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Fatal Accident.
A miner named I'obeit Griffiths was
killed nt Newcastle last Friday by a coal
fclido while entering one of tho breasts
from the main tunnel. Deceased leaves
a wife and seven children.
To Prison.
A half-breed named Jack Edwards
ai rived horo lost evening in custody of
a deputy sheriff, on tho way to Salem.
Edwards stolo n horso and Judgo
McArthur gave him three years for tho
experiment.
Ships Collided
11)0 British ship Millwall and tho
City of Cashmere fouled each other at
Astoria yesterday and for a few minutes
made things crack. Tho latter hud her
jibboom, figurehead and ouo anchor car
ried away, whilo tho former lost one
anchor.
Accidentally Drowned.
On Friday Inst a young man named
William Lnrkcr, whilo attempting to
cross n creek near Cathlainct, was acci
dentally drowned. Thu boy was 17
years of nge, industrious nnd s(eady,
worked at a logging camp and formerly
resided near Dayton, Oregon.
Railroading.
At a meeting of the directors of tho
Oregon Itailway and Steam Navigation
Company last Saturday it wan decided
to build 200 miles of. road in 1880
ICO miles from Cclilo to Wallula and
and tho other fifty mileH ob a feeder or
clso from tho Dalles to tho Upper Cas-
cades.
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Street Repairing.
In many places on First btreot tho
pavement has becomo so badly worn ami
cut up that repair is positively necos-
mrv. A nronortv owner on First, be
tween Washington and Alder streets, is
repairing Iiih portion ot tno sneer,
which should bo followed in turn by his
neighbors.
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Prcparo for Winter.
When tin Winter Tain", set in col.l. nro fro-
quint nnd .overc, often .ettling in the back
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and kiitiii'Vi, causing much mlierinjj nnd pro.
vcntiii"
thu prosecution of uorl; eltlur In
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doors or out. Tho Oregon Kidney Toa is just
united to nil siuli cnn-i. It work liko a
elinrui, reaching tliu very rent of the ilifllciil
ty, nnd speedily relieving and curing the suf
ferer. 1
Sentences Commuted-
Gov. Thayer 1ms commuted tho sen- T,' ,cnl ,,0,I.V d Jmm McKillup
tancn of James Sotton and Chrlen . wn fou,Ml on t,,e Sth i,,nt' 0X1 tl,Q fal,
Dufley, to expire on M.u 18th of tho,of Mp R V' I"""". Willaminn,
present month. Roth prisoners were, in Yamhill county, partially buiied be
Hcntcnced from Multnomah county for
one v(ar. comiucncini! Dec 14. loic.
for tho crimu of lnrceny. Georco A. I
Moody's scntenco has been remitted, nnd j
expired Nov. 14, 1879.
Wintry VcaUjor.
Tbo people- of Tho Dallei must Iiavo
been selected to experienco tho first
biting snow and ico of Winter. Last
week thi-v had a regular old-fashioned
now stcrm, and on Monday night last
ice lormeu. to tno tiucKiiess ot nan an
inch on still water. Wo of tho valley
as yet have not been visited in this man
ner, but on tho other hand aro enjoying
the Hiiiuhino of Spring.
A Lively Blazo.
Yesterday afternoon a dwelling house
belonging to Wm. Cassady, at Coneuiah,
na .1..l --.. 1 lit? firrt 'Pint tnt 1(1
......i . airinn Jwi. fti finn in.
surancc Tho building was isolated, '
nn.l pnnlil bard v mvo cauollt Oil ro
accidentally, and it is thought to be tho
work of an incendiarv. It was ono of
the handsomest residences in Canemah,
and its loss detracts much from tho
beauty of the town.
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Seattle Export.
