WILLAMETTE FARMER: PORTLAND, OREGON,' SEPTEMBER 11, 1880.
5T,
BAtED 1ROJI 81 .
A Yonns Woman Ipon Ihe rolnt of Joining
the llrnil-Mondr, Repents her ActLn,
On tko stoamship Columbia which arrived
Satumlay at noon, thero wu a young aud
rery handsome woman who came near going
down to tlio bottomless pit ) but who, thanks
to her good sense, is still among those who
are on tlio broad rnnd to destruction. The
lady in ipiLstlou if tho wifo of a San Francisco
saloon keeper, and U alike distinguished for
her handsome figure, her magnificent faco and
Vxr amiililo manners. Sho had a pleasant
iiuuiu in onu i rauciscu, iiui liiuuu bu,.,uv.-m.i'
cd with nil that a devoted husband could tiro
vide htr with, sho stdl allow td herself to bo
led asiry liy tho wiles of o notorious pro
curess who resiles in this city, so much bo
that sho agreed to accompany lier miner to
abandon her husband and homo and to play
the liailot for this wi man's gam. Sho eluded
1,.,. l.i,.l.t,1 ninl iW)t lint- trunk. en safnlv
housed on the Columbia by tho strategics of
r the procuress. Xliu vessel was no sooner on
Iter way 10 i oriiaiin iiinn euu guiuy nun ins
clnatlng ) nting woman bocatno conscious of
what sho wus nbiiitt to do, and while rtck n
Ing up tho perils of her step, sho wss i struck
withi's awful couscipiciiLU that ho deter
mined to ictiim to bet husband, nud at once.
SIih told tho oll'icers of tho steamship her
story, and they promised to assist her nil thay
could, nml took siutial pains to see that thu
now formed icsoliitiun of tho penitent was
not brok n by tho woman who had once lei
her to tho oigouf ilcatructi n, nml nhovvas
,iot allowed to g i near her sometimo canlivo
during tho remainder of her voyage. When
tho steamer arrived horo tho procures refused
to give nil tlii young wuiimi a tiunks, saying
th it alio had paid In r passage to Portland, and
would hold them until tho amount vvasrs.
fiiinlcil to her. Tho young woman was rec
ommended tn Chief Lippisus by tho olllccm of
the at amihip, and aha li'tcctl hcrrclf under
liU pr itoutlmi at oncu. Iter huband was no
tifiu I of her whereabouts by tho Chief, and it
Is more th in probabhi that sho will return to
tho ahcltir of the roof sho so rashly loft, b
tho nrixt burner 'Iho voiiiij; woman had a
very narrow ocapo, audit isrnro in leed, that
one w ho has advanced ao near tho cdiw of tho
prccli Ice o It turn w Itli audi sncccs. it is 10
10 honed that her future will be atrcnutheiicd
III
by her exprriouca f tho pist few da)j,
STIll HLir MlltltOVV.
A tiinroiitir limn Mourns llir lose of u
sullse nml Jloo In Homy.
Sitttnlay nfio-noon tho Vancouver bot
carried an unusually largo crowd from this
city. Anions tlmso on b nnl wero Mr. and
Mrs. Mruulii, who had been making their usa
nl Saturday -visit to tho metropolis, and were
returning to their home with numerous bun
jMs nud other o Ids and ends which attested
' the faet that they had been doing colisidoi.
bio bujiiig at our different storai Mrs.
Strut lu curried a aliso among other things.
I'or cotiven'enco iko alio pUeuxl it In her lap
wli.ii sho sat dou n upon tint forward ili-ck
ami theri by Intuits a talo When tho boat was
about oMioiitu tho Oregon Hallway and. Nav
igation Company's dock Mrs Stiuldc had I cr
attention a' traded to lomctliing on tho shore
and for some moments forgot tho valisu,
Tho article, however, was swiftly rccalle I to
her attnition when alio saw it tako a hop,
skin and a jump toward tho rail. Strobe,
thu hu-luiiif, iemcmbcrci. at tho sama time
that $100 ju coin was In the leather and ho
made for tho 11) ing nrtlelo with greater haste
than gentility. It was too lato, however, and
tho . ills j ami its contents dhed to the hot-
' torn. Mr. mid Mm. Mrublo wero confounded
and for homo moments ere without tho
raw or i d speech or motion. When vitality at
aat ruturmd thuy demando I to bo put nahoro
and wero ncourdingly placed under tho care of
Cant Jonoi, of 1 10 ()re,on and California
Kaitroad ferry. Strubli induced tho gonial
cap w u t transport him back to tho spot
whero tho water cloud over Ida lout treasure,
that he might take a look into tho deep. It
was no go, however, as there was "nary" a
vnlieto Ik) aceii. and then Strublu gavo way
V) otftution, Half a hundred urchins in small
IhmU llo ited around tho spot until dark hop
ing to find tho valise, but up to hit accounts
it. was liko (iarlli-ld'a coluimtcd brief, that
iteiuiiiiifd mi-aing dciito all ciiucavor to
iind it MruliU insists thatthcio was 8100
in gold coin in the voliau at the timo it drop
tied into tho ricr. In this nsortinn bo is
liackel up by Ids vvife, who is nple.vant look
ing lady und chic- apparently not given to ex
avgerati hi. Tho loss will be a heavy one, as
MruMa has tho appeal anco
worked hard to g t it.
of n man who
ricirr hoim rut tt.it ii'ii.
