msmmmmmmf
ntutrva l -t , r
r TC35- TPJl
3bntaur
liniments.
One Klud lor tho Human Family.
The tttticr for Horses nnd Anl
mnls. These Liniments nio simply tho wonder of th
world. The lr effect! are little lets thin marvellous.
Tho AVIuto lilnlnieiit Is for tho humtn faml
Ij. It will dtlvo Illiiumatl m, Bclatlca and Nctiralj;!
from tho sjetcru; cures Lumbago, Chtltbltilr.c, Lock
Jaw, Palsy, Itch and mot Cutaneous Krupttont; It
extract (met from frozen hands or feet, and the poi
son of bites and atlngt of Tctiomons reptiles; It sub
duoe swellings, and alleviates pain of CYcry kind.
When sprains or bruises occur, it la the most potent
rcmidy over discovered to heal the Injured parts.
The Centaur Liniment Is used with great sffleacy fur
Huro Throat, Toothucc, Caked IlrcasU, gar
ache, and Weak' hack. Tho following 1b but a sam--plu
of numorous testimonials:
"Ikduka Uosii, Jsrr. Co., Ind.i Mav 98, 1673.
"I think it mr duty to luforrujou that I havo eaf-
forred much with swollen fol ana chorda. A Tow
liuiiUs of Centaur Liniment: hat done the work for
too I.havanJt been tree from them swellli,R In,
olnht'jcars wow-i am pumcuy w, iug mm
mintwutbtjiappllcd AMIJ DnoWNt'
Tho proof hTlrThie trial. It Is reliable, It Is hand,
It Is cheap, and every family should have tho White
Centaur Llulmcnt. I
The VcllovwCoatuar Llnliucat la adapt
cd to tho .oiifiti muscles, corda and flesh of hones
and animal. .It his performed more wostlcrful cures,
lu thioo jcars.of Spavin, Strain, Wind-nulls, Bcratch
cs, Bwccny, and general Lameness, than all other
rcmidles In existence. Kcod what the treat Kxprcts-
men say of It: .
X "Nsw tons, January,-1M4. -
Kvory owner of liorsea should irlvo tho Cisraun
LifiiMKNra , trial. WaconsUhrlt tuobest arllcleey.
erust-dlnour stabiif. u,.m. v v
"11. M.MMI, Hupt Adims Ex. Btablee, N. Y.
'K. 1'Ul.TZ. Hupt.U. H. x. Htables N.i.
r'ALUKKTB. OLIN, bupt. Nat Kx. Htablcs, N. Y."
Tho best potrons of this Liniment arc Fartlcraand
Vctrluary Surgeons, who aro continually using some
Liniment. It heals (Jails, Wounds ond l'oll evil,
removes 8wellln8s. and Is worth millions of dollars
annually to Farmers, Liverymen, Htock-srowcrs,
Hbecpmlsers, and those having horsie or cattle.
What aFarrlircaimotdo for tho Ceutuur Lin
iment will do at u trllllni: cost.
Thcie Liniments aro sold by all dealers throughout
the country. They nr warranted by tho proprietors,
ond a bottle will be given to any Farrier or Physician
who desire lo test thtm.
Laboratory of J. D. Kuan & Co.,
40 Dev St.. New Yonit.
Honey.
Flicker's) Castorla la a complete substitute
for Castor Oil, and Is as pleasant to take as Honey.
It Is particularly adapted to Teething and IrriUbU
hlldre1 It destroys woraas, assimilates tat fsei,
...-.,L,i ih Btomaeh. and cure WW'OoUe. Few
remedies are as efflcaeious for FstsrUnness, Croup,
wnrm. and Whoonln Couiru. CaHorla U a fcJsatl
oc snd.purcly vegetable preparation, moro enVcUvs
than Castor Oil and neither gags nor gripes. Prepar.
,i hv BV..r. J. B.lto A. Co., 48 Uey 8Ust, Maw
v..w(tnm ih ri'rlnn of Samuel Pitcher.. 31. D, of
UarnsUble. Mats.
V7 ,
X.UOIU3 BELL,
Successor to J. M Kcxlxh X Co.,
95
Mboriy t.,""i H ipHii,
OommiKMlou iViroujt
FOR UUYINO AND yoKWAIlDJNO VBQH
Now York Tla Isthmus, I'aclnc JUUrojd, and
Cape Horn, all kinds of MerchauUUsid for the sals
of Vrodacti ftva. the Pacific coaeViWthe M"fn
of monsr. Ac. i.TTT.TC'-Tc
ATTENTION
'GROWERS!
A BURB CTJRE'rOB
Scab,
Sorew Worm.
Foot Sot,
AND ALL
Parasites that infest 8heep.
TT 14 SAFKn. BETTKU AND VASTLY CHBAP
TUAN ANY OTUEU KFFECTOAL RKKKDY FOB
TUB TRKATMENT OP 8UKKP. IT
Improves the Health
, Ok TUB ANIMAL. AND.TaU
QUATJITY OF THE WOOL.
pr Ob gallon Is -noujrh for one' baaerat to two
hnDlredtjhp,accvrilUJg to their tgt; sttsa gta.aaj
ooodltlon.
