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OLABKE & CRAIG,
ruBLtsmns iXD rnorniiTons.
8. A. CLAIIKK. 1). W. C'UAKl.
Tfrmi or Hnbscrlpllon.
One copy, one yesr (3? numbers) f2,J0
une copy, fix moninn'i'ninincrf) nn
One copy, threo months (13 homhcrs) .7
SAI.K.M, Kit I DAY, NOV. s, IA78.
rroclnmntlon of Truinksglvlnc
The J'icaiilcnt lias issueil the follow iii( lroc
lamation, tcttfuc niuirt Tliurnlny, Nuumbcr
28tli, ns a il.ty oftlmnl.pjivinj:.
Tlio recurrence of that season nt which it is
tlie ImMt of our jnojilc to maku devout nml
imlillc confission of their ilipeiitlenio ujon di
vine favor for nil thcgooil gifts of lift ami li.ippi.
mss, nnd of fjiiblic jicncc and prosperity, exhib
its in tlio record of the year nlmnilant reasons
for our gratittulo nml thanksgiving, Almntl
nut harvests, jirotluctivo mines, amnio crops of
(tuples of trade and maiitifoctiirtshavu enriched
the country. The resourcts thus furnished to
our reviving industry nnd expanding commerce
nro hastening the day win u the ilisconlo and
ilistrcssis through the length nnd hrendth of
the land will, under thu continued favor of
IWidcnce, have given woy to confidenco nml
energy nnd nssured prosperity, l'mco with
nil nations has remained itnlirnkcn; domestio
tranijiiidty has prevailed, and the institutions
of liberty nnd justice which tli wisdom ami
virtue m our miners istalilitlicil remain n
l(lory nnd ilefimu to their children, Thu gen
eral prevnlcni'0 of thuhlcssingof health through
out our wide land has made more lonspicuous
the suirerings nml sorrows which the dark
hadow of pistilcnce has cast over n isirtiiiii of
our people. This heavy allliction imii thu di
vine ruler has tcmticrcil to the aiiflering com
muuities in the universal sympathy and succor
which have Mowed to their relief, and the
"whole nation may rcjoico in tlio unity of spirit
In our people hy which they cheerfully share
another's dunlins. Now, thcicforc, I, Itutli
erfonl II. Ilnjs, President of the Unitnl Htntts,
ilo nppoint Tlimnl.iy tliu'JMli day of JN'nviiii
her next, as n d.ly of national thnuksgiviiigaml
prnycrj nnd I onrmstly ricomuitnd that, with
drawing thcmtclvc from secular cares nml
lalsirs, thuieoph)of the United .States do meet
together on that day in tluir rcpcitiu plae.-s
of worship, there to give thanks nml pr.ilse to
Almighty tiisl for llisnnrciis, and to devout
ly Ih siech their continuance,
In witueis uhtreof I have hreutn set my
hind nml cniisul the sinl of thu United .Statis
tol... nlllxiil. It. II. IIAYIvS.
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SUICIDE AT WOODBUltN.
Wn.i.iiriis, No I, 1S7H.
Kliinui Itiioi.h
We have a genJuiu cake of uicile m our
midst. The l'loile of S'.vKnt Will !'. i,l!cct nil
jrnui llurrows who. Inst
in thii streets nt
id nml Vmnoiinctil
thr Ak-
,1'caun Ki k
llcllllC llMllg
I' ll.lll. On the .'Will of l.l.t
inoutli he took n gun, .iing he was going
hunting (wiih h ho fieiuutly did), hut f.iiliI
to eoiiiuhumi'i sterdn the neighlHirs tumid
nut In look him up, whin he wan ton nil !y Mr.
C.tcyi he hailslmt hiuiMlf tluoiigh tlio head;
lentil had itoiiht lest hi en instantaneous.
I'ttir li .Mathoit, Justice of the IV air, was
notllliil who iuiuii'dintely i inp.inclcil a jury,
the following is tin ir vmlict:
We, the iiiiiUrtlgiicil jurors, t iiip-iuclctl to in
iulrn Into tho entino of the dc.it li of I drain
Itiirrnwu, docc.mci!, do Hud niter lAiiuiiiiatloii
of witnesH'snud physicians, that tlio tlivennl
ftllnu to hi death hy a guuthot wound hy his
own hand.
(Slguwli .Ions A. I.ni'iiiitiiu.r.u,
.1. II. Si rum i:,
II. ItlNMIIIIt.
I'lIANK MlllUIS,
llMMt'lM.V,
I. II. IVI.
"We Wont a Grre-board tor Ma."
A hoy, not over eleven years old, whoio
pinched face betrayed hunger and whoso cloth
lug could hardly lie called hy the name, drop,
ped into a carpenter shop on Oram! Itivcr Av
enue, the other day, and after much hesitation
explained to the foreman!
