Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, August 13, 1880, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextArrived Oot. Tho barks LammerUw and Martin FisliWhotiee ith Wo, arrived at Quocnstown lsst Monday.. Amiivid. Tho American sbip Valiant, fm.??.w Y?rk' .wit1' iron for tho North lV clflo Kailroad, Id in Makers Hay. Dkad. Undo Davy Hall, rcsldinp; near Gervais, ami ono of tlio ploncors of the State, died recently at tho ago of 07 years. Admitted to Citizevsiiip. Jonas Berg, man a native, of Sweden, was yostonlayad mitted to full citizenship in tho County Court. Dommtio Exroliw. Tho steamshin Ore- gon on her hst trip, took aboard at Astoria 0,711 cavw of salmon from tho canneries at Astoria. The IIauvkst is Yamhill. Farmers In Yamhill county aro now hard at work har vesting.. Harvort haiids And ready employ - ment,. and there is still room for plenty Moro who aro looking for work, OFrronTHK ItttLnovD.i-Sinco tho closo'of tho fishing season a largo number of Chincso, who during tho season found employment at" tho canneries, rolurncd to tho city, mosi of whom, after day or two of rest, started for tho railroad to work on tho grado. Chanoed Handi. Tito Wehmoiid Houao lias changed liandi, Mr. Fellows, from Oregon City, having bought out Mr. 1 MoFeelan, who was a good landlord and popular, with his pitrons. Mr. Fellow has had experience in the hotel business, and under his manage ment the houss will maintain its well estab lished reputation.; jTAKlKaaT, Cool. Harryi WJntrongcrode. who but for oxocutivo clemency would bars been executed on Friday last, appears to be in tho best of spirits and says ho will not bo hsngoj. Ho passes tho timo in playing on a fiddle. SheriiT UaloS has a Watch' koptot or tho young man to prevent any attempt at auioldo. Oathsuamd rnoii. Mr. J. B. Under wood anl James Ituddleston, of Lano county, bavo sent to Sacramento for 100 yellow cat fish, which tiny prop is 5 to put in the waters of tho Long Tom and Mohawk. Thcso veil tlomcu are entitled to much credit for Inaug urating this enterprise. Perch will also bo introduced later in tho season. Tiioiioooiibreih. lticlianl III, a splendid sorrel stallion bclongfng to W. L. I'ritchard, of Sacratnc'nto, came upon tho last steamer ami was purchased yultonhy by Messrs. Leahy and Acker for 81,000. On tho itmo boat ar rived Julia I!,, a fast-footed filly, by Joo Hooker and Laura Barnes. Sho was taught from Thoodoro' Winters by .Mr. It. K, Bybee, for"3W0. i . "j Am Umnvukd Gutvtr. Mm Howe and family, who have a summer camp about four' miles up tho rivor, hvl an unmvito I guoit for dinner yesterday. Just as tho family wore scito.l at the table, a wildcat sprang upon tho ttble andmtlo Itiolf so thoroughly at homo th it tho foltts sudleuly list their nppotitet and givo tho "varmint full possession of )ho camp until it had satiated its hunger and left. The I.ciunox Hit inch. Work on tho Or ogou and California Branch llailroad'from Al bany to Lebanon is progretslng fluoly. 'Last evening all tho bridges and culverts wero to bo completed and ties placed on thorn. On AVedueiday lait twenty moro Cliinoio wnnl on thogrulo, Rid on Thur.itiy 80 more woro added. Thosndlng ii a little moro than half completed. 4"- " Sectirkd Pomdi. Mr. 1. O. fltriokland, aays tho Hoieburg M'lxnJent, who h4 dona so much good work for the improvement of tho rovli south of H-woburg. has returned front 1'urtlAud. Whllo there, he pbtalned from cltizcm ud tho railroad coinpany $1,000 to impnvo the rovl betwein this place and tho Hoborti Hill. Corlt'nly for this ,Mr. Strickland deserves credit, and now our County Court should add to tho amount al ready ralsod, a like sum. A Cu.isil. A massivo cornice, fifty feet In length, fell from tho parlor wall of tho homo of Protection Kngine Compviy Jfo. 4, lato on Friday night. Tho cra,d ' ty tlio Islling cornice ci'iscd great comtorn itlon among tjio bunkers who sleep in an siljoiulugrooin, and they rushed down the stairs into the Wren under tho impression that tho building was falling. It was a fortunate circumttaiice that t'lu O'lrntoi did ut)t full during tho occuptnoy of tho parlor on tlio regulir moating nights. t-i ' (Jekroo. Manaic-'r Bcil, ol tho Orego uian Hallway Companylimited, has expressed bis intention of issuing InU-.faro rates, pver its lino of railroads'dunng tits continuance nf the ModiantcV Fair in this city to all who desire to attuii 1 tho secon 1 annual exhibit of the as Hoclation, which takes plica in October next. If other corporitlons do llkowiw there will b an iininmso attendance, ivnl tho (nervate of trivel will moro than oo-npoasata for tlio re duction in price. Acquitted. Tho two young men, Hsrt nnd A'len, nfter undergoing threo trials f.r robbery, were late on Tbur.day night a'-quit-tod and diliareed from arreit. Tin jury mi the list trial, at first, were twnly divided a to tho guilt or innocence of the accme I, but -f..... imllntin" for ievei al hours, the twelve otosof no. guilty wire found and such a J verdict rendered. One .of tlio jurymen yes Unity stated that he u-Iieved tlrcm guiltyv but that the testimony adduced was cot aulj ficisntlv strong to jouvict. - V . a a.. ai. !. touau in ihv ? ""Friday inoniTug;"ar Cs'ptiin Ben Johnson was backing the steamer Oazello from tho slip between Wm. Hume's cannery and Wil on Jt Fisher's store, at Astoria, he obierved large object rising aud sinking as the effect of the di.turbince of the wattr by tlio steam er's patldle, It being nearly low water. Ou clnser examination It was found to be the, body of a man. Sununouiug others to Ins assistance, Captain JohntSa succeedtd in re covering it, on 1 the corpse was immediately recogniztd as that of Joseph Anderson, a 'longshoreman, familiarly and well known as "old Joe." Tho body was conveyed ou a stretcher to Franklin's undertaker shop, and the coroner noti6ed. Anderson's usual avo cation was that of sUvedoring, but during the last season bad been fishing for Megler & Co. He was last seen live on Sunday last, and had been drinking. It is supposjd that bo accidentally fell into tho water and was drowned. Anderson was much respected iy bis telle r-workmen, by whom be was yester day buried. The authorities at Port Townsend refused to allow the Tain 0"ShauUr to unload fifteen tons of giant powder detined for Victoria, CHARGES QN INVOICES. The . : t VT- Rale '!er the Invoicing of Imported nertaandise o be Enforced. Collector Kelly, of tho Custom House, has received a circular stating that the attention of tho Treasury Department has been drawn to the fact. that notwithstanding tho notices which bavo been published of the reouiro tncnts of tho law relating to the invoicing of uiuurtcu morcuanuisc, invoices are still oc casionally presented to Collectors of Customs, which do not specify tho charges to be in cluded under section 2.007 of tlio Revised Statutes iu estimating tho dutiable value of such morcliamlfae. All such dutiable charges nuiat bo inserted in invoices, independent of tue price ui mo gmus, ami me ucpmmcni in 1877 decided that if charges went not ml Jed In tho Invoice, and tho golds "were not ox prc!sedaalrcoonboard,"it was fio duty of tho Appraiser to ndd such charge , and not to be authorized to accept any of ur cvidenco that the same aro included, than a specifica tion thereof in tho luvoico, or .in explicit statement in that document tin- tho goods werq purchased "frco on board," i r that tho ptice or valne specified included ' o charges. As it anncarcd. that a summary i .lorceuicnt of this rulo would inflict loss" iu a'ns in which It had been tlio custom to rc,)n,l certain charges as inolml'd in the invoiuu valuo, Col lectors wcro advittd that when tho price paid, Included charges for picking and carting, in voices might, for a limited time, bo accepted as correct and authority given for tho accept anco of corroctcd invoices in certain cases. Thodcjiartmcntls now of tho uplulou that sufficient notico has boon given of the require ments' of the law, and Ml such corrected in voices prcsontod after October 1st. will bo de clined' acceptance, and thereafter dntiablo charcca will bo added, and duties, rrmilar and additional, assessed, in nil cases in which the invoice presented docs' not s eclfy such charges or explicitly stato"1 that the luvoico price in- ciuuos tnein. THE TKICil'EK. The ProaTamnic for lae Tournament Next eaie ruber altUleu. WEDNESDAY, SEtTEMDEII 20. ' Crlass ball shooting by teams Purse $100) is iiriio cju J u pnzo o oix men shall constitute a team, each man to shoot IS shoU. Shooters using cylinder bora guns to shont 18 yards from trap thoso using choko bo.