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TO 1RWI i DRYERS OF ORLGON.
OFKIOK OK LlTTMtFIELD, WEBn & CO.,
Ban FiiangIbco, July 80, 1877.
With the npniuuhof thoBPUson for dry
ing fruit In Oregon, wo wIhIi to ofXor n
few Miggestlons to fnrnicrsnml others en
gaged In this lino of bunlneBH, regnrillng
tho method unit Ht.vlo of packing, which
will, In our opinion, If adhered to, result
bcncllultilly to ull concerned.
In the llrt ptmv, In packing fruit never
mix poor niuf choice lots tugcthcr. If you
linvo two qiiiillili-H of finit, puck and
murk enoh Kep.irutely ind sell on their
nnrliM Inllt him plupo "iicvor top oil"
jour Irult, It I", 11 leu itpptnulnp; fruit.
V.I1111 ilin iRil.Hpr Is (iKiiril 11111I tho hoitnrit
fllliilul'b ln, wurtlilfKH tmh, nr 11 low
gritiln fruit. Mnny hiRiRtirps ol HiIh kind
liiivn mum iinrtor our nol !", end It Is to tlm
dhuicdlt if Hiiy nckr ntiMulint In such a
course Al ton,) h let tho Inco oltfce fruit ho a
fair hiriox nftlio nyo-rage quality IhrouKhout
tho box or barrel.
In tliOM'conii plaro, actual turn should ln
variably bo allowtd on all packages. Wo
havofrtqunnllynncn beacon that wolnliod nlno
pomulH only tared Uvo pounds. I'uroliasorH
of dried fruit, as a rule, are not willing to
pay for wood at tho rato of bhvou to four twin
cents a pound,
Mark plainly on oaoh puckniio the actual
grow, tare Hml net, and It In always well to
mark ahli pur's Initials also. ConnlgnteM'
dbiiio or address Is not neookNary.
in iIih third pldco, nnver, nniltr any con
sideration reiort to the praotlco of welling
your trult. IT It Is Intenuod lor sale In Hum
market. Denims have rrndn very urlovous
complaint of Oreuoudilid up pies which liflil
icon xubiiiitltMl to a i.okliig"NincNjut
before imeklnir, hihI rpri'Ml cniH aro known
to un where spples In thin condition have far
inuntiid, houteii hi(1 proved a total low. No,
gentlemen, put witter In tour wlilrky, If cm
will, hut KlPU8oiirdrltdHpilCHeUiir.
Our Ioiik expeilenco In Inmdllog dried
fruit, and our knowledge of the wanlH and
irqiiirementM of dealern, has Klyen rise to
thiso eupiTSilons, whlrh vti Uopo will bo
kindly received.
I remain .yours truly,
IilTTI.KPIKU), Wj?nit & Co.
JUcfct Draft Steamers.
Tho Ohio Mtid City of HiUem, owned hp U
R'HoottA Co., the oldpst iiidependout line
on tho liver, arn already carrying down n
Kn-at dt-nl or wheat of tho new crop and tho
fact shows how well thesn Kontlprnen under
Manil navhratlon at low water. Capt. Scott Is
iiiciiiuuiitiul of the lino skainer City of Ha
lem, and look down ono thonsmid nnoks of
new ioit, on Mondny, from Farmer's
warehouse. Tho Ohio, commanded by dipt.
Hpenonr, took down a load from Htiuiiit Vista
and relumed upthorlver Tiwstliy morning.
ThoMoiMuet MnMlnttvlllu Is running lo Duv
ton and doing a good IhhIikhh hi that trade.
Tim Ohio and City ofSdom lire rellitod nnd
put In good order for tho whint carrying wa
sou ami our fat mora along the rlvor find It
quite an ohjoet to be aide to ship their wheat
Irom Ihu various londlnus. MrBsra. U. It,
Hcott it Co,, have a hold upon tho Kood will
orsiniiperH irom iuh racttnat tnuirsKiii,en
oruy mid knowledge of river navigation on
weiturn w .iters, enabled thorn to revolution
ize the buslnesM of river transportation on
tho Wlllamotto. They built tho steamer Ohio
to prove tho faot that llgtit dratt boats could
be navlnaled here In low water and oould
do the beat possible business at all stapes.
ami tlintloot of light draft boat now con
structed and operated exist, because Capt.