It Is put np In FIVE-OALLON OANS-Priae, 111
per cau.
Bend Krclrcalar,to
T. A? DAVIS, sfc Co..
i PORTLAND, oniOON, " r
Wtioleaale Acestts far ake RUts,
Or to roar nearest Retail DroorUL art
Mrs. Rohrer'a New Romedy
TOM. TMM IiVWQM
m uKsnQ rrvrff woxdmupvz. mucommi
Tuib puRRLViTsanrABLS kuudx turn
bo e-dl in the Velltf and tors of.Cooca, OaUa,
Asthma, BronchlUs, Croup, Whooping Oonjrk, Kssv
a)e. Ac It has prodaced sosae rssasrfcahto enrsa.
Bold br dnnliU rsrJlT.
jsmftL. mvmwn.
iitut. j ! mr wi
IXusoaia.
Otv,.
t wkosa alittars oOuum
aw
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Attrny at Law
SALEM. OREGON.
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Cbioatro. Jubb iTSUniinr
1 ' J J .2
ertea leqeJte
HI. In company' wltk.Hamaior
Bayard lie
passed tbrounh-OhamaateB. IlllBola. veator
day on hla waj to .OrBeron. Ueappeand
much worn outand wearied. '
Omaha, June 7. Senator Morton and
party went wetl this morning.
New York, June 7. The World's Waah
ItiKtou npcclnl says the repeated attompts rt
coutly mado to burn tho Navy Dopartmont
bulldluRS woro for tho purposo of dtotroy
Intr certain vnlunblo documou's and pixirs
uit;u luiiuoiiuit uviuuiil'u vi oxirHorunuiry
transactions. It is lntlmnlcd tliath'ocretary
Low, at tho lioad of tho dopartmeut, will
soon dlstltiKtiish hlmsolf by lurtilihltiRHii
nxposo of tho cousplraoy. Tho ovldcncu m
uoar at hnud.
LouUvtllo, Juno 7. Tho National Young
Mou'h ChrUtinti AMOclatlon cnntlnuod Its
roislou to-day, but nothing Important was
done. v
A Rlorni last night did much damage lu
tho chy,
Mltauko, Juno 7. Tho U. S. lltowors'
Couvonllou ' to-tlny hdoptcd resolutions
pludirlng tho mo burs inMuppo(o candldHtiKs
for ollloo who souk tbo -unDorlortoitincratu'o
organizations, and to difvnd'fcaeraaa bovor-
ago ovorywhero. Adjourned to moot In
unilllliUlU UUAbMUIlU.
II. mn.n h.i !... . '
iiriuKfixirt, v;onu jnnna.- Tno uiostdls-
aalron llreMtver oxDurUUcod.hwro ojuurrml
J laht night at 11:30 A'lluht'xwas dloovered
In the fourth story or Olnvor, Uanlord A
Bons factory, and an alRrmas sounded,
loljgwsd by.a second, ami the whole tiro de
partment responded, Tbd ator supply
prov'td Insutllclont and the Are thart-by ob
tained tho mastery. Tho flimos werenmt
soon In tho doing and mixing room in tho
northwest corner of tho third story of tbo
main building, and running along that floor
were oonimuutoatod by the dummy to the
florleH below. Tbo main building was 2b0
feet long, CO 'foot wldo and 4)f atorios high.
While volunteera wore removing goods frem
tbooUQoe, a onestory structure, suddenly
and wllhout warning tho bank aud fiont
walls roll nut, leavluic tbo two highest walls
unsupported. Tho one adjoining the ottos
luutibd outward and a shrlok wont up from
tho spectators as it full ou tho roof of tboof
tloo, crushtng.thfough to tho baaemost and
burning those within, Otio man who cs
caped stated thoru wuro a dor.cn moro in tho
ruins, and already eloven tioilios have been
recovered, marly all tearfully oniahcd and
moro or less burned. Handlorda' loss on
building, maohlnury and stouk, will reach
$2oO,000 Insuranco 160 ,000. Sandford Say
tbovwlll s-ell or lease rathor than put up a
now factory without botlor wator supply,
Thoy bud hou on evory lloor, hut no wator
could be had. At tho'sume tluio the eaat
eud wall also full, carrying tho tiro Into the
wing 110 feet long and 60 fcotwliio. This
was also completely destroyed, togutherwlth
thounglnonud boilor room. Tbo adjoining
walls foil about' 1:30, aud as hoou aa omI
bio tho search for tliinlnNlnir was com
uiunced, but It was G boforo tbo first body
was recovered. Duriugtho noxt hour olght
wuro found, and byJ0:30 two others had
beou taken from tho rulus.The bodies
wore placed in wooden box's to await the
action of tho coroner's Jar?. The names of
those recovered' are: O. J. Acker, limbs
burned off to the "kaa, be leases a wife
and two chlldreai Oats. 'Acker. aoarofA.l..
crushed: John Oallacbar. laa vasi a I fHaaJl
children! Obas. F. Dart,, learea a Wife and
two Childress John MaUney; A. Iklnrys),
bad served froaa.,tha bodr: JobtTTomlta.
baraad M7alMOogBlUon, Wstr lointlfled'
ey watca mm near, om other b
pMdto be taat;o7 a asan nanMd
sup.
