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WILUlMETTE FARMER: PORTLAND, OREGON, APRIL 1, 1881.
rELEGRAPHIO NEWS
EASTEU.N.
racialist unit Thrlr rally.
Nrw York, March 28 A m-i wetting
wa held ycatcrtlay in Oermanls hall, Hroolf
lyu, la form a permanent organization to pre
vent the contemplated mcrcasj of rent from
May. About 500 person, were prosont aniouc
them many socialists. The speakers vers all
socialist of a mora or lorn pronounced type.
William llurko saM that the tenement Indiae
population hero uro worse off than the pais
outry of Ireland. Kloricu 1'aull, a German
socialist rtminunceil liiinscll against all pay
tnent of rents which should incluile nottiing
on the capital Invested, only tho cost of cacti
and tlii nccoicary rtpvn. Otlier speakers
followed, an finally tho suggestion nf I'lnrioti
was adopted, and the namo of tho on.'anij
tlon cltatiued to tho Anti ltent Leaxiie h.V
large majority.
II re al tlnrliinnll.
Cincinnati, March 28 A laruo llvo story
ImildiiiK on tlio cast sido of Homo street
north of Fourth street, occupied ly a steam
laundry, and in pirt nmeliiiio lithographing
works, took firo near midnight and was almost
entirely destroyed.
t'lrnillsli UuXrnxr liy lluralnrs.
Nkw Viihk, March 28 Thorn mi T. K,mi,
printer, livinirat 15S Knit Forty-se.-oiid street
went out with It's wife hut night, liitvimj
their niece, N'ellic Cniiniiiyliiin, a aw I lll.viine
in tho homo. Soon nfttr, twu hurgl r ln
had uaintd access tn t!. prviniau' entered Mm
parlor, and when Miss Cuniiiiihnin screamed
one stiillcd a handkerchief in her mouth and
the other bound her with a clothes
linn. Having tied her so she could
not move, they removed tho tundkerchluf,
threatening to kill her if she ma lo
a noise. They then demanded information as
tn wheio Mrs. Kgan's jewels and money were,
hut Miss 0. refined to tell, when into of the
rullians struck her In tho fac . Still exasper
ated by her refusal ti answer their ipjeatious,
tho other burglar stabbed h r several times
in tho arms, face and hands with a penknife.
The young lady lit-cimo Insuiitible, when tho
roMx'rs, fiariug they had killed her, fled.
Miss Cunningham was found in a atsto of iu
sensibility and securely bound. To-day she
Im-cauio partially paralyzed and waa unable t
,tpeak.
Later. Tho polico have arrested John II.
Camp, ami Miss Cunningham recognized him
as one of tho assailants.
Rearrested.
Nkw Yiiuk. March 20. When James Orr,
the alleged defaulting collector for Schultz
li Southwick, waa released to-day on bail, he
was Immediately rearrested in civil suit, the
firm claiming $100,000.
A Just Krlnrn.
Tho trial nf Steamboat Inspectors Jayne
and Matthowi begun to-day. Tho district
attorney, in opening tho case, made a vigor
ous address to tho jury reviewing all circum
stances at'endinii the burning of thu Seawau
Itaka, by which fifty persons lott their liyes.
Tho tmlicttmnt cha'ging tho dafomlauU with
manshiughtcr coiittined nine aciouuU declar
ing the disaster to liao lieeu caused by a de
fect ill tho boilers, and that tho ilefeudauU,
who had given a false ccrtlllcuto of impaction
Merc rctitonslMn in tho matter.
tsennlr.
Wasiiiniiton, March 211. No Senato com
mlttee met to-day. It is understood to U
tho general li.teiition of tho uwjority in tin
Senate, t-i Ktpoua committee co .siileration
of pending iioiiiiuations ui.til tho contest iivet
tho .Senate offices Is ended.
Johnny Dairnpvrl Bolts u Aenln.
The finlit mines aro conaideralilv exercised
over a visit mado here yesterday bv litiln
.lohiiny D-ivciiix.rt, ef New Yoik. - Ho came
on an early train, ai.d cillcil on the president
beforo 10 o'clock. Su!isuUcntly ho dined
with Senator Conkliurf am( Vico-l'rcldimt
Arthur. The gcneial impreation is that his
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visit lo me resilient waa in cuimce-nuii mm
tho prosecution of those indicted for forging
tlm i.r..ui,lnt iisnin tn thu Mi rev loiter. Da-
vnnnort left fur New York on u Uto train last
-night.
Continent on 1lninur'it Hprrrh.
The set snecch In which Malionu yesterday
claWutlv defined bis ini-lliim was, on the
wholo, very disappointing to tho largo proper
Hun ot liia auiliuuvo in tnu cilleries who ex
pected to witness A sensation and hear a suc
cession nf llery ilclntoj but, on tho whole,
justified his Virginia reputation of being an
aids debater, mid especially a hard hitter in
tho lino of pcnoual controversy. His argu
inentatUo review of tho past and nre.ent
tiimif.ial situation in Virginia In reply to the
recent speech nf lit colleague, senator dotui
aton, was rem irkabty woll framed, and, at
lent Vi I crsoiia unfamiliar wuhtliu intricate
details if tho subject, appeared to set tno r
.adjusters in ui-at favorable contrast with
their opponent in tho very matters of hon
esty and fair dealing In respect of which they
had been so severely criticised.