Hcolt proved that thev were the moil avail
able. If tho boa la of the old P. T. Company
wcro now In rxUtenoe. they could not be op
orated at prices for frelghtou which tho pres
ent Hunt drnfc steamer do a protltablo bus-
in. U. 1). Scott k Co. have a tine wharf
auu extensive warehouse In Portland under
the personal superintendence of Mr. Z.J,
Hutch, former clerk of the Ohio and nflor
wards of the City of Salem, whose business
tact and porhonaf popularity have dono their
(ull Nlu.ru to advance the" business sucoehH of
the llrm.
A Suit Threatened
A communication has linen handed in Rlv
Inga luery Htahlemnuat Hllvcrlon, particular
lit and calling him any amount ol "pet
iihiiiox" for I lie insnner he IrcHlmlalndy and
geiitkuiHU from this oily reeeutJv. It ap
penr that llio pull" referred to inUced the
Modal staue, and was oliileil to hlron
ten in, for kIiIoIi they went cliarced douhlo
price ami tiirnished a pitlrof Lalky, kicking
lioiHiH. Thtiellurtrt with ilmlimiii, tottotlivr
vklih the heat ami attending t xulletnent, so
1 lloo'nl the lady itseni.'er ihntshe had to bo
broiiKht home 011 the car, and Iihn been eon
llunl to her homn over sluen, her tiervotiH
eyMeni bdng eonniletely prostrated. The
livery mail will probably bound for dutn
an. at tho next term of Court.
Opium SoioUluir.
Two of ourclU7.rins having occasion to vlfilt
h CIiIuojj wash Iicuho last ovcnlui;, on Slate
stieet, siin rutUrr Uken back Mid dhuuHtd
at tlnding In one of tho back rooms, three ol
Httlom'H nice young men lying on couchca or
biinkh tlowly qimining tho entlolue drug
hi. d reveling in dream liind, LUtlodo thmti
hoys know that only a few visits to those
opium deiia to Induliroln this dreadful habit
of cmokiug tLedoHdly drug, and the Lahlt
becomes o fixed that no power In tho woild
can break It, Of ull habits thin Is tho vorM,
audstudsi joung meu either to an carly
gruoorto prematuro old ago. Itoys, stop
rlfihl now.
A Bacon Thief Wasted.
Last Saturday moiuluglho Messrs. I). Jt
A. A. McCully dUcoxered that they were
IohIiik bacon Irom their smoke Iiouhh out by
tho fclaughler yard. KnimUiiitlon disclosed
tho luct that about elxteon sldea and six or
eiRht nhouldera had been taken. Tho thief
wan careful to remove the piece fio u the va
rloiHiarts of the hulldlntr so that tho meat
would not he iiiIbumI. It Is thought that
only enouuh wan tukiii for proumt uso, end
that tho lakliiK party CHluulated to help him
nelf as occasion rtquired, liutlio will bo dls
apiolntrd tho next lime, as all tho bscoii has
Ween removed to a i-afo place.
Arrested nut1 Juiled,
Win. Marshall was arrested by officer J,
y, Mlnto, yesterday, v nd hrounhtbtforo Ho
torderC. W llowio tl Is arteruomi, oharued
with htrallng two guus from Mr. John Crim,
bouth Slem. Ho plead cullly and wai in.
tUBUdeil io jll,ln default of ball, to await
henteuceat the ust term of court. Manhull
lltout25 yenra of age, nnd has already
terred three months Jn tho county Jail, and
two tnrmi. in Penitentiary, each of the three
hentences being passed for stealing a gun
each time. The fellow ecetcs to go his pile
en guns.
A Low Sown Incendiary.
Tuesday a threshing machine belong
ing to Mr. Orln SavKe, who lives
about four miles out of town, on the
Hilvertou road, was hurnd. The fire
was discovered about 11 o'clock A. u., and
in time, as we beer.'.to save the horse power,
which waa mounted on wheel. No one had
been working about the machine since Fri
day of lst week, except two persons hauling
away straw on Monday. It tceuu to be a
Hear case of incendiarism. The value of the
'breaker waa about G0O.