TfaeteamihipDakoU,ofthaP.M.a
S. Ca, sailed from Seattle Uiu morning
at C o'clock for San Francibco. She
takes tho following freight from several
Sound jiorU: HCC packages of staves,
107 bales excelnior. 750 bundles of
hoops, 499 boxen of herrings, 050 bar
rels of salmon, 240 green and dry hides,
30 bundles of furs, 6,000 feet of lum.
ber, hard wcod, 300 hundred pound
sacks of oatB, 75 bales of hops, 80 jMtck
ages of merchandise and 48 passenger-.
JJttle Government Steamer,
Tho littlo steamer which has been
) constructed for the quartermaster's de-
partraent has been completed, anil lies
below WeidlerV mill. The craft is only
00 feet long. To-tlay tho littlo steamer
will start on her long trip for Lake
Chelnn. At tho Cascades tho vessel
will havo to be carried around the fa'lp,
as also at Prit-st's llapids. She will
nUo have to be run on wheels a distance
of twelve miles before reaching her final
deitination nt Lake Chelan.
Walla Walla Races.
Tho following dispatch was received
from Walla "Walla Saturday evening:
The races to-day came off finely, the
track being in first rato condition.
There were four entries for a purso of
8100. W. II. Miller named Glasford;
O. Smiley, Black Bess; J. W. Foster,
Bello Foster; and Ned Ryan, Billy
Lemp best three in five. In tho pools
before tho first heat Glasford was the
" prime favorite, selling at 325. The first
heat was won by Billy Lemp; time, 2:43.
Second hent won by Foster, who finally
won tho race ami captured tho purse.
Only pasinble time was made.
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Lcgialattiromon.
According to tho Olympia EJuerl
ment's account of tho legislative m'un.
bcrs, 1 aro forciga born and Ofi Ameri
cans, 17 are farmers, 3 lawyers, 2 doe
tors, 5 merchants', 2 hotel keepers, and
1 runsji livery stable. Tho oldest mem
bcr is 70 years of ago and the youngest
28. Republicans are Blightly in the as-
ccnuant, ami married men largely ro.
Tho longest resident of tho Territory
dates his advent back to 1844 thirty
five years. Tho religion of tho Legisla
ture is said to amount to very little, but
this is a charge that wo hopo that each
and every member, by bis deportment,
will take upon himself to disprove.
Another Shipwreck.
Tho following from San Francisco
tells of nnother shipwreck : Thu bark-
cntino Turn OShnnter, from Seattle,
arrived to day, having on board tho
crow of tho bark Marmion, which
foundered at 8ea oil" Capo Flattery on
tho Stli inst. Tlio -Marmion left Ue
p.uturo Hay on tho 4th of November
with a cargo of coal for San Francisco.
She met a heavy gale on the night of
tho 7th and sprung a leak. The Tarn
O'Shantcr hailed her in tho morning and
kept company till noon, when finding
tho ship Kcttling, thu crew of tho
Marmion took to their boats and
reached their consort in safety. Tho
Marmion, built in Now York in 184G,
was owned by Gates, Phillips it Sander
son Bros., of San Francisco, and valued
at $1(5,000; insurance, $10,000.
Another Version.
A few days since wo published an ac
count of tho death of Capt, Collins in
Idaho by a tiam running away with
him. TlieStatesman changes thu aspect
by tho following item: Tho garrison
ambulance team of four horses, with CoL
Greer, Mai. Collins nnd W. W. Calkins
on tho insiilo and James Reynolds, of
Company G, as driver, uot frihtenid ut
vonio mouses mat ero Hanging ncrtlie
J load as they passed tho hokpital and ran
up thu hill touards tho ollkcrs' quarters
when tho colonel, major and Calkins
jumped out, turning three or more sum-
to", ami scratching them up n lit-
' l ot,nK J"0""- Ju 1"T
nlso jumped oil iiim tho Vinson ran ot'ur
his foot, bruising it badly, but no bones
were broken, 1'ho team inn on and up.
set tho ambulance, and finally btought
up against a post nnd vieto secured.
a m l -i...-
neath a IiUL'ii nilu of railn. and horrikk
i V I . it ,, , , ,
cruFucii auu manuieu. no uau ihnjii
missing since niiout tho 20th of October.