It is said that Mrs. Harmon, of tho Now
Kiigland, is alout to lease her hotel to ft popu
lar man heio. This dotul still rates firat-clast,
and nurcily mav well be proud of the Occi
dental and tho New Kngland.
The ilicovery of very rich iron oro near the
font-lulls of tho coast rango of mountains, and
obout live miles from Hood's canfd, was ma lo
last week by a party of experts. An assay
was ma lo vestorday, ami with a most encour
aging ii mitt.
A. M. Itriwn, of California, is hero in the
interest of c imtaltsts largely interested in the
Iron ami other mining Interest. Mr. Urown
has beou on the .Sound for the past few
iiH'itlu, and it is a matter of great surpriso to
him that the mineral resources of Western
Washington has had o little attention from
business men representing capitil.
The Troasurcrshlp of King county bids fair
to bo hotly contented. Opinions on this point
from two able utUwievs aro favorable to the
legality nf Captain Hill's holding tho olhce, as
puliluhed in loth dailies hire, and as a stind
ing for the campaign. Judge Green's opinion
on have already published, und next week
tho Judgf-A'hocilo General and Secretary of
War's opinion, or letter, will appear in tho
fcBN.'ral tapcra 01 Hie ooumi, aiioiitcrsa iu me
fttcw nf tho two attorneys, Lewia i. Mc
Nauj'ht, who aide with the retired captain.
Fisoru Masiieii. While Mr. Tyler, an
emplojo in Weidlcr's mill, was pushing a large
tnick along, one of the ways yesterday after-
W Mmti l.n .... m, ili m nilnftil np-lilpnt U lllcll
MWII, W HIV. II,,,, . ,.., ...-
may Uy him up for some timo. It seems that
a wagon passing by caught his middle finger
and crushed it against a tiea y beam of w ood.
TN diget was mashed to a Jelly. Tyler,
though in great pain, Quietly took his knife
from hit pocket and commenced to pick the
Virokon mroes of bona from the bruised skin.
He then wiappod las hand iu a handkerchief
and then went to Host Portland before ho had
a phjticiau touch it.
The Pistol, at Astoria. On Friday even-
imr a shooting aflray occurretl at Astoria on
the road a) near the steamer dock between
two, longshoremen nanieu cook ana iuinn.
The men hvl some words over a woman when
Qook drew a rcvoher and tired at Quiun who
threvk up his lett nami, tuo snot striking the
index finger and lacerating it iadly.
New gold fields hae been discovered at
Le nora, New South Wales, cauiinj a freat
rash.
rnoor resiTiVR.
The Man Who Robbnl and Attempted lo Kill
Orlen Olsen Fully Identified.
On the night of tho 20th ult., Orlen Olsen,
who had but lately arrived with his family in
Oregon, and settled down at Albina, start d
out to tho houao of a Mr Johnson, two miles
aboio tho tnachino shops, on the Kast Side, of
whom ho had obtained employment, for tho
uirpnao of going to work the next mi ruing.
i lien a snort instance aunvo tl:
10 car shuns ho
wis act upon uy a atrangcr, knocked ilown,
brutally In a ten and left for dead on tho road
His assailant robbed htm of n silver watch, n
g dd ring and six dollars iu money, I he
man was totally unknown, and Olsen, after
lying for somo time, finally r coven d, and,
half dead and covered with blood, ho made
Ins way back to Alhii a timing tho early hours
of tho follow i g morning. On thu noxt morn
ing Olsen, through thn medium of n country
man named Holf, who acted us iutcri rctcr,
told the circumstances to tho Chief nf I'olico,
but thero being no clue, thorn wero hut faint
hopes of securing tl o robber mid would-be
murderer. On tho morning of September 127
a man named Frank Williams was arristid
and brought to the City Jail for breaking w in
dows at tlio Nicolai IIoilic, fur which ho was
the tamo day found guilty, fined j."0 and sent
10 J ail. A few da s after that one of tho pr -prictors
of thu Nicola! House came to tho
Ciiy Jail and gavo to Captain SI inn a silver
vvateh and gold ring,-which ho said bcl ngil
to Williams, and wanted tho nlhcer to tali
chargo of them. Captain Sloan did so, add
tho attention of Chief Lappous being directed
to tho mattor, a little comparison of descrip
tions soon developed the ciudal appendage1 of
n largo-sized rodent. The jewelry turned over
to Captain Sloan tallied exactly with th t lut
by Mr. Olsen. Frank Williams was the man
w'ho nibbi d and tried to kill him. Steps w c
immediately taken to ascertain tho whore-1
abouta of Olsen, but proved futile, mid it was,
not until several days Ind passed that Chief
Lappeiis found the Interpreter, Holf, who was
working on a building. HolT also l Iciitlflcd
tho Jawclry, and olso furnbhed tlio aought-for
i forumtl u of the whoreabotits of Ols-u. He
wus working near Albany, and after consulta
tion with District Attorney Caplcs It was de
termined to send HolT after linn. For this
purpose Hoirwas deputized by Mierifl lluclitcl
tu bring Olsen to tho city, whoycsitrday ro
tumid with tho man. In tho alternoon the
examination of Willi tins took plaie, mul mit
of a number of prisoners in the dock Olsen
roadily identified Williams ns the man who
had assaulted and robbed him. When ho
picked out Williams, tho prisoner said, ''You
nro a d d liar." The s ory of tho attack
vv is told by Olsen In court in a strninht lorwnrd