-e guns i snoot -.1 ywrus irom trap. lhch team shall furnish its own trap and balls. Tlio trap used shall be tho Bogirdua trap wmi scroons. Tlio balls useifshall bo tho usual slzo. Tho ontrance fro shall bo 15 per cont. for cacn team. Four teams to enter. Kntrics to close Tuesday, September 28, at 4 X'. .11. Tho Bogardus rulos to govern. TirnnaniY .fi-rrunvii fjt Hide thootlng by teams Purso '8100 1 1st pnza fio f seconu pure tu.. Six men ihall constitute a team. Kncli man to shoot 10 shots, 'olMiand, with any open-sighted rijlo not over 14 pounds weight, uuyaiiis instance. Crredmoor targets shall Im used, which will bo furnished by the committee Tho ontrauco shall bo IS per cont, for etch team, Four tuams to enter. Kntrics to closo WoJncslay, September 29, ate P. M. Tlio Croedmoro rules' to govern. Rrlea.rtl from Cailodr. Yesterday tho man J. J, Kelly, who somo mouths ago wai arrested for robbing an old man named Btkui, of Hood river; of a con alderablfi amount at money whila ha wu sleen. incltC alierth ou board, Iho river stoamer Wido West, Has sot at liberty on bis own recognizance by Jmlgo stotl, or the Circuit Court. Kelly iwai imlictcd by the Grand Jury some time ago, but owing to tho absenco of L. H. MoBeau, the principal witness for the prosecution, the trial has, .been put olT from lime to 'timer McBcan occupied a lierth in the state room with Bakus at the time and mw Kelly going through t'io old luanjs clothes. .MclM.au is now at work somowherd on trio lino of tho North Pacitloload, and the inabil ity to procure his proieneo in court, and the fact that tho prisoner was and ha 1 been riady for trial for somo time, resulted n bis boing discharged from custody to appear when wanted. It is safo to say that if Kelly is guilty that when wanted ho will appear in somo other part of the country. The Columbia. Tlio freight brought by the new steamihlp Columbia has all been'disoharftd, and paint era are now at, work pn the vessel prepnrator)' to her beinf put on the route botween hero and San Francisco. In a few days the steam ship can be Inspected by the public and a'l opportunity given it to witness the handsom est and finest! ocean palaco over coming to this port Tue. steamship Elder will malo one moro trip to this city consequent upon the delay experieuecd jng:ttinz tlio Columbia ready for servlee,'and leaves San l'rnno'son to-morrow. The'da'b nf the-Colnmbla's de parture has not lwoh' fixd yet, but it wil) bo In time for the vosscl t take thaKlder'spUco on tho regular sailing dato from Californu. 'Ul JUl First Oteam-boat Company on the Clyde. In 1815 the first joint-stock steam naviga tion company iii'Britaln was. foiiud at Hum Jarton, to run tho Duke of Wellington bo- ttreeivtliat tow n and ulasgow, 1 ids was the first steam-boat wjuch naije, any pretensions to conipe'tVwith' the old-established 'inethuds for Uie conveyanceof goods- and passeogers. "As compared with theinodemsteam-Yessels. tCo I)uke uiaywell bojooked npon as a thing utiedgJ'KO'fiea'i-U.tb0 deed of oo-partenr' binding. the abareboldera to furnish her with the engiuo 'of at least 12-horso power;' but limited as was her capabilities, she was for two or three years more than sufficient for tho small trade then existing." Ono trip up and down was performed in the day, the fare each way being 3s. ami 2a. Tempore muUntur, as every tourist to Scotland knows; dozens of steamers sail down and up tho Clyde daily to and from all parts of the world, and ono can get all the luxuries of one of the palatial river steamers 80 miles for 6d. Tho progress dnr-iiiL- the nast 30 Years has been at the biubest pressure; we seem to have leaped at once from darkness to light. MacmilUn's Magazine. A good deal of humor is just in the simpli city of a reply. A London tourist met a young woman going to the kirk, amj, s was not uu usual, she was carrying her boots iu ber hands, trudging along barefoot. "My girl." he oald, "is it customary for all the people in these parts to go barefoot!" "I'airtly they do," said the girl, ."and pairtly they mind their own business." WILLAMETTE FAEM.ER: PORTLAND, .OREGON, AUGUST $! 