SATgg : r J, JUNE 17
. CA&IPOR1STA.
sin jFbabcmco, Jane, 7, The steamer
Continental sailed for Masatlau and other
Mexican ports this morning. . .
TB electioh passed off qnietly and it
is ttaonzht the suli will be largely m
faror of ths railroad subsidy. Negroes
Toted for, the first time, generally for the
railroad.' 1 "They .wf" not molested, '
f ha 'United States steamer Wyanda,
wtiirh went on a. cruise in search of the
BritiBh ship William Wilson; Monday
nijrht, Returned to-day without having
seen the object of her searcn. 1,0.6 Brit
iahtr U well out of reach by this time, t
JtTiontne hundred washerwomen form
d a woman's cooperative' anti-Chinese
Laundry Society.
litis hoped that they will not adopt the
taefksof some otner anu-urunese oocie
tlesfn this eity. ' :J '-r,V
The next steamer from China is expected
to arrive about the 12th instant.
The special election has been exceed
ingly quiet. . v rT, I ? i ' : "
San Fratfclsco; uiie9. Thievesrent
through the Boston party at Oaustoga
The amount of fractional currency ob
tained'is not knowEV Patton, of the Cos
mopolitan, being in. the crowd, lost
$1,000. All hands terribly disgusted
P. B.1 Austin, editor of tbe New Aye y
leaves,,, this ,city, tor y Germany, to-day
to establish, the Order of Udd rellow
lows in that country.
WASHISGTON TERRITORY
Seattle, Jane 8.-i-Iutsap county gives
74, and Jefferson county 147 Republican
majority t; $ .'..:: i i :
' Yascotjver, Jnne 7. Garfielde has 90
maioritT in Clarke, county. Democratic
Sheriff and Auditor elected. .. Balance of
county ticket doubtful. '
Washington .June 7. The President
has appointed Jas. Bi Delford, (colored!
of Indiana, Associate Justice of the Su
preme Court. '7''' ' ? -
The Reconstruction. Committee have
attached to the Georgia bill a proviso,
that nothinz therein shall interfere with '
the election in ueorgi tnia iau as pro-
Tided bribe State Constitution. The;
Committee has resolved to postpone ao-
tion is relation to 'Tennessee to next ses- ,
aion. :'-'-" ',;:r;i- j,
The mixed commission for eettleme'nt
of Mexican claims resumed its session on
Monday. Claims number over 3,000,
and may occupy five years in adjaBtica
tion; ' ; '
A great council between the Secretary
of the Interior and Commissioner Parker
and tt 'Indian delegation was held to
day. , ::.yir.rrr. wT'cr.;:;-,
A Hatnfaliaatioii "BUI.
. A Timet1 special says the Republican
members of the House Judiciary Com
mittee have, for some time, agreed to re-'
port a birt taking the power of naturali
sation out' of the State Courts and plac
ing it in the hands of the Federal Courts.
It is the intention td report, and pass
the bill the last or this week. ' The
Democratic members are prepared firmly
to assail it. , It'iS more of a partisan
scheme thad even Jthe enforcement bilU
The'Kew York" Citymembers regard it as
a virtual attempt to wrest New York City
from democratic control. S i. . -a
Washington City Klectton. , . ,
Washiigtea June 7.--Themajority for
reform candidate for Mayor (Bowen) is
S.ZOaliTbfenearly..Opo. i Repub
licans elected two Aldermen and five
Councilmen, two of the latter colored.
New York ' June 7.--A- private dis
patch from M,-Cremiux President of fth
Jewtah Alliance in Paris says, of te re
ported massacre in Roumania, that the
Jews wer expeiiea, piunaerea ana Hor
ribly maltreated, with a number wounded
and some probably killed. This is the
first authentic intelligence received of
these outrages
, New York, June 8. A grand proces
sion of Free Masons, this morning was in
every respect a success. More than 40,
000 Masons participated : '
Cincinnati, Jnne 8. The international
Typographical: Union 'adopted a resolu
tion discountenancing .the plans of Some
- subordinate Unions of grving their print
ing to the lowest bidder,' 4
'efropk. ?"
Paris,:Jane S. M, Provost Paradat has
been appointed .Minister from France to
the United States.. w
: Tbe Keamtaietl Couueti.
Paris, June 8. Advices from Rome
state that the Ecumenical Council is en
gaged on the discnisipn of tbelnfallibil-
ity schemes by sections. - The debate on
the preamble is eloeed. Tbera were one or
two exciting passages between supporters
and opponents of the proposed; dogma',
but the minority are now silent and pas
sive.". A great demonstration was made
yesterday in favor ot Infallibility. Jusuits
were the prime.moyers. , - . i"
A BiiubMtriBSX elema.
New York, June 8. The Sun has a tet
ter from a correspoadeut at BrownsvEle,
whom it says' is reliable, giving the (ea
" turn oi aprojeot for filibustering in Vas
eon and the Mexican States which lie-be
tween the ttouhtaiusof Sierra Madre nd
the GulL-Tha leadera ro to be former
officers eft the United States army and
Confederacy, wtH Gen.-.Roseerans in
ndLi Headouarters, New York
Citr. Principal subordinate depots, Cbi
casro. St. Louis. Philadelphia,. Houston.
Texas ."jewOrJeanK :.nd;J.Shrevepbrt,
Louisiana. Gen. J. Bankhead Magruder
i in command of the New. Orleans por
tioa of the expedition 3 A'grand passage
over the Rio Grande and into Mexico will
take place two months hence.
:yt ..'..A. Traged y. .-
A horrible tragedy occurred in Scott
county, Minesota, on Monday, afternoon.
- A farmer aamed Macey came home drunk
and seined a knlffr and murdered his Iit
v tie daughter, and started1 to slaughter his
wife, when ; ar young, man took ,down a
guu and firedf killing Macey Instantly:
jUina Swbaldtea. J':lif':
A Tribune't Washington special says
. that fivofeills for land grant subsidies to
canals in California ten sections to the
mile were reported. lo-4ay. Mr. Thayer
also reported a bill to give all coal lands
on the line of ha;UniqB Pacific Railroad
to that company at a minimum Govern
ment p"rkett. . i'iir;: 1
The Senate has confirmed Gilman Mar-
Washington June The Senate
. 'Committee on Commerce has agreed to
subsidize -Australians steamship line,
which looks favorable' for the Pacifip
avis, fif Ifew "York, from Judiciary
Committee, reported a bill establishing a
universal... system . .of naturalization.
Among.lu! opponents were Sareatr who
Apposed it ualess the amendment offered
. y fitch excluding Chinese and Japanese
was agreed -to... ' - .