THE JLYES OF KNOWLEDGE.
Thoso who know littlo flee llttlo. To
the man who cannot read, thla paper Is h
blank. In exnet proportion as our stock
ot Information Increases, tho sphere of
our mental vision Is enlarged. Knowl
edge furnishes eyes to our understanding
anil endows them with clearness, pre
cision, and magnetic power. To the igno
rant man, tho stars aro mere specks of
light, rather more oruamoiitul, ho thinks
perhaps, thnti his tin lantern, but not
half mi useful a a guide to his footsteps
through tho night. To tho astronomer
they are world und congeries of worlds,
mo vliiix through space In obedleiico to
Immutable laws, fullllMng In their shin
ing march purposes at which even his ed
ucated intellect can only cucss, and see
ing them with tho eyes of science, ho
wonders and adores. Botany, chemistry,
every branch of natural phylosophv,
gives a deeper, truer insight into tho
mysteries by which wo aro surrounded.
We cannot even understand our own
mechanism without tho aid of physical
science It has been suit) that tho
more men know, tho more profound
and general their knowledge, the mora
they aro disposed to skepticism in
religious matters. Tho assertion is
false. Men of tho deepest research
aro generally the firmest believers in rev.
elation. There are and liavo been undo
vout philosophers, tho exceptions do not
militate ngaliiHt tho rule. The greatest
lights of modern learning and science
have bcon sincere ChilHtians. Sco how
research conili ins scripture history. Ly
urd.thc great aruhwolugist, litis found re
corded upoiidlslntered monuments of an
cient Kgypt, the very facts in relation
to the wars of Jutlea, chronicled in tiio
bible. On the crumbling fragments of
the walls of Muevnli, ho discovered the
name of the prophet Jonah, and has ren
dered into English, from tho characters
on tho tombs and monuments of Oriental
kings, memoranda of their victories and
defeats and progresses, which tally pre
cisely with the statements of Holy Writ.
Hut for tho wonderful eyes supplied by
Bolentlllo research, these physical confir
mations of truth of divine history would
never have been disclosed. Drlghamtoti
(N. Y.) Democrat.
THE ROOT OF THE STRIKE.
Tho strike Is directly attributable to
the hard times, and the hard times are
tile legitimate consequences of the war.
The war piled our niitiouul debt mountain
high. At the same time It bred habits of
extravagance In individuals nnd corpora
tions of nil kinds. Our National, Btiite,
local and railway indebtedness is estima
ted to umount to tho enormous total of
$1, 375,000,000. The annual interest on
this vast sum at six percent, is $112,500.-
000, or ten dollars for every man woman
and child in the United States I Tho
Federal taxes alone for eleven years ag
gregate $4,500,000,000, and local taxation
lias amounted to two-thirds us much
more. Tho tuxes more than cut up the
net earnings of the American pcoplo
leaving them poorer every year. Wo
aro to-day having to pay for tho general
extravagance, tho mania for speculation,
the unlimited credit system, in short tho
universal recklessness and looseness en
gendered by tho war and Inflation. Tho
bubble kept floating In the air so lonir,
has burst. For four years wo have had
convulsion after convulsion, extending
from ono end of tho contluont to tho
other. It is tho reaction from tho big
"drunk" on which the nation went with
ItspocketH filled with an Inflated curren
cy. Under this stimulus railroads were
built where they wore not needed and
where they could not in the very naturo
of things, be inmle to pay for half a cen
tury to come. Once built pride of locali
ty and the Irresistible propensity to throw
money after a dead hoise, to say nothing
of the designed use to bo made thereof
on the stock market, have prompted tho
companies to keep these wild cat roads In
operation, although every day brought
them deeper and deeper In debt. Five
great trunk Hues competed for the husl
nchs two could tlo. This sharp compe
tition for the transportation of the pro
duce ot the WeM to tide-water brought
freight rates down to ruinous figures. To
wave tliomselves, the companies reduced
the nay of their employes, shouldering
on tiitiii the burdens of their own folly.
