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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
VOUI1K
named Walter
lirspfrnlr i Ini-nclcrs.
Dallas. Texas, Atic. 17. Three
men of respectable families
Claycoinb, Henry Atkinson anil Jos. Nnper,
who have been suspected of being connected
with several train robbcrici (luring the past
year, stealing stock, shooting into houses and
committing ntlicr lawless acts in l!osfUo
county, for the past 10 days, have been mak
ing themselves a terror to tho people. Yes
terday they robbed the Overton country store
and then set it on fire nml rodo away, About
midnight they arrived at the farm house of
.1, Newliall, nulled him out of bed and made
himgivo them a buttle of whisky. They then
concluded they would ravish Newliall s daugh
ter, a young woman of 1!) years, whereupon
tho old man went into the house and immedi
ately reappeared with a double barreled shot
gun, opened Tiro on the desperadoes and
wounded one of thorn anil killed their horses.
They then stole one of Newhall's horses, and
placing their wounded comrade on it, rodo
awaj. A strong pmso of citizens aro in pur
suit of tho gang. At the meleo at Newhall's,
the old man was shot in the leg and severely
wounded,
,V( Approx-d.
Sax li'itANCiKco, Aug. 17. I'M, liurton,
gupcrintcnilenl of the mint, has received in
formation fnni Washington to tiio ollcct that
the appointment of Kiank Sicott as assistant
coiner does not meet with tho approval of tho
department. Ho has also been informed that
tho recent lemoval Ironi positions in tliu
mint of Teresa M. Harrison, Anna J, liaiidall
and.). J. Ilcdlefi-on aro also disapproved by
tho department These changes have been the
subject of much comment and tlio siipirin
tondent has been instructed to reinstate tho
persons removed.
r.ujiiiimi oi.
Iyanmai Citv, Aug. 17. -Mrs est was
f;orcd by an unruly cow hero lo-dav. One
lorn entered one side of her face, passing
through it and literally tore tier laeo oil. hho
will die,
Nkwmiwi, N. J.i Aug. 17. Fraud li. l).iv
itt and Thou. Foley welu killed, and John
Carmody, contractor, sovcrely injured by a
construction train of the West bhoro load
yesterday.
FnKDi'-uit'icsiiuuo, Va,, Aug. 18. A lire
man was killed and two laborers sovcrely hurt
by tho explosion of a boiler in Clark & Jiios.'
mill, near I'aikers, yeateiday.
MoNTJtn.w, Aug. 17. Itev. Father Chafel
Ifero nml four Indians wcio drowned in Lake
Mfulccgo, while fishing, by tho upsetting of a
canoe,
Ai.i:camhiia, Aug. 1". Gen. Wnlscly has
decided the lltitish advance shall be made
from Aboukir and ttoopi will attack tho
Aboukir TortH on Sunday, Tho khedivu to
day visited Gun. Wolsely and lrinained an
hour. It is reported that negotiations me
iiroeceiling for the surrender at Aleks of 'J000
lledouiiis, now with Arabi I'aslia, Another
report states that lien. ohely will innko
uii attack possibly on Saturday morning in
two coluuuiH, ono along tliu louto of tho last
rcooniiolsaanoo and the other by way of Lake
Aboukir, taking Arabi at a point where his
right tear rusts on the Mahmoudieh canal,
I'AKis, Aug. Id. Oflice-s heie of tho Suez
canal state that after tho KnglMi troops hud
taken possession of the water works at Suit,
Victor DcLeaseps proceeded thcro anil i Hoot
ed a satisfactory understanding with Hear
Admiral Hewitt in relation to duties imputed
by tho laws nllinning the neutrality of the
canal, after which ho went to I'ort Said to ef
fect a similar iigieeineiit with Hear Admiral
lloskius,
Cox-)T.ntini)1'I.k, Aug. 10. It is stated in
Turkish circles that hesitation ill the issue ot
tho proclamation against Arabi I'asha is owing
to th fact that a tilegram u-as received fiom
him live da)sngo eneasing his readiness to
submit to the authority of the caliph, but
stating lie could not leave his soldiers without
h brail until tho arrival of Turkish troops in
Kgypt, when ho would instantly hand over his
command to tho Turkish ceneial. The mili
tary cnmmissioi. is still unsettled for the same
reason,
sIimmI Prospect fur Ihe Farmers.
