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GENERAL NEWS.
A moose was captured near tho mouth
of tho Aesotin river.
Kecont rains have made farmers in
Umatilla vory happy.
The immigration into the Big Bend
region is 100 a week.
The peach crop of the Delaware penin
sula will be immense.
On the Lower Chehalis timothy mead
ows have turned to cheat.
Cut worms are damaging gardens in
Lane county this season.
On Suilday a week ago a tree near
Vancouver was struck by lightning.
Railroad shops at New Tacoina are
shut and 150 men discharged.
The residence of Marshall Blynn
burned at Ulympia last week.
In Whatcom county the jury list is
half of men and the rest women.
Tacoma bankers shipped 16,000 tons
of coal in May, to San Francisco.
Vigilantes ordered two more men to
leave Pataha lately, and they left
Many new buildings are going up in
Olymplaj ttwice 'as many as in 1883.
Wool is dull and price unchanged at
all the Eastern wool markets.
J. G. Davenport is at Cheney settling
witn nis creditors dollar tor dollar.
A fire at Astoria burned Brown's ho
tel, near the O. R. & X. Co.'s dock.
Fred Grant owes over $2,000,000 and
has nominal assets nearly that sum.
Becruits forMormondom come by hun-
uratu) l rum .cuiuiJtj, geucruuy lumiiius.
The Pope threatens to excommunicate
Fenians, and all who join secret societies.
J. W. Off utt, a pioneer of Washington
Territory, died last week near Olympia.
The wool clip of tho Upper Country
is large in yield and excellent in quality.
The panic in New York has gone by
and, more business in regular way again.
Murphy, who worked on the O. P. road,
was found dead near Yaquina, drowned.
.James Keeney, of Springfield, was
thrown from his wagon and has a broken
leg.
Good showers have prevailed through
the Upper Country and crops are almost
sure.
Prolonged drouth has done much
harm inthe interior of Vancouver's
island.
Luckiamute farmers are organizing to
start a creamery ; a good idea if well
carried out.
A seven-year-old son of John Wal
strom, living at Marshfiold, Coos county,
was drowned.
The steamship Yaquina with 1,100
tons of freight has safely arrived at
xaquina May.
IS. Q. Kramer, of Umatilla, killed a
valuable heifer that seemed to have hy
drophobia. Bud. Thompson, who killed Morgan at
Prineville Inst fall, was oxonorated by
the Grand Jury.
Well known citizens of Umatilla are
under heavy bonds on account of fraud
ulent land claiming.
Gqo R. Justus, of Grant's Pass, was
accidentally killed by the'premature dis
charge of his pistol.
Yakima Indians refuse to let a ditch
company take water through their land
or out of their river.
The woods about Vancouver are full
of bears and berries. Crops in that coun
try promise excellently.
John McMullen, aged 74, lately died at
Vancouver, having served in tho army
io years, zo at v ancouver.
Kings valley larraers navo a new
wheat, received from Germany, that
promises wonderful results.
A five-year-old child of A. E. Henry,
in Yakima, got hold of the father's pis
tol and killed a younger brother
The remains have been found of a man
who disappeared several years ago in the
Yakima country, named Smith.
Tho Senate land committee will soon
report forfeiture bills for the Northern
Pacific main line and branches.
Pioneers of Lane county will have a
reunion at Eugene, June 5, and appro
priate ceremonies and services. (
A. J. Cruzan, l Pleasant Hill, Lane
county, had his barn burned last wcek;
loss, $2,000 ; supposed case of arson.
A cyclone swept through Assotin
county last week and scattered some rails
and was followed by a hail storm.
A large building filled with cotton col
lapsed last week at Baltimore and many
people were buried in the ruins.
Philip' Ilitz-will plant sixty acres near
Hitzville in timber, chietly' black walnut,
maple, locust, elder and box elder.
1 Some villain punched out the eyes of
a mule hitched to a team and tied in
Portland whilo the owner wob away.
Tho .dispatches have chieflv been
mude up during the week of news and
gossip at the Chicago Convention. ,
Ctn. E. O. Babock, of the lighthouse
tervico, Florida, and two assistants, were
drowned while superintending work
Jame A. Hunt, of Oakland, died re
cently aged 00. He came to Oregon in
1811 and was a good man and citizen.
The three fions of General Grant'mar-
ned nch wives and in tho break up lato
Iy all their'wivo's fortunes were losti'"
It is thought from tho general tenor
of crop retnras that crop3 in the North
west will average the harvest of il8B2.' ,-j
Ono Sylvester is suspected of being the
man who cot the fire that burned down,
the town of Weton, Umatilla county,
Ho is in jail for want of bail.
Wm. Cleak was drowned in. the river
Sky V omish, Western Washington Terri
tory, last week, while crossing in a skiff.
