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'WFVVWfW! '!" ciR: PORJLXAND, OREKTl)"CTOBEir29rTBUri WILLAMETTE FAR k THIS EMGIOl'ft CELIBRATIOX. Ckltia Tinn In II Best Rib aid Tarker Hk las tin Deration at Ike Joh Hans. "The other wing of tho Republican patty," tho Chiucso are now being universally termed, began one of their annual and bar barous celebrations in tho Josh Houso yes tcrday. Doth tho upper and lower places of worship wcro croueleil. Whlto men, negroes, Indians, Russians, Norwegians, all flocked to tho building to seo tho ruilo ceremonies which were marked two years ago by tho murder of tho Christian Chinaman to ouplato whoso 1 (Mood All Leo hung by tho neck until ho was dead, last March. A number of special po licemen under tho supervision of Chief Lap pens maintained order, nnd it was a commend, able foresight on tho part of tho Chief that thoy worn in attendance. Crowds of Celes tials blocked up tho sidewalk and pavo them -about all they could do to keep them clear. This was especially tho caso in the night when all of Chinatown appeared to bo col lected about tho Joss House and tho theater. Nothing ugly or objectionable was shown towards tho whites who visited tho building, but tho expression on the faces of the priests and attendants when a Christian or heathen whltcmau camo prowling about, showed that they thought thoy could get along without thorn. . Now and strango gods were hulig in oven corner, un tlio lelt an you entered tlio lyft stood n figure which appeared to party'l0 the samo features that characterize lather horso and tho Biraflc. and to rcscmV ai., in notning uut moir ugliest piVgojg wjt, this liguro hung a galaxy of liitlfTusiile tiI0 t drawn swords and poised spflVnltm and a Joss proper, candles wcrctfow Iiiols stood trango odor filled the ro7cj nitaM wcro n every corner. Thofiunt , Giit ftmi hung in new and fang; iicforc tho main s ittor wcro overywfctg dressed ill purple Idol a company oi'y iong j a iow j not robes chanted nJn9litUuy preferred fur the unmusical voiewcro surrounded by a num occasion. Tj4nt, diirercntly but neatly her of ntjaj ijUla n tho bowing and dressed, jjj iin0f Up stairs tho Chiucso band gcsticuj'dny nmj tliu night hideous by their made jfew and hideous Idols wero hung "'us elsewhere in tho building, and tlio . ... ". . . . , w. llo ceremonies were enacted. ino jlilnosr s!dcnts who camo to rtav their resnecta to A 'heir gods did so in a remarkable- way. They iwero tilled Willi a peculiar abandon aud caso of manner. Thoy leaned up ngdinst tho altar and blew tho itmoko of their cigarettes into tlio laces ol tho gods and goddesses with a freedom which smacked of disrespect, lleforo tho god who demanded tho blood of tho Chris' tian Chiuaman two years ago, becauso he hap pened to touch tho curtains which enveloped iilm, tho ceremonies wcro long anil tiresome. Tho Chincio didn't appear to exactly appreci ate thoaisloin which All Leu had hown his vistim to death, and gavo it n wido berth.i A HKKOIC WIMA. When tho noblo quality of heroism takes possession of a woman's breast it seems to In spire her with a courago almost wonderful, Mrs. Kaiser, tho wifo of tho barkeeper in Atolson'i saloon, is an instance of tho truth of this remark. Tuesday evening at a lato hour as alio was resting in her room on tho second floor of her residence, on Second street, be tween A and II, sho heard n notso down sta'.. j which mado ncr uiiiik mat ncr iiuiuanu n returned and was eating a lunch in tho dining room. Sho wont to tho head of tho stairs and called out for him to como up to her. The individual, who was eating, dropped his knifo and fork and commenced tho ascent of tho stairs. Mrs. Kaiacr recognized his footstep in an instant as different from her husband's, and the thought Hashed upon her that there was a burglar in tho houso. titio made no out cry or disturbance, but took mean to defend herself at once. There happened to be a large heavy stick standing in a corner of tho hall and sho picked that up. When tho indi vidual camo up to where she was standing, the asked him what ho wanted, and ho forth with commenced abusing her, using tho most opprobrious epithets and calling her vilo names. Mrs. Kaiser then told him ho must leave the house at once. This ho refused