"Wo want to get a grave-lioard for ma. Slio
died last Winter, and tho graves arc so thick
that wo can't hardly find hers no more. W
went up Inst Sunday, and wo enmo awful near
not finding it. o thought wed get n gravo
hoard, so we wouldn't lose tho grave. When
wa thought we'd lost it, .lack ho cried, nnd
my chin trimhled so 1 could hardly talk!"
'Where is vmr father)" asked the mricn-
ter.
"Oh, he's home, hut ho never poi s up thcru
with us, nml wo ihnn't tell him about tho
hoard. I guess ho hated ma, for he wasn't
homo when she died, and ho wouldn't buy any
coffin nor nothing. Sometimes, when we are
sittin' on tho door-step talking nliout hir, and
lack nn' Itiid nro cryin', and I'm reincmbcrin'
how sho kissed us aforo sho died, ho says we'd
better ijuit that, or we'll get what's bad for us.
Hut we sleep up stairs, nnd we talk and cry in
the dark nil we want to. How much will the
board hot"
The cnrjientir selected something fit for the
purpose, nnd asked i
"Who will put it up nt tlio grnc''
"We'll take It upon our cart," replied the
boy, "and I guess thu gravc-jard men will
help its put it up."
"You wan't the name painted on it, don't
you!"
"Yts sir, we want tho hoard white, and
then wo want you to paint on that she was our
ma, nnd that she died tho -d of Novi mbcr, and
that she's gone gono to heaven, ami that she
was one of thu liest mothers ecr was, nml that
wo nru going to lie good nil our livn nnd go up
wheru she is win li we die. How much will it
cost sir!"
"How much have you got"
"mil, saiii tiiu liny, ns lie lri miit out a
littlo enlieo bag nnd emptied its emit mis on thu
bench, "Hud d rawed the baby (or tho woman
next dixir ami earned twenty.Iiio cents) Jack
ho wieded in tho garden and larucd forty
cents; I run o( errands nnd made kites and fix
ed n boy'n inrt nnd liclisil rnrry some npplps
into a store, nnd I earmd ixty-tivo rents. All
thatmakis n hundred nnd thirty cents, sir, nml
jn don't know wu'ogot it, chum wokrptithid
ill tho ground under a stone."
The carpi ntir meant to Im liberal, but he
said i
"A grau-hoard will tint nt least three dol
l.irr." Tho lad looked from his littlo store of metals
to thu carpenter nml Imrk, rcnlltil how many
weary weeks had iased since tho first jieiiiiy
was earned nml saved, nml sudiUuly wnileil
out I
"Then wo can't iiecr, never, buy one, and
ma's grave will get lout."
Hut hu lift thu shop with tears of gladness
in hiseyis, ami when hu returned yesterday
littlo Hud and daekweru with him, and they
had a enrt. 'I hero was not only In ad. board,
but ono fur tho fool of thu flrau- well, and
t.Aintrr and carx liter had dniio tliOashnik with
full hearts, nnd done it will.
"Ain't it nw fill inn.' nicer than rich folks
Ium '' wlilnpirrd the rlilldnu, iih the Imard
weie lung plnreil on the carti "won't the grave
look uiie, though, ami wont In.i Iw awful
glad!"
WJCATBEB REPORT.
Lt Oirl bo Taught to Swim.
Battlo at Oregon City.
Last Saturday quito nn excitement was raised
In the othcrw ise ijuiet littlo city of tho Willam
ette fall) by ten or a dorcn men armed with
knives, pistols and clubs, forming themselves
into committca to put a stop to tho Chinese la
bor in tho woolen mills. Tlujy met the Chinese
KOLA, "Xov. 1, 1670. Tho London Standard says: Among the
During October, 1878, there wero nine fw survivors from tho terrible wreck of the
days during which rain fell, nnd nggrc- l'rinccss Alice arc three members of the same
gnto of 3.30 inches of water; eleven clear family Mr. Thorpe of tho Old Kent road, 17
and eleven cloudv davo. 'cnr of aW his sister, .Miss Thorpe, who is n
Tho mean tcinnernturo for tho month Vcar 0-l'cr tnn I'l'istlff "' " brother, nft stiley cnmo from their work , nnd mnde nn nt
wns-i!).32deg. Highest dnlly mean tcinpe',nerel'y of " Allthese owe their lives to the tack on them, which wns resisted. The fight
rature for tho month, 60 degrees, on tho fact t,"vt tntv wcro n''' to ,,v'ln "l0 ljoy8' i wnxed warm, assistance cnmo to both sides nnd
6th. Lowest dally mean temperature 12 " wm'm ,ccm' wero B01nehow scratca from
degrees, on the 21th. Mean temperaturo 'er istcr. They were lmth picket up by the
for tho month nt 2 p.m., 69.61. amc ,'0lt, nml wcrc' v,llt" xt "C,I,C" t,iem
Highest thermo'meter for the month 72 .from. .t,lcir ',crilo,ls I'0,!tion' M. ':"'"'." ,i:1? 1,y
lleL-reei.. nt 2 t. .. mi II, n .lib. MM, "' l'ie. Jf.osister, wl.uwas otuertlian inner,
Notice to Stock-men.
thermometer, 31 degree1), nt 7 o'clock A.