When working with his planing mill,
near Hillsboro, George Herren was badly
lacerated by being caught in the gearing.
; a cioua Durst occurred on a D ran en oi
.Burnt nver mat swept a barn auaotner
buildings, doing 51,600 injury to prop
erty. The papers at Dayton, W. T., tell of
cool weather and frcquont showers that
bless tho land and swell the crop pros
pects. At New Iberia, in Louisiana, lawless
ness prevails, and a pitched battle was
threatened because of deputed election
matters.
At Palouse Junction the company has
a well 186 Teet deep with plenty of the
best of water, so cold as to be almost
freezing.
Penn Cochran was the first to cross
the Cascades by the Lebanon road this
spring. The snow is very deep, still, in
some places. '
It is reported that 5,000 laborers have
died at Panama within three months,
mostly Jamaica negroes. Italians stand
tho climate best of all.
A violent earthquake occurred May
19, on an island near the Persian'Gulf.
Twelve large villages were destroyed,
'ZW killed and many hurt.
Tho salmon catch for 1884 will be
light and it is thought the seals destroy
a great many, so it is intended to destroy
the seals in some way.
Seventy children are being well
schooled at the Umatilla, reservation
school. The girls are taught all the arts
of housekeeping, sewing, etc
Our fanners have reason to hope to be
independent with all crops promising the
best possible, including cereals, vegeta
bles, grasses, and fruit in some localities.
An important land case in Vancouver,
district has been decided against the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
There are many similar cases held in
abeyance.
In the Sharon divorce case, San Fran
cisco, Shaion's evidence may defeat Miss
Hill but at expense of whatever decency
his family could claim. A man with
millions of money and no moral char
acter. A terrific cloud-burst occurred in Col
orado, near the Nebraska line. Eleven
cowboys were carried away and drowned.
One also occurred in Texas and another
near Visalia, Cal., where a family per
ished. Severe frosts occurred two niehts last
week and damaged gardens and fruit
north, and east of Pennsylvania and
Ohio. The damage is great as it includes
the great. Middle States and New Eng
land.
The O. & C. Railroad has reduced
freight on fruit from all points between
Ashland and Roseburg to 30 cents for
100 pounds for car load lots and is study
ing what rate to charge for small lots.
Salem had two fires on Sunday last
The o d work shop eat of tho Chemekata
hotel burned, and Calvert's milling store
caught fire and was damaged by wator
that put it out j loss covered by insur
ance.
There was a snow storm along lake
Erie near Buffalo, last week. On the
Hudson the morcury was 45 degrees,
treezing traits and vegetables. Tho
crops in Canada were also damaged at
the same time.
John Martin, of Milwaukic, was found
dead in a thicket near his home. He
had taken strychnine. Ho was sober
and industrious and leaves n wife and
four children An accidental fall, some
weeks ago, is supposed to have injured
his brain.
The Fenians set dynamite close to
police headquarters, in London, and
blew up a portion of the building and
shattered the buildings near by. Thir
teen persons were injured, five of them
women. It is said four dynamiters were
captured.
Rev. Mr. Stevens was driving near
.Lebanon and kindly took in a little boy
for a ride. The boy's brother came along
with a gun and shot and killed ono of
the horses because he said he thought
tne minister was running away with his
little brother.
The Republican National Convention
at Chicago choose Lynch, a colored man
from Mississippi, temporary chairman.
displacing Clayton f Arkansas, who was
tho choice of the National Executive
Committee. No ballot was taken Tues
day. The Convention meets in a great
building that seat la.uuu.
A terrible chapter of horrors was per
petrated near neasanton, Hansaa, a girl
was killed, her head chopped oft and
two children and their mother mur
dered. Their bodies were decomposed
wnen lounu. ine parties are not known
nor who did the murders. Hie wagon
they were in was found and one horse
and double' harnoss.
The papers havo much to say of tho
affairs of Grant r Ward and generally
nYTMYsa Birmnnrliv fnr Hunnrfll lirflnt'd
loseea and confidence jn his personal in
tegrity. This young Ward is a great
rascal. Thoro is a popular disposition to
disbelieve the insinuations, that Grant
knew anvthing of the unlawful dealings
ofWard&Fish.
It is demanded that measures be taken
to protect shad. This fish comes to us
from Sacramento where they hate been
propagated successfully. The Columbia
will bo well stocked in a few years if tho
small fish that find their way here are
allowed to gain a marketable size. TlieH
shad is the finest fUh that enters tho riv
ers from tho seas.
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OCEAN DIVISION,
Rein-eon Portland and Run Frauefar.
Leaving AiiiswortU W hart t midnight, M follows:
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PROM PORTLAND,
Midnhrht.