Duriir.' tho Krea'er pat of his three hours'
speitch, (ieneral Alan 'lie was evidently itiwr
inif under ttio ilisidvuntago of tcinpoiar
physical weakness, but his witty and ciu.tic
rejoinders to fie attack made upon his record
by Senators llrow u Mid Voorh s were great
ly enjoyed by all present except, perhaps,
those two gentleman, and his peroration de
claring his thornugh acceptance of the results
of the war, and asserting the purpo-o ol his
party to battle for free suffrage, enlighten,
ment and iiroprcss was universally conceded
to be highly effective and eloquent.
A notablo feituro of his speech was his
statement that although he avowed responsi
bility for introduction of ltiddlelierger's nsino
fur candidal) for aergeaut-nt arms, he waa
ready to withdraw that name if It were true
as report hail it that the Democrats vv.mld
thereupon withdraw their opposition to elec
tion oliicers of the Senate. It is not cousid
crvM prolable, however, that any such sgree
meut w 11 bo made, and lueauw lido thu pr
poet for breaking the present d ad I ck in the
litisl'irn ot the Senate grow huurly more
remote and uncertain.
fuubllna's l'itaiH-nirl Wralb.
Yesterday's nomiuatiou of Coukliug'i friend
Craig fur reappointment as postmaster at
Albany is cenerallv regarded as son to Cer
berus, which will prove lully ineir.cUal to
lull me auuuosiiv aim irniaiiuii eaoscu uy
Judge K"bcrton a nomination for the New
York colleotorship; but it uiiquestionahly
diminishes the streugth ami the area of the
Irate Senator's fighting ground. The nomina
tion by l'resident Hayes of W. II. Haskell for
tills pott office as Craig's successor, was, as
will be remembered, one of those whioh Couk
liug most strenuously opposed at the last ses
sion, and which he succeeded in defeating by
delay until tho session expired.
funeral al Waafclaaittn,
The funeral of Mrs. Isabel Virginia Swear
ingen, the mother of Mrs. Ju'tice Field, took
J dace this afternoon from the Judge's resi
lence and was attended by a very large cou
course of friends of the fsmily, including all
iustice of the supreme court and nearly all
'acific Coast people now in WaahiEgton. The
rial! bearers were Justice Miller, Gen. Uuun,
Sen. Miller and Jones of Nevada, ex-Attorney
(ieneral William and Samuel 11. Wilson of
San Francisco. The remains were conveyed
to Georgetown cemetery, where they were de
posited in a vault preparatory to removal to
Ban Krauciaco. Mrs. J. McCnery came liom
I from 1'ari teveral weeks ago and joined her
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13,'IH 'Ha. SICIU ,1111 4'IIM OWSUlUVBI IB IDS
car and solace of their mother daring her
last illness. Among otlier Californians who
participated In the last tribute of respect to
tho dead were Senator Farley, I 'apt and Mrs.
Carlisle, P. Patterson, Judge McCorklo and
Win. U. Morrii.
Tbe Fasrml of lien, rplen al Anbursi.
AtrntlUN, March 2!). The funeral of tho
late Gen. Upton, whose romdiis arrived here
from Sau Francisco Saturday night, took
nlice this afternoon from Sand iteach Church.
All flags In tho city are ut half-mast out of
respect to me mail soiaicr. ine ciiiirci was
hcaily draped in mourning, and the service,
though brief, was very impicsiive.
Among the army i-lliecrs present wero Uon.
Sherman and Gen. Alexander, of S in Fran
cisco. Thero was a profmc display of flow era,
the off-rings of citizens. Tho rxmains were
not shown. Tho pall-lietrers wero (1m, F.
II, Tnwnsriid, of Albany, 1'iofs. 1. S. Mltlno
and O. L. Amlniwa, of West IVint, Col. II.
A. Diipon', of Wiliiiliiijtoii, Maj J. I Siuger,
nf New York. Liout. G. M. Davi, of Fort
Adams, N. Y., Maj. J. II. Campbell, of San
Fnncisjo, an I General Hicharit AinuUt, of
Hancock' stiir.
At tlio eily limits tho funeral cortfgc was
met by two posts nf tho Grand Army of the
llepubliu mid a baud, and escorted to Fort
Hill Cemetery, where tho body was interred
by the si lo of Lit ut. Kehoe. who was killed
in the Custer nnnacio, Thu streets were
thn.igu.l with peoplu who hud gathered to
wiln.Mi th prouiMti .li, .illlrMlh thcto Was uu
ulllUry tlisp ny.
An liilrrnntluiinl Mnttrr.
Nkw Yoiik, M-ich .'10. Superintendent
Walling icccivod yest-nlay ft dispatch fr-in
Loudon saying thut Coieni n, an alleged Fen
ian, inspected by the polico of being concerned
in the pint to blow up tho Mauai.m Hmiso on
March 17, ii supposed to be on Ward thu
steamer Australia from Loudon, Match ID,
and due here I-riday. " hat are yuu l-oiiu
to do about It!" asked a HWif reporter.
"Await furthir instructions," said Walling.
"If It Is satlsfaotoiily shown mo that Gdoinnn
Is charged with nn uxtraditablu otrense,Jitcu
tives will lxi sent to intercept the steamer In
the bav." Archibald, the British counsel, said
yestcrd ly that '1 o knew nothing whatever
atiouc the matter, ami ilia net intern: to inter
fere iu any way.
The I'lntle snllrr.
O.MAIH, March 30. It Is Impossihlo yot to
procure more than tho meagre facta about the
conditiuii of towns in the l'iatto valley, owing
to the fact that telegraph lines uro only par
tially rebuilt. Throe lives are all that Is
kiiuwu to have bo. u lost, but it la believed
that acver.l persons ieris!ied. Lots of stock
and property counts up in tho hundreds of
thousand i. It is intended now to run Union
I'aeifiu trains through direct by Friday,
llrllnqurnl Mlock llrulirrs.
