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X J ?. 2GRAPHIC NEWS A8TERN. New Torfc Caaals Fraten. Whim Plains (N. Y.l. Nor. 22. Tho iKJamplain cn.l is frozen orer thia morning. fThe ice uaDoui two incites mien, ininy jfcjliu'ed boata are frozen in between here and SWottAnn. About forty are due from Fort 'Jt Asury and Canada to-night and to-morrow. 7be thermometer WM nine degrees below zero i . Jt 2 A. M. : . The Stack Market. CillCAao, Nov. 22. A Tribune' Now York special states that a broker says the heavy - rnte in stocks results from the efforts of noarly ''rery heavy operator for Gould buyinir be .;aua he recognizes tho fact that ho will be 'iable to get higher prices this week. He did iot originally, however, anticipate any such ujso as tlie present, and ho will shortly sriiifcro tho market by calling in his largo outstand ing loam. He, however, is a strong bull on '-the prosperity of the country. Kow people (appreciate the work going on in the South "west. Ho will very skq have a round hurt a drajemillious of bonds on roads he is extend i ' i-iuni'l uoinir to build in that reirion. He T r. " ' .. ... . . w . . . . . nil secure connections with the Atlantic ; loads. It is thought that that lias been gen - rally attended to already, and lien those - rho want six per cent, for their money have c aitn enoiiKH in tne prosperity ot mo country tml Uouid to trust tt to nun, no win go on mil surpriso the wnrld by tho extent of his chemes. This is whoro his timo and money mil cuerirv are directed, and ho is desirous of ieoiu. low prices for stocks, that inoeey may be l-lt Irco to now into tno ciianncit no nas tid for It, I think to-morrow will show how hJtlils bull movement is. If it really is o'.hing moro than n manipulative inoveiucut, liro will be a rush of mure timid b.ills to nload. If thero is a sufliclont number of utaiila unlers. then we shall sustain the j rates: otherwise thero will bo a uccnno. ' Va ulcrbilt said yesterday of tho reported al- llano opposed to Gould of tho New York -.Central system and Atchison road I "There is not a singlo word of truth in it; not a word." epsrt ef Ike Indlaa Bureau. Washisoton. Nov. 21. Tho annual report of tin Indian Bureau for 18S0 has been com- ilplotcd. It exhibits a continued, steady ad- vamwineat towanl civilization on tno part oi notrly all Indian tribes, and very remarkable nprogress in many instances, especially among itho Osllallns and lirule Sioux in Dakota, and the I'icllio Coait Indians collected at YaKima , agency. Tho demands upon the lureau by Indiiiis of a large majority of tho agencies for implement-! wliich enable them to perform manual labor, are beyond the means at the iliaoniul uf tlirt ttenirttnftnt fnr that mlrnnsft. T-ftio desiro of tho Indians to lalor is steadily gmwiuit, and large numbers are willing and anx out to engage in civinzeii pursuits; nnu in o trtii for tho crops raised shows tho ellbrts of the p.ist few years aro grailually bringing them in a silf-suppnrtins oomlition. The number of Indians in the United SUtei, exclusivo of Attska, is reported at iU.l.O.IS, all of whom, extent abiut 18.000. aro moro or leas under .tho d root control uf tho agencies of tho gov enimo.it. The clvllitsil Indians unw in the tor Itory number (1,500, and uncivilized 17, 7ftl). Thero are, in round numbers, 23,000 Indian in Dakota. 23.000 in New Mexico, i 17,000 in Ariruim and 14.000 in Washington Territory. It apiKMi thero uro iiiinailia of -0,000 Indians in the Stato of New York and m iro than 10,000 in the State of Michigan I During tie vcar 00 boarding and 110 day so'iods have been in operation nmongililTerent Iiidltu tri'ies, exclusivo of the civilized tribes in the Imli-m Territory, which have been at toudud bt' ovor 7,0 XV children and taught by HIO taolicrs. Tho educational work of the bu oa.L.'