Oregon. Thursday ..June 5,
SttW, Tuesday 10
Columbia, Sunday 16
Oreg n, Friday 20
8Ut,Wedn.da. 25'
Columbia, Monday 30,
Orijron, Saturday. ..July 8j
1 Ron ban rruvcisco.
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Columbia, Sunday. Juoo 8
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State. Wednesday 18
Columbia, Monday, 23
Ore? n, Saturday 28
State, ThurMa),...July 8
Columbia, Tueda 8
Through Tickets told to all points la the United
State, Canada and Europe,
RAILROAD DIVISIONS.
Transfer tteamer connecting with Atlantic Expiesa
leavei Ash Street wharf, Portland, dally, at 11 :40 A' H.
The Psclllo r.xpresi arrives at Portland, dally at
11:40 A. H.
M1DDLK COLI'UIIIA, WILLAMETTE AND
YAMHILL KER DIVISION.
Leave Portland
for
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Tues.
Dalles and Upper
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Astoria and Low
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Dayton
Corrallls and In
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Tacoma and SeatUe dull at 1 P. af.
Victoria teamen do n t run bunfata.
7 AM
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General OOlcrs Cor. Front and D 8 la.
O. n. PRESOOTT, Manager.
A. Li STOKES, Oenl Pass. Ag-e. U
A. L. MAXWELL, Ticket Agent.
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HAPS OE OREGON & WASH
INGTON TERRITORY.
rXEREAFTEB WE WILL BE ABLE TO SUPPLY
JTL eopies of maps of Oregon and Washington ai
following rates. Tbeee maps are nut up In convenient
form to cary in the pocket Enclosed in a stiff board
cover. They can be obtained at the following; prices:
Map or Oregon t
Map of Wasulnfflon,.'. .:...
Oregon and Washington Combined. I.SO
laTEemlt by Postal Order or Registered Letter
Postage Ftamps ttlll not be taken.
Aauross :
W1LLAMKTTE FABMCK PUB. CO., ,
Drawer 13. Furtland Oregon
FOR SALE!
IMPROVED FARMS I.V
LINN AND LANE COUNTIES
.... In the heart of ....
The Finest Farming District !
West of the Rocky Mountains.
For particulars address or call on
A. WHEELER,
pr20m3 Shedd, Linn County, Oregon.
Having .purcliiucd tho right for
Marion couuty for tho
Burns Fruit Drier and
Evaporator, '
Wo are cow prepared to manufac
ture and fain sh three different sizes
of family nd three sizes of factory
driers. Its economy of heat, per
fect control at.d ditnbution oi tamo
rtnderait impossible to scorch thr
fruit. lerv part of the drying
chamber is ot tfjual temperature
indicated by a thermometer, and it
sjBlem of ventilation carrying off
tt.e moisture at d steam thrown oil,
are a ftv of the points of superior
ity that recommend it to every in
telligent mind.
Driers in Operation.
The fc.) lowing tamed gentlemen
have onr drier in opciation: R, W.
Sijies, Brooks Station; John Sch
ader, Aurora Mills; orS.A Clarke,
1 miles routh ol Salem.
We wlil bae a drier up and ready
for exhibition, at the time of tho
next Pioneers meeting, at Strang n
tin thop, Suleni.
For further particulars addrec:
Strait,' A. Ziinmcriiiaii,
Salein, Oregon.
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KELLY & UNDERWOOD,
SALEM. - - OREGON.
REPRESENTING
STAVER & WALKER,
208 to 214 Front St., Portland, Or.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co.'s Engine, Threshers,
Headers and Saw Mills.
Studebnker Farm and Spring Wazons. Ittmsries. and fer
riages. P. K. Dederivk & o.'s liny Presses.
EMPIRE MOWER. REAPER AND BINDER.
The J. I. Case Plow Co.'s Sulky anil Walking Plows, Harrows
ami ivuiiavucurH. uuusier uriu i;o.7s seeut-rs, Drills
and Sulky liny Rakes. Acme Harrows.
DIAMOND AND BUCKET E FEED MILLS, FEED CUTTERS, Etc.
Send for Illustrated Catalogues.
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ACME HARROW,
Clod Crusher and Levcler.
Weiohs much less than other Pulvcrizinc
Harrows. Sells about ono-third l6s. aud
with all does the most thorough work of any.
J. I. Case AGITATOR.
the Agitator i the but grain saving
chine erer maile. It runs lighter, threshen
faittcr, ia less liable to ijet out of order, and
raves grain better than any other machine.
r , flat worms are playing hvoo with
gardens in and around Balcm. A good
rain would kill them off.
STUDENTS.
IN PENMANSHIP.
m W. McCWftNEIA IS OIVINO LESSONS IN
X Plain and Ornamental Penmanship, In the
orthwest oorn.r ol lllih and Court .treet. At 4-30
and 7:80 P. U. Persons wUhlng to take lessons can
commn-e any day In the eek.
