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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG REVIEW FRIDAY, JANUARY, 29, 1SSG. THE TEMEHAXCE SITVATIOX. Much is being said on this suhjtxt at the present time. Now we rvi tor ate what we have said before, that the true conservative position for Demo crats is not to join a third party, but persistently to adhere to our principles . which have been bought with a patri ot inn, equal to the emergency of the hour. Stand by your colors, and show to all that the party has sufficient vital force within itself, to expel all wrong, and sense enough to prevent . and remedy "imperfect legislation." Let every Democrat be governed by the Mngna Charta that our forefathers bt(ucathed to us, "the majority of the people shall rule." Therefore the true way for all to act on this question of temperance that is now agitating the nations of the earth, so far as. Democrats are con cerned in Oregon, is to go to your pii maries, and conventions, and see that men go to the legislature that will favor the submission of this question to the people to vote upon, jusL as we did recently on the Woman Suf frage question. To prevent the sub mission of tins, or any question of moment to the people is un-Democratic and inconsistent with American insti tutions. The prohibitionist can de mand no more, foi to do so, would damage the very measure he is seeking to uphold. ' the vnraior.oox of XEin oi :i C1TEM EXT. It is often charged against revival influences that they result, for the most part, in mere nervous excitement and it is supposed by those who make this chru-ge that nervous excitement is, in iia nature, wholly unprofitable. Yet it is an ascertained physiological fact that the biain is the organ of the mind and that every sensation, thought and emotion has for its invariable an tecedent, some change in the neive sifbstanco of which the bruin is composed- Given this thought or that feeling and we have a corresponding nerve change, and when the thought involves great mental application or the feeling is profound, then the cere bral nerve substance become so rapid and violent as to constitute what is called nervous excitement. Any sweeping disparagement therefore, of nervous excitement, as such, is a disparagement of alL intense intel lectual operations and profound emo tions. The only point in this connection which can bo made without absurdity against revival influences is, that they result in emotional rather than intel lectual nervous excitement, and not strongly based on mental convictions they are apt to prove transient and deceptive. This point can" be made with a degree of force for thcie have been; doubtless, so called "revival con- verts" ,who have rapidly backsl&en after deep . emotional experiences. J But the history of the church proves I that such backsliders are, after all, comparatively few. For, while the aim of revival preaching is to produce an immediate effort on the feelings. I these feelings are. in the ffreatmalnritv of cases, supported by intellectual con- victions already possessed, but which have had no influence on the life be- cause they have never been vitalized by corresponding emotions. It is to be considered, too, that even where the emotions have been aroused without antecedent convictions the convert ia yet moved by his feelings to place him- seu nnaer those eclesiastical and other If - - . I r aiauai,.y icsua m nr ... I ojAoreover, in tlie uuuuu" Ui "K" recungs give m- signc wmeli produco - convictions. When Hippolyte Taine said he did not believe in immortality because it was not proven to him by any course of but because when-, he thought of his mother it was inipossi- We not to believe it, he made himself the type of a numerous class, It is a wise head which pays just tribute to the heart Standard. GOOD WORK. Congressman Hermann is actively iron'- W, Dr..i f- .. .: r . I 1 'nations fnr lmnmvnn.or, ir m1rMrlv snriJL. .i.- ...... , j u.viuuuvcu IUU lUUUlll'r OU IS, I , it will anrm.il. m n i ........ i auT "t-r - y hsr.o nhn ti, w..t-, ,..:n i ... ineconay-- - j propriationsTV"1 -cUU" a,,u lotKS ai the Cascades, $7Jb?v Jy worK at the mouth of the Columbia, 81,330,- 000; Yaquina bay, 81G0.000; CoovlHje river, 50,UUU; Uoos- bay, S1UU,0U0; harbor of refuge, Port Orford, in addi tion to the former appropriation, 2,000,000; Willamette and Columbia rivers, below Portland and Eugene, and Yamhid rivers, $47,000; I'ppcr Columbia and Snake rivers 830,000. The many friends of J. P. (lalbraith. Secretary of the Brownsville Woolen Mills, will be pleased to learn that his name is already prominently mentioned for renomination for the oilice of clerk of that county. He is an enterprising gentleman ot marked ability and much influence. Linn is one of our demo eratic sisters upon which we can rely under all circumstances. I SI -trill ItEETS. I .. The following correspondence bhows the posibilkies of our soil. Mr. Dean of Coquillq City received ihc analysis as given in Mr. Dyer's letter below and will publish .his same matter in the Herald this week. Beyond perad- venture of conjecture this industry of sugar -ocetjgrowing could be made one of the most paying industries in all this belt adapt d especially to this particu lar beet. We call particular attention to the letter below from Mr. E. 11. Dyer, superintendent oi the Alvarado Beet Sucjar Works, lie snves analysis of some beets tsvo lots which were un fortunately of the wrong kind, one of which was raised on the mountain east of this town, and the other, the long beets, by Mr. J. Ji. Hunt in town on the creek bottom land. The beets also had the disadvantage of standing jin the ground till the winter rains caused them to make the second growth. With proper seed and prop er cultivation there is no reason wjiy we should not raise exceeding rich beets. Let us work the matter up. There is comparatively a small area of land in the United States that is adapted to the sugar beet, and that' area is on this coast, and the western portion jof Oregon the best of it. Land cultivated to sugar beets on this coast averages 207 per acre each season. Nothing could help. this coast so muohi as for ii to "produce the sugar necessary for the U. S. When wo come toisee that we import all but a very small fraction of this product, its importance is apparent. .Standard Sugar Iletiucrv. I Alvarado, (Jab, Dec. 12." J. At Dean, Esq. Sii; Yours just at hand. 1 received the box of beets twjo days ago. I give you result of analysis. ) l.OXoBfcETo. Total solids, 17.2 Sugar,. 12.7 Salts and other organic matter, 1.7 Co-enicient of purity To. j SlIOItT liKKTS Total, solids, . . . 10.0 Sugar, 1.5 Salts and other organic matter, 3.f Co-etlich.-nt of purity, 7G.G Thestj; results are much better than could be expected, taking into consid eration jthat they were not cultivated for sug:r, and perhaps the seed was of inferioij quality. Another singular fact is that the ill grow n, short, stubby beets were the best. They were less in sugar but contained less impurities of which raised the co eflicient of purity to 7G.G, Beets that give a co-ellicicnt of purity of 7o are profitable to work into sugar. It must bo owing to the soil that made the short beets turn out so wcIlL for the long beets were better cultivated. From the result obtained from these Wets, vou need have no fears of growing profitable beets for sugar qn your lands. Yours Truly, E, II. Dyer; From the time of Cleveland's nomi nation juntil a couple months since, the Orcgonian, with gicut persistency, called ;him "lecherous," "ignorant" ignorant us; wnd many other strong terms o show his absolute unfitness morally or mentally to be Pi esident of the United States. These charges it repeats from day today with venomous zd, tjliat it finally came to bel;eve them. And just as soon as it became satisfied of their truth, it at once an- nounced that Cleveland was more of a Republican than a Democrat, and Republicans hung their heads in disgust an3 Democrats smiled most audib le at the Oregoniau's stupidity. The Demo craft : Bolf IngeoH may not recieveall Pun"tyuuntlio deserves for his eloquent iafitlclf in this v,olU hnt just -at 1'rCS0If he WV to lc havi"S a lnet ty hoti time of ifc a 8llco1 of a tin,e' The organs of free thought which have Cn fohcvls anuarmS supporters now f aigf ll,m with hviu" a frecthinkor Ior refcnuo 0nly' There were .lonlrfi f.,wl- i n. " " - v. V- in vci V Cinciijnatti election on both buIcs jjut tlc most scandalous fraud ...! i nnf raw ,..,.,.!. ...i...;... ..11 .i. . the unseating f ;,. n..,,.