John Davis, coiiuurici.il agent at (ilnuces
ter, Kiiglaud, sends to the statu department
the following report in regard to tho domain!
lor iiin nam products m that section: Amer
ican provisions are now solii in uvcrv citv ami
hamlet lit this section, and 111 view of thu fact
that BWiuu foMir la now piovaleut and hogs
have been slaughtered in largo numbers to
provcrt its spreading, American bacon and
liatiis will be in incieased demand and the
price considerably advanced. Swine fever
has been in this district in sumo locilities for
tho past two yean-, and during that time every
means has been tiled and used to prevent its
spreading. It has now increased to such an
alarming extent thatarojal commission iM
been issued to inquire into and devisa means
to prevent its spread, and, if possible, stamp
It out, This ami the adjoining county nf
Berkshire arc both noted for tho number and
breed of hogs, and this ilisastious feer will
havo a distressing effect on the bacon maiket.
Tho Loudon market is supplied largcl,' Inun
the district with its fresli pork and bacon.
We cannot hope for a supply of bacon from
any whuo but thu United States, ami tho de
mand in thu noir futuru must bo very large.
Ameiiosn cheese is continually growing m
public favor here. What u known as Amer
ican cheddxr is now commaimiug a better
prico xlid it admitted to be superior iniUality
to any cheese made in this country. The
Jvurn'nl of tho Koyal Agricultural Society of
lato discussed thu matter very fully and ad
mitted tho supirioi quality of American
cheese, lVrnilt mo to call your attention to
an articlo winch I think i uut fully under
stood or its excellence appreciated in this
country. 1 moan oleomargarine. Tho con
sumption of this articlo in tins country is im
mense and continually on the increase. hat
it known as lutterino cummauds tho better
prico, and in admitted to bo superior to butter
made iu thu old way.
I'xrPllHB Mar ul.
St. I'm-kusuuro, August 18 It u believed
it lCrioroum, Armenia, that Husua it about
to occupy tho -whole of Asia Minor to tho
Ilotiihorus. ()w log to the undi lined part of
luiacv, nuiuia couui easily no will wiinout
much bloodshed, A disjutch to the V),u7y
Tttegraih ssys it is no secret that Itusm is
ooucutratiug a formidable army in the Cau
casus, Tl.u army, it ia estimated, will num.
bcr 7(.000 men,
Bcklin, August IS, A corrtspouJeut of
the Cologne Gazette expresses th opinion that
Russia is preparing for war with Turkey by
way of compensation for England's occupation
of Kgypt.
Tho delay of the porte in accepting the pro
posal for a military convention has consider
ably irritated Germany. Herr von Hirsch
fcld, representative at Constantinople, has
been instructed to make, representations to
the porte concerning tho feeling of Germany
on tho subject. The Crou Gazette says: "The
porte cannot undertake military intervention
in Kgypt under the same conditions as it could
have intervened in July, It has only itself to
blama for tho permanently disadvantagsous
position in which Turkey is now placed. Kng
land asks no more in rcpanl to conducting
military operations in Kgypt than she did at
the time of tho Crimean war, when Turkey
agreed to her demands without prejudice to
tho sultan's authority,"
The Arab sheik Kly Ohcidallah, chief of the
Kurd tribes, has disappeared The govern
ment is endeavoring to ascertain his wherea
bouts.
Loxdon-. Aiicust 18. Tho steamer Wvo
left Cyprus to-day for Alexandria with 150
Bailors on board to reinforce the llritish fleet.
Mak-seillks, August IS. Kiaz I'asha has
embarked for Alexaudria in obedience to the
riqucat of tho khedivc.
Alexandria, August 18. Two sixty-one
and a half ton guns were mounted within the
Itritish lines at Kamlch, Thursday,
Creatine Incitement.
Wasiiisotox, August 10. News of tho as
sassination of tho king and queen of Corea ex
cited moro attention hero than it would other
wise have done on account of tho recent treaty
made bv Commodore Shufeldt. Tho treaty
has not yet been ratified, and the tragic event
may perhaps undo the commodore's work. It
is moro probable, however, tho murder will
help the cause of progress rathtr than inter
fere with it. Neither the Chineso nor Japan
ese embassadors hero havobeen officially noti
fied of the insurrection, but they expect to
hear romo facts soon bearing on the matter.
A Japanose military Dllicer in tho Corea ser
vice is among tho killed in tho Corean insur
rection. Work or Ihe Itrilsklns.