M., on tho 21th.
Frosts occurred on tho 16, 1(1, 21,2.3
20,27,28,20 and SQtli. Tho provnllinf
winds for tho month wero from tin
Southwest during eight days. Jforti,
nineteen day, fjouth, four days.
During October 1877, there wero tot
days in which rain fell, and 2.47 inchis
of wnter; ten clear, and eleven clouuy
Hays,
Mean temperature for tho month 6f,0
degrees. Highest dally mean tcmpeia.
lure for thu month, CO degrees, on tio
Kith. Lowest dnlly mean temperntiro
lor tlio month, 10 degrees, on the 31st.
F. Pkaiici:
Tbo Contrast.
Umkr the administration of the laws of Kig
land, thoso iersons who defraud tho jiuhlio for
largo amounts nro ipiito ns apt to receive tun
ishmentns jutty ofJendcm. In this resict,
Kngliihmen may justly bo proud of their ccun
try, for it affords n great contrast with the way
alfairs oru managed In thu United States. Tho
Directors of tho city of Glasgow Hank have all
liein arrested nnd Imprisoned, nnd they nro not
permitted to confer together, in order to lay
blamu on somo ontsido person so they may e
caic. In San Krnnclsco, hod such nn event
ocenred, tho whole city would havo bem sur
prised. Tlio way wo do business Is, whin n
man defrauds tho public for n largo amount, If
even imprisoned nt nil for n short time, his
rooms aro sumptuously furnished, and his table
has thu best tho markets nflord. Wo presume
in tho end, however, nlfnini will change in San
Kranciico.- Call.
PLANTINO FlTuiTTltKk8.-
1'iom tlio fact that there was n greatdestruc
tion of fruit trees here, in the winter of 18(11
nml I Ml'.', many lieeamo discauragod nut ccg
leeted their orchanls. In fact, the irico and
demand hardly justillcd very much attention
to thu old orchanls, or in planting out now
nrvhards. Thu farmers attention in western
Oregon Imvu been mainly turned, for twenty
years past, to raising wheat ns n standard mar
ket. Tho cnuicipicnco has Ihjcii that our wheat
lands nru much exhausted, nml thu annual pro
duct is decreasing. It is, therefore necessary
that wo turn our attention to several other
sorts of production that will return a good
profit. And of these, none will bo morn sure
mid remunerativu thin fruits. Old orchards
tan Ihi rovivmt ami hitmght tn n IFCstJ col..
union, iny nigu eiuirn-u nun YuvrrwrWTmiif.
Hut. prhap. this process will cot more than
to plant out new orchards. And. on lauds
wheru old orchanls havo bcei) ttandin. for
many years, thu ilcments which go to make
wihmI nnd fruit nru pretty much eXliaii.teil. To
achieved her own safety. She struck boldly
out, ami, in spito of tho incumbrance of her
garments, the force ol the tide, the darkness of
the night, ami the danger to which sho cannot
but have been subjected by the frantic efforts
of those who wcrc struggling in the water to
catch and cling to any object within their
crasp, succeeded in reaching the bank. Tho
exploit she accomplished is, if wo consider it,
almost marvelous. The tide was rushing swiftly
down; tho water must havo been cold nnd be
numbing; tho night, ns we know, was dark and
foggy! there round about her all tnc horrors of
the scene; the "last farwell " wns rising from
river to sky; in the water tho stragglers wero
grappling, in their last agony; each with each,
and yet through all tlie.ee horrors she fought
her wny with a cairn, quiet lonfldenco which
men who havo stood under flro nnd confronted
death In other and even more sudden shapes
might well envy her. Thu incident serves
onco ngain haw important, nnd, indeed, good it
would bo If girls as well ns Iwys were taught to
swim.
lil.llit out mini!' fruit lrr.M wliir.i ..1,1 a.i.m
Kin this the mother's grave Im.hcrn marked, ,, ,,,,. ,,,,, j, f, Y ,1IV,mriU
nnd wh.i. night .omts the time molherl,. si, ,,,,, n,HnVl ,, ,,,,, frt.,,, ,
ones will eiidillo rlinv together and whislur .i.i. i.. , .1 i .. ,
. ..,,. .,. ....... .,, in.., ,.' ,, ,,v iii.iiuin. ....
... . .... .
worKeil into the sou ltoro planting.
Tho cheap fruit driers, now attainable here,
their gratitude that it cannot be !mt to tlivin,
oven in thu stnmis nnd drifts of Winter,
Mrs.
Still Lingering.
NQtwitlutaiiding the fact that the Statu I'air
anil lA'gislr.tiini hast'l(ieil fur this j,ar, and
tlint tlio people gcncnilly liar iitiirmd to their
huint-g, tunttrud t tlicti own Imtinrsj, tliert'
still lill)0'r in our iniiltt n few upicii'ii Imik-
ili cturtAtrrs. nml we wtmhl sugj;et thai thr
IttHipIu of Kili'iii i xeicnir a tittle tan about
Imvitiu tlmlr lnuiim, hu I Ustemog their lUmi
and windows at nijjlit.
