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WILLAMETTE FAEMLK: JPOKTLAND, OREGON, OCTOBER 22, 1880.
An Independent Press.
Mr. Smith used to livo in n small
tion, and his unclassio figuve Booming
anxious to vanish out of sight, 'that
Swine I' His voice is tin rrlft. frntn
. .....a M ... , -O .. C" ..w...
town in tne interior ot Tuxas which wo? Apollo. Until tho moment of embar-
mlneae
11
i
self4
xxlilti
K
Uiout
ihl
tw
E.
will call Smlthvillc, but ho moved to
Galveston a few years ngo and is now a
resident of this city. Ho has kopt him
self well posted, however, ns lo affairs in
his former homo by subscribing to the
Sinithvillo Torpedo, tho local tuner.
which is edited witli signal ability by J
Colonel Bangs. A fow days ago Smith
liappencu to bo nt the railroad depot
when tho train camo in, and whom
should ho sco among tho passengers but
Col. Hangs, thu editor of tho Torpedo.
Of course. Smith was glad to sea tho edi
tor of tho Torpedo, and Bangs was glad
to sco a regular subscriber, like Smith.
They greeted each other warmlv, and
Irfttir having taken a fow drinks sat
down quietly to talk over uflairs in
Smithville.
"You got tho Torpedo regularly, I
supposo ?'' paid Bangs.
"Yes, it comos to hand regularly
every day and I read it vory carefully.
It keeps mo as woll pouted us if I lived
in tho town and saw everything with
my own oyes. I would not know what
was going on in Smithvillo, if it was not
for tho Torpodo," said Smith.
,Uol. Bangs said ho felt flattered, and
After another drink or bo tho country
editor bocanie very candid and commu
nicative. His stomach was not accus
tomed lo Galveston whisky. On tho
other hand, Smith, being used to it, re
mained distressingly sober.
After a pauso dmitli said :
"I Haw in tho last number of the Tor
rassmer.t i past and tho soul of tho
A largo monument has been erected
at Kahuka, Mo., with tho following in
scription: "Tho Sponccr Family.
Wo are all hero, murdered with an tt
night of Aug. 3, 1877, at their home.
Bpeaker cornea to his relief, and though' Their bodies lio beneath this tomb,
anu poetry uegin to wrcuuio tueir vifea ",e,r virtues auout it. 41 marks tno
charms around him and inepiro liisvocaTi
organs, ins voico is both weak and un
musical, and to not a fow it is even dis
agreeable. Ho makes noni of the ora
torical climaxes co popular with the lia
tening crowd, ile is rarely impass' ,-ri
ed. No lintencr id thrilled, but ovc.fc
ono is pleased and dcenlv imnressed.
without being nblo to know just why."
I
a
A Printer's Travels.
Wednesday night Thomas II. Archer,
a man auout so years ot ago, was a
lodgor nt tho Central polico station,.and
tho fact that ho hud made a tour'nrarlv
around tho world during the pakt four
yuars made tho penniless tourist an ob
ject of interest.
Archer was poorly drossod, although
his clothes wero clean and wholo through
much patchicg. His stock of under
clothing consisted of a bluo flannel un
dershirt which ho woro and a checked
woolen shirt which ho carried in the
ckot of a light overcoat. Tho young
man Is n Scotchman and printer by
trade, so ho asserted and speaks En
glish, German and French well enough
to mako himself understood in ordinary
convenation.
In August, 187G, ho left San Francis
co, with nbout 850 in his pocket, as
pedo that Jones, tho proprietor of thai "toward on a sailing ship bound for To
Kto, but u dispute caused mm to leavo
tho ship at tho Sundwhich Islands,
whoro ho went to work in tho oflico of
tho Honolulu Gazette. A month's stay
tho.-o BuQlcod, and tho tramp printer en
gaged a- hostler to help tako care of a
stnblo of 30 horses 'that wcrb being
shipped to Melbourne, ilia stay in
Australia lasted nearly a year, during
which timo ho walked through tho vari
ous provinces and visited the "bush,"
until in tho Fall of 1877 ho shipped on
a coasting vessel at Hobart Town, and
for iinvcral months was knocked about
tho West Indies until shipwrecked he,
with sovoral others, were picked up by a
merchantman and was taken to the
Suez canal, when a dnsiro to remain on
terra firma causod him to stop sail inc.
and from Egypt ho traveled ns servar.1
to English travelers, and ns a vagabond,
through tho Holy Land, and at last
brought up at Constantinople, In this
Smithvillo Hotel, has fitted it up now,
And now it is Miperior in all particulars
t n.tt. l.it.1 l.!u M .( XT V t. I
w m.jr uviui vuin OIUU Ul .1.1 u IT J.UTK. J.
Aiu glad to hear that. I am iraing to
put up at it whan 1 visit Smithville."