Tucsoy, Aug. 18. The Star's special ad
vices from Guaymas, Sonora, of the JGth,says:
Word has just been received from Trinidad,
Sonora, that Apaches aro depredating fear
fully and committing frightful atrocities in
tho Chihuahua district. A large forceof
Mexicans is in closo pursuit. At Taraticu
ranch tho Apaches killed six men in passing
Lamosa 1'olona, killed two in Locuchilla, two
iu Arnico Honda, and three lours afterward
attacked Kl Carrigl and killod a woman and
child, first stripping tho woman and outraging
her in a most brutal manner. They then put
them to ueatli with tho most cruel torture,
Four men of tho ranch, who wefo returning,
saw the house on lire and lied. Tho Apaches
gavo chase, but three of tho men took refuge
v.. .. i .i-r i: .1 1
in a tock ami were ueieiuiiog meui.-eivua
when tho fourth man, who escaped, brought
the news to Trinidad. A largo forco of citi
yens started at onco to tho rescue, and cour
iers sent in all directions to warn settlers of the
whereabouts of tho hostilcs. It is estimated
they number 200, commanded by .lull, a Chi
huahua chief, who escaped after the bittlo
with General Feuro last Spring. It is stated
that a band of Apaches havo also penetrated
Alamo and aro depredating thcro. General
Kris, with a large forco in tho Trahuharipa
distiict declares that ho will not spare a
buck, squaw orpapnoso if he again encounters
tli urn.
itiuis icy ti;m:.kapii.
One hundred and fifty hod carriers at Chi
cago struck for 2 per day
At Yankton. V, I). Kussell was convicted
of complicity iu tho Santa Fo script funds.
A limning iu'l'cou flow from Detroit to To
ronto, a distance of 122 miles, iu less than 5
hours.
Tho Dundee Land Company nf Scotland
has purchased 11,000 acres of limber lands in
Mississippi ami Crittenden couuties.Arkansas.
Transcontinental slock Bold in New Yoik
on the 17th at !)2J: Northern l'jcifio common,
B'J, preferred, 00; Oregon Improvement, 02
Twenty thousand dollars has been appor
tioned to Oregon for public survoys, 10,000
to Idaho and $2.",000 to Washington Terri
tory. At tho bankers' assi ciatiou annual meeting,
which met at Saratoga, all tho speakers gave
favorablu accounts of tho financial prosperity
of the South.
Tho U, S. steamship Adams, now at San
Francisco, has been ordered to proceed to
Sitka, to relievo tha Wachusetts, now on that
station. 'I ho Wachusctts will proceed to San
Francisco,
At Amsterdam, N, Y, on the 17th, fivo
men houiiti tho male ami female inmates of
Gilchrist ltios.' dwelling and got i?S00 iu
money and $1."0,000 worth of bonds and
mortgages. Noarretts.
At Toronto, on tho 17th, Charles T. Kugler
wasancated for pasting a forged notu to tho
amount ol lti,lsj(i at l.istowel.Untano lien
Kuglcr'a father heard of his sou's arrest ho
hanged himself.
General Sickles' hall boy, w ho, during tho
absence of thu General, robbed his house of
$2000, has been arrested and about all of tho
money recovered. Tho Gcncial is on a visit
to Grand Kapids, Mich,
Forgeries have been discovered amounting
to several thousand dollars, committed by
George J, llryau recently, in the lumber busi
ness here. Itrjan left Allentown, l'cnn.,
on thu I tli of August for parts unknown,
Kumors that the Spanish government
would exact from Cuba money to meet tho
ovpeuses of tho Kgyptiaucxceditionis official
ly denied. Spain, on tlio contrary, has .u-
tliorired Cuba to dtaw upon tho Srr.iiish
treasury for $1,000,000.
Out of the nppiopriatinn of $100,000 for
surveying public lauds, Acting Commissioner
1 1 an ison nas a port loueii jSioii.iHjo among sur
vcying districts, Tho act provides that S50.-
000 ol tho aggregate shall be used for extend
ing surveys made, and the remaining $20,000
for emergencies.
A tire on Maditou street. New York, on
tho 17th, caused a lots of $110,000. Tho
principal sullerera aro Georgo 11, KHdy, ma
chimvyi Kmil Stcllini, lithographer; Kobse &
Cole, cardboard manufacturers, and 1'. War
ner, furniture. Tho buildinga were damaged
to the extent of $lfi.000.
On tho 17th, 17 cases of yellow fever were
repotted, 12 Mexicans and 5 Americans.
Ilirco .Mexicans ilicl. 1'ulilication of daily
papers is suspended, so many hands being
down with tho fever. At Matamoras tho
number of cases is decreasing, and four deaths
were reported in the'Jl hours ending at!) A, M.
W father clear.
STATE NEWS.
Salem is to have a new gas company.
Wheat is worth 84 cents at McMinnil!e.
Sago hens are plentiful in Baker county.
Watermelons are in the market at Baker
City.
The new flour mill building at Salem will
cost $125,000.
A new vessel has been launched at Worth
Bend, Cooscouoty.
The mill owners on Coos bay havo raised
the price of lumber $2 per M feet.
