the blood and IHinliiw nil the titiHU of the hotly, hold by all drug K'mtM. SHERIFF SALE. 1Y VIKTTK OK AN EXKCITION. 1MSI KD OVT It of thr Honorable Circuit Court of the tf iN-eifmi, for tlit Countv of Marion, oil tin- 1'Jth day of Muv. 1K77, hi favor or r,. J llarumir Flamtin ami atfuiiiitt Adolpliim Chamberlain, liefemliint, for the Kuin of two tlioiuHtiid fiv hundred and forty-eight and iEl-Nw dollain and tweiitv -nine and 90-1U0 dollar amltt, totfttthnr with ton ur cunt, par annum iuterunt .. .. I...,:.. j .. -.in .,..11 mm nuurimiK vmwi, i iiuvc ivvicu uiwm miu win m;n ii public auction on Katunlay, the 7th day of July, 1877, at t o'clock, p. m.. at thv Court House door, in oair county and NtnUt, all the rUfht, title and inter etit of the uid Adolphua i. 'ham bur lain in and to the following- prtmiiwett to wit: riotincatton iso. nnu, claim No. M. in T 4 H K2W Willamette Muri.lmn w known and tlemffuatod on the plata of the I'nitvd huit( and bounded on the north by land of Putvr I'anmr and Alnhontfu Khodua, on the aouthby Aixlre Murphy and .lowtte Iaffeeloe, un the eaMt by Jume MHiy and AlpboiiNO Hhodtmt on the went by Winith and a um of vacant land containlnir tx hundred and forty ooroM of land, more or lew, the name bmiuf the donation land claim of the aaid Adolphu Ohaiubur Lun and Louia Cham tier lain, in iaid couuty and btate. J- A. BAKKK, Hherifl Morion Couuty. Jiwit CITATION, hi Uie County Ctiur Utt Marion County, Htutu of Ore- Ifon, June term H77. lu the matter trf the miu ir heira tf Jolin Snde ducuimi',1. TkTovv AT TH1H DAV t'P N HI'KFM'IKNT SHOW J hi-; an wtt forth in the , :ition of W. 8. Knvdt-r, niie ot trie Ut imiueo iiBiif. n if ointeieu uv int; (;i)iirt that citation ifniie to the 'iiarttiaii of said minor heint, tut follow, to-wit: ii. tti Countv Court of Marion County, StaU; of Oregon. lu the inatlur f the Mtute of W. S. Snyder, and C. H. Hiiydor, ininiirn. To M r'itk, ptftrdiun of aaid minora: In the name of th iHtate of Oregon, you are hereby cited and re intireil trt! ailli M,l1r ty Court of Marion Countv Htate of Ort-gon, at a term of aaid Court, to be j.li.l l 'th-i;ourt Hoiote in Halwii in aaid county, on Mo dav ll.c .;lluy Jiily,l877,at 11 o'clock a. m. 1 iid la , then and there to ahow 1W if am ewt, why you ahould not make aettloment f your account ax aueh guardian- Au 1 7 urvu , . t Jrvice "f thic ciUition be mode by publication in ' Wkkkm Htatiwia).. for four mmmw Is i nl hv inutlintf a eertltieil eoi.y of tlie aaii.u, to aln!V,.sl!Xn'l!o. JtJ e- Judtt of mkl i. i au-l the jl of will 'rt h1 thw Curt, tnv lu uKl) A M)KS f.thday"'-'11" j.u Clark. New ToDay. PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of California. Assets (UuM Cuiti) over - . $1, 300,000 Dvmh Clsiois I'ald dines OrgaiiijUi.m out 720,000 J. H. CAIIROLL ru OKOHOK A. MKHE Vice' Prortdent J CAlmou, Scnretsrv H. II. Mi:k A V Actuary Salem Branch Office. JOHN IICIIIIKS Pra.id.mt CiKomiH l. HOLMAN Vu-e I'resid.nt V. K. IIVHK 8wru,ry J. J. SHAM Mtonu-v J. A. ItlCtlAKimMN, M. D., Euunbwr nsctTivs comsittkk: ttinn J. W. Cutt-funl, J. o, Hrislit. d. llirsch. oiKsi-ruKS : JcmSb Hiiins, F. A. Smith, Owwki' 1'. liulman, Oilell a Jacksmi, . k. iivd, E. L. Hriu,w. J- f ;''. J. A. KichanlBim, M. I)., 1. Q. Wriflit, J. A Bilker, Usxirw V. Litchfield, Utnte A. Edes, llirsch, H. K. Anlceny, i. C. Hhsltoo, M. D., J. W.CmwIord. This Department is Organ ized in the Interest of Policy Holders, and to Bring and Keep Money in Oregon. Ap plication for Insurance or Loans can be made to any Member of the Board of Di rectors. We esll jour attention to tl. TONTINE DIVIDEND POLICY I