"Don't you do it," replied tho editor.
"I board thnro myself, and I nearly
starve to death. But it is tho best hotel
in tho place, for all that. I would not
lot such a lio go into tho paper if tho
hotel had not takou fifty copies of the
paper to send ofT. Ho paid for them in
meal tickets, too."
Tho faith of Smith in the reliability
of tho Torpedo had received somowhut
of a shock, but ho hoped it was an ex
ccptional case.
After awhilo Smith said :
"I am glad to sen that Major Snooks
is going to &wcop that section of thu
State at tho noxt election. I read in
tho Torpedo ot tho nmgniticont ovation
given him ; of tho procession sovoral
tolling Inner th. linfmltnt that i1l.u..wl .. u-nv Arnnr WAnE till tlm IMnnlin anil
with all tho toasts, and then tho finfcifriuring tho Summer of 1878 was a sailor
pot wuero tne uvo members ot the
Spencer family woro slain, and its tied-3
icaiion, with elaborate cetemoui.
drow together C0,000 persons, so gir
Atagitst Flawrr '
Tlio iimiicnso solo and great popularity of
Green's August Flower in nil towns anil villa
pes in tho civilirctl wotld Ima caused many
imitator's to adopt similar names, expecting to
reap and harvest for themselves attlio expense,
of the afflicted. Tliis incilicina was Introi'tic
ed in 1803, and for tho euro of I)ypcpl and
Liver Complaint, with their cllccts, such ns
Sour Stomach, Coativcncsj, Sick Stomach,
.Sick Headache, Indigestion1 Palpitation ot
!io Heart, vertigo, etc., etc., it never In: fail-
nt 10 our icnowicipjo. inreo iiosoi will ro.
PORTLAND
MECHANICSFAIR
1880.
The Annual Exhibition
OK THE
IlHll been t fin nxpitntnpnt nvnr thnrnm" linvn unv cAtnof Ik'rwnIrt. Twn mlllimilmf.
Tho dccd'woa palpably committed ,y j tlci sold last year. Price 70 cents. Samples 10 j """""""mhuicifib IMffl"ITIM
a ono man, who killed his victims ono nf
tcr another as ho camo upon them; but
who ho was has never been ascertained.
Bill Young was lunged by a mob, but a
jury had ncquitted him, nnd there was
nothing at all proven against him except
ins mm cnaracter. ills last words nro:
"I am as innocent of this thing as iho
angels;" but the leaders of tho lynchers
replied : "You'ro a good man to hang,
anyhow." His wifo 1ms now sued tho
county for.810,000 damngos.
While tho wcather-gaugo manufac
turer was charging tho glass bulbs with
mercury, his children intently watched
thermometer supper. Tho copyricht
on this awe-inspiring pun is' double-riveted.
cents.
It It Possible
remedy m.itlo of such
serenadf, -with Major Snook's speech tol beforo tho mast on tho
tho vast sea of upturned facts. It must tho Fall ho traveled ov
(.
IE
have been n gorgeous ovation."
f!nl. Itanrra Iaiii.IiixI until 1m nonrlv
idJtlad spasms. Finally ho said :
"Why, Snooks wroto that up for the
'lorpodo lilnibolf. and paid to havo it in
sorted as an advertisement. Ho is start
ing a boom, you know."
"You don t mean to say that nothing
ot tlio-kiml happened 1'
"I believo that Major Snooks hired n
brass band to entirely surprise him with
a complimentary sorenado for four dol
lars and a. half. Tho speech did not last
for Boverat hours, hecnuse all ho paid
was : 'Come in, boys, mid tako some
thing.' Tho vast sea of upturned faces
only numbered fifteen. At least that is
all tho drinks ho is charged with on tho
biirkoepei's slato for that evening. That
is the best evidence, I reckon."
"Why, how did you come to make
such a faluo statement in your paper 1"
"Didn't I tell you that ho paid for it
as an advertisement I lio is going to
use it as a campaign document.''
S uith bi'gan to think that tho Smith
villo Torpedo was not furnishing him
with so much local information at ter all.
Ho uotermiubd, llicioforo, not to men.
tion any other item of nows ho had
gleaned from its columns. So ho changed
tho subject: "How's Col, JlcPelter
coming onf
"Ho is not coming on at all. He has
gone uff already; wtek beforo last he em
bezzled $3,000 and disappeared with an
other man's wifo. The grand jury has
found 19 felony indictments against
him," replied tho editor.
"But I never saw that mnntioned at
all in the Torpedo," said Smith.
"I reckon not," replied the editor,
proudly. "Col. MoPeltcr'sson promUod
to shoot tho top of my head off if I said
a word about it, and it is the duty of the
press to frown down all such attempts at
violence."
