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WILLAMETTE FARMER.
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Tuesday evening at 0 o'clock, a flro alarm
iras given, and the flro proved to be In the
fourth ward, and a building belonging to
Mr. Ueoreo Lesllo. The Fire Department
tnrnod out in full forco, but before reaohlng
the spot the flro was put out, and thoy ro
turnod and housed the machines. The flro
originated, it is supposed, from a spark from
the flreplaco, and caught in tho partition that
joined on to it. Tho lire burnod through
tho partition, and up through tho colling to
the roof. Mr. Loallo was in tho house at tho
time asloop, In an adjoining room, and the
smoko in tho room woke him up. Tho
flames burnod vory slow, as tho building Is
hoavlly plastered and vorv tieht, and no
Tontllntton could be bad. The damage dono
amounts to about 50. The building Is
insured in two companies, at f 1,000 each, and
ropresentod by Mr. L. 8. Bates, of tho etato
Investment, and Mr. A. F. Whoeler, of tho
Uvorpool, London andOlobe Companies.
Handaome Bridal Pretest.
Mr. A. B. Oroasman received yesterday,
by express from San Francisco, an elegant
and elaborate solid silver tea sett from the
houso of Trlesttfc Frlodlander, as a bridal
present; also from tho houso of A. B. Elfelt
fc Co. n beautiful silver plo knilo. Tnoso
momontoes aro from tho firms that Mr.Croas
man has dono business with for years, and
aro not only valunblo, but mark tbo.lilRh
appreciation that thoso merohnnta of tho Bay
City havo lor their Sitlom, Oregon, customer
How it is Bono-
Tho first object in Wo with tho American
poople is to " got rich" s tho socond, how to
logaln good hcnltb. Tho first can bo obtain,
ed by energy, hotieMy ntitl Having; tnoauo
ond, (good health) by usltic Giikks'm Alio
ViT Flowiiii. Should you bo a dcHpondont
nuflorer from nny nfthoulfdcts of Dyspopila,
liivor Complaint, Indlgostlon, ifco., sunn rs
Hick HondHoho. Palpitation ol tho Heart,
Sour Stomach, lliihltunl (JoHt'.venesp, Ulz.l
noss of tho Uond, Nervoim I'rnstriitioii, Low
Spirits, ifco., you need tint sullbr anotbor day.
Two dovn of Auouht Fixuvku wlU rollovo
youatonco. bamplo Hotllfs, 10 coots. 1'og
ular nlro 75 coots, Poslllvoly sold by all
iliBt-class Druggists In tho U. a.
Hyatt' Xj1xo 33o.lHin.xxx.
As ft conqueror of Jthoumatism. Gout. Nou
ralgln, and euro lor Scrofula and all dlseakos
arising from Impurity of blond, tho old and
reliable Family Modlclno, Jlyatt'H Life Hal
nam, stands unoqualod, as proven by over
1500,000 great cures during tho pastSOyoars.
Is a radical vogotable Compound of Sarsapa
rilla, Dock. Gualacutn, fco and a permanont
euro. Sold by all druggists and country
Srocors. Take nothing elso, and if thoy
aven't It wo send by exprots, boxed, evory.
whoro, al8L and $1.25 per bottlos $5 00 and
10.50 half doz. IIyatt A 11 yatt, 1M0 Grand
at., Now York.
ioc4. i.arr'7.
T&e OBly Strictly Wholesale Drag Douse
la Oregon.
T. A. DAVIS & CO.,
71 Vroat Street.
PORTLAND, OREGON,
o
,KFEIt TO TIIK DMJQ AND OENBRAL MKB-
cnanalf e traae a complete iriora. ui
Drugs.
Patent Medicines,
Fine Chemicals.
Glassware.
Shop Furniture, and
Druggists' Sundries.
ALSO,
WINDOW GLASS,
Of all to sod qualltlci.
WHITE LEAD,
Of H tho leading brand, In tint and keg,
COLORS, IN CANS and DRY.
Putty, Lampblack,
Red Load, Olue.
VARNISHES,
Including the nuet brand ;for Coach Fainter' nie.
Fatal. Whitewash, asd VarBlsb Draskei,
LINSEED OIL) to barrela and cana.
YarpeiitlBO, Coal Oils, Castor Oil, lard Oil,
Xcat'sToot Oil, Flsk Oil.
Alcohol,
In barrels and caace.,
Blue Vllrlel, Sulphur, Castile
Soup, Conceal rated lore,
1'OtUNh.