1880. Where the Joke Was. On a Michigan Central train the other day won a passenger who had lost his right arm. Seon after tho train had pulled out of Detroit, ho began talking with those around him in regard to the political candidates, claiming to have served under both. This led somo one to ask him how and where ho lost bis arm, and ho replied t "I was down In the Wilderness. Wo wero charging tho enemy's line. A bullet struck my arm, crushed tho bone, and I fell Uncon scious. When I was restored to conscious ncss, I was in tlio bands of the Confederates Indeed, a soldier was going through my pock ets. When bo discovered that I was nlivo ho was about to bayonet mo but a corporal sprang forward, knocked tho wretch down and saved my life." Whilo bo was tcllinc this a man with bis left arm gone had risen from bis scat and camo nearer, and aa tho other finished ho bent for ward and said i ' ' "I am that very corporal! I remember tho incident as !( it happened only yesterday, I had you conveyed to nn old log bam over on theright." .. La, .. l.i. 1 I. a .. bracol Thank heavens Ihat 1 havo found y out. How camo you hcrot "I havo been to Detroit to bo treated for cancer, but there Is no longer any hope. I nm going homo to go to tho poor house, and thcro end my days. I haven't a shilling or a fnend." "And I am going to tho poor house as well," replied tho other. "I have consumption, mid as I am penniless, I must go and dio among paupers." Then they embraced somo moro and seemed to weep. One passenger fished up half a dol lar and passed his hat, and in five minutes a collection amounting to 8.1.50 was divided lie tween them. Kvcrybody said it was a shamo, and ono old man seemed willing to adopt them both if they would go on to Illinois. But they didn't they got off at Dearborn, and it was n quarter of an hour after beforo a com mercial drummer dared make tho statement that both chaps lived in Detroit, both lost their arms by accident, and that thoy had played tho samo game over and over on every railroad in tho State. Detroit Frco Press. How Lone Bees Live. A correspondent of tho Western Honey Bee gives tho following result of an experi ment made to ascertain the duration of life in beesi "I thought I would satisfy myself in regard to the llfo of tho bco Iu tho height of tho working season. I had a stand of tho littlo b ack bees, of tho genuine stingers, and nn tho morning f May 30th I killed tho queen, and by carefully looking through their hivo I found one black drono and destroyed that on tho evcn!n of tho samo day. I put in a coll for a yellow queen on tho 2d o! Juno. S'io was hatoheil ont and there were a few yellow bees iu tho hivo on tho 30th, in just twenty-one days from thy timo tho eggs wero deposited. On tho 7th of July, a few yellow bees wcro to lo seen playing around tho hivo, and on tho 13th day of July, just fourteen days from the timo tho yellow bees wcro hatched nut, a fow wero seen at work with tho black bees. Now any ono can seo that if tho yellow bees wcro hatched in twonty-ono days, tho last blick liecs wcro alt nut by tho 30th of Juno, and if the yellow bees went to work on the 12th of July, tho last of tho black liecs must "liavo gono to work on 1110 4111 of July, making fourteen days from tho time they wero hatched, unlets onb will goto work sooner than tho other. This stand contained nothing but black bees, when the black queen was destroyed; on the 18th of July, just forty nine days from tho time the black queen was destroyed, thcro was not a black bco to be seen about the hive. I opened it. Not ono was to le seen iusido. Now I Jcnow that the liecs will lire longer at other seasons of the year, ami I thought this would bo a good chanco to test tho height of tho working season. The hivo was examined every day during tho wholo time, so that no mistake mleht lo mado. From tho aboro It will be seen that tho lifetime of a honey bee, in the busiest working season is but fpur