In driving down a hillMilo with a load
of rails, his wagon was upsot and ho be.
ing caught beneath it and its heavy load,
is supposed to have liecn intantly
killed. Tho wagon still remained, nnd
attached to it was ono of thu horses, tho
other having etcaped. Mr. McKillup
was aged about 2 1 years, was a nativu
ustrious nnd thrifty, nnd in livo years
ot Jrelaud and unmaiiitKi. Ho was in
lesidencu in Yamhill couutv, had ac
quired considerable property.
A Saturday Matinee.
Tbo Gallows Choated of a Victim Two will
bo Bent to tho Happy Hunting
Ground next Saturday.
On tho morning of November 1st, at
9 o'clock, the samu day that tho Monu
'"ental Mill turned iU wheels for tho
urftiuii i-, w.u vuicu in ",
Kiun. Salooskin nnd Tweone. Indian
' prisoners in tho Yakima City jail, at
tempted to umko their escape. Jailor
York was louglily handled and pierced
with a bayonet, but ho succeeded in
escaping to tho outside. The murderers
were under a death sentence- and were
, -. , tf woundinir
each, and Twcono fatally. They were
driven to their cells, where their
wounds were dressed but Tweone sank
and died, cheating tho gallows of a
worthy subject. Tho others are all right
and on Saturday next will stretch hemp
with their necks. The murder of the
Perkins family, jerpetrated by these vil
lains, was tho most horrible of any dur
ing thCir campaign of depredations and
crime, me poor woman wno was en
ciente. was placed in a pit and covered
pit
with heavy stones allowing her head and
shoulders to project abovoground.and left
her to linger in horrible pain until
liberated by death. Her cries of an
guish should havo turned thoso heavy
stones to tears and freed her from the
death which came only after many hours.
Her prayers and pleadings should have
caused the God in Heaven either to
send her nssistanco or striko her dead so
as to end tho suffe ring of herself and
unborn babe, but it was not so willed.
With her husband shot to death lying
before her eyes she watched tho lower
ing vulture' as ho wheeled above her
head only waiting for the last great
pain which would burst her heart strings
and freo tho tortured spirit from its
bruised tenement of clay, when the feast
would begin. Such fiends as theso de
serve net tho comparatively honorable
death on the scaffold. Tho tortures of
hell itself were elysian fields compared
to that whi:h they deserve, anil o 'en
tho tenderest heat ted, after knowing of
the cold blooded crime they committed,
could see them burn at tho stake and
laugh at their screams of torture. One
of these fiends has gono before and on
Saturday next the other two will follow.
WIIAMETTE' FARMER:
Annual Koport.
Tho report of tho condition of the
Washington Territory Insauo Asylum
has been received, from which it appeal's
ttiat during tho past two years 75 patients
wcro admitted. Of that number Colum
bia county furnished 2, Walla Walla,
Ynkrnia and Klickitat 1 each. None
were ssnt from Stevens or Whitman
counties. King county alone, sent
20, and the other Sound counties .18
patients.
Orogon Honor.
The diploma awarded tho Stato of Or
egon for her agricultural display at the
Paris Exposition has just been framed
nnd will bo taken to Salem and placed
in tho Capitol. Ours is tho only Stato
that received a diploma, tho United
States only receiving one for a general
display of agricul'ural products. Rut
Oregon was especially honored, inasmuch
as she mnda tho finest agricultural ex
hibit from Ameiica. For tho present
tho diploma can be seen at tho law of
fice of Messrs. lhaver & Williams.
Koco3 at Walla Walla.