to do aud defied her and her club. Seeing that sho could do nothing whatever with tlio lat ter, Mrs. Kaiser dropped it and makinir a sudden spring for tho man caught him by tho collar. A strugglo ensued, when tho lady by an extraordinary exertion of strength, picked tho fellow up bodily and dropped him over tlio bannister lo tno noor ncneatn, a distance of fifteen feet, llio man lell with a dull, heavy thud, and lay for live or ten minutes as though he was dead. Ho had evidently lit en his head and was rendered unconscious by tho force of tho fall. hen ho recovered he nicked himself un and without aavinc a word walked out of tho houso. Mrs. Kaiser upon nuking an investigation, found that the man had walked into the front door, which sho had left open in expectation ol her husbands re turn, aud had ransacked tho pantry. He -was coolv catiiii! a lino lunch when she ilia covered mm, i ho bold and reckless manner . v . w.. ... . . in which ho conducted hiimuf shows that ho was a thief and a ruflian Mrs. Kaiser could not recognize him. l'or her coolness, her bravery and her admirable defense of herself, Mrs. Kaiser deserves tho thanks of this coin- tiiunltv. and wo can't heln uishincr that wo liad a thousand more women like her in our midst. r Coci.un't AditKK. After listening to the learned and eloquent arguments of District -Attorney Caplcs, for the State, aud Palmer and Thompson for tho accused, In tho rase of Ai. .. --i .- .... r w iii!..a i.aA.i . ..:!. i. II1U OUIIU u, ii. iiimiiiB, iiiniK "nil mw murder of "Kelly the Vag," the Jury squared themselves in their chairs to receivo tho law is. from Judge Stott. His Honor did not take Vup much time in his charge, but was plain. unaksuuiiog and to the point. He explained the different degrees of murder and w herein it consists. The fury paid tho closest attention to the Court, and w lieu ho hail concluded they retired. Yesterday they came into court, after Iwing out all evening and tho greater part of the morning, aud gavo notice that they were unable to agree upon a vedict. Tho jury stood eight for murder iu tho second de gree, and fsur for murder in the first. Itol Tins waa somewhat elated at the result of their deliberations. He was remanded below upon the announcement of the result. The MimiiKK Case. Probably one of the dullest trials ever hod in our courts is the murder case of J. W. Itollins, who was in dicted by the Grand Jury for killing "Kelly the Vag" on the 2d day of last August. Not a dozen people were in attendance at the court when the trial waa commenced yesterday af tcrnoou at 1:30 o'clock. The folio iug jury was empaneled: S. F. Siferd, W, 1). Double blower, H. It. Long, If. Sylvester, Ellis Walker, J. M. Goy, M. D. Clillam, W. D. Metzser, Jasper Orchard. 8. M. Dyer, John WauJ and L. Lewi. After being sworn, they took their seat and the trial commenced. Nothing of importance w developed up to tho time of adjournment. District Attorney Caplcs and Assistant District Attorney Mul ley appeared for tho prosecution. Rollins was represented by 11. , Thompson. 111 COt'MT BKATE3. Jaat the " Drank and Blsordrrly" Gel Away With His Hoaar In a Banning Flghl. When his name was called in tho l'olico Court yesterday ho didn't appear to hear it. Ho was resting himself on tho railing by propj ping his head up with his hand in a sorrow sort of a way. There was a sad oxprr', , alwut his eyes and a very sick ono aWy mouth. Ills other hand was laid g i,a his stomach and it was vcr, vcrv' jjb ft no nan ucen uruiiK mo nignc oer ami there pearedtogazo out into vacat' ,,,,,,, ,nmIo was a something about his fo'ntttodroniiiii Copt. Sloan fear that he wftnl ,,, crirt poetry, and he took nie.iij-hmlalM, ctchir; tho bud by walking ovK i(tcil ,,,, , ,,-' him by the collar. A, j0hn Jones, atnrut feet tho Captain sho ' ' ul't . . . ,. ..rue, but ho was still nb- John stood, itjaicd out into vacancy in stracted and sjirocti0 whIch frjgltrIla that dangcrq- 'r ho Court also app.ared to lyiCSt It BIIOIUU 00 ailllelCIl Willi o coiiccrfccforo Jolin cuuIJ opcn hg mollth crsc, n ' 1,le"ur namo Jones?" r.i gazing inio vacancy Jonn replied, "l A sav thai it is?" ."'Is it Smith?" "I can't say that it is." "1 It Thomas?" "I don't know." "What do you know?" "That my grandmother's namo