and convincing msniicr, leaving no doubt that
tho guilty man was Williams. Tho examina
tion was continued until to-day. Iho proof
against Williams is direct ami (voiitive, mi '
it will bo only a mittcrof time when ho wilt
bo sent to tho p-ultontiary for his crime,
tmiTiMti tiik wiiiiv
A Lllllr Helmut lllrl Herlouslr Injured Mlillr
l.nuuard In the I'nslliiir,
Among nearly all school children there it a
gamo playod which is called "snap tho whip,"
although' affording considerable amusement,'
is attcu led with a great dckl of dang-r, Tho
latest accident ctuscd by indulging in such
p,ntuno, was that mstained by a littlo girl
named Hall living on tho Tua'atiu river In
Wosliington county, a ahott distance from,
hero. Sho was tho last mi thu lino of chil
dren, formed by thoir grasping each other's
hinds', and occupied tho position of what Is
termed "the snapper." In being swung
around she waa thrown against the school
house, aud her tight arm broken, the elbow
joint dislocated, nud htr head badly cut. The
injured child wus nil Thursday uic.ht brouuht
to this city in a wagon on a mattrass by her
parents, and Dr. It. H Jones summu-jcd tn
attend her. Yesterday aho waa takon back
home, and it will bo somo weeks before she
it entirely rvcoicrcd. 'I he game of "snap the
whip" is very dangerous amusement, and tho
teachers of public schools In this city ahotild
forbid it being played by tho scholars. Al
present it seems to ho generally indulged iu
by thu children during the lecess intermis
sions. Till'. HTItl I.TH OI' M.VV 10IIK.
1 iJerinls luinllj .Viinrd l.llinr) Lol In llir
,e it ii rid llrlniMill.
The New York Ikra'd of August 2.1th cmi
tnins tho following! "A family consisting of
hiishaiid, wifo and four old! Iren, lamlod at
pier -10 North river jcatcrday on their way
Kast from n town called Gervaia iu Oregon in
tlio far West. By somo mittikn their trunk
was placed on mi cxpreas wagon n nl scut
away from tho dock, aud the moment the
error was discovered tho head nf tlio houle of
Gihiicy that is tho family namo started
through the streets to find tho driver. As ho
did not roturn in an hour Mrs. Gibney left Iter
children in chaigo of an olhctr en tho deck to
look for her missing lord, promising tn return
in a few moments. Two hours iho officer
waited looking after the children, when li
took the children to 1'oliee Headi matters and
eoiitlded them to the care of Mrs. Webb.
Their names and ages nrei Bernard Gihiiry,
eleven ears Culuriue, ten vear; John,
seven tara, and William, six v,car."
IlAlutOAU Suuvev. For tho past two
months Chief Kngiuecr lturrago has been en
gaged in sanejuign route from the KaatSide
out poit Mount Talor on tho Sandy mid,
tin re connectiiii,' with iho survey to the Cas
cades. Two survvjshavo b en nude on tho
north side of Mount Tbor, but it is thought
a moro availab'e route could bo found cm the
south side, crossing the farm of Hampton
Kelly, Yesterday jlr. Hurrago reached tho
farm of l'noch Turner, and is hcadod for tho
river in Tibhett's addition.
TilK New rKitmuoAT. The new ferryboat
lieing built at Sorcntcn's Boat) ard for Messrs.
A. J. and Levi Knot, below Wi idler's Saw
mill. Is receiving her nuchlnerv. Althoiii:h
the work hat been considerably delated aho
is lie ing put together as linnly as any steam
boat on these waters. She will be in read!
ntas by tlio first of tho coming mouth.
Kxtemumi THE Ma'im). Tho Portland
Gas Company aro constantly taking in w ith
their gas mains the various portions of the
citv. which have as vet not been Messed with
allCIl Illuminating u;r, vib.iuajr iiiuu
were engaged in putiincr down a capacious
V -II Jt . Vl.4.l .
main on North F.ighth street, from r to II.
'Iho people along tbo line aro delighted.
Sit-Ec-rtu as Ilt-miisE. Morrall Sharpe,
of the Oljmpic Club of this city, has been se
lected to act as referee in the coining walking
match at Tum Hall, Mr. Shariw u well
known as a fair man, and we are gUd that he
has been selected, as all the contestants will
be sure of havicg justice douo them. The
Olympic Club will have chargo of the score
ing snd awarding of the prize money. The
fact that the club are to do thu will give peo
ple confidence in tho match, and add much to
its popularity.
SCHOOL CHUDRFA 0 THE STAKE.
Kaprrliitrmlrnt Cmwfon! Opposes Their
Taking lnrl In t.xlill.lllons.
Professor Crawford, supcrliitendont of tho
publio schools in this city, in his report just
issued, takes strong grounds against the prac
tice of allowing tho pupils of tho public
schools taking part In publio exhibitions,
and says i
The regular work of Instruction during the
P'st term was very seriously disturbed by tho
publio prescntath n at NcTV.Market'Tluater
of some spectacular and musical performances
in which most nf the actors wero school chil
dren from the publio schools. In originating
these performances, thoso who projected theiii
had worthy ends in view, but, as thoy pro
cccdcd, much was involved that is to be scri
ouily regretted. That which was thought
would rcqulro but n fow simplo preparations
mid a fow hours' rchinrsa, beiamo monster
festivals, the proper (?) presentation of which
demanded elaborate and costly costumes!