Had the companies been able to agree
among themselves to a "living'' schedule,
the cause of the strike, and of course the
strike itseir, might have neon avoided.
But that Is too lute to consider now. Be
sides ttiut is the companies' business, and
their's only. While tho question of
wages is one which must bo settled be
tween these corporations and their em
ployes without interference from with
out, and It is the undoubted rightofiho
railroad companies to employ whom
they please and fix their own rates, as It
is tnt undoubted right of their employes
to accept or reject tiiose rates, still a Just
public sentiment which loves fair play
and the principle of "live and let live''
ought to constrain the companies to cease
their ruinous competition, und fix for the
future rates of transportation that will
i'liublo them to pay their employes better
wages. We shall thus have a practical
anil speedy solution, and just to both
sides, of the problem of the hour.
Singular DUappoitranco.
Mr. Jacob Tinr. who hs been engineer
f.irtlio pit several nioni lis of tho tug boat
Hen liolllday, loft I'ortUnd yeUrday
morning on the s'eamer Ohio, to vMt re hi
tlver nonr Lincoln, Upon Ihe arrival of
ttiHt boatnt Lincoln jcslcnUy afternoon, he
could not bo found, when, thinking him
stowed away Mimewhere ennylng a imp,
search wasmudo. Ills hat. coat audoeket
knife whs found on 0110 ot the guards and it
Is (cared that he either fell overboard reel
deutally or did so with the int ntlon of put
ting an end to his existence. The oflhors of
tlieUliiostpte thM lio whs lest iftu as the
roalv.H epproscblug tho links at Oreegon
City, His brotl er came up from Lincoln
lam evening hut could learn nothlnc by
telegraphing to On son City and Portland
relative to his disappearance,
A Splendid Instrument.
Mr. I). W. PreiiiJoe raiie up from Port
land to-dty with the f 1,000 Weber Graed
Piano that be ordered sometime sinoe for
Dr. J. O. Sheldon. The imminent is a mar
vel In tone and finish, and i undoubtedly
the finest piano ever brouxht to the capital
city. Mr. Prentice will put it In runnW
order when Dr. Sheldon will be pleased to
have awe of our amateurs try IU. tone, etc.
A Sear "Who rtnleee Spirits.
A few nights since a large number of "the
boys" had congregated in a popular dlspen
sary of "lime juloe" on Oommorolsl street,
ant! were telling wicked storlo, playing
nedro and otherwise WblllnK awav the (Wt
tun hours, when a dry, cadaverous looking
ynunirman entered. He leaned penslveh
against the bar; but did not order any pre
scriptions irom tne Keniiemaniy chetnis'
who looked at him enquiringly. He dropped
Into the general conversation by degrees, and
It soon transpired that bo was a verltabh
inrnt Iclan and mind reader. lie could, lie
sdd, show any guntleman In dio room rii
toco hn wanted 10 see, and when ho niad'p
his declaration, a very pale young man in
disordered attire, rose up and challenged
Mm to show him a face he wonld think or
Theoliallonuo was acoepled and a heavy
"Jawbone" wagor was mado. Then tho pale
young man, Baying that his nerves were
shaken with exnllement, called the entire
crowd up tor their medlolne, theaoor among
tho rest. The soer took asuiall nilnaturo case
of dark velvet from his pocket, passed It
around the crowd to lot them see It was em ptv,
Thon ho clasped It tightly In ono hand, whl'lo
ho laid tho other on tho forehead of the pale
young man, and gazed Intently Into his eyes
for some moments, when without a word, he
handed the subject the case. The pale young
man oponed It, started as though he was
shot, and clasping It convulsively to Ms
heart, shrieked, "Oh, Heaven above I my
sainted mntherl" rushed out Into the street,
followed by the aeer, crying "bring back mv
maglooaae." Neither tho soer or tho pale
young man returned, and tho biys talked
about the mystorlniiB affilr, until thndls
psnslng chemist gavo a practical turn to Ihe
mystery by saying that It hud Jnstnecurred
to him that the psle young man was an over
powered by the Mgbi of his mother's picture
that hn had forgotten Io settle for the drinks
ho had ordered and swallowed before he went
out. And bo pensively look down tho slate
and figured nut how bo could assess the boys
as they ordered now prescriptions K.N.