T. It. Cornier U aominated Receiver of
ffahlle Moneys at Olympia, W. T. v
New York: - June k fl. Th TriLunlM
liondba, correspondent confirms, by tele
graph," "the statement thatt th ncfd
Eoumaniaa butchery was simply a stu-
' li50JJ9:--WashIngtonspeciais
y P4 the debate' in executive sessioa.
j,.v,.r v iuot uomiego Treaty,-
TDBUBVor ry will TerV bittnr afralrtet K
(President," charging him' with beinsr U-
w' i mmuy.v.p. m corruptjooto
, ,get ' the treaty trough. Sumner was
iiio very severe ou ie f resident. '
Rutland. Vt. June - The accident on 4
the Rutland . Railroad is worse than at
first reported. Only one man out of
twenty-five escaped uninjured; three
were kiiled outright.
Boston: 'June 9. The best' time on
record made bv a double team was made
by Jessie Wales and Harkness. Time.
2:28$. -
CALIFORNIA.
j. San Francisco, June 9. Daniel O'Con
nel has commenced suit against tt e Jltf-
cantile Library Association in the Fourth
District Court, to enjoin defendant lrom
proceeding farther ia the grand gift con-'
ceri Bcneme. r -,. ; - -
' It is currently reported that the pro-f
ceeaings against tha Mercantile Library
Association for . injunction of its lotury
do wunarawn.
The Ajax sails Friday for Honolulu
wnn mans and passengers for Australia.
Bayard Taylor lectures at , Mercantile
Library' Hall this evening oh "Reform
.ana Art." '
Commodore Taylor, commanding the j
' North Pacific Squadron, and his staff,
made the toar . kf . the fortifications -in
this harbor yesterday.
"J KTJROPK. '-": ' 'J
Constantinople, June 9. The fire in
Pera District is subduecL, Over 70,000
building1 of all sorts . were destroyed,
many the befit in the city. Loss of life
greatly exceeded the estimate. Remains
of 150 human being have been found.
It is supposed this number represents
one-half the actual loss. Total pecunia
ry loss is computed at twenty-five mil
lion pounds sterling. English underwri
ters suffer heavy losses.
- Madrid, June 9. In the Cortes yester
- day, a motion to elect a King by direct
vote of the people was .defeated, and a
provision requiring the candidate to re
ceive a majority equal to half the whole
number of deputies, carried by 138 to
124. ; " ' - 7r "
FROM CUBA.
Havana, June 9. The Spanish column
was attacked by rebels in ambush, at
Seer a de Cubetra. The rebels were de
feated, leaving twelve, dead, including
two chiefs. Fourteen insurgents were
killed in another engagement and
twelve more in another attack on a fort
garrisoned by colored troops, who lost
three killed and Bix wounded.
, . -. , GE1JESAL NEWS.
; Jnne 11. The discussion of the San
Domingo question is creaungb-ad feeling.
The" Senate Committee report in favor
of a subsidy for the Australian and New
Zeland steam line via San Francisco.
Jo. Smith read a dispatch in the House
from Salem, Oregon, that the Oregon
Legislature is Democratic, which called
out Democratic applause.
' The army is to be reduced to 30,000,
so the Conference Committee has reported.
Wheat in Liverpool has raised to 10s
6d. '
Gold in New York, 113J. X '
Wheat in San Francisco, $1.60$1.80.
Jacksos villi, June 11. Information
has been received here this evening, from
Crescent City, that the steamer Active
was wrecked on a rock twenty-two miles
south of Cape Mendocino, on the 5th or
th instant. The vessel is a total loss.
No lives lost. Forty tons of freight and
most of the baggage was saved.
Pneumatic Tube four'
allies Long.
Hundred
The following extract from an Eastern
letter describes the operation of a pneu
matic tube between Glasgow and London.
Probablj few of our readers are aware of
the existence of the process bj which
messages and packages are almost instan
taneonslT transmitted between these two
' "I had occasion to send a telegram to
London the other daj, aad in a few min
utes receired a rep I r which lei me to
suppose that a serioos error had been
committed br my arents, inrolring manj
thousand ponads. I immediately went to
the telegraph office aod aked to see my
message. ' The clerk gaid, "We can't
show it to yon, as wo hare sent it to
London." ' But," I replied, you must
.- have my original paper here ; 1 wish to
see that." He again said : " No, we hare
not got it ; it is in the Postofilce at Loo
don." "What do you mean?" I asked:
, " Pray let me see that paper I left here
half an hour ago." "Well," said he,
" if you must see it, we will get it back
in a few minutes, but it is now in London."
He rang a bell, and in five minutes or so
produced my message, rolled up in paste
board. .
':: It seems that for some months theje has
existed a pneumatic telegraph between
Glasgow and Loudon, and betwixtLondon
. and the other principal cities of the king
,dom, which consists of an iron tube, into
which the messages are thrown and sent
to their destination. I enquired if I might
see a message sent. ' Oh ! yes, come
round here." He slipped a number of
messages into the pasteboard scroll, pep
ped it into the tube and made a signal.
I pnt my ear to the tube and heard a
slight, rambling noise for seventeen sec
onds, when a bell rang beside me, indica
ting that the scroll had arrived at the
general Postoffice, four hundred miles off.
It almost took my breath away to think
of it. If I eoald only g to Boston with
- the same reUtiva speed, yon might count
on my passing as evening every week at
No. 124 Beacon street, and running home
to sleep. Wbo knows bat what we may
Z be conveyed ia this marvelous manner
before many years. '
Perhaps you. are awaracthat there bas
been a large tube between the general
Postoffice in London aad the station in
Eustace Square for a number of years.
Bhe mail bags for'the north are all sent
by, this conveyance, so that the Postoffice
receives letters up to a few minutes before
the train leaves, three miles off. The
transit takee less than two seconds. Sure
ly, this is an age of wonders.
f The Liix Cocittt TACHaa' Isbtitotb
was attended bj a lair representation of
Jthe cititena of the county, and was char
acterized with nnasnal interest. The!
address delurered by fieT.l El.R,' Geary
and Rev. Mr. Batcher, were able. and
inBtmrtiTe. ;The diseaisions were marked
with a generous good feeling, and with a
seal that showed an earnestness in the
cause of education." A new Constitution
was adopted changing the name toth'e
tiLinn County Educational Society, accord
ing to the Constitution. The principal
'object of the Society r is to furnish oppor
tunities 'for free exchange of opinion
among its members concerning school
eorernment, disputed points in any branch
of education, different text books; and all
' other subjects calculated to promote the
"cause of education." The following resol-
: titions were adopted, some of which called
forth spirited discussions : ' f
, i; Resolved, That it is - the opinion of
this Institutethat tne clause in tne school
Law . requiring teachers to give publio
Tmioationa on the iatt day of each
"quarter, and inviting the County School
Superintendent to be present,, should be
, 2. Setoicfdi That, the School Law
'should be so amended as to make it the
da tr of tbe Directors of School Districts,
to levy such tax upon the property of their
." districts' as may be necessary to enable
thera to make such provisions for schools
and school - bouses aa la required by tbe
-law'
3.4 Kctohtd'. That the reading of the
Bible' should not be prohibited, in our
Common Schools. .