Boi res of precious hours, hours filched Irom
tho school room, hours worto than stolen
from needed rest. These occasions were
sources of uiidiio and unhealthy excitement
not only on tho part ol thosd immediately In
terested, but
THIS FEVKKIfllt ANXIETV rUlMKATEll
Whole school rooms. Tlio mauager was ini
peratlvoj tho day had been aetj tho tlckols
w cro being s dd, and ov cr thing must bend to
his will. Musia must bo learned! dial 'cues
and cues mastered) gestures mid poses innu
merable Were to la studied. Iho mental aim
bodily strain iu somo instances was sally
painful. I-et us hear no mora of "ciammlug
iu our nublic schools while such unnatural
and positively pernicious tasks nro imposed
upon ciiimicn ny trio consent oi inuiiigcut
patents. The records now on file will show,
in noirly every case, Just when tho tank wus
undertaken, and tho progress it had mado
tiward completion. The high standing nf
scores of pupils ingagid In these exhibitions
-bowed a marked want of application nt tho
very flrt examination niter each performance
was definitely luatigujntcd. Many nf our
brmhtest pupils th 'o, of course, wero tho
ones wonted slgi ally fathd in their daily
wotk in tho school room dm Ing theio periods
of oxcitomuut. It will not bo question d
when it is suggested that too ino-t grievous
injury to nil these children vias indicted by
thu subtle and, perhaps, Inseparable iulliieiices
or evil which ever a tehd regular stngo ro
hearsals. Chlldi en delicate, sensitive mid
in deat wero comp lied to obey harsh mid
oft-n coarso nrdirs; to witness mirtifjing
mid disgraceful dlsp lis between those In con.
irol (?); to bo shocked, in more thin mio in
stance, with conduct which is now a lays sup
posed to occur only behind tcrten; in fact,
if thu half nf what his bcin
SO ITKVVILL'NILY IIIXC'LOIr II
Concerning some of lluss rchcrsals, is true,
many a child has received Impressions that
may not bo elTiced for years tu como. Has it
nut oltou occurred, nlo, lo those who have
nrouyjit before tho publio s uno very inten st
ing and entertaining compositions, much less
retentions than tluxo referred to, that too
iiiauy of the ni tors have beou school children
who were thus overtaxed? Th) whole subject
Is one for serious consideration. 'I his ques
tion is not a local one, it hat arisen in almost
cvvry city and but one sentlim litis expressed
that of dtclded opposition to all liublioen
tcrtiinincntt in wlnoi school children aro
necessarily rcfiulrcd ns leading actors. The
following from th "Boston bcho 1 Hoport"
for 1870 is quoted in this connection! "A the
atrical manager scents profits in a Juvenile
represent itiou of 'I'maforo.' His advertise
muiit draws a hundred and fifty children from
the acliooN, of whom nleut otio-t'drd are
taken out of school, tho other two-thirds be
ing tokeu out iu spirit, whilu a large uirtof
their school-mates aro tilled with a desire of
following them,
Tho peiformmci", instead of being instant
ly condemned, is licensid by tho authorities,
and tatro iz d week after week by our lust
proplo It docs not occur to them that they
aro more rcsponsil lo than tho manager for the
harm dono these children,
"Docs tho money they can earn justify us in
makliu them our playthings? Wo hear a
(treat deal of It, of their ami their parents de
ight In it; but it Is very pour p'ay, consider
ing all that coiii-s after
"Whatever may be thought of such a per
formance or Its consMpieiKe-, nmnng theatri
cal people, there should lo but ono opinion
among ot'icrs, and that strong i noiigh to leuve
n theater empty whtii tho performers are
school children."
A HAILWH'tt MIT.
Hie TliuiKnnil IKillnrx IMmnze I InliueJ fur
biiiiiiik iriinin iiiru .srin.
Gustavus Petersen, a sailor, has filolnlibcl,
through hit attorneys, Woodward 1 Wooil
ward, against tho American ship diamine,
laid) nrnveil at this port from Boston, bring
ing a cargo nf railroad iron foi tho North
Pacific nntronl. Almut two months More
nrnviiu! hero Peter-en atates that he was
s. ni aloft on tho luwerjnid nf tho mmiiiiait.
The crams line, used for a foothold, and
swung under the v arils, was mule of on (dd
gakct, and was put up by the mate's orders,
njlluat tho protest of thu aador'. At '-' o'clock
ouo morning IVtcren was sent aloft, and
while standing on the lino it broke, precipitat
ing him below, he falling into thu long boat
vv.th audi f icti that his light foot and lep
was drove through the bottom mid his hca I
n'so seven ly h-irt Whou picko I up his light
thigh b ne vvjs found to I hi broken, and, un
able to procure any surgical treatment he hail
to 1 in Ids hammock withtne broken limb
until leaching this city, when he was taken
to St. Vincent's Ho.pital for treatment.
Owing to his being uiuiblo to secure proper
treatment, his right bg will bo alout tlnco
inches shorter than the other, making him a
cripple for life. Ho claims that the Injury
received is the result of carelcssiie a and negli
gence, and asks for 3.000 damages and $10
for wages still unpaid, Yesterday, iu the
United htatcs Court, the libel was removed
on the captain furnishing u bond of cVV'jOO,
Mr. C. II. Lewis becoming surety for the
owners of the a'hip. The trial will come up"
next month in the United States Court, be
fore Justice Iloedy.