-.,.,.;.. I : r - ' jvmuvmviv memlJcrs of the Ohio House from Hamilton com.tv. wl, uecu Iju.licated bv the courts, ami the siting of nine " defeated Item.bli- 3ans. L .,,.,1,,,. rn .:.. Trii, Si.. the election f,- ir;p.i nt,,tna . Without this felonious assault o 'free ff0vcr nnent Senator si ,v, u not h'aye been absolute! v sure f election. Mrs own party would proba- ly hate defeated him. The "margin" was jnot sutticientlv wide. X. Y. Woiii Mis. Thompson, Ladd and othtrs have concluded to establish reduction I . uuuiuuil woik in Portland, and have increased . - j . , .lr i early completion I he Senate committee on public buildings has decided to reiort f.ivora hly a bill by Senator .Mitchell, to aj ropnate 00,000 for the constuction of athouse at Cape Mears, Tilla mook ! bay4negon Tup Chinese tfKCarson, Nevada, arc boycotting business --sn of that place jior taking sides in the TW4ti-Chi- ncsc is faa movement asiinst tli. m Vxhn learning Mclican man's wavsjSg Iii'e senate comiuittec on public buildings h:is decided to rep-nt favora bly Ij'ills annropi iations fur jtublic buildings ut Pueblo, Col., fr 100,000, and Portland, Oregon, 63-10,000. clloi t is being nmdc lo rertHixr the Capital of Washington territory from lOlyuipia to the Yakiuiu vallov. Tl'l T A l'1'tHXT.WEXT- The State papers seem much exer ciscd over the reappointment of J. J. Murphy, Special Postal Agent for Oi egoi, ashingtou and Idaho Terri tories. We do not know why the ad ministration did so. Perhaps some special friend of his at Washington was the power behind the throne. A great many think it strange that so partisan a Republican should receive the smiles of this administration, and especially so, when lny Mr. Murphy, during the last campaign predicted all sorts of disaster to this free coun try if the Demounts ever ascended to power, ai d said a good maiiv hard things about that "inferior race" called Democrats. Now we think the strangeness of Murphy's appointment lies entirely at another point, and that is, ho w could so intense a Republican as ho accept an appointment at the hands of those whom hi! attempted to smile, and at the same time preserve his consistency as an honorable Ro il ican. Reliable authoi ily furnishi-s the in formation that three railroads are head" ing for this toast, to w it: Tlie Chicago and Northwestern. The Chieairo Bur lington and Quincy. The Milwaukee and St. Paul. Clause Spreckels, the Sugar king of . I ll ' 1?1T1 1 . me tvmtiv.n-n iManus, manage to eke i out a miieraMu existence in ir.ut I'Van-i-isco upon the insigniticanl annual io conii! of .V"',()00,0U0. H. O. Stanton J)Kjpp I 8taflk mmw. Keeps l'(!i)!l;uit!v 011 Hand a tJcncr.il Awortnient n iLI.OW and G LASbWAUE ALSO- CROCKERY CORDAGE A Full Stock of: SCHOOIj BOOKS. sr.vnoxEiiY, toys, & fancy AimCLKK. Ftirtiishcs 1'iieckyoa I'ortlanil, and lirm-uro Drafts 011 San Francisco. post oFFJci: sroKi: p.osr.r.iriKi iiriittfiitf lihuhirsK Tu iiiilliims, plcasintr llicir nalalcs ami clcn- sinj; their System, aroa.,ing ihcir Livers, Kid neys, Stomach and JSowcls to a healthy activ ity. Such is tiie liii.ision of the famous Cali fornia liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. 50c. and $1 bottles for sale by S. Hamilton. The Only Vrrfivt ll tnfij l'ir lialiittial constipation, dyspepsia and kin dred ills,is the (anuous liquid "fruit --remedy Syrup of t igs. It strengthens as well as clean ses the System, it is easily taken and perfectly harmless. For sale by S. Hamilton. Twin Foes to Life Arc Indigestion ami Coustipation. Their primary symptoms arc among the most distressing of minor human ailments, and a host of diseases speedily resultant from them, mutually aggravate each oilier and assail at once the whole machinery of life. Nausea, Foul Breath, Sour fetoniach, Dizziness, Headaches, Bilious I ever, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Kidney