Nkw Yoiik, Maich ill). J. 0. Stevens A
Co., stock brokers, were announced suspended
but tho difficulty has been arranged. The
firm was tillable to deliver about I0.1XX) shores
of Del Lackawanua and Western, sold Satur
day. Illr.1.
FotiT SiOTT. Kan., Marc'i 30. A private
disspati'li leceived here today announces tho
death of Hurry A. llmwii, son of ex-Gov.
Neals llmvtn, ofNashi!le, at Alhuiiiir.pje,
Nw Mexico, yesttrdiy. Tlie particulars arc
not given. He has been in the employ of the
Adams ICxprest Company about file years ami
was the man who droio thu in il r.iiibers out
of his car at Kinny, Kansas, in Juh, 1378.
Other daring exploits hao a'tested his cour
age, on aco-'imt of which thuumipany has
highly valitod his sorvievs.
The Mliirm nl I'ulraxit,
CuicAiin, March 30. C Id wli.di a'.d snow-
were the rather monotonous fiatu-es of thu
morning, but as thu day progressed thu snow
ceased falling and thu air beca.no ktuncr.
About threo inches of sun- fell earning re
newed trouble on atieet car tracks. The snow
appears to hive been rather more severe out
side tho city.
i'oki:h.:n.
llir Opera llunsr Itlsaslrr,
1'aiih. March 28. Many persons aru ro
iKjrted missing ut Nico Several more IkxIiVs
have been recovoied from tlm rums. Thu
manager of thu theatre deuiej that ho was
focu.t to play in apisoof misgivings as to the
saiety oi tno imuso.
Hulrltlr oT ItuuxotkulT t'ullirr.
St. I'ktk.iwiiCiui, March 2S. Ti.o Motcow
(kipera announce that Itoiusakoll's father has
alriit lilius-lf.
I'rtMurrl or an Karlr itclllrumil tiflbe nb-
err siursiiMii,
LoNlios, Maich 28. The A'eics has reason
to b-lieve that tho fishery dispute lietwceu
Knglaud mid the Uni'cd States is ou a fair
way towaM a settlement, thu lact l-cing ad-initte-l
that Amcriuan fislieriiicu uro entitled
lo compensation for injuries t ) vessels and
tackle, Knulanl has proioscd alternative
courses one Uini; the uymiiit of a lump
sum, thu other, reference ot the question to
arbitration, thu l wo governments nominating
each one person and the nominees apioiiiliiiK
a third. DitlicuLy ut one time aro.o liom thu
execuivu cliims of the Unilud States, but thu
latest telegram from Su.ru'ary IIIji'iio polut
to tlio willingness ni tlio aslilngtoii calilnct
to accept one or another of tho above plans,
I'n 1 1 r4 Id .tarer.
Lonimjn, March 2J, Iu the Lawsou La
bo.ichcre libel cose tho jury failed to agree.
Iu I he sirruittii rarllanienl.
Dkiilin, March 23. Iu thu leichstag to
day, Itismarck, replying to a criticuni by
Leckcr, defended thu guvcrumeut's bill in
relation to taxation, and said that he assumed
the eutiio reap msibility for the memorandum
presentid to the house, together with the item
embraced In the programme, which is apptoved
by tl e fe-ler-tl government and which will bo
carried out, if not with the assistance of the
present reichstag, theu with the next or next,
llionarck dccl.r d his du cni.inatioii toopposr
auy modification of thu tsritl and to secure an
increase of the levcuuu whenever pouib'e by
taking advantage of frontier duties. He con
sidered it his right and duty to defend the
programme aim make every etiort to cany it
out.
I'ollr lo be I'HBltbrd.
Lnsixix, March 30. The iruvcrnmoiit. it is
said, has resolvesl to prosecute a socialist
paper far an article approving the regicide.
A Kertanl of tbe I'znr ArrrslrU.
IIkulin, March 30. A page of thu Czar has
been arrested on the cliarno of aecretlv serv
ing sentence ef death upon the late emperor,
Mlbllisl He fuxrrs.
JlrauKK.fr, March 20. The ttnreniment
has appointed a special commission to inquire
into tbe proceedings of Nihilist refugees. A
committee has juat atarted with Hussiau de
tectives for Jaasy, where numbers of suspected
persons are being arrested daily,
Aaolbrr Outrage,
Dublin, March SO. A man namnl Daly
has been fired upon ami daugerously woundea.
Daly took land fruui which a tenant had been
evicted.
The Greek Miuuter of War has signed an
order for three infantry, one nf engineers, aud
a company of anbulance corps to proceed to
Chalies. All members of tie Chamber of
Deputies who ate army officers, to tbe num
ber of tl irty, have b'en ordered to join their
regiments.
ITEMS BY TELECBAPB.
The Karl of Caithnes died at New York on
tbe 20th.
Lord Deacoasfield Is suffering with neural
gin and gout.
John Crook k Sons, share brokers of llrad
ford, have failed.
John I'rescott Knight, tho Knslish portrait
paiutcr, is ilcail.
Tho Astlcv-Kowrll contest will bo in hny
land commencing Juno 20th.
It Is reuorfed in diplomatic circles that the
new Czar is bent upon war with l'rii'sia.
Juat now a very stro'is clfnrt Is liolna mule
to bun ranuama snares in iaiihioii ami in
l'aria.
Tho iieach cron tn New Jersey. Maryland
and Dataware has seriously aulfi red from the
lato trosta.
The Russian council of miniatcta convened
on the 20th regarding representation of the
people.
