Pacific Christian messenger., January 21, 1881, Page 8, Image 8

PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, FRIDAY, JAN. 2!, 1881
LOCAL MATTERS. .
South Santiam are both in a dangerous
D etroit , (Mich.,) Jan. 10.—While la­
MISCELLANEO US.
condition. fa great many smaller bridges boring under temporary aberration of
R. C. Bonney, of Amity, is in town.
New dress goods at Mrs? Ross’, Call and lots of fencing are also gone, but no mind to-day Mr». Alice Williams of Al­
lives lost as far as heard from.
i and see for yourselves.
pine township, Kent county, this State,
FOUND AT LAST!
—The Waitsburg Tiniaa thus discourses: cut her tongue nearly out with a razor.
W. JI. Wxtklns, of The Dalles, made
“ Who could say that Waitsburg is not an Mrs. Williams is a devout Catholic, and
Monmouth a visit last week.
enterprising town? Scarcely three months felt it to be her duty to make some sacri­
Bro. Frazier and family, of Bethel, are
ago the town was almost entirely biirnt fice for the Lord. Her condition is critic­
Haé NE VER Faile d t o
visiting fri.nds at Monmouth.
down, and to-day it has more and finer al.
Mrs. Ross will buy dried fruit that is in business houses than before. Every
forkign .
good condition, also fresh eggs.
building is taken as soon as finished, and
S
t . P etersisibg , Jan. 3.—German colo­
R. M. Smith, of this place, had 280 there are continual cries for more. Busi­
head of sheep drowned in the Willamette ness is very lively, for this time of year. nists on the Volga, nsually the most thriv­
ing agriculturists in Russia, are represent­
bottom last week.
The railroad building going on in this vi­ ed in a half starving condition. In one
The damage by ^he Hood in Folk county cinity gives a genuine impetus to thé trad­ settlement of 7000 people there are only
is estimated to be much greater than that er. We expect a regular boom when the about six families whose members are not
with pertect safety,
.rid destroys the poiaon.and imparta to th« broath awort-
seas and ¡Airily. 'O
done by the high water of '61 and '62.
( railroad is* running in order.
obliged to aBk alms. -
—The Astorian ot January'11th, says :
Mrs. Tyson, who has been visiting at i
M ontevidio , Jan. 3.—The relations be­
«Si*pY. f • r' "'Utton. P-fff hethany College. W. Vs.; Pr<f. .1. W Dodd. L !.. D . ,.f VanderbinTElYrrtity. Ten«.:
Bro. Richardsiou's for Borne time, left on The sea gives up its dead, and the certain­ tween Uruguay and the Argentine Repub­
MWi’r KelLÌ^pi’Ì'v’V' ’ llr S“he7-
«-.H Uriaorv. Pf»>. MaruKillCom»». Florence.-Ah».!
I?> * ri I .
I r ■
" ,n v‘- '*
1G
I 1 ler Jit.-M rvaih. Pa un ra. Mo.: Rcv.U . 11. Mill «¡m p |» . Ja*ksonvll«
Tuesday for her home at Middleton, Ore­ ty is now fully established that not a soul lic are becoming constrained, in conse­
FlhtVl<kriADd7T
1
! br L.
G.ult. Dajuu.O.; fhoo. M«<re. Att vat Law Waco. Texa.
L
wL •’’Fiji; wyMUr‘"Ti
v ’V A K
•uFran<-»»eo.C«l.: ElderG. G. Hamilton. Wrai
survived the loss of the Lupata, one week | quence of the impressment of Argentines
gon.
Va PiLr no’d-J* )
V-'1! ' • G 1 i.’
Harnta^lio, Orer ai
W. !.. Richard»..*., Abinrioa.
II..WÀ !■ \ u ;; ■
*■’
■*.
1 1
-«.1^!. fvr. N l«.;i n-w™. Bl H- n.xnport,
ago
last
night,
oif
Tillamook
head.
At
in the Uruguan army. The Bolivian Par?
* ‘
"»«‘•»■^•Craaqr.Sali,! ury.N.C , Elder J. L. Burns.Gretntnk. 8.C., tat! PrrfU « J.Swect. M. I’ B •ton.Mi.Z
"" The Hejmick. liljdge. across the Ln»kia-
The foreiroins and »»ver THlBTY-TtV<> TI1OVSAND other«* have trMltl.d to its re­
mute, although considerably sbakeG7 cau low tide last Sunday Mr. Conltrie, the sea­ liament has ordered that the question of
medial vow era, aud their teatimouial^ will be cheerfully shown to any one.
side
mail
ciftricr,
passed
under
the
cliff
of
union with Peru be submitted to a vote in
be repaired for the present without great
Tillamook Head, and there found the the Departmental Assembly. f
expense. ------
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———
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ghastly remains of twelve men, five in one
If r ':r“srw:<THE" >4
¡wt«r!v and per«t«tently uxed a« directed by label on each box. wc guarantee relief fa
On last Saturday, a party consisting of
e>
cry
cue, «nd an ab»«.lu(
We
desire
to
call
the
attention
of
our
1
heap and seven in another. They were all
"J ta,‘ CMea w“vro
. is free from eonatitutional aJImenta.