The following dispatch was received
over tho O. R. t S. N. Co's linns last
evening :
Tho attendance at tho laco track to
day was meagre, owing to thoxtremely
bail weathei and a heavy track. Tho
race was three in five, mile heats, with
the following entries : Georgia A, Sid
ney Rurbagc and Winters. Winters
was the favorito in tho pools, selling at
an ayerago of ton dollaiv, five dollars for
Georgin A, nnd two and a half for Rur
bnge. Winters won first heat in 1:51 J,
Georgia A, second heat in l:.rGJ, dis
tancing Rurbage. Winters won the
next two heats and tho mco in !ow
time.
Owing to the weather tho iciuAiiiinc
racus iiavo utu ioitpnnu.l until next
Thursday tho 20th inst.
Port Townsoncl Item3
Thu following notes uere leceivcd
from Port Townsend 1 ist evening:
Tho steamer May Taylor left this
evening for Tilhtniool; rock, having been
chartered by tho government ns servico
tender during thu building of tho light
house. August Ilartwig was brought hero
to-day from Port (Iambic, sutlering from
concussion of tho br.tin, caused by beinu
caught on r. fly wheel of thu machinery
of tho mill at that placo and whirled
around for somo time, tearing his kcalp,
etc. His condition is ptccnriottK,
Captain Reiter, inspector of light
houses, left on tho cutter Wolcotl, this
evening, to visit tho Capo Flattery light.
Tho schooner Misr. has been mtnioil
out nnd her damaged cargo discharged
at tho wharf ami sold to citizens. Tho
loss is not so heavy hs reprtcd.
Advices from Victoria todny stato
tliat tho hchooner Winifred, recently
placed under tho Rritish (Ing by her
captain under suspicious circumstances,
has been seized by tho American own
ors of her cargo. Her captain cannot
bo found.
Entitled to tho Antlers
Tlio Steamer Onln Mokes tbo "Bow"
from HarrUburz to Portland.
Uun i
A grout deal of rivalry has existed on
mo upper vviuamrtto between tlio va
rious river boats, all claiming to bo tho
Ittstcst travelers, llio claim has been
settled by the steamer Ohio coming to
tlio lront with tlio tastes; timo oni rec
ord, nnd moro than that, Cap. Scott
killed two deer and two geese on tho
trij. The time she mado on this trip
was an followH : Left Harrisburg Nov.
18 at 0:35 A. M., arrived at Corvalliw
at 9:40 A. M: left Corvallia nt 10 A. M.,
arrived at Albany at 10:50 A. M.; left
Albany at 11 A. M., arrived at Salem
at 1:40 P. M.j left Salem at 1:55 P. M.,
arrived at Locks ut C:30 P. M., and ar
rived at Portland at 8:10 P. M., mak
ing tho run, iucluding landings, in 13
hours and 35 minute, under tho guid
an:e of that experienced boatman, Cap.
U. B. Scott. This is the fastest time
on record, and entitles tho steamer to
carry the horns until some other boat
steams the routo in quicker time.
Salem Style.
A Rather Queer Proooedla by
Younjc Bloods) of Salem.
Several
The Salem Statesman jmblishes tho
following item which wo think reflects
rathor too severely on Salem boys and
in their tlefenso wo will say thoso young
greenhorns must havo coino from up in
tho Forks : "Ono evening last week a
party was given nt thu iciiJencu of ono
of tho belle of South Salem. All tho
young lotliarios in tho neigbboi hood
came, bringing "their fister and their
cousins and their aunts," and, of coimc,
their rosebuds. It being lather a sur
jiriso party no supper was furnuhed, and
consequently all felt more or less fa
tigued and liungiy about midnight A
number of tho young men present went
down to the store and waking tlio pro
prietor, ordered oysters and sardines '.
eating, it is saiu, just ono can cacti.
Lunch being over they returned to tho
hall and resumed dancing, keeping it up
until daylight never onco asking thu
women to eat who, it is said, aro as
apt to get hungry as tho men."
When did tho people over demand their
rights without being denounced by their
oppressor J
To Prison.