3SlttoxrM nil ltJxida.
Quicksilver and Strychnine.
tah,
In Quart. Half Gallon, One-dallon, and Five-Gallon
Cant and Harrel. etc . etc.
We ar. Agent tot Oregon and .Waahlncton Terri
tory for
THE AVERILL PAINT,
THE BEST MIXED PAINT IN USE for
Jfallltkrd' 'arbo'lr Cheep Pip. Wakelce'n haerp
Italh and Nqul-rtl f Isoa, Mei'a aa!
Jajne'a rraprlettry Medicines.
r& We bur oor good from flrat hand, thu en.
bUoena to compete with any market on the Coaat,
aa a comparlion of oor pilcce will prove. my9
3H: 1 1 -xxr Ck, TJL J3L i
NUKSERY.
SETH IUELLING k SON,
FRUIT TREES,
coHiunno or
Apple, Par, Peach, Plum, Chr
ry, Prone,
And many other mlKellaneona Tarirtlea, the price, of
wilch veurt reduced to rnlt tbe.tune.,
bend (or a catalogue.
BKTELUKLUVO
SUMMIT GREENBACK CLUB.
Summit, Benton Co. Or., Nov. 12 77.
I am Instructed by the Summit Green
back Clnb to request you to publish tbo en
closed "Platform," as copied from Pomoroy'a
Domocrat. Some three month since we or
RHnlzod a Greenback Club, at this place, and
now have thirty members. Wo pledge our
pclvea not to support any man foroffico, na
tional, State, county, or precinct, except he
bo a straight out croenback man. Wo meet
at tbo Summit school house, tbo 1st Satur
day In each month, at 1 o'clock, r. )t. At our
next meeting we electa new set of otllcors,
and expect n good turnout, and ns tho two
old parties nro dead In this precinct, we
Intrnd to bury thorn and prench their Tuneral
ermoti on that day. Everybody Invited to
attend.
TLATFORM.
1. Tho Greenback Dollar must bo a lejral
tender for the payment of all debts, and by
tho Government Issued, protoctod and re
ceived at par with gold,
2. Tho Greenbaok to bo the legal tender
money of the country, and to be Issued by
the Government.
3. The General Govornmentalone to issuo
money, and this for the benefit of all, and
not to, through, or for tho enrlohrnentof
National Bankers.
. All kinds of property owned by indi
viduals or corporations to be taxed alike.
ft. The Immediate calling In of all Unltod
States Bonds and paymont of thorn, princi
pal and Intoros'., In legal tender lawful green
back papor money or tho United States, and
that overy dollar of such Issuo of legal ton
dor lawful money to bo protoctod by thoGov
went as nt par with other lawful money In
gold or sliver coin, novcr to bo converted
Into bonds ol any r.tto or c)ns.
0. Honesty and conomv In tho adminis
tration ol publiu nllalrx.
TllCS. MAItlttOTT, Soc.
THE SUNDAY LAW.
Dayksvill, Nov, 10, 1S77.
I saw In your lssuo of Ojt. HUi, n nlu:o
lutndtd Siiudity Lav:
You say liavlnu; bcon ropoatcdly askod
what tho oxlNtlng lnvs woro In regard to tho
profanation of Sunday, and you quoto from
ilioStiUuto of 13(11. That law wasamoudtd
In lbtVi, and roads as lollous:
"If any person Mmll keep oj)eu any store,
shop, gro:ory, ball alloy, billiard room or
tippling house, fur purposo of labor or tralllc,
or imy i)lnc(i of amuiemeut on tho first day
of tho week, commonly culled Sunduv or
Lord's day, such porson upon conviction
thereof, slinli bo punished by n lino of not
loss than llvo, nor moro than fifty dollars,
provided that tho abovo provisions shall not
apply to tho keepers of drug stores, doctor
shops, undertakers, 'II vorv stablo keepers,
barbers, butchers and bakers; and all clr
cu instances ot nocossity and mercy may bo
pleaded In doforonco, which shall bo treated
as questions of fact for the Jury todetermluo
when tho oflence Is tried by a Jury."
An I havo atkod this sumo quostlon ro
poatodly,you would probably do tho public
aravoroy publishing tho actus amended.
You will llnd It in tho now codo, page 4'M,
soctlon OGS. A. Htim'Iik.nh,
J. P., North Salem Precinct.
More) Had Look.