weeks or iwcmy-cigui nays. Titr.'following from tho Mark Lano Express should bo especially read by those w ho take exception to tho efforts being mado to improve our cattloi "Americans have done more for the rank and file of their common native breeds in tho lait five years, than I'nglish farmers havn done for their rank and file luring tho last twenty years. If any one iloubti this let him go and look at a lot of imported American beasts, and then go to the fairs mid markets of any part of tho coun trywith tho exception of certain breading districts mid draw his own conclusions. Of course tho United States cat tla we now re ceive are the best they have to send, quite the pick of tlicin markets; but five years ago they hal few, if any, as good to send. A things are going on now, the cattle of Col orado and Texas will be a long way ahead of our ordinary cattle in ten years' time. Tlio honied stock to be found in Summer in the New Forrest, in Hampshire, would lie a dis grace to Montana itself." i ' When they shiar in Amtralia, they mean business, as may be imagined w hen tho flocks aggregate over two hundred thouiaud. There are somo men there proprietors of more than half a million sheep. Edoes A: Co., of New South W ales, upon one of their sheep farms at Burrawang, liad a sheep-shearing which lasted ten w eeks and was concluded early In December, during which timo no leas than 200,123 sheep wero shorn! To do this work IUU slieana), in addition to the "station hands," were employed, and in a single day 8,310 sheep were deprived cf their fleeces. The aggregate veld was 2,515 bales, the gross weight ol which was 400 tons. Un previons occasions the sanie parties have shorn over 214,000 sheep; but tno present bss been the largest amount of wool ever produced at a single shearing. A Detroit boy hammered a railroad signal torpedo ou his knee. It exploded, and took his leg with it iw,s-ium-uiiKu imiiua, iuv us ""IJi.,. Bsaktnc Boom of BUbbtni, Pott Coaray. CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 3, 1880. Messrs. J; McCrackcn k Co., Portland, Oregon Gentlemen i ,Aftcr having thor oughly tested S. II. Kennedy's ''Special Sheep Dip," I take pleasure in stating that I havo found it to possess all the merits claimed for it, being perfectly safe and effective, used at any season of tlio year. Mr. Kennedy has dono tho sheep interests of tlio country a great service in placing this Y"!&. . At h.Ofel.t AAA A A t 1 m. . .f a. Dip on the market as a safe insurance agal tho most dreaded of all diseases. "Scab." i inst and in mv opinion is entitled to tho cneournrc ment and support of tho sheep owners of tlio country. All who haW used this remedy in this vicinity will testify to iu merits. Very respectfully, , (Signed) M. K. Post. In regard to tho altovo we would stato that Mr. S. II. Kennedy, proprietor of tho nbovo named sheep dip, arrived on tho last stoamer from California, and will remain in our Stato somo weeks. During his stay ho will per sonally superintend tho, curing of scab in sheep by tho uto of his "Special Dip." Mr. Kennedy is nt present iu Wasco county, and intends visiting Umatilla county, and any one who dc'sircs to communicato with him can do so by addressing his agents, J. McCrakcu & Co., Portland, who aro Informed as to his Let thoso who desiro to ctedi Hu-t a))))ra- - --.-' tho scab from their flocks aildr: Kennedy. FisltEL k Hoderts aro the lead! chants oi roruami in tho lino or cl gents underwear and lints and caps, whe stock Is always cotnplcto, inaiuifac(,afcl for their trado of goods selected for thcniU'rom the first manufacturers In tho world, and their store is ono of tho most substantial, roomy and cotnplcto establishments in PoRMand. They pay especial attention to making ufsults to order for their customers. They aro to bo found on tho corner of First and Yamhill streets. Mr. Bobf rts is at present traveling in Kngland and Scotland selecting goods and looking after business interests. I.s refcronco to tho statement that pocket handkerchief dresses havo bcootuo fashiouable iu Knglish society, It is suggested that this is too true, and that somo of tho dresses do not afford much moro covering