Deputy Sheriff T. R. Tirvett, of
Wasco county, arrived hero last even
ing, having in custody n prisoner named
l). F. Rutlcr. This individual is under
scntenco to the penitentiary for tho
term of two years for thu crimo of em
bezzlement. Rutler enteud n plea of I
Uuwy, aim says mat ho will go to the
bastile nnd put in his timo liko a littlo
man. lie was taken to Salem this
mornin g.
Tho Lumber Trade.
A grand revival in the Pugct Sound
lumber trade is now confidently antici
pated, -unny oi tno tawmiiin wnicii
havo been running on short timo during
tho jjast Bcason havo already resumed
full time. Among thoie are tho Gamblo
and Rlakely mills. Tho tonnage en
gaged in tho lumber carrying trade has
also been increased. Tho Gamblo com
pany will put on tho last ono of their
vessels hauled up during tho past Sum
mer into service again next week.
Sir Astloy Cooper'i Vital Restorative.
Tho great Kcclith rcmsdy has made moro
cures
of Jiervous Debility, Scmit:
iiinnl WtakncM,
Lost Manhood, nocturnal
il cmitsioiia. lasfitudi.
inaliility for mental labor, desixiiulciicv, and
such uiicasci as nro induced by youthful
follies and excesses, than all other medicines
comutneu.
It it cot a stimulant nor excitant, is per
fectly safo to take, is not a quack nostrum,
and produces results that aro wonderful.
1'ncc, $3 a bottle. Four times tho quanti
ty, $10. Ut' a bottle. It w'U not disap
you. Fcr salo by all druggists. Hodge,
Davis & Co. viholcsalo ajeuti.
Dr. Mlntie'i Bpoclal Medicines.
Arc mido horn the best nutcnsls obtainable,
Tlioy aro not euro-alls. They aro favorito
ircscripUc.il that havo bceu tried and tested
for years in his extensive ractlcc, until now
they aro absolutely perfect in tho troubles for
which they aro recommended.
Tho Nl.niliUTKTSt works nondurs in Kid
ney nnd Illaddir complaints. Thoso sutTcriiig
tt illi dropsy, liriglit'sdineaco, Diabetes, Gravel,
I ltetcntiou of Urine, I'ain hi thu Hack, Incon-
I tinence, or any ilirc.uo ol tho Kidney and
liladder, will bo astonished at rclkf one bottle
will airord.
For Female weakness it in abohitcly with,
out an equal.
For all iltrnncmcnti of the Liver,
Uso Dr. Mititio's lhiglish Dandelion Fills.
For Iiiliuutncss and Dytipepxin,
17m Dr. .Miutio' Diglish Dandelion l'illf.
For Fever and Ague,
Uso Dr. Mintic's Knglish Dandelion Fills.
Kvcry family should not fail to keep tho
Dandelion Fills on hand.
rico what tho drucgist say about Dr. Min
tio's incdicimsi "iNcrylnHly stieaks highly
of them." O, II. Woodwanl liCo,, druggists,
Portland. "All who takothem recommend,
them." John A Child, druggist, 1'ortlaud.
Mctsrs. Abroins & Carroll, wholesalo drug,
gists, San Francisco, sayi "Wo regard Dr.
Mintio'a Xctihrcticum as the lwt Kidney anil
lliadder remedy lieforo tho luiblic."
rVll
druggists keep these medicine.
NEW THIS WEEK.
A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS
At Old PricoB
L. &, E. HIRSCH,
i
i s.dLXxnvr, onuoow,
HAVBH.KMT OK (IOODS IIANH, ItOUllllT
lefore tho rl, and Uier will Mil them Hold
ruin.
Old Ountomora well used and
now ones Wanted
TO lilJY ouit
Dry Good?,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Hardware and Ironware,
Groceries and Provisions,
Crockery and Notions,
AT THE SAME OLD RATES.
GOOD GOODS AND GOOD BARGAINS!