.'oul'l havo boen enlarced to a much gieiteT extent but for the inadequate appro. iiri.it ou mailer bv Conirrcss for tho support of - Aj ijj I'if-y thousand Indians, at 17 agon 'eles. Lave no treaty school funds whatever, .and ducationsl facilities must depend entire ly ou the general appropriation for education. Am iig tlisitf tribes thero aro nt least 7,000 1 children uf school ago. Reports from schools , on varolii reservations are full of encourage 1 ment, showing increased and more regulsrat- ' tendance of pupils and a growing interest in . ol uca t on on the put of parents. In com t pli ,uce with the appeals from uolected agen f cies, the bureau has made arrangoiiunti for erctmll l-oarding echo d buildings during fin vomiug icas'n and for the establishment -of l;l new boardi.ig schools. These will bo tho tirtchool of any kind ever provided for 8,0j0 San Carlos Apaohes and catem Sho- shona", aud the first boarding schools opened ' t 'for 22,000 Indians, at nine other aucnclen whrre the irregularly attended day schoola have hitherto m t with inditrerentsuoeess and .made little impression mi the tribes among who ii they wiro located. Tho condition ol tho I'oncas in Indian Territory continues to be , prosp rous. Thoy have now 70 houses, and since the first ot January lait over 70 families have moved into houses. Mcddlciomo per sou . ill eudeavoriug toindiivo tho Tuiica to abandon their pro-etit 1 -cation and return to Dakota, but leading men ol the trilxi have fie'Uently assured tno agent that they aro sat isfied and ill not desire to return. Faaeral af Vor. Williams. iMHANAroUii, Nov. 20. A meeting of tho State olUcer and prominent citizens was kcld .last night and arrangements perfected for the tunerAlobseiiuies of Gov. Williams. Tho re- ' mains -till lie in state in the court housa from ,11 o'clock a, M. until 5 r. M. Monday, and 1 'will be taken to Viuccnuos Tiusday morning, ;and vi dl lie iu state at this place during the -aftenijjn, aud will then bo takeu to tho Gov -emor's Lit home near Wheatland Tuesilay . iilghu The final funeral tervices will tako Jilaoe on Wednesd y. Iuvitaiioiis were tele- reiajihed last iilt.t to l'r sideut Hayoi, tho ti -veruors of Ohio, Kentucky, Illiuois and 'JUu-kigau, to all Cougrensmeu and Sou a tors in -the Slate, nud other prominent men. ,, ; FOKEItiN. Much Ad Aboul .Vulblna. ISeulix, Nov. 22. The Jewish question is liot so important r rioua as 1i.m been repre sented, aud it will probably be cast to the , win Is in a few weeks. The Time." en Ibe Irish iiiititlon. Lonuoh, Nov. 22. The Timet in a leader saysi We need ouly repeat that the Cabinet has been unable to agree in regard to the necessity of coercion in Ireland, and that policy has not been definitely abandoned. The Muii-tcrs continue to hope that violence aud lawlessness in Ireland may abate. Tke Oar-insra, Sportsmen a y Uoss was out of condition wheii be rowel Saturday, Laylock has otrered to Trickett as coasolation hall of the prize he won at the international regatta. lileaaters rerdae. LoMboy, Nov. 20. The steamer Mildred, Captain I-ng, from New York, September ! 23th, is given up ai lost The steamihipi ! Bristol aud Glojctxter, of the same line, and the Assyrian Monarch, are now overdue from ' a Meek to ten days. i Our faille Trade Wllk Casland. tZ? LircHrooL, Nov. 2. The Dally Courier u saysi Ibe American cattle trade, uotwith-'- Uandini( that all arrival mutt be slauhterud where laudud, coutiuues to progress; from New York, Boston and Baltimore, during the last three months, 10,700 head were landed, I ' iLillKMWSrilS-Jstt&m&r m against 10,203 in the same period last year. Severe weather lately recorded baa caused losses on the passage to be heavier than last year, in numbers' being 1,115 head or 602 as against 203 head or 2 48-100 per cent in 1869. The Pep and tke Irish Treablss. Bomk, Nov. 20. The Vatican organ Aurora denies the statement that Irish Bisheps are pursuing a policy displeasing to the Pope, and says neither the Pope nor Bishops have over thought of. preveatfng the peoplo aiming at a legitimate satisfaction, of their needs, pro vided they do not doviate from justice and rectitudo in their choice ot means. Rebellion, incendiarism, destruction of property, and homicide are clearly not among tho means that can bo countenanced, PACIFIC COAST. Military Tar-ret rrarller. Sax Francisco, Nov. 22. Tho California Rids Association