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HOWARD & S0.V, sn:M saw. ruoMiT wokk CITY DRUG STORE er.NASD&C03ICK,Prot)8., Pr.ll'KKIl lll.-K'K, - - ALBVNY. IH-.Itr" Ii - 0TJ3', Mr;D:Ci:iES, Ci!E?inAiS, fa:o ft-i I loi' ;t ar'i -i . yiifiu, 4. Iltuihi-, rfiim. rv. S hi! Im.'-'iv4 a;, Ar- ;t'4 Mi; C'rofcllv i oi!ii) 'ii:i,!c !. Tjibiif ilcpiriiiv. r. .1:1,1 tV-.,K- I Ullil 4' -lii:h:. v in ii!.-to r.r.l. r or iii.l uu rh irt r:itu- auJ rv-4,jti.kl,j r.i,-4 .sh.,i on lit; 4tr.-t c-ir ni l-o.irili 4!rt4. line lict..v- Tliinl Ni' jewclrv ft luti.t fiut trrtis tit V ill Jt .siaik ?. M mm -'in! I am an old nr'n and have been a fonptdiit siiirerer witli catarrh for the last ten years. I am en tirely cureil hy the use of KlyV C cjiii r.u'in. it it Ptraii-.'e that go simple a ri'iredy will enre pui-h a stiihrmni disease Henry l!ill iiii.'f', l S. IVnsi'ju Att'yj Wasli inton, D. U. Kor eiu'ht vears I have Hiitrerc d from catari li. whic'i ellrcted my eyes and liemii n; have eiiiloytd many ih ai.-i.iri.s without leliel. I urn do on my second buttle oi KlyV 'iea:ii I'.alin, and feel confi-' ilent of a complete eure. Mnry C. Thompson, ferro Gordo, 111. We are the 011 1 v people who car ry the eelebrati d"K. A W. colUi and mill's. Aiayg have the lateat stylea in ftock, T. L. Walla- e A Co. TOtODD TIMTLIUH. Do yon know that Moore's lin veah-d Kerned v is the only patei.t medicine in the world that doi 3 not contain a drop o! alcohol ; thi.t the mole of preiiariiin it is known only to its discoveier; tint il ia an advance 111 the science of medicine without a parallel in the nine teenth century : that its nroorietoi 3 oiler to forfeit Jl.OlH) for any case of dyi?i;eiiHisi it will not cure? Tito. Brink has just received doing oi the tiiiest louti:'d ever brought to Albiiiy, and he is sell ing then; at a -.1 je margin. touej and Sim mmm & wishburfj, Albany Collegiate Institute, September 9, 1891. Full Cores of Four di partnierits of studv : Col!e:riatp, Normal, P.nsini so, Primary. Type wiiting and Short-hand are tainl:t. For cataligue add repp. KKv, KLUhKI AUTUMN Mb, Mel, For Trieed danneats This ipii'stioii can be SAMX, B. YOUNG, 'llo HAS OPKN'ED FOR TIIK FALL Ladies Dres-t i jo Is. in cloth, silk, f -laces, linens, an 1 whitu ir.io.lj noli mi ti i . r.. ' 'tu i t-o ii,'ie'.e a'Oi i;n :it nl Loots isr.p.Li;iEi is H''u, r.ii-; pion'kkh n-iv goih h i . ."- r' - eno iii n. will g ve fatista- iion bo'.h in ii llV U . ! .1 It,' ! l-,.L- 1.1... ..n.-... .1. LO-E CASH 1H YERS VI.-ITI X Li Till. MVKKKT ARE ESPECIALLY invited to infjiect his stixk, which is complete in c.ll h'n numerous deisrt- mi nN, and purchased t t.ecial!y for Highest of all Jo Leavening Power. mm ABSOLUTELY PURE Cram's I'nrlvalled Atlas.' TI13 new edition of this unrivall ed work is now beink- delivered by Iheajrent, .Mrs. A. M. Talt. The work is a most excellent one, and Ibid ei.itioa is a L'reat improve ment upon former one?, giving all the latest date and miii li new matter that was not in the previous editions. It bbonld be in every family, and on every business man's desk. Tboso who are not supplied can procure the atlas by addresin? 1. O. lox No. UO Al bany Oregon. urtir. .Me-ir. flyman A I'rownell are prjparetl in their nursery to fur nish all kinds of sti ck, and thosf intending to plant should call upon them. Jjpua re T!i'. !;iiV5t S'ock 1 f UUii il.1l (iiii Somli il rorl!:i!ii! a' ii 01 June 10, 1892. Ewmceii 1 '11 I N. CONDI I', A. :M., IVesii'ilit. s.itiLc'orilly a:is;ered at lie? old V JD WINTEH i !i an I 1 mi mi, novoitie. c'c. . .. :in I s i stap'e a id !, s. II S . . . t. . u l-ijuv unv wan', an i in :in ia'ity and prices. a the fall s.