WM fciwe) with hl Uaabs b urgfd air. An
other body waa BO eruaaad anthhtraied as to
be unrecogslsable, but' supposed fa be that'
oi a man uaraea uonue. 'i tieorigwal bulla.
iBcwaaerecteauecostoryuo.ow. w
Boston, June '8. A bojr natiied Webb
agedaM yeaw,- killed anilajrhialo named
Bagatstrom, aged 3 yeacsl, 4jf striking him
on the head with a br:c"io-dny. ' ''
New York, Juno IU Frank J. Otterson,
Journalist of this city, ban been mUslugfor,
todays. It la ifoardiho was drowned at
Cony Island wblle. bathing. II o was ouuair..
Cd on tho Triunno lor moro than 15 vearw.
ann waaapartiouiar irinuu orurooloy.
inonuw xorx oriu says mo rrincws.
'Vyalea wlll'procid soon to tako up her por
mmient residence nthor father's court in Co
jHjuhagon. The alleged eauao for this stop is
an nnpleaaant'dlftioulty which has arisen
and lu which a lady of title Uoonoarnast. . T
C,ew-Tforsr;joneii. Ex Governor Tilden
otuied o oxtsovernor Ueodrlcks this morn-legraUd-they-wlilMlne
together Informally
at Governor Tilden 'a bouse, Oramerey Park,
this evening. Neva but Tlldau'a heeaehold
and Mr. aud Mrs. Ueodrlcks will ba nraasat.
The reception i-to 'be' tendered by the Man
hattan ,Club to ax-Governora Tilden and
Hendrlcka aad i to Oovernor Roblnaonaud
Lleuteeant-aovernor DorkseUn to-morrow,
evealnsry will be a purely aoclal' gathering.
The World's London correspondent aaya
it has been a maUer.of.Bolorlaiy hs polttieal
and oommerclal ciroles bare that Minister
Pierrepout has on many ooo&sjons darleg
the past two or three months ondeavored to
draw the attention of Important EnglUb
capitalists to the feasibility of organising a
company to construct the long mooted Nlca.
raguan canal, wun one gontleman, at least,
a member of Parliament aud a banker or
unusual ability, Plerrepont la understood to
have intimated that exPreJdent Uraut
would aooent the presidency of mob a com
pany, provided It wero orgtmlted by paisom
competent t guaranteo tho success of tho
enterprise. This conversation occurred some
weeks before Oraut sailed from Philadelphia
and tbo matter has since been mooted in
financial circles. Pierrenont Inilmated that
one American capitalist, a New York goulla
man, heretofore prominently identified wlib
neveral projects for uniting the Atlanlloand
PaolOo ooeana by an American canal . standi
ready to take hold of the work as soon au
commenced In England.
Senator Ferry, of Michigan, Is recovering
from late lllnewa.
Senator Mitchell starts for Oregon In about
a fortuigbt.
Two many persons of a fmlly btlng era
ployed in the Treasury I)parttniit,tlio ruin'
is enforced to limit tbo number, and dls
charges are made to roduru thu niiruber,
A. letter from Paiauuay ky- the President
and (lllland, bis brother, wuro uiiirdnrpd In
a most barbarous maiiiinr. The Presld- n'
was at home with1- his Tamil wht-n lio w-m
aorprisod and killed by a band of aHsHliiH
Congressman Clarkstm N. Potter, ilirown
from a carriage yesterday, was serlouslj
Injured. ' j
The Newa miyis Qen. Keytier and Field
are to be allowed to settlo with the city on
the same basis on which the Hweennv ca
was srranired. It is lust pr-ailbln that Tweed
may come underthe compromlsn.
Upon Kasson'arrlval n Waahlngtoa the
mission to Austria- wee tendered him by the
President aad he baa aoeeptad it, ana Jan.
Roaeell Lowell has been tendered aad ao
jtad the aa la leas to Spain.
Ofiat
tamahl
rzj-T.T-rTi rmmj&
OH WUMP..Y.mt
lAmiam,Jwm.-M-PwmUml re hat
tetaeJ thsrr1eitewrt ehoes bi'Batai. BhT
rsasBse wee aaaheeaasaie a4 Ue Mayor
peeMnaVesse eee belea? aaetla at
MejU iar the reesfUaa etf Oea, Ores
.3TT3MA.JJL1W
iie-ariiM aTanttiTTr-lsB Mew- aH ' "et aTr 4TV 'k J
V ft
hv tho
uu(uMBjru- MUB-jwrpuiauurj, na DO con-
ductedto the lttrery wbete UeOhamber
laln ot London wUI'prosetithlefihe'freedom
of tbo city acooaipeliled by appropriate ad
dresses, tUpwAnls"rjf 600 guest1 will be in
vited to moot the General at breakfast which
follows the ceremony, j i
' Tbo Queen's ball and concort'at Bucklog
liam Falaco has been postponed, the former
mini judo, zai, sua tue 'auer until June
27th, lu consequence of tho funomloftho
Qiteon of tbo Netherlands.