than two or three handkerchiefs would. A Boston theatrical company recently played a scene laid In a church so naturally that to many of tho audienco it seemed so real that they went to sleep. In the Whole Hlttorr of Mrdlelnr No preparation has ever performed such marvellous cures, or maintained so wido a reputation, oa Aycr's Cherry Pectoral, which is recognized as tho world's remedy for all diseases of tho throat and lungs. IU long continued scries of wonderful cures in -all climates has made it universally known as 'a safo and reliable agent to employ. Against ordinary colds, which aro tho forerunners of moro serious disorders, it acts speedily and surely, always rcliovinil suffering, and often saving lifo. Tho protection it affords, by its timely uso in throat and chest disorders, makes it an invaluable remedy to Ik kept always on hand in every homo. No person c.ah afford to Iki without It. and those who have onco used it never will. From their knowlcduo of its composition and effects. physicians use tho Cherry Pectoral extensively in their practice, ana clergymen recommend it. It is alxolutely certain in Its remedial effects, and will always cure where cures aro possible. For sale by all dealers. 1 Ansuit I'lowrr, Tho immenso sale and groat popularity of urecna August flower in an towns and villa ges in the civilized world has cahsed many imitators to adopt similar names, expecting to loan and harvest for themselves at the cxpenso of the nlllictcd. This medicino was Introduc ed in 1 603, ami for tho euro of Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaint, with their effects, ouch as Sour Stomach, Costiveness, Siok Stomach, Sick Headache, Iudlgost'oii' Palpitation of tho Heart, vertigo, etc., etc., it never has fail ed to our knowledge Three doses will re lieve any case of Dyspepsia. Two million tat tle sold last year, Price 73 cenU. Samples 10 cuuU. ' .!MYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE. thi: ;ui:.it :tiUH KMT.nr. TRADC MARK An unUlllnr rrm-TRAOl MARK wij lur rnninfti Waknru,8penn torrhea. lmotenejr aiulallillMuvallut follow, as route nutnes of Dull- AliUKi; MLOMOf sirmory. unirensi Lualtuifo, Kin Id tlia ljark. blinntu B(f Oil TAIIIB.'X vi.lan, IrcmiAfTll TAIIII. lurouiu Uiiv, miu ininy other alwwuvs Ihsl Ind 10 In hlly, or Oon.unitlnn, and a prcnutur imt, til Kull rtlniUr in our ptinphlct, wlili.li ilinlrt to iul trot Lr will to tierv one. Tlio Hkx Iflo llcllclne l wiM bv sll f mu-sl.U st Si ir nsckaur. or six for S.S. or 111 Ls sent f rvs by mall on receipt ol the niomty, by uliUretdnir THI'. UKtY .llflllriaK '. No. io lit. inn kv jiii.k, utrnuiir, met-. XJSoU ky sll Dnv.-l.li. Jul)y r you ! 4 1 UlUt4M. or i.i- j.a. m.li7lh.Ulnn I.ntoiuu, 'orrrinQ JCHIT UUlV ' A tuDtiUntisnil uso dui. tov mLI t.i.1 -I --- -- - . 111 ! yra.it iiri .rasa hod Hitters. Hop li If joo r yourf na I dlxituon or dual, rU4 or aim;.., U4 ir uffcrintf frorat7 lu I ir you am j 1.1 BUDBrlllaT I rouaT, ttffrl',r front ll uhjarrUr iioor IW0114 cr iviuih bcM, nly Hoi Iff, oa Mil Ol atfCi. tter Wnott.r yei vbru.tr lea I'd . tats yoar, trttcin I MMla cletnunir. ton- s lltOI OUMtAdt dt n mwUjr from tout foruoc KiantV dlkfftM I Lb I aiiklTl tare ta pmc alcd UiQDir uvr iujt or ttlmuuunir. wkhoulliOuxte-""!;, nop Blttara. fUTSJTMrfsa-. HopBitur Xii.ia. nuAry JiUI, dlictw of ! loMdrS, Unttlt, blood, .ftvrof omiMl1 Too will be cured If ran ve Hop Bitters Ifyoasrttlnv Bly ..! loo ri4nuJ.tr j in It may aavaour Ufa. ft has aa4 hurt dreOs. 0.1.0. Il aa tUolSN aw) Irreawt. LU esrt fur HOP dntnktostia , up. vi viaiuw. lobaoco, or uriWUca. SolJbTflror. NEVER FAIL llrcultr. or n laaa are to, MOtrfar,. r. aT.u.ot DR. H. SMITH, OFFICE: llOOnra flLOCK.OVEU LEVY'S STOnf Maleas, Orrta. noloJ E. O.I1MITH, OrriCK: Io, Wl Flrtt tfotl, UttMa Uor- BrUoo and Yamhill, Portland, Ortyoa. aut Br M PORTLAND MEGHANICSFA1R 18 8 0. The Annual Exhibition OF TUB rOKTt.lXDMECH4MDir.tlK AftftOtl ITIOM WILL UK Opened en Hie Jlh nnil Close on the 93d of Oelobrr. THE PAVILION 18 PKIKO FJJU110KI) PY THE addition ol two wings. The aoulli wlnif ilcullnnl (or tho Floral dlrplay add tht north wttur torlltchlntrr Mhlbltcl. Intended exhibitors vlll