On His Travels
Thud Welch, tho young Oregon artist,
who lirw been attending ncliool nt Mu
nich, has been tttivcliii!; recently through
Italy nnd (Jermnuy, nnd disposes of his
pictures nt u l-Pinuiicrntivo figure.
Oini't Do Tiled Ifoiv.
The citizen of Yakima petitioned
Judge Wingnrd to hold n npccial term of
court to try tho lYikins murderers, but
tho Judge declined, not (hiding any
fitatup authorizing a npf-cinl term ic;ui-
ing tlio intervention of njury.
Chmp Land.
Ontninn nnd Tyler hitvo bought 1,000
acres of land about 10 miles northwest
of Forest drove, tt is ,of 'excellent
quality. Mr. T. lias 85'ncrcs in timothy.
'Mr. Jbs. Watt has' bought '.',000 acres
of tho railroad company at 32 20 per
acre.
Speolmon Wheat., i ,v
Wr. D..D. Frotlyiiiari has put 'up" four
samples of Oregon wheat, raisod ou .his
farm west of Salem, for Dr. L. L. How
land, who propojes to tako them with
Iitm to "Europe. Tlioy aro lino npecimcn,
but not such as to glvo an erroneous
opinion of Oregon wheat.
Sonified to Death
The Northern Star says : Mr. Nor
wood's ehilil, about two years old, living
at Oak Harbor, was scalded to death on
New Year's day. His mother set a cup
of boiling hot lard on tho table, Iio
pulled it oil with his hands, and tho Inn!
mn on to his face, putting out on9 of
Ids oyes, ho undoubtedly swallowing a
portion of it, its ho was in convulsions
nearly tho whole timo until the follow
ing day, when ho died.
Probably Drownod-
H. Allen, who conducted a restaurant
in Itoicburg last Winter, is supposed to
have been drowned. A week ago Mon
day he borrowed a lioat of Dado West,
of Garden Bottom, for tho purposo of
crossing tho river. The man nor tho
boat havo not been kocii since, although
search has been made. It is to bo hopud
that tho supposition mny prove unfoun
ded. Dnd X.nclc
Henry Shadden writes home from his
rdioep range, ncnr.Camp l'olk, in Wasco
county, that tho weather has been very
, .severe in that locality, and in conse-
rquenco his sheep havo perished by' tho
hundred. Ho says tho troreU sheep lay
v in piles of. twenty and thirty tinder- tho
junipers where tho poorbrutes had
crowded for shelter, ami out of his Hock
of fourteen hundred ho does not expect
to savo over tv hundred head. Yam-
hill Reporter
Depot at MilwaukU.
On Saturdayjnst a dopuation, consist
ing of Judgo J. K. Walt", Messrs Both
Luelliug and J. II. Lambert waited upon
President Koohler, of tho O. Jr C. It. It.
Co., with reference to depot accommoda
tion nt Milwaukio. The gentlemen re
ferred to wero most cordially received,
and wero informed that it was tho in-
tcution of tho company to build n com
modious station near tho old sito. Tho
rumor that they only intended to build
a platfouu has no reliable foundation.
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Sa-Iiu-Shln Cinch t and Confessee-
From a correspondent at Okanugon
the Mountaineer learns particulars of tho
capture of another of Perkins' murder
era, named Sa-Lu-Shiu, who liad crossed
over into British Columbia for safety,
and was puriucd, captured nnd brought
back by thrco Indians who wens hiroJ
for tho purposo by Mr. WillisUirp.
The captured Indian has been sent to
Fort C'oville, Ho confesses to the mur
der; that he and two other Indians
found Perkins nnd his wife cooking, that
they asked fo food nnd received it;
other Indians camo up, Win-e-cut said
' the Uostons must die. Perkins and his
wife wero trying to escape on horseback,
when they wero fired upon nnd Peikius
ishot. She fell oil" her horse and went
back to him; ho put his arms around
her and asked that they might bo killed
4 together; they were both shot then nnd
there. Moses knew of the murder and
promised thorn his protection. Smohal
la told him to run away as ho was in
danger.
An IntaraatlBg Family.
Wo havo an old pioneer in Jackson
county, Mr. James Savage, of Rogue
river, who has raised a family of 'tbir
teou children, nnd tho Jacksonville Sen
tinel challenges Oregon to match it for
musical nnd mechanical talent. The
boys, four in number, are between tho
ages of fourteen nnd twenty-three, nnd
these fohr boys have ruauufactuied by
their own unaided labor three violins
aud a bass viol, all of exqusite tone and
finish, and on which they execute difli
oult music, having been without an in
structor. The instruments aro made of
cedar and maple, und but rocontly one
of tho boys was offered forty dollars,
which was refused, for his violin. The
boys can make n rifle or a wagon, shoo u
horse, mend a clock or watch, work out
an ulgebraie problem, swing a nick in
the mines or follow a reaper with equal
success. The girls of tho family, nine
in number, have the same musical talent
and are not ashamed to wrestle with
kitchen work, afraid to mount a bucking
hone or row their skiff across the river
even when it is dangerously swollen.