Uicil.
Mrs. Jost'phiac Helm, wife of D-. .1. r.Holui
iUuj(htr of Mr. U. IViyton, or this nty, dint
at tier home nt the lllr on the .11 ult. (Ur s
Huurt illm-M. Mrs. I trim had hwiijs fiien Is in
KIriu u ho rgn't to hear of tier death
- Indies, you can nuke o vi-ry irctty win.
luw uniaiiicnt dy taking n Uiwlof water end
pnttingin it two swut potatocf. In sevrml
wcoks they will sprout nud throw out their
jjiien IcnM's. Itwillbrn K'.uitifnl iue, nnd
Mil lu traiiuil in nuv manner whicli the tatr
'f the pirsuu may desiie,
ThetJuvcnor of Cilliforuia lias ifMiul l
iliargisfur tliiitj-umn prixmers nowconliiicd
in tho State Prison at S.m Queiitin, who will
Kililcr.itid during XmeiuUr. Of this niitii-
ikt twuity-fuur leceivo u.tor.ition to citirui.
thip.
The stage Kim, nt Itattltmake Station, on
tile lallcs and lultoii unite, with tut horses,
xmcli nml othcrpropi rty.wai uccntly tUttroy
i A by tire.
You cnu save '.l r icnt bj buying your
dry (ftNiUorilutliiiij! nt Aiken .V I'miiltmu's
new store.uext to the oit-i)lliii',
Soiiip men ore like pu tiirw w hieli n iil and
will bcarattiuiijf light; otliein U-ok best in a
dark outlier.
Tlio Administration of ttio'lliwnrlnn
fitnto nillwuya hu hi'ijuii toll;lit thocntu
with h''.
beott-Slilitous nt tlio Opera IIouso Last
MKht.
Mrs, Seott-Sidilons' entcitainmeiit, at the
0elii llome latt night was witnessed hy a
wry fair Iioiic, though nut large ns we
should hkeil to have si en. At s o'clock Mrs,
Scott Siddoiis made hrr nppe.irnueo on thu
tage, nnd was grictcd with loiiil applause.
Mis. S. h.is.i splendid tmee nud mm elocution
nry Kiweis, as was cwdinciil by the line man
nil hi w hull nil of tlio pliers wiu lead, iin-
eially "sleip-widkiug-Seiiie, ' "Mnibeth," nml
CrrviU of the Iklls. ' Tliu nitiiu H'rform
aucr was lutiiird to with uiaikiil nttcu-
tion, and was appicci.itnl as much as any hi
tcrtaiument ould under the einumt.incii the
luiiiie hung as told ns a lam, ivndiitiig il
iy imrimiftirtablti to the liearers, ns will ns
t'te itaitvr; and bail nt the r n tertmnmeut lit n
extiaortiinaiv giHul, llio autlitiitv would nut
har ivniAlUtil in o uiiiomfortubli' . housr to
lnr hir tlirt.iij:li. Mrs. i. will npHitr ttgain
to.iiij.hi, m ulnili time wt trust thr Imnstt will
Ih oai!r ttuiiftirUlik, .mil that li. will In
git t ltl ! a Urge audit nev.
Umiiao itaattns Club.
Ai a n-guuu' met tin,' f the I'liduir Itnating
t tub Im'W bit ei iiiii i in this city, tlir lotluw
iiijl o'ti 'i r utrc tlittt.l: lirn, 1'. liray Presi
ding i.'t.'. Hi nt ii, Vieti I rrsi.lrtitt W. J.
Clarke, fcevrtUry and Twnsurvri V. 1). Meruit
l. Ut csptaini J. W. I'orsjtlie, '.'ml Ciijitalni
Ihivutivu eomiiiitlrr, James I'orthc, lluley
Pcrrine, and K. I. .Mrfully. It was nlu tie.
teriniucil to gio n siln-t jiaity in the near
future.
One of the hotilc tint .i-ittsl in tho iniir
iler of ( ieorgi'i'iygjii ami then turnitl St.itesi i.
dciiu', has gone unry nml stands in thu Pondle.
tun jail janl cliamnl by one font, Millicicnt
ruduico h.ii U tn obtaiutil to justify the hang,
mg up of trwr.il ol them.
can lo nui on our fruits to any nmoiiut. and to
pmlit to the fruit r.ii'ers nml dryers. Tho de
liiiml fur our dried npplrs, nars, plums and
corn is unlimited, nud the price ouite encour
aging. Tim exierirnei of our K'oplo hum in
raising fmit, will Ihi iv good guide to them in
selecting trees for new orchard". I set out a
largo orchanl, some twenty years ago, and
planted some tmeuty-four varieties of apples,
ndoeii varieties of poars. If I wiro now to
plant out nn orchard. I should plant not more
than nlioiit tight varieties of npples and thrco
of pears nml plums, I should plant out of
thu (KMehrs, thu Icllcrsou nud (Ws tiohlrn
ilnp -mainly the pencil plum. Our old lands
Mil be cultivated success fully in fruit trees,
which do not exhaust the soil from raitingvege
talili in the siuccs Kturcii the trees, or grain
after the fourth year of planting. Tlicre should
lie n million of fnnt tuts planted in Western
Oregon vvithiii IS mouths to come. IJotatton
in rn'ps is just tut iieoenaiy hem as in nny
other ol the Mates. Corn, imtatoe. Iwaus.