Diseases, Piles, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dropsy, and various Skin Disorders, arc among (he svinptoins ana maladies caused by derangement of the stomach and bowels. A Thorough Purgative medicine is the first necessity for cure Then the cathartic effect must be mainl taiued, in a mild degree, just sufficient to prevent a recurrence of costivenes, autl at the same time Hie liver, kidiievs and stomach must be stimulated and Btrengthcued. Ayer's Pills Accomplish this restorative work better than any other medicine. Thev are searching and thorough, vet mild, in their purgative action.- They do not gripe the patient, and do not induce a costive re action, MS is the effect Of -Other c:ltlim-t!.. Withal, they possess special properties, diuretic, hepatic and tonic, of the highest medicinal value and Absolutely Cure All diseases proceeding from disorder of the digestive mid tissimilatorr organs. The prompt use of Ayek's I'ii.ls to correct the first indications of costive ness. averts tlie serious illnesses which neglect of that condition would iucvitublv induce. All irregularities in the action o'f the bowels looseness as well as consti pationare beneficially controlled by Ayek's Tills-, and for the .stimulation of digestive organs weakened bv long continued dyspepsia, one or two of Ayek's Fills daily, after dinner, will do more good th:in anything else, Leading Physicians Concede That Ayeu's Tills are the best of nil cathartic medicines, and many practition ers, of the highest standimr," customarily prescribe them. AYER'S PILLS, TREPARKD BT Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Baa. Analytical Chemists. Fof by all DruggUto. Wyne, Dn Page Co., Illlaoig, HAS IMPORTED FROM FRANCE Fercberoa Horwt Talned at $3,600,000. - which ioclodea about 70 PER CENT. OF ALL HORSES! the only Stod Book efei hvJSlM EVER IMPORTED TO AMERICA. STOCK ON HAflD 140 iipcrtedBrooilars 200 imported stanioiu, Old enough tor Berrlce. . 1 28 COLTS, Two yrs old and younger, r Eeeognt dnt th prtn- clpl accepted by all IntoUlsant breedan that. Iiowbtct well bred anlnula vtmj uc A1U TO UC, II uivir v.:ww","TfJ they ehould be valued only aa grades, I will aeU all Imported Mock at irrada price when I cannot famish with the animal Bold, pedigree Terified by the original French certificate of lta numbex and record In In Percberon Stud Book of France, IOO-Pag lllua t rated Oatalogu cent free. Wayne. Ills., la 14 mile west of Chicago, on Chicago Northwestern By. Ail Brerrstcr's Patent Rein Holder. (I've, Tour lineg are where yoo pot them not Il . f under horses' feet. One agent sold 12 doz. in Irf days, one dealer Bold 6 do, in 15 days. Jtl Samples worthfLSO tkex. Write tor terms. W E, . BBEW5TEB, B0II7, Mich. it- ! fiW. x t I J ml. B .aw THE vf: SYMPTOMS! covered with a brown fur; j.iin in tlie !. 1 or joints often mi -.taken f..r K!,-:ier..i:i stomach; 1hh ol ;i;j: t it.-; m;rh m.. anil wali-rbrash, or iimigcMicn; ..:!.-... acid cruclatiw. ; bowels akcrn.i!. . lax; lieaflarhr-; In--.-, of mt.-:ii.n . . : sensation of havlm; tV.ik.i to -.".. -:., ought to have been done ; t! l):!'ij . i a thick, yellow app.-.r.-,ncc ef tho O ;-.r. : a dry cough ; fever ; ri"tl-ss!ie : t.: i..-, . r and high-colored, and, if allowed !.,-!.,: '. '. a scdiiscnt. s LiVTR mm (PURELY VCGElfir. lE; Is g-n-rr,lly used in t'i-: Small I Torpid Liver to a ln.-il-.hy : .li-.n. It ads Willi cxtraurtUiiitry : l'.U .. 1VER, and BOV AN KfKTUAt. C?C!J!C fOR Cnst!ji;ition, I''!iitt'K' Sick Iltrudarhc, .i,iHi:.ii:r, Ni&nsca, tVii- IMcnt:ii icircssii!t. SS-.nvri C.-iJu; i,lc, lite, i .:c. Endorsed hy the oe of 1 SlilJIora -I 1 . THE BEST FAMILY mmmi V..r Children, fur Adults, anJ : A -.. CAFE TO TAKE IN ANY CONDI i ION lr ' ' j. h.zeTun CO. solb I'KsrniKTORS, I'liH.AUKLl'i! PKICE. 