plcato file spplleatlons (or nee st an early ilaU by applying to the Bupcrlnttnd ent, room 20, union block, where all tntorniatlon eon cernlnff the lair will bo clier(ully irlTcn. lly order ol tho Hoard ol Directors. u0. K OLDENDOIIFF, Superintendent. ST. HELEN'S HALL, rorlland, Oregon, A iHoardiiiK and Day School for Girls. ' mllF. CHRISTMAS TF.ftU OF THIS SCHOOL WILL Open en Wnlnraday, Ike first or He ptember. Tills school employs tleren teachers of superior a-1 tarlod acqlrementr, and offers uncommon aalrantagcs (or the clucatlon and ctiltnre ot Klrln. For admltalon apply to tho prlncil, MIM MAK B. B0B5IEV, Or to BIMHOI MORKM. augett PAOIHO UNIVERSITY AND TUALATIN ACADEMY, rBKIMT UKOVr, OKKfiOV. CAt.KNDAUt Fail Tsbm Flrtt Wnlnetday In September, to flrtt Wednesday In December. WnnsaTsw Flrtt Wcdnetjay In Deccmboto flrtt Wotlnrhlav In March. SrklKU ?raM-Flrtt U'eJnt.lay In Mtnlto flrtt lVA.lnaa.law In lima " HoUDiTs-Cliriitmat to New Years. '. EXrFJiSES t n moi raa tskm tx sbvaxcs. Primary Department , ...I 5,00 Aoulemlfl llrnartment..i i... 1VO Oollevtato Department 15.CO Hoard, In famillet, Including fuel and llglilr, S3 to SI.W flllllR SCHOOL AIMS TO OIVF. THOIintUlll I.V JL itruetlon and rental dlKipllne, to fonn correct mental habit and moral purwt II olTcrt good ueiiiuet in an its uepartmenit toiiuuenisoi notn wxes. For further Information apply to RF.I.J. K.HKKRIf'K, l.n..rresldral. Or to I'Kor. JOH. MAKnH. suiruiteml UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Tin Khool )ear ol the 8UU L'nlienlly .V Mill !rgl oa Heplrmber 13, laae. FACl'LTVl JOII.NW JOANROK, A. t... ..,.., IfMUont itoi, urveK ami batin. MAItKllAILKY.l'li. !)., , I'rol Mathematics and Attronomy, . THOMAS CONDO.V, I'll. D. Prof. (Icolivy and Natural lllitory, THOMAS M. OATCII, A. f. Prof. HUtory and Kngilth Utertlurs, OKOIIOF. II. COLLIKP, A. !., ITuf. Cli.mUtry and I'hjtlc. JOHN STItAUII, A. 1(. Prof, llodtrn Languages. MILS. UAIIY P. HPILLKU. l'rof. FJocutlon and Prlnrlul Kngliih Preparatory IKrtiunt. IOR CATAIXMlUia AMI FUllTIIEIl INFORMA- tlon, apply to JIMIII't J. UALTOM, auS-tin Hocrctary Hoard Itrirent. , .KlilKNK CITY, OIL THE IMKNKK'rt 1illMK TO nF.ILTH. A Book ortnlnablelnrormslUn tar Varsnrrs. A Una class of our Farmers an battllnir snd struir- gllng liard Uirouh Ills without tprently nuking the tllglito.tliu.lasy. To all inch, as wtll as thoas who aro about to ttart Into the fanning butlnuu, this book Rrrs Uio nin.1 aaiuuit uirrciion sun tlio luott vaiu.nl. formation. This book iliould b In His hands ol srery tanner. It tell. )ou ciaitlrhow and what loniak money at. Any fanner reading this book, follow, the Information In It, I. at u-ruln ul luciuu and w with af the tun rlwtand tett. Kes to Hat ones that ion are tht poueaiorof tliU taluable nook. Huclian o)runlly may not prnent Hull tntou again. Sent pott paid to anyaddrcuonrecalptof II. Addreat, H..ANHKILSON, Clalreuiont, Villa Nova, I'.nna, ;aul)-( t j Kent paid lo-and-o-juarler'yeara bay one. I1K.NT UAIIINKT (lit I'AIIMIK OltUAN I.STIIK WOULD; winner MASON AND ol tn highest uialinrtion at svrsr woKLti'a ran rua llliataax rsita. Price., fjM, 37, S-ll.llos, tolMO and ujmanl. AIM for aaty y. menta, 1 a month, 0SI.Za imtr terand uiiwanl. laUlogtitt I rer. MAMIN HAMLIN OUOAN CO., IM Tremontit,, 1KMTO.S: i U.t lith at., (Union tUar), NF.W HAMLIN ORGANS CHICAOO. suy I). J. M ALAHKEY A CO.. GJSNlUtAL Commission Merchants, WIIOLEDALE DEALERS IN Flour, Feed, ProvlHioiiH und Staple rocerleri. C10N8in.NMKWnflLICITEII. PIIOHL'CKIW WILL furthtr their InUrcU by oorrMaiullngwilli ut. Letters .1 imiulry iirouinllr an.wtrud. Woikly nrlctt current iiullod (cue on application. 