was Urown.' "Well Air. Dtown-Joncs. or whatever vour namo is, what do you say to tho charge of being drunk and disorderly?" "I wouldn't liko my wifo to know it." "Married man, ch?r' "Well that depends on circumstances." "Any children?' "No, I have adopted my grandchildren," "Sons all dead?" "Never had any." "All daughters?" "Ask mo something hard, if you please." "All right. Are you in liquor or insano?" "Ncitlicrt I am incouit." "Cant. Sloan," shouted tho Court blushing up, "tills Court has been trilled with; put that man on bread and water and kcon him in the chain gang for 15 days. Wo must mako nn uxamplo of somouno, and you, John Jones aro tho fated person. The next man who at tempt to joko about, oi in anv wav to belittle this Court, will bo set down upon at once, nnd don't you forget it gentlemen. Tlio officer in charge then threw out his bait and dragged tho mdancholly and iioetio Jones down below, and as ho diccni1ed the stairs fate. ho could bo heard lamenting his sad 1'iusral Over I lie clo. At the noon session of tho Senate, Gov. Thayer returned, without his approval, tint bill granting the Orcgonlan Hallway Company tho publio levco on tho following grounds i First, with the view of dispensing: equal and impartial justico to all, ami special privilege to none. Second, there is a question of gravo doubt whether a corporate power can bo con ferred upon any corporation under certain clauses in tho constitution which prohibits tlm formation of corporations by special lawn. Third, tho invasion of the rights ol local gov ernment, which he thinks wrong. The O H. & N. Co. has had a bill posted, It is said, by special legislation. If so, tho Governor will veto mat also. Alter tlio veto had been read, Messrs. Cochran, llilycu, Grim, Kniuht and Tyson argued in favor of passing tho bill ov, r tho veto. Simon spoko against it. Tho question then Iwing put as to whether it should bo carried over tho Governor' veto. It was carried by tho following vote i Yeas llilycu, llurch, Clow, Cochran, Davidson, r'ultoii, dates. Grim, Hendricks, Humphrey, Knight, Leo, I'mninuton, Jioss. SiuKn, Smith, Sifcrs, Starkweather, Tyson, Waldo, Wood ward, Wright 22. Nays Appcrson, Col vis, Haines, McConnell, Simon, Steams, ntors, Mr. President 8. In this connec tion it may not be improper to say that it was openly asserted on the street' yctcnlay that tho sum of &l,&00 had been sent to Gaston by tho company to bo used to secure tho iiasaago of the bill. Tho company will find littlo of tho levco to steal, however, as tho city list decided to open up n numlwr of new at cets through it, and in this way cat it up, Daily Standard. Hrunfur Hiid Mr, t. t'. Ureter. Wo aro permitted to tike the following ox tract from a privato letter written by Senator Grovcr to a gentleman in this city, at Dans ville, New York, on Oct. 3. 1SS0 1 When you visited us at Washington, Del., in May latt, Mrs. Grovcr culd not sit up two hour in tho day, Sho is now nlilo t'i sit up nearly all day, nnd is improving slowly right along. Sho has at no tiiuu ullervd m lit r mind as sho did when in Oregon. Her chief difficulty has lieen marasmus of the bowels and tho general debility attendant upon such diseases, Sho has not taken any medicii u for the past fivo months, to sho is doim vuiy well and expects to lowitli me in Washington nex December. I am much letter tnau nhcu v u saw me, and aboutfour m)iiiis Inavii r The spinal lullamation is i;raduall subsidii.e;, and all symptoms of paralysis leaving inC. I havi felt that I might 0 ii Oregon tlii Fall and vote, but my physicians forbid it. They as I am safely over danger, but that 1 must await the hardming process of nature to len der me safe from a relap.c. SlMILKAMKKN SlI.VCIl MlNE.4. M SSIS A It. Glovtr and I), J, Doauc, says the Olyuipi Traiucrijit, returned on the Mo-.cnger on Thursday evening, direct from tho Similka ineen country, via Fort Hope aud Victoria. They have for some time past leen at work at the Mt. Choiuicca mining camp, in .Stevens county, iu tho silver minoowi ul by tl o Kaglu Company of this city. 