They aro a specimen of Oregon "Sav
agiti" that ask no aid from the govern-
fnuiamiiLuiBi -tsthht so-
day ns Food
Mr. Shcnrmin has placed upon our
tnble, says tho Lcwiston Toller, a sample
of clay found near his place, nnd nlso n
sample of c.ikp or bread mndo of four
parts of this ilay and one part of Hour,
winch utock will readily eat with a
rejish, and it Is claimed to bo very nu
tritious. We offered somo to a dog nnd.
ho nle it readily. Mr. Shcnrmin nays
that stock npi'il not sutler for want "of
food where nu abundance of this elay
ran be had. It i3 also good for whitewash.
Railroad Item.
Conpcmiiu: railroad matters in this
.section, says the Jtcportor, wo havo no
iicumto miorniritloh to present, further
than What wo fiavo stated heretofore.
Tho surveyors' nroUill 'tit work between
.1. ... . .. i .J ' . I 1
McMinnvillo nnd St. Joe, nnd havo set
stakes ou n route nbout ns wo located it
last week. 2Ir,.Kcchlcr camo to Mc
Minnvillo la8t'l'bveniug, and wo under
stand will consult with tho land owners
between hero nnd the present terminus,
rolntivo to the right of way. Wc under
stand that ho hits aheadv expressed his
K)h'oy to ono of 'bur citizens, viz.: that
tho company aro in' favor of bringing the
road this way, provided, thoy can get the
right of way peaceably nnd on reasona
ble terms; but that tho cost of building
the road on this hido tho South Yamhill
liver will be much greater, and if thero
nro likely to bo large prices demanded
for right of way nnd nny trouble urise
over it, tho roail will run on tho cast
sido of the river. This is what wo may
expect. A'fcw dnys moro will tell tho
story. Wo olFer no further comment at
present.
Artioloa of Incorporation.
Ths Western Oregon Railroad Com
pany, with Joseph Brandt, Jr., P.
Schultze nnd J. N. Dolph, of Portland,
as incorporators, has just filed articles of
incoqioratlon in tho ollicc of the Secre
tary of State, tho capital stock taing
placed at $2,000,000. The business of
said corporation shall bo to construct
railroad nnd telegraph lines from Port
land by or near MoMinnville, Aniily and
Corvallis to or near Junction City; also
a branch from, ut or near St. Joseph to
a point ou tho O. Jt C. it. It. between
Salem mid Oregon City, nnd nlso u
branch from Forest Grove to Astoria,
nnd maintain mid operate tho simo ; to
purchase, lease or operate and maintain
on such terms as may bo agreed upon
the Oregon Centrnl Railroad botween
Portland nnd St, Joseph, nnd tho Ore
gon nnd.Callfornia Kuilrond, as tho same
map Ikj respectively extended, the former
to Astoria nud the latter to the southern
boundary of tho State, and to complete
either lino ; to facilitate nnd ussist in the
construction of either line, or nny other
railroad connecting or iutcndiiii; to con
nect with them, by the purchase or cimr-
an tee of payment of stocks aud bonds
of nny such lines of milroods. Dura
tion unlimited, und principal oflico to be
located nt Portland.
The Northwestern Construction Com
pany has also filed articles of incorpora
tion. The business of said corporation
shall bo the construction nnd equipment
of railroads, or their maintenance and
opciation ; to receive payment therefor
in bonds, stocks, ral estate or money ;
to purchase supplies, material and roll
ing stock ; to borrow monoy on niort
gago or plodge of any bonds, stocks,
contracts, roiling stock, equipments,
tools or machinery belonging to tho
company ; to manage and opcrato rail
roads; nud to do do all other acts inci
dedtal or conducive to tho aliovn objects
or nny of them. R. Kochlor, I. R.
Moores nud Joseph Simon incorporators,
the cnpitaUroek being llxednt $300,000,
and tho principal business oflice to be lo
cated nt Portland.
Messrs. C. S. Millor, William Grant
and Leo W. Corn m, of the Dalles, have
filed articles of incorporation for the.
Celilo nnd DcsChittes Wagon Road Com
jiauy, for the purposo of owning, hold
ing, purchasing, disposing of or keeping
a toll road, commencing at or near tho
mouth ef Fivo Mile creok, running
thence up tho Columbia river to Celilo ;
thence along tho river bank to the Des
Chutes river; thence across tho Des
Chutes and up said river to the top of
tho hill, to the east termini of said road,
Capital stock, $20,000 ; principal oflico
nt the Dulles.
A Railroad Car Inoldont.