completed competitions of the Fall meeting yesterday at Slioll Mound Park, Oakland. Tho weather was fa vorable and shooting good. The military hort range match was won by Nick Williams, his score being 47, out of a possible CO. The military middle range was won by J. K.Clinc, his scoro boinit 48. The Governor's trophy was won by Nick Williams; score, 47. The Pacific Life challenge cup was won by H. C. Smith, his score being 24 out of n possible 2.5. The subscription match was won by J. K. Cline. His score was 20 full. MtlaOre Wlas. At the Recreation Grounds yesterday in the mile race for $500, between Mclntyro and Ncaves, tho former aon iu 4:48. Moedjr and Hanker Moody and Sankey did a rushing business yesterday, holding four largely attended meet ings duriug tho afternoon and evening. H Dial I Pox. Six new cases of small pox were reported yesterday. fa --?M-M-S-a-B"-9"9f" ITEMS BY TELEGRAPH. Still millions of gold coming from Europe every week. At Lcadvillc, Mart Dcizgan shot and killed Louis Lamb on tho street. Gen. Garfield has gono to Washington, and wants ne fuss mado over him. In South Africa tho troops havo been suc cessful in lighting tho Bamtos. Small pox has broken out in Virginia City and II vo cases dovelopcd in two days. Petroleum exports for nino mouths havo reached 1120,000,000 against 820,000,000 iu 1870. Irish Bishops notify the Pope that they must in certain events support tho Land League The Consolidated Imperial mine, Virginia City, was on fire, but was got under control wit i difficulty. The Public Produco Kxchange, Chicago, has suspended; failure caused by recent heavy ad vance in grain, etc. Tho Now York Herald characterizes Col. Iiigorsoll's assaults on religion as attacks on tho civilization of an ago, June 30th thoro were 200,802 pensions, averaging $103 each, Totil amount paid during the year, $."7,O20,O04. lvlwin Booth cables to his theater in New York that tho Passion Play is not a proper one for tho theater, and protests against it. Several vessels have lately been wrecked near Krio, Pa., on Lako Krie, butall the crews wcro saved by life-saving crews, who worked nobly. There is a prospect of the Mississippi river closing nt St. LhiU. The mercury was from rcro to 10 below at Chicago, and the lake closed. Tho extensive barns, eta , of II. Mcllugh, a few miles from Victoria, with the soason's irop, burned Saturday night loss, heavy; no iuauraoca. The Cazar wants his new half and half wife recognized by the Court, and cannot in- duco lils sons and tno rcstol the lamlly to con sent to it. Republicans talk about excludincr James G Fair from tho U. S. Senate on theground Hint bribery and corruption influenced elections to inu Litgmaiuro. A cold wave has swept over the country and has closed canal navigation in New York State, and at Toledo the lake cloacd suddenly aud prematurely, Tho records of the House of Representa tives show that Garfield was in Ohio at tho dato tho Mnrey letter was claimed to be writ ten iu Washington. Now they say that C-nkling intends that Gen. Grant shall be Kcrnans successor as Senator from New York Stato. He is bound to have him elected. Dcroith Pasha undertook, by order of tho Sultan, to compel the immediate surrender if Dillcigno and had to fall back, as tho Albani ans concentrated against hint. The Radicals in tho French Chamber of Deputies wish to have Judges elected as they are iu the Unitod States. The propontii n was supported by a large minoiity. It is thought the new treaty with China is liko the bill tho President vetoed and limits tho arrival on each vessel so as to restrict la borers while it admits business men, President Hayes doisu't wish to be a candi date for Senator from Ohio, will not accept it and lavors Sherman, whose friends say be has Miiiu-.ciiiiia u ma iciaiiiiuro in ms invor. Officers of Democratic clubs in the viclnltv of New York denounce John Ki-lly, and say they will not support the nominees of any convention hereafter that John Kelly influ- CECUJ. A committee of thirtvhas organized to make duo preparation for the inauguration of Presi dent elect Garfield. Lavcock. who