Almo.it Anmhilatiii On Tuesday even
in;, says the Salem SlalftiiKin, tho monotony
of the grading on thu trsck leading into tho
city, was broken by a slight disturbance
which, at one time, promised fatal results.
The Chincao graders thought to lave a littlo
port by digging under the wheels of young
Otis' waaou, to his horses would not le al lo
to start the load. This, of course, Otis ob
jected to, an 1 he made tome very strong in
sinuatims about tho Chinamen, which in
censed the boss, w ho picked up a board and
started towards Otis. 1 hat gentlemen grabbed
tiptbii wliti and jumped to tho'-gtouud to de
fend hinuclffl lminediatcjy about U) of the
ChinameUi'with drawn nicks and shovels,
rushnl'forOti,nU hail the boit not inter
fered, would fiave butchered him in about ope
mlu'uU. I'uace was soou restore 1, and busi
ness again commenced.
ANOTHKR tEBSIOV.
The Other Hide or Ihe Starr Hrcnnllns; (he
Killing or the Chinese l.rnder.
An altogether different story is now being
told iu relation to tho killing of a Chinamen
on the grado of tho Oregonlan narrow gaiigo
road near Gcrvats. It w as stated that Searles,
the spiko driver, was without any provoca
tion attacked by tho Chinamen. Tho other
sido of tho story is, ns gleaned from the rail
road hands, white men, that Soarlcs, or
Suiclcv oh some say is tho name of the man.
and not Searles, as reported, first threw water
on the Chinamen mid they retaliated in the
samo manner, when ho kuocktd one of them
doMii, The Chinamen started to rcscuo their
countryman from tho spike driver when one
of them, Chcu Jim, was struck by tho white
man with Ills spike driver mid received in
juries which resulted In death shortly after.
This statement it Is said is corroborated by
s3icral people living in the vicinity who saw
tho row. Justice Cofice, of Salem, has Issued
a warrant for tho arrest of tho into killing tho
Chinaman. Such is tho other side of the
stury
OiiiTUAttv. Mrs. Laura Wheeler, wife of
Hun. A. F. Wheeler, Assistant Stato Treas
urer, died at Sslcm on Thursday afternoon,
after a lingering illness, attended w ith great
sullering. During her long richness her suf
brings wero borne with patienco mid death
ciiiiii to her as a happy release Iho Chris
tian graces worn added to a character of
native sweetness, endearing her to all with
vv honi sho camo in contact. Sho was a con
sistent communicant of the Bpiscop.il Church,
and leaves ono littlo daughter, nn infant son
hsvinit preceded her about two weeks since.
Tho funeral tirvlcei will be from St, Paul'
Church this afternoon.
.Nothing Short of Vamlstakakle Benefits
Conferred upon tent of thousands of sutler
crs could originate and maintain tho reputa
tion which ayfuh ,-s.AiMAPAHll.t.A en JO) a. it
is n compound of the heat vegetable alteratives,
with tho Iodides of Potaasium and Iron, and
Is tho most ellcctualnf all remedies for aero
fulotis, mercurial, or blood disorders. Uni
formly successful mid ocrtaln In Its remedial
elfeets, it produces rapid and ooinplcto cures
of Scrofula, Sores, lloits, Humors, Pimple,
t- ,! 1-1.!.. tl!. ... I .11 .11. .-.1 ' --
l,rmiwuu, onui 1ibi.i-jii mhii am uisiiiuein ne
ing from impurity of tho blood, lly its in
v lirorntlni: ellccts it always relieves and often
cures, Liver Complaints, Fcmalo Weaknesses
and Irregularities, and Is a potent irnowcr or
vitality, For purifj ing the blood it has no
equal. It tones up tho system, restores and
preserves tho health, and Imparts rigor aud
encr-V. For forty ears it has lioen iu cxten-
sho use, nml is today tho most available
medicine for tho suffering sick, any where. For
sail uy an iicaicrs. .
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY.
I880-'8I.
Chasi. E. Lambert, A. M., B. D. Proa't,
'KOtlMMOML UI.I'ABTIH.NT.
CuU.KOK OP ItKPICI.SK lrtu&
). 1'. H. riummor, M. U. IKun.
Term Opens I IHmber l. ISM,
tl'LTIKAL nt'.IMRTMMT,
COI.I.KOi: OF MIIKHA-AttTH RsImii
Uosn.
WOMAN'S cni.I.t-Oi; : Salem
irs. i. ii. iirewn, nesn.
Term Oprusi .llimils), Sept. II, IKS.
I'ltl I'AK tTOItl ll I'AKTMKXT.
UMMMtSITV ACADI.MV Balem
Til. van Bony, a. si , II. II , lYIarliMI.
Term Oprusi tlnnilar. Kept. 13, 1 Hie.
( Oltltl L ATI It Sf IIOOM.
Till: DALLAS ACADtlslV IlslUs
8 A. lUmlalt, lrlnela1.
Till: UMl'QUA ACAIIKMY . Wilbur
II L llonson, Prlncuml,
TIIK Blli:UII)AN ACAHKMV . , . 8hcriJsn
J. II. fckl.luiore, rrlnclo!.
I'or liifornutlon rectbii Cullrva of l-llclue, apply
to ino in an.
for Information respecting Collcje ol l.ltxral Arts
snl Woman's VlUoappl to tlia I'reUlsnt.