91.00. i'X. The Portland Business College, Portland, Ore gon, offers superior private and class instruction to the young and middle-aged of ixith sexes who desire to obtain a practical education in the short est time consistent with thorough work, and at the least expense. Day end evening sessions through outtheyear. fetudects admitted anytime. CaU loguc on application. A. P. Abusiboxo, Principal. EGGS FOR HATCHING MU)M WYANDOTTE, PLYMOUTH liOCKS, miOWN LKCHOIiN.S, TJ IE TIIK EK LEADINGS VAHIE TI 1W. i ki:i r no otiii:ks. Mv six WjiUKlotle Ifrii? ni.ulc a record last scimhi of line liuuilrcil ami twenty six eggn eaeli in six uhiiiUi", fri'iu J.imi u v lilh, to July 15th. Asiilc from Unir utilily t!uy arc thu handsomest fowl. I have enr hanlkcl. Eggs one sotting 84 two settings 37 throe settings $9 My Plymouth Rocks llac always stood at the front for scleral ycirti, always winning the hilio$t honors wherever on cx hiliitiuii. Ki.-jfs one setting s.50, two settings Sfl, three Bettings A few choice trio f.r sile at slo each. Single birds from S3 to $5. My Stock of Brown leghorns Cannot he surpassed in thW or any other country. My strain is a direct cross between fowls 1 imported roin Bonner of Massachusetts and Kcefer of Illinois. Eggs, ne setting $2.50 tu'u setting)) tlirce set tings $0. A few extra choice Cockerels for sale at 4 to 85. All mv fowls have h-ul splendid range, are healthy and finely marked. I guarantee a guof hatc-h mid perfect satisfaction. Send stump for handsomely illustrated catalogue. Cash must accompany all orders. Address, J. M. GARRISON. Forost 0rove Oregon- N. 15. Express charges light, Wells, Far0-o & tVg. express givos siwial low rates to all my customers? J. M.O. OREGON PACIFIC R. R. Willamette Valley to San Francisco Via-Yaquina- TKA1SS LEAVE COUVALLIS Tuosdaj, Thursday, Saturday, at!) A. II. LEAVE YAQUINA Monday, Wednesday, Friday', Kt 8 A. M. Tlie fine A 1 Steam-ihiji "Yaiiuiiu" Ktils From Yaiiutua From San Francisco Wcd'y Jan. la. I Friday Jan. 8. Sunday, 21. Tuesday " lit. Wcd'y Feb, 3. I Friday " ?j. Sunday H. . Jiiimlay Fet. S. Wcd'y " 21 Friday " li). The Comnany reserves the riffht to change sailing days. Fares. -Cahin, $14; Steer.if.-e, ; freight at reduced and moderate rates. River Boats on the Wilkunutlo connect at Curvalltr. Low fares and rates. Ter further infonimtiiiiiapii'.y to C C. Unfile, . A. G. F. & P. A;;'),., Cor Mis. TfT ROUGH tOESS - o OR Lumber At Fair Prices? Do yu.i want to buiid next, .season If Ko iiave your luml.-r s.iwe.l that it may be thoroughly seasoned. It will co.l. no ni.-ie. ADI)ltKS; Vie vela ml, Oe. It. A. Itoofh, Oraia Or. J. O. Booth. PAGE & DRUGS, PAINTS, GLASS, WATCHES, PERFUMERIES, COMBS, BRUSHES.HPROPRIETARY ARTICLES, ETC. For Seven Years. .Mr.l. W. r.hike, the subject the ahoiu k'-tc'.i, with the KU'niiig Chronicle, St. bonis, Mo., in ans wer Jo Ihc iniUiry of a reortcr, ;:int: "i'or scen yeirs 1 had been ailing with citarrh. ari.l d.irini; that tiiiie have Ik.cii treated by euiin-.tttt phvsi ci:ti:s, without succcy-:. Some tloclorstold me I had conuinplioii.' for the p:ist three year I had a con tinual discharge of mucous droppings in the throat, a cough aiid'p.iiu :iJ-ro:s the forlic-ul. Addiid to that was loss '!' mumory, voice, i.ppctitc, rouring in the cars, and a yc:icral feeling of wivt.-hcdii'js-!. hout live mon' lis :i;;o I consulted Dr. Turner. To day 1 am as well as ever, h.negiine 1 twenty poii4ids, and don't detect a trace of n,y old trouble. Vcs, sir, 1 would 'he pleaded to unswir, by letter, any person suJToi-itig f ;-o m tliat tlrc.id disease." Lotlia Turner. M. II., has i!l'u-cs at Sl'.l Vahin.'tou av., St. Louis, Mo., .-out iri;i, in a private ami hospi la) practii-c of thirty years, trusted with wonderful sui-i cis all curable eases. Treatment of dcfoiviitics and surgery a speciality. Not mu-kssaky fo hkk r tii:ms. i'.y my original sy stem of coonultatioii, I can treat patients by mail as rii c vittlly as in pi r soii".l con.-ultali in. I'.itic-its em ouMilt me. bv mail no all lisj.ers of the l;!-o., Slitma- Ii. I.ivcr, bowels. Heart, Nenei tieiicntl leli;!ily. and ail dis eases 1'cculi.ir to tin; sesc. No cxhorliitaut cli irgc-'. Coiijuilalion at .ilti e . ! by mail one dollar. Send One Hollar f"i-a full consultation hy mail, on re nt !iLh I will iliorough'y investigate yn'r i-iw-. Meilieiiies f urit'. hetl tree ,o patients. Ii yoii ,ir siek or aiiiiig. write imu. No letters am-werc-i un less acvoi.ipaoicd by . I els. in slumps. Addios all letlers to )r. Loiiis Turner, bl!) Washington Asenuj, S Louis M . OVEHUW !0 CALIFURNI VIA 0F.E33, A?4D CALIFORNIA R. R A iitl 0";un;t'titii:j. Fiiru fp'iu I'oiU.'hd U Jati Krunuibct SIJ; f S.u ta incnt uc0. Close coiincctio'is tiK'.ile ;it Ashluiul with st;ie tl;e r:ili!orni:l Oregon lilulto 8l..ixe 'uln).niy. (KAILV KXCKl'T SL'NI A'S.) I '.a.