'I hey brought half r tun of ore taken from the ledge in this uiiiio The ore look well, a.id no doubt is rich enough to work Tho company have run a tuunil eighty feet into their claim, where I ey found a well defined ledge of ore. .Messrs, A. 1). Glover and J. M. Lamnion will leave on the Dakota this tl in for San Francisco with the rock mentioned, to have it tistcd and to ascertain the kind of machinery nccosaiy to work it. The prospects are certainly go. d, aud wo hope tho company will mako a fortune out of it. The Foiimt Gkove Fike. The following are the losses aud insurance of the sufferer by the fire at Forest Grove on Tuesday night: Dwelling house of Jacob Mayer. SGOO; no in surance; II, J. llarret.storo and stock, 81,200. insurance on same, gl,UUU; Airs K. I'. Vk Ills, store, $1,000, insurance, $000; insured in New Zealand Insurance company, stock most all saved but more or less damaged) John Williams, dwelling house, loss $400, no in surance; S. J, Moos, hardware, loss $200, by removal of goods; Chas. Hudson, photogra pher, loss, $20, by removal of goods; IIiqr & Walker, boots and shoej, 8100, by removal When you want a carnage or hack, tele phone for it to Corbett'a stables. Doth line aro connected with tho stable. BMB.i.WB'MWW ' tlHIIBIWp jllj 1 I a-i-ISr ' " ' - .taasa,,,,-,-, ' "f -&"' fMMMjMMMMssMsaaaaa . ..... a tiday evening as tho little Scow Buk.' ', . , . .Commodore Perry was com- stcrn-wheolcr' , . . I ih 'fet tw'n8 "10 ,cow "0M 8'10 i when opposite St. Helens and tho mot f that tho scow went to tho bottom. rj,'"iho sunk she had on 10,000 blocks of 'T.E for JeiTorv Co.. contractors. This Jbno was to be U3cd in the Delcrian block pavement now being laid on First street. Tho scow lay with her head out of water and it may bo prouab... nas c.io can no raised, ai an event au attempt will bo mado to-day. Tun Thieves EbSEWiiKnE. Tho thieves who of late wero prowling about tho outskirts of this city have ov' " .it'.y jjono up the valloy. Wo havo missed them in tho returns at tho Police Court, but now and then we get nu item from up tho country which makes amends for their absence. At Corvallis last SUurday Mr. John Haskin shot at ono of tho circle, but unfortunately missed him. Two or three farmer In Linn county did n ittlo firing also, but without cllcct. A Skiuous Accident Whilo a Mr. Dry- rant who lives ner Tangent was engaged in running a horsc-poncr wood-saw nnd when under motion tho balance-wheel, which was cast-iron, broke, piece flying with great force, ono picco striking Mr. Bryant's right arm, splitting it nearly to tho elbow, another (truck mo samo arm just abovo tlio elbow, cutting tho arm nearly ofT, and still another (truck him about thu forehead, inflicting a ghastly wound. Ho was brouulit to Albany and his arm amputated and other wound dressed. DoiNn THE GltANU. Tho reception given to tho member of tho Legislature by tho Wo man's Kightcrs at Salem wa a brilliant affair. .Mrs. Duniway, of course, was tho presiding L'cntim, nnd admitted herself admirably, alio ililivcrcd tho address of welcome. Ten miiiuta tneccrcs were mado bv Mrs. Lau Hon. J. II. Mitchell. Gov. Gibhs and Hon. J Mlnto. In tho other part of tho programme Mrs. Urown, Mrs. Lowe, MissOllie Chambor lain and Mis McCord took part. Naiihow Gauhk. Tho railroad connecting Silverton with the Willamette, is in running order. Freight and construction trains aro making French I'rairio lively. Several tons of Hour from Silverton wcro shipcd a few day ago at Hay' landing near St. Paul. Order havo been received to construct. Imme diately, two depots, the first to bo built at St. Paul, tho second at Silverton. Tho set tlers of French i'rairio cxiicct to co a lively city at St. Paul in a near future. Heavy Purchase. Mr. Villanl states than ho and hi associates havo purchased a largo iwiy ui wiivni, luiMi. in oiuiuiivuu muiwrj, in tho Piilnnse country, from tho Northern Pacific, comprising all tho railroad lands within sixteen townships, estimated at 1AO,000 acres, ineso lands will bo traversed by one ol tlio new railroad lima of tho Oregon Kail wav and Navigation Company. It is tho In ti'iitibu of the purchasers to havo tho lauds cuimatcd immediately. The Hou.ncino Cases. Tho caso of Sweeny vs Ureiian camo up for trial before Justice Whlto yesterday noon. A jury was cinpan neled and after hearing thu uvldenco thoy cleared the I)ictor nt oucu nnd laid tho costs on Sweeny. Tho attonmy for tho latter. W. A. Daily, will attempt