An amusing incident happened on a
Now York aud New Huen train tho
other day. When tho train arrived at
tho station in New Haven, an old gen
tleman got up nnd started for tho iear
end of the car. Ho had gono but a few
steps before tho old lady who had ben
sitting with him roso with her hands
full of knitting work, and followed him
down the aisle, her hands extended. It
was noticed by the jiassengera that her
ball of yarn was jn her pocket. When
he got up he turned around several
times before starting, and in so doing
had wound tho yarn around him, so that
the old lady had no choice except to fol
low him, drop her knitting or ceo her
yurn broken. She said not a word, but
a passenger, noticing what was going on,
reached up, and gently taking tho un
conscious old gentleman by the arm,
turned him around so that he saw what
he was doing, and the yarn was t aved.
By this time the rest of tho passengers
were roaring with laughter.
Despise not advice, even of the mean
est. The gabbling; of Reese once pre-
j .i - . .
Supremo Court
Wednesday, Jan. 29.
State of Oregon, respondent, h James
Johnson, appellant; ordered tjiat n man
date Iswo in this ciso to tho Circuit cgiirf
of Multnomah county.
State of Oregon, respondent, vs Archie
Brown, nppellnnt; puine ns nbo e.
State of Oregon, respondent, va John
D. Whitney, appellant; appeal from
Marion county; argued and submitted.
Court adjourned till 9 A. M. tomorrow.
Wednesday, ,J.ui. 30.
On motion of Mnior Lord. 1.. L. Mc-
Aithur was admitted to practice in this
r..i
Court,
On motion of Judgo llamsoy, Guy
Williams wns admitted to prnctice.ou
certincato ot Uircuit uourt of Indiana.
Counsel for appellant in f the, case of,
W. D.' Henshaw vs. Jacob -Nosh eC nl.
tnovod foru lehonring. oii,certaiupoinU"
in Jlio case. Taken under lulviAWient.
1). F. Dowell presented a motion fnfa
ro-henring in a.eauso submittal and de
cided at last term of tho Court, relaiivo
to tho taxation of the costs in tho ease
of B. F. Dowell vs. W. O. Griswold el
id. Governor Thayer appeared for Gris
wold nnd the matter was passed for fur
ther nrgument.
Chas. Sweegle, appellant, vs. R. P.
Willis, respondent. Cause argued and
submitted.
Court adjourned till 0 A. M. to-morrow.
Fiiiday, January 31, 1879.
Leoua May Gilmore, an infant, by
William R. Gilmore, her guardian, nd
litum, respondent, vs Hiram O. Burch,
nppellnnt; appeal from Yamhill county;
causo on trial.
Court adjourned till 1 1 A. 51. Mon
day. Ths Cental System.
The following correspondence explains
itself :
New Yoiik Puoduoe Exchange, 1
N. Y., Jan. 10, 1879. f
To William Reid, Esq,, Sec. Board of
Trade, Portland, Ogn.
Deah Slit. Referring to my commu
nication to you of December 20tb, iin to
whether your institution would co-ope-ratu
with tho Exchange in elibrts to in
troduco tho cental system throughout
your Stato and tho United States, I beg
to incloso the following letter received
from our Liverpool correspondent bear
ing upon this subject, nud remain, re
spectfully, Asa Stevens,
Chairman Coin, on Trade.
LivEnrooi, Jan. 2, 1879.
To Franklin Edsou, Esq., Prcsld't Pro
duco hxchango of New York.
Deau Stn. Wo had the pleasure of
addressing youou the 19th ult. We
then indicated tho approach of tho cen
tal to a realization of its uso for nil
brcadsttiti's. Tho formor is now nu es
tablished fact, the latter is being practi
cally applied, nnd wo propose to cable
you, sav on the 16th inst., tho word
"cental," which will indicate that nil
quotations will read " per cental," thus
uKn
INDIAN COH.V.
Four shillings, 7d pes cental, is equiva
lent to 22s per per 4J50 pounds, former
mode; 4s, 8Jd per cental, is equivalent
to 12s, Cd per 180 pounds former mode;
Is, 0M per cental, is eqivalent to 23s
per -160 jiounds former modo; 4s, 10d
poi cental, is equivalent to 23s, Cd per
480 pounds former mode.
Flour This brings us to what is,
however, of much importance, namely:
The aid your exchange can give In induc
ing your tlour millers to pack flour, 200
pounds into each baircl or sac!;. Wo
nro uwnro some grievance is felt on your
sido nt our now long established tare of
20 pounds to tho barrel, as shortago is
exaggerated thereby. Our own private
opinion is that if the barrel of tlour
(when packed in barrels) was hold to bo
218 pounds gros, nnd quoted and sold
for 2C0 pounds, or two centals, less 18
iounds tare for tho ban-el. substantial
justico would lie done, and tho more so
as sack tlour is now all weighed gross,
tue two pouuu, tureo pounu, or lour
pound sack, going at the samo prico as
tlour, whilst nothing is allxwed, where
barreled, for tho empty barrel. We in
Liverpool shall uso our host exertions to
get it settled on this basis if your millers
would agree to pack 218 pounds gross,
or 200 iwuuds of tlour to the barrel.