"Col. Bancs," said Smith, rising with
Jignify, "1 nee by the latest issue of the
orpodo that you aro about to tako in a
partner and enlarge your business. You
can take in as many partners as you
please, but you won't take in this sub
scriber any more. You may discontinue
tending rae the Torpedo."
"That's all right," responded tho un
blushing editor; "it is not likely to en
lighten the publio any more, anyhow.
That partner I mentioned is the sheriff1. ,
J am open to an engagement. Couldn t
you secure me a position as a Galveston
tetreet car driver I Galveston News.
Baltic Sea. In
overland and most
of the wny on to Gcnova and Rome,
whenco hn sailed to Genoa and madr his
way then to Madrid and at last arrived
in Paris in March, 1879.
After working an a printer in job of
fices several weeks, Archer arned
enough money to nay his way to Lon
don, whoro ho worked in various capac
ities until in July he sailed from Liver
pool to Havana, from which citv ho
sailed to Charleston, S. C, where ho ar
rived about a year ago. Since that
timo Archer has tramped through most
of the Eastern States, nnd has got this
far on his way toward San Frimcinco.
Ho claimed to havo an engagement to
.- In H..n nnfi.ilil ill .....I. n iIwmhui
and oxpected to leave thu city lost even
ing.
When asked if he had experienced
any real hard times, Archer said : " I
suppose you would call it hard to go 24
hours without food, but I may havo done
that many times and it didn't hurt mo.
and I havo lived, weeks at a time with
out clean clothes except as I would wash
my own shirt and wear my coat but
tonod closely while it was drying." He
said further that such little con.enirn-
cies as stockings, collars, oufTa und
handkerchiefs never en tec ed his thoughts.
Archer had tho appearance of beinj a
tcnierate man, and used good language
in conversation.
Seth Soicer rills tho oyster tho camo
bird of America. Now wo always
thought a Teiwiussco mulo deserved that
appellation.
Uofui CertlflcaU.
It is no vilo.druiri!cd stuli". nrctend'ni; to bo
wade of wonderful foreign roots, barks, Ac,
nnd puffed up by lonj bogus certificates of
pretended miraculous cures, but a simplo,
puro. ciTcctlvo medicine, made of well known
valuable remedies, that furnishes Us own cer
tificates by its cures. Wo refor to Hop Hit
ters, tlio. purest and ltc.it of medicines. See
another column. Republican.
I havo suffered from a kidney dlfilculty fcr
1110 post ten years, necompanicu Willi nervous
spasms. Physicians gavo me but temporary
relief, but after using threo nnd one-half bot
tles of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver cure,
my nervous spasms wero entirely relieved.
My ngo is 77 years. I recommend this arcai
icmcdy to sufferers from norvous troubles. 4
Kaston, l'n. Mils. Mauv HKtsK.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS
FOR SALE!
CLARK'S OREGON SEEDLING.
SlllfS M THE EAW.Y At) PROLIFIC VAWCTY
orUlntto.1 If in st lom'tTbo-, Ku; Pa.Vsn.',
t rmlinl U.s fol'ool'ij utuntaious rnOorumgnt
from the HUta lio JculUrtl Society, st a meet, is
hM In l-orl and Juna fJt'i, 10 !
"Tns tarry It I'aik rtii In color, food iho, fair
lit, and a fin ."ruit t'.tt hii nnrclal ualkla lo rec
onimtnJUaaaniarl.etlii.rr. Tin flat or la lien and
r jW of tis wl'il tar, a (ileauit a-ij frairrant
aclil that lianluip-oxmcn.on ih Wl'aon'a AlSany.
We think It ho no kj,w nor ,'or sooO quall.les aaionj
known varleJn. am U we'l wo .r llio name we l1,
It: CLAUK'S (t'lK(K).S HKCOlIMI."
I a'ao hare aim ta-letv. eitu Liree. whlrh I rail
the ilT. TA1I011 It la the mo.t iroiHo bearer I ever
aaw. I oiler ellhrr of tlirio ta'uable nlanU ,'oraale
at ll.M l'KIl 1X)Z1:.V. Oniere aJJ'fMcU to lue at
uil ivmana wiiirr-elvcrrompialnt'on.
r. A CLARK,
oct lit Kail 1'ettlkiH
inas tno remedy maiio of such common,
simplo plants nj.Ilopi. Iluclui, Mandmko
Dandelion, ic., iiaUa ko many nnd such mar
velous and womlaful cures as Hop Hitters do!
It must be, for when old and young, rich and
poor. Pastor nnd doctor. Lnwver and Idlltnr.
all testify to haviog been cured by thorn, wo
must bchevo and doubt no longer, Sco other
column. Post.