A teiccram from Geneva aavs If Sophie
Hyofosky is condemned and exocutod tho czar
will perish.
Tioasury ofllcla's rstlmito tho reduction of
tho publia debt for March, at not less than
$.-1,000,000.
Jesso W, Slarr'a Iron works havo closed,
throwing a Urgj uil'iiber workiligmcii out if
employment. suV '
Dr. McCsbo. Arclibishon of Dublin, will
shortly be created l'aial Lcirato In Ireland,
says tlie I'ott.
Duting a quarrel, Ira Miller shit SethMc
Kinney through tho heart at Miincie. Iud
uu thu 20th, (lid escaped.
Tho naval lioard of Inquiry recommends tho
detail of 5 oliicers and So mt-n for the Jean-
citte soirch exptilition.
Fears are cnterUlued by supporters of the
uiunese ireaiy vna( iiiey win ihj icu wununi
action until noxt Winter.
Dclaved trains, nn Ice bresk-iin on tho Mis
souri nut! a snow storm iu Onio and Indiana
wcru telrgraphrd on tho 211th.
It is positively asserted thkt should war
ureaK out uu ween iurKey anil u recce tnat
r.ugianil will nave to si lo ivitn tno utter.
Tho queen of tho turf, Maud H, was seven
years old on the 20th. it tin, her trainer,
Is confident ahe will trot iu 2H)7 this season.
Uetsy (llvens.probably tho oldest woman in
Louisville, and certainly tho first girl child
born there, died on the 20th. She was lx.ru
in 1778.
John 11. l'tico & Co., of Flagstaff, Arizona,
advertise for 1,000 laborers tn work on the A.
k V. railroad in thu Sau Fraucisco moun
tains. Sixty soldiers havo 1) en ordered to act as
sherill I p se in Hio Auiba county, N. M., to
put do .vu Iku Stockton and Id g nig of iKs-
pcradoes.
Prince Fiederiu William of l'russin, who
has gone to take part iu the crowniu: cere
monies of the new Czar is threatened with
assassination.
Sir Charles Hobinson to'curanhs that an
other important riigageincut is expected to
laho pla :e at It ilcka, w hero a largo lorce ot
lkuhtitos aio entrenched,
Adiiiinil C (1, I'atev. who was intrusted
with tho delicate transactions regirdiug tho
Trent affair and tho detention of belligrreiit
confederate vessels nt Soutliatnptou, Is dead.
It Is understood that Instructions havo bcei
sent to intercept tho Australia at Sable
Islands. It is stiipH'tml that slio has one or
more of tlu Mansion house outrage-conspira
tors.
Threo vessels left hero yest-iday to convey
8.000 troops from Mersina to Naal. Two
more vcasels leave Tor tho 151 ck Sea to-ilu'
to collect tro.-pt for c mvoyuncu ta thu (tree'
frontier.
Wayno MoVcaah, Attorney General, ay
that ttio ni)ioiiitmcut of W. M. Chandler as
Solicitor (ieneral is exceedingly distasteful to
hint, and that hu will icslgu if Cha'idl r it
confirmed.
Uonkling cont'uucs to bitterly oppoo tl e
o.ufirmation of JtoUTlson as Fort Collector
of Now ork. James, it is rumored, will re
sign from thu post ollieu if itohertson shuiil I
uu coiiiiriueil.
Cant, lllo-del, a Sau Fiuuclsco expert, left
neatuu on tlie ..ttli cu roulu tor (Juevii Wisr
lotto Island, for the imniose of cxaniininc ex
tcuiivo anthrncltu coal beds said to have been
discovered tluro.
"Old Texas," a peculiar character famib
larly known iu mining districts, was murder
c-d on a trail leading from his ranch to Tip
Top, Arizona. Ho was found Sunday with
two butlot holes through his body.
California Republicans are disgusted at the
victory of Gnrhaui, and say that ho norkrd
for a Democra'lo candidate for Governor iu
thu Iito election. Seuatur Miller has lost
prestige by supporting Gorham.
A inratenger from l'otcheUVtrom report
that tint place surrendered the day peace was
signed, after hard lighting, in which IS Hiit
isli sol.lio'a were killed and 1)0 wounded. 'In
lioers cspiured 3,000 pounds of ammunition
aud two guns.
Mahone made a personal attack on Senstor
ltrown of Georgia on the 211th, and was
promptly replied to, hu bting eharel with
selling himself to the llcpublicxus in consider
ation of Gorham and Itiddleberger getting
prominent positions,
A warehouse seven stories high and filled
with a valuable stock belonging to John Has
lem & Co., manufacturers, was turned at
Mancheiteron the 20th. Ixiss estimated at
i.SO.000. One fireman was killeJ aud two
others seriously injured.
Tho directors of the Northern l'odfio Rail
road Company have resolved that tlie suit nf
Heurv Villard aitainttthocoinmuv. its direc-
t irs and others, fur an iujuuctioy bo vigor
ously defended by all leual tun us. Coun
sel has been so instructed.
Another leatruo ineetim; has I eua held at
Thurles, Tiplierary county, uu theWth. Dil-
lou aiurejuel tnu mealing, Jlo viuiicateu
hi attack ou Judge Fitz.-erald ancouuseli-d
Irish tenants not to pay unjust raits unless
at the point of the ba)ouet.
The Deim-cratio Couvontioii K St. Louis
nominated the following ticketi For Mayor,
Henry Overstalz; collector, Joscdi Mcllose;
auditor, John W, Luke; comptnier, Samuel
l'epperi inarslial, Johu It. Slevilii president
ooaru oi assessors, i airier imuifau.