New York ond Chicago undoubtehly
should accomplish this great reform and
universalize the' cental all over the
United Stales before Januury 1879 runs
out.
Polloo Philosophy.
A badly frightened stranger, whoso
dress betrayed the fact that he hadn't
much ready cash, called at a (wlice sta
tion and complained that two men had
been following him around for several
hours wi h a view to robbery-
" Well, you'd better leave your money
here until you get ready to leavo town,"
suggested the captain
" But I haven't got any not a dol
lar," was his reply.
" Then how can they rob you 1"
" That's so never thought of that,"
chuckled the man as his face bright
ened. "After they've gone to the troubloof
knocking me down and dragging mo
iuto some alley, they won't find a red in
my pockets ha 1 ha I ha 1"
lie went away highly delighted, de
claring that a great burden had been
taken off lib mind.
Bob's Tca.Party.
Robinson I.ittletleld Slater! Is not
that n long "iiamo 1 You would expect
to sco somo grand and imposing person
answer tb it, .nnd I am sure you could
"not help smiling when little fairhniied
Bob, in his kilt skirts, rose before youir
eyes.
Bob, or nt the most, Robin, seems
long enough for such a little fellow, nnd
thnt is what wo call him except when
papa says, "little pickle," as he does
when Rob is naughty.
"Don't oo mean sweet pickle, papa,
dear!" one day asked Rob, ith u
thought of tho peaches ho liked to sco
on the dinner table; nnd papa had to i
smilo down on tlio small, pleading face,
although he diduot like tho naughtiness
niiy better for his boy's speech. v
"I'm 'vitcd out to tea," said Robin,
with great pride. C"Folks.think'Tni n
bl'boyj aiid don't ask ninmuia'br unyl
body1 to conio hnd take card 'of nut I'm
goinj; all' alone t6 toko'ton with the free
Miss Pcndorgasts T ? . ,
"And (ire going to bo' tho best lwy H
said mnmmn, kissing htm. ' '
"Of course. "Musn't' nsk for moro
'an free helps of cake, must II"
"No, indeed," said mamma.
In his now brown kilt," ith whito
collar.anil a mtto of a rod-lordored
handkerchief sticking out of his breast
pocket, Rob looked attractive enough to
kiss, ns thoy received him in a body nt
their front door.
"Ifopoyou nro feeling pretty well,"
said Rob grandly. " My mamma sent
her coniplfgards no, her rcgnrdnients to
you, nnd says that if I don't behavo you
must correct me ; only I'd just us soon
you wouldn't, you know," added ho with
great frankness.
For a time, however, thero seemed to
bo no need of correction. Rob submit
ted to bo kissed with cood irrnce. ans
wered all questions politely, looked at
tho pictures in a pile of old muguzinos
with great interest, nnd stroked the pet
cats so gently as to win tho greatest aj
provaL Each Miss Pendcrgast owned a cat ;
Miss Minty's was a huge gray one named
Christopher; Miss Phemie rejoiced in u
yellow and whito Arcthusn, ami Miss
Hotty petted a lnrgu black fellow culled
Dandy.
Tho cats wero wonderfully well-man-nered.
They sat on tho hearth rug dur
ing ten, and did not beg for food nt nil,
knowing very well that their turn enmo
later.
"I'd lust ns soon tako another tart,"
when tho last crumb of his third ono
had disappeared, said Rob. " I'd just ns
soon cut two more, nud I rnut to Ihi
tick nud have tho doctor."
But tho Misses Pendergiutt wisoly ilid
not tako this mild hint, nud Rob had no
inoro tarts, but was told that ho might
get down nnd feed thu cats, while the la
dies cleared' the table and carried the
diihos out to the sink in the small back
kitchen.
"Shall wo leavo him in there!" nsked
Miss Phemie.
"Pretty Iamb, he is watching tho cats
aa quietly ns need be; let him alone ;"
said Aliss Jlmty, peeping in at the half
open door.
Robin was watching the cats, and
meditating on what would never havo
entered nny other head than his that
Arettiusa was just the sizo of Dandy.
nnd very much like him in everything
nut color.