How to l'stimato Crops.
A Salem Pralrlo friend fends us the fol
lowing method of estimating tho yield per
acre, while It Is standing, rendy to bo nut.
"Plnce together four light sticks, measuring
exactly a foot fqnare Inside, and with this
moasuro walk Into Ibo field and electa spot
of fair avcrsge yield, and lower tho frame
fquaro over as many heads as It will enclose
and shell out tho heads thus eaclosed care
fully, and weigh the grain. It Is fair 10 pro
sumo that the produce will bo tho JS.CCO'.h
part of an acre's produce. To provo it, go
through tho Held and mako ten or twenty
similar calculations, and estimate by the
ineana of tho whole number of retails. It
will certainly ensblo a farmer Io insko a
cloio otlsuMtlon of what a field cm produce
than ho oau by guessing.
Steamer Sold,
Tho steamer H. T. Church, snys tho Hoc,
has been sold by J. W. Ooclirati A Co., to
tho People's Protective Transportation Oom-
Etny for tho sum or 1!,000, and tbo transler
s beon made. This Insures tho P. P. T.
Company plenty of carrying capacity for
tholr patrons, In two of tho romp'oleM boaU
on tho rlvor. J, W. Coohran A Co. will do
vnto themselves to tho light draft steamer
"A. A. MoCully," which will ho romly lor
tho trade in a few days, with, which they will
fulfill contracted enKagemonta hitherto made
by them, and bo prepared to couipeto with
their neighbors for other carriage.
DD TO THE BEJAT0RIAL IITE8TI
GATI0M.
Be It known to all men that aro asolrlns
for the United tHates HeDate, that no vacant
olaoe exists, and therefore 1,8. Friedman,
au u nun curt ana vuitsaiUN Hkh
CHa.NI'. do say and warn all persons from
purchasing until all my slock of clothing,
ury uooasana Hoots aua Hnoes are an ex
hausted; and I furthermore, openly and
sbovo hoard, say that I have examined care
fully Into the "Investigation," and therefore
1 exonerate u. v. u rover ami aemana mat
bo retain his soat In tho United Mlatoa Sen
ate; but before dopartlng it Is expected he
will buy his unlfirm of S. Friedman, Take
warning by this and avoid litigation by trad
lug with b. Friedman, and jnu won't bo
oatled upon to explain how you got your
jjoiosng.
Do oil know Utiles? Yes: have known
hint along time, and I never saw him have
in ovuraui. Now, sxr. units, you can nuv
tgood Jir3VHKOVKKCOr of H. Fried-
aiau lor J1H, worth i"i, anil you can gel leatl
i'KNOILS for 0 cents. No.v. usl am hi need
of money. I want all lhoo who l-sllllml 10
tho Hon. Mr. Slices' had character to pay to
3. Friedman what they are Indhhied to him,
nr MomehoJy will say " YOU AltE A DKAD
MK.r."
Now, nun more cannon: I want you to nil
know that I am no politician, and don't
want an oilloe, and it makes nut llttlo odds
to me wnicu ono gotatu tuo uuio nrai, out
whenever you commence with me I want
you to oontliiH joursnlf to tho TltUTH only,
nr you may expect lam a Russian wo aro
now- eating turkey.
Tho last cxnnnn: Tukn this advice: buy
what uooua you oau find at 8. Friedman's:
became he spends his money here: because
lie sella cueap; anu becanso no gives good
uargauiH.
You can buy a good pair of beaver pants
"or f.r. a beavor oot for 10; a good cassimere
suit for S15. It Is your IntereU to Irade
where you get tho beat bargains. Therefore,
irane wnu a irieumau. xnu win nnu mm
next door above the Post Office, al Halem,
Why is It Friedman can sell cheaper than
others? First, bo lootilaldi Ihe Incorporation
and has tin city tax to pay Next, his rout Is
low, Then lis buys on orwiit, never pays for
hi- goods, and sella for OANH.
24rltpinomb4r the place next door to the
Post Olllco. H. FKIKDMAN,
Djiiu at Hulem, July S3, A. D 1877.