Amoni: the departures for San fraucisco on
the 20th from New York via tie Atchison,
lopeka x Sauta re and Soutlierf I acifio rail
road, were Mr. Kdward Havley, general
eastern agent of the California fast freight
Hue, and a party of five other ralroad men.
It is a remarkable fact that despite spe
cious advice of the Land Lsague to the ten
ant farmers to retain their gnp on thu land
and not to leate country, migration returns
show that 03,8.17 persons tnlgratedlast year
an iiirrcaao of 41,403 ov tho previous year.
Another alleged wondrful case is reported
here, Mrs. Henry IugrJn haviug taken no
food aince Octubar It, whet,, having hail
some teeth pulled, she as unable ou account
of nausea to retain fooJ has taken nourish
ment by absorption oy. She sometimes
absorbs a quart of liquils through the pcre.
Her stomach is totally paralyzed. 1 he r r&L
lem is bow long will ail last.
NEW THIS WEEK.
CjriKMMIi IISLKl INK uttd In th OoTcra-
jO msnt bufMinir tn Frsnee, RnilanJ, and Otraiany.
It l autlr mad, ef a beautllnl eolor, flows tresis1, at a
cost ol a Iritis a inllon can be nnuls. Pries ot reefps
with lull dlrtsUnns only Me. A. KltKHMAN,
aprlmi Jaekson, Ainsil Co., Calllornlt.
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I'AUK .UTOUsMMI ALHI'M, Illustrated
with 32 fen scrolls. JsmuiMe. lictiires. etc.. In
Colors, sn J loo Allium Quotations, alt for IV, or 0 for
00c. 8tmps taken. K. A. KlIEEMA,
svrtnu . . JseVson, CiHd.riils.
King of the Blood
I not a "mre aM." It Is a blood purifier and tonle.
ImnUnts nt ItlntMl tmlsns Ihn . .!...
the circulation, ami thus Induces msnr disorder.
known br dllTerrnt harors to dlstlnsaifsh tbem ao
eorJInn to eirrota, but being really branches or
phase or that areat fonrrta ilUonlor, Impurltv
Slf lllsistd. auehnreDiflielisSa. Ulllcmtnnt. lMtr
(.0fipmim,vmttitMMcti,.rrrvvltinrtltn,lttal.
ooe, Jlackache, (frnrml iVenkntu. Heart Ultrane,
Dropty.KMntv JXsease, 11m. lOtrumnlUm, Cn
t?rri Btntfsilis, SHis Dlsonlers, llmplet, Ulem,
SuvllfnvSda. Kin orihelllood presents
and cares these hjr aitsekTiuf lh msue, fmpumr
or the llloort. Chemists and phislclsns agree In
ral ln It "the most ireoulnri and emcteniprepa
ratlonforlhepunxwe.".8olitb7UruitBisls. J1 H-r
Iwttle. Be testimonials, directions, r., In pam
phirt, ''Irestl on.Olsesiaes or the Wood,"
wrapped around cacti bottle.
ii. uiiisoM, bon co., mt Bufraio, n.t.
CofipUiim,iXmHijHilicK, ,mw Vlfonltri. lltmU
Seymour, Sabin & Co.,
lias taken the itsr iJ fixtures,
l A -itvi Frsml (., nml .! flif First HI.
Ilieciill' ooettiiled .y
Xovbury, lltuvtlioriie A Co.,
And tm tlio Ayeney for Oil coast for tlm
Morrison Brothers Plows,
AMD iiavb ton sau: tiik
WUITEVsTEU WAGONS,
And tlislr Well Known
Minnesota Chief Thresher,
Virmcii has iikkx nrixiAixv mrnnvKii
f T fsr this pirtlcutsr trade b aMlnir one
thltil moro scpiratlu and cliunlnif spwe tlsisi In
these uiMhlnes heretofur used In this hlslo ami
Watlilnt'oii Territory, so tiny now eouiplolely 1111 tlio
retiulrviiieiits ef this lucalltr.
AI.MMIirr offer tor ads lliclr WOOD, 8TIIAW and
COAL DUIIMNO
STEAM iwkm i;;iks.
ANI ALSO
KIm'ihhIs Kiliin lloi'sv I'om'i
uiarUlf
Thu
KiiL'Iish !o:ii'Ii
and Drail
Stallion
ROBERT BROOE.
Vi'vluht 1.1,00 His
WIllliuVu Ilia soon ut lMl.dlild
tnar th time Utwoi-n tlio fsuu nt tl.o
un.itr.i.Tie.i, t mills north cf Cur
lelllis. Mini l. I. II. i..tr.Ati lint
tulle north of (latmi, and Hubert liuhil' fsnn, tlie
ikllo iiuxtliiwst of lllll.boro.
ri:ili;ltr.i:-..o!.crt Uruoe ws slr.sl lie luiirtrd
Sir William Wsiieo:ilsiii. a tinted ami lionultul Clovs
land lUy, bml by llr. I'hsljw, of Keiiturkv, and sold
by Mm to Aba Try, of lillnufi; blr Vt I'.IUui WsIUm lis
uscninitii stun stiitii) ears, in Htbcaii county, III.
TKUlJ-l Sasson. K0: Insiiranee. tail.
lsriloo.1 psstnrsite furnished nuita from a illtksiiee.
Aiisiieiiuoujieil. .-so bvowiMlillllV lr lus-lilellU
Se bills for purllnitirs. J 111 I H lllllltlt:.
JV.-.r.V-
. I ls--.
..S
Hi Points. Pitrlu
- ,.-
lh raMs. rerl" .s skJ a
! I Pmu.Cj.i ,, si It
fUtr .sr,sl. Je-,nl
rres. M Ottl S fTJ.