Vienna, Juno O.Tho Doutsoh'Zltuug's
Peraspeolal says that an Kalian corvetto
with two hundrod men aboard hasuouiolo
Srlof in the Dardanelles by striking torpo
oos. The tolegram gives no further particu
lars. Itotne, Juno 7. A. siatemunt published lu
tho Vienna Doutoh Zoltung ywtorday, that
an Italian oorvctto had boon sunk lu tho
Dardanelles, by striking a torpedo, Is uu
truo.
'I 'ousUtntlnople, Juno 8. Doath.i by plague
atUagdad have dodreaied '.'4 noekly.
Iotidon, Juno 7 A. Vlenna.dlsnatah says
rail eonuuunioatlon througlihut Itoiitnanla
has been roopeuod .Qrand Duke Mlubaels,
oominandorrin-olJ4erof the army ofCauoaius,
lefiTiauTeesdayM4l?,t"i'dfof. x i
Tho TiBaerMMsjanaentat liuoltarBt
St'A'l
'JaourroDtTioro to dv
that Tnirkey
.- . .... .-,
an war tadeewHrw
talu the pleeettfeW
j p.v nvo milliards
low Russians to re-
raptured In Asia. I
merely mention thlsntrsTllyliiB report
ow YnrkiJuner-To nines' llucharest
srieolal aaya; Aenisffa large, number or
Ulrcasolau prisoera;MJlliig throtmlt J.issy
recently, on tho way Wlberls,14 PoIom w ho
hsd dosertod from tbo.ItussUn army woro
dincovered und summarily shot. (
Jlucharost, Jinu8. TboKaslans at Qlur
gevo have boon proparlug alnco yesterday lor
a vigorotti boinbardmotit of Itutsoh'ulr.
The Priurw of Koumauia has Issuid a do
oreojhnt all persons charged with endaiiger
Ing the titlctyof tho troope shall be tried by
court martial.
- 'IluciiAttKHT, Juno, 8. Tho IUualans at
aiurgevo havo boon preptrlugsluco yester
day for a vigorous buinbardmontof Huts
clink, .
The Prince or RouuHtnlehas Uaucd a de
cree that all persons charged with endanger
Ing tho safety of 'the troope shall bo tried by
court martial. -
Thero Is nu Impression at Hhumla that tho
Huisiiiii8 itro about to attempt to oro, tbo
D.mtibo at Nlkopolis, whore tho river Is only
halfaiiillo wldo. Tho Turks aru uiaxslng
troopi at N'lokopollsand must bo reducing tho
garrison of tho Quadrilateral.
Ixiudou, Juno 10. Tho movomonts on tho
Asiatic Hide are recorded last week, which
showed thut tho Itusslau oontor and rllit
wjng had Joined hands and advanced. Tho
ItUfslan center has obtained cominuiifottloii
with til left wing. Mukhtar Pasha having
taken up a fresh lino between ICaprakl and
UuKxau Kaleh. Muktar his thoriiby Im
proved hla position, If ho has Nuftiolotil rorou
north of 13wnum to check the advatiiM of
tnu itussian right Wing, ir the Turks stand
their ground, which thoy can only do If
thoy have sulllclout mon guarding the
northern approaches to Erzoroutu, tho plain
or Araxus will bo tbo scene of a sanguinary
battle. "
The Tribune's London Special says lha)
cause of the delay lu orosslug tho Daaube
Ilea deeper than is aunnoaad. Thai cm u
simply waiting to get assurances JveaB the
British government that no lalerferejee wlH
ba made. He will not fight KnglasMI seleaa
forced to do ao, hence his extreme desire to
learn how far he can go without embroiling
Great Britain. CourHllswsMrsUon'waaoajUd
to St. Petersburg and iBstnseted to bear as
aurauoea to the Drlllab cabinet that tlsn
Czar's luUntlon 'waa?noti t&obalreetrthe
Eogllsh InteresUMa Egypt orAala.'J Cotirit
Schouvaloff arrived hero Saturday, aud a
special cabinet meeting was hold. w To day or
to morrow tho Czar will kupw the resultand
bo prepared to act accordingly. . It Is not to
be expectod that the Czar has modified his
plans of tho campaign on account or his
fears or England, but hennas set Prince
GorUchakotl to work', so that by uiotiiN )(
dlplomatio promUeH Kugland shall bind
lioriilf dot to iuturfiiro.
Conslantliioile, Junod, via Athens. It Is
feared thuro will bo a popular outbreak If
bad unwsiarrlvrs from Aala. A coup da
main for tho restoration of Ex -Sultan Murad
is muoh reared. No boats are allowed to
traverho the Boaiihorus or Golden Horn aT
ter dark. The Grand Vizlor aad Safvet Pa
sha are very anxious to uiake peaeo before
fresh complications arise. At a council hold
Monday last tbo Sultau blmatlf proposed, to
negotiate for peaoe. IThe Mverae sJounsela
of Itedlt Pasha, however, pssraMesl, hut -if
the Asiatic oampaiga proyee Osastwus both
the Sultan aud nation will ana for.Maoe., ft
Athens, June 11, The Porte iMViaar final
ly rrjec ted the demands nf tha, flisgsiisg
sembly, the christian popeuatioB of Crete
are now Qrinly resolved, to defend thetr
rlghts by force of arms. A general rising Is
expeoted. t -, -
- New York, Jutie 11. The 8tarand Herald
of Panama, haa dotalls of disasters and de
struo lot . Uy, caused on the South Pautdc
cxiaat ti 1 1 s utrtbtiuake and tidal wave of
May Oh: o towns of Arioa, Iq't'nue,
t'onta DeUbou, Isabellon, Deplca, cl.Hna
uaia, tluitvvllln, Tocopllla, Oablla, Ml
Jlllones, Dbolva, AuUifagasta and Ohana
rala aro nearly destroyed. About 800 lives
v.erlost The destruction of property l.