To tlio AiIIltl .T-mUiow in
pai-f liuiliti.
Why need you snir r with ParalyiSs when
you can bo cured? Why will you HiifTxr
with IMieuniHih-m when yoiui'ni tie cured?
And why hate so uikiiy eelies and pulps
when It In within jour reach to bo cured ?
I am ntivr eeUbllttud In htlrin, ireiaml Io Irttt
all Ctimtilc I)li-ia,acb Itlii-uiuallFm.Niiiralula,
Conum.ll(iii, Klduujr dUta-ii1, si.il In fnrtull rtltira
t that human flu h l liilr to KjitclaUttriitlnn paltl
to Fcinalo Wtukiiei'i'ai.U ti rviiK .(itritl(in uhlrli
UsocGcitnoatoLadlef. Children's dlreaas tot ix
criU(l. la connrctlun with my (imcIUv, I have om
of the celebrated Meoliatt-d Vajxir I.lKituhig Crtain
Hub, which aid vastly In rmuvluj;at! chienlcdl'-
cane. It opi-Lii the port of thu akin, ami throws vtt
the limy, morbid ma tit r, which In one of the t;rcat
caut of tu muth raffcihg. When we ence think
that tw third bf all we take Into orrmnUm passea
off through the porta tit Ihe akin, we netd ntt Hop
lone Io wonder why we are rick, when we pay ro
little attentluu to the moat lupoiiatt eauuetory ol
onr bodlea. baring Ihe a t nice month I have bad
tnla lath Jn ootr.tlon, and many can UHlfy to It
eeaeacy. I treat paUeuta by the week, or by atonic
treatment.
Ladle will do well toglverae a call. Ilraldrnce,
aontaeait comer of Center and Hummer Htreett,
u.i,... auu b .. nuim. nr n
T. CUNNINGHAM fc CO.,
Salem, Portland, Albany, Junotion City, and Walla Walla
SOL.i AGENTS FOK
Tho following FIRST-CLASS Machined, which wo nro now receiving for tho
acasion of 1Q77.
J. I, CASE'S TUliKSHING MACHINES,
Both End and faido shake Tight-'ii cared.
Westinghouse Vibrator Threshing Machines,
TIGHT'tlEAHKIl ! Nl SHAKIO.
J. I. CASE'S THRESHING ENGINE
8, 10, 12, 15, and 18 Eorso Power.
Tread"OT"ll
Manufactureil by
With New and Valuable
Haines' Illinois HIeader,
SING LIS -G 14 AH.
Wrought-Iron nnd Scrow-IIub Wheels, ailjiisttililo Iteel nnd Truss Framo.
WROUGHT - IRON HARVESTERS,
JoniNrsToixr
Wrought-Iron Combined Reapers and
MOWI01,!-.
Xl.XJeXJHaXj'S
Combined Reapers and Mowers.
WOOD'S Single & Combined Reapers and Mowers.
WOOD'S Single Mowers, three sizes.
Johnston Mowers, ono size.
ADAMS AND FRENCH HARVESTER,
rnrat A Sradioy Sulky Hakes, OUMTBNNZAL sulby Hake, HolfUrmp.
Tho Bost In XSeo.
Tltlmblo k!ln anil Iron-nxlu Frame, nuil R'rclKlit vViiroiin, nil hIxcr
Ncwtnn 4-sprlnp Hacks, mado expressly Air tho Oregon Market.
OKTo-w-ton. Throo-SiirliiR, riatrorm Hprlujr, Q'l Hcrotl-ptlrit- XZacIui nd linnuiRll,
OardoM. Oity IPloxww, '
Ilarrotvsand rnlllvatnret (Jnrrieii i'lty Kulkr mill Jnnif I'loiv.l Farnirra Friend
OHAIIM Ullll.l.1 Vmii llruut c Ilaii'K IIHlMTilIt llruml rnit NKK1IKH and
OUl.'riVAT4ll t dAHlTtli UITIV.TOIS 'IINMMJIAJIPN
)l)l.TIV.t KMIN. lio lle-t III Ilin lVnrld.