4. jBjofrW, That no rt of the Com
mon School fund should be impropriated
to sectarian schools. , ' -
5. Itctolved. That the thanks of this
Society be tendered to Rev. E. R. Geary
D.a Ala UnnK fr. 4 V .! . i n SMI 1 1 n T
and exceUent addresses: and, also, "
Miss Mary Williams, Mr. F. M. Gray, miss
Alice Gray, and Mr. H. C. Philips, for the
reading ot Essays ; fcnd, also, to tn ciu-
sens of -the vicinity - for their mna ana
geiferal hospitality.
The, officers for ' the next sessionwere
chosen to fill the following places J 5 ;
President Rev. E. R. Geary; Vice
President N. H. Clayton ; Secretary, Mr
Gibsou ; Executive Committee -J. W.
Mack and Mr. Taylor. , 1
Adjourned to meet next July.
. . T. L. Portbb, Seo'y
HAHMOHT'CncacH, June 6th 1870.
. .. -? :
Tni
WaB STOPPKD ABBEST OP
O'Neill. The New York Tribune thus
epeaks of the arrest of O'Neill near Pigeon
Hill, an occoant which is given elswhere:
a dain narration of this story a war
stopped by a V.arshal and one deputy, a
wkole army aeteaiea ana unenj ruuwu
by two men, is so uueriy luuicrous uu
n comment can improve it. , But in fact
w" have no desire to dwell upon the tar-
eieal feature of this new discovery in
strategy. We have no disposition to
speculate upou what wouia nave nap
peoed if Wellington had heeu arrested by
a Sheriffs officer in the middle of the
battle of Waterloo, or Grant lodged in
jail by a Virginia Constable while the
army ot tue JL'otomac was nguung. in ine
WildernesB. The serious side of General
O'XeiU's ridiculous blunder istoopain-
tl to be laughed at. The folly of this
charlatan hss cosi thousands of working
people the last dollar of their savings,
and perhaps some poor fellows their lives.
It lias covered a good cause with dis
grace. It has postponed the liberation
of Ireland. It has degraded Irishmen in the
estimation of many of bis fellow citizens,
who will perhaps overlook the difference
between the patrotism of the people and
the imbecile vanity ot the leaders. These
are the aud results of . the last Fenian in
vasion. ' ;
Lite ci by. Some of our monthly ex
changes which failed to reach us. by the
last steamer have just come to hand.
'Among them the Western Monthly, the
Chicago- "Harper's," for it - no doubt
aspires to represent the western metropo-
lii as tbe latter does New York. Tbe
present number, like its predecessors, is
a valuable book. ' '
The Little Corporal is so efficiently ad
vertised that every one knows what it is.
and none ean doubt the good sense of the
publishers.
The Atlantic for J une, wnicn x eaton &
Boon have just received, continues tbe
excellent storv of " Josepn and his-
friend," and the experience of tbe En
glish governess at the Siamese court ; has
v losrg article on Wm. Hazlett, something
about French and English magazines,
drives from a French farm, Oldtown
aiories, correppondence of Napoleon Bon
aparte, the logic of marriage and murder,
and other articles, making an interesting
numb.
Portland Items.
( From the Oregonian.
Portland, June 9, On Tuesday night
a couple of men named Marooney and
Miner got into a row about politics, incited
thereto on one side, or both, by too much
whiskey. The latter, in the fracas, got
Btaooea witu a una. kuwc, tuuuu um
seriously. Miner was arrested and tried
for an assaultutnd battery, and fined $5.
Tbe other was arrested on a charge ot a
more serious character.
The ship " Herman Doctor" arrived
from Hong Kong with 280 passengers And
400 tans of freieht.
Tbe Bate's and Prftey's are playing
together in Portland.
W. Lair Hill, C. M. Carter and D. B.
Hannah have incorporated a Water Com
pany, stock $20,000 in shares of $100
each.
A couple of tame elk were driven
through town.
Strawberry festivals are all the rage.
May 8th, 1870, Air. Theodore Burmester
aad Miss Dana Humphrey. All of Albany.
2- ,
DIED.
. In South Salem, on tbe 10th instant.
Pluma L , only child of Elias and
Sarah J, Cary, aged 1 year, 5 months and
21 days, . . .
The funeral will take place from the
residence this (Saturday) afternoon. ,
STITZEJL& UPTON.
KEAL ESTATE
BROKERS AND GENERAL AGENTS,
Corner of Front and "Washington
.- Htreata.
P0RTLAND,........................0REG0N.
'
General Land Agreney.
Will attend to th pore haw and sals of Beat tt-
tate In all parts of Oregon. . ,.
BRANCH OFFICES AT
Saleru, ...J. J. Murphy, Agent.
McMinnville,..;...Williain Dawson, "
Albany,.......,. ........ J. C. Meudenhall, " -
Eugene City,.....E. L. Applegate, .
Ths Ileal Estate Journal nnblihd by w at J
Portland will be tat htm ot cnarice to any add res,
bj making sppiicattoa to oar office. . ; ,i : . , .
ETIIZEL CPTOJC. '
'a f ? - : ... v , .. i '
Tbs Salem office has thesdrsntag of ths
parArencr at Portland, wnic& is tnorooguy sbwd
Iithed, sod so veil fnmUhed br girlng information
upon real estate, that it sffjrds ths Host complete
facilities for all parties having business is our lias.
49rToo incur no expense la placing jonr proper
ty on sale with as, anlcas a sale is made.
j. 4. auarui, AgBHt.
Hay, S. z:tf -
CHARLES DIMOW,
Commission Merchant
JBTJYING, SELLING AND P0BWAUDINQ
ALL KINDS OF MEKCHASDISE,
P. 0. Box, 5o. 4091, 1S1 Ttul ttn
, 1 NEW YOBK.
Eefer to Messrs. I add Ac T; Uw. fHmla4.
Messrs. Kespp, ftrrU te t a.
)lmm Kavwr Sa (', "
M.K. y 4r.
W. F, Afaraats, F 4 , i ' f .
CLEAR Tin: MI
' I low V
Bj Trias EUaitri f
r
rAl'TIOSs
J this srOwi r
aao parcaas mm hwm smw
Onmpasiy, of Saa F'Mn . - - -Tbs
aaittia are - - .- -
a rmlar pri tt s .l -. - -
Sar this pu Ji ! t,.
Ides far wsah r. i m
and does tiars tt fc-., ?