TIIS- 1 a 1 li M ii 1 u u I JOANS ALL ITS UOKEY OK THIS COAST, A snd is now oivitnisiitir branch orm in (rt'jfon, yiutijf Policy iloldura tho ftriviltt! uf eltictiliif a BOARD OF DIRECTORS, Throiiifh which the eonipum ajs'rw to limn tin- pre nmmi rucvipu of the br,uicli. Thia hhutiUI be ell-lmui-ukh1, on it keeps money )aiil for Xalfo roiicios At home, thereby developing our rumiiircra, inereas iiir truth:, und our ciiixciiit all the bcueltU of a tiuint' t'rniitauy Tlie I'ucitlc Mutuul Life lnsuiunee ('nipaiiy of C'aliforuia has jtcrtected a New System of Insurance To be called the "Mutual Iiivefltmout PIhii," which nuuphes a wunt lnf felt by tlie intmriutr public, by obviating the iiihuitiee and difapuniutuient hereto fore eerieneed by retiring nieinbora of all life com funies under the old flntein. We do not refer to tin we i mi! icy holdeni who die and wiuwe huirs receive the full amount for which they were insured; but to tlioae who are uompelled tu abuuUon their Kiliciet fur which they were taken out have been attained. It in conceded that the PACIFIC MUTUAL lit fairly entitled tu the credit f bc'in the first c(iinMny to come before the iiiHuriiu public, otferinjf a clear, definite contract, hIiowiii to the uppticunt J nut what he w iiuriuteeilt wlictht;r he live or diei, and cmwHpieutly the one w hich nhnild com mand and will receive tlie puLromiu of all who seek the uttftoliite protection of Life Insurance. It i.stt plain contract, eiwlly luuIoi-HtrHHt, and ihihhus aett every element of Hufety, neeurity and fiJttishw;tion. it fdiowtf not alone how to nt into inaurunce, but how to Kt out pleoaeil and tiiitiHttod. It uniiH and defend! at all ixiintH. and no saftvuard for life or death, atfahuit life or dcMtitutiuu, is more complete. lu abort, it h a combination (if Havinirs bank. In- terent lnjiiriinf, life Ufrm eDdnwinont, nnu Kruutee mir render value insurance all in one contract, um muy be agreed. No urot iHion for tmr lieirn or tUnwndontu la ade quate Which in lMt IMHKIll.VIK, for OKA T II MAY UK tMMKMATK. C. W. CAREY, Gen. Agent, Salem. V. R. HYDE, Resident Agent. A. B. COVALT, Cen. Manager. MUnPHY AUD "PALACE OF FASHION," AND- CLOTHING CENT'S FURNISHING GOODS A SPECIALITY. Tht Lslrsl Hljles ortirnts War Dlrrrlly from ili- Kusl al Prirrs Thai l-f CnmprlllluB. HATS, CAPS, BOYS CLOTHING, ETC., ETC. An Endless Variety of Fancy Goods. CUSTOM'RS CAN GET EXACTLY WHAT THEY WANT Krmriubi r the I'lnrr r Basl.ms om mr rrlul Hlrrel, Sslrm. I MURPHY & CROASMAN. L. HIRSCH, L. & E. DEALERS I- CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, Groceries. Hardware and Crockery, VM EVERYTHING TSEITALLY FOl'ND IV A GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE, OI R FACIL ilii;B Inr nTcitxmg b-ikicI are swimil ttt wine. W krrp nonr hul good nols and sell on fair IVrnis. hi addition to our very Large SUK-k. we have the remaining stuck uf the late OVEELAND STORE! And Kill ( low oat thr rrmasal of Itar "OTERLAKD" Below l ast. may25Jtw-tf Xj. FARMS! FARMS! FARMS! JONES & PATTERSON VRE OFFFJtlSU IN THE MARKET FOR SALE SOME CHOICE, WELL IMPROVED FARMS AT very low rates, and in some instance on long time payments; also have on hand large and small tracts of unimproved lands, at low prices. Several small tracts al land close to the city very desirable well improved. City proiwrty of all kinds at prices no one call object to. Agents for Ihe Malual Lire Insurance Company of New York -ANDTHE- Union Fire Insurance Company of San Francisco, California, KOTAKl'A fl IILK and ommlsslonrr of Deeds for nearly all or the Mates or tne I nlo OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO COMMERCIAL HOTEL, SALEM, OR. mt-28dtf NEW STYLE HERSOWIE GAITERS A Fine Selection of the Above Goods) Just Received Direct From the Manufacturers. Also a Complete Assortment of GRAY BROTHER'S GOODS. -CONSISTING OF- French Kid Button and Side Lace Boots, Pebble, Oil and Straight Crain Morocco, And Fine Serge and Kid Foxed Coou MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP PERFECT. JOHN W. GILBERT. air:!idivtf Commercial St., Salem, Or. ATTENTION The Imported Percheron Stallions WHITE PRINCE & GEN. FLEURY Will stand the ensuing season, commencing APRIL THIRD, and continue to the SIXTEKVTH of JL'LY At week Mf' A' Mttrslla"' Alua"y, Tl'ESIJAY, P. St., WKUNESUAY and THLRSUAY, A. M., of 'each week"' BtttblU ' BtW1 "1I Davidson' Slcm' FRI1)Ay. f- M- SATURDAY and MONDAY, A. M. of each TERMS $25 IN U. S, GOLD COIN, THE SEAS"N'S 01 u'e I have sola! jvcry fine JERSEY JEKSE Y, or at least a Imlf -UK.h1. Families that have Kill'lv 11 tilt Si-iWiiii I will ixiiin n fir.inl.ir n-Irl. l.le, w ith - l.ist.M-1- of the IWohenms. and why they are preferred to other lare h.ses;''mie hints" uC hreld iiuj, the ueiusnd for laiye horaea in huroiw und America, ete. They will be sent on aimlieation March 17 dwjtf DR. T. L. GOLDEN OCULISTf AND AURIST I I Dr. Gotimx hu had exiwrionce in tmttinr the vnri u.-roiH-m w wiih'ii uu eye ana ear arc subject, and fueU uiHittUunt uf tcivlinr (utire nutiitfautiui. to those WhO nilV ilimti, rli..inM..I ....! ...l- Ui, SALEM, OREGON. j.wiJ CROASMAm EMPORIUM E. HlRSChL, HIRSCH, c3 23. I I I 118CH. HORSEMEN ! cattle for sale. Fvtry V " k"i used tl.eai, will not do without them7if th"S Irl'tVbl ..f ... . "W. O. MTEXl. MRS. MARY RUSS, .A. 11 T I S T . Old pictures copied and enlarged. Life size portraito taken and finished with India ink and water colors Tuiyiie, larjre and small, four LAKCiK 8IZE OEM WCTl RY& f.pr (ink dollar. Photraph four dollars per dosen. Dupiieutes JJ5 cents ea;h. Mothers, come with babes. Pictures taken iu rainy or cloudy weather. Iffl. Successor to W. H. CsrrKRLiN, Male Cilrrt't, Kul-iu, Oregon. an5-t EA8 Y TO 1? A. I !N" T I AVERILL MIXED PAINT. 0 H H C3 4 hi H WEATHERFORD & CO., ACKVr, HALKM, ORCUO. DURABLE AND 1776. CENTENNIAL 1876. CASH STORE. D. & A. A. McCULLY, DEALERS IX :GROCERIES, CURED MEATS, LARD, &c, Starkey's Block, Com. Srect., Salem. PHOTO GR A PHS! Secure the shadow Ere the substance fades. F. A. SMITH, ARTIST, Takes Photographs, t'urd, Cabinet a nil life Alze. Style and finish equal to any work done in the State PRICES REASONABLE. GALLERY Commercial Street, between State and Court Streets, Salem, Oregon. jan4-tf CHEMEKETA HOTEL SALEM. ORECON. THIS FIRST CLASS HOTEL, COMPLETE IM ALL its appointments has been leased by S. F. MATHEWS Formerly of the St. Charles Hotel, Albany, lor a term of years, and is now open to the public. CHARGES: Per day, from SI upwards, according to location ot room snd attendance desired. Board and Lodging;, from 5 a week and upwards. DaUy Board, 6 per week. FREE COACH TO AND FROM TSUH&. From long; experience to in hotel business, Mr. Mathews feels justified iu expecting a fair share of the patronage of the traveling and home trade. Try the CHEMEKETA .once and you v. ill call again, dec6-tf WHEAT & OATS CHOPPED INTO FEED FOR ONE TENTH TOLL ALSO !Ssisli, Doors), Xoiil(lisu, TiiVHiiiiy iiiiU ALSO ISui't-itics L l 1 J lllll FANNING MILLS. Also all kinds of Furniture at Bed Rock Prices. Shop at the Agricultural Works. M'2 O. F" DENNIS. MONEY SAVED Is money earned. Send three cent staniis to Clara Duniway Stearns, Purchasing agent box at), Portland, Oregon, for