won the international reiratta at London, has challenged Hanlin to try a row with him on the Thames. There is an immense demsnd for steel rails now-a-days, os many roads aro taking up old tracks and relaying with steel. The atst arrival of note at New Ymk is a Bombay merchant prince who brings his four wives along so as not to feel lonesome, John Camnell, an expressman, was burned to death in his own house in San Francisco, but his wife and eight children were saved, A. B. Meacham, United States Commis sioner to the Ute, was arrested ou his arrival at Denvtr, for complicity in the murder of Jackson by Indians. It is asierted that Vanderbilt has arranged a through route ti the Pacific in opposition to mo isemrai and union a acme, n is aam to be one of the most gigantic combinations ever attempted, and is to reaeh the West Coast rid the Atlantio and Pacific road, A fast mail lino is to be established to shorten time one day between Boston and New Orleans. Gov. Stanford's two-year-old stallion trotter Fred Crocker, has trotted a mile in 2.-231 a San Francisco. After sixteen years continuous service, Mayor Doal, of Providence, R. L, declines a re-nominatiou. A saw burst at Carson, Nev., and a piece of it struck and killed a lad 1'J years old named O. McCrimmon. "X-CfXWXjuxir-r TERRITORIAL. Building at Yakima City goes on as fast as tho lumber can be purchased to USP. Shoshone county. Idaho, at tho late election, polled forty-livo votes, all in one day. Tacoma was elected cotinly seat of Pina county, W. T., by 353 votes ra jority. A firo at Port Discovery, Sunday, con sumed two dwollincs and a row of cabins. Frank Bros, it Co. havo sold machin ery for a new grist mill, to bo located in Kittitas valley. Lost Thursday, tho Walla Walla Statesman says, A. J. Thomas was ar raigned to answer tho charges against him. Tho Northwest Tribune says within a few weeks a flourishing young city has suddenly sprung into existence nt Cheney. Albert Ernst, of Walla Walla, while driving near Waitaburg, was thrown out by means of. a chuck-hole, and had his a tm fractured. Over at Seattle sotno paitics found n man beating his wife, mid as a counter itritant thoy pounded him until ho know how it was himself. At Walla Walla Ueo. Johnson is under arrest waitinir to sco what tho Grand Jury will think about his appro priatinij a gold chain ontrusted to him by Sam Stoncr. Tho simultaneous disappearance of Mr. and Mrs. Wad by and Air. Ilodgcrs trom tho vicinity of inrmington between two days last week, leaving peoplo all tho way from thero to Walla Walla in tho "limbo" some thousands of dollar, has furnished tho Farmingtonitcs with lots ot talking. Tho Nilcs brothers who so shamefully and brutally bent Mr. Morgan, a storo keeper pn Four Lako, and almost killed him, received an examination buforo Judgo Crawford at Hpoknn Falls Inst week, and wero bound over to await tho action of tho Grand Jury. If all wo hear is true thoso fellows ought to bu strung up. Capt Morse, of the schooner General Miller, has somo fino specimens of gold licnring quartz, from a ledgo owned by a man named Quoaly, in Alaska. Tho rock is very rich in frco gold, Quraly makos n living by pounding th;s rock tip by hand anil scums perfectly satisfied. There wero somo persons fiom California on tho last Btenuier who went up to ex amine tho ledge, with a view of develop ing it, if they can buy it cheap enough. In Nevada tho ledgo would bo worth a million dollars. But in Alaska it would not bring $50,000 j so says dipt. Morse. Price of Jersey Cows. alio rratno farmer gives mi account o a sale of Jersey cattle on tho 2dth dayjof Octo ber at Dexter Park, Chicago. Tho cattlowere from two herds, one bred iu Iowa City, Iowa, by Judge B. C. Luce and Sou, and the other from the herd of Moses F.llis of Frainingham, Massachusetts. They wcro all rccistcrr-d cat tle, or were entitled to registry. The Iowa cattle were iu good trim and condition, but those from' tho Knit wero not looking well after their rido on tho cars from their homo to tho placo of sale. There were of the Ioa herd 27 cows sold at au avcrago prico of $109, and