-asonof - Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report. Baking Powder Mchool Tax Notive. The school tax in school district No 5, is now due and pay able. Call at my oUh-e and pay the same before it becomes de linquent. C. G. liCRKII VKT. District Clerk. The men of this vicinity need not be jealous because their wives talk so constancy about Matthews and Washburn, "its not their jioud looks the ladies are talking about, it is the good iiualitc? of the cook and heating dtoves they sell. Every one seems to be driitrhted v. btn j thty buy from M. and W. mi:kit ui. We ilrMfi t say to our ii!i-.!i.-, Iliat for years i- have ln-en sell 1114 I'r Kind's New Discovury fur C'ii.iMiiiitiiiii, Ir Kind's New I.'.fi l'ilis. ii.iikK-n'j Arnica S.iivo mul Klcclrie Millers, and l.i-ve l.eV' r li 1. it 1 1 1 1 remedies tiial sell as, or 'ii it have yiven sii'-li ui)i i-r-.il .i.it'l'.ir. til l'. We tin ii;il In-.-it ite m uarjii tee (tli lit every ticie and we Bl.nid ready In refiiml I lie purchase pi ice, il s.i'ilai lory n Mills ii,i 1111! fnllnw their use Thi-.-e reniedie h:ie won their i;reit ( ; 1 1 .n-i t s pnrel v 11:1 Hii ir iin-i iis, Kosli:iy i; M.i-i'ii D.uisl', A II, Ml,))'. The holding of lh. World'd Fair in a city sc.ucely li.'ty years old will be a remarka'i.e even!, but whether it w:!l ically benefit this n ttion as much as thodiscoverv oi the Uestor.itive Nervine by Dr. Fiankl.Mi .Miles is doubtful. Thi is j'ist hat the Aiiieric:!.:i people m-ed to cure their o.ccrsive iii-r-Viiisne'S, dyspepsia. ht-ad-iehc, d'.ihcs--, 'IcepleHsi.i's-!, iii'i.ralia, nervo:is d,b:l;tv. dilduess. coll- fusio i i f mill 1, et It :i'-ts lik ; a t'liarni. Tii.il bottles and tiueli, ,ok on "Nervous and Heart Dii-ca-cs," wit ii not jU:iii d tt'.-tiinoiiia'ii lice at Stanatd A Cusick's. 1 1 is warranted to contain l o opium, morpliino or iaiigeriius tlrtis. one wlni a l i! ii r a.iU-rrt to Irriii, Vo l saiis'i tury resii'ts, er in rns lailiira- a rel'o ii nf piiri liasi' j.rii e, 1.1 i lies s.ile ilan yuii call liny fn.m our .'iilveiii-eil ilru jgls : tmitlc fi. lr Kind's New lN-ucry fir f':i suinn: in'i. It i. gitaraiileed tu l'i-;n' relief in t-v ry eas'i, when I'sed fur any atlc-timi of Throat. I.un-s, oi ('het, Mi' h as t m ti m ,t i m, Inllain i. thin of l.iin:, Iirui i lutis, Asthni'i, Whotip'ui V'-iiih. Croup, etc, di ll is u-asant and agree, 'in: to taste, perfeel'y safe, aii'i can a'ttays he tie ;el!!ed upon, Trial li.illles free a! Koshay v: Mas .n, ilrugists, M'l.l I I. 1 I IO IttX.KiCUl . Searee'y a 1 iv pase? wit limit the news of souu: I ir-e failure llisliini; over the wires -the li-iial result of cpeeulation in stocks or some cipiallt il.iiie-oii.s vei; ur . The same eicctrie en rent curries tu dear ili-l.int triend tin: s id lidiuirs ol death ol loved oik s t io olten the res. ill of Sieru!atioil III p itent nostrums. Moore's Ih vealed Keinetly is no spec ilatlon lu is sold on positive it'i tr iiitee. Do rol lail to sro to your tlruu'ist and ask for jrour in iiey if not sati.-lied. We ktiouu you will iroati I liny another botth-. For sale by ull'!ruggi.-ls. - IS II EKE, AND THE INQUIRY ON THE mind and on the lips of every woman will b?, "Who has the best sdock of Mm Fail Drfsrer. estab'i htil house of riivu:-: v iMnrii istmrviKNT of i fabri,!', s'ia v 1 , uu 1 ir.ve.ir, gl vc, hosiery, A!i-..