estimated at $20,000,000, confined mostly to
lb roast, alihnugh tho towu of Tarapaca,
iA liMnue Inland. aud tho villaKoa of Pace
iiiaielluHiul Canuhonea far in the intorlor are
more i r less ruined. Tliu shipping of nuauo
from I ho southern depots will belndefl.
uHi'h Hiispond'id, as s.11 facilities lu tho way
nl otuo'ich, ohiiles, wharves, walor condens
ut mikI buildings are swop) away. Tbo
dis ruuilouof aud dautgo to shipping has
been wry great aud was attended by very
boilous oHof llfb.
'i
San KranolHoo, Juno7 Justlon Mining Co.
ti.(Uv levied sn HHiosineut of ft 60 t'nii
V i Ihlx alinrnoon declared Ha rswular 12 ill.
vldend for Ihe month, pavabln ttth liihlanl.
A shipment or fl75fH3 07 wm rrrelv'dJo
day, iiixklng toul'o dais Jfjatid3-e7. -
Kan Kranolsch, June 7. Weather lu. bten
exio-hlvely wann all day and ev nlng,
Tlila alienioon a man nausea M. P'l'nfinr
cnininltiid suiedH,ttt.tbe Km pi re Lodglm;1
lloiiw, Comrnt-relal Hlrro,.l)y tsUInK tryoh.
iiIiih o left a note siatliu' he wan d'H.-mir-
aved, and hasl taken his own lirHrjM wasa"
earrwiner uy irtitu y ttinl-, r marly llvud
a Yrka. snrl st ono time was acaudlifn.e
f ir Nliritrif Shklyou ooiini r lie was im-
i,tf .vUs-rti'liUh-MU, attd H'i
T. 1 'lln-u ihm of tho Calif rnla Mlnlntr
Om. it'i'VKt da dnnlarnl thn iimi-I it'vldend
of $-J j r Hlrnre, pvable on lh IS rs s
m (!i ilhUied Virgin divld-nd will b.
deolsiHli.i. IbeKHh. jJSltVAi
f 2 BSBWPaBBnaBBSaBWBSBMBMBaSSsTSTB
Mra. Ellzabetli Health, the nib her
f Hon.
V. R Health, of tJesjtb SalaaJ a- im4 lss
m
Mat birth day last Motor?-,! ttstwfcor
aakaowa lastsL What ehaesya iheemrM
has passed throsagh wtthla) her aaoaaory Mra.
Boalth U yet hi feed health east ttrfs. aad
hide sahr i reaeh the sssurveUsw e MtL
U, whss aba was 1 title girt, (Cn,a avMttf r I't'sjifaiii 1 1 j sW sTi sadstjl n sfTii '
1!&HlMJlmZ'Z?mkmmm ntimUT'vHf , atee aseeatsrere
ulad exssrlsaaaL aaul Osesrna wm iiih ... . .. - A ..
l- Hni -ilium V-fli vmA qJ ,
'ARMER.
Twyai'bfltXV)ni Hoagrf
ourflrstlaapreselons'of tho bunoh grass
country cannot fall to be favorable' onoT,
provided you happen to leave tho Webfoot
volloy during blustering March, with ' Its
mcessHUt pattering of dampened dewdrops,
and Infornal splashing of woll mlxod mud.
At tho Dalles they feed you at ono hotol, and
then pack you oft up tbo atrcot Boveral
blocks, and put you to bod at 'another.1
Many of tho male part Of the population
sleep with their spurs on, so thoy can ring
their owu bolls lu tho morning. Poach trees
lu full bloom, bright groou .grass, spring
sunshlnuniid tho warbling or Hwoot-volcod
meadow-lark, contrast pleasantly wllh tbo
dull, detd, Ivadou sky of tho Wlllaiuetto.
HrUlTlNO Ol't',
On tho route lowards Canyon Cllr, you find
tho roads entirely freo from niuil, nnd kopt
in much hotter' repair thatt Marion county
roads. Tho crooks aro all numbered aoo.ird
lugtn their dl-ilnnco from tho Dalles throo
mile, five nillo. oluht mlln. nio.. ho von mn't
foul yuurr-oir nbout tho dlslailceyou travol.