catalogue and price list of 1,(100 elegant and useful articles that can be bought in Portland ieMr than anywhere else on the Pacific Coast. Je!j-3w. A. L. STINSON, BOOK & JOB PRINTER AND BOOK-BINDER, SALEM. II" A VINO ADIlKI) AS EXTENSIVE ASSOHT 1 ment of New Type, Cuts, etc., to iny alreudv ex tensive Book and Job Ortice, 1 aiu now pre)ared to do any and all kinds of BOOK, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL On Short Notice and at Kkasoxasl Pricks. Stock Certificates a Specialty. Having the largest assortment of Mining Certificate lines and cut adapted to that kind of work of any oltice in Oregon. I sin prepared to execute orders in the very best style, iu any number ,4 colors desired and on short notice. A. L. STINSON, Satem, Oregon. APPLY. o 1 BEAUTIFUL. HARNESS, SADDLES, Whips. Collars. Bridles, Robes. Etc. AT R. H. DEARBORN'S Commercial St. Uarbln's Block, Salem. .NOTICE t! The Jefferson Flouring Mills will shut down f oar- week,, from 7th of July, 1877, for repairs. Farmers wishing wheat exchanged please note. D. SMITH, Agent. Jel5-tf. STEAMER S. T. CHURCH. Owing to scarcity of freights snd low rates ot carri age for same, the above named steamer will not us. again until further notice. J. W. Cochran Ieb24-14tdj THE MAGIC PUMP. Let every farmer, let every man,1 Buy the best pump there 1b in the land ; One that works easv. free and nice. That gives you pure water cold as ice; The Rubber bucket pump works nice and neat. in wens irom ten to sixty feet deep; If you want, you can draw all the water that's in it Out, at the rate of s barrel a minute. Take one of these pumps and let your wife try it, For certain 'twill please her and then you will buy it. They are durable and strong, they are neat and com plete; They work like a charm, have never been beat. Twenty thousand dollars, the United States paid, r or una very pump aa Boon as iwas maae ; It will draw more water, and do it with ease 1 Than any other pump, and never will freeze. Middaugh 4 Randall have adopted a plan. To furnish all Oregon's women and men, nitn tne nest pump in tne world, take one ana try tcr And ii you don't like it you need not buy it. MIDDAUCH & RAN DA ALL, Are General Agents for this Magic Pump, for the State of Oregon and Washington Territory, and are prepared to fill all orders promptly. Every pump warranted for three years, and to draw a barrel of wa ter per minute, and to work complete in wells not over sixty feet deep. PRICE Twelve dollars for first twelve feet, and fifty cents for each additional foot. These, prices funutjlu the pumps set in the wells complete. Balem, MarehK-ti A. L. FRANCIS, Dealer and Importer of Musicaft Instruments. agent" for 11 FD CD PIANO, Concert Grand, Squat uEDCIl Untnd und 1'pright, all Stvles. SHERMAN & HYDE. DIAtJAC And C. li. STONE, Coniitny's rlAMUOsk: ALSO THi - All instruments shipped direct from San Fracisco to any part of Oregon or Washington Territory. We have three good second-handed Pianos for sal at a bargain. All orders addressed to A. L. FRANCIS, Look Bos. :!35, Portland, Oregon. &pi!4t. C. IT Z A F O V A GiE -DEALER IN- BOOTS AND SHOES. -ALL KINDS OF- SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES E V ER VT I i 1 N 11 I sually t:iinil!in n 1 l irst Iiim store. ON COMMERCIAL STREET, IThrec doors north of th- rVstoffice.J m.viidwtf E. S. O LINGER, -WVtM- S3 -A. Ij HI IVI DRAY & HACK COMPANY Ot FI4 K4 STATE ST., KALKM, ., Between Commercial and Front.) EATES; Calling, first hour ft) Culling, each succeeding hour IM Hiding, per hour ,.. Hiding, to or from trains and steamboats & For funeral, one hack 4 0 feb21tt