-y Groeories. I VINTAISnPni'.LIC FAVoU . . ... . s.) really ot selecting fiicn gouis 1891 BIRDS FOR THE PEN. S:olea Horse and Gjt Two Years For It. THE TAX ItOLL SENT IN. & Snhtol Teacher Ges to the Aijlun--Larg. Circuit Coo t Dickstin Har Iol - Or:tltj to Annuals. Sai.i v, Oct. 9 The two arrivals at tl'tv state penitentiary to-day were Kd Pureed, for four years and Green flays, for two years, from Vamliill county for horse stealing. These are the fellows who a week ago stole a hoii-e and cart fro n J. C. ."cott at Lafayette and arres ed at Ashland by Marion county olli cers. Grant county's assessment roll reached thd secretary of state to d.'y. It ihown a total taxable property of 1, Wit. 8-10. Nunibercf polls 474. This is the second roll received this year. Carre A. Fee was brought to the asylum to-day from I'm i ton. She is a sister of lion. James F. Feeandis.'il years old. She is a School teacher and id insai.e ihioiih hard study. The ciicait court of Marion county convent s in Salem Mon day next and probably will be in session moietuaii two weeks. The docket was completed to-day and consitts of iriu ty cases. lvcdlield, a junk dealer, was found -'ii It v of cruelty to animals. lie had nearly starved a team to death, one borre covered head to foot w ith sores. This animal he d -ove under a blanket feo none could bain the condition of the ininial. l im " 1 1 for Die liaiiiinakt rK. ( ioiiin and, Knn., ct. it. Frank Melbourne, tle Australian rain uiakr, closed his experimenting at tins pl.i to -day. To the coin niitiee of citiz -i s, whom he had bet u under con'racl to.he explain ed that the ci Id nights countei ncted ad the woik lie did tlliring the day, !in 1 tlo.t it was uselers lor iiiin t ixperiuie.it further, .-in o experimenting began north w estern K snsas has b id more rain than has ever fallen here ht fore, and all tho people are satisfied wit', his explanation. At. a muss nieeimg of citizens last 7,iii:hJ Melbourne was asked to sub mit a pioposit.on lor watering the forty counties in western Kaneas, ami becilered to do it for 10 cents for each cultivated acre. There were this year 2,000,00,) acres under cultivation in the counties which ii is proposed to water. Fell In I. ove in America. London, Oit. 0. Among the re.'uinii-cenes t f Paruell is a con tribution from Thomas O'Conner, niein'ier of parliament for Liver pool, who Fays be beaid that while in America, during the visit Par n 'j 11 paiil to the United States the 1 rish leader met at Newport oneof liie reigning beauties of the season a d that he fell in love and propos ed marriage to her and was condi tionally accepted. But either the lady was tickle or marriage with a foif-iiiner hateful tj Iipt American paicns, imd she married another. IVrnell felt this blow most acu'.ely Killed liy a Falling: Elevator. Siii:i nvvii.i.i:, fnd., Oct. il. At the Shelby Cabinet Company's furnishing rooms '.his morning, Joseph Schott, foreman, Clint Nelly and 11. Thayer, were fatally crashed bv the falling of an eleva-t-r. AI-.Ol T I'KUSONS ANO THINGS. It h pointed out that the late President Grtvy must have missed his opportunities in orly accumu lating $2,000,000 while lie was in power and held a place w here the resources were almost unlimited. Those who lake this view of the matter fail to remember that M. Grevy had not been trained and inspired by leaders who had en joyed an acquaintance with Phila delphia business methods. Hubenf tein, who is in Dresden seeking the necessary quiet in which to complete bis new oratoric was induced to touch a piano for a few minutes at a musicale in that city. A young gentleman, either English or American, said to him with a patronv.ing smile: "Well, you play veiy well." With the grat'est manner, and not the slight st tince of sarcasm, Ituben stein bowed low and replied; "I thank you very much for your en couragement." George Eliot, Florence Nightin gale, Mrs. and Miss Fawcett were mentioned by Sir Henry Parkes in moving bis female suffrage resolu tion in New South Wales recently as line sjeci.