Most or tho creek bottoms uro under culti
vation, but so mo of them rioarooly nlford
room to got In h pi w. Tho mtlUonsof aoros
or bld hill-laud aro covored with tho, Holf
cultivating bunoh grass whiuU only neoda
lb bo lot alone to Insure a perpotual crop. If
jou tntvol leisurely through this country,
OAXtrina 'our'
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by tho roadside, nud htppoh to forgot to
pack a conpluuf savtlngti in your vest pocket
tor fuel.jou will find that "propatpd bunch
grass" makes a red hot, but hmdky'ilro, end
and a small hot Uro Is much hotter to cook
jour b.tcou than a lanto, cold ono. You
will find moro or Ions nrngnntlo galo blow
ing lu tho afternoon, but if you have logs,
and lie your feet toguihurtindoryour horse's
stomach, you stand n good ohanoo of "stay
Iuk with" tho iintmal. andlfvou irot blown
oil' tho road, you still have your horse under
you. inn wmu is ft goon sanitary reaturo,
and at thorn r ro no wash-housos In tho coun
try, it koopsru..ollow lu. tolerably fair pica
ervutloit yo.t'Mu wear, .out a shirt without
cna-lnir a Uhluainan mr washing tho buttons
oil'. When you turn-your horses out to
browso oil the
feUKCU aitAlM TKKH1,
you should use his forefoot for n hitching,
tfsij anchor his bond down, aud thou you
may find him Inside tho county linos next
morning. When you soo an olovated ridge
ahem), Just hnaglno that when you roach Ita
top, w.iu can soe tho whole country boyond.
AlHr you have crossed tho rldgo and soo an
other a little higher Jtint ahead, oontlnuo to
iiuagiua the tamo thing, und llnnlly, about
'23 miles from the Dalles, you will 'roach' tho
top of
DKMMirrKS irtLt,
Whom you rapidly dotooud for a few irilroa
iindcoiuoto tun toll-bridgn, whlnh crosses
Dohtihutos Hlver, Tho road Is an oxcollont
one, mid le managed by J. II. Shearer, who
keeps tho stage station hero. On tho western
Iwll-Hldo you can boo a, few duadcayusos,
which hayo been strangled ovor tho graves of
Indians, to enable tha latter to rldo to tho
happy hunting grounds, Tho rod man cau
rldo doad horses If he prefers thorn, but wo
will take live ones every time If there ere
no express trains to that unexplored coun
try, Near the bridge Is a Warn Hprlag In
dfaa v1!fe named Book. Hollow., From It
a seaat rehed warrior daeae to oaf oamn ono
oeld eaeraing and ezetalaaetl ' H-y-a-a cold 1 '
Hla aaJsetias; must have ibeeet eejetaalvely
lateraal, for be kept his ehUlifreat. vabut
toned, allowing the chllllB aephynt .to, ex-,
pend their force apon hte nsSed breaat, aud
after be had srot oa the oautde dt1 home -of
our muck-a-muck he seemed', to be beauUi
fully warned up, n; e- ...4 U; 7,t0--
' .siLT VvftIN?o .? c I1 It ri ;.
Is tho noxt camping place, andthe waiter be
llos its iiaiiio. Cord wood oughrto be worth
abo6t K500 a oord bore, provided "there was
any ono to noII.lt to. After passing 1horu
Hollow No. I, and ditto No. 2, you,como to a
ranch located lu a deep canyon, called Bakn
Oven atbera Uosr hamo. but 'probably
some genius started to arch tile, wholoplaoe
ovor, Htidthils ooustruct an arch blg.onougU
to arcommodHte the wholo couiity. Twelve
mlloMlurtUor, and you oome tnOross'IIol'
lowi.utUgq station, aud it youjgeta Ttioal
'Imrolt issuroto,boa htiuaroono,, SxmUs.
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"i ro oo uontinuea.j .
T
Bans: om Lsarr awrr.awni y-
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pyfl vrrhje'- prfper1
Having seea la
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esase sooountosl W T Oleaon t
rowa sod I have deterilaid te' forward te
you some notes of, aa essesUUea'-lsiwhMi
we were satelj eaeatd.. -- c
we naa met in Portland east- alter sol
tbrounh the aaual.
over The whole country to, look at "desirable
farms" we at last resolved k to strike out
towards tha saow peakeMmnrMoedfeM
see If weceuld lad anriajtdaoaMlar;bW
tlement tu that' direction., ", Whilst .loafing
around tbo Starh street ferry we 'haa oooasr
oually met wllh men engaged in bringing
loads of vegetables, dairy produce ,and
shingles to tha eltysnd from them wo had
gained considerable Information as to that
region.' , ,, ,, ., , v
Accordingly on the morulngof Saturday
May 'AJtb, W6 wetit oyer to Kast Portland
aud took pasHsgo on the light hack which
carries the weekly mall to ,
KAOLH CHEKK
It was just 0 a ii. when we started and In
a few moments wit had passed beyond the
city limits aud gained the open country, 1'or
thu first two or three mil, wo J nirrwyed1
through fields of voK'kbles aud small Iruits
oi various kluds which worn for Ihe supply
or ihe Portland market ami in whloh groups
i f Ciiinatuen were busily at work and then
ilia road travorsod u wid-t stonv plain ovor
grown v. I'd fern and sornh oaks whilst on
our ltt Mt. Tabor roso up In bold relief.