tho average of all tho vows, heifers ami calves of both herds sold was 8 1 23. Tho bulls did not sustain as good prices as the cows. We stato theso facts fur the benefit of those who think of buying Jersey cows either for the dairy or tho family. These aro not extra prices, but they show tho appreciation and aluoof this class of stock in the liest stock market in the United States, ami they show that the prices of this class of dairy cows are not depreciating to any extent. CoLUit huh. This little town, says the Wasco county A'eir, -is situated about six miles aboe Crlilo, on the Washington side of the river. For several years it has been a lauding place for boats on tho Upper Colnni bia, but until recently showed no signs of uuiiueu prospcruy, aiiern is now a siesm ferry across the river at this point to tho Oregon tide, and Columbus is fast becom ing a base of supplies for the farming UglUM UCVUIHI illU 1UBCIIUlCa, which IS fan settling up with an agricultural pop ulation. It is also a great shipping print for tlit Klickittt o.uintry. At present there is onu storCpOno hotel and one blacksmith shop in the town, and m-veral dwelling lious-a. The Hat on which the town is built is good fanning land, and is quite extensive. The Uncut fruits have been raised there, and in abundance. From all appetranccs, this lit tle town of Columbus is destined to be a shipping poiut of somo importance in the future. NEW THIS WEEK. THE CHAMPION! 18 THE MILL FOK OltlXJON' AND WASIIIOTON TKHltlTOKV. It tales the flnt premium at huto and County fairs. OtEK 3,Ma hOlU Jl.ltV. Is warranted to do IxitUr and faster work than any other mill now In ue. to not. fail to we IU feOLD HY DKALEUS. lor Information call or addriu J. nOIIICK, Portland, Or. octlm Otuce with J. I. cm k Co. sMaav7lnBl4nivv -ajl WW l W NEW THIS WEEK. JOHN ORAN&CO. Inrltss residents In ths coontrr to Inspect their Stock of DRY GOODS. WE CAnilY AN IMMENSE STOCK Of DIIES3 GOODS, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, and UNDEttWKAB. MENS' UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS, fc. MENS" UNDERWEAR, RUBBER COATS, ETC ETC, ETC. SAMPLES SENT FHEE ON Arri.lCTION TO 131 snd 133 Hrti fctrett, Portland, Oreron. narlDtl OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION CO. OCEAN DIVISION. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, t'nrrvlaB the I ailed Stairs Malls and Wells, rare Co.'s Express. afojk; THE OltFOON 11AILWAV AND HAVIUATION COMPANY and PA CM P1UCO AST 8TKAMSHIP COMPANY Kill dlanakh. ivaar Mrs dais, for th. abore iwrt ono nt their new A 1 Iron Hteaimhlps, tit: COLUMBIA, ORBGOV u'eOIUIF.W. ELDRR, and STATE OF CALIFORNIA. On the renewing Malllnc Days, Orriron Thurtdar Nor 10th Stats of California,. ...Wednesday Nor Jtth Columbia Monday Nor.,,. Wth Oregon Satuidajr Dec Itli Leaving Portland at 3 a. . THROUGH TICKETS sold tn all the principal Cities In the United Blatca and Canada. Fnr further partlculari for Freight and Paaian apple to OKO. W. WEIIlLEIt, Agt O.K. h N.Co., Cor. Tront and I), streets, Portland, J.McOIIAKENftCO., Airta P.CS.H.Oo. 00, 03, and 01 Front street, lrtland. COLUMBIA AND WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. PASSKKGEIt SCHEDULE: Urirlnnlng September s7, 1M0. VOLUMHIA BIVKH. m -jeJTJs I'AISENnEOS LEAVE PORTLAND fi itrWiFOR 1IALUCS, UMATILLA, WALI.ULA, AM WALLA WALLA-Dally, (eiccpt Sunday), at 0 o'clock A. i. l'autnjwi loaning n Saturday la orer at l.'clllo on Sundajri. , FOR KALAMA, TACOMA, AND BRATTLE Dallj, (cscrpt Sunday), at (I A. X. w FOR V)nmitlA-Wcdneday and Saturday, at d A. M. FOR ASTORIA Dally, (uoept Sunday), at 0 a. u. FOR OITHLAMKT 11AY, Hay Vlaw, baomoikawa, and llrookflrld Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 0 a.m. FOR WF.STPORT, CLIFTON, and KNAPPA-Tusiday, Ttiunday and Saturday, at fl A. II iflWIHiMliTTK AsliTaHHIU.TsmiiaM. Steamers It-are Portland from the Central whirl bat. Waahtnjfton and Aider Sta., as follow: , FOR DAYTON TueriayThuraja and Saturday, FOR SALiLm, ALRAN YCOITVAiXIs andlnrintdlat. olnU-Monday and Thursday at a. A!, For LlKhttTliifr and Towing oi Vessels ..'"nw "lletwen Purtlandand AiUrla apply at) UiTo9lc;or tno company, cor. Front and D treU. . .. (1EO. J. AINSWORTH, Hunt. t" " FRANK T. DODOE, Ant rfupt. T. I'. OAKlMVIc I'rc.Ucntand Uen'l Managar, norlOM Oregon "Railway "and Navi gation Company. specialTnotice. yrnrj,..., - 1 From this data until J"K I, ISSI, thia company wlllchllve OM:UOLLlK ixr ton on Wheat. O.u and mill atufl traniortd by Ita iteamboata from points on th Wlllamett. and Yamhill rltrr to Portland. tlEO. J. AINSWORTH, Kui.L Columbia and Willamette IHll.lon. HeptamUr 17, 1SH0. noiio'ao Pekin Ducks and Bronze Turkeys, I:iOll H.11K.