Thcro is a scarcity of lirre for building pur
poses in Salem.
More horses have arrived and are in train
ing at the Stato Fair Grounds.
The l'cmlleton post office disposed of
$770 80 worth of stamps last quarter.
The next session of the State Agricultural
College will begin on Monday, the 4th of Sep
tember. The Bedrock Democrat says the price of
land is on the increese, but considerable real
estate has changed hands within the past
week.
Company K, 1st Cavalry, of Walla Walla,
passed through Baker City last Thursday en
route to Boise City to relieve the command at
that plnce. Company consisted of 50 men ac
companied by three supply wagon3 and
ammunition.
On last Tuesday, says the Corvallis Gazette,
while Mr. Brink, the mail carrier, was mak
ing his usual trip, he saw a large -cougar on
the road near Mr. Bryant's place, about eight
miles the other side of the Summit.
Preparations are being made by tho Salem
hotel and boarding house keepers and others
to keep tho largo number of people that will
visit this city next month in attendance at
tho State Fair and Legislature.
The new channel ahovo Tongue Point has
been all buoyed out and at lowest tide has 18
teet ol water. It takes across to Harrington
Point and from there runs along the Wash
ington Territory side as far as Pillar Rock.
The mines on tho head waters of Ochoco,
and which have been worked with varied re
sults for ten years, have within the past two
or three years shown a gradual decrease in
tho yield of precious metal, Since 1871 there
has probably been upwards of $50,000 taken
from three mines, though tho exact amount is
not known,
Tho season has opened in Wasco county,
says tho Prinevillo 2reio, and the farniers are
busily engaged in taking care of their grain.
They are generally well supplied with all the
modern labor-saving machinery, and with
favorablo weather tho annual Summer seigo
will soon bo over. Tho grain in a few places
is rather short in yield.
Tho Oregon annual conferenco of the Meth
odist church will bo held at Albany, begins
ning August 23d. Bishop Hurst, a native of
Maryland and graduate of Dickinson college,
who completed his theological studies iu the
German universities of Halle and Hidelburg,
will preside.
Parties from Tillamook report that all kinds
of shell fish aro iu abundance at and near Gar
nbaldi. Quahaugs, razor-backs, blue clams,
mussels, crabs, oysteis and other molluscs are
daily caught in large quantities. Tho Tilla
mook Packing Co. havo already put up about
100 barrels of salmon.
Ono of Mr. A. J. Babb's youngest daugh
ters, of Kugene, had tho misfortuue to fall
from a fenco last Wednesday morning and
break her thigh bone, while visiting her grand
mother in the country. She was taken to
Kugene, and is getting along as well as could
be oxpectcd.
TEKKlTOltlAIi.
Pcniman Bros., of Baltimore, largo import
ers of hardware, havo mado an assignment.
Captain Thayer, marine surveyor for the
Bureau Veritas, at San Francisco, is on the
Sound on official business.
Wheat is now selling for 5S cents per
bushel, barlev $1 20 per 100 and oats $1 25
per 100 m W'alla Walla.
Acting Secretary of Stato Davis has learned
from Lowell that McSweenoy and Slatterly,
two suspects, havo been released,
Indians iu considerable numbers are re
ported in Seattle on their way to New Ta
coma and tho Puyallup hop fields.
Tho now steamship Queen of tho Pacific
sailed from Valparaiso August 4th, and is duo
at San Louis Obispo on the 2;td inst.
Tho Government will protect tho laborers
on railroads in Arkausas against tho introduc
tion of yellow fever from Matamoras.
A firo which startod in No, 8 Straw berry
street, Philadelphia, spread to adjoining
buililiuBs, caused a loss ol Sd-U,UOO to-ilay.
Partly insured.
Tho mill estate of tho United States flax
manufacturing company at Central Falls, part
of tho Spr.iguo estate, was sold at auction for
$105,100 to tho Union company,
Tho Intelligencer says tho saw mills aro uu
able to keep up with tho local demand for
lumber, and cur hotels are crowded to their
utmost capacity, to far as sleeping room is
concerned.
An official decrco declaring forfeiture of tho
Tehauntepeo railroad company is published.
Ono hundred thousand dollars placed by tho
company on deposit as a guaranteo will be
transferred to tho Mexican treasury.
A gentleman from Lako Union informs tho
Seattle I'iwt-lnteltlgencer that tho new saw
mill at that place will bo ready to commence
cutting lumber this afternoon, and trom that
an thu Uikc Union saw mill will bo one of the
nianufactuniiL' industries of our city.
MtRDF.R IX YAMHILL OlTV.