-riens of intellectual women. Whereupon a member iiiiuiring!v named Mrs. Annie i'.esant. ''Certainly," replied the veteran premier, "i include Mrs. Be s.m t." "And Sarah Bernhardt?" tittered a nial cious oppi tilionist. 'lhat was too much for the bouse, and there was a general roar of laughter. Sir ;IIenry smiled, too. but shook his bead. "Deacon" White is no deacon and doesn't want to be, but lie was a pillar to uphold Henry Ward Beccher when that great divine needed sturdy friends. The "deacon" is a signal example of an all-round man, ami witlnl be is very charitable, lie dresses plainly. At his handsome home, No. 210 Columbia Heights, Brook lyn, Mr. White bndddivert-ion and rest. His residence is rich in paintings and fine brie a-brae. II j is a liberal patron oftinemm'c and a gcod Latin and Greek scholar, and lover of literature. Astronomy is his hob'jy. REVISION, A roll Work to Be Holm On tlie Scripture a. Bai.tikoke, Oct. !. Professor Paul Hanpt, chief of the Semitic Department of the John Hopkins university, lias just returned from London and l'.erlin, where he bad conferences a ith no'ed scholars in reference to a ne v translation of the Bible. It is proposed to include in this translation not only the Old and New Testaments, but also the apocrypha. Tho American schol ars who have been invited to con tribute arc: S. C. Toy, of Cam bridge, author of "Cbri.-dainity nd Judaism"; l'ro:es?ors Charles A. Biicgd and Francis Brown o; the Union Theological Seminary, New York ; Professor W. II. Ward of tlie New Yo:k Independent, Professor E. L. Cuitis of Chicago, tlie arch.-i-olonist ami successor lo President Harper of the Semitic Sminaiy at Ya'e, and Professor K. Harper, president of the new Chicago Baptist University. The character of the woi k will be in ternational, though the project is to he brought out ur.der Ameiicun atifcpices. ISarlHle'n Eniiloj niciit in Prison. Piiii.Aiii:i I'lPA, Oct. i. Jo'mi Bardslcy has f.uiiul an occupa'ioii in prison that seems to agree with him and of which be has made a success. It is that of boxiuakiiiu'. and the ex-city treasurer ln?s sh iwn a degree oi sk 11 in the wot k that has surprised those who fail to remember that in his younger days he was a hlacktmilh, and supported himself for many years by hard labor. Tlie long strain upon I'anlsley, his disgrace ami prison confinemen'. are in ginning to tell upon bis tiealih. a a t deaf ness is coming upon him. llelives in the hope of a pardon, through political lnlluence, after a few years ontin; nerit. Trusted Her Once too Often. Is mv Yokk, Oct. il. Aii after noon pa tier cays the poln-c arc looking for a Mrs. Yacey, whoi' accused bv a Chicago diamund iiBp'irtin linn ol aosiondiug with $.'(0,000 worib of iliamoiiits whiirh she smugg'ed into the country for them, li is said that in her career as a smUj.';;!er she had dt-frarded tue govertiinent of duties on $1, 0 )0,OC'J worth of diamonds. The diamonds are said to li.tve been concealed in the mouth or pouch of a pe'ican, w hich the woman al ways bad with her, ostensibly as a pet. 1NFII1ELITV. Sueo Hi Wife For a Tliat I lea. Divorce On Baltimore, Oct. '.'