Grocer. Trf Sna4afl tvm C.f'e ttmvt
April 1 110. Ss
MISCELLANEOUS.
r.UUilllUltinHltl OU VsV
WIIOLE3 ALK ASH EETAIL DEALERS
Builders'! and Blacksmiths
hardware;
Iron, Steel, Tin Plate and Zinc,
: . i -
HUBS, SPOKES, FELLOES,
SHAPTSand KIMS,
: i
. .- ' i " r "
Stoves & Tinware,
IK GREAT TABIETT.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
Sweepstake Tlireh.er
Haines' Gcanlne Header, ImproTed for
1870
Buckeye Mowers, Rearers, Dropperss
Kzealator! Mowers. Keilers, Droppers
Hew Yorker Combine! Self-Raking
i . He ape r
Hew Work Combined Hand - Raking
Reaper
Easterly Reaper Hirer and Dropper
combined '
Bnrt'a agle Reapers
Bnekey Gralit Drill s
Flnlayson's and Hamilton's Broad
east Bowers
Dn-vals' Premium Gang and Sulky
Plows'
Hamilton's Premium Sulky Plow
Mason's Challenge Gang Plows
Sweepstakes Call! brnla Gang Plow
jpfleU, Gaie ad S iky Plows
Wtbfoot GMf Plow 1
Lone Tom Sulky and Gang Plows
Hand Flows, Hanrows and Cultivate
ors, of various descriptions '
We are importing d tract from EASTERN AND
EUROPEAN MARKETS, and can pin'ce those who
may favor m with their patronage on as TATORA
BLE TERMS as any house in Orgoa.
; T. CTJKTflKGHAM at Co.
' SJem. April 12. 1870.
.
ATTENTION CALLED!
J. 15. Sc M. HIRSCII,
IlaTins still on Hand a .Large
.Lot of Goods, and not intend
ins to purchase new supplies,
llerey giveg notice that our
resent
STOCK IS FOB SALE
At a Great Sacrifice.
CHEAP FOR CASH
AND riO MISTAKE.
My 19, 1870.
xftstt
IMPORTANT
T)..
EVERY LOVER OF NATURE ! I
THECELKBRATED PATE5T
CRAIG MICROSCOPE
DuriDg tne past six rears its worth has
been testified to by thousands of Scien
tific Men, School Teachers, Students,
Physicians, and ethers. '
Simplified aad Adapted to l'ppnlar as
well as Scientific use, it is an Optical
Wonder. Its Magnifrin?; power is
Ten. TIiohwiiikI Times I
Combininfr endless instruction with
amusement ; e,auttfal Gift, and one
that never loses its interest, reveals the
aneeen wonders of creation, Eels in "Vin
egar, Animals in Water, Cheese Mites,
Sugar and Itch ' Insects, Milk Globules,
Adulteration in Food and Drugs ; also,
the Trichina Spiralis or Pork Worms.
A. vtrr besntlfal and ornamental
lttmraBt. should be oa tne table
of every - .Kanallyy IPbysletaa, -gelen !
une iien, Btsaent ana ocnool.
An TJueen Kingdom Is opened to ths eve bv this
lastraswnt. So lover f the besatiral sbonld be
without it. . ,
Kvery Initroment is pnt up in a neat box, with
fell direetioas for nsing it, carefully pasted on tbs
eover. Tboneand have been sent by mail, and the
proprietor guarantee a stfe traaalt tor every imtro
ssent. - We eie sendiag them evsrr day.
rrice by mail, poota prepaid, $1 Zi, or with two
SMnnted ijljecU, S3 00.
Address, S. H. BOSS.
. JelO d3m . 313 Locnrt street, gt. Lonl, Mo. .
VA3L,TJJSJL.liZ PROPETY
' TO EXCHANGE ' '
7 For Land in the Country.
mOWNPROPERrS OR: Mltl PROPERfr, in
JL Sooth Balem. Inquire of ths nnderairned, st
bis residence. . , B.8. JOHT.
it 1 Farm for Sale.
I WILL seH my farm in Bprlng Valley .Polkconnty,
Oregen, one-half mils from Spoog'i Ferry, on the
bsyton road, containing 415 acre, mostly fenced:
1(W ACRES IN CULTIVATION,
.. GOOD HOUSE and outbuildings
; Term easy." Apply to v
D. J. COOPER, , V
At Cooper Store, Bend Bprln; Tslley, Polk
coanty.Oreson. . Dee. SI, 1869.
For Sale Cheap,;;; "
4 COM rO KT A BLB AMD COHMOniOUB DWEXL-,-.
I.NO-UOtSK, at lb corner of High and ferry
. Far perricslars bvjotr st this office, or of
ara1a, 170. ' J. A. JOHNS.
Kew Store la Pattons Blocl.
TKHREIaL 5c JACKSON
! rse iaii ta a Kit and Well Selected
( ttoek of ; '
rs:up!o a Fancy Dry Goods,
? U K V I KS DRKSS GOODS, , s.
. t;ntf xnilslilnsr Goods!
tasfferssJBdent IndBosmenta
i w mzmtf N rre, aad rswatsttba IsuHss aad Oes
I -mmtm iaiisa aad siefalty to call aad examine oar
rat' XQwCk, Set Dar Crm Btuak
MaySS xa
MISCELLANEOUS. ;
Jf. Swsaiir-'j'"
fieal SUaU Attorney.
C P. Irw.T,
Notary PubiU
RUSSELL So FERRY,
Hsal Estate Brokers
' ABD '
' Collection -A.sjeiit8,'
jMrthwett Corner rlret and Washing.
ton streets,
pOSTliASD ( a ORBGOS.
ST
ICtAI. ATT JNIXOM 'OITI3 TO TSI
gALK Ur UElh KITATK.
CoHecMoM miU In Oregoa ana Wshingt Terri
lu-se rooor-t of detlrable Cttr Ttoptt , Tews
Sots, Improved Perms, Stock Bsocbes. Timber
Xands. sta, 1tatod la tbs beet portloui of Oregon
ued W. T., o" reseuosoie wrms. . .
, Special sttenti4i w called to a large amot .ot of
BSilBABr, PROPERTY 1H HAB1
OK COD5TT.
Full Abstracts of Title at the Branca
Cice, la
PATTOS'S BLOCK, SALEM, OR1 OOX.
jKVH R. UA913IKR,
Real K state Broker.
43-o.ep)e iDcarred aaltet a ss is is bhm1.
. My 80 lw
HROMO ."EMS, CHROMO GEMS
WHAT ARE THEY?
GO TO MOIVTUOMERY
AKt SEE.
Two Dollars and Fifty e nts per dex
ana nalnu up in iweoty nuaaiae rojy to go
into albums.
.Prom 6 to i Pletwres taken at Os
Sitting:.