to saddle thoso on tho county. I ho other caso ot llrcnan vs. Nweeny, in which tho latter is charged with threaten inu tu kill the Doctor, was tried before Jus- tic.! Pctraiii and was held unilv advisement until to day. A Lone Hand. .0111 llaydcn, tho well known ssloou man, has on exhibit in his store, which is a gciiuiiio curiosity, being nothing mora nor less than tho half petrified hand of an Indian woman, which some workmen found whilo engaged in cliguinir A well nt llax ter's Landing. Tlio hand had uvidently been torn from tho wrist, as thu muscles and ten dons wero still hanging to it. Tho curiosity was found about four feet below tho surface. Tin; Wool Tkape. Tho wool men in this city and surrounding country aro doing on immeuso business jiut now, Tho Columbia river ltoaU. daily bring largo quantities of the finest l-vitcrii Oret'on wool to our city. Price aiu not just what tho merchant In this business desire them to be, hut (till they are inir. Th Statu of California will take out on her trip to San Francisco this week, alaii'o quantity of wool for toe'luutcrn market. The HlilliaE. The pile-driver is at work 011 the last driven pier for tho Willamette bridge, Tho cribwork around pit r No. 1 wo sunk yeateidiy, I'r. sident lfeck heaving the first stone, Tho hamiinr for the pile-driver linn used weighed a ion, but was found to bo to light. One wt iuhing 11,000 pounds Is now used, 'Ihocrihwoik around pier No. U will bo completed to-day. The Nahkdw Guaiie. Grading is now 0 miplctod 011 th entire line of tho Narrow G11 igu from Kay' Furry to Ilrowusvillo, a ilis tancu of U miles. T nek lajing ia going aloinr at a lively rn u Mid thu contrantor expvetud to ret h Scio lost night. They will push 011 to llrownvilo ill thu rato of two mile a day and wjll mako lin cu e.111 efforts to gut there by t o 1st of N vviiiU-r. HkokkJaiu Friday night at a late hour six pri"iier conlin.il in the County Jail at T u Dalles, for various olluuscs, succeedotl iu minimi their csrane Their lliiiht was not disc, verul until suiuu time after tliey had flul, but tho Shtntr and a large k.o are now iu hoi pursuit and exKct to recapture them. To Pi.eaii, Th notorious Annie Lynch the woman who att lined an undesirable pub licity by cutting Alex. Matliicsou in the bow. 1 some 'imo ago, was yesterday arraigned r the-Atlenso iu J ml go Stott' Court, and given unt'l to-day to plead. Th l.'pU'opal onicntion on Wednesday apH!iited ltev, Geo. M. Dunlap Missionary lti-hop of Ariz' 11a ai d New Mexico, Vtnge. James Haines writes to a Western sport ing paper and saysi Having used "flour of sulphur" (powdered limestone) iu my chicken house to eradicate chicken lice (which it does), I concluded to try it on dog showing signs of mange. It seems to cure tho eruption ijuito readily, and leave the skill white aud clean, and is to easily applied, and cheap, I thought best to suggest it to your iiuiumer able reader. I apply it from a common tin pepper-box, turning back the hair where I wished to apj ly it. Fleas flee from it, and it prevents their return, ui I fully believe; it enred the mango .on my dogs, and will vre- vent its return. STATE NEWS. Tho bill to incorporate tho town of Pendleton has passed tho Legislature. Iloguo &. Young have bought tho mill t Oak Point, and aro running in full blast. 8. Urndic, at Snlom, tried to pay his wash bill by beating tho Chinaman, but failed. , jt runic jvauuire, who uvea ncarnuvcr- ton, had a horso worth $150 killed in a runaway Major Adams raised n cucumber in his garden at St. Helens sixteen inches in length. Tlio Alice brought 3,000 cases of salmon to Astoria lately for shipment to San Francisco. Tho Oregon Itailway and Navigation Company havo resolved to increase their c pital stock from 6G,000,000 to 9,000,- UUU. Tho Harrisburc Nucleus says that many persons who left Linn counly for Eastern Oregon now wish themselves back. Tho Post av.i tlio run of salmon in ftoinio river is not un to expectations. ..-... ... . ..