I. I.'. A.olJlL A 10..
Cor, Market and PqasiI, S. I". Ot!,
AEIi'J WUtll.
'J
BLOOD IS 1AFK.
OMM.HlltOMINT lllltLTII Kllt.tLI.
lTlscerLdnlyirrstlfln-to Ihlsouut that e notice
an) tlilnv In th Medical lln, unless uhiM Ix ism
sineeu mat w e am not Uoiiy our duty as a J
recommending to tlipuUlo tlio islulrsto
slneeil that weaianot dolnuur Uut
a Journalist In
ltd ItoLaliUil
Prenarslloii of William I'fuiulvr. Oneratlva L'lieml.t nf
this city. Whoever Induivs th rhtlin of B'rufula or
any oilier dlcM of th lilnud, to us l-fuiidcr" On-.-nn
lllood l-urlller, Iias tietfuu ajrfsj work. Tber csu he
no uetloi ss to the nsult of this irood medicine II
l-c'esvereu In. It Is a sure eure for Ixrufusl, llheuiaa-
tlslll. Kslt Itlielllll. slid llHleed sll iiiiifiUlnU srtalu
Irom ltUUlor luiurv Mood. It Is just wliat a mr
kihju iMivsieiaus. nsio oucn risx)mmeniivii and prtM rlb
ed fur aboi couipUliits, and vtecoiitldciitlyreuomkHiiil
It as Ih.Iiii; the best rtlc! how Iu use. It will irue,
and Ins fur th last year oroven luelf a "Krlend In
Ner-1," tthkh no Irlsud should be without. Try Itl
i om in esieem ii niiiiiyss a sale saoctlis rcinulv,
i-ncMer uoiii. si, or su lollies nr i. ur m!
VI r. n.-cuble dealers. UH. I'HMll'tt.
-y
3-ti-S Orsllio Chemlit, portlsnd, sole proprietor,
Tlio Iiuiiorteil I'rt'iiiiuin
Full Porcheron Noniiun Stnllion
M?
WlirK IW.iliK,
vr
Will make the turnm of 1H81. com
lucueiiiir Mrch lt. at (Js.Iti.ta (JMtt.ri'
HtaUf, Kalein. ami in I arm. nlrte mtlrt ltit uf Hstlrm.
mil ur HirtnlfUitun nuinew)', inurnuy, rrl
dki4 aiul hturdii.
.11 Hf Vmrutt On JJjiljranJTuel).
l-KirilU..WU AkoU8 )w oU; lUht
irrajr; 17 hajil tiil; wcl.'h 1.7W IM; an extra ifuutt
traveUr; award! tirt yriut at yrvat lutluiul hone lo
at A till tt.i, . tiH ajwJ ma Uu hore for f urtttcr
urtUnUri. Iinrrtjl from France Ly Ja. A. I'm,
Tft.lt MKor Utcivcun(iji; Inunnte, 45. ;
MU IS Mioi.i:.. .
Will tuakv OfuuMon ot lWl, coimuviK-liijf Uarth lit,
m Mlow: HTAVT.V- MomUy and Tucaxljy. hCJti -WedncsMHy,
Tliur-Uyf i'rbUy u.d haturdiy.
'ail(KMUIill IllSrUf SIIIV. .
T. J. EDMONSON.
NOTICE.
Our deaerlntlve Illuatrated Price
Islat. No. 29, of Dry Goods, etc will
bo Issued about March 1st, 1881.
Prices auoUid in No. 88. will remain
rood until that date. Send us your
nasae early for copy of No. 80. Free
to any avddreas.
JStMltiOBEHT, VTK st IS)..
XJJlul XX WsUsll Av., CtdcafO, IlL
M
mL
WSSe' T
C-4 &V n i2X?1
7A 2f'r. ;,
ANIH
3 ar.oisttnsn Hsaculi. lfTA.
1881. 1881.
GLANCER.
TO STAND THE COMING MUSOH
for a limited number of mar, the
Hair bred t IrdesstaU t'all
ot three rear old 29th March, at
Cornelia Farm, th property of W,
Chalmers. Rr.. & miles north nf Star.
nellus.
II was rut by the powerful horss OI.R.tEI.I);
th property of Major Ja. IJntceidam Nsll, (which was
mtmt iisiu oi in well Known norse itomance.) lie is a
bright bay with white feet, and ratch In forehead;
stands 17 hands hlirh! irlrt n feet 101 Inches: llmhs clean
and active with vigorous constitution; high 1 1 11 and
rood tempered.
TKIIM's.M.lnsuRinc, S0; to lie paid wlun msres
th known to b with font. Season, tiO', to be paid at
aJe close of tho season, June 30ih.
Xijrl'srllcs havlmr nurrs Insurcl will he held ae-
countable for the asms If sold or removed from th
'anue. w. 1'IULilKKft.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
T. A. WOOD & CO.,
rotiTtANO onmo.v.
NOW I'ltKl'AltKl) to nkootiath tive
eir loans from all who aunlv with mo.1 ltesl
labile si
leeiirlty. Call on them or wrlto at once.
LAND SOLD.
Dil tntl M ant tf svnll I . IVh If sin unl fill tn sn,MeM
A- ... -...,. , , , , 1a, , ., ii mi nut inn .(sat1v
. WOOD CO., Iamu and ltesl lUuto Ajrtnts,
wnoisro wuveriismir very oxieniiveiy ana are seiunif
more than all others. They 4'nn net you n I'm-
lomrr Aihlress. '. ,t. VI mill . I'll.,
tnarlS-ltn Portland, Orciron.