Mr. Eph dinger oan have moro bad luck
than any other person in sovou Statos. This
morning. Just a few moments before train
time, and while standing In front of tbo
Uhemeketa hotel, a boy camo along on the
dead runon avoloclpedo, which caused the
horses to jump and start to run, tbo young
man that was holding the team reined the
borsea for the sidewalk on the opposite aldo
of the street, which they struok with suoh
forco as to break out the Dole, and free thorn
selves of the cab at tho same time; they then
ran down the street about a hundred yards.
and whenjuatattho brink of a slight grade
iue poio, wmou was sun attacneu loinem,
tripped them up, and away they went, "head
over heels," down the grade, and ontauglod
thonisolves in such a manner that thoy could
not get up until several pieces of harnoss
wero cut. The horses were not hurt, but It
will Ibko a few dollars to repair tno damsgos
to the cab and harness. The Council ought
touo something about this velocipouo nui
sanco boloro thoy cause a team to run ofl and
kill Homebody.
A Singular Incident.
A young man named Goorgo Robort oroa
tod quito a sensation in tbo lower end ot tho
city ono day last week. II o foil suddenly
111, underllrcumstances which lod his par
ents to believe that he had takon poison,
with suicidal intent. An alarm was raised,
the neighbors flocked In and the doctors
were sent for In hot baste. The doctors
could find no symptoms of poison, and soon
succeeded In quieting the fears of bis anxious
friends. Tbo young man was quite sick for
a few hours, but on recovering consciousness
put in an empbatlo denial as to having any
suloldal Intent. We aro told ho Is rapidly
convalescing now, but for a whllo the case
created a genuine sensation in his lmmedl-
ato neighborhood, it being whlsperod that
mere was a gin in tno caso. Mercury,
At the Recorder's Office.
Oflloer J. W. Mlnto came into court tills
morning haying in obargo ono Thos. War
ren, whom ho had picked up during the
nlghtand "put him In bis little bed" for
safekeeping until morning. Judgo Bowie
looked at the prisoner for a time and re.
marked: "Thomas Warren, you areobarged
with being drunk and disorderly; you are a
man in whom I had better roason to think
of than that you would be such a martyr to
the cause of temperance in trying to abolish
the liquor tratllo by swallowing all thoardent
that you can getyour handson," ur words to
thatetlect. "Thomas Warren, I shall sen
tence you to pay a flno of Ave dollars and
coHtH, and In default of which you shall go
to 'Jug' lor seven days." lie went to "Jug."
Foital Cfaaagea,
A Washington dispatch of November 18th
note tho following postal changes In Oregon
and Washington Territory: Postofllces
established White Hill, Lako county, Ore
gon, William T. 11111. Postmaster; Carbon,
Piercocounty, W. T., Henry Whetzell. Post
master; Clinton, Whitman county, W. T
John C. Wolf, Postmaster; Naselle, Pacific
county, W. T,, Ole Anderson, Postmaster;
Osceola, King countv, W. T,, Edwin G.
White, Postmaster. Postmaster appointed
C. C. Grain, renawawa, Whitman county,
W,T.
A daises Masoaio Lode;.
The Chinese have at Walla Walla a sort
of Maaonlo lodge, although nowise connect
ed with the F. A A. M. of this country or
Kurope. A few weeks ago at one of their reg
ular meetings one of the charter members
became riley and kicked the altar over,
bursted the covenant, tore up the charter,
pocketed the money and then amended to
business in the woods. Doo Bently and the
Chinese Deputy Grand Blaster followed blm
to Wallula, but failed to obtain an interview,
John got away with the lodge money and all,
and left the fraternity in a rather heathenUk
condition.
Flax Im,
The City of Salem arrived here iaat even.
Inst, about half past eight o'clock, with 40
aasksof flax aeed, from CorvallU, for the
Pioneer OU Mill Company. ,
TREATMENT OF DRUNKARDS.
Tho Boston Commlsslonera condemn
tho method of dealing with diunknrtls
which is common in all our Inrgo cities,
by which men and women arrested and
charged with intoxication aro find in
some small amount, generally $10,or sent
to a work-houso or penltentiory for some
short period, commonly thirty days. If
tho flno Is pild tho burden falls upon tho
family or friends of tho drunkard, who
aro innocent of all fault ntid nro sulll
clontly punished by tho moro fact of his
drunkenness. If lio U sent to prison tlio
term of liUconllnctnotit Is Umg enough
for him to get sober, but not long
enough for him to ncqulro hnbils of so
brlety. Tho consequence is that a resto
ration to liberty is followed by a now
sprco and another commitment. Tho
police statistics of London and Now York
establish this fact bcyotid oerudventuro.