"They would do 'znctly for twins if
bhe was only black," inured Rob, his
eyos roaming from Arethusa to' Dandy
und then around tho room, A bottlo of
ink stood on tho shelf by the clock ; Rob
climbed up, took it down, and in a mo
ment hnd the contents poured ovor Aro
thusa'i back, nud n pair of mischievous
little hands wero rubbing thu black fluid
into tho whito nnd yellow fur. Such a
mesj ns met tho eyes of tho .Misses Pen
dcrgast when they enme in. Christo
pher nnd Dandy were niching their
bucks and growling, at diflWent sides of
tlm room, whilu tho inky Arethusa strug
gled- in Rob's grasp, and n black jool
was soaking into 'he neat rac carnet.
"Robinson Slater 1" gasped Miss Phe
uiio. " Littlefield, too, that's in my name,"
said Rob, calmly. " Wouldn't ou liko
to havo two of your cuta twins, Miss
Pondergast 1 Oh I don't you s'poso my
mamma'd like to have me come home
nowl"
Miss Phemie thought she would, and
took him there speedily.
" I was some good," whimpered Rob,
on he saw mamma's grave look at the
spotted kilt suit and. the blackened
liands.
"He was a lamb until after tea,"
said Miss Phemie, relenting.
"I am bo bony ho was so naughty,
ami he sliall make amends, or I will for
him," baid mamma.
Ho she send the Pt-udergats a pretty
red uud rcqn caipct uext day, to itt
ploce the ruined one, aud Rob wont
without pudding, or pennies to buy can
dy, for a whole month utter to help hliu
remember,
He is forgiven by tho three old ladles,
and sometimes vuits them now j but ho
has ne it been asked to tea again, aud
all tho cats ruu away growling when
they fceo him enter the dddr. Youth's
Companion.
We paint ourselves in fresco. The
soft and fusil plaster of the monument
hardeni under every stroke of the brush
into eternal rock.
Suspicion dwells innate in every hu
man breast. Even the word of (Jeorao
Washington would bo doubted if ho at
tempted to uccount for a black eye by
stating that a stick of kindling wood
bnlo of Heal Eatato.
Administrator's Notice,
hotlcoU hereby given Hint the undersigned,
ndtiilMlntrnlnriirihoealiitonl Kilwln V. Quldor,
ilcctHiHCd, will mi Mimlur. tlio litli dny il I'ob
rimry, A. !. ls:i, nt tho front door of the Court
Jlmmo (if Mliuiinmnli Comity, Orecnn.nt leu
oVIeck In it'C (nrciinnu nfftnld cljy, ncll tho fill
lowlliK drrerl cm1 ronl r.tntp. nitimin In unlit
ouiiiruul!jt.itf,fi wltt Tho north hnlr of tho
mirth hnir nl necllon nix, In lowrnlilp ono,
cniiDiorrmitrottirreoii), In tlioillKlrlr tor lnndH
uhj'ct In dent OrrRnn City, Oregon, eontnlu
put into hundred and Ulv nere nnd thlrty-nlx
luitiilri'cltln of mi ucro.ns deorlbed In patent
for tho ntne, lue J to tho mid decerned by tho
Umerntuenlof Ihn I'nltcd Bttttesund recorded
in iin-ri-.-i.rm in oeo.iii in inui county
10th dny or Auiriul, 1HS, boott Dlorde
imife 111, nt public miction, to tho hlclie
nu tho
lerd. nt
dcr lor eh, sold coin. Ton porcenuorthe
tn.l 1.1.1
i'iiii-iiu'.u ,invw jiuynnio hi ino iiiiionmnie: iini
iincn upon coufirtiiiitluu of nolo rind leader of
deed,
i.. i . . ?," ." HECK, Administrator.
Woodward A Wixnlwntd,
. Allortiejjfor Ailmlnl.ilrnlor. Jnn'8-w5t
Ouardlan'N Salo.
--VroTICR IS lIMlKBlf-JuiVKJ THAT llY Mirri'K
- JL. ol a lkn4 granted la n by the County Ciurt
-nf lh AtnfA fl flmirAi. 'll. m... u.. ........
on tho SUiiUj il J.nuwy, 170, I will rclt otiiuhllo
tut Hon. In Iruntol the limit llouort-yrlnlJtountr,
O'clock,-A. ,-o ml.l (Ur, th fallowing dcurlbrd pUoo
ol Und, .buloBirliif to Jurnii J. Chwtaln. n bmno
u--ihk iotii uai vr fkiiiiuaiiy. in), at ID
tun uar, w ijiini
if to Jamil J. C
ii Multiioimh caiui
iK-non, ItmloJ In lliiUiiontih county, hute ot Orcxan,
- In oftlon ) (SI ut Tuwiuhln one. outh ot U.mii Uo.