-WISIIINO TO CLOSE OUT 1 my stock I ofltr Pckln Ducks at I7.U) wr trio liKludlnir one eahlbttion coop. nronza luraeyi fiD.vu per pair. W. S. FAILING, no13.J Central Market, Portland. SELL WHAT?, SELL IT ! TFYOU HAVE ANYTIIINO TO SELL WRITE IT out In at plain aud conclw a manner as iwitltla and wild It to the WILLAMETTE FARMER otflce, and we will do all w. can to tell It. A great many farmera havo on handeitra supplleaof SEED WHEAT. bEED OATH. TIMOTHY SEED. (IRANI SEED. UIIAI'K COTTINflS, tiTRAWIIEKRY PLANT, AKTICIIOKM, ; l-OTATOE. As well as An tUxk comlttlng of DIIAIT HORSES. JACKS and JENNYS, WORK HORSES, MILCH COVVH, IILOOIir.D CATTLE, I-OULTRY, I1CK1H, SHEEP, and FARMS FOR SALE. I Remember that by (pending a few dollars In adtcr. tulng one can gel rid of all theie little extras and thua keep down eipenua." Ourthargeafor audi adrertlie menu are fiom 11.(0 to Hi-Ui per loonlb. Ijtray notices we will publlth for 11.60 r month. Before Buying or Renting AN ORGAN Send for our I.ATKwT lllutlratad Catalogue (St pp. 4to) with NEWEST STVLM, at Sil and upward, or fl W ir quaner. ana up. Bt,xitnt.t nion it Haw lla Straa '., 1M Tremont Hlreei, lluit.ii; IU 1 llth Street, New York; 119 Wrbath Avenue, Clilcago. FOR CHILDREN! rtn: M"HKUV Tola well-haawn ILIlTUtT:i MAC. tZIK will ealrr au ll I3lh lear In liMI, 11.3. a year Iu .tdtanrr. neud fur HautBlr , uad BVeiulun Ll.t. f.Vf IU aiKIHMt get etlra .. Ir aub.rrlblng saw. Aiureu, MIUSKUV rUHLISIIIVi, CO., 1105-4 BOSTON. Mas. SOLID FACTS. Alarming prsTslence of that Imldlous, loathsoais, dangerous, and often fatal disease. NINE-TENTH OFTHK PEOPLE OF THE NORTH weit are safferlng tnofe or less from ths baneful malady. Delngof scrofulous origin, hence constitution al, IU manlfeautlons are as rarled as the rainbow Ii In color. CATARRH It a icrofulsus affection of th; muccous membrane which lines not only the throat and naaal aatages but alao all ths Interior eaTltles brain, eye, ears, tUmach, llvor, lungs, lnteitlnes, kidneys, bladder, and ths entire cuticle ol th. body and In Its different stages Is knows as HUMID, DRY OR CAN CEROUS CA7ARRAII. At flrat It uaually affects ths throat and noatiila, ths Impurities of which are swal lowing Into the stomach or Inhaled Into the lungs, thus poisoning the dlgeellre, respiratory and genlto-urlnary organs, and cauilng Deafneu. Dyipepsla, Constipation, Chronic Diarrhae, Ilronchltls, Leucorrhora and Con eumptlon, which latter Is very often only Cat A sail or tiis Lixos. Hence It is etMent that any remedy, to be effectual In permanently oaring thladlMaae, muif p cts the alterative proitertlea neceaaary to eliminate from the blood the icrofuloui Tirui, which It the )rhnary caute of ths malady, as well aa to cleanse and heal the affected membtant. DR. JAMES KECK'S SURE CURE for CATARRH! Pnticmes theie qualities In a pre eminent degree, hay ing flrit cured himself, and tor the I ait twelve yean hehasuted the MIRE C'CKE In hit practice as a physician with tke moit grarifylng andunratled success. We would caution the public tgalnit purthulagany preparation claiming to lie the fame, or almllar. None genuine without the autograph: Jaaars Keek, M.B., on the wrapper of each package. We do not aek jou to Ullevo our unsupported state nients. nor will we publish the certificate! of unknown pcraont raiding In tho East or at a great distance; bat on the contrary, ws respecttully rarer those afflicted w Ith CATARRH to the following HOME TESTIMONY: J. M. BTROWIIRHXIK, Esq., Capitalist, Portland, Or. JOS. UUCHTLE.Em .Sheriff Multnomah Co., Portland. REV ALONZU T. JONES, Halem. Oregon. JOSEPH DAVIS, Esq., Tenlno, W. T. C. II. WIIEILF.lt, Esq., Merchant, VjM Portland. C. II. IIAMLIN.Etq. Engineer. Car Shop, East Portland. W. II. CUMM1NUS, 11, Peoria, Oregon. aVTWe hare hundreds of teetitnonlale from the moet respectable citlisns of Oregon and Washington, but onl) refer to the names of s few weR known and prominent Individuate. Atk your Druggitla for Dr. Jasars KresV Harei Care far Cal.rra, And see Uiat hit nam. It on ths wrapper of each package. PRICE 1 One Dollar per Bottltfl or Six Bottle for fB.OO. ' trk liberal discount to DrugglsU.tUt Send orders to DR. JAMFJt KMK4 CO.. No. IU First St, Portland, Or. Or to HOM1K. OAt IM a SO., Wlioleasle Agents, Pottland, Oregon, norlitt CLL100T JllJGAHDLESS OF COST. CLOSING OUT BUSINESS. The undesigned being desir ous of closing out business at Salem, prior to removal to Washington Territory, offer the whole of their entire stock of ' CLOTHING BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, Etc. At prices lower than ever before offered in Salem, and utterly regardless of cost. The WHOLE STOCK Must Ibe closed out in SIXTY DAYS. The selling price ot everything will be marked in plain figures. TERMS: CASH. L.&C.IIIKSCII. Salem, Oct. 29, 18S0. IIORSEMEDICINE D. D. T. 18G8. ASA HORSE MEDICINE IT IS SUPERIOR TO f any Liniment ever Invented. For RINOIIONE, SPAVIN, SWEENEY, CALLOUS, LUMPS, and all OLD SORES, apply freely, ao aa to bllsUr, from three to fret nays in succession: ana in lour or nve nays ir not curat, rciwat aa at llrst. HI'RAINS.STIFF JOINTS. IIRUIMES WINDOALLS, and all slight ailments, apply a small quantity, so aa not to blister, nauuie norca, I'uta, ana all other aorea. w here the skin It broken, nils the IJnl inent, half and half, with any kind of oil, and apply moderation. TO. For sals by the Trade evirywhcre. Srocsros, February f, WHO. II. II. MOORK It SON, having this day purrhaae.1 the rUht. title and Interest of V, II.I.IAMS Si MOORE In the "II. II. II. IIOlmi:llKIMCINK"lll continue IU man ufacture, aa STILE PROPRIETORS, to whom all order! should be adJruauL II, II. MOORE A hON, Druggists, block ton, Gal , HODGE.DAVIS& CO., Agts, PORTLAND, OREOON Oarmore's Artificial Ear Drums tr-VTORK TH AKINO snd perforu the wi.ik rt llw NaSttssTsI sartttss. fttinslu lu plllaa wilUmt aid, tassel ear aataawratl. lui-oa. verssxlon ana eve. wbttpera beard aishbctly. We sa, lu u Ussse ulag tasts. HeitdfordMeiiuiverlrcularr TO FARMERS AND LAN OWNERS. A NEW KAILWAT LANB mtU.' ' S A ria f.r eltllaw Orec.a Isnatlcraat sVl.'' milaasette Taller laaels. The Oreffonlan MaIIws nnmMn .II.iam t.. otred a land office to be opened In Portland in oonneo- un win, ins company 1 ousmeat. in. narrow gaogs) cmDany do not own anv l&mi. in nrM.. mmA !, .oL lectin tuning a land office It mainly to settle up and uc.c.v).M...K(etvr csicni man as present tnoae lair traeUpf farming landt lying Idle along th. prorjoswel !Ln.?. ".T'.T "hlch " '" now eonttructlng In th. Willamott. Valler. and iwnerltllv Klnn tK ivu k4 Casoade ranges In Western Oregon and In middle and Southeastern Oregon, and assist Immigrants to locaU thereon on i;y terms, so at to acquire large and In creasing frelghU and passenger .smo each year for their various narrow gauge lines, arid convey the tasa Farmcrt and other land owners whrwA Isns IU &! the proosed narrow gauge line of road, and wh, through wa.'.t of trantporUtlon facilities are unable ts culthaU or wish to dispose ol the lands they own, or part thereof, at prnent unproductive to themtelvet and to the Bute, will thut have an organized ageney In dally communicator, llh ImmlgranU at Portland I tell their lamia, and may have the same cut up Into smaller farina of 10O to 320 acres and settled by Imml. granU; and thereby the narrow gauge company expect to have an Increased acreage of crops each )ear to carried by their rallwayt. The compi"y'i land office here will organlte agenda In Europe, at Han Francisco and In th. United Btatea for disseminating Information abroad as to Oregon and at the various farming land