(was. i lover, Uetstor stork, and ouioiis and
several other species of vtvetablr should bo
rusvtl iu abumuuiiM- hen-.
i th nursery nungivv literal ilirrctiuiii.
as to how to plant and cultivate fruit lit ., it
is not urttssary tlutt I rit on that matter.
I- X.
IMoher .11, lh7K
BulclUo.
This afternoon nliout .1 o'clock a man by tho
namo of Joseph Click went to the llcnnctt
IIouso and asked for a room, ho was shown
one, and left alone. A few minutes alter thu
rcjiort of two shots fired, in ipiick succession,
was heard in tho room; upon going to tho room
it wns found tlint ho hail shot himself twico with
n pistol, tho first ball going in at thomouth nml
coming out nt tho back of thu head; tho second
shot entered the heart. Thu Coroner was no
tified ami nt this writing was holding nil in
iuist, a full report ol which will bo given to
morrrow evening.
Coroner's Jury Itoport.
Tho following report of tho Coroner's .Jury
summoned to Inquire into tho death of Jacob
Klcch, whosu suicidu was announced yesterday
evening!
Thu undersigned, Coroner' Jury, summoned
to inquire into the death of Jacob Klcch, find
that hu was a native of Switzerland, lwru in
Thryngen, Canton U'liafDianrcn, aged 28 years,
ami that hu came to his death by a pistol shot
tired by his own hand, at Salem, Oiegon, on
tho .'list day of October, 187(1.
(Sigmd) W. P. Kkai.y,
.1. ll..i,
I). P. Luoniim,
llLI-H I). ItlCKI.V.
J. A. ClIAI'MAK,
J. II. Hciuur.'i.
Offlccm Elect of Dashnwny Lodeo, No. 301.
i. o. a. t.
At thu regular meeting ofDashaway l.udgu
No. :M)I, I. O. 11. T., held t Hood Templar's
hall, in this city last night, tho following olli
cers wero electetl to scrvu tho term ending Jan.
.'list, ISTtli 0. P. I.ltchllel.l, W. C. T.;
Kntiu Iliinu, W. V. T.; Kr.mk Cooper, W. S.;
II. Hiainoiid, W. K. .; Kiln Powell, W. T.j
Klla Wright, W. M.;S. W. Carter, W. Chap.;
.Mrs. I. V. Ki.hir, W. 1. (I.; S. Knrrnr, W.
O. (I. This lolgo In now rim almost one
year, nml hns held its own well, the rejiorts
makoagiMHl showing, nud the members feel
wry iiiucli iiicournged nt the work dnnu during
the short time thu lodge has Ken in exittence.
The olhcers will bu iiist.dled next .Monday
evening.
Open Tcraucranco Mcotlnc.
I ho Opculcmpcrauco meeting was held in
thu lecture roam of thu Methodist church last
night, but nn account of the ali.ence of one of
tho leaders, Dr. W, II. Itow land, the discussion
that wns to Imvu taken place, wns not had;
short speeches were made by several of the
inemlierv. On motion l .. Schlhrede, Miss
Kloreiico Adair and Mrs. Hatch w em npimiuttd
m a committee to arrange a programme for the
noxt inciting nlsn to nr ango for tho uiusio on
that ncuassiuu. Tho audience was then enter-
talnetl by a short but ery iuterotiug speech
by uncle David .NeWMMiie, alter which thulnc-'t
ing ndjourueel until Wednesday evening nt ,
o'clock.
in n few minutes there wero some twenty or
twenty-five whites nnd fifty or sixty Chinese
engaged In tho battle, which made it real inter
esting. The authorities finally succecdid in
stopping the dilliculty, but it is thought that
thu trouble is not yet over, Several of thoie
engaged were sevenly hint, onu Chinaman re-
ccivid n pistol shot which may prove f"tal.
The Chincsu havo been cutting dow u wages, iu
their mills until they arc two low for any white
man to make his board, to say nothing of his
necessary expenio of living, and we may expect
any day, to hear of even more serious difficul
ties than those experienced on Saturday.
An Iowa girl giltcd shamefully by a young
farmcr,rcccntly took her little pistol and sallied
forth. She didn't shoot the the farmer, but
merely tumbled over one of his horses,nnd he'll
hnnlly get in crops enough to begin house keep
ing with any other girl this fall.
ilessle Turner has been cciipscil by a Kansas
woman, who claims to have been carried four
miles and married to a man she hates, while in
her sleep.
A Remarkable Beiult.