Various Causes,
Advancing years, rare, sickness, disappoint
ment, ami hereditary prcillspotiitiou all
opcrato to turn t'io hair gray, nnd cither of
tfiem inclines it t shed prematurely. Aycr'a
Hidr Vigor will itstoro tadcil or p-ny, lbfit or
red hair to a licli brown or deep bl.icl:, as
may bo drti.-cd. It softens and cleanses Hie
scalp, giving it a Jiealtliy action. It removes
and cures dnnd?iiITi.antl liumnrs. Jy its uso
inning iik.r 1 ciicckcii, anu n now jmnvtii will
ho 'j.ediiectt ill all cases whero tho follicles
nre not dostroyeil or tho glnnds decayed. Its
effects rro ijc. uliluily shown on lunshy. weak,
or sicMv It !', on which a few applications
will produco tho gloss and freshness of outh.
Harmless nnd auro in its operation, it is In
comparnblo as a dressing, and is especially
valuod for the bolt lustre and richness of touo
It Imparts. It contains neither oil nor dyo,
nnd will not soil or color white cambtici yet
it lasts long on tliq, hair, and keeps it flesh
and vigorous. Fur sale by all dealers. 3
WILL HE
Opcaril en Ihr Jih anil Close on Ike 134 or
.Wrtobrr.
milE PAVILION IS nEIXO KNMr.aED I1Y THE
M. addition of two wlnju. Tlieaoutli wlnrdrtlned
fur the Floral ill.play add the north wlnT fn,'.Mchlncry
ezaiblled. L
Intended exhibitors will plcaw file amnlcnttons for
rpueo at an early ihte hr nuihlnito the Superintend-
.. . a.. ..-.I. . 1 1 1 .- r r ...... '. --.i
vii,, nmui u, union uiock, wuerc an iniorniaiion coil'
cernlnir the Fair will be clieerfully glien.
llj order of tho Hoard of Directors.
euO 1 OI.IIK.NOOI!KF, Suwrlntcn.ltnt.
JOB PRINTING I
A NO
BOOK BINDING.
A. G. WALLING
rnanne; boUi the above named branches f kual.
ne. Hatlnj; aciumulatcd a larire auorhuent of
STOK AN1 FIWJIT CUTS
llecandowoikforStoA.jrowersand t vlt Cnltar.
Is:s In tatter ttrle aid at cheaper rates Uian anr
other la the State. Ilailnj a '
SI KAN ItOOK BINDERY
Can bind Majailice, Muilc, etc., In rlrit claastM
aid atloweat I tlntr nr cl r 1.1 ivu i...lt:T
hw ll.J .1 l..i.i.. . t. . 1 .wa ir
w.. -nm i vuiiu.ro niaue mi oraer.
au:r
WARNER'S SAFE
KIDNEY and LIVER
THE UINC.KI &OXAKI 0S
BEAUTIFUL EVER-BLOOMINO
WadelttrrhTBO.MJPUTKSiaifor w liter bloom
and Fall ltant!n,Mfelybyinall, at all imet-oibna. lira
Hplendld Variclra, your choice, all labelled, for III I
furn:ifor(.l: tafortl: Ul.rM; tsforsio; let
for ll:l. head for our NEW UUIDE Tt) IIO'jE CUL
TUP.K, andchnowfronotersonral tiorla. Our
OIIKAT Hl'l-O-ALT V l irrowln-and itl.jnbiulnr !ta-a.
THE DINOEE & CONNARD CO.,
Koaf (iranrra, Wtar Usovs, Chc.tr Cu., P.
itlSSOt
AGENTS AND CANVASSERS
MaVefroui r lo f-30ier srrelt tl''-ir r,oo-s Joi
tCltlliKOUriCO.. id lUa'-va -e., Ne VorV.
enu Tcr tJ.ilr C. j'ojue a.iu ler.iia. ajt'r
To the Farmers of Oregon!
A INtsltlvo Cure for all Hid
ncy.Llvcr mikI VrlnaryTroublcs
or both Mule .Mil FcmalcH.
READ THRECORD:
" It eared my life," -K. II. Ukelr, Stlma, Ala.
"It It tho remedy (hit will cure tbe many dlaeaaes
eculUr t women." Mother1! Uasjailne.
"It has paaacd aerrra teals and won endorsements
from eoinoof the highest medical talent In the country."
New York World.
" No remedy heretofore dlKoreml can be hell (or
one iitouicni in companion with it."
C. A. llarrcy, I). I)., Waalilngton, D. a
ThU Croat Natural Resaedjr la for
Baue Dy AJrutjeiau in all feuta ot
the World.
Try it and Take no Other.
H.H.WARNER CO.,
IIOCIIICSTKII, NKW YOIIK.
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
AND
TUALATIN ACADEMY,
rOEKHT VROtE, ORr.iO.
CALENDAH t
Fall. Tssu llrat Wednesday In September, to first
Wcvnc"day In Uecemtier.