-1 Side I i ision. l'.KTWKi.N l'UKTLANT .S. AS 1 1 LAND Mail Train i.i:.Wi:. l'ortlaml 7. :n.. M. Koscliur ii.'J.: r. M. Ashlaml 1'. M. lloseliiir-' 5.UU . . M. AKKIVK. IIosi liur. . . ti.l.j I'. M. Asiii.mil t.i; a. i. lto:-cliur.... A. M. I'ortlanil I.-J , J. Albany Express Train LEAVE. AKKIVK. P irtlaml i.W P. M. Leliaiion 1.15 A. M. I.elianon : p. j. l'nrtlanil 10.11.1 1". Jl. Piillinau Palace ilcci'Ux t'ars iLiily letc.i A iKiuy and Aliland. Tlie O. and C. I!. R. Ferry makes connection n it Ii all the regular trains on East Side l)iv. from foot of F !St. West Side Division hi;twi;i:n i,oktl.xd& corvai.lis If ail Train- LEAVE. Portl mil !.! A. M. t'orvallis S.;U A. Jl. ARRIVE. Cm villi l.;:0P. Jl. Portland a.-.1 P. Jl. Fxprcss Train- LEAVE. ARRIVE. Portland fi.00 P. Jl. JlcJtinnville 0.45A. M. JlcMimniile. . 8.0(1 P. M. Portland .;;! A. Jl. IK-al ticket for sale and lajr''a;;c checked at com i;iiiv'm nn tow i ollii e. cur. Stark and Second utrcets. i'ii kets for riiici)u ,uiulili "alifonim can only lie lirociircil ami uuaajte cnccKca in eonipanv s nnce, -turner r ana lnmi Nts., I'.ortlann, ur. Krcialit will not lie reccicd for bliinmeiil ar o'clock P. Jl. mi eitlier tlie J-ust or West Sido liv It. hOEHLKR, E. P. RMiEP.S. Manager.. U. F. & Pas-it A'cut, Oakland Furniture Store " 111 11 T31lRO lias on hand a full assortment of ul kinds of Furniture, which lie will sol yon at lower prices than ever oflerec to the people-of Douglas Countv. - Ifc also keeps a line lino of Moul ding; for picture framing and window cornice, tioni 10 to SO ets. per foot- Also agent tor a-twal class suwioy: ma chine. . EEPAKJ.NG Of ALL KINDS OF FUIJNITUKE, OliGANS I'JANo'8 KTC. 1oik! at short, nolke and at reason able rates. UVKKYTHIV: .At.VDIi To Oudui:. (ilVK 1II.M A CALL. TXT A TvrrBi JUL now DIMMICI DRESS1 BOOKS, STATIONERY, OILS, VARNISHES, PUTTY, TRUSSES, - JEWELRY, TOILET GOODS Si l)oI Year lupins 'Till. COUI.SK tip STUDY S IiKSl.JNKD TO MICK I" THE WANTS OF ANY ........... I who may attctnl. M;iny nobjo .-unl lirilliaiit miinl-? glow w itli a desire; for Liiowlvilc but fireniiistanccs jrcilmlc their attni.lin reiiioto or more cxneiisive institutions; ninoiio o-icii .trc ircjnciiviy louinl thu In ightest llcm:e the course of stmly isiii.nle "inc. nn.c.i.iia.itr ot liistructntttion is inferior to none. Tuition )cr si wion ol'Twdvu "Wee ks: Primary First jirmlc Jitninr class.. Second grade Junior class. 5 4 ( IK) 00 Twenty-four Ler,son.s Use of Instrument Draw inland I'uttitiiio SEND FOR CATALOcVue! OEGORN :n.iiA I INT, FOU PAI.'T'U Ul U. A DIM. EH iikn:;y inon REWARD Will lie z'w en any man ENDDRSEtJ BY lni win pioiiiiie a ni enliMt ot ci:cc, and villi ly known eTlUT'f'' .f In he an lioiiclalili-l!:an, f V-i v im Will a-M-rt llm re- PIiChLLY & liilnl ca.-t Kineis not one ,r - ftf;lj'1' ortlieinost enilnri. .,f CfJM . lo lie an Ii all known matt uillisland the tlie waat her. Paver IUAm DI-.Ttl'MT RUO.NZE CO.. Detroit, Jlich. lIIUIVUITII.lj I O J. A. Caidwell, Agent, ANNOUNCES TO THK PUBLIC aving lately fitted up a ul w STEAM prepared io fut nish hjinbi-r of all kinds on short notiee at ' '.- Hard Time Prices. Baru lumbar and fenein: furuished TEACH ANY ONE CAN necame no thoronchly posted In three weeks' reviewing with the 'COMMON SCHOOL Srithm,;;TailrpMthemMtd,fflcP'tandtP I irilsM IJialU KF nRTAIRIlTn BrJT.i" "T.fn.c.e.7?? P O -w "iii'"il lUIJB II IIHK 110 PfJUai. raxtxAiiiaxa.RY RULES sii ineioajlinK and technical points. Tills work H..r7pr Cf.lryw,i?nK,M,Pra,revlcWi8;oqulre In.tltutes.ortliS be appreclateil. Many claim that thrlwok can hmiinffi I'.r. . 1' c?r"fl,'a.te"- H " only to be Been to IncntHl lirlntlnc bn. k 1,1 n,, m..rJ , ! L ' .? ...,.8n, e'ul-ronilitvrlnKtlieawlMnce It remlrrm in rov i! II U-UUIMW ..11. I1W i I. I 1 :-.