It mnko no difference how many Physic
ians, or bow much modlclno you have tried,
It Is now nn established fact that German
Syrup la tbo only remedy which has ulvon
comploto satisfaction In sovcro cases of Lung
Diseases, It Is true tbnro aro yet thousands
of persons who aro predisposed to Throat and
Lung alTectlons, Consumption, Hemorrhages
Asthma, Hovoro Colds settlo on tho Ilroast,
Pneumonia, Whooping Cough, Ac, who
havo no personal knowledge of llosehfo's
Gorman Snrun. To such wo would sav Uiat
oO.OOO dor.en wero sold last year without ono
complaint. Consumptives try Just ono hot-
no. Koguiariizeio' corns sola by nil Drug.
gists In America.
HAXIOM
MARBLE WORKS.
WM, STAIGEE,
MALtn IN
Head-Stones & Monuments
tXCCl'Ttll IX
Italian and Vermont
MARBLE.
II ran tli Shop at Albany.
Autlrctsi A. STAI(ii:it, Albanjr, Orruoii,
Alto, v try vsriety of rekctr ry and othf r stone work
done. Kiirclsl atti-nlloa irlvcn lo ordrs from sll
Carta of itio Htsi. ami U'sihlnittoii Territory rrceWtx!
y msll or otherwise, and promptly fnrwsrdrd. AU
work wsrrsnitd. Apr u TS
THE UNDEHSIONKD WOULD nKSPECTPUL
ly announce to all whom I' may concern thai ho
IsmaKlnc tho (IKLUIN'U ol riorsrs, and esue-cialry
that of 1IID(1ELIN0, nnd 8lAYINU '1ATTLB, a
sptclalty In the Veterinary practice. He olTirs to
pay any man now 11 Ing on the 1'aclrlc slope (SOU
io meet him and do the rfhovo work ns well, any llnio
In lbTS. lie puataitccs tatlffactlon In all caves, or
makes no charge, the owner of the stack to be tho
Judceof tho work. He his nut luit n tingle Itldge
llojr Horse from the operation Tor near three years,
'ino following nro my appointments up to Oct. 31ft,
after whlrri any patties wlihtng my services will
pleato aditre'S
IV .11. LIU;, V. &., The Itallea, Or.
Ashlanil, Jnckson Co.,Sept.l!o to 23.
Jacksonville, Hept. S'J to Oct. 2.
Cnnyonvllle, Uouglas Co., Oct, 3 to 4.
Itosoburg, Oct. 6,
Oakland, Oct. 0.
Kugeno City, Oct. 7.
Junction, Oct. 8.
Albany, Oct. 10.
Salem, Oct. 11 to 20.
Corvallls, Oct. 21. f
Dallas, Oct. 23.
Lafayotte, Oct. 2.5.
IIlIlBboro, Oct. 2d.
Portland. Oct. 2d.
Oregon Oily, Oct. 20.
Vancouver, W. T , Oct. 30.
St. Ilolons, Columbia Co., Oct. 31.
DnrlDi Bute Fair week I will In at (lalncs Vlih
cr's rlsble on Commercial street, HALBM.
At l'OKTI.AND (Oct. W), 1 can bd found at tho
National Hotel,
Circulars, wiving tcrtlnonlsls from well-known
stock-men fcr whom I havo operated, throuih Or
egon and Washington, will bo rent tree on applica
tion. snl)um2
EAILE0AD LANDS.
Hiltcrnl TorniNl
LOW VHICKM
Z.0.-VO TinRt
LOW INTKItK.1T
Tno Oregon and 1'alirornln nnd Oregon
Central Kallroad Companies
OFFER thslr Lands for Mlenpon the fnllowtnc; libe
ral terms: One tenth of tho price In cath; Interest on
tiie balance at tho rate of seven per cent, ono year
after sals; and each following year one-tenth of tho
prlnclpsl and Interest on the balance at tlio rate ol
tsven per cent per annum, lloth principal and Inter
ft pajrablo In U. 8. Currsncy.
A discount often percent, will ho allowed for fafh
SW Letters to bo sddrosscd to P. K'UULZK. Lan
Agent O. A C. It. II.. l'ortland. Oregon.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
0IIKG0N A.D WABniXGTO.V
Company
Trnst
Investment
OF HCOTLAND.
mills Company Is preptred lo necoilale loans In
JL sumslrom tMO ti) Uxi f e run J ocr IMl'ilO
VKI CITV ritOI'EHfV and FAHM LA.NOD. for
nietl periods jf yesis.or repayable by half-yearly In
stallments. For terms, spply to
WILLIAM IIEID. Msnager,
nolr HFtrflBlrtet portlan
THE WALTER FRUIT DRYER
JIANUFACTUIIINO and THADINO CO.
oArzrAiJ sToou, 3100,000,
Aro now Prepared to Furnish the
WALTER DRYER
At very low price., Irom g3JU to $7UO.
FRUIT GHOWERS, TAKE NOTICE
Tlint;., l.usu ,v ('oiiiiany nnd I.uhe (2.