. Louis Mel ville Evans, oAiier of the st-am yatch Restless, and one of the best kno'n men in society here, has entered suit for a divorce from his wife, Jessie Evans. Tho bill charges bis wife with unfaitlifu' ness, and names as co respondents two Pl.iladelphiailA with whom it is claimed the hail been intimate w hile at Beach Haven laFt sum mer. It is also intimated in the bill that there are other men with whom Mrs. Evans had been inti mate, and if there should not he sufficient proof offered to satisfy the court more names will be added. The sweeping charges re denied absolutely, and Mrs. Evans claims she will, at the proper time, prove her innocmce. The suit was entirely unexpected, for very recently the cou!e lived at the Chattoieenee hotel in the Green Spring valley, a fjsbomible Maryland rtsorf, where Mrs. Evans was regarded as the leader in all social events. She is a very beautiful woman and a charming conversationalist. She claims tier husband is jeal )us. A Murderer Held fur Trial. San Li .s Omseo, Cab, Oct. !. A special from I.apanzi sas that Gularte, the alleged murderer of Martin lleini"?, has been he'd over without bail. The evidence went t show that Heimes bad disappeared ; that portions of a human body had been found on John Gularte's ranch; that, the flesh had been salted, and the hands thought it bad Lcen fed to them. Kolociaed liy ICarl Spencer. Loniion, Oct. 0. Earl Spencer, ppeaking at Grantshaiu yesterday, said Parnell was a man of great ability, who served his coiin'ry with the most assidnit. The Iiish must be overpowered by a loa of their greatest leader since O'Con nell. and England t light to sympa thize with them. He lias been the means of bringing abnt f i alliance between the English c 1 Irish people. This fact should enable both to forget the unfjrtunate in incidenfs toward the close of his career. Watches, chains and sectacles, specialties at F. SI. French's. BANK ROBBERY, They Might Have Captured Four Thousand More. UII NOT LOOK FtUt IT, Hava Eecapad to tba lloDDUini WUb What Tbej 3.cnr;-Mid a HJ1 cf$3C0O. La (Jkaniik, Oct. i. Word has just reached here of a daring rob bery which was perpetrated upon the National bank of Enterprise, Wallowa county. Oa Wednesday afternoon Cashier Holmes was alone in the bank, when a man entered and said : "How much money has John Smith, of Port land, on deposit here?" Upon Mr. Holmes saying that no tucli in? n bad any money there, the visitor pulled out "a pistol and sticking it in his face, said : "You are a daruntd liar. ' Bv this time two confederates had come up on lioisebaek. and while one, bitting on his horse, with ap'stol in each hand, wained the people back, the ether entered the 1 ank. and push ed all the money on the counter, if.'JoCO, int a sack. The three then escaped to the mounta'ns in the direction of Cornucopia. A pos e was organized and sent in pursuit, but, as the country is sparely settled, their capture is doubtful. Four thousand dollars more wai in the till under the counter and could have been bad as well as not had 1'ie lobbers taken time. m i;: MONISM. It Ih Still Ilampant Anil 1'c- changed. Salt Lakk Citv. Utah. Oct. it. The third anil last day of the Mor mon con fetence lately held resolved itr:di into a polit cal meeting in wnicli red-hot speeches were made and resolutions condemnatory of the Utah Commissi. ;ii. on account of ti:e i barges made against the Church of Jeui Chi ist of Latter Day Saints, were passed From the conclusion of the morning prayer to the opening words of the benediction in the afternoon, theology gave away to politics, and the cloven political l.oo' of the church was displayed. Tlie asser tions in the