Come ud in ui mi1 htv s friendly chat and set if
we cud t prore sll mjt.
L. & E. HIRSCH,
Griswold's Block.
noi:i SALEM, ORKOON.
DR. H. 8MITH.
DerLtlst.
Or't'lCK: Koort's riMk, oitr Lev) s itore, Salem,
Onvou. nuitltf
"BARBER &NICKLIN,
IOO Flrci Ml,, lorlisud, Orrsou.
au-Jy
12. it. ltUKJC,
DAYTO.V, W. T.,
General Land Aurnf, Ilrober, mid Cm
crul Kent.
VTTENDS TO AM. ISUSINKiS I'Hf'MlTLV.
Cleric I Ittrict Court; CnnimU."ijer ot Vvsl for
driven; .Votiry Public; U. H. Cmiiml.rfMier.ttc. nl.iii
KATivii'i roi'r;ii i,nziNc;i. i
1 tli
1 ulier reiM-dr voiort.ln In In eflt; ti.
tlreat lllltl.h lUimedy. Tfcr l unt)Utialdv no
ASTII
Aa iiVTKlutiroii i:i:om lllTMand nutu.lil S
l a
IiiI'T1I1:T1II:(JAT alike iul.1 tu lti InlUeuv
litas.; niecteuj u-i'ui mi .4.v, no lji c it. ,
them eonip'amt exlit ribw jroteJ by over hlt a
rtiluriitif 'Irnta Tin) e 'it. In no il ui UKr
Ilia, or 1. I.. r,t,.l . I lA'i M K It ll't l(
ll.itl?, t.re' cd , 'IIK"Ai I.M.". 1 il )
li. v 1
Un
i:'jI1 j
AT TflE EAST PORTLAND NURSERY
V ou Anil n tAtve Stock t(
Fruit and Ornamontal Troos,
siiRUiiuisirv,
Smnll Fruit. Ilo , Vine, Kc., Etc
Pmcm UKASONAIILK.
Cntalogiio fn on i)illcaUon to
B. HANSON, Proprietor,
Nursery at Kant Portland."
SEEDS I ! SEE DS! !
Th onlj fned Sloro In PortlanJ Hist dr&I rxlualTO
li In Heeil, her )ou will DnJ a complete utoik
Uardeiiuiil l'livr Heed, nil VI ml of CJrnaa
Meed ami Need drain oJ cTcrjUilny intulnlni;
to llit-lui Snil Stulr.
II. HANSON,
8 1 I'ront Nt., .... Portland, cn.
iiotMII
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
TI1K DALLES, OIIEHOX.
VT(IW II"-N. WITH KVKIIVTIIINII NKW AND
11 cicirant. A IIIktU iliare ot pulllc pAlruniio to
llclte.1, (TKn da.v ami nlultt.
1'rco wmli to ami from tho Iiouko.
, . . T1IOS. SMITH, IWrMer,
formerly of the I'tnilro Hotel, Italic. novll-ly
!MY
rTho v-amlcrtul iwwm ol
..
II V Iim linliintla itriat
tiMtiy to adicrtlso their
ortnlcM Ti ratlon
tor tho euro of Mil
ney libwH'N, hoplntr
BACK!
91 to sell them tin Its we!
DoiiotlUk )Our lietilh
l
Do
Ubllihed rrnuutlan.
liy uvlntr Miy nf thru In
lurloti, nretiarstlon,. Imt trv si otu-a
m iiv u nir ill
ItUITIItDV, which Iim itoo.1 thv tnt for SO Jean.
issjn "n
LATH 1IOMK TKNTIRIONY,
1W Wr.tmln.tfr St,, rnorirnci. It. I Oft, IS, lsn.