Thursday afternoon about 5 o'clock Mrs,
Petch, who lives at the foot of the mountains
on the Tillamook road from North Yamhill,
was returning home from North Yamhill in a
wagon, accompanied by her step-son, a young
man of about 10, and when within a short
distance of her house, some ono concealed in
the bushes along the roadside fired three shots,
one of which struck .Mrs. Petch in the neck,
passing through. She fell from the wagon,
dead. The horses ran off at tho sound of the
shots, but the young man managed to cheek
them in a few rods, and after tying them up,
returned to his stepmother, whom he carried
home. Word was sent to North Yamhill and
a party started out to hunt up the murderer.
The theory that is generally accepted in tho
locality is that an old family fued has existed
Between the fetch tamily and a neighbor
named Smith, which originated in Lan
Claire, Wisconsin, several years ago. That
when Smith came to this country ho took up
homestead land next to Fetch's property, and
in doing so Mrs. Petch charged him with per
jury, claiming that he had homestead land in
Wisconsin. She is accused of corresponding
with people back in the States with a view to
making it uncomfortable for Mr. Smith at
some future time. Mrs. Petch was about 40
years old and her husband about 70. He is
timber inspector for the O. R. & N. Co. in
that section. Ho is possessed of 2,100 acres
of fine timber land, upon which he lives, and
travelers on tho road frequently stop at his
house for meals. Smith has been employed
on tho O. & C. railroad about Salem for threo
or four months. As the matter rests, sus
picion falls on Mr. Smith as tho guilty party.
Mrs. Petch was shot at some time ago, but
by whom is not known.
r.toi.vn:it with a 1:1: vie.
Charles and William Masters, ot Polk
county, while hunting on the headwaters of
tho Santiam last week, captured two bear
cubs. While on their way to camp with
their prizes, tho mother of tho cubs suddenly
attacked them and with one blow of her paw,
knocked Charles out'of time, sending his gun
out of reach and freeing one cub. She then
turned upon William, who discharged his
Winchester rifle, inflicting a flesh wound in
her shoulder. She threw him down, releas
ing tho other cub, and dragged him CO yards
down a ravine. Charles had recovered his
f;un, but was afraid to shoot for fear of killing
lis brother. The bear finally gave William a
blow on the head, tearing his scalp fearfully
and then made off after her cubs. Charles
succeeded in getting his brother to camp and
dressed his wounds as well as possible, but it
was two days before they wero able to start
for home. Ono of them was in town yester
day afternoon, says the Salcir. Statesman, and
tho scratches upon his body wero yet un
healed. William is yet confined to his bed,
but will be about in fivo or six days. Bear
hunting is all very well, but when the bear
turns hunter thcro is not much fun in it.
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT BY THE BUREAU
OF IMMIGRATION.
Portland, Oregon, July 20, 1882.
To the Producers of Oregon, Washington and
Idaho:
This bureau desires to make a full collection
of agricultuial products from the harvest of
tho Pacific Northwest for 1S82.
For this purpose, the request is made, that
specimens of grain in tho sheaf and in the ber
ry, native and cultivated grasses, and of all
sorts of fruits and vegetables, bo delivered at
any railroad or steamboat station throughout
all this region, addressed to the "Bureau of
Immigration, Portland, Oregon," and they
will bo promptly forwarded by the agents of
the railroad companies.
Receipt of specimens will be duly acknowl
edged. Each article should be labelled with its
name, yield per acre, name and post office ad
dress of the sender, so that due credit can be
given.
Hoping for a general response, that will
make it possiblo to prepare an exhibit that
will do justice to the agricultural resources of
this grand region.
l am, very truly yours,
Paul Sciwlze, Manager.
tf
Humbugged Again.
I saw so much said about tho merits of Hop
Bitters, and my wife, who was always doctor
ing, and never w ell, teased me so urgently to
get her some, I concluded to bo humbugged
again; ana X am glau 1 did, lor in less than
two months' use of tho Bitters, my wife was
cured, and she has remained so eighteen
months since. I like such humbugging. H.
T in at. t'aul 1'toii'er lJrcss.
"Itoiuh nn Itnls."
Cleirs out rats, mlc-, roaches, flies, nnts. bed-bugs,
skunks, chipmunks, jrophers. fc. DrunrUta.
TUTT'S
PILLS
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Loss of Appetite Bowels costive, Tain In
the Head, with a dull sensation in the
bock part. Pain under the Shoulder
blade, fullness after eating, with a disin
clination to exertion of body or mind,
Irritability of temper. Low spirits, with
a fooling of having neglected some duty,
Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering at the
Heart, Dots before tho eyes, Yellow Skin,
Headache generally over the right eye,
Bestlessness, with fitful dreams, highly
colored Urine, and
CONSTIPATION.