e.vtol the Wlllimttta MfridHii, Tim mno brlni
iitrt or tli IVrr)' rrcttynutj tloiutleii cliliu, and
iMuiuwu na ion )un i iwvinninir at ilono at the muIIi
, uettoriiir ot tho bonicitcadvuld ilone Ii tourtevn
ihiln. and llilrtj.Miieii Unk north and thlrt)-nlno
clialm and nfty-tlircu llnVi nl ot tho Miithcut orntr
nt Mid l'rittiillir iliiin, nilinlnit thrnro north Uinc
deijrit'i and fifteen mlnutei went, tuciity-one thln
and fUt.v-irmi llnki to a aUko In I ho inMJlont tho
rouiity rovl ; tlicnco north cUlity-tUht droo Ijit)
nlno minutes t.it olon tho mlddlo ot Mid roaol, fire
rlulnl and lorty-tUhtllnkitoaolnti theni-o nmtliorly
lnllet w Ith tlio h it tine t etiti -ono i lialn and koi i nty
llnki to a point In the nonUi lino ol Uio lioniciteid;
tlicnca .Milli il-ctit) nlno degree eUron mlnutei writ,
Ilia clitlm tort) -vlxlit Hull" to tho phio ol WjrliinlnK,
tuiii'alnlnt iloicu mil clghti-nlne ono hundredtlio
aerua.
jMil.5w
ffT f. CIll-MW, OuardUn,
LOOK OUT I
Mr. V, Leonard In no longer authorized
to receipt for tin, or to solicit 8tiWripUon.
Alan a Knit named Sullivan, who, mo nailer
stand, Is collecting for tlio Faiimkii. Auy ono
tiliciui; money in tliolr hands do so at their
own peril.
Dr. MIntlo'i Nephreticum
Works vinnilurs. In nil cases of Drquty,
llrlglit's Ditcow, Kidney, Ill.vMcr and Urinary
Coniti!ainU, or Itctciitioit of Urino, nro cured
by tlio Xvpliruticutn, l-'eninlo 'iVoakncon, (I rav
el, l)inliete, pain in tlio back, sido and tola
aro cured, when nil other medicines havo failed.
Sco what tlio tlnitfjjinU of Portland and Kim
l'rnticUco say about J)r. Mintlc'i Koplirctlcutu
and Kugllrh Dandelion I'illut
"Wa hro aslol a Urgo mnoutit of Ur. Miti
tic's meiiiohio, to Knulidi Damlvlion PilU
-l. !. I I X- .. I .1?..... -..1 .. II
alio tlio famed Ketiliruticiini, nnd in
91
nil cases
liiclily rceoiiiiiicndeil
Mm A. CliiM. driiir
itit, nocgnil htreet,
Portland. Uresont L'.ll.
ooilanl
V Co.. ilntL'tristK. cor. Kirat niul
Alder. Portland, Oregon; Messrs. Alirams A
Carroll, dnij.-Ki'ts, Km, II nnd C Kraut, .Snu
l-'rauelv-'o. o regard Ncplirctlcuni aa tlio
beat Kidney and lilaildir remedy bctoro tlio
public." All druggists keep tliein,
l'ornll iK-rntiganuiitMof tlio Liver,
Uso Dr. Miutlo's Kugliih Dandelion Pills.
Tor llilioitinesi and Dyapopslit, ' f
IT.n lip Mint!ii r.nolMi llnnd.liiv, PIILi
Iah It. ( atttil Aims
vi a vivi itiisi tlM"vt
Uso Dr. Mintio'a i:nKlish Dandelion PilU.
Kvery family should not
Dandelion PjlU hn hand.
fail to keep the
To Whom It 'may Ceaoera. '
Tills Is to certify that I liavo been atTdctcd
for tlio last tliroo jtars vtith clironio infUmms
tion of tho bladder and torpid llvor. Havlrlu
f Spent n small fortimo with the bot medical
talent i vouid oiiiam m nan r ranciscoaiid vult
od tlio various Rpringii lit California, hotiius; to
find relief, ll.ivim; found nono 1 iraro up all
hopo of living cured and drojiKid all medlciiiuK
and doctor. While readinji ono of tlio dally
impvrs I saw an advortiicnmnt of a medicine
callitl Nepliruticum, a ireiorntlon irvpanl by
Dr. .MiutioA Co., of Kan Francisco. I v. at
porsuadeil liy my wife to try it, and I v,cnt nnd
bought a liottlo. Having taken that ono bottlo
I found much relief, all. jiaiiis ceasing nud feel
ing much bettor I took two mora Ixittlea and I
am r.ow iivrfcctly restpreil to I-.oalth anil
strength, thank (iod, for tlio sujvorior skill of
Dr. MintU Co. Any ono who may doubt
this statement can call to my residence and
soo mo.
J. F. Moiiiik, 127 Fifth Stroot,
Portland, Oregon.
September II, 1878.
Dit. A K. Mintik & (. (iuiitsf I volun
teer to say your l.'iiliih Dandelion PilU cqu.ils
and ovon aurpoAs all ou claim "from my u
jierionoo in their uso. Fancy thoy liavu no
equal for Dyspupilu and Uvcr trouldeJ.