commission's report that Utah was not, under existing condition?, ready for Statehood, that polygamous marriages were still celebrated, and that Mormons were not free agents in jolitical affairs, were denounced as false and malicious-, and it was declared that the objects of the commission are to retard the admission of Utah as a state and to keep the peoidc under the dominion of territorial vassul ige. The most prominent men in the common councils of the church delivered addresses, and the ser vices of Jonn T. Caine, delegate to congress, and of Franklin t. L'icliards, a political leader, were called into requisition in order to give color to the idea they wish to . oinulgate, that in the resolutions l he voice of the people was sink ing, and not that of the church. The commission's report has stirred Moi monism to its depths, and the leaders, in their endeavors to conn teract the intluence the report will have on congress when their long cherished object of making Utfh a state is presented, are moving heaven and earth. TUB WOKLU KNUICHKD. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost nnlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the on ty perfect laxative known, as it ia the only remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the 6vstem gently in the Sprn.- time or, in fact, at any time any the better it is known the mora popular it becomes. I. A Nil DECISIONS, AllectliiR Some Important Qum- ttona retaloiiem. Washington, Oct. V. The secre tary of the interior has affirmed a decision of the commissioner of the general land office in the case of r rank B. Sbarpatein against the state of Washington, wherein the homestead entry ot Miarpstein had leen rejected, because the land involved was embraced in a list of indemnity school selections in the Seattle distiict. The land, having lieen legally reserved from settle ment and entry, was not subject to the homestead application of Sharpstein, w hich was properly rejected. lh the case ot the I nitetl Mates against Hiram Brown and J. C. Clinton, the secretary affirmed tho decision against Brown's applica tion to amend his patented entry and Clinton's application to enter the land in question, located in the Oregon City, Or., district. The secretary says the application of Brown, as also that ol Clinton, must be rejected, without, how ever, any prejudice to the settle ment rights ol Clinton for the land in otiestkn. The following pensions have been granted for the Pacific coast : California Original, Orestes Uid- dings.Al jert E. McC omb?, Thomas Herring, Albert 11. straw ormge, Cbauncey P. Fairfield, Albert J. Warner, John Line, Caspei Sittel, Thomas S. Champeney, Brown Uawlcs. Isaiah 8. Peach, Andrex Andiraon, Alfred Adams, De'lefJ. Michel, Josepbus Lee, Uina'do Dodge. Geo.-ge Uichardson, Henry A. Wallis; oriainil widows, Fran cisca C. Frates, Bridget Leacey, Fannie Hunt. Catherine Wilson. Oregin-Original, Thoma M- Bal lard, John W. Moulding, Albert W. Fletcher, Jeremiah II. Whed bee. Francis M, Stewart John O. Grubb, Joseph Lomas, Dillos D. Ear(., Kufm M. Smith, Lonis Z. MeYay, Washiagton Original, Ebenezer Gardnir, Thomas Mc Vay, Wesley Perry, James Urquhart, Cornelius iK-nman, John ft'. W:fier: additional, George Smith. Idaho Original, Benjamin F. Flauner. Nevada Original. Samuel K.. l'uryear. SHUTTLECOCK CHINESE. Neither Country Will Ui Th Heathen. Buffalo, X. Y. .Oct. 0. Recent ly the dtputy marshal's men toot four Chinese to to the ferry for de portation, acting under the in structions of Judge Coxe of be sViloral Cmirt. who had ruled that I hey weieto be returned to Canada as the count rv win nee they came. When the four chiuee arrived at Fort rie. on the opposite shore ol the Niagara river, a dilcuini pre sented itself. Two bad certin- cates of entrance to Canada and were accepted. The other two bail none and were r.ot Herniated to land. They remained on board the at and were ferried back to Buffalo. 