Farmers and (.unloiters.
rOflt ATTKNTION IS CALI.KD TO TUB rOL
lowing ajS-.tv BsiiraTiia-u .Atp..ital rpAm tit
seed stock of th best growers n America All of
my sccu iwiaioea nave wen isiinmiiy tsatctl and found
ailiftcil to tho climate of Oregon. II UV I'lIUK NKKD,
tho same aa Ton would choice stock If jou want to
iiiuks iiiuiiirj, i iistu me iuiiuwiii varieties i
llllss" Trlnitipli, Very early;
BrnHly r llrbrnn, Karlr ;
MaiuiiiulU l'rnrl,M.-er,nd brlv;
I'rlrr llriiilersoii HI. I'nlrlrh, Second Fjtly,
(All the slwic vsrlftljs 3.v) cr bushel.)
iALSO, Ilirly Ohio, Kxlra ty Vermont, llurbank
tjevlllnir, Hnowltakc, llrow u,ll Ikituty, llllss' Improved
i-ciuiiuiiiw, sTnieninai, ami r.trcKa nivi, iter uusnsi.
1'esrless, Kurly Hose and (larnct Chile.
P. F. BRADFOUD.
Portland, Oreron.
For sale at llschney A Ileno, corner Ilrst and
Ta) lor Streets, Portland, Oregon.
ESSEX SWINE.
LEICESTER SHEEP.
llltKt) ANi FOIIBAI.K IIY
o.
w. nufsT,
Whltoaktr, Orevon.
InarlSiiil
All thenods belong nr to th cut of
Newbury, Hawthorne & Co.
Consisting of
Ftwin Tools and Machinery
Are ofTereil fur ssle by th tindsntirned, who I
alsnuKent forth
llollliiHVvurdi. ltviiuk'vr, Itcil
Itlrd iiI Siiriirlsc Horse
Hay lluk.'.
ilaimf ictnriJ by John 1'o.M k Co., Da) ton, Ohio.
Ail.lrtsi
sT.Jrl GROSS, Box 008,
nirtitf H Itli Ucyuiour, Istblii i Co., Portfand,
attle Crook, Mlchlnnn,
alaatrracruaxas or tu oklt omcixa
nnaonano,
Traotlon end Plain Engines
and Horso-Powera.
Vt0mrJHThee.hrrk'attsr7 1 CstnbllshCd
latkoU'vrlJ. J IH4B
VrTADCeeesffsiMMaaJewsesssblftesf.
IlllnSiw. without ihs"-o ol lisuui,
raausircrcenf. or locwUun. fMtar s-j," Us
tesu-i learruslir pfieis sss utt er gooJt,
tvrr. a m . pmntR
NEPAHATORM and
C'lllllJO hlOttMl if III
1 Ua Trart Ion Itiinli
Av.-PiM-n lit Ui Aitiriti
ill ataisMMlisrJsh
nuiianil t'liuu l.(lnr
9J ssaiSM,iwiiiii
A msIUImJs eseecial enter.. ad fsieeesessesls
I' r UlKtorether wlfl .srle ual.'l(. tm eeaun..
Ilo and euii.ri.it. ix.l ilnaimJU bye ibrr uiakera.
l'our alv it beiiarmtora, from O to 111 borao
Cnnadt jr.er elea, ot leiir-w,
Two t Ins ol M H -nn i I " I lepw-rowers.
7KAA niUl I'f'l t relecled J.umbrr
UVUVW lrimOrUiUyuriutt-JruJ)
coiutsntlr on baml, fmni wulih Is built llw lu.
cuuaraUa wood-work of our inanliliiery.
TRACTION ENGINES
mtu
oi aa a itvrw uTvri rtaif
. Irnrinn
tsj nud Threahci
(his suiirAtm T Iin
rmMM trn tnilfp.l 111
in r II
I r-tall.lrf uil.-AL...7rIiM......la.l.lrv
Cjirtt'Tir tn Arevi
LAMBERSON & WHITING.
GMXEltAL AC HUTS FOR
.Oregon and Wathing-ton Ty,
marls-Cm
MOSS THAN 100 STYLES 0FTIUT
MASON & HAMLIN
OBaANS
ars bow r.falwlr mads, from ami
1W 1101 n tn flu tul. His tstset
aad rmalUst sire. Lt-LuUrlr known
a as lbs ItAlir OKiUSj, si oolr ST,
3to a U;. IOM.-KHT CltfiAN si
lo llJoucM stair nuaa at II
to stun tsrr stvlss st aiaa
jui. iwisrr sir tis u rrom srs
)IM
iU aud vpt cash prices. AmMoso
ur assr raf asars, rrou, sis Dr
Hm" ur. u USUI UltUAil
lseaiclsllvadstitadtoeLlMreii.bia
PRICE, 172.
tab we . sUaii
will b f-iubd e-iually usul far
ft&1 (siiwtr, twii tuffldtnt roa,p&u (lArcsfanjd qunrltr
swlullsl. LarlBsT flrisa fiuatllv a,f I'.r.a
ocllVsTf) tut L full (atuKbf tijruD-tUbM,ftii.trut(gVf
ud ir&ulir tsscrfl kti cqlvr n.utl gcntftlir,
MAWIN A IIAUI.IN U UANo tlio MrtaloltT
LMIV A KAMI. IS OIIUANH fcia t rta.lt. 1
th
KWr IN TIIK WO It LI). LaflOsf 6H UK. II
iflo won limifEVT
iiSl vt lb tiRKAT WUUI.t4 KXilllUTJOMi rua
TKitmiviiAw: Uiu,nonly AtMrievnvrmiHtwKUk
AWARM for r,sTaiaaBTkATD rpaaMsiiTT &1 KVKllV
1B)Wsi vsrirsj isiwrMi iPirinf yr
t I ...tin a
ueh atamv.
tMUAXCii- &lTrtnont
rw- iKjaju.-i
Yi
s tills: lUWaUsaivCUiOAUO.