J. A. KTitnwiiHimiK,
Pint Street, Luatlior Merchant,
Portland Sept. 17, 1878.
Seo v. hat tlio dniKel'tsof Portland and Han
Francisco aay about Dr. Militia's Nephreticum
and lCnlisli Daudcliou Pills.
Wo have sold a laron amount of Dr. Mintio'a
modicineat 'l'io fjiglmh Dandelion Pi Us, also
ths faniod Nejihreticum and in all exua highly
recommended i
Johu A. ChllJs, Druggist, Second street,
PortUnd.
C. K. Woodward h Co., Druggists, comer
First ami Alder street, Portland.
Measra. Abrams & Carroll, Wholesale Drug
gists, So. 3 and S Front street, H. F.
Wo regard tlio Noplireticumu tlio best Kid
noy and UUdder remedy before the public. All
druggists keep them,
'Dr. Mintiu k Co. treat all Chrouio ami
Special Diseases with hucckm, No. IS3 Second
Street, Cor. Morrison, PourMNl). Okkoon.
RAILROAD LANDS. ,
H,Uoral Tonus.!
LOW PHICRat
LONG TinS!
WW 1NTKHIUT
Tne Oregon and tfalirornla and Oregon
icnirai nanroaa toaifanin
OPfER th.lr Lands for rsleopoa tko (ojlowlst; llbo
mi wiiu: uii icuiu 01 iu price id casu; interett ol
Uio balsnco at the rate of sovefi tier eent. mih vmi
after salei and each following year one tenth oftlM
pnsgiuai anil i meres i on uo oaiaoee at Uio rate ol
Ten per cent ner annu-n. iiotn principal and Inter
lit paable In U. B. Cnrrrncy.
Adtscoiint of ten per cent, will be allowed fur cash
IT Letters to be addressed to Y. bCUULZK, Lu
Auenl O. t U. It. It.. I'oiltand. Oteiton.
Choapost Flaco to Buy Boots
The chesiwft nlwe to bur lour Iboii. or t .t a mil
of tfud
BOOTS MADE TO ORDER
Anlltepolrlni-Nuitiy Itone, iiat
3MT. XXAA8',
OppusiU ChennktU Heul, IV( OrlUe UlKk, fUloni.
AUo, i
HIGHEST PRICE PAip for HIDFSand fUB5 .
JMiLmnmMnjjL'imm,)nii
FOR SAJLE;
640 Acres of
rara.
ON TIIK I.INIJ OP Till!
Kit. Jefforsoii Pass Road
.e"
fflttiato.l enetnlln ntiovo HcliMn, In Marlon County,
GPOiwrcs iiiuUr fi.inv, well tlniWred, well waterod,
sot-n Inmroitiiirtit. and a Imrtlen In cultltatlon.
11ils Luul Ii nlfuli-l on tlio edso nf tho CmtoI.i
MOiiiiuilm, nt lt luiir ol It can bo cheaply tl.ared,
anil l rl- hiit nf mountain soil
It Ii rnulml in ftljiel ma! Iroin Halcirt, no lilll, Ao
hniirr-nj drlie. It Is In Uio miJUol a lliL-hly-nt-tlfjl
eomitry, Itli Roail iirbhlmni, and a more lienlthy
reI Ion mnnotlw found. H.hoolliousoa lew roils from
the line llteollent for sto.k nuige, and hundreds ol
.1 i of land lliit ran Iio clo;iroil tor heat at a lost of
tsVanairv.
Thll Is a fAVOrtMo omiortlinltv tAt mamtt farmur tlnatr.
mis pi Kolnu Into Uio utixk lmilnsM oUnlVoly, or lor
a Sol
aril
i
wnj vi kuivuiiT niiir laiuuics 01 iiomiins. inero
many Hermans srtiiwi in tlio lclnlty, ui.l Ihey like
iirt ol llid tiureliaso litlrn. k(n nn nrM ii lu. until ' .
for a term nl jeirslu annual Innuhncnti, at low rate ,
o'lnl-reit,
Ull on or wrlto In e H. A. ChAltKK,
Kartncr Office, No. I W)ilni!toit PI.,
prI.WC.lA.flIBal. ,WW'UW"1
SELL EVIRVTMINQ rott
GARDEN
DtscrlptlTS Catalogues ot III pages sent Tree
PETER HENIEMONJbCI.
OS Corltnndt HI., JVeio Tork.
HAWKIN8&COKER'S
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
Corner First and II fjtrooU,
Portland, - Oregon.
All kinds n( Help KurnUliod. Farm lhuiil
a sjicclaUy. janl'tf
POTATOES FOR SALE.
iiTjiuiArvK Mr3ianr,iMa
IOrATOKHAT fl l'KIl IHrflllKL. HACKED
.1, nnd doll ored. on core or boat. Other varl-
eiira oi points ai mwioi nnoee. HOIIU cam
to accompany nil orders
Kir wimi ynu wanfcnnti i will
I send prices. UasU
A. V. MIM.RIl,
East iMrtlauil.