THE MOST UUKABLK AND MOBT
KATCF.AL PICTURBS BADE,
Montomry haa jost rwelvad tbs materisl and
-;iTriimtus for cHor to boot njiu picrars.
balem, May l: liTJ nlm
Livery and Sale Stable
f ORRIS fc BEAN having
miifht i'.it Utc Livery Eta-
l)le of William Delaney,
Cor'r Conr.2rclal and Court Streets
SALEM,
Are (trepared to furnish
Carriages, haggles and Saddle Horse
To whoever vhv call on tbem. Particular at-
1 entioir paid t stock left on sale.
Horses Iwwnlnd on reasonable terms.
The beet oi accommodations for trantisnr
t ravel. .
A fair sliarc r.f patronage is solicited
&dej,Feb.
ANDERSON & BROWN.
STOVES,
LATE, SHEET IUOy, COPPEK,
ZlJfC, BHASS, ttc, BLOCK TL,
Porce &. Uilt Pumps,
MANCFACTUREKS OE
TIX, SHEET-IBOX L COPPER-W ARE.
f Xepalringf
la all its brair:hes dona to order, at the old
eland of li. Strantf,
TnlonBlock, Commercial st. Salem.
Salem, Jobp 1, 18T0. tf
J. C. GRUBBS & CO.,
DEALERS Iff
.
Drugs, Medicines. Perfumery
Anu. ToUet Aiticles.
Prescriptions filled at All Boars,
NXGIIT OR DAY.
t good awor' merit of the ruaasr Drnjrs and
and bkst ia tides id onr line will always be
found ou band. '
Great Inducements for Cash.
Those who cme with rooner in band will
!find tbat we cmi sell Dregs and Medicines at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Cash in hfti.-.l will purchase cood at low
lipores, at any hour of day or night, if you
e riujj it 10 tue . . . .
Sr'irst Door from the Express Office,
; In Patton'i Block,
&TATE ST-, : . SALEM, t : s s OEEGON
' March 1.
CHARLES ADAMS,
SOCCKSOB TO LOOCS m ADAMS
DVALER I!f
Crocerias & Provisions
v STATE : : : . : : : SALEM.
Next C .or to Gill's Book Store.
GLASS AND QUEE5SWARE.
A .Beautiful lot offered at reduced pries.
Mill Feed.
OkTS WHEAT
TMEAL
' Cacosa & Bacon Sides..
Fresh Iird,
Itutlcr. Eggs, "Etc.
Goods d live.'edto all psrts ef ths city Fres
t caarce. .
Cheap
"SEW I KG MACHINES.
C)-CbQ HOME J 1ICTTLE EEWING MA- 0Q
0jO CU1SF; a doubls-thread lock- O-O
t,u. Siiuttle Machine stitch alike on both sides.
fSjO A Celebrated Onnmon-Sense Fsmlly QOr
ityiUMachine. Both machines fully UJJ
-wssBsnted for five year, ilachlne Sent by esprea
to aty part of the Coasf, CO. D. Agent wsnted
nrery town on the Pacific Coart. Liberal Oommis
ioa. Home hhuttle Sewing Machine Co
' eeslTdwr 1S1 First street, Portland, Oregon,
i O, W. TRAVEK, A rent.
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS
ATLARTIC WHITE LEAD, pars;
LUilKEDClL, pra;
, VARISISHEH, BRUSHES ,
.PKATTS K.ADIAHT" COAit Oil ft
DSVOE'S COAL. Oil. " ;,
CHINA HUT Oil., LARD Oil., pore;
ff ACHUERT OIL,HBATS FOOT Oil.
Tor sale at small advance on fan Frsneisos
J'-".. . . . .... .:'; a - '? -
Prices, by '- ' ' -."
f, . . . .... ; -
, QIO. A.. TORT,'
nayilxi FROMT STh POKTI.AP
S3. UZAPOTAGK. , J. O. VRiGHT.
Uzafbvage & V right,
Wbolesale and EetaB Dealers In ,
GEO GEEIES.
s Conifectlonory,'
' ' CIGARS. ' TOBACCO, ' PIPES,
. Croclitery & Glassware
. : -TOTS, NOTIONS, .
fSilT-eir- Plated Ware,
' Rc ' 'Be, Be.
.:. i . - . .. .
' Union Block, Commercial at., Salem.
- ' - ----- .
Good aeliverea to any part of the city Fret .
chart. Jan. 1
MISCELLANEOUS.
Candy T.Ian ufactorya
WHOIiBgALE BKTAIL. . -
Co
rclal Street. - . - - i Salem.
Wl HATB OW HAND THK LARGEST STOCK
o( CANDIES. aUofour own mannfectnre.
Id th ?tt, snd ant determined to sell ss low sS
oayia tbs Stat.'. . ' : . r .-,.-!
We fasTs oa bssd sfall snortmect of
KTJTS, CUKWISO OCn, ETC.
C16ABS UP AL.L KINDS,
ranging la price from $'.'5 par m. to $100 per m.
Merchant will do weil to tar from dl m vi es
warrant all but goods to gtv ssiisfbctios.
HOLBKRT ot PARRISH.
slwi. Aprlli
J. H. HAAS,
nauaa i
Clocks, r Watches, Jewelry
PLATED & SILVER WARE,
PATTON'S BLOCK. SiUM.
, JETWELRY MADE TO ORDERj
fte AST -
ALL WORK DONE AT SHORT NOTICE
"Valuable Land
NEAR SALEM,
FOR SALE !
T OrrER FOR BALE 890 ACHES OP LAND, lying
jl ift mueseastoi tne nooienrsctory, with
Brick noose, and Good Barn, Sheds,
FENCING, WELLS, AND
Valuable Improvements and Growinj
Crops.
This lao Is part of tbe land claim of Walker k
Gilbert. Title perfect. Persons wanting itniiller
parcels may find a bargain to uit, a I will sell on
accommodating term. A plat of the premises can
be seen, and particular s to term can be had, at
the 8tatb8MA3 office, or of the undersigned, on (he
premises.
- ALFRED BTANTON.
November !T.
ON HAND AGAIN !
W. L. WADE
H- AS AOAIX OPENED OUT WITH A
saaoruiient of
Dry Goods,
Clothing-,
Uroeerles,
Boots it Sboes.
Hardware, k-e.,
Asd will rxebangs ths tame as cheaply as soy tfber
man for Ca8U or PRODUCB.
North Salvm. Arril T. 187u. . spit
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
LARGE STOCK JUST KKCEITKD
Direct from the East.
BLANK BOOKS, atw styles,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
MUSIC BOOKS ot all Stlstds,
Fresh lot of NOVELS,
CIIROJTIO LITHOGRAPHS,
MORTOX'S GOLD FENS. .
We she call attention to out large stock of
WALL, PAPEK.