- but tells of ono lisli caught that weighs i o pounuH. An oxclmngo says lirooks t Dins moro havo 150 swarms of bees near Silverton, and nro raising honoy on a largo scale I Capt, West is removing his cannery from Wcstport to below Knappa, and will make it tho model thing of tho kind on tho river. Tho Columbian thinks that if St. Hel ens wcro incoriwratcd it would bo a great advantago in soino respects. They could pass a hog law and at least ubato that nuisance. Tho Stato of California, says tho Antortun, camo across tho bar yesterday at low tide through tho now cut aud drawing sixteen and a half foot of witor. Tho Captain rojiorts twenty ono feet of water nt low tide, or about twenty-Savon to twenty-eight feet at high tide. Tho Del Norto lliconl says: Tho wrecking steamor May Hell will bo used ii0r tno iiutposo oi coiitinutiiK tno Bearcli for tlio wreck of tho Brother Jonathan. We nro inclined to think that thoso having tlio matter in chargo nro confi dent of having cither found tho wreck or tho immediato vicinity in which it now lies. Tho Inland Empire says: Tho now charter for our city should bo re ceived hero in a day or two, as it passed both houses of the Legislature beforo tlo close of Inst week and was reported on Tuehday as having licen correctly en rolled. When it goes into effect wo hopo to seo tho Council tako bo mo cflica cious measures with rcferenco to sido- walkx, which now aro a standing (lis- graco to our othorwiso beautiful city. TERRITORIAL. Tho Episcopalians aro about to erect another chapel at Seattle. Tho 0. It, A: N. Co. will commence grading on tho IMuo Mountains this Fall. Two fino mountains near Seattle havo boon spoiled lately by being called Mt, Hayes and Mt, Ramsay. Tho first torchlight procession over witnessed iu Idaho Territory was hold nt lloiso City Saturday lust. Tho bark Cassandra Adams, 1,127 tons register, was sold lately by W, J, Adams to Duusmuir, Dcigel it Co. for $55,000. Tlio Steilacoom Erprtt has suspended publication, and its publisher, S. V. .Maxwell retired to his farm in King county. A running race, dash of threo miles, open to all, for a purso of $2,000, will tako placo at Walla Walla about tno 1st of November. Tho steamers Annio Faxon, John Gates, Spokan and Alinota aro nil cu- gnged on tho Upper Columbia in carry ing 1 ml road iron to tlio trout, the labt threu going to Aiiwworth with rails for tho North Pacific. As soon as thqroad is ironed to Texas Ferry, tho dates and Spokati will 1m) sent up into Snako liver to ply bctwoen that point and Lowiston. August t'luwrr ' Tho iminenso sale and great popularity of Green' August Flower in all towns and villa. got in the civilized world has caused many linitavir 10 auopi similar names, uxivciiug iu reap and harvest for themselves at tlio expense of the alllicted. This medicine wo introduc ed in Ib08, and for tho cure of Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaint, with their ellect, such a Sour Stomach, Costivcneu, Sick Stomach, Sick Headache, Indigestion Palpitation of the Heart, vcitigo, etc., etc., it never ha fail ed to our knowledge. Three doso will re lieve any case of Dyspepsia. Two million tat tles Holdlast year, Price 7fi cents. Sample 10 cent. . A Nesr Phase of Decorative Art Some of the semi-scieutifio idlers at Nahant, say tho Springfield Itepublicau, have taken to cherishing families of decorated crabs, I lie plan is to treat the newly captured crab to a hard scouring with a nail brush until his shell is perfectly clean) when he is placed in a jar with a (juantity'of seaweed. As oou a tho bewildered crab recoveres hi senses, he seizes a bit of weed, bite it ofT cover it with some sticky substance from his mouth, and presses tho end upon the shell on hi back) and there it stick and grows. The idea of the poor crustabea is to hide himself from the sharks and ray that like to nuke a dinner ofT of him, and he keep up the process until he looks like a moss covered rock. . HODOE, DAVIS & CO., OFFER A NEW AND POSITIVE CURE. WENZELL'S INFALLIBLE ANTI-SCAB l Htm and ErtK It'.VT Compound basest o HCIFATItlU ritl.M ll-LM, null Warrnnlfd rrre from Injurious rtTeels upon the Wool aud Hbrrp, nml Condensed form cooling mile for freight DIRECTIONS 1 "sTaUT the contents op ovr r.x i-rm I tin pall or roswl nbl ct hoMing about Art irallons, a cost oil cm with top cut out Hill answer; nil nintlr with Kstor srnl allow to stand over hlghi. 