In addition to tho tendency of this meth
od of punishment to bear upon the inno
cent and unfortunate, and its failure to
reform tho vicious, tho charge may bo
brought that It Is not economical ulnce It
prevents tho continued and advantageous
use of tho labor of those who are impris
oned. Its worst defect, however, Is Its
fnlluro to tnnko any distinction between
drunkard and criminals. By confound
ing both In tho sumo punishment the
former nre degraded in their own opinion
and In tho extlmntlon of thoconitmintty ,
and eventually driven to crime.
"Doctor, my (laughter seems to bo go
ing blind, and she's jut getting ready for
her wedding ton! O, dear ine, what is to
be doiieV" Lei her go right on Vtith the
wedding, madam, by all means. 1 ('any
thing can open her eyes, man luge will."
Hitting Bull told the Commitslniicrs
that he did not want to kill (Jen. Custer
mid his command, but they fought m
desperately and refused to surrender that
ho was compelled to kill him and his
troops.
Sydney Smith onco ald that clergy
men might bu divided into three chis-H's
nlmrods, ramrods, and llshing inds. It
w.ib not a cad epigram, but it 1ms been
beaten by nn American, who says rail
ways aro uuut upon tin ei gauges, tiroatt
gauge, narrow gauge, and mortgage
A sorrowing hush mil says that there Is
a very marked dlHereiico between heav
enly and humun angels. The former
have only wings, whl.e many of the lat
ter lmvo both wings and claws.
Suspend a sweet potato in ajar of water.
It will sprout luxurlently, and you may
train the vines about your windows dur
ing tho winter.
Hunting for n needle In a haymow
Looking fur tho place of our Congress
man on tho committees.
Patit LnroeBy.
Ono Thomas Lee, who loft Albany by epo-
day he .broko one of tho commandmonts of
tbo decalogue ny talcing a coat tuai uia not
belong to him and sold It to one Ghas, Hay
den for the sum of 2 CO. Oflloor J. W. Mlnto
arrested him, and this morning ho was
brought up before Judge 0 W. Bowie for
trim, it'ju, mtor uranug vuo icnuujuuy, uudu
the "gentleman" I'O and costs: in default ol
payment be was sent to tbo County Jail for
tho torm of fifteen days.
Bound Over.
The preliminary examination of Lindsay
DeLasbmutt and Hathaway Yooum, for tho
robDing ora sard over at Huerldan. in Yam
hill county, of which v.o made mention of a
tow uays Rgo, was conciuuen last Saturday,
boforo jubIIco Hombrlo.at Lafavetto: DeLasfi-
mutt was bound over to await the action or tho
next grand Jury in tho sum of 83,000. Hath
away Yocum. ills father-in-law. was nut un
dor 1000 bonds as an accomplloolnthocrimo.
Tbo following letter was received to-day
In answer to an Inquiry mado as to tho
whereabouts of J, W, llodlnglou, formorly
oi mis ouy:
Pouti.ani, Nov. 17,1877.
FltANK COOI'KJI. KbU;
Goneral Howard directs me to say In roply
to your letter of tho VMi Inst,, that J. W.
Itedlngton was with hliu part of tbo lime as
a scout. Ho does not know where bo Is now
but thinks he went to Salt Lake.
J, A. Sladkn Aid-do-Camp,
Contract Let.
Tho Paclflo Threshing Maoblne Company
havo let a oontraot to Mr. Thos, Holman of
(if this city, to build two seta of patorns for
the Pelton horse power, one Bet to be a No. 3
In sice and tbe other a No, 2, The No, 2 will
be sent to an Eaitoru foundary and tbeothor
will remain here. When these patterns are
completed, tne company wui rrom tuem, no
able to cast three sir.es of those powori six,
eight and twelve borso power.
An Incident.
A raggod tramp who had footed It through
the rain and mud from Portland, walked Into
U. I). Boon'M muhlo storo a day or two slnco
and asked if ho might oi.en an organ.
Permission being grantod. ho sat down and
to the astonishment of all pientut played
with tho finest expression Beethoven's
"Sonta Patbetlque."
Invited to Deliver tho Addreai.