YKATOS ds, BOO,
Commercial street, Sale
April IT.
W.W.MARTIN,
IMP0ETEK AND DEALER IX
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
AJVD SILVER WARE.
COMMERCIAL ST. : : : : SALEM-
Jewelry Made to Order.
All Goods Warranted.
A Good Assortment Just Ecceired.
Best Electro-Plated Ware, on White
Metal and Nickel Silver.
Palem, June 1.x
TI1031AS CHARM AN,
CULIS DC ,
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS. CL0TI1IXG
IIardwaret
Paints. Oils. Sash, Doers. te.
OREGON CITY. OREGON.
novS
. SALEX
Boot and Shoe Store
Three Doors from Oregon Candy Manufactory
on Commercial street. ,
T. 33. IwTCHOXjS
HAS JUST OPENED A
Pfew Boot and Jsnoe Store,
And baa a Fine assortment for
GESTS, LADIES & CHILDREN'S WEAR
Lately purchased in San Francisco, and
For Sale on Host RcaonaMo Terms.
Salem, Feb. 19 '
DISSOLUTION NOTICK.
THK COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be
tween Uie nnterslsne)t I this dsy dissolved by
nmtual consent. The business will hereafter be eon
doc led by Terrell A Jackson, thev assuming all lis
bill tie of the late Arm, and to whom all claims das
said firm most be raid.
G. P. TERRELL,
A. J. MOftROK.
Salem. Kay S7.1S70. -
DRIKD PEACHES ASDPLCM,
- Very choice, at COX k EARHART'3.
DISOL.UTION ROTICB.
NOTICK niREBY GIYKK, thst tbe eopart-
nershlp boaines heretofore exiitlng between
John Barker and William Baxter, In the business of
blackamithlnR, -in the city of Salem, Is this day dls
solred by mutnal consent. All debt dne the late
firm will be collected by William Baxter, who will
continue the buiines at the old itand, and solicits a
coatlnnaDcs of past liberal patronaire.
JOHN BARKER,
' WM. BAXTER.
Salem, Jnne S, 1S70. xlm
J-ESBITT'S MEAT MARKET,
Oa Commercial Street, opposite tbe Unionist Office.
Here can always be found .' - '
The Best of FYesli Meats,
CaremDy prepared for market, and kept In every
variety, Mr. Kesbltt will always have
n ; . . -
. Sugar Cured Hams and
;u Dried Meats, '
Conatsntly'en ani, aufrSxtt
STALL-FED BEEF
. . At the old stands of :''.
SALEM IVlarlset
' (Known a Crosi'cld stand), and' .
O-AJpflTAJL IVIarket,
Kept by WM.M.LACQ HEAD.
THE tedersirned will esrry on rh bosiness at
these wU known stands, aod Is prepared to
supply a nice article of 8TALL-FID BEEP, and
ether jroed meats, at the same old prlees.
Mr. LAUGHHKAD will eontlnne In cliargs ef tbe
Capital Market. -
-,r , . DAITIIL CTJUIK. .
Salem, March W. '
. . THE BEST
Chevrfng & Smokingr Tobacco
r, ; And Prime Cigars I -.
At Post-0lce Store.
MISCELLANEOUS.
UNITED STATES MAIL;
WASHINGTON AND ALASKA; TER.
, EITORIES. .
; Peer Qmes ItarAiTaWT, '
,. WaJtkitifrton. ADriloO. 1ST0.
wrpnar.H will be rceiveJ at the Contract Office
a thta TMiiactniMit nntll a o'clocr B. m. oi
wntdav. June 8.1S70 (to be decided by the
80th). forearylng the mails of the United rtates
from -July 1, lSti, or aa soon thereafter as prse.
tlaWe, to June 80, lbja.cn the following rouwia
th Territory or -
wAsnmaTOv.
and by the schedule of departure and arrivals
herein specified, vis : ... - . - ; :-
Port Towniend. bv Ean Joan, on
Toneaa. and Fori Wransle. to etus, Aiasaa
lerritory, 800 mile and back; once snonth, In
uiti.hl ud aafo ateamboata. -
lesvw Port Townsend on the 1st of every month;
Arrive atstika on the loth or the same montn ,
Leavs rtUca on the 16th of every month j . :
Arrive at fort Towniend on the 221 of the same
Proposal to begin service at Portland, Oregon,
Intsead of Port Townsened, 500 miles farther invi
ted. Also lor service twice a month.
INSTRUCTION. I
Containing conditions to - incorporated in tho I
coattvu to w men ins ucpanmewmuW l
vrooer
The medal stents of ths Post Office Department,
en exeliibition of-their credentials, also post office
blanks, mail sags, lock, and keys, are to be con
veyed without charge.
Tbe route arents or tne dmsrtment. thonia it i-
pslntthem, to bs conveyed without charge, aad,
for their exclusive tue while travelioe with the mall.
a eotBmodioua apartment is to be provided oy tne
contractor, under the direction of ths department.
No pay will be made for trips not performed ;
and for each of such omtsalons. not satisfactorily
explained, three times ths psy of tbs trip may be
deducted. Arrivals behind time as to break connection
with depending malls, and not satisfactorily ex
cused , one-fourth of the compeniatlon for the trip
Is subject to forfeiture. Deduction will also fee or
dt-red for a trade of performance Inferior to that
specified In the contract. For repeated dellnquen
cies of the kind, enlarged penalties, proportioned
to the nature tnereol and the Importance of the
mail, may be made.
Sines will be Imposed, uoies the delinquency
te proitptlT and satisfactorily explained by certi
ficates of postmasters or the affidavits of other
credible persons, for falling to arrive In contract
time ; tor neglecUnr to take the mall from or do
urer it Into a post office, for suffering it to be wet,
Injured, destroyed, robbed, or lost; and for re
fiulrr, after demand, te convey the mall as fre
quently ss the contractor runs, or is concerned in
running, a conveyance en the rente. '
Tbe FoBtmatr beneral may annul the contract
fer repeated failures to a Ereeablv to contract, for
violating the post office laws, or a isobeylng the in
i ruction of the department.
Toe roatmasver Ueneral may order an Increase
of the service by allowing therefor a pro rata In.
cre&seinthe contract pay. He rosy chance the
cneauie or departures and arrivals,- provided that
by so doing the runnier time be not abridged.
Sach bid must ee ruaranteed by two responsible
person, certified to be such bv a oostmaster or a
Judge ot a court of record. The department re
serve tne right to reject any bid which may be
aeemeu extravagant, and also to disregard the bid
of failine contractors and bidders.
For form of proposal, guarantee, snd certificate,
and also for other Instruction ss to the condition
to be embraced in the contract, Ae., see adertise
saentef September 80, 1S09, inviting proposals for
oau service in u morula, and Oregon and Wash
injrton, to be found at the principal unst offices.