WijirsaTasMtlrat Wednesday In December tt'.lnt
Wodii-lay la Kerch.
Hrsixu 1r.nu- First Wednesday In Uanh to tint
Wcdneiday In June.
HoUDlTS ChrUtmas to New Years.
EXrCNSF.
Ttinoif rsa Ttaat m adtaxc.
Primary Department v ,,,,. I 6.00
Academic llepartment 10.00
C'olloifUle l)eftincnt 15.(1
Hoard, In families, Inducing fuel and II3I1U, W to tl.vO
THIS SCIIOOI, AIMS Tt) (1IVK T'lOnOL'nlt IN
strurtlon and parental Ulr&'pllno. lo fonn correct
luonUI hrblti and moral putHMca. It offers irood
faculties In all Its departments tosludenteof liotlisc:ee.
Fur further Information apply lo
KICV. J. K. HRUKK, ll.ll.. ITeJUrlil. .
Or to I'stor. JON. M UHH.
auiruatsiiil
HORSEMEDICINE
D. D. T. 1868.
aba lions
J nn.r Unln
Bl'AVl.NnEE
HOnsK MEDICINK IT IS SOTEniOn TO
MMincnioTer lllTcntMI. ror IIIItailOlsB.
IE1LVKV. CAI.MIITH I.lllll-J .n.l .11 nt tj
ii.ini.u -. .... . . ..:"- -- '," vm
7"p appiy ireeiy, ao as 10 till.ler, from Hire to fire
day a In succolon: and In four or Ore da s If not cnra4.
EVClVw'.!"1, B.''",AN8. STIFF JOINTS, HHU18M
WIMHIALLH, and all alijlit allmcnh, apply a soul
qiianllly, hi as not to bll.tcr, Saddle Sorea, OuU. anS
all other sores, where the skin Is broken, nils the Uas-,
Iiient, half and half, with any kind of oil, and arkr
moderation.
la. For aale by Die Trade everywhere.
,1.1. .11, MOOIIF. ft MX. &tr,l.r&c.4..a..
iifacture, as HOLE I'llOl'IIIETOIUI, to whom all oraer
ahould be addreatn'.
It. II. MOORE ft DON,
DrutrifLls, btockton, Oal)
HODGE.DAVIS& CO., Agt,
POnTLAND, OIIEOON ' '
Attention Wool Growers.
Snow Shoeing in Norway.
I
Ot David Swing, a writer in The
Albany Joim. gay 8 that LU "awkwaixl
aeaa not asltlom draw a mile over the
faeeef one who U sot accuatoteed to bia
fireeeace; and as a traveler bearing a ro
aaBtic ideal U said to hare exclaimed at
his first view of the Nile, 'i that all I"
aa must shut who h&va on, ti u .n,l
Itear thU celebrated pulpit orator for the
first time havs exclaimed, as he stole
into his seat with' his eyes resting on
ike feor ratbsr than on the cosgrega-.
Of all this bodily exercises I know of,
thoro is nono in my opinion, that can
coma up to snow Hhneiiifj, as it is doiui
in Norway. Skating i nothing coin-
pared to this spoit. What can equal
the splendid suiiMition of flying acrosn
the deep snow at tho rate of many miles
an hour, without hardly moving a mus.
olet And then, giinij down hill, HiafT
in hand, no exertion necesxary, other
than to keep tho balance, while gliding
softly but s if tly onwurd. Unlike tho
Canadian snow shoes, these Shi (pro
nounced xbeo) of tho Norwegians aiu
often fully twelve feet long, curving up
ward at the prow, and aro not broader
than threo to four inches. Throughout
their wholo length they aro provided
with a groov-H for tho purpose of keep
ing them from slipping when going at
an angle down tall. Atuougli by no
means slow when used across level
giound, it is yet down-bill that they are
most etlective, tor tueir grett length and
their polished under-surface on the fro
zen snow causes a speed more like fly
ing than any motion I know of. The
inhabitants ot Telemarken, in the south
of Norway, are the rdoat efficient shi
runners; and at the annual competi
tions at Christiana, generally bear off
the prizes. At the competition there in
1879, one of these men leaped, accoul-
ing to a local newsaper, a distance of
thirty Norwegian alen, or fully juxty
feetl
The first American inscription put up
w the obelisk will be "Post No Bills.'
Cheer up your l.oa'U and let us .I117,
And make the (rand old city rlnj;
Tne place ou scujtit L found at Lut,
And many tlmea my door you iwcd.
When you come to town you o."t?n stray
To oiber ttores out of the nay,
Ob. faoilili nun! u me It .lions,
You do.i't know here to purihaao cleUiea.