Wm. K. Curm-Dear Kir: I liato ulTcrrd cry
much with my lildncji ml IJrcr for jiari. InJimi
ary, 1STK, 1 trrew nop, btuatlntr fearfully. Jlyrhjil
clan, nna of tho ticat In I'rmtdciitc, ulihid mo to tr
HUNTS UKMKDV, m safe and nllalile, u he hvl
Known 11 to cure Kidney PLcaacs hen all other medl
clues had failed. 1 did o, and In twtnt) four hours I
jiMicd four or fhoiralluniof watir, tho liloat was ro.
tuoved, antl tho nrrat rvllef made ino ht n well man.
Were It liot lur IILNTM lU'.UI.HV I Mould nothoallie
t.Mlav. I- I'. SIII.I'.MllisdN.
IIIIMT1S IIK.tlKDV l truarcl i:l'lll'.SSt.Y
for tho DIkmm of tho Kllney, llladiltr, Idler mid
k)f ..iv ..iauv". til .iv ... in
HUNT'S!
t iiirktyiirxam, nrnnv,
(lral,l)4iitn,llrlulita
PIhisj nf the hldnvtii
n'nl n jiitlncnru and
lutcntluMif l rlnc, anil
l tiicd Iiv llio Miillml
REMEDY
laoiill). bend for l'am
rhlet to Him w I
Cuasr, I'roildcnie, It.
i
MI.t
M.U-iy
IIV Al.Ii DUl'tit.lNTN.
FOB SALE.
160,000 FRUIT TREES!
rniii:i:NTiiu:sT(icitiK :t K.vri:.snir. niii
JL wrliial iilUiiiklofnruloiin iraxmil.lo It rm.
Iniontutiitott tl o iluatli ot m kiii, huiln ho ono
toaj..it tut, I lAiutlitiruiliitil toilvMO uut that a(t
of in Im.liir ai aMn ai imiILU'.
Iuiiilre at XlUauklo or at in) (tore, .No. to Klrit
itrnt, IVitlaiid
noii Im himi l.l KI.I.I.Nfl.
Land Office Notice,
LtM (lrri( r. kt tisrjini Ciir, Oox, i
Ot-Msmai, utu. f
NoncK is iiKitrnv (HVK.V that tiik mu
lowing nainoil Mtller ha, nlwl not Ico nf hl In
tuition M lualto II ml irtiuf In niiHirt nf hla ilalm, and
Mxure final rntry theronl at tho iuiratlon of tlilrt)
uai iiviii UIU IMU7HI llliv nniire, in;
Utlllaiiibtiimail, lliiiimttaiaiillt'i.tlnn Nn'.'.Mlfor
tho K. 1 of H. W. J ul h.3i.T, lit, II. I ainl
name tho folliwhu ai Id wltiiiaM, ill; !iild
nna, tl uiiiiiioman iimiii), iirrKnu, ami W. AI
llrook., of Xultiioinali t-o.inl). uriirun.
noiI-Jt I. T. II.MII.V, KckMir.
WEEKS & MORGAN,
No'. 210 and 251 Front Street,
IktHtf" Main ftnJ UJlon.
Wholcsulo and Botail
GR03ERY, PROVISION & FEED STORE.
The Ut of koo.1i at lowiwt niartel rates.
Country or Ji M anllrlUtl.
Countrr Hroduee Ukcti In txtltaniie fur mniillM,
IL MKKKh,
no7U A.JII.KIIWAN,
NEW HARDWARE STORE
AT OAXjIQIVr.
LEO WILLIS.
At Cunningham's Old Stand,
Commercial Street, Xext Dour to tlio liank,
SM.KM, OUKQOIV,
Is now recti, Ing an ci Urely new and complete lUxk ol
H AR D W AR E
Ot Kmry )eic,litlon. Alaa
Cooking Stovoa and Bangos
Ol iui) eholos sl)ln, and a large varlet of
OFFICE & PARLOR STOVES,
V IUi a couiiIeU line ot
TIN
AND IIANITItWARIt.
be iiu
j)1ii
Ificea lor taali or Vi 'rornit alutf cuitomtn.