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, super
scribed, "Mail proposal, home No. 1M21. Wash
ington Territory," aod addressed to the second As
sistant Fostmaster General. -
JNO. A. J. CRE'WFLl,
Postmaster- General,
NEW ENGLAND
llQtual Life Insurance Co'y
OF BOSTON.
INCORPORATES..
..1835
The Oldest Purely Mutual life Insur
ance Company In tbe United States.
Assets, :!, 000,000.
Tims ONLY MASSACHCSETT3 COMPANY, AND
1 the only Company eorernert by the MASSA
CHUSETTS NON-lOKFElTUKa LAW on the Pacifie
Coast.
PRACTICAL. KXAMPLE3 Of THE
BAENKkTITS OK THIS LAW.
A. C. E. Miller of Portland, Oregon, insured un
der Policy No, 18,051. for $5,000, died over six
months after fie premium was due and unpaid.
The S5.000 was promptly paid tbe widow, leas tbe
unpaid premiun.
J. W. Jones, of Colusa, California, insured under
Policy No. 88,016, for $10,000, died over four
faonth after the premium . was due and nnpald.
The $10,000 was promptly paid the widow, lesa the
unpaid premium. .
J. B. Baldwin, of Colusa, CaL, Insured under
Policy No. SiJSX, for $1,000, died over three
month after the premium was dne and nnpald.
The $1,000 waa romptly paid, lcsa the unpaid
premium. . t v '
I it not an object for 70a to Insure In a Com
pany where ycur policy Is protected by such a wise
an i equitable law f
This Company is not rentrlrted to Investing; Its
fnnt In Massachusetts. The funds sre Invested in
the best securities, wh.re the largest interest is ob
tainable. Thus It bas been a le to return as divi
dends to the policv-holilers It cash during the
Vist four years, $3,466,109. - Dividends payable an
nuallj in cash.
EVEUSOX & MIDDL.EMISS,
. , i, GENERAL AUENT8,
PACinC BRANCH OFFICE-Northeait corner
California and famsoae St., opposite Bank of Call
ornla. STERLING M. IIOL.BREDGE
PORTLAND, URBG05,
sokhki roa'
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TEEKITORT.
May.26xslm " 1
SWllING AKRAIVGEaiET.
Great Reduction
IN FARE t
OREGON AND CAL; STAGE CO.
IALEM TO SX FRAKCIJSCO $45
Portland, San Francisco, Sew fork
THROUGH TO HAN FRANCISCO IN 5 DATS,
KEW Y0KK "11 "
Tbe gtages of tbe Company connect at OrovUle
with the Calif ;ro la Northern K. and BteamboaU
at Sacramento for can Francisoo.
Aluo, at tbe Junction of the CAUrOENIA CEN
TRAL with the - r
Great O-rerland Bfktlroad to New Tork
Stages leave Salem, bound annth. at sbont 4 o'cl'k
Sm. each day, passins; through Albany, Corrallis,
n, Oakland. KesebnrH. Jacksonville Trnk
Shssta, Red Bluff. Chico, an i some of th finest val
leys upon tne ractno coast, combining pleasure,
For Portland at 0 a. m , daily.
T"Offio on Court street In Keed' bnlldlng.
, ; . WM. OOKBRTT, Agent.
' Balem, May. 3. . i xstf
SAYINGS I SAVINGS I
First IVational J3thlz
Ot PtRTLAND. '
Savings Department.
fTIHH BANK has established. In MMtt k
X its general banking business, a Saving De
partment and will allow Interest oa ootn deposits
nwic ui Ktoniucg wnn tne eonuiuons adopted by
.tale Bank. 1 - .. ..- . - -.
. Ia ectablishlna a 6a vines DenartniMit. thl. R.nV.
ing Association has In view the benefits to a elass of
persons aaving small sums to loan, by providing a
safe place ol deposit, ample security, and fair rate
ef interest, as well as to aggregate and bring into
ae Idle capita). - For tbe safety of deposits in this
wans, are pteagea tne enure capital and resources
and also the- personal liability of Its Directors and
Stockholders, as nroTlded b see. 19 of the National
Currency act, approved June 8, 1SA4, a greater secu
rity una tbat offered by ordinary savings banks.
Printed copies ef tbe conditions upon which de
posits are receired cao be had upon application te
(he Banc. UE3BT FAILING, President
Jambs Strl, Cashier. :
V DIRECTORS I : .;
Henry Palling, T H. Wakefield. W.J. Taa Schuyler
nenrv w. uoroeii, .
PATROjnZK HOMK IICDMTBT,
' TIIE PIOTSTlILllt
CELED HAIR MANUFACTORY.
Is feaw prepared to wpply tk Market with a
No. 1 Article of tnrled Ilalr
" FOB s UPHOLSTERY WORK, '
Which will com pars with any imported article ,
Ia CLstallty or Prise. , ; ;
I pay th highest price toe Manes aad Tads of
Hones and Tails of Cows at my store, corner ef
rroat sad Babaoa streeta.
D. KETZQER,
Uay, 6. xx Itrtisnd, Oegoo.
MEDICAL.
AYERS'
HAIR VIGOR,
For Restoring Gray Hair to its
natural Vitalit and. Color. :
' A drewlna which la at once
arraeaMe, healthy, aad effe.'
tosl for preserving tbs hslr.
Faded or gray hair U toon a
rtetored to it original color
cithte glou and frtt
qfutX. Thla hair is thick
ened. tailing hair checked,
,and baldneu often, though
J not always.' cared by it as4. '
"Kothlogcsn restore the hair
where the follicles are ilettroytd, or tbs glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be
saved for osefutnesiby this application. Inittad jf
fouling the hslr with a pasty sediment, H win keep It
dean sad vigorous. It oeeasteaal as win prsrent
toe Jia r irom turnins graj or iuuig w, .u winr
qaenlly prerent baldness. Free from thos dellterl-
snhstancts which maks Some prepsrsuon aan-
gereas and lnjorioas to the hair, the Tlgor esn only
benefit bat not bam It. If wanted merely for a
ILSJR DRESSING, 1
Nothing else ean be found so desirable. Containing
1., u .... it da not sail whits cambric -
nr 1 w.c vi. mv. - - -
and yet lasts long on the lialr. giving it a rich glossy
llXfjlCS aVllU m K aaa7 taa j-aiiinui
Prepared by DR. J- C AYER & CO
Practical axd Akalttical Cuescsts,
lowell, mass. , ;
Price, $1.00. "
rmr gold by a!l drnggltt and dealers In medlctna
everywhere. t t
BMITH k DAT13, Portland, , 1
CRANE k BRIG HAM, Ban rraneuco,
septlTrwty
AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS. .
For all the purposes of a Laxative Medicine.