Why bin. you, If yauo'ity Ine
l hat I am fcelnir to tell lo ou,
You inljbt be 01 tb a krrat ileal li'O-o:
If jou'e pilioilie the Woikl.ijuu.rs Store.
i:riuk'otu of the rlche.t hue,
iiereaiaaysreiuy loaeutoyou ;
ou want lour "biomie to woo )ou dear,
ouniu.tbuyjourcourllnzclotlilnirhcrc.
Ify
Yi
Tne clot'ics are awful l-oo.1 to wear.
Trey Ut for month, and "111 not tear.
Fcr f.rnicn end wor'.era In the wood.;
To nuteti 1 10 .o'U we hue the gooda,
II. va'ue ne - rfjr to the,
Tint ue ourw'irs and you can lite.
Our Inula I. Kiiun and 110 guuxv ipune J
,,v vv'i ,v ,.,. uur mi Mine
If we do.i't iHre ralve, we aalt no oy,
Or inke It guod some oticr way;
Now try one .ult. Junior the U.t,
Orl, no;iuoie, try untirnd tc,t.
Now tUn thl. aonjr r d.lult well.
And all your fneir' be euro to tell.
And shout thnwi wmdi ,'rom Und to aoa,
Thattlic WOIiKI.SOUENS bTOUE la the placo
for we,
WorkiiiKiiion's Store W Flrt
(Street, I'ur.Jand, Oregon.
octSmri ' I'ittll'JtlKrOU. '
THE CHAMPION!
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY.
188GV81.
Chas. E. Lambert, A. M., B. D. Prea't.
I'KOriMHl.VAI, UErABTHKDIT.
COLLEGE OF UEDICINE, 1'ortUnd
u. r. a. riummer, ai. D. Dean.
Trrm Opcn.i IXrrsnbcr 13, isse.
ri'LIIRtL III.IMUTMIT.
COLLEQE OF MllEIIALAIITH. , BJem
- iiean.
WOJI.VS COLLEOK ..Salem
airs. K. V. Iirown, tiean.
Trrm Opru.i Monday, Sept. 13, ism,
riEMI ITOKV aei'AKTMr.XT.
UNIVF.IISITY ACADEMY Salem
in. van Booy, a. ., u. li., rnnclwl.
Term Opeuai Meudsy, Sept. 13, ISSS,
CttMElATKB HCHOelJt.
THE DALLAS ACADEMY Dallas
8. A. lUndall, Trlmljul.
THE Uiiro.UA ACADEMY , Wilbur
It. L. Ilenwn, Principal.
THE 8IIEIIIPAN ACADEMY .' Sheridan
1. II. Skidinore, -rlnill.
For Information reipKUng College of Medldne, apply
to the Dean.
For Information respecting College of Liberal Arts
and Woman's Collcrn e.0y to Uie 1're.ldenL
lor information ripu.tln? Ui.lter.lty Academy and
the Correlated school, apply to the rc.pettl re I'rluilpals,
JulytStm
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON.
."he school year ot the KUto University
Will begin om Mrplruilirr, 1.1, ISSS,
FACVLTVl
JOHN W. JOANSOS, A. M Proldent
ltof. Ureek and Latin. 4
MAHKUAILEY.rii.D.,
I'rof HaUieaiaUcs and A.tronomy,
ITIIOMA8 CONDON, Fh. I) I
I .I'rof. Ucology and Natural llltlory.
THOMAS M. HATCH, A. M.
I'rof. HUtory and Enyll.li Uteralure.
OEOItOE II. COLLIF.lt, A. M.,
I'rof. CheiaUtry and I'hy.lc.
JOHN STI1AU1I. A. II.
I'rof. Modern lamruaips.
MIIS. MAHY I'. HI'ILLEIL
I'rof. ElocuUoii and I'rlnclpel Knjll.h I'rrparalory
Diartmsnt.
IOH OATAIXKIUES AND FUltTHEIl INFOIIMA-
tion, apply to JMHHtlA J. V.ILTO.,
au0-2iu Secretary llnaril lle-.ent.
KUtimNB CITY, OIL
E
TMK VABNKU'ri CUBK 1(1 MttLTH.
A Book ortalnaUlrlnranaiallon for I'nrmrrs.
A larjeclaM of our Farmers ara battllnir and .trur
gllnf Laid through life without apparently nuklny the
.lljlitj-t hcada.y. To all such, aa well " thoae who
areaboat to.tait l.ito the fanulag- bualncM, tlili book
Srea the moat einllclt direction, and the mo.1 isliial.le
foruutlon. Thu book ahould be In theluiid.oteiciy
Urmcr that wUhes lo become a wealthy and .uivrntful
farmer. It tells you csutlyliow and what to male
money at, Any farnier reading thl. book, follow, t'le
Information In It, I. as certain of success and wes'th rf
the uu rlwssnd .eta. See to Hat once lhatyoiiale t.ie
IMMeorof thl. valuableSMiok. Buth an omionipltv
may not present Itielf to you atln. SVlit -b-inld to
anyaddieMonrecelptof Mc. Address, S. ANIIEIItON
uaircinoni, lliiafioia, i-enna. uo-4t
Hral paid twoanila-qiiartrr years buys hp.