alomrlUllnet of rallwarlwfll ai. range for the transportation and acttleinensof small cma tleton large and contiguous ballet of land belonging t farmers snd will find purchaecra from among Imml. granU and others arriving In the Bute for such smaller tracts or lanu at may lie lor sale all lying along In propose! lines of Iu rail a 1, but nowhere else. In order to enablo ImmlgranU and Intending purj chasers to Inspect In person the various farms whlek, may be placed In the hands of the railway company", land office for tale, half fare tlckeU to and from tha sutlons nearest to such farina w III be given by th. corn pany, and reduced rates of freight charged on his per. tonal effrcU when carried to the farm he purchases. When aalet art mads by the land office and th seller iletlrct one hall or two thirds of th. price to be paid him down, th. land company's office advance U the las migrant purchaser from a third to a half ol th. tarlo In cash a.id pay the same to the teller which, a!oj with whauter small portion of the purchase price Usa Immigrant's meant enable him to pay, will considerably reduce the debt to th. seller, who will receive allreea from th. purchaser, a security over ths land for tba third or half the price remaining unpaid. Th. laraf office has arranged to give such Immigrant purchaser ear purchasers lis to eight )ears" time to repay by InttaR. menu from the proilu of hit farm the amount of money tney may aurance aim pay 10 me seller, in wit ws the narrow gauge coinny'a land office It enabled to makes mutually advenlageoua sale of farming laaam Ijlngalor-g the railway, for teller and purchaser. Taa former receives at once In cash a half to two-thirds sf th. prlc. of th. fanning land he (ells, while th. UMsr who It generally a man of limited meant, when he as rives In a naw country hat the atsltUnc. of ths raaV war company's office In actually advancing for Mm la caah cie-thlrd to one-half of the purchase prlc. ot la. farm h. buyt from the teller. Resides which hs ftAa from als to eight ) ear's lima to make and produce troea the farm the amouittt monj.r he has borrowed lens ths narrow gauge ral.way cumnany's land office. Tlieadrs'iUg. loacrue to the conqienv from estab lishing inch office It making It the machinery to sat settlers located on what it now miproductlt. lana along IU line, and Increased population and settlemeat and acreage in crops to lie carried by th. railway thera after follow from veer to year aa a matter of court; while, on the other hand, the SUte roclevee thereof new aettlers and nroduccrs of land heretofore unnas. ductlro, who thut gtt comforUbty located and Increae me agricultural weann or in. country. Col. J. 11. Uheat, attorney-at-law, of this dty, aad lately land agent of ths Northern Pacific railroad a Kalama, haa been ajqiolntcd th. land agent for narrow iraum utmiuuir. wnose office will lie locale la that company's building whenever arrangsintnU asa comtiletnl. Fanners and land Owners who have lands for atomr th. lines of railway will ideas, anulv for bis and full particulars at th. company'a olHos, 48 Piss strees, 1 oruanu, uregon, 10 JOHN B. WHEAT, Agent. Approved t WILLIAM KEIH, Local President. GHAS.H.DODD&CO., fiacosMtrt (s Jfawlay, Mti 7, front, lint tai Tltw SU., rortlaai, Ofu, , Sou Aaasrsa Vaa Taa JOHN DEER'S SULKY BANS am wiuuie Plows. Also avaiy vasieSy of SCHUTTLER FARM AND SPRING WAGONS. . n 1 m 1 ia SOLS AaBNTfl Buckoyo Grain Drills AND BROADCAST SEEDERS, All of which w. oSWr at lovreat macktt rates). - MmifftfcUl Fritt UtU CHAM. U. DODD dk a. The Celebrated Clothing House of FISHEL & ROBERTS, ('raer Aider nnil Ural StrrrU, r.rtUaatk Oregon, llav. now on hand a full stock of Fall and Winter Clothing. Gentlemen's Underwear Furnishing Goods, Suits Made to Order. Hats and Gaps, Etc. With tho FINEST STOCK of sooda in atore ever brouirht to thia city w confidentially iavlte mil to call on u. OCIAIII LARD PACKERS I w ILL LKAIIN SOUKrillNO TO TilUlll ilENH, nt by tenuliig their adiirue to "UAA aiAnrili, boll Care of Farmer cites, Portland. JaaaBBaVsaaaaHSBaBasaaaaaBasaw was. n-i,riiyr- x jw . II i .'; U mil