3-LIIIE!lAL ADVANCES iAHE ON" AimoVFD SHIPMENTS OP OltAIN, WOOL, IXOUIt, HOI, HIDES, ETC., ETtt H, laaml If Fr.it I HI., rorflaiid, Oga. auglU MONEY TO LOAN, SECURED UY HEAL ESTATE ANirMOIITOAOES IN Sums of 500 to $40,000 a FARM LANDS, OH PORTLAND CITY PKOl'ERTT irrtT to WILLIAM REID, 48 Firufc St., Portland, Oregon. ma) l-om h Oar WKLLAUCflt.tha cbar(t,borMFs faaUtt. VViarstSioQasUnd larg.sl ami In America. Bond for oar pictorial catelogn. Vtu Utatu Ufa Co., Cbicso, IU, H HORSEMEDICIIfB ut i jyr ASA HORSE MEDICINE IT IS SUPERIOR TO J. any Liniment ever Jntentoil. For 1UNOI10NK,. b.'AIN SWKRNEV, CALLOUA, LUMPS, and all OLD BORES, apply freely, so as to blltter, from three to firs days In succoatton; and In (our or firs days If not cured, repeat aa at nrtc HI'llAINS, STIFF JOINTS, nnuiBKS WIN 1)0 A 1X8. and all alliht allmantl. annlr a amaM quantity, so as not to Idliter. Saddle Bores, Cuts, and all other tores, where tht tkln Is broken, mix the Ual- ment, nan and half, with any kind o( oil, and apply moderation. . For salt by the Trade ever) where. SrocsTOx, February 4, 1 880. II. II. MOORE & RON. ba.lnir 11,1. .lav tnrrha.fld tka right, (Hie and Intcrett of WILLIAMS MOORE In the H. II. II. IIOR8K MEDICINE," will continue Its man ufacture, aa SOLE 1'llOritIKTOlt.H. to whom all onlera should be addrcunl. II. II. MOORE Jit SON, DruggliU, Stockton, Cal HODGE,DAVIS& CO., Agta, I'ORTLAND, OREQON. OUI.OONIAN KAILWAY CO., (LIMITED.) west side' brviaibisr. SrJl Trains aro now Bannlnc as Follorrs Ball. Exerpf Sanday. Up Train, , Down Train, Time. Diit, Stations. Wit, ' Tims, 3.30 r.af. ..Iavc Dayton. Anlrsn.77 1MA.m S..M r. at. S.tl...Ufayetbt Switch,.. J5.M Till A.iM. I.Mr. M. aiS....W. (). Croulng..,. 10..M .A. af. mor.M. ltoi nricdwell's, lfi.T3 etaa.H. IMr.s.llH HarrUon't.f !.' Oilor.a. ft.8 Mi. 11.03 llratdnicads,,.. 11.7U I'Hr.n, 6:10 r.K. WM Junction 1I.M 6.UA.K. S.ISr.M. 18.11 Itallaton 14.M 0J8A.B. 6.M 'tt.S Sheridan,. ..... 1.S0 5:10a. H. Aitlr. M. IS.R1 iJuneUon li.t B:Ma.H. trtir a. 17.01 Pcrndals 10 IS R.ST A.M. 0-00 r. M. W.?) Sinlthfleld B.M KMA.M. O.Mr. H. 27.77 Dallas iJ0A.lt. LEAVE Dayion for rprttand, per stoamer, at 7 A. at. reaching Portland about 1 o'clock. Ijmve Portland lor Dayton, per eUarocr, at 7 a. M., reaching latyton about 1 o'clock. ln.r'rcllit received at Morrison ttrost whsrl. Company's oftlco W Front Street, Portland, myl WIU.IAM BUB, rtrrsMeal. Attention Wool Growers ! ALL rnitSONS WISHING TO IMPROVIC TI1EIB florki are Informed thai I liat. now a bettor aaaortnient cf rams for sals Uian any previous year, Including! New OxfenltltliTS, And t'otlnelilt, I'rcnch Merlaos, Kianltk Htriaos, Awrrlran Meriaes, i lad aUag weel (Iradea. i offerTor SALE t 100 BuckH, 800 Ewes. ffLThOM who tnaks early application will' get flrtt cholc. My fann Is 4 miles south of Dallas. M. N. JITHB1K, Dallas, I'olk Coilnty, Oregon, d not! HOW TO HAUK A rOI'NB er nK BIT tkk r a riT er dkw milk. This great secret tent to sny addreat on receipt ol (I.M. Aaureu: r). jsnrancs.'S, Jell! Clalrtmont Farm, Ills Nora. I'cnn THE BEST OP ALL LINIMENTS FOB MAN AND MAST. Tor mere than a llilnl of a oenturr Uie M.alcan Muslanit )r.lnlm.ii Ij haslioen known to millions nil over the world us tlio only safo rellanco for tlie rclluf of acomouts mm pain, it is n niotiicino above prlee and pniUo lb. best or II. alsul. For every form of external puln tuv MEXICAN Mustang Liniment Is without nn enuul. Ii u.n.tral. B.rli and tniiscl. to (he T.rjr Ixtss tnaklng Urn conllnu nnea of nit In and Inflainatrrm Inino.tllilu Its effBoti upon Human Flush and tlio nrnte creation aro cyuany wonucriui. The VIoxloan MUSTANG Linlmnnt la needed lir somebody In every liouso. Every day brliiKK ucttaof til. aagaiaxr. aiat Ta.a ifwuw. mml. sulwluod, of rh.nuMllo inarlyra re stored, or o valuable hurt, or oa sar.d by tlio lieallmf iiower of Dili LINIMENT wbleli sbeedll rnres such rJltncnts of tlio iiiiuan vi.i:hii na Hhtumatlin, Ntv.lllage, J.latta, CeaUraeUd Mus.1... U IIB urns ad acalda, cuts, asrui.aa ins a.ralas, Fa I seat oil. Mile, and itustH.. issiavia.ssi Msmm at.ss. um Mora., Vlt.n, k'rotlbltts, I'Bllbiain. Hare Nlpplss, .Caked Hrtssli and luds.d e.rr form of esl.rnal dls- sas. It hsaia wltbout tear.. ror the HaoTKCKKaTlOH ii cures auralua. Mtrlnnr. MllflT Joint.. Vansid.r( Bara... stni, Hoof 1I .., raat Hal, Mcr.ty Worm, Mcab, Hollow Horn, Mcratcbrt, Wind- 8 all., apavln, Tbrntb, Hlugbou., Id Bar... Vail Kvll. aV'llla. Ulloaa lae afgbl and every alhsr allaa.nt la wblcn occupant, or tb. BUM. and Black Yard ar. Ilabl. Tim Mexican MatUaug I.lnlm.nt alwaye .urea and never UltuppolnUj tua.a ai ae, .iiauiiTVjy, THE BEST OF ALL ' LINIMENTS TOI MAN OA UAIT.