Leather and lltibber HKI.TINO, ITIarlilnp KxlraH, llanltvarc, Iron, and (Meet.
t7 Hprclal Circular. UluMrnlttl, with ntvt rent In nnjr aililrei-i". Ireo nrclianrr. Wo aro MANIIFAO
TUUKIlb' AOKNTS, and will bill at sau-nocK rnicKn.
T. CUNNINGFAM & CO.,
maj7 ProntBt., I'OItTLANI); Oommprclal Ht CAf.KM: ami LMiraillcV lllnck, A1.IIANY, Off.
Auguuti 5. Tho most torrilk hull
Htorin over known on this const i:ihhoI
botno 16 miluH rioutlioitit from LuwIh
ton. Tho ontlro crop on Joo Hlilwltir'n
mneh ih totitlly ruined, nil of his poul
try and nomo noirs worn killed. Tho
horses working In tho Hold stnmpodod
nnd woro moro or loss inlurod, nnd tho
farm hiindri woro compelled to floe tor
tholr Hvob 10 places or sholfcr.' Two
mon nro xcrlourily injured nnd conQnod
to thoir beds. Mr. HhlsHlor's loss will
not bo less tit n $4,000.
'A corro?jHindont nt Hakor City, Aur.
7, writes: "Lust evening Kd. Pearson.
Htiigo slrivor, nrrivnd from Miller's old
ranch on Ilurnt rlvor. reporting that
Indians on Willow crook, ulMiut 22 miles
from Old's Terry, had shot und Htulibed
n man named Hamilton. Tliuro was
an tilU'ri'iitlon iiliouthoino stock. Hum
llton managed to escape.
Mr. Seligman's reputation Is gootl.
Ho was the iircsltlunt of the rapid tran
sit commission, is 11 mtiinliiT or both
riyn'Mcates, lias been a leader in llu
publican councils is tbo llrnt vice-president
of the Union licagut Club, 11
tiromlnont member of the (Jlriiiibor of
(,'omiinw. und tbo pre.sitlont of I'rof.
Alder's Ktfiical Society. Ho has also
been 11 member or thu boird of educa
tion, mid bonorctl in other ways, not
only by ills own people, but by tho
whole community. He Is tbo only gen
tleman with whom Ex-1'rcHidont Qraut
dined in this city during his recent
visit, ul thornr h flooded with invitations.
Ho is connected with every charitable
institution of almost every sect. His
brother James is 11 director of tho Fifth
uvonuu Temple Kmantiol, und Jesse is
tho president of tbo Hebrew llenevo
lent and Orph n Asvlum Hociety, tho
largest Hebrew society in tho world.
Seniible Advice.
You urn bsVuiI ovary Uy llirouuli tlm col
iiuiNof nuwHitiors iiml by ymir UriiKulHi to
hum hoiiihiIiIiik lor I)yh)(iiUHiiil l.lvnr Com
plaint Unit joii know no'liliiK nlioot, .von
um illi,ciuriiKHl xpunilliiK money with but
I Hi Ih NiiMiexi. No v to ulv yo i MHiUNiilorv
liroiif llmt Oiikkn'h Aikiu-t Ki.'iwkii will
Olird JOII (if l)V'H,t(iMU Hllll (ilVH'('ollllHlllt
wllli hII ilh iillcdlK, Midi us Mnwr NlouiHdli,
Sick llimilucliii, llnliliml (JomIIs finoKH, mlpl
tHtlnii of tlio HtHrl, lltmrtliiirn, Watiir.lirKMh
Klllllil'M Ht till' pit III' till". StlllllHI'll, Vtillow
hkln, (,'mt oil Toiiimiii, Coii.iiik up ol IVshI
Mfmr Kullnir, low nplrlin, tVo , we Mk you 10
KO lo jour Driiuk'lHi
4111I cot a Siiiiplo llntlo of OiiKMN'h Air
riiixT 1'i.ow 1:11 fur 111 I'HiitM ami Iry It. or k
ItlMilm Kle for 7.i ciiiiIm, two ilomH will rti
linvo you.
mwwmiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiwii imrmavanrpi
j 1 1 1-;
Soss Ghuxxi
ill' lilt! CliNTI II V.