.'eorleli .V Compiiny, ol .Snn I'riin
lto, pronouiit e
"Tho WALTER, tho boct dryer
now in use."
J.W. GILBERT
PayN CttMli for
Hides, Furs. fc Pelts,
s21 Commercial at., SAI.K.M,
iy
RVTAULISJIKD 185.
. --six
Willamette Nurserv
G.W. WALLING & SON,
rilOI'ItlETOIIS.
Oswego, Clackamas co., Oregon.
waiXTng's
Tlie W'.ilU Wnll.tf.ui slinusa KiUuco im the
-onj mle of tin- lol. 'I u fairnf l77 M
all eviir, nn I left n lul.inco of $."tH) iu tlio
treasur) lliu fair of l7S nluontctl tlie Kit-nm-e
of the previous jixtrnml Kit tlie society
Soil) iu tUM.
It Is now olulnii'il tlint tlio Vnltiil
Stuti's iiroiluco inoro i-nriit'tit thnu liny
oiIut country In tlio world. In ImToiIio
vuIiio of tlio uroilui't win $9J,;:cti,(XHi. 1 u
Mi fur IniiHirtutlonx of I'urin'tlnic
iiiiiuuiitetl to nearly ;rii,W.000: In 1S77
Uipy wvro only f070,iW.
ljut week n tlie locomotive on tin. West
'lile, at i'uitlaiul, w muting ttoari tho tmvk
a (ieriuan ty the luniivof (ieorge 1'urus atteinit-
ihi to ennui insiii the i.ilut but imssi-il his foot-
iugauil fell umtrnirtUh the vturme u liieli Jro.val
ium stuiie tlistnuce atitl killesl him aliixut in-
tantly. No Iil.iuio is att.icluxl to tlie euj.'iiicer.
, fellow t-onlliicil in tho Itou'lmrg jail .it
temiitcil to commit miciJo by tflkuig n lot of
liieiliciiie I'rtriill'nl by ,1 rli.NHei.iii.in one tloe.
Tlieiluctor taiil it was iiiuughto kill n mule,
luit lie still bus. Mtilicii.e will never kill
llim.
ltJiebiiO! rUiiuleaUr. Jtrih IWrry ainultotl
ami severity lnMt .1 man at Kniiia last wwk.
Iterry elmletl iurnlt ami went to iValctlo, t
which il.u-e he pit into an alienation with the
"wruiie! feller" nml IVtry esuio.H.t secenJ Kit
with a fatal rut in the aUlwiun.
The t.o Hay .W-ws says the l S. MIial
urrvstvtlseveraltitlirng'tluniiythcwevk.i'harjriil
w ith trivial iiifriiijrwtiits ol the renm- hw of
the Umtiil Mstes.
A lit I sou ..! taut. J. II. 1. ,, if As.
toon, abjut four iw old wa dn-eil ui tw
bav.at that eit a fiw uai .
Daatructtvo Flro nt Wootltmrn.
1'roiii n lusiciih'cr who tame no on the train
Ut i-vciiiiij,, wo learn that tho little town if
WiHkliiiiru sustained inute 11 lossi on yesterday
aftirniHiii, nbotit I o'eloek, lire was dicovered
ill the store of Mr V. I). Morrii the alarm
was (ouiutcd which brought the eilirciis out in
full force, who did exerj thini; it was iMiMilile
to do to stay the invades of tho llre-lleudi but
thev wero ton late, the tlanies had gainitl such
hsAihrny before ditcovt rod that it wiis out of
the tiutstion to tl nnjilun, but tee thu l.inl.l
lug and contents bin ue-1 to ashes. Tho total
lo i entiiiiated at iiUmt tJ,"0O, which is lar
tidily eovcretl by s,.V)i) iiituraticv.
LaUlth LoitGO I. O. G, T.
At a uvular meeting of tahish I.olge, No.
Iih!, held lat Moiiday uiht, at !.ibih school
hoiue, nlHiiit four miles ncith of this city, tho
follow in,; ollicers were elevtisl for tho term
eiiiliuj; January HI, Ib7!. William Coctlrich,
W. C. T.i Um lliiblartl, W. V. T.; JUiabricl.
W. S.j Kmma Fisher, W. A. S. (.'luis-ir (lood
rich, W. Y. S.; A. .1. Kishtr. W. T.; Nina
McNary, W. l A. .1. Spon-. W. M.i Klira
McNary.W. D. M.i I. i Ki.lur. W. I. (l.j
W. 1). fl-VKctt, W. O. (I.i II. T. llruce, l'.
v. f. r.t .Mattio .Mcary, V. It. M,! -Jennie
(irvslino, W, K S.j Trustee, I. t'. Fisher, II.
I. McNary and W. I. Clagtt.
A ji'ddler, oveitakuij; another of the frater
nity on the road, eclainutl: "Halloo! What
do jou oarri" "IViteJit medioiuv," was the
njily. "(loo.!!" You go ahead, I earn
j,"ne-stoue," was tlw ivjuiinler.