TTJTT'SriXI,Snro especially adapted to
such cases, one il one effects suclia change
of feeling ns to nstonisli tho sufferer.
They Inert une (ho Appetite, and cause the
body to Tnke n rirttli, thus the system is
nourished, and by their Tonle Ai-tlon on the
DlareOlTe rcnnllegulnr Mtool are pro
duced. Price 25 cents. 35 Wui-rny St., N. T.
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Gray Hair on Whiskers chanced to a Otossy
Black by a single application or this D vu. It lm-
Carts a natural color, acts Instantaneously, gold
y Druggists, or sent by express on receipt or tl.
OFFICE. 38 JltmitAY ST., 3VEW YORK.
(Dr. TCrrs IIUCAL of Tilnabl. Information snd
CmISI KmlpU wlllb. mslle4 KEE on applltsUoaJ
ArrEn the JIcr.DEi'.Eit. A gentleman from
Garfield county informed the Walla Walla
Union that A. II. Blauchard, who recently
escaped from jail in Dayton, where ho was
awaiting the action of the grand jury for a
murderous-assault on Ben Hirsch, a merchant
of Pomeroy, is now in tho vicinity of that
place, and that positivo proof is possessed by
tho authorities that ho undoubtedly is the
man that murdered Cummins' at New York
bar. Shenir W. K. Wilson, of Garfield
county, is using every endeavor to capture
him and no doubt will bo successful, as
Blanchard has been seen and talked with by
a eood many citizens, hut fear of him has kept
them still. He has an accomplice with him
and it is believed there are parties in Pataha
v-illey who havo harbored them. Hill, the
desperado that was killed at Moscow, I, T.,
recently, is the man that assisted hiin to
break jail in Dayton. It is reported that
lilmicnaru s real name is Koss, aim that lie is
an escaped murderer and horse thief from the
Oregon penitentiary and for whom there is a
reward of SI 000.
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
CONSTIPATSOIM.
No other disease Is so prevalent In this coun-
'tryaaCoiistiration, aud no remedy liaa ever
equallod tho celebrated Kidnor-Wort na a
euro, wnatcver tae caiue, however obstinate!
ttio case, tnia Toaouy win overcome It.
C3DH ETK2 THIS tlLttrcssini? earn-
,HfURB plaint la verv ant to be
compiJcaxeuwiLacoastinauon. limn pit. Wort
etrenztbena tho weakenod parts and anloViv
joure8 ftllkindaof Piles even when physicians
ana rneaicmce nave ceiore iauea
43- t3HX you Havo cither of these troubles
PRICE 81. 1 USE I OrucKists Go
I A WEW DISCOVERY,
. CSTFor twvcral rears we nave famished the
Dfl(i-Vm(ri nf Anmrliit with nn arnAllAtil! Actl-
pflclalcolorforbutten o meritorious that it met!
withtfreat success everywhere receiving thej
rinirvPiilmi
i "!" Tin ft IW rviMntif nrid arlprtHnn Mi am !! &.
search wo bare improved in Beveral points, and!
now oueriiiM now color as tne oestin meioorta.
It Will Not color tho Buttermilk. It
S250 WILL BUY
Muudek at Yaquina. Dr. B. F. Hutchin
son, aged 70 and his son, aged 13, wero found
dead at their cabin at Yaquina City on Wed
nesday, having been shot Hutchinson on
Monday delivered several head of cattle at
Yamuna, receiving some $200 for the same.
An Indian assisted iu driving the cattle and
s-iw him reeeivo pay therefor, and it is sup.
posed that he committed the murder for tho
money, as uono was found upon tho bodies or
iu tho cabin. Hutchinson formerly resided
at Mast Portland, where his wife now is. He
receutlv took a homestead near Oneatta, ami
it was for tho purpose of paying for this land
that he sold tho stock. His intention was to
remove his family from Kast Portland to the
honiestcid next week. The body of the
father was found outside and that of tho son
in tho cabin, tho boy's head being mutilated
beyond recognition. Tho Indiati who is sus
pected went up tho river in tho morning be
foro tho discovery was mado and has not yot
been arrested.
Tho Best Pony
SAW MILL
Yet OlTcrcd for the Money.
35-.Send Tor Circular.