E WOUMI Itmi'lXTKUI.I.V MILICIT AN IN-
spottlon ol Ida lOKk by nurihaaers. eonfldeiit ol
ln.abl
1'lt y Ui uleaM. both a to uiullty and nrit of
iroo.1. and hoies to merit a lair ihare ol thv lroju'e
or uie iHiurru or naiviii anu aui rounuuije uiiintry, anq
thus build Ui a l'eniancnt llualncM.
nu
will haiu a
OuinnUnt llHiier euiiduiitl. who wllldi all i;eM.lrhiir
aim .ico i otic ni mat line at anon anil rvtofinaij
rati.
I'hi call and ki lue In in new itaiid tul
lit.
LIJO WILLIN,
fc'ALtu, (KtoUr I, W.
Tfareo rents
torpo.uif.
With Vur,
A0DRE88,wlir
lirlBgjt'Uaot-pld
SPECIMEN cflUa
AMUItlOAN
. M Ai..l4BfliScjli
kKriuiiEai-""-?!
wrlll, 334 i:NUICAI.Mnn
auduwninioksui
Tor
l'ObtUPi
GOOD THINGS for
Vnlir (Hi n I'sr. lor IIOI.II) V,.V.l
ifd Alutt I'll KMKVs'n. rM. i ruil I
llfuriluilirii.iriiiiiiiiiK
1 fiatili titiiiMy. 1
0RANQEJUDDCQ
11 llrnittliiu)-.
JiCW korl..
fl.M
Cloth
mg
AND
Furnishing
Goods
FISHEL & ROBERTS
Cor. Aider and First Sta.,
Iiavo Juat Received by Kxpreaa
from New York all the Luteal Novel
tins lit
FURNISHING GOODS!
And lute au indleai tarletjr ol
Neckwear, Underwear,
Hosiery,
Gossamer Rubber Coats
Cloaks, Capes and
Leggins,
ALL SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES t
THIS SIIASOYS IJWOIITATION IN OUll
Clothing Department !
Coml.llnir of liiimenioiiiiaTitltlci ol the lAtf.t and
MmtlKialnhleNKW tliKtlW, rctlietl dlreit tnini tlio
l.i:AIUMl llAMlKAlTIJIldw IN TIIK KJtHTIIIlN
hTATKM.AtiilHUI'KIIIHK IN tTAI.ITV and LOEll
IN I'lllt'i: than eitr Ulore orend hi HreL'Oii.
OlailcaLron's,
BOYS' AND YOUTH'S
OVERCOATS and ULSTERS,
OUlt SPECIALTY!
I'nrenta and miardlans would ili will to examine our
itot k U'fore pun haa.ni( i Ih.w he re.
Ilur Irlend, and the tiuhlle In Keniial aro revixH-tlullv
Imltrd to ifltu us a tall and :n t our hew KvotU,
FISHEL & ROBERTS,
Cor. First and Aider Ms,
Tlio a.eadlua t'lothleri). Merchant Tall
ors and Ilatlera or Oregon. oolT
ohjpest"
Cash Store I
BreynianBr's
8ALE1II, OKEGOIV.
wk om:n now
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
IN DIBI'OSINO OK (It'll
Immense Stock of Goods .
JI'HT ARRIVU) AND OI'KNU), tXlNSISTlNQ OK
CHOICE DRESS GOODS!
FANCY GOODS,
-AND-
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
AIAO
A LAIU;t', NTOCK OV
Mens' and Boys' Clothing!
anh a 11:111 itr or
Urocorics, Crookery,
Hats, CapF, Boots. Eboea,
Carpots, OH Cloth,
Window Shad 03, Fixtures.
IfTo., I to.
LMG ST SiOU fV-n B'. UGT TO
Thl J C Y.
C'jiiMuailK ui t ore 1 1 rtl.iuln.'.
BREYMAN BROSJ
V
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