A. Olilll mn Uno it!
KVKUV I'AIIT UK TI1K VMUM I'lll'llNKU I
t'rlrrs-l.'; UhIIomm, rlS; i 4,'bIIoiiii, f uot
as iuiiini. sas.
Kort -ttlinniiUla IrtimcltUunaof Marlon aiiduthcr
CO'intlci', rtlid lurthor tiirtlouUr'. au r to or addrcir
J2unl II. A. IKUKS iiniyii..r
Notice.
rlf AVK 4 HOIfSi: AMD M)T THAT I
ulib in trade fur Una Inttiu enumr. Title tti od,
Uj let 17, tf. J. IIUAUV iinuWtu
WronKht-Ifon
SinKlo-Genr
J. I. Oase & Co.,
Improvements for 1877.
Tho '. P. T. Company's .
(iLZZaaaaV
feltcnsnor
MoMINNVILLE
WILthRAV' ' V
Portland lbr.Snlem
Every FHIOAY. rctnrnlDjt on HATURPAY, ,
ROU nAYTON-On MONDAY SiulWEDNsW-.
1)A ( rvturnlnt; TUKHDA1 B sad TIIUK-SIIAYS.
Patrotiizo Your Own Boat!
I'rotccllon tifraliiNt High Itatca
fttisiranfcrtf..
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f3xirrxn.oaaa.
In tho County Court i.f llo Hla'o uf Oregon fur tbo
Oounty of Marlon, '
T. II. Cox. iilatntlir, 1
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OuhikmI (Iriii., Ilefi'iiilant. )
To (lAI(Woiil) OIIKKNK, (Irfi'iiitanU
Im thk Namh or tub Jtatm nr Oiikiion: Vnu.aro
lii-rcliy iiinniiiiKilnml mulrit Itiuiipiitr ami iiwir
Ihiiitiiiiiilnlnl III11I i.oli.fl )i In thu nlinvofiitllliil
action In tl.u Htiiu.iinitf roil it I, Ihu ilit iliyof
Ihu Km ti'iiilici tiTin, IhTT. lliKiidf. In wit, Ihu :M day
nl Si-plii'iitiur, Ihi7, raid day Ixiliiittliu drt lUy of tho
tern or raid court folloHlnir thu riplratlon of tho
llmo iircrcrltxil lu thu on I it for liuhlliatlun hereof.
Aid If you fall ro t n(iiar and aiiawor, for want
thtrinf lilklntltr Hill lano Jiilimciit aicalnrt you aa
iiray-d fur In hlr romiilaliit, lo wll, for tlio rum of
11110 liundrrd and flfy dollarr, loiilhur villi luteroat
theruoii rlncii thu Willi day of January, 1H7U. at Iwvlva
ir r:ii. pvr aiinuin, nnd lor cota and dUluromcnta
of tbl arllmi. 'I hi MimiofiK l tiubllilicd by order
of John V, I'vclilr, Judu of rale court, dalod tho
'tU day of Juno, H)7.
. I'. It U'AUOY, Attorney for I'laimiff.
Halitn, July 0.1hT7, aiwtl
A. L. STIN8ON,
Book and Job Printer,'
VikI ISoolfltii1vrf
nolmnn's Slock, Old Senate Cham
ber, Salem.
nAVINO AfiDKII AN KXTKNSIVK A8SOMT
inuiitnr NnwTypir, Cutr, ,iu lo my already
'ti ii-Ivm Hook and Job unice, I am now prepared to
doniy and all klnda of
Book, Flaiu, and Ornamontal
Printing,
On Miorl oflt', ami at Ul-unoii-alilo
I'i'Ici'N.
Slock Ccrllllcaics a Specially.
Having lli Ikrucrt aoaii'lmi nt of M'lilnt' CVrllflratu
lliiirHii'irutr aililitul lo Hint kind ol work of any
IM ruin Ori-i'oii. I am r irt it lo pxitntx nr.lira In
Ihu VI'.llV IIHVI' Hjlc, In rii) iiurubrr of colora du.
rind, and on r'oit notliu,
Jottf AUdrira A. I,. STINHON, tfalom, Or.
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of W001. June l-l
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