IIKST OAIIINKT Oil I'AIIUlll
OIIUAN INTIIK WOULD; winner
of the highest dl.UnUlon at xvtar
wosui'araia roaTinsisssTsisa.
Cilcos.tol.K7. Ul.diM. loik'M)
and upward, Alo for cisr )ky
inen.s, So a month, oreoMUa i.uar
terand upward. Cutaloiiien.ru-.
MASON k HAMLIN OlIflAN CO.,
IMTreiuont.t.. UOSTONKO F.i.1
Ittli .L, (Union H-Uare), NEW
YOIIK; 14'J Waba.li Avmii,
WUGy
MASON
AND
HAMLIN
ORGANS
HI lals , J
CIIIOACO.
fBBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaW Baaal aaLssaa!
18 THE MILL FOR OREOON AND WASHIOTON
TLUUlTOItY. It takes the flr.t uremlum i
feute and County Fairs.
I Cat 3.SM SL SSXVAU.V,
Iswarrauted lodobeUcr and fr.Ur work than in
other mill now la um. Do not Ull to see It. bOLu
Ur UKALCKS.
For Inlormatloa call or address
J. MOUICK, Portland, Or.
octlml Oaace wlta J. 1. Cast 4 Co.
HODGE, DAVIS & CO.,
OrTKR A
NEW AND, POSITIVE CURE.
WENZELaL'S
INPALLD3LE ANTI-SOAB
A Hlli and KFNtlKVr (ouipound basrd
HtlKNTItlC PIlMt lkUM. and rYarmaleel
irr from Injurious rlTrrls nposi iha
rlool aad Ntirrp, and t'oudrusrd
form ra.llntf Utile fur frrlsbl
DIRECTIONS t
PUT THE CONTENTS OF ONE CAN INTO
l!n lull or vtu.l caruhU of hnLllnv l..t a..
j(u)lon, a oual oil on alth top cutout will anxir; All
marly tilXU wrter ami allow to atand orer night. If
,.u vu ivinp.c-ieiy uiwittu aippir neat, ami when so
lution I. jiiiltte, nUl It toOluallon. of tepid water
conuiucd I J t.i l.Oi.r rcc-,tatle for dlpplnr the sheen.
Un.horiie slieoir (t 1 1 if'r'cmovalf.om llie lutli thould
hnre t-ie Ikiulu pre, -d fi-on the wool a.Kl the ll.iuld
rctur-ied to the rucpUcle, and In oixler to Insure the
du.truction of trie iralu, they .jould rccclre anotLcr
bath l.i flout two weeks.
N. II. Let the bat U be warn, and avoid esposureai
raid after It.
Head the following:
Dssst, Polk Co., btpL 13, isr.
Meaara. IIoJ, Intl. ft Co.! Il.vlnr used the rime
dy tliat lou seat me la.t Kprln for cab t monir jij
aheep, I have drlryed itiiliiTyou ruuls until tiie pre.'
mi riju, r. 1 uains w vue .umclent t'm
1. J. MAIMHKKY & CO.,
OJSNJSHilZ
Commission Merchants,
WHOLESALE DEALEIta IN
Flour, Feed, I'lovlsions and
Stuple (.'rocerh'H.
10.NSIONMF.NTSSOLICITED. PROIIL'CF.IW WiLL
J further tlulr InUre.U by rone.n.llnif with u.
letters ef inquiry promptly an.aered. Weekly inlcw
current luailul frte on application.
flTLIIIEItAI, ADVANCES MADE ON APPROVED
SHIPMENTS OF CHAIN, WOOL, (FLOUII, IIOIU,
HIDES, irm, ETC.
8, is and It tram HI., roHlaud, Ogu,
aujltl
AIL PERSONS WltllMffl TO IMPROVE TMIIE
rocks rrs ln.u-.uol that I hare now a bettar
''rime-it ol rams lor ssle than any previous yesr.
btw exrardsblrrs,
And t'oslnolds,
sVif nrk Mrrlnaa,
jSpsnlsh Merlaaa,
Asnrrlean Mrrlass,
And Long steel tlratsi.
I OFFERFOK SALE :
100 ItuckH,
00 Kwe-Sejl
tCTIioee whej maVa eailr application will ntlnS,
ibelce. ky larn) le 4 ndlee south of Dallas.
d nod
II. M. CJlTtlKIK.
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon.