Terau. or Tulllon..1-cr plain writing, 12 les
sons, ft 60, or t lor 24 lessons For pen drawing-. It
Irssons, 16. or $10 per month. Old and j oupjj are In
vited to attend. mar28U
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T T Is beyond a d:ubt the most reliable, useful and
X PaananzxT Toxic to the reproductive organs of
Mth sexes known. It acts illrec ly upon the nervous
system, it resuires aeDuiuiea runcuons or tnep.io
clp I organs of the bod; and unsu psssd aa a Jkervlne
It Is powerful, permanent and determined Aphrodisiac
It Is an AUerative and Aperient of excellent One qual
ity. It relieves weaknes. and pains In the kldne s; It
imvariti lnuta trtxm thai at tfUirn Iwftm iinnsriii. 1 !&
it cure, frontal headache, pimples on the face, I is of
arern ry, relaxed Co. union w in. nertous system, In
diircsUon, our stomach, diabetes, and all urinary
troubles Iho e lm have failed to obtain a cure
houIilrairiKllattlj die the VITAL1ZKH a trial. It
lathe KINO of all. It has net er failed In a tingle ese,
Ttie eompsny will pay I'.OO for a case It 111 not cure,
no matter whether compile ited or not, 1h.oii.bIna
tlon o! tb. VirauiKK U suth I' at It cures both simple
snd complicated ca-es. TbLisowIngtoa pisctlcalex.
ptrloncoof 33 years. Vr. A. 4 Co will guarantee a
permanri t euro in cteryc.au ukrn under their treat
tnent and special advice, lime required Is from one
to thre. months tre.to.ent. If tne grcattViTitizxa
falls, the money paid for the reuioJy will be refundnl
or J00 forfeited Call rr writs for cur Ouar.av.TiOJ.
oi Maxiioop, whldi will arable Ibe suScrtr toaisxr
tlie neccwary question, so that each can litre the
proper remedy forwarded sulfabl lor hi brauai. Cisx
CU.NKLMATION HU:f. L'O.NllDK.STIAL. Vihevt
Uiemrrat Vit.llztr. 14. er sx bottles In case, tl sir.
ritisnT TO CiaK u slor Cxsas, stnt by Kiiirej. on
race pt ofprlre or G O. D.
T ATsT'li'n su'eri'g from diseases pr-cu'hr to
tin IIUUBitMi six Invaluaila aid and tp-edy
cur obtained. Our ferx,a' monthly pills ar. uo.ur
paaej as a regulator. eeut on receipt of prite, 13
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tsrrak. Marset and Valtntla itm-t dummy cable
cars from the f rr) , etc msyi8U
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Address. TAVLOM MFC. CO.
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THE EMPIRE HARVESTER AND TWINE BINDER.
Hustho Xeatcat, Simplest nml Uest Diivc Wheel ; has tho beat Canvas Arrange
ment for carryinK Grain from I'lntfoim to Elevators ; hub thu best Cutter bar ; luw
tho best Pitman Connection; has no .Sido Druft; lins tho host AdjueUMo Kocl;
Las the best Tilting Arrangeniont ; has the lust HiiiBinK and lowering Arrange,
nient. It is unoxcvjllcd for Sticngth and Durability it is tho lightest; is simplest
in Construction ; is Subbtuntially and Strongly Uuilt ; is tho Suiest to Hind; haa
Fower Pieces of Machinery than any other ; Ims Heed of Power Exports; litis a
Friend in every purchaser.
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The Cheapest is the Best. Far Sale by all Dealers,
WAKELEE & CO., Chemiots, .
OCCIDENTAL! HOTEL, Sau Francisco.
Salem Property For Sale I
A LOT SixlCS feet south cf CIkuxIxU lloul.ttitli
store on It occupied by i!r A 1. Uu'llivl aui
as a grow ry store. Abo: A lonitorutilc dirtll.n in
boutb balim, with bt. rooms; lot 7'xltO feet.
in. swre win vm aoia uir aiTi Auurtus
( IIAHLK-i JOItV, Sacm, Or.
Or; call at ths Jory ws;ou .hop, fcoutli bah ni.
KNIGHT & MCE,
Horse Shoeing & General
Blacksmiihing.
HAVING fOKllED A COFAHIXElUllir L'.NDKB
th.abv. Dane ws Ifafomi th. general public
w. ar. bow prepared to do all kinds of irv wi rk
V). repair Hacks, Uurirtt, Machinery, etc. Th. last
t4 HorsVabMlur- HklUMr sk UK.
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ill b rvJy to p!sct out iron pith of Way until
ml die of Jiniw l'r! il.t aoU d rectlons for p'snting
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