, Unf and brilliant meteor lij;htotl 1111 the
iufcrtiiwtetrll ltasvvus lut tik-lit. nlnwit half.
ivivt nifc'eit o'clock. I
Raisins made in foriy-Disol tours.
Applos dried in three and one-half honrs.
C1AJ.L ut our olllre MR ('iilUornln St..
Mm I'rniuUi o. uiu! ro (lie Ijtuiitlliil
Iroll tlrletl ly Hit, U'uller Irer.
J. H. MAYNARD,
secretary.
mK ULy sk
nujin.'
OREGON STEAMSHIP 00.
Frantlco.
ItGtirUlt LINE
Between I'orllariil and San
TlllWIi'lill IICKKTS
Can I.i pimkaitd nt ihe urlnclpal buttons 01 the
t . v. 11 II . si
Xloclnoocl Xlntcu,
Stesmtrs Uave)othroiiJandsndSaqFrsnelcoalout
Every Five Days,
carrjlni; l'aisenrs and Fiel.-ht at tbo LOWET
ItATK' Il If the only llns Ctrl) In; the l', b. MAILb
and WELLS'. F.MtliO lUVKXritCbS.
The blearr.ihlps of Dils L'omiiany are rsttd A 1, snd
are new. elecant. and eornnl.iH in ?wrv mnirHi.,
and contUt of the
State of Oregon,
Ncw.. -.'.CtYitoc burden,
George W. Elder,
City of Chester.
(liW tons.i
AjaX, (ISM tons. i
For (releht or paMi:i. apply at tne Company's ot
flee, corner F and Front suet ie, 1'oktiumi,
noilf CEO. W. WEIllLElt. At'tnt.
PEACH PLU3K
Xlio Itiilliut lJriui?,
And in- be.t lanittti of
l'llllll.
I'riitio,
I'tsicli.
-ipplt'.
Icar.
Clicrry,
Nut and Shade Trees,
IN FfLL ASMJHTJinNV.
Sond for Descriptive Oataloguo,
JOHN KZtNTO.
BRKEUtll ur
3IKRINO SHEEP,
rilAKES plea.ure inorrerlinr io tbe Wool-Orowerf ol
.-.... v tivi.ukiiiiiMiiJii ji&iiirturt. aua as
ttrloiriitrtlrs Interested tbti they fan. and will iu-
iJ.lo(;I.LC.".Ay:U ',(AT,S lsu .ntli ctu pof.lbly
lw Imporled. Examination ai d eornparlfon vilih olh-
r hhnp ollered la tlio maiktl art- ruMially linlttd.
AUJ'c" JOHN MJNTO.
m ii ... t. .... Saltfia, Oreoa,
N. U, The lianif ar-d Ham Urabs of the Bock can
be seen on ifco IsLANO FAHU. ailjolnlns ba:em.-
HILL FAHM foar and a hall milts sosih of the city.
balera. September 10. lh7S,
nit. k. v. niANt',
orilf , Unrbin's hinek. uu lUlrs. wtt
SWEET PPrMH ATI
CiiewMKkiTotao
AsarJc Avt ytiu a IVnitnnitl Eitotillfo lit
.t tXtuUj tl4liM &n4 tflUrt om-I IoIiaj rAur.
-! c tMHUntnj at.l Jttroring Tht ltl Ivl4rc
Sr Bift.lr l. our blu ulp irftJ,ork It rich
nluirj on lrrlof uttl,. M ibtl Jvlm', m U
J csny rlw SoU by :l dol.n. hro4 Kr mkJ,
frw, w Ci A. Jcuo.i 1 iv, llfn, ftUntmr, -
t, V M'ertlieliner. Acts, SanFraccisco
Humphrey's Ferrv.
milt WELl KNOWN FEIIRV HAS NOT BKEN
.. ,,T .. . 'u,,'i" ""mi ueiwcen rairm ant;
Conalljj.amllestoalh of balem and 4 miles from
llueua lla Aper sainnly,.Spt. 7. 1 thai Uve It
Inreirularoperailon.Hltlstbuclcleand new and
rlril cla frry-boji rasde by tno of Ihe bt bolid
ers In Folk county. There are c.od roids on bolli
liles of ihe rivrr. ()h-tro.ta tall,
llnmphrey's Ferry. Au.aOmJ i:, C IllintV.V,
Notice of Final Settlement.
ATiiTICK it berth) u-,tcii thit the tm.lr Td, nn.
1 ttrcl lheruttef J, il, Ilublonl, dens.-Hd. lias
med In K County lourt o( Marion tounty, M-.tctl Or
lifwi, Ms tiiul awaunt, and that wld co-irt has ai-r Inted
the mh tU of SouuiUr, J.is', at 10 o'tLnk a. u 1 1 J
tU), tDfUtUilurcl.lttttOBi tkrttd a,.a ttln-nt then
el T. II 111 uim;i).
Oil. Jt, UTsttl tx tor
!
:a .,.
e,
'72
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