MONEY TO LOAN,
SECURED DY REAL ESTATE AND UOKTOAOKS
Sums of $500 to $30,000
FARM LANDS, OK PORTLAND CITY PHOPERTV
arriTto
WILLIAM REID,
48 Firat St., Portlnnd, Oregon
lnyjui
'I Uie pre.-
H. ww, r. 1 wwi w .-WW .umucni I'me to euiMe
so as to b et.liln s.ht toe dlaie hss Ihouroiithly
cuied. I dUied my iwi.) twice efur . ietrl.1-, , .In
m.. wmtm v. rf uj., u ,., e.ui.iiu inenot.cvjaiiy
stlraatonceairwk kbi'e Uie Lut dlnplny, but hate
dlauorcred no rciuilaa of Uie ,ili. f j, IK,t ImlUU
tn reccunut'id your prtartkj aa a touipleU and cer
tain remedy lor acabamony s jeep.
J. W. Nmsitii
rut up la slr-t irht cans, tioldlnT sere.1 lund. each
umju acwiruii
and every can, wUen
"J- W M.WM
acxordln to directions, wU
PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR AND SOLD DY
Hodge, Davis ft Co., Portland.
rWafUMtU IMtfVVUT.
rartUnd,
snayMtt
re.
;kiys specific m i:ii im;.
THE UUKAT KiUU KKNCBV.
TRABI MARK An unfailinr reui-TRADal MARK
edy for hi. 11 nal gjjmaw
vttakueM.biitims
toribei, liuUiicy
anilr'ldlMaae. tlut
follow, as a conae.
iiuence of Self.
AbUM.; as lwiof
Memory, Universal
Ii,;tude, Pain in
the baik. Dlimictta
MtHt 1Um. rUlon, PiemAntl TAKIM.
atK
jTRADK MARK
El
ture umj aue, .u, many other dUeose. that leul tu in
sanity, or Con.uiui.tlou. and a Uteinatuia urate.
ItrFull partlruuis In our im:ilet, wlib-li we ilralre
to.eiul lre ty mall to every one, TbehaxlDcMMllvlu
,1 ww v, riirrui,uu,L.i , ,u.v.vi,. itr kir ,..r M
or will be sent free by null oil receipt of the money, by
adddreuinjr TNKaiRAV MEBMIVKt t.
-., .? 10 "Jna UucV, DLTIW1T, Mlih.
aHTSoU by all DruarUu. JulMy
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB UAN'ASD BUST.
MailcsiMuatana;I,lsilmaislltaiM)en
Known to tnllllona All nv., tliH n,l.l n.
tlio only aafo rcllauca for tho rellor or
oolitanta ami iinln. It la a mulleins
above) brlea anri iipaI.a .k k.., . ..
. aurovery luriaortiiicmalpiiln
MEXICAN
MniUnir Mnlment li vrllliout nn oaual.
he yrr bona-iaakliiir tlio contliiu-aiicaori)ulniinitlnrlHmi,irn.ii.n..n.Mii.tn
Its efrocts upon Human Flosli anil tlio I
(iiuio jrvLinn urn tiniinnv at-iiiiairisi
iTha UaHwlsasa. '
MUSTANG
Idntmr'nt la tllWldnil Itv nmnlin.lv In I
arery nouso. hvory day lirliius now ol I
"" " srii scaiu or liurss I
aulxluexl, of rbeumatlo martyra ro-l
sloroil, or a salisabla hunt or oil
ar.u uy iuo uciuiiig- power or una
LINIMENT
rulcli snoiMlllv ciiroa aunl, alimj,ni. nl
.... v. . .. ..::;.- - .... W.B
Iiua uuaian si.r.nu aa
KhaianiKtlam. ai.valllna. ai.iar
ai.a, iwuiracicu jnueelee, asurns
assd ajealila. S.'u.a. H.ul... M
pralns, Ka la oil a Miles and
., uarueee, jiraeneaa. Old
' Nipples, Caked itraaal, and
Indeed wsrerr form ot (raaal dla.
' as neaia wnneul ecars.
For Ilia Usuts Cukstiom It cures
Sprains, Mvrlnujr, SHItr JolaiU,
aaeas, root Hal, aVrew VVorssi. Scab
Hallatsr lloru, Mcratcnes, Wlad
falls, Spaeln, Thrush, Klngbaaa,
Id sloraa. loll Kll. B-iiBn-J
slia stlsjht and arerr other allamant
ta vehleh Iba occsspasila ot Ua
labia ad Nlk YmU . lUbliT
'llm aTafaSV tm aba taafaaawat. aawa VSUS
1y,. surrs and uoyer disappoint 1
anil It Is, positively, " '
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
701 ION OB HAST.
(li ojvji:)"ooobj aUTXH axuatn nJorJl
rvuoioid juo tot puefj voueny 0 uuw taaJkesi
pusisopioornusaM tseis; otn aiMoq "lsodaasw
"lianrkw -i-iva. o
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