Jan 3 3m
Itlinownhrno
32-Pagc Paper, Hanflsoinely Itlnstrated,
Ahly s-il'U-iL and U sent out stltdioil anil nnviloiMvl In
(rraiilto cover, No limlly should Im) lUiout It,
Prico por Annum, $2.00.
HAMPl.i: tXU'V, SSCKNTH.
Xr. Snmuel, Tubllshcr, rortlund, Or.
17
HrrMtTfrTTTMl ,,,,,' N'limliers ol TIIH WEST
MUNTHS 11'Ulli:, luM Ut
IflQO D A fVQ "' orJ,'y ,,x1 'ei iw
jUOO rAufisI tlftelljf llhi.tnite.1, will Im
utit, Iao nlJ, on rei-elpt ol ll.oi) In currenry or
p,Cu;e sUiiini. This ioilUvely tho lsri(osl amount
ol irool, In.tructlvo and clean literature ever offered for
so low a pnw,
Aii-irow;
U HAVIUKU Dner3, Port an, Or.
11)11 TKN CKNTH IN rotfTAIIK
A
Valnable
Orngon HiwUtor, bearln2 iUw Orel
bl stAuiMl will semi a cony of
Uiin I wilt send a copy ot U0
n HixcUtor. bearing iUw Oreeoit
Ulty. Keb. dth, Into. It Is the first
nuiiiter ot the ery first newonapsr
oublUhed on Uio PaiJfle Uotit. Tliesa
RELIC!
i
rot
10 Cents
juKirs em not original. Iiut roprlnUvl
o asset that none hut a printer could
Udl tho dlfforenco tMtween Uio reprint
and tho orljlnal. For llwnts (will
sun J throe ooplf s.
Au-ireM- u nAur.ii, urawor 3,
Portlan-I, Omioo.
MILWAUKIE NURSERY,
Milwaukio. Orogon.
tVINHTANTLV ON IIANI1, U. KIND.H Or"
Fruit Trees,
SHRUBBERY,
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND VINES,
Only First Glass Goods Kept.
ADDIIIHH
SETH LUELLING & SON,
Milwaukio, Orogon,
jsil.1l If
J. W. MEREDITH,
DENTIST.
:DX2XtTX,.tVXe xioomxM
At tho old stand, Griswold'a
Blook, opp. tho Bank,
SAIsKM, - OREGOIV.
Zsadleg farckastar
CORSETS
mouto siivisa
MADAU KOVH IMPllOTK
Coret Skirt Supporter.
ItrKor IIKALTII. dOMKOHT.
sul l:l.KllANL'K OK tOKVI. IT
Il.tH Nil III VAL. and Is really (be
nnut psrfsit Hslrt Hunuortlng Our.
. -I mads. For uio fay all leojlar
Iwlsrs Uanufocturod by KO?
a II AltUON, Nov Haven, Cone.
STALLIONS FOR S.ALE.
r OI'KKIt roil HAI.K, AT MY PAHM NKAH
L liervHhj.Wurli.il Couuly.lho followlui de
crlixi I Vkluablu hoists 1
MnofJrry H'atllon, four yeaisold next Hnrlnr.
w.ltlil IIXOM., sired by Wulte I'rtuce, P f
Ono three ears old next Hprloir. elrod br H.
O. IHed's Clydesdale home. '
Oiih two jenm old next Hprlner, aired by Trlda
of 1 riehe.
Allrftliealove am likely and cf Nrgoslio.
out ill u line, itiKe l.loolieart uiaru. owned by
me, llmtlvu ny fine treeder,
111 aro, oHfned by
nervals, January 3, inn,
MAMUKL BROWN.
'tm
K" nTliuVJ- C01l!0,!n "fW.". TIIK C1UKAT
aa, llrllMi Uniodi. Tlmre I. umiuiutioiufaly no 0U1.
1 reomly si ittUjii In lu fttU. AKrilUA. WIN.
JKIt WlUflll. IIIIO.NCIIITW. and lll.-i i"k'ii or
"T mOAfaUk.jlWJ toluinauenci? ThohUhi!
iwdlidteiUuionysUU-s no better sure lor tha tons
jLIii HeiUti(nour proved hy ovor hall a ctntury'o ex
li le im ) 'flisy contain no oiiluiii, inonihi. or ear
.obiil droit KKATI.NU-rt IX1UUII LOli.vilM. we
Hircl fay fllOMAH KKA1INIJ. lA,u. uMSL' 1L
:;y,hj,'iu,;lM;.A'! '.-. v"s j.k
ESHEHSa
.,.,.... sil If ,m J j.ewa e jrv