I
io$&Xir'
1 04f
'tRrrtOflf
fflrff.
laxiM. MsarlvlsMI
sa tfii.i.
IIVLas, rrsKls sod ssl.ct fuiwut
rsislL Sesid far war Calais , ISO acre ol
BSWSSri.ll.S MKVSMtiafo.afiffaMlt
eswwers. mm s-rsiniumsiiioassr.
V. H. lAUMi, til A TIMiri, aailW, .T.jl
frinsK
piTOIWiTjl
0TdL-JiBBW
NOTICE,
Wi ar antlms Is) retain all subsvrlbw a Mrasaassst
trlsnds and a Urns ars hsrd has aot of 1st aia)si
rryn)at, uatll now two-third of our list ts astasia
and ws ars Ihssaaads el dollar Whlnd hand. vTui
almost any an raa rals tW, w cannot do wlthoat
th 4.eoo now In arrears.
During ten years past wa hav lost 110,000 by tast
debts. 8o ws hare Irsrnsd thil tlies onlv was to raa
nawsptssr U to dtmand cash In advance.
If you wish Uins Krauted, pleu let us know; If you
don't want th r'aaaaa, pleas iay up and quit; but II
ju want It, and fcsl Ilk keeplnr up a true ptoptYa
Journal sou must furnish us means to wsrk with.
During th rail and IVIntsr, and Indeed for ten tnontM
past ws hare en terrlblo times, lieeausa of dilatory
paymsnU. W submit II to you II It w III not U a dl.
grace If th (xoplt of this country fall to glrs a ilvlsf
upjiort to th lAamat
lusteail of bslmr offendad at this notice. In, I Imsfftaa
yourself In our plaeo trvlnf to mak a newsmper wllh
out mean la use, and It posslbl mak a clieuful aad
dy resru.
If tli data on Jourta'l not correct pleas 1st ad
know.
Q f-sll laif nev i'liroiun ('arsis th prettiest ys
ielt
sver saw, witn namo sis a eni.(
Nissua Uian Co., Nassua, K. Y
,'
POWDER
Absolutely Pure-
Msd from (Irs in Cream Tartar. No other prrparsv
tlon mak Msiuh light, flaky hot breads, or luiurtasuf
pastry. Can bo aaten by ltyspeptlea without fear cat
th Ills resulting from heavy Indigestible food, laid
only In cans, by all Orocers.
IIOTAI. IIAKIM1 POWIIKIl CO., Nw York.
JOHN A. MACDUIVALD,
Salem Marble and Granite
Works.
Commsrclal St., South of Post Osaea.
(Post OtTIc Iloa V), Bsletn, Oregon.)
Tir a . i-1 mi r r a r. a or
8tcli and California uranlt
and Usrbl nionuiiienU, Head B ton OS
CEMETERY LOTS
Em lo.nl wltli California OranlU sod
htone Walts built of every dcacrlptlsa
Prices Hrslurrd One Half.
COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
GRASS, CLOVER,
AM k'HUI.HTTItl'i:
SEEDS
AMKIIIL'AX AND KUItOPKAN.)
lruarsUNii sn (Kmrllili or Ocrinsn mlltlon) Pasa.
H IAKV .M ;li:a, Hee.1 Merrhaat,
fsis-ftt HJ Avmur U, .rv lork.
SEEDS! SEEDS1I
Z
For FRESH, just received
GARDEN, FLOWER or
FIELD, and at the Lowest
price, order of
HA0HNEY & BEN0,
Portland, Ogn.
fsbllU
GEOhGE COllX.
Produce tixfliunxo and Com
mission .Hvrt'liant,
No. 170 Kront Street, Ul. Morrison and Yamhll
Itoalsr In
A M. KiKtm or oitivo.v and cAiroRMU
V 1'roduets. 11,s lllghs.t Cosh I'rle HaM fat
nutter, tVif', Cliltkeiis. Cheese, Hid , fun, Kta.
tO.NHIVMir.NTH HIILICITf.U.
Jan., islh tf.
MILWAUKIENURSERY.
SETH. LUELLING, PROP,
lit II II TKELS.
A N EXCKLLK.NT IETV OF
EAR.
PEACH,
FI.UM,
PRUNE
CHERRY.
GOOSEBERRY.
CURRANT.
BLACKBEKKY.
RASPBERRY
Nut Bearing Trees, Quincei
and Persimmon Trees I
SWS SB)
ALI.OlTlll-SH.S'Altl.VrlW.ANIIMANVOTUI
for safe, and w 111 be srdd thesi for etuh.
i4Thei.il lor I'lU IJit. AUdrtss,
rtlnH LIKLLIVU,
I'rcp. alllwaukls Huntry, alllaaukle, Or,
HOVEY & CO., BOSTON,
Uf.SU TIIKIlt CATAI.Oflt'K OK
SEEDS & PLANTS
rr IHHI, fHt-.K. la all wtioapitly. Thertoa
lalH Ibr suusl valuable larlrllra fur Martial
Larslrurrs, I'lurlslsauil Aisiutrurs,
HOI r.V si ., I aa. Market Ml., Bosloa.
marl8l
DENTIST.
IS. G. CLAltK, J), n. a
1-OltTU.ND OlttOON.
R0YAI
AKlMc
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