Mere wo could see no sAltlomuntM In thu l,n.
modi. in nolghtyrhooAKuuthnsi but gravel
uwmi ur irw nim nerrw, iniegeis sua we
had iroceeii d fully nlht miles before we
met with any uny attempts at bultlvatlon.
After this tho appearance of tho surround
lug country uliorod,aiid for rests of
irryriK thicks r
lilnfd tho road lu nlaoas whilst la others
woro' few scattered fa msaud no it houses.
We croaked over a gnntlo acclivity si d
then doxcendlug we caw homo pretty exteii
Mvo clearings lu wlifuli wsrotUrlvlsg orolw
arils and tie .,, ,vhlto dwellltig hous This
iho driver .'Olyr a, d us ,xm foa. 'P., valwy
and hew wsr,.;kW)dsKiU)bet)l l.oH.s(ino
Ut a clear htfeaiufi Whloh, HowmI aluii),' , bv a
aroveol fir, trwei Whists ad aVja'piaco
for holoMag esnN'iOsVsaeriKS. Near" iImvo
oaissed a large woodeu edifice whloh was the
Grange Hall, aud thsa ,tbs road aeeeudlig
traversed a plateau from whloh tbe foret
OOLUktBIA BOTMM
u x..n .
was tha arsdnsnlsaat fostars.
w -w.v nw mmmmmmmmi
ire, use tu aatf
aaae hshrht. sad
esdar trees roes to aa lasassase
tha hUsrvala aatwaass thasa vara alUd bw m.
aVtMe grewth af heael, aad rhaa ssafte, Aa
iMiaiu asssass. ua asaasssm r -j sm m
f 'TrtVfto.v
clearings were comparatively small, and tho
stumps were standing In moat of them.
We wore told thatr the laadi here is vory
fertUe,.produolng large crops of gralnand
potatoes but ou account of the heavy timber
the work or clearing is vory tedious and ex
pensive. 'This partof Multnomah has been
sottlod up by hard-working, Western men
who have tolled along to uiake homes for
their fatnlllcR oarnlnir n llvliur hv l,lr.f.
'making, and aero by aoro", subduing tho tall
wuiwra. vjuo or our loitow passongors was
aresldotit lu this neighborhood aud from
him wolearnod that tlioro was a large track
or govornmeut land Btlllopon for sottloment.
along
'!AN1Y niVKIt,"
So quitting our cottvevanoe wo.acconipanlpd
our now acquaintance totbohuuso nud un
dor hla guidance wo examined tho surround
ng country, There Is boro a largo body of
land still unoccupied, but In most placos tbo
forest Is so. dense, ud Iho trees Bro of such
gigantic bUvj tlmt tho task ofcloaulngolT
would appear iilmust ImpoHslblo to any ono
UOtaCQUallltAl Willi tho imnnrv ntul In.lnXMr
of frontier men. ,
8ahdy Is a'rapld tnoutilain torrent fed by
tho snows or Mt, Hood, ami mnptlos Into tho
Columbia, bul It is so lull of shallows and
rapids thut it U not, mhiptad for even boat
navhtatlou, and'oiunot ovep bo .inndo easily
available as it moans ot rafting tho uoblo
codar trees whloh lino Its' bankd. It is n very
peculiar sort of a stream, which at i-oiuo dls
taut iiorlod occupied a muoh wider spaco
thou it duos at present, so tho bl tills aro
about a mllo apart, and as (liq river, winds
ulotlglii various bonds there is alternately,
on either side a, wldo bottom or au almost
lerpuudlcular proclploo close to tho water's
od no.
Drown is calling us to go out and kill a
dcor, so wo stop for tbo presout.
DllOWN it I,
Oregon Silver, Md Springs. '
Ban Fit nci CO, Juno 8. SjoVorat month
ago tho Jiutklm pulillshod an accoutit of the
alleged discovery of a deposit of argentifer
ous mud, lu Wosoo county, Oregonj which
discovery was subsequently pronounced by
Prof, Thomas Price aud others an an unqual
IJlod fraud. On, the strength, on the' report
I by Prof Prloo pf, the, resultaof sa thorough)
sclentl fto investigation of sample Hubmltted.
San Fraiioisco caplUllsts, who. bad been In-'
VUud to embark tholr tuopay lu the enter
prise dropped It. A paper was, read by
I'rolossor Heipry O. Hanks, boforo tho Micro
hopnlcal SocL.ty some tlmo taftorward,
which ho exprosscd doubts about thoi
gonulneness ,of the allegod discovery but,
oxproisod uo-decided opinion. At the meet
ing or tho California Stain Geological society
Tuosday evening, pror. Hanks road a paper
In whlctt ho expressed tho belief that Iho ar-
Eenlirorousmud is not an artltloial creation
tit a natural product., Ho moiitlousa ro
con tdlsoo vory of asllvor-boarlng doposlt ex
Mlug lu tho Maud mine, Tqquorvlllo, South
wosterii Utah, six miles from Loods, spool
mons of whloh havo reached this city. It
resoiublos sandstone, but mlcrosooplaexam
luatlon shows it to uo sedeutary, aad closely
resembling tho Oregon mud, dried la large
masses. It wilt bo resaeatbered as the result
of Prof, ltlco'a inyestlgaUoBs be diMfteted
every ovldonoo of aaltlogi that sssapUssub.
mlUed showed under- nluroeeoM tlatrs.
thait
pies gave tha eseae sweisaUariresalts. ataea1
bis first susslastlnn Prof.. Hanks 'haai .Vmsm -.