For Information reiectln,f UiiUtrlty Aitblemy and
the CurmUUU Kbeols apply to the nspvetira I'rliieit-t.
juii:in
HODGE, DAVIS & CO.,
0FF1.U A
NEW AND POSITIVE CURE.
WENZELL'S
INFALLIBLE ANTI-SCAB
.1 X II i: nml I'a'lK IIAT I'mnpounil lm.nl nn
M HAITI II) ritlMII'LI.M, nml Harrunleil
free Trum Injurious iITirls upim Ihe
Vtiiol nml Wbres, nml 4iinliurd
roriii rosllus mile fur rnl.lit
DIIIECTIONS I
TSyVT rilE CO.STF.NTH OK OVR CAN IVTO
L tin 111 or vt-fc-el i-aiaVln ot lioUllii aUiut Ave
putons, a coal oil can isltli U'l cut out ulll answer. All
ntunr mi waier anti anow iq sisiui nir nicnu n
not then eompletely illaolveil ifplj heat, and )iui so
lution Is eomiilete, add It to UJ villous ol UpM aUr
eontilnetl In iha proper reee Ulfurd! iilii iho sheep
I'lisliorna sheep alter their remsval from ihe IIll should
livsethollpilif presseil from llo wool an I tin liquid
returned tnthe reu plat In, and In otdtr Ui hnurollie
dt.. nation ol the .rilte, UicyslicuU recdie anotlur
Uitli In almut tiso necks.
.S, II Ut tlittatli Lo warm atd avoid tiposures
est I atur It.
Itead tliofolloslnir;
Dinar, Polk Co., Kept, IS, 179,
ilintrs. Iloil.-e, IUvIs i. Co i llavlnj used the rem
di that vou sent me U.l b rln.' for scab anions inj
Imp, luvedela)mlriilnz)uu remllsunUl tho I'rts
ent lime, as I desired to allow ultliient time to cupac
boss to no etrUln that the disease was thourou.chljr
cuilil. 1 dipped my sheep talen alter tliesrinK, at In.
tertals of 1& dsys, and hare esainlnul thslloeknrefully
at least oncu a week since tho but dibj.lr.if. but have
dlacovered nu remains of the dlaeuc J do not heslute
to recommend your preparation as a comulttoand cer
tain remedy I n scab anion.- abeep.
J. H .Nmsitii
lut up In air t ht cans, hol.lln? seira Auruls eeh
and etery con, when used aeeor Jliiir to gUecilons, wll
dip 1W sheep,
l'ltKP.UlKIl 13piUi.SLY l Oil AN!) 0U JIY
Hodgo, Davis & Co., Portland.
MIIOUMUi: llltK.l.lslH.
I'ortlaud, ...... ore.,
n.avJotf
E. OLDENDORFF,
Ileal Lslnte, llunry Brisker anil lullrrivr, ami
Notary I'ubllr.
HI U Hi. Of K tKH I'ltOPI KTa 1 HIM 1 ILTi
in1
tlatwlah
ItKMOVKD litHfin-iri'-rii nt viiLr ht.
U.t een V Mhlii'tn snd HMk strtcU. I'irlUa
ah to Ins eat In llual KatCe. er t.relM that Lata
1-1 lUte lor tie. w Ul fii.J It to ibt-lr llantyM to
IfllO UUM CA11
1I01 BKIIKNTIhfJ attended towltheara. t
tHcein te.-nu.NM JIAlihullhinnUuiJlty, ,
itf JlOM.VTOIJIA.Voii Itair-bt and al prosed J
panon-t security, llcstof refcrvucerlisa.
ail
PORTLAND
MEGHANIGSFAIR
1880.
The Annual Exhibition
OK THE
rultTLAMI M t.l II INK'S F.UK ASSOt I lTIO
WILL LIE
Opriied on llir lli anil lose on the M of
October.
rimn rAvii.to.v is nn.vo FNLAnnEn nv tiif.
J. addition of to win (rs Tlio south wlnir destined
for tha Floral display add the north wing lor Machinery
eshlbltol
Intended exhibitors Mill please flto applications for
tpoco at an early dsto by applv Initio the Buieriiitcnd.
ent, room 20, Union block, where all Information con
cerning the Fair w 111 bo cheerfully k'lten.
ltj order of tho Hoard of Directors.
auil i OLDt-4D01IIF,8ucrlntendcnt.
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
AIS'l)
TUALATIN ACADEMY,
IIIEUT t.lt(E, OKI (.OX,
CALKNDAll:
t,it. TaauVlraf VVn1ni-a,la in ScntemWr. to first
V wlnosdsy In Uecemlier.
VV istaa rtas Hrst VV'eilnesdsy In December to first
Wcdncsdsy In March.
Hutii i;nii Ural Wndneailae' In starch to first
Wednesday In Juno.
HOLIDAYS innsuuas u new icsrs.
nXI'KSSIS
tllTIOI r TIKM 11 ADTASCS.
Primary Department ( S."0
Aciulcinlc Hiisrtment ,.. 1000
Colleirlsto Deiiartment lrW
lleurd, In families, Including fuel and tljhls, S3 to l to
rillll SCHOOL AIMS TO OI II THOItOUOll IN.
1. slruedisi aiul pari nisi dUlpllne, to form correct
mental dibits and moral purposes It olUra gooil
laellltles III all Iu departments tostudenlsot tolh sexes,
lor further Inhumation a ply lo
Itr.t . .. H. Ill ItRIt K, Is.ll., President.