- mv iJiiiiuwM tiucstions reircatiiri.,i i, ...i i --"r- 3SOO wwww UVU C3 T F-tm-nM ' r aiJESTI0ir8. ANSWERS. U dai'tmi Uttert Each branch is divided Into Q vi. v'' , , two d. .artinent. one for H I have h.n!l f ! T'Z'JU' ".? ono ."r B f ' MUU'"1 3500 flwirrs. Each aiicatlon in numiiered and a like number H Trri. N. Y . . I s, ., ... iitii ooTcrnment, i ."-i""., t- numbered and a like number Parliamentary Itulrs, advanced teachers. Keadiiiir, Mdc Easy. piiXcitT1 InHiiitiTfs and l'artuipks j i en in nn snip, rhysioloiry, I nited States liislorT. tieoerniiliy. returned In exchange liramin.tr, Written Arithmotlc, A. H. CRAIG, I'livsirnl (ooL-rapliy. OrthoRrapliy. If yoii knew how t liLit il htll 1!i:lls ion would surely Iiave one. I also ileal in TnitEf nil UK, Em.IXKp, ..ml Agent for, The ,r.M. Eko.s,-. Cml Oil I.'"!? n;.-r i i 1 i UUt. fClUl for Cll?Uliir nhil nnuM rflC f 1 ' OrcL'on GIVE ME IDUCATIONAL ifomlav, .Sojtr.inlcr 7, lS8r. .-ni'l niotit viomisnio; in scliool. .-ilmost as ful' as that of inmiy of our Colic - First gra-Je .Middle clas- S 7 .Second grade .Middle c'hss S Senior das.'; ' II 5-1 "J 2 . .$! W to 12 CKOKtJE T. ICl'SSKLl,, J Vim ip.il. .STATE-NORMAL SCHOOL! O IJEGON , ' eceiVO State Eltucational Diwlomal label is on each chimney as above. l. i;i;nsox, l'repidcnt.. imiain, or. WHITE BRONZE SUPERIORTO MOM 1IEXTS -AX D mi S"i; 'it A ' 4 MONUMENTAL ii -1 W , , M , 4 I Y -'U'hsjr' STATUARY Were awanlcl the - GOLD MEDAL AT WORLD'S FAIR, XKW Olll.KANS, - Jacksonville, Oregon. Til AT HE IS NOW PBEPA BED rillNCJ IN II1S LlE . . , " ' SAW MILL on South Deer creek, on bhui t notice. J. J. WHITSETT. SCII00 T7T. iiua, o:,m oy ur. ilani.IU.n " aa.v IUVNIUI. IU I ARE WORTH THE PRICE " . vvuiimvu Kiium .lUMlPI. TKSTIMOWIALS. ' J . 10 A-B. Craig . representing thousand & reeommen- , . . " " , d Jcr ,'n-po "PlM. and the demand still conttouca. bwk "WJKje "'iV.epI Batlsfaetlon. W. C. liAOAlt, Ed. l'-jpll's Companion. Yon have a rnlendld hoolr fnr t.o, t, .j . , , , c- w- 11 AKOhtN. .Dealer in School Supplies. Thej sell at sleht. and are hlirhiv rprnm manIn " " mkuu rrc menopil rr our e u8cd smrs&szsw? vZZiJZtJ.''2x'9M Thr"' espies, s aa, I Bll l oplei, SQ.OO. ff-htjiilbvmiill. AllEITs wi Srii' for Oucsilun lluok. luxriy cents allowed U SSSiSe Caldwell, Racine Co., Wis. for 1'aumk. Schools OI' CJII PCIIFS ui ujh i.t llts Mill M.l.ir,,.,.,. TJ T . uvi, xo uusr. sso . . . - vuw rOT' oi Jlornson Stroet Portland A CALL. Z T. H'RiUT. INUNITY fro in ANNOYANCE 7. t t ml pus, W 00 (Hi IK) 50 0i) - Mil only of the flnt nn.l hr-sjt iiy or uiass lor wiinsiuuuia beat. Every . good thinsr i3 Counter feited, and consuraors aro CAU TIONED against IMITATIONS of these Chimneys made of VERY POOR GLASS. See thattho exact bright Qla.ss. Haauracluml OXI.Y by GEO. A. MACBETH & CO. llttbiiret Lead Uln Work-t. FOR SALE BY DEALERS. INSUliE IX THE 1 Capital .:f 100,000. 00 ThQ Farmer's GomDanv. i 1 lnsiiita oiiiy r anil . l roji .1 ly, ?riv;itv dwellings, .School Louses aiui C'liuichcs. Also DuladiO'd ihvcMings m Cities and Ton:s with ctmlcnls. I have also a few CHOICE l-AKMy and stock ranches foi sale on i easotittWe terms. David 8. West,, agent. Oltictyil Court, JIou.se, Uo.jehurg Or UAILKOAD TICKET mim For- 1.000 Milks i TO SI Andrew's flsey, jFlst; .rpiUS licautifnl Kayjaii'l E!'rr.,iilin3 ar a. knoul X eil-eilhj all sli.j Iw.c visitnl tlic-e Ik be tlie lovlicst 'iiiliiimti.in ..f Icrtile h1, Wutiful foiiigc. Itnijraiit orclianls,. I.luo attr, ifriiwiiis city, aul li..luU-ly icrft-ct climate, IN SL'MIIEK as well as in winter, tu lie tunnd in Anioriua. TTn-re is but one Florida, ami St. .VnUreVs Bay 1 PrilH fur Ihisiliry-U a-ar lliimn I. .la .,! a'l.l. is J Tracts nuie from $5, sj, sir, too, t i60, and'sdw were uia-.lc to inure than 3,0;J0 tlitTerciit fur.i-scis witliin the first sixty days. St. Andrew's will ccr- tainly liecnuic tlie occmij lir,'et city iu Florida witum tlw; next two vcars, Vnnwrt.v U doubling in value every thirty ilays. FREE T1IANSPOKTA- TION FOU 1,000 MILES TO Tit ACT IT KCUA8KRS. . Send 2c. stamp fur illustrated iianiithlet, cjneiii.in-' full .details. Address priiicipal liikiiusa oIHec aV follows: ST. AXl-UEW-S BAY U. II. & LAS! 