.;-"r'" '.MT". Vni .wsaosiiiariciiaa
Hanks dseVa fcUad to dHKvr,la,
analysts aasttby'tk) foraser. No twos1
opattaaUk Ma htyastlgatfon ot tbsao-oaUed ,
sUmsBMi.wlaistadaaalraMd his Impreselon '
Sifito'lSrt Pw-i-r.t - tse.readv'
Nilablo: j j - M I 'T f'TW l
t Kfr.vvu BlMKVnu Wiaruf IVi- ... . 1
tJ"f 1 .m....w 1t w y., vv.1,., ,i. -. .
Pear Sin " Your lettoi of March UWirro- '
eeivod.aud it .Will boia ilaaurw(o m.i m
ftlveyouall Information I cauJu regurdto
ila camp. There is no'mlstako'as this mud
ooutalulug sllvr i L,havqf beea bora over '"
two mouths 'aj'dKvo tissayeuV oyer i' 100
samples, which contalnod sllvor, souio as
high as $2,300 Htr toir. Thfi samples 1 ob ' '
talifod rrpm the sprlnga myself. f I (hluk tho j
woather has oohslderanlo to' do with mud. ,
containing Hlh'fr. I obtain tho best results '"
wneu mo w)auicr,ls,warBi. t Sou(leieal.ln'
uu
ha Usees, aad'rteh la'sllvwr. 'Tksiusmin
w wore activity tut a.-waraa.
of them'coulaln a great dealefaeld
r la cold, the mudwlU le of a 'yellow color,
-isI' showing uo silver, but whsa 'ths.dsy Is
uiHttit .iia irifar flnrmini. wiifiii inn wnuiti.ip
;i.i Vfarat the mud (sofa blackish blue, at least
the beeMJaoraalaaals that fall Into thaat be, , '
adtsssvlved, 14 h fow SMrUhs. -TBsr7are r
weUa w.hloli waiay from U to, fUaa) to tas ,
tea. Oae assay 'I soads rromaflai air
i!!- Kf.whfob;asemydl,a9
isxtbe toa. There (a a graat -4al of salt.'ai
aaest pare, all 'over rthe sprlsg fiat. There
arebatwesaoBsrhaodred aad two hundred
avans '.seas discovered, running la two
dlreetJoae close to the sprlug, I and silver
larssvsral of thee all the way from a few
dollars to 1100 to the tea.' HotasorthMw'
leaoa run through the springs, at least they
point In that direction, The altitude or this
place I should Judge Is between four and five
thousand feet. I have ao means of ascer
taining at present the exact height. I will
send you soma of this so-called mud as soon
aa It stops storming. I want to take some
out wheat tbe weather la warraor,
Very respootfully,
Kichauu Huiiusy,
OKADPAT1KQ CLASSES.
The following are the names of thoso stud
ents of tha Willamette University who are
to graduate this week, and pass from Iho
sehool room to meet the realities of life aud
mike ase of what they have been taught by
thatr "Alma Mater."
UTKKAHY DaUrAHTltKNT.
Misses. 'Ifsttle .Collier,, tfettla Cook.
Bar! Griffith, Ida llutton, Anna Lawrence
nsuie aseaooam, aus iay, Aitnesi and
Bertha Moore. Messrs. q. A, GrublM,iIi.T
r. irvsas, i-. u. jory, r. m. Aicuuuy. it. J,
Mlaheas end O. A. Peebles. '' " '
MKPUMt, UatrAllTHXNT. '
0. It, Holmes, J. N. Power, O.M. Dodsou,
I.HUfr, W-, F. Morrison, ,. J. Uudsou, W.
W. Ogieabv, J. M. Kliehen, J. B. Payton.'J.
Morgan. Uiioigs J, Hill. V, V, Farloy aud
Misses, K.A. J. Ford und A, L. Ford. ,
ChilsUua College.
i Tho followiuu aru tbo nkuiuw nr ilm irrari,.
Ing class at Monmouth this year und the ,
degrooM couferred. Miss Nanny Sprliiuer.'
M. A. Miss LueroUa lioltnan, M,H.( Miss
Mary Churohll . M. H.t Miss Magglo Butler,
U. U Jo-le Wolverlou, M. H.j Mr. J. K.
Fonton, A, Jl.jf . ,, J. Murphy. A. ;, Mr.
J.F.Kmaaet;-TII.Blj Mr, AJP. Wolveftoa,
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cv?" ' Jir;',w'4ea jest saora) a hook .un
u. m r. n-.M -,.. . ....... .
w "" '? " Tm " H.ausy oi wool,
sxaoUy the earn fiaeaess aad eUple aa thai
tor whloh he reeelvsd a first elasa seeds! aad
dlaloeaa at the OsateaahU. This wool la
Hi1!?,! !l.f0Bth. " that Hla eyl
be af sssjater weight tM lesagar ssaase.
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