Or to I'UOt. Jttis. MAIIHII.
augusUml
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON.
Tlio school year of Ihe Stato Unlicrslty
mil begin nn Heplrmlirr II, IHmo.
I'.KIl.Tll
JOIINW.JOANSON.A. II. . . . ITesklent
1-ref el reek and Utln.
MAItK II MLKV, lit. D ,
I'rol Mathematics and Aatrouoni),
THOMAS CONDON, I'll. I). '
I'rol. (lculuvj and Natural Hlator),
THOMAS It. OATCII, A. M.
Prof. History and hngllah Uuruturs.
OLOltdli II. COLLI Kit, A. M ,
I'rol. UliciuUtry and I h)stc.
JOHN BTRAUIl, A. M.
Itof. Modern Unguages.
NltS. MAllY P. SI'UXKII.
lrof. Elocution and Iftnclpal hngllsli I'rejiaraUiry
Dipartment.
IOIl CATAUM1UF.S AND FUItTHFtl INIXHIMA.
1 Hon, apply to JOKlIt i J. t ALTON.
autl-.'m lieerelsry Hoard I'rueiit
r.UJiKNK CITV, OH.
I III! ttHrlllt'rt S.I lilt. HI m.tLIII.
ABoakortalnnlilf Inroriunllaa fiirlnrniers
A Urge class nf our Farmers are battling and Strug-
gung nam tnroiigll lire sinuous apjurenuy niaaiiig wiv
slightest boadasy. To all audi, aa well aa Ihoao who
aro about lo start Into Iho fanning hualncsa, this bonk
edres the most espllrlt directions and the most vslushlo
Information. This Iwok ahould Ik In lbs bands of etery
fanner that wMica to become a wealth) and successful
farmer. It tolls you csaclly bow and what lo make
money at. Any farmer reading Ibis Imnk, follows tho
Information Iu It, Is aa certain of success and wealth af
Iho sun riHssnd sets. Be to Hat once that you aro Ihe
pones-orof this valuable nook. Such an opierunll)
may not present Itself tn you again, bent mtt laild to
aiiy address on receipt of Sum. Address, 8. AMU IIBilV
Clainmont, llla Jiuia, Puma. aud It
Rent paid to-und-n-iinrlrr yrnrs lni)a our.
llt.ST CMIIMT Oil I'AHMIIt
(IIIIIAV INTIIK WOULD, winner
MASON
AND
HAMLIN
ORGANS
of Iho hlgbuat llatilirttt.il at SV SST
wnaciia ram roa Tiuarras tsskji.
ITIees. U, liT, sMI.tllM, to Mm
and upward. Also lor iuiy
nienta, V a mouth, or tX'Hu nuar
tirand upward CaUloguesfrie,
11AMIN U HAMLIN OltllAN til .
ISITrcmoiitit., HOSTO.Nitn t-"t
lltli at,, union mpiarei, .M.
VIIIIK: 1IJ Walsuh . Atenue,
CHIUAIIO. jaufy
l. .1. .IMLIRKEY tV ..,
GENJS11AL
Commission Merchants,
W IIOLK.SAI.I. DKALF.IIH IN
Flour, IVcd, Vvn IiIoiih aiuil
H(JIIC S'al'OiTlit'.N'.
CtOVSIDNMLNTHKOLICITED. I'llODt'CFIlS WII.I,
further their Inlereats by correandlii with us.
Utters st Iniulry pruiuplly answcrisl. Weekly prices
current nulled free on ajipllcatlou,
ri.lllF.RAL.ADVANCFJt M VDF. ON Al'l'lttn FD
MIIIMKNT OF (JltAI.V, WOOL, rUIUII, HOPS,
IIIDI.S, KTC, KTU
N, lumid It I rout HI, I'orllHiid, Osn.
augltf
MONEY TO LOAN,
hKCUnPD 1IY REAL F.STATF. AND MORTOAn IN
SuniH of $500 to $30,000
FAIIU LANDS, Oil l-ORTLANH CITV I'HOl'FRTT
srrcr to ,
WILLTAM REID,
48 First St,, Pottland, Oregon.
ina)2Cui
;ra vs spi:;ii h: iii:ih i.j:.
Till: I.IIIHT INt.IKH HI HI 111.
TRADE MAIIIl An unfallln rem TRAOI MARK
viy lor r limn!
torrlic. Iuxtciir
aii.U.l lUa-M-aitJ.it
(ollOW. M ft COIi-4-OUtllCtf
of hIf
Memory. UnlrerMl
fMltuile, Pain In
lliia la V- Illsitfl
ItrORE TAIIIIO."' tfl. I'reiitt Anil TAIIIQ.
lliru out av, sol lasny other dlaeiiaes tlisl lend W 111
anlty, or (loiiiuiiiptlon, and a premature grate
jri'ull lurtlculars In our psiuphlet, whl h wo desire
lo send free by mall to ever; one, The KalAc Me-lhlnai
la sold by all (iru.-l.ta at HI r luiksge, or six f r t
or will bo sent frto by iiiali on reli'l of the money, b)
a-UJn-ln 1 1I i: (. U 1 1 VI lH I M .