Hon. II, G. Htruve, of Olympla, has bon
invltod lo deliver tbo adilresM at tho 25th
annlvorsary of the Institution of Cbemoketa
Lodge, No, 1, 1.O. O, F or this city, and C.
B. Moores, historian, Tho time sot for this
occasion is the Oth of Decembor next.
Tbe Kmltn Family.
A ftw days ago a license was taken out in
tbeCountyClerk'AOlUcelnPortlsmLfbrJ.W.
Smith, to marry Auna Itosette Smith. The
allidavlt was signed by Samuel L. Smith,
aau lueticenBe issueu uy jauies a. amitu,
A Good Time.
Great preparations are bolng made by tbe
different committees to make the social danc
ing parly at the Chemeketa on the evening
of the 30tb, a pleasant affair. Prof. Diamond
and bla string band are practicing every
spare moment they have, and It will be safe
to predict that it will be as fine muslo as
can be bad In any section of tbe country.
ApyolstsaanU.
W.R.Dunbar will deliver public lecture
on temperance, at tbe following times and
plaoea: MoAlpIn School House, Thursday
evening, Nov. ',22d; Howell Prairie, Friday
evening, Nov. 23d; Dallas, Saturday evening,
Nov. 24th; Jefferson, Tuesday evening, Nov.
27tb; Squirrel Hill College, some six miles
South of Salem, on Wednesday evening Nor.
2S:b.
A boy of flvo years was "playing rail
road" with his sister of two and a half
years. Drawing her upon a footstool he
luiaglncd.hlmself both tho cnglno and
conductor. After imitating tho pulling
noise of tho steam, ho stopped and called
out, "New York," and in a moment
after "Patterson," and then "Philadel
phia." His kuowlcdgo of towns was
now exhausted, and nt the next placo ho
cried "Heaven." Ills llttlo sister said
eagerly, "Topi Ides I'll tilt out here."
MILLINEEY AND NOTIONS.
Having bought largoly in our line, wn are
now proparod to furnish HATS and BON
NETS, with all tbo latost noveltlos of tho
soasou, at prices that defy competition,
Call and soo for yourselvos, Noxtdoorto
Breyman Bros., Commercial SI root.
Mu. A Mas. WM. MILLICAN.
oct.20ml.
MARRIED:
noWMAN.aARKETT-InDallaa.Polkeoiinty,
November Htti, by tin Rev. J. Jamea, Mr. M. ft.
Ilowmau and Mlsa Mary Onriett, all of Polk
county
KmNOFIl .IMMEIIS-In Portland, Novem
ber lotn.by ftev. T. I.. Kl lot, Mr Wl'limn Kfllu
gernml MU Viola .Imincrs, allot Portland,
HPKCK-WINK8RT -N Orennii Clly. Novem
her l'Kli, by tlu Hov. Mr. Uray. Mr. Ulmrle
Hpcckumt Mist Dully Wlneact, ullor Portland.
HMITH-HMITIt-In IliUcllV.bv H. . Jolumon,
.1. V.. November Mill, 1877, (leoriiP A. Hmllli
aim KtinnnHottttitHiullli, bothofMultnumnh
rou my.
SMl'H-WATT III Ihlt city, N'nv. I3lh, 1S77. IV
ltuv, K. P.Tiiwer. lion. Knbrllut It, amllli mut
Mrs Humh K. Wall, ullor thlteltj .
Tho ninrrlnKo eorcinoiiy took placo nt tlio rctl.
deiico of tho brh'c, KnalHnlcm, anil ataoni; thn
Kiicn'h pri'NCtit rcro Mrt. Smith, need vi, ninl
Mr.. Crafl, hkcu about 70, mother of Ihu croniu
ami lirlile, V, K, l'rliiulo and wife, Mr. Joint
lliUhcn and wife, Mr. O. P. i.llclilloUl nail wife,
Hon. E. Htmug and wife, ami nuvcral Knnvu
children of tho brltlo ami croont by former mar
rlii(!c. Aflurasubrtniitl.il tveiltllns fonnt, tho happy
pair left by tho l::o train fur a trip "Kail or tho
Mountains,"
PltVrr-llAllCIAY-In Portland. Nov. 13th,
Mr. Win, Print and Mint Ilattlo Hard ay.
SPltAdUK-RUTTON In Portlainl, NnvoniVcr
ai.Ml ilia hmuoof llio brlilo' inailior. by I lev.