Perhaps no oaa medi
cine I so universally re
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was
ever sdj before so uni
versally adopted Into
nse.io every countryand
UJVUft -. mm
this mild but efficient ..
purcatlv Pill. The
K Iah. a Mf.9 I-
..a'igit Is a more reliable and
dy than any other. Those who have tried it, know
that tt eared tbem ; those wno nae aoi, mow wit
It rnres their neighbor and Trteods, ana an Know
tlat what it does once It does always that It never
fulls throufrh any fault or neglect ef Its composi
tion. We hsve thousand upon uioasanas 01 cer
tiflca'cs of their remarkable eare of the followmf
complaints, but cuch cure are known In every
neighborhood, snd we need not paousn inem.
Adapted to aU ages and conditions to au eiimatea,
conlainiug neither calomel or any dtleterlou drug,
they may be taken with safety anybody. Their
tugar coating preserve them r ' fresh ana makes
them pleasant to take, white betn rrely vegetabla
no harm can arise from their usr .n ny quantity.
They operate by their powerful Influence on the
Internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate
It into healthy action remove the obstruction of
the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
body, restoring their Irregular aOioa to health, and
vy tun ei 1 ui)(, wnfirm ukj cxni, ram aoruQ
ment as are (he tirt origin of dikease.
Minute direction are given In the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
Pills rapidly cure :
For Dyspepsia or Indlfestlom, List
lite, they should be taken moderately to stlmultee
the stomach and restore Its healthy tone and ae.
tion.
For Iil-wcr Cemplalats and Us various ysnp
toro. Bilious Headache, elesi Uwo.
ache, Jaundice orUrtra alekiaosa, Bil
lons Colle snd Bilious Fevers, they should
be judic'trasly taken for each ease, to correct the
diseased action or remove the obstruction which
cause it,
For Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but on mild
dose is generally required.
For Hhcsmatlam, Oont, Gravel, Pal
pitation of she Heart, Palis. Ik the
Side, Back and A.olsta, they should be contla.
nously taken, as required, to change the dieased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
Por Dropsy and Dropsleal SwelltBga
they ihonld be taken in large and frequent doses to
produce the effect of a drastic trarge. -.
For Suppression a large dose should be taken
. a it rrA i. . , Vi A i w4 fTt kv rninmlhv
As a Dinner PHI. take one or two Pills to
promote digestion and rerfsve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulate the stomach and
bowels Into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and Invigorate the System. Hence It Is often ad.
vsntareous where no serlosi derangement exlits.
One who feel tolerably well, often find that a
doxe of these Pills makes him feci decidedly better.
from their cleansing and sr. novating enect on the
digestive apparatus.
Prepared by DR. J. C. AYER k CO.,
Pbactical hid Akalttical Uhimist.
LOWELL, MASS. ' .
Price 91.00.
sr bom oy all arurgtita ana acsier in meaiciae
everywhere.
SMITH A DAVIS, Portland, lWholesal
CRANE A BBIGHAM, Ban Francisco, J Agents.
njayiBtsMm.
8 II OO F1.T t
thlok I hear the bay horse courh -It
he ain't cured 'twill Uke him off,
I'll buy some "H. H. H." this dsy
And give tt to my poor old Bay.
1 ieei, 1 icei, 1 ieei -That's
what ths old horse said,
I lutemper working Its way through
.- y poor eld head.
Chohcs f hoe I Fly, don't bother ms,
Shoot lly, don't bother me,
Shoo I lly. don't bother me,
I'm using "H, H. H." you ee. .
I feel, I fee', I feel, . . ' '
I feel like the sun at qpon,
... . be H. H. H." youga.ete me
lias cured me up so soon.
1 ieei, 1 ieei, 1 ieei, ,
I feel like a ray old sport.
No apraini or vpavin bother me, .
No wind grfll 1 report.
, kCHOBC8 Shoo ! fly, c
I think I bear the Jockey ay,
, My faitett Horse got hart one dsy
, , He sprained hi lioib aod iparlns came
And made my trotter very lam.
I feel. I feel, I feel-
That' what the trotter (aid -'
I must have "H. H. H." this day, .
Vaf T am st Imnat AmA
Cbobds Shoo 1 Fly, Ac
It cure atl itraln and braiie sore.
no weakened joint w need deplore ;
To colic and crampi It shots th doer
This "H. H. iW ot WlUiam k Moore.
1 ieei, x mei, 1 iee
That's what the Jockey ald
. A sick horse need some H. H. H."
And rood straw for his bed. .
Cbobds Shoo 1 Fly, Ao.
vn nit in no 1 um ii 1. 1..1..1 m.
two table spoon fulls of ih H. H. U. add one pint
of water and drench the boras, aad repeat in ar
gent cue. Por man, woman or child, rlren In
doses from 5 ta SO drops diluted In water, will
relieve colle almost instantaneously. "J. p. T."
Druggit, do try It.)
THK BEST. MkUuINE In the market. For sale
by all Drorgtita and Dealers in Medicine.
HoDOaC, VAL.rn.lf dk C., Asreatts. ' '
ma21s e Portland. Oresoa.
1 nn n -ri 1 --
LrtUU M l ILlUn,
33 A N" 13L23 H. O .
f ..:: - - -
PORTLAND, OREGON.
' Established, 1859.
DEPOSITS received and Aeeooats kept, (mbjct
to Check or DrsfL
INTERE8T allowed on TIME DEPOPTT9 or TBCST
FUNDS, in sams of ONE DOLLAR AND CP WARDS,
.FROM date of deposit, .
Honey Loaned on Approved Security , ' "
BONDS, STOCKS, snd ether vafaabie, received
ON mCPOSlTfnr SAFE.KrV.PIM3.
' COLLECTION made, and areeesds promptly re
mitted. .
' INVESTMENTS lN REAL ESTATE and other
property made for parties.
Agents for tbe Transaction ef all kinds ef FINAN
CIAL and TRC3T BUSIS ESS.
" - - " ... . u . r
Sight arid Telegraphic Exchange
On San Francises" aad the Atlaatle States for sals
GOYERNMENTT SECTJRI riES bought and sold. " .
. . . ; feblw 1
I?uddins: Eivei?
? . fc a -ear maww w .
4 -;OAy-fiAJJUlj. '
$X MUe Nottheast of Salem, between Howell Prat.
. , rie aad Lake Labiah.
WE OAR PrREIIH THD BEST
kind of LUMBER, and will U on reasonable
terwts. W have ea ecellsat planar, and oaa faro
ll nnrnrnt runrn - - - -' "
Uooa LATila mas w oroer.
.-, l Bolter's Uroonxa ' -
AT PORTLAND' rIC23, WITH IxilOHT
added, at
,W. L. WAX) STB,
April 1 Sorts Bsisss.
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