'o., z- M.l. oTitEET, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Dr. E; J. I'aoe Aent Oiikland Orcein. Cttii- ur Vile: IMusare frctncntlv nrecuJcil tiv a .' ui mcij;!!!, iu uic uacK, lonis and lower pari of the a1loinon, cautsiu tlto patient to rrj pose he has airt ction of the kidneys or nei.'h boring orcans. At t s nil's, svintttitiiiis "r in. digestion arc presont, (iittnluiivj', uneasiness oi ine stomach, etc. A moisture, like utrs- piration pj-.Htueiii'j a vcrv disacrceaUu iti li. nig, after setting warm, is a common atttnd- ant. Wind, Bleeding and Itching PiUs yiem at once to the application of Or. Bosanco's I'ilo remedy, wlin-h acts dircctlv ' , "-"-'te, ansoi-iuu the tu. Address, The Dr. IWn,-,, M.-dicino :.. LLGAL Al J EKTISKM i:T.s AT r":...3 t.- ..i a OIRC OI tiaill feettlClUClit 1 ... i ohiiii; is ncrriiv '-ni-.-i in u ...i. i ... I .. ...i, .-'1111.111 mat the nmlersK-nol ailmiiiistnitur of tlie c-t;itc fcanih lirown lias filed liistlii-.il account as - . ii.vs men ins I11K11 aci-ollnt I!H adi,'s't.r ..f kiM estate, and tlie cmiitv .IikI-r 'J U""K'as County Orcs-.n, h.w lived April hi h . lt, at the hour of !i oV-ii ck a. m. of s.,i,i ,av ;tt the l oin, ty Court house i s:iJ (:(iuiv and Suto as!l,' , 1 an-1 place for the hearinv of any and :i;V.il.j-. ikhi. .iccount, ami i nu scttlcaiuiil tlitrvof. C. A. .Skiiliiki:iii; Adiiiinistnttiir ..f s.iid cslitc: In the Circuit Cmiri ..f it... . for the County of Dmi-das. ' W. T.Kcrley, I'laii.t ff J. Q. Flunk, and Ellii ki.m'.l-i.: t- ,1 . ,, and S M N0I.I0 I.U wife, Oe.uvc I. ;ttnl MaryNnble his wife li..f. .i Z Kait in Equity to foreclose a mort-'aw. I'll. It. Ni.l.l.. K U V..I.1- .... " ... . .. , x- 1 . .1 : ..i,ii.-, ji.-iire r. .uitje 11.1 Jtary Nnliie tlie aliove named defmiiljuis. VH a-id sver Oii rl""; Thy rC''"ir,:'1 ' ' "r aJ " ser tlie eunn a tut m i .... ... . i . nilt;(i i ' v "jWMBt Ju in lilt: aie ? t!""LCuu.r wherein W. T. Kcrlc-v U i.aioMn an,, j. . n,Hlkj Kllcu rl-k, E. II. N.,ie, " IJk .N,"lc' t-cor-cK. X.ible, and j,arv N-hle T W,'KM"e 'o"'rittfon.-l.i.-aw..r..a-. unreal imncrti- ,.n ..i-i..i..ii... ... ..... - ? next reulir term thereof to-wit: n .Mo'il.iay ti e M day of May Is;. Ami . i....t that if you fail to aHar ...',1 answer t Lid conr .Unit, as above required, the said plaintitf will ai.-.lv to the Court fortho reli,-f ,l..,....,.i ,' 1 ... . " ;'.'''" Plaint U, wit: E.,r a .lu.len.ct andrtree f'.'i'.'e closure and sale of nnWUfatfed premiss de-ri 1-, in the comiilaint fi ed in tbi c.ii. i. .. ". applied to theiiajmentofthe coste and disiojf menu and Attorney fees of this suit and the e "iT fesof said artle and toward the payment ,.f saiu ie t mentioned in conn, a nt and tl.'.i ,.i;..,;ir i"uo,,t ecution for the lance of sud debt if any trc be and for such other and further relief .i. 1?... niay deem proper. "un TliU summons is iiil,ni.n.i i... i ci, , . 1 ,,. mii ..i ui-r oi l, on 11 ofcry'--r diy Attorneys for I'laintiff. NOTICE FOR Pl'BLlCAtlOX' iim umce at K.ebur Orc-o... .lanuan 12. 13ie WOTir-E 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIIK I OL ' 111 l.mms-namoJ settler has filed .il. i .t , ,t i tentnni to mak linal proof in . t i , (j if .js.t, J hec. o2 T. ! s. u. amcs the follow in!, wit,.. . . ..nious residence umi, anVlcu", T-n. uiul, it Thomas Klirmn, s. J. Shruiu u m su l. . r . t'-j.viN Itc-i-ut Final Seilh-siH nt. In tUc Comitv '..,.rt o ... r . . i i.o oi vrc'iim t,,r tbc County of Dongas. - ' r , In the Matter of the Estate 1 of ' Cj nthU A. Appl-nratc Deceased ) V viict IS II tllEBYOl VKX TIIATTIin I" iK! i.1 sipicil Administrator of the Estate of Cvi,'!,i satd esute, That sud Court hy its ordcY duly inulo -anil entcnil, Iwcembcr isth lSsT., fixed l..nJ-ir tbr Mh day of April at the Court room ,',f s.i.i Court, a time and place for hearing objuctians if aV.v ' there le, to said account and all pernors havinir an'v objections to said account or the sett lenient of said estate are required to apiear and file the same at said time. .mm Rossbursj, December 2it!i j 1). W. Applcptte Kmnann&B.ll ) ' AimitratoV. A.WruejS tor EjUtc. f