A, L. I.lniUlcy, I). 1) ,OllMHpni:ut-,or Kalama
and Mavo ltcIcua,Uaushtcr of tlio lata John
button, i;i.
ANnKllSONIOHNSON-In this city. Nov.2P,
1877, by II. A. Johti"Hi,J, P., Mr. '. J. Ainlor
un and MhtlA'tia JolitiHon, ail of IhWclty,
DIED.
VAUOIIN.WM -At Jeirrnon. November
13lh,
11)77, Wllllnill VilUKIiu,llKi'il 4U yeillH,
IIADA WAY Near Diylon. Yinnlilllpoiinly. mi
tho 13th ItiKt., William, noii of Hon. K.U. lludu
way, orcoDKeatldiiortho Iuiiuh.
KOICIINEH At urn on tho pnmaKofrom Honolu
lu, Nov. 6, is7, on bonnl tho bnrk "Icrra Ne
vada, Cnpt. Win. II. Kovrner, amil S3ycnr.
WIM.IAMH-ln Enxt I'nrtlanil, Nov. 10, Mrs.
Knlhor Williams, ngeU bOyrnrn.
OREGON MILLS,
North Mill Creek, Salen,
ABK MOW IN
Complete Running; Order,
AND 1NVITK
Custom Work.
WELLER & WALDO,
fiALIttI, Nov. 1. 1317. .TMf
OBEGON STEAMSHIP 00.
ItEGULAK LINE
Between I'orlhuiil and San Francisco.
T1IIIOI1MI1 TICKKTN
Can bo pnrclia.ed at tlio urlnclpal Htatloun or the
O. & O. It. It., at
Roduood Unto.
Btcamcra leave both I'ortlaniland Han FrancUco about
Every Fivo Days,
carrying I'a.tenecr and Preluht at tho I.OWKftT
KATKS. It U tho only tin carrylnjr the II. B. UAIL8
and WKIXS, FA1UIO & CU.'t) EXI'HKHS.
Tlio Htcamthlpa ot till. Company are rated A 1, and
are new, elejtant, aud complete In every particular,
and connlat or tbe
State of Oregon,
(Now building,) 3,000 tuna harden,
George W. Elder,
(1704 ton,)
City of Chester,
(1230 ton,)
AJaX, (ISM ton..)
Cor freight or ptiuage, apply at the Company' of
tlce, corntr I'ancl Front rtJcete, I'oiitijinii,
no-ill utni. w. WBiiu.Kii, Ageni,
JOHN GRAY,
Formerly la Durbln'a Illock, ha Ju.t opened a Large
aud complete Block ol
Carpets, Oilcloths, Mattings,
ANII
Houso - Furnishing Goods.
Next to Dalrymplo ,t Jlrown,
HTAIIKi:VS IILOCK, NALB.1I, OH.
VlllUI win. ns tout AT
Lowest Cash Rates!
iwpJIt!
Oltl.UON ANU WAKIIINI.TON
MORTGAGE SAVINGS BANK
(umruu.)
Ofllce In Forllawd,
SAVINGS II A. Mi IIUIMII.'VG,
s'i Flr.t alrtet.
I'rf.ldtrtnfSrolllih Ilfaid of Dlrrctnn,
ALKXA.NI)EliaOUItLAV,Kl., Shipbuilder,
Ilunden,
Head Office, tl llank nt, Dundee.
I'realdent of Oregon UoeM of Director!,
DONALD MAUI.KA Y. Km., (of Corbllt it Madeay.)
llanairln' Director,
WILLIAM ItKID, Biq.,I'ort!and.
Tbl HiTlnie llank receive depoill not only from
tbe Uduttrialanc farming claarc of Oregon but alto
from Hcollatd. lor tbe purpute oftarchr luvt.llnf ibe
ame (along with II capital) principally on Ileal F.
ttte Mortgage (ecured uter luprovrd Farm abd
I'ortland Oily I'roperllti.and loatil.t i Depo.oi
and other In lie mcllou oIUuIWId. nd liupibv.
menu wllhln thebtate.
!, made oil Heal Katatei 10 rtrcedt.
T. H. Cox.
REED & COX,
Real Estate and Insurance
AGENTS.
Loans negotiated on Favorable
Terms.
Buy and Sell Gold and Silver, State, County,
and Cl'y Warrants.
Agents for Itccd'n Opera Iloose.