RICHMOND MACHINE WORKS.
iticimoNn, ir.i;
CORNS BUNIONS
iHHMM Only UG MMliZMT
IIOFFMN'S LIKMG'S CORN CURE
A directed. It drlc instantly, soils nothing, and takes
n; CSKP ? eTefy Hme', Try. nice 2aet by mail,
30c. Theffemilnotmtupin yellow wrnnpers and manu
factum! only by ioH. U. llOFFLlSWholetale TA
I Will Hot Turn Rancid. It la the
Strongest, Hrightest and
Chenpost Color Made,
e-rAwl, w hily prepared In oil, U so compound
ed tht.t ' U impossUiloforit to becomo rancIJ,
tS-aLVARE of all Imitation, and of all
other oil colors, for they aro liable to become
ranclJand fpoil tho butter.
to know where and how to get it without extra I
expense. (10) J
itnta tMf-tr inncnv c m it...n.-j. n
frA4nkA424jGfeATW.
FARMER'S EXCHANGE !
All Sorts of Merchandlso Exchanged for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crocker), Boots and
Shoes, llats and Caps.
Everything Farmer wants for salo. Everything a Far
mer raises wanted.
S. HERMAN,
Corner Mnillson nml l'lrnt Streets, Portland
Opposito Sejinan, S.ibln Co's Agricultural Ware
house. oct28t
USE ROSE PILLS.
THE BARLOW EOAD.
rplIE Sir. HOOD AND I)A1L0V ItOAl) COMPANY
L announi-o this roiil across tho Gucado fountains,
la Tvgh Valley, Mt IFoorl anil Sandy UU cr, is open for
tr.-ncl olnll kinds, and In proid condition, Tho com
pany hac, the Ut few jears, been constantly enraged
with a larjje torco ol men graillnir tho hills on this
route, until now they can safely make the announce
ment that there nro now no srades on tho road, hut
that a (rood arcrago team can easily pass up them with
a ion of freiuht For cattlo and shctp, the road Is un
surpassed. Grass is abundant corrals at easi ntcr
vals, and sheep bridges over all small streams. Only 45
miles of mountain traitl. Dlstanco from Harlow's Gate
to Portland. 7a miles. Sunnlv station nt Vhltn nii- ,
Summit Pralrin and tho Toll Oate. Tolls reasonable. A
magnificent lew of Jit. Hood is not the least attraction
oi mis roaij,
II. E. Cross,
Secretary.
Oregon City, Oregon.
I-'. O. JIcCOWN.
President,
augl-lmo
DRS. A. S. & Z. B. NICHOLS,
Homeopathic Physicians and
Surgeons.
Kooms 59, CO, CI and Union Block, Portland, Or.
Siirclnllies,
Dr. Z. 11. N. Diseases cf Women.
H R. A. S. N. Diseases of Uje, Ear and Throat.
gue Mixture
The- oroiect of sciulintr Arabi I'asha nionev
ami volunteer, it is utulcratool. hu been
abamlomxl by Ainerican-Irisli In deference to
tho counsels prevailing at rhilanYlnhia, lutli
as imK)lito ami impracticable, but there it
general concurrcucu in tho cxiwHcncy iu call-
iiK nu uui-mmr mass meeting, in oruer 10 as
sure i:cyitiaus that as Against Knjjlanil the
yuiVktliiM of IrUh-Anu-ricin are ou their
tnle. 8. S, Cox lias luomitol to K one at the
siH-aUcrs ; ami to hu Win, 1. Kobiuson, ami
it possible Hocoe Coukling ill bo induced to
attend.
Tho Mississippi river commission has been
in session since Monday. Tho whole sum at
tho disposal of tho commission for the Missis
sippi river is.'51150,0(K). The commission has
determined to recommend an approximate al
lotmoutof 1.123,000 for impioremcnt of the
river below Cairo,
A Madau, Dakota, dispatch of tho 15th
says : A murder was committed near Tort
Lincoln ou Wednesday evening, Jacob lJjok
leiiig beaten to death by three men for mow
inn grass claimed by them. John Triimball,
Charles Trumbull ami Ira Hall, the murder
ers, are iu jail, with a fair propcest of bting
lynched.
Tho national boaid of health lias received a
report from Surgeon Owen, 17. S. N at Veu
sacola, stating that ou tho J.'tli the mat of
tho Spanish lurk Silcta, at Sullivan's whirf,
died of yellow fever, and thice meu are sick
aboard ; also, that the Kirk was towed to sea
a few hours after the death occurred. lie
saates great excitement prevails at 1'eusacoU,
ns numerous rumors ol other cases of fever
among shipping prevail.
Dr. Ulalock returned this moruing says tho
t.irnu, Ironi the iiialock iieat t.os raucli in
the John Day country aud bungs samples of
tho com and wheat raised there this season.
One of the ears of corn measured was 13
inches lone and as as tine a specimen at ever
produced iu Illinois. Ibis corn raised on sod
land without irrigation averaged -10 bushels
to the acre, Tho company havo plowed and
harrowed 4000 acres which they w ill ton" with
wheat this Fall.