1 lere they were not al lowed to BiigLt because oi m Ex clusion act. and sothev remained on b.a d the ferryboat plying bc- tweeu the two countries, rating in the river scenery, but very much in doubt whether they would ever set foot on dry land again. The captain of the boat was almost as distressed as the Chinese. tie leatedhe might have to engage iheni as deckhands, since he coui l not land them anywhere as pass engers, finally me vaumi;i authorities agned o their landing inFoitKrie, provided they paid Hie entrance fee. The the celes tials illiugly agreed to do. Each produced the required amount Sf"0. The Starles Will Cave. Sai.fm, Mass., Oa. It is an nounced this forenoon that furth-r hearing in the Searles will contest is postponed to October t-'O by agreement of counsel. It is thought this ostponement is a preliminary movement toward a settlement of the ent re inatttr out of court, and the object is thought to be to gain time to con sider negotiations w hich are said to b-i pent'ing in the case. The Blethot lata In Conference. Washington, Oct. 9. The third day's session of the Ecunemical Methodist conierenee openeu witn Rev. II. T. Marshall, oi England, in the chair. The usual de votional exercises were held, and minutes of yesterday's pro:xding piioved. The topic of the morn ing session, "Christians United,'' was then taken up, ana an essay delivered by Ky. Dr. Selby, of the Wesley Methodist church, Greenock, Scotland. Wheat Crop of North Dakota. St. Pai i , Oct. 0. Reports from the wheat fields of North Dakota and horth-iestern Minnesi ta to day are more encouraging. The weather is fine, and threshing is in progiess in a number of places. Less than half the ciop isthreshtd and fea:s are entertained that much is to be lost. Veteran Organization. The rscent gathering of old soldiers in Lane county, resulted in a permanent organization as follows: C. J. Dodd.of Spring Meld, president ; S. W. Taylor, of Eugene, vice-president. Precinct vice-presidents South Eugene, F. Reisiner; North Eugene, Wiley; Mohawk. George Drury ; Thurston, B. F. Russell ; McKenzie, A. God lard ; Cedar Flat, E. J. Chapman ; Big Prairie, Hammer; Cottage Grove, B. P. Scott ; Upper Siuslaw, Wittse ; Springfield, M. 6. Wilinot ; Lower Siuslaw, T. M. Martin; Camp Creek, C. II. Baker; Cret well, il. Miller; Junction, Dr. N. L. Lee; Mabel. A. Smith ; Sence', J. W. Smith ; Elmira, J. II. Yates; Fall Creek, II. F. Hunicut; Her- " maun, L. V. M. Bristow. J. M, Hamilton, secretary; J. T. Row land, treasurer. Saw Hlia in Eruption- Salem Statesman : Pertinent to the sensational report that Mt. Jefferson's root has recently been dislodged, Milton Thompson, wh used to work for Judge Boise, re cites an interesting reminiscence. He fays that he saw Mt. Jrllirsoa in eruption thirty years g-. As reported by Mr. Thompson, the sight was a grand one, and one not soon to lie forgotten. At times tliiring the eruption smoke issued from the crater easily i nd regular ly, just as it does from a stove, while at other times it was puffed out nervously, as if from the smoke stack of some giant steam engine. At Will A Staik's can lie seen some of the most beautiful ladies gold watches, which have just been received.