11 not then completely illsolinl spply heat, ami When so lution is complete, sua It to pa canons ol tepid water contained In the proper receptacle for dlpplnj th sheep. Unshorno sheen Iter their rcmoi al from tlio bath should litre tho liquid pressed from the wool and tho liquid returned to tho receptacle, anil In order to Insuro the destruction of tha parasite, they should rccclre another bath In almut two weeks. N. II. bet the batli bo warm and arold ciposuro csld alter It. Head tho following: Iissar, l'olk Co., Sept. 1.1, 1879, Sfcssrs. Hodge, Has Is & Co.i Having usnl tho reme dy that ou sent ma lut Spring for scab iL"."nir tnr sheep, I have dclajred trttlsia; jou results until tha pres ent time, as I desired to allow sulllclent time to elapse so as to bo certain that tho disease was thouroiiRhlr eiueil. lillpmilinjrshecptolco after shearing, at In tenals of 16 dajs, and have eiamlnol thefloi.kcarcfullr at least once a week since tho last dlpplnir, but hats discovered no remains of tha dlscaso. 1 do not hesitate to rrconimend jour prepsrstlon a a complct aud cer tain remedy for scab anions; sheep. J. W. Nmhitii Put up In alr-l'uht cans, lioMIng soen ioundseach and every can, w hen used according to directions, wll dip 100 sheep. rilErAnED EXritESShY KOIl AND SOLI) DY Hodge, Davis & Go., Portland. WHOUMALE DBl'UlilATlS. rorllaad, Ore. marWll STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE I CLARK'S OREGON SEEDLING. rilHIB IS THE KAIII.Y AND I'ltOMKIO VAIllirTY I orl)HnU-l by me at alounlTabor, l"t Portland, Inst rocchod tht following unanimous rndorseinent from the Stats Horticultural Society, at a meeting held In Portland Juno 20th, ISM) t "Tho twrry Is dark red In color, good shape, fair site, and a flue fruit that ha especial quality to rec ommend It a a market hcrry. Tin flavor Is rich and partakes of tho wild berry, a ploasant and fragrant add that Is sa improvement on the Wilson's AHMay. We think It hu no superior for good quallt't among known varieties, and Is well worths- the nam we give IU CI.AIIK'H OIIEOON 8KEIMN(." I also have a late variety, etlra large, which I call IhetlT. TAIIOIt, Ills the most prolllio bearer I ever saw. I offer either ol theso valuable plants for sals at 11. W l'K.K IKI7.KN. Onlers addresMil to lao al East Portland will recelrepronipt attention. F. A CLARK, octltf FmI Portland. TIIK II4.i:i; KONAKI0S BEAUTIFUL EVER-BLOOMING WadellicrHTKUMiruTKttHIMfor winter blnnm and Fall planting, salely by mall, at all nst .Sees. Kilo SnlcndldVarletlcs. jour ilialca. alllabells' for III It forli;ifor;i; tttfortl: MIrM; 11 for tlo; loo for 11.1. Send for our NEW IIUIDF. TU IIOsK Cl.'l TUItl, and choose from aver SO) finest Korla. Our (111 EAT K 'FCIAI.TY Is irrow iigandillttnbutlnK llrm-t. THE DINGEE V CONNARD CO., Kosrvrtiwrra, ncsruaox, uiester uo., im, ells UOt AGENTS AND CANVASSERS ataka froui -sa is per week selling idu-is lot K.O.IIIIi:OUT A CO., IU llarclay street, New York. Send for their Catalogue and terms. aufty To the Farmers of Oregon I Cheer up sour hearts and let us slug, And make the grand old rltv ring; The placa you sought Is found at last, And many times my door )ou passed. When you coins to town you often stray To other storos out of tha way, Oli. foolish maul tame It shows, You don't know where to purchaao clsthea. Why bless )ou, If jauonly knew What I am glng lo tell to foil, You might bo worth a great dud mora: II )0U' atronlM the Workliiginan'a Store. Ilroailclotlis ol tha richest hue. We're ala-ata rwily to sell to ion : "i-: ou want your ''blouda to who )ou dear, ou inu.t buy your courting doming Hero Tlio clothes ara awful irood to wear. They last for mouths and will not tear, l'or tinners aud workers In the woods; To match the work we have the goods. Its value we prtfer to give, That wo ourselves and )ou mn IUi, Our trade Is squar and no gouge game ; We stll to every one the same. If w don't give valve, we ask no ay, Or make It good some other way; Now try one suit, Ju,t lor tho list. Or If not more, try pants and test. Now slug this song and slug It well, And all jour friends ho sure to tell, And shout thoNO words from land to sia. That tho UOIIKIMIM EN'S Ml) I IK Is, the place for me, WoiktiiKiiiCsi'ts Sloni rl First Htreul, l'ortlaiid, Oregon. T. CHAMBERS, octSnili iMiorJtii-ri UH. THE CHAMPION! TT8 THE ill I.I, IOI! OIIEOON AND WASIII0T0N L TEltlinoltY. It take th Brst prcuiluui at but and County fairs, ow:it 3,oi hulu amaiiv. Is warranted to do better anJ faster work than any other mill now In use. IK not fall to sw It. SOU) I1Y HEALEIW. For liiforuutlon call or address J, HoltlCK, Portland, Or. octlm'i OMiowlth J. I. Case & Co. iaimon't Artificial Car Drums WlttlCUtl wu I rMal6a ftiiu uuimii UuJ dulltitll. irtUMuluA. Pd4 rjrdrrli-4if(Hr;uUr. "aV,tiB iKZS2.