C3onicc. nt tho corner of IlccU'a Opera Hostc,
c33 SAIKM, OH. Mfl
JNO. GRAN fc CO.,
FHONT ST., PORTLAND,
Have Now Onennd Thnlr
NEW FALL STOCK
.or,.
Stnnlo mill IT'niw.v
DRY GOODS,
....AMI)....
3La Ac? i am'
Dress Goods,
An Immonso Varioty.
EVERY DEPARTMEriT
NOVELTIES.
Oct 7.
Sni
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r. I', t IE.
BRNAHD & LT2B.
PRODUCE & COMMISSION
FRONT NTKUUT, I'OUTM.'m),
Wcl fIJo l)oik, corner Halmon nnj Krout 8H.
Hpcclal alli'iillon kIuii to l'armc' I'roilnco of ai.i.
mnim. Lot rlciiiiiviiN Killillnl. Hmo connection
In 8u 1 miicIico ttlilcli malilo n to cit ihu bin
market prlcci
NEW STEAM-SHIP LINE
HETWKGM
San Francisco' and Portland.
The P. OS. 8. Co.
VITIUi IIKItKAVTtlt 11UN A LINK OK 8TKAM.
lnchcloP;n,uKi,or,i,i!;'naOVlr, fi0 ' belW"n S'n
AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
jr. mr. .ticciiakrn v no,
ABU.
X3T Tlckctt for ialo liy
II. . BOON, Arenl. BAI.SM.
MUSICAL NOTES.
GARDNER BROTHERS"
Are wboleaalo nil rota 1 1 doalera In Piano,
Orn.UH,.Hhoot MuhIo, VIoIIiih, Accordion,
Uniionlcuna, and mualoal inerohandlae
Konerally, 0klnnd, Cnllfornln, havo recent
ly oponed a branoli storo In Hnlorn, OreKOU.
GARDNER BROTHERS
Porno nally tiuperlntond tbolr bualnots In tlil.i
Htato, bh wolt hh Calirornln, and will bo
prompt in making Rood all contractu.
GARDNER BROTHERS
Havo alroHdy sold nourly two hundred Jn
HtrumontH In thin Htato.
GARDNER BROTHERS
llayo ronr niithnrind aReiitu anllliiK from
llinlr lioufo In tl)lHNtnto,lo-lt: A. L. Moyo.
Albany: O. II. Hluck and !'rnnk II. May,
Muleinj K. A. Ilalrd, Kukoiio City.
GARDNER BROTHERS
Piano bavA already becoino a ravorlta on tbo
Coaat, It In made eajHwIally for tbe trade,
and lHadaptod to tlio ollmatn on tblN Coaat,
and ror romalnlntc In tuno. In Un adaptation
to tbo parlor thoro la nono better.
GARDNER BTOTHERS
Havo novnral dliroront nianuraoluroHot Or-
UallX. Klvllltr tllO llUbllll U vnrlnlv In 1an
from,
GARDNER BROTHERS
Havo a l!rtit-olaH tuner In tbolr employ. All
nrdow attendod to by addrosaliiK Gardner
llrothorn, Halflin, Oregon,
GARDNER BROTHERS
Olvo a guarantee ror flvoyoarH, rorallPlano
uud OrBnn, IfdoNlred.
GARDNER BROTHERS
Pay tbolr omployooa a nulary, not a oomauu
hIoii, GARDNER BROTHERS
Voulii Httilo, in auNMcr lo many
InqulrlvM, Unit lliclr llrancli
lloiiNo In Nalein In u itcrnmiicnt
liiwllliilion. o-8tr.l
wood pvhips.
Tlio Ue8t and Most Improved l'urups now
in idc.
Tboy nreviiKArntund moro
diiiiaiii.m than anv myle ol
Chain Pump or water drawer
Kvery man who ban had expe
rloiico In tbo dlllerout ways of
ilrawinK water known there la
no way to
Cheap. Durable, Conrenient,
mid free from Imparting un-
irniiny eioiiieniH an tlio plain
wood till III n. Tlmv arn laklnir
the placo ot all other meaua of
ralalnK WHterrordomeailopur
pow-. or for HAltN or S100K
WKLKS.
Water Pipe and EaveEpouU
Wo uiumirMciiiru li)i hi va
rlnuattlzox for onvfjlnir wa
lor fioni prIifiN, hI-iii-, Ac,
It x oliHap, but mil ftUntlal,
J'or rurlbor pnr.iculma, apply
to or uUd.iws
C. A. IUxd. NoUrj Public.
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