A Futckk Mocxtaix METnoroi.is, Thirty
live miles cast of tho present end of tho track
is Thompson's falls, to which point tho road
will be completed early in September, says
the Walla H'alla Events, leaving just 100
miles to build to Missoula, M. T. tho future
big town iu tho north. The graders and
workiiic parties aro now pusliinc on ahead of
illio track and scattering themscUea along
wlicre Heavy cuts aro to do made, nut as tiieso
aro very few beyond Rock Island, progress
will bo much moro rapid than heretofore.
Kast of Missoula a division of tho road has
been lot out by contract to the Mormons, who
aro now at work several hundred strong both
ways, east and, west. The Northern Pacific
will traverso some of the most attractive sec
tions of tho American continent, including the
Lake Park region of Minnesota, the wheat
belt of Dakota, lramid Vark, Rod River
valley, tho great National Park of tho Vcl-
low stone, the t-uthcad Indian reservation,
tho Pen il'Oreille lako region and our own
beautiful and prolific valley of tho Columbia.
Til k Kast Portland Sake Robber. Offi
cers in searching Chas. Brown on his arrest
in San Francisco found in a pocket $.117 -V) in
f;o!d aud $53 in $3 currency notes secreted in
lis shoes. Drown claimed to bo on his way
to see his brother in Cincinnati, and that $150
of tho money he has on his person had been
won by him last fall at faro in Walla Walla,
that $S0 ho had made by trading iu horses,
and tho remainder was his saviugs from a
year's labor iu Portland. He gave as a rea
son for putting the currency in his shoes that
he adopted tint method to prevent being
nroke snouui lie te rouuett oi tno gout. lw.
ducting his pas'sgo money and the prico of a
complete outfit he had in a trunk would bring
the amount recovered within $20 of the
sum claimed to bo stolen.
Jrsr now Frank Abcll is taking tome of the
most charming and lovely promenade and
tvanel photoCTapht we ever saw. Call at hit
studio on first street, Portl-nd, and seo them.
a Grangers always nude welcome.
Celebrated Horse Shoeing
SHOP.
221 Second street, bet. Salmon and Main.
joii.x .iirtititLi: ritotitiirroit.
All Horses Entrusted to mycaro will
bo kindly treated.
INTEP.FERINO AND OVEIMtEACIIINO STOPPED
or money refunded. Satisfaction guaranteed.
the o i ;.:; city
PUMP WORKS
HAVE REMOVED TO
East IN.rUniiil, Oregon,
4 ND ARE NOW READY TO SUITLY THE TUB.
lie with their famous WOOD TUMPS
S.'O. WOOD, Proprietor.
jun30t
USE HOSE PILLS.
Tin:
A. I'. I)l KI.V 1MHJI AM M tltl.llOlAi:
FANNING .MILLS.
V'dsBsiiiiiBsl SisKpriSS-?'7
Chills and Fever are permanently
cured by Dr. Jayne's Ague Mix
ture. With a little care on the part
of tho patient to avoid exposure, and
the occasional use of Jayne's Sana
tive Fills, this remedy will be found
to be certain in its operation, and rad
ical In its effects. In many sectioni
of tho country subject to Ague anc
other malarial diseases, it has an es
tablished character as a popular spe
cific for theso harrasslng complaints,
and tho number of testimonials re
ceived show that Its reputation is
constantly increasing.
Intermittent and Remittent Fevers
are effectually cured by Dr. Jayne's
Ague Mixture. In these com
plaints caro should be taken to follow
the directions closely, and especial
attention given to tho liver, which
should bo assisted in performing Its
functions by Dr. Jayne's Sanative
Vills.
For sale by Hodge, Davis & Co., Portland.
The Oregon & Washington
Farmer.
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Devoted to the Interests and developments of
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perfectly. CHU, Chess. Cockle, and faul nutter from
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!o and muket, clean Jl kinds of small smUs, and are
perfect chuftrs. They will tare say one then- cost a.
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It Bill contain camnllatlona from all tha Irmmil
SubltiheO In Orcj-on and Washington, showing? the
erelopment of each section, and also many original
articles prepared expressly for this Issue. It IU also
contain compilations from the WiriiiicrTTS Film.
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throujh the United States, concerning the Columbia
River reeiin, and tho necessity of rarniihlngr reliable
Information concerning; this rsjkm, has Induced ns to
commence such a publication. We are aware that
many people tn Oregcn are desirous of striding- news
back to friends In the East, and this monthly publics,
tlon will contain Just the sort of Information they will
wish to send. To secure the success of this enterprise
ilr. Clarke will trarel a great part of tha tone. He
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