&&: ssBBlalalaHsf (sHLB lZS3m3mSy:U HORSEMEDICINE D. D. T. 1868. S A IIOtlSK MEDICINE IT IS SUPErtlOlt TO any uniment er cr Invented. For HINOIIONR, IN. SWKKNKY. OAI.TOIIH I.ltMI'.4. ,( .11 111 ll SOIIES, apply freely, so as to blister, from three to fir days In succession! and In four or five days If not cured, repeat as at first. Sl'IlAINS. STIFF JOINTS. I1IIUISR8 WINDdALLS, and all slight ailment, am.tr a small ?its, nu I. tfmtv i quantity, so as not to blister. Saddle Sores, Cuts, and all other sores, where ths skin Is broken, mix the Umt nieni, nan anu nan, Willi any kind 01 oil, and aiiplr moderation, tflu l'or sale by tha Trade everywhere. Stockton, February 4, 1C89. It. II. SIOOIU: ft SON, having this day pirchaaed tha right, title and Interest of WIlXlAMS A MOOItK In th "II. II. It. HOUSE MEDICINE," will continue It man ufacture, aa SOLE I'ltOPlllETOItS, to whom all order should be addressed. II. ILMOOItEASON, Druggists, Stockton, Cat HODGE.DAVIS& CO., Agta. PORTLAND, OREQON. Anention Wool Growers. AM. 1'KIISONS WISI1INO TO IM PROVE THEIR flocks are Infonncil that I have now a batter assortment ol rams for salo than any previous year. Including: r ' ' Xtn Oxfordshire, Anil t'oslwolils, I'rrneh Merinos, Spanish Merinos, AnirrlcanEMrrltt, And Long ytl Grsule. I OFFER FOR SALE : 100 RuckH, '400 EVCH. tlLTtiose who make early application will ratHrsI choice. My lartn Is I miles south of Dallas. II. M. VITRKIE, Dallu, l'olk County, Oregon. dnovl THE BEST OF ALL LINIMENTS FOB MAN AND BUST. Tor mor than a tblrtl of a otnturr tb Msileas Htsstansr Ilalsil lias uoen kaown to million all over ths world a luo o.ily aro .muiis,v rvs . viii t acoiuenia anil nam. ii I a msuioins aboT prleo anil pratso th bast at II ! iaaaal. ta'iwta mm rt 4anat wis la kladi tu srvt ivi twiu v vasviiisti ym MEXICAN Mustanir Mnlment Is wllliout an ouual IS uassairataa slash assd snuaela lo In vary boat tanking tlio oontlna ancoofpubisuiitlnnaraaurmlmpoaalbio. It efTeol upon Human Vleali and tbs Units Creation aro enuallv woudorful. Tno Moxlcan MUSTANG Unlmrnt I neodoil by tomebody In every liouso. Kvory day bring now ol th asroajr of an atrrul seal A or tiaras subdued, of rhsusnatlo tnartrra re stored, or a valseabla hora er oat ara oy tuo iicaung power or mu LINIMENT which sneedllr cure auoh ailment of Uia HUMAN VI-Kall as HhsUDistlsm, Nvralllaas, sitlsT sTalal, Cantracted af uscl, atura a ad Mold a, Cut, Urulaa assd Mprala) Pslsoaoas Bit and Mllaij, NtlsYssc, Idsmns. Old More, Ulcer, frostbit, Chllblala. Mora nipplafi 4,'akad Hraaat, assd lndd airarr form of lUrstal dl ease. It heal wllhout sear. "or tba Usuts Ciikitiom It cures Mpralns, Mwlnuy, HIIIY Joint, Faandar, Harts Nora. Hoof IJIs aaas, a'oot Hoi, Meraw IVoras, Mcab, ttoiiow Jiorn, neraunss, vrsaa Sail. Mpavln, Thrusts, Illnaboaa, Id Moras, l'oll 111, 'llin upon Ih Mlfht aisd ararjr olhtr allmsnt lo whlh Its oecispaut of tha Mlabl aad Hloek Yard ara llabl. Tlio Masleau Mustang Claimant alwaya cure unit nover UlaappolnUj aud A Is, positively, THE BEST OF ALL LINIMENTS 70S HA1T OB BIA8T. , or, WELL AUGER i. u chespott, boros tlio faatost. Wo aro tuu oldest and btrguat firm Iu America. Bond for our pictorial cataloguo. UMTtU HTATK Ufa Co., Clilcoto, IU. m . ' ..w.. m.. OTM. u. . ir, if, ym vaUAMMlb li'hsiiu. eta.. Mat a U II, Si t ssa lsinu.fiuLLant.raad diV, f vv riM iit cslaiogus to HTAN11AI111 AlikH lOAis WAroii'cov.pmiuuiwiir KL GREAT WESUR1 a-lw GOrTWORVSr s nusi;t, WANTCD-NATIVEPLANTt, Bulba, Roots utul Soodu. i Collector and Cultivators will pleas oorrwpouil with tha umUrslifuid, stating mints, quauUtlea aud nrlrtvs In larue quaiitiuei I.IIIU ssw nr laraplsiil. tVlirrl'lllOI K. hOS, THOHl-E, ifurciut f VKSH SB. . od slanp fur CsUlopts. "JF aa,hIOiai,llvi.ls.su.te.u.d.a)fsssiiiliiaUasv :u, ?'A-il ':i i fl i'-l k j nf i,?,lj)t ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssL jf faf ,K '"jLt