No, in y xiunie' iikxk, ni.ruoi r, tn h
jrA.ld by all linnvt.U. Juliy
or WELL AllGERb th.
elieapest, bores tbsfaattst Wo .re tuo oldest suit
largest firm In Aliurlca. Bend for our pictorial
catalofjuo. Ukitlu HT-tes Ufa Co., C-lcsgOi Ul.
JOB PRINTING I
AND
BOOK BINDING.
A. G. WALLING
OWNS AND CONDUCTS IN A LLC! ITI MATS
manner both the above named branches of busi
ness Mating accumulated a largo assortment of
STOCK yiND FRUIT IITS
Ho can do work for Block growers and Fruit Cutlur
lata In a better style and at cheaper ratea than any
outer in in ouaic. Having a
STEAM BOOK - BINDERY
Can bind llsrulncs, Muilc, etc, In first class stale
andatlowest lltlng wrlces rTULVSK 1100KH for
erery kind of business made to onler. au!T
HORSEMEDICINE
D. D. T. 18G8.
S A HOUSE J1LDICI.NF. IT IS SlTKRtnil TO
sue Liniment ever InTcntcd. For 1I1NOIIONK.
hi AVIN, MVVhl.NEV, CALI.dtlH, LUMPS, and all OLD
KOHLS, a) plr freely, so aa to blister, from three to fire
uays in succussion; anu in rour or nve uav s ir not enroa,
repeat as at llrst, SPIeAINH, STIr F JOINTS, 11UU18ES
UIMKIALI-S, and all slight ailments, apply a small
quantity, ao as not lo blister. Saddle Sores, Cuts, and
all other sores, whero the skin Is broken, mix the Ltal
lueul, half and hall, with any kind of oil, and appky
moderation,
tfl. tor salo by tho Trado ei erj where.
Htocstok, Febmarr 4, laM.
II. It. MOOIIK - SON, basing this day purchased th
light, title and Interest of VV ILLIAMH h IfUOIlK In the
' II. II. II. IIUICNKMLDICINK," will continue IU man
ufacture, as HOLE I'ltUPIIIETOIlS, to whom all ordes
ahould bis addressed.
It. II. MOORE k SON,
Druggists, Stockton, Cat,
1IODGE.DAVIS& CO., Agta,
I'OIITLAND, ORK00N.
Attention Wool Growers!
AM, PKI180.SH VVI8III.SO TO IMI'ltOVF. Til HI it
llutks are liifomusl that I have now a belter
asaortmeiit of rains for salo than any revloua year,
Imludlngt
New Oxlorslshlrra,
Ami 'isvnlils,
Irrnrh llerlaos,
Mpnulali Merinos, I
i . s
American Merinos, ,j
Ami Utng wool Grades.
I OFFER FOR SALE :
lOO Buck, 7
00 Ewph.
tJ.Thoe who mako early application will getflrst
choice. My larm Is 4 mllis south of Dsllas.
II. M. S.ITHHII',
Iiallas, IVIk County, Oregon,
d novl
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB MAN AND BEAST.
for morn tlinn n third of it century tlio
Metlc.n MuelaiiKl'lMlcueutliilslmci!
known to Inllllous nil nvnr tliu vrnrld us
thu only salo rollaueo for the toiler of
accidents mid iialn. It Is n mndlcluu
nlicivn prlcn Mini prnlsn III. Iiest sir lis
kind. or every form of cisturnu.1 jmlu
MEXICAN
MiisUnir I.lnlmcnt It without nn equal
It iieiietr.les flesh send muscle to
III. ory iMine iimklhtf thn cnntlnu
iinconrpiilniiiidliitUiiiuUniiliiipnsalhlo. Ha effects upim Human Flesli nml Iho
nun croutlon aro equally wonderful.
Tlio Mexican
MUSTANG
Liniment Is nneded In" somebody In
every liouao. I.verydny brings news of
Ilia sigouy of all mriil acid or hum
aiiuduud, of rlieuni.tlo m.rlyr. ro
stoieil, or n valuable liurs. or ox
sasreil uy mo licuiliir power oi tuu
LINIMENT
which anoedlly rures aucll ailments of
thn HUMAN FI.l.SJl as
llh.uiiiatlain. Nivelllngs. MtllT
Joluts, I milrartccl Muscles, JJurusI
and Hcalds, sjuis, llruiae. atsiti
Npralus, I'olaoisona lilies and
MiIuks, MtlAiess, Lameness, Old
Mores, Ulcere, -'roettiltcs,llitlsaliis.
Nor Nipples, (nla.it Jlr.aat, anil
Indeed erery form of xtarual dls
aa., II lieals lvllliout sears.
For thn ilnuTK CIO ation It cures
Npralus, Ntrlniiyi NII1T Joints,
Founder, Harness flares, Hoof Ills-
eases, ft'oot Hot, Mrr.vr tvoriu, Ntab,
llollotr Horn, Neralches, M'lnd
Kalls. Hpavln, Tlirush, ItlliHboue,
Old Mores, I'oll livll, I Ilia upon
Hi. Hlalit anil .vary other ailment
to STliUh in. occupants of th.
Ktabl. and Mloclc Yard ar. liable.
'Ilia Xf.slcau Muatanir y.lialiiiont
always cures und nuver UlauppoluUj
and It It, po.illvcly,
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB MA2T OS B1ABT.
AGENTS AND CANVASSERS
Hake from t to Usuer Merle selling goals for
K.U IIIDIOIJTAOO, liflurilav street, New lork.
Bend for their Catalogue auj terms. aua7y
Qj0