Bro. and Sister R. H. Moss and others
OEKTERMAi
W»
eii
1
••■•■Y.WS'
kUHE <’URE”IO ••;
ntt d SUG.
“A'v
*njr r.rt
pars . <<t t th'.
me t I npra
rtatr» f.<
lor A
«» m
m > IfolUr
..
Fer M m * L Ilex, or three
divested of clothing, and the probability is : readers to the Grand Holiday Offer of the ;
* Hokw fur Twu Bollai*. Druggist« and dealer* «ill l-e furr.;» .»d witr^h.4«eak i ri.
on npi'hcution.
te^tn
ntdrrinir.
made a visit to Bro. Vance's, a mile or so
■ Money
M----- A-Z
' ón C<> v I b • « in<
- P’r*** wr‘u J®« Name Po»t >-•■ < Wire.
ffice, V.vnnsy
County iui
mid < i Bini«
SU’.- plainly, *nj
and «rna
».'nd *n<»nuvhy
bom A' Post-
Mendelssohn
Piano
Company,
«hose
ad-
;
otfle«
Order
g
,
b
that'before leaving-the vessel they prepar-
^on
Order t. cu the
Coylagton
Ky..-< tfCircular.
r Registered Letter. arphrant.
IF» util
ie ill not be rtupuntiiile
retuuiuibU^r
»rut ( m
ìa uny
uhm oth^r
utkwr ttay,
IFr
mvMy «rut
A4dre;«
all *y order,
1‘rcpnvior..
•'J'«'**»®*« for
J°r tZuit
*t«
m
uny
<jtK*r
west of Monmouth. The day was delight- | ed to take the best advantages possible ot j 'ert*seu)ent appeal^elsewhere. "This com-
[Mention
IMcstiou thia
ibi« paper.)
paper.l
DOBÏNS L MITCHCLL, Covington. Kenton Co., .K>.
fuLy spent and the diuaer of roast turkey the last chauce of Saving their lives. But i T’an.v °ffers au 8850 8quare Grand Piano,
enjoyed bv the guests. The party return­ ,alas. the place where they eawe in was the ; stringed, 7 % octaves, in a handsome
ed home in the evening after wishing for most forbidding-spot aloug the whole i roSewoo-ll case. tor only 8245, also many
Bro. and Sister Vance and bright little eoawt, an almcst perpendicular clifl' of ‘ °tller 8tJIJs ot Pianos and Organs at great
Woody a happy future..
rock, against which possibly,-if living"to bargains for the Holidays, including sheet
reach it, -they we^e dashed to death or i music at one-third price.
NEWS OF THE WEEK. perished in their futile efforts to get away. These Pianos, including Grand, Square
| and Upright, made one of the finest dis-
1 The wreck is not insight from the place I and Upright, made one of the finest dis­
IS MANUFACTURED. BY
(L'rom the Daily Standard.)
i where Mr; Coultrie found the bodies. Our. plays at the Centennial Exhibition, and
PACIFIC COAST.
were unanimously recommended for the
•—The Seattle public schools are over­ I informant, Mr. Grimes, says the vessel
Diploma of Honor and Medal of Merit.
lay«
about
one
mile
from
the
head
And
one
crowded with pupils.
The Mendelssohn Piano Co. are the first
j mire freiu the light-house rock. The bo-
—There are 104 students attending the
to do a general business with the purchaser
j
dies
will
be
given
Christian
burial,
and
a
University at Seattle.
direct, saving him more than one-half tbo
WE MAKE EVERY VARIETY OF
_ —There is considerable diphtheria in the sharp look out will be kept for the others.
price charged by other tirst-elasa makers.
■The
vessel
is
supposed,
from
»11
informa
­
countrv back of Seattle.
This saving is madeby doing away with
—John Stapleton, of Goldendale, sold tion which we have, to have carried four­ the Agency Systom, and giving the people
teen
men,
besides
Capt.
Ravens
and-his
Lis farm recently near Forest Grove, for
And bytronfining onrselve« strictly to one class of work ;_hy employing none but the
wife. It is most assuredly a very sorry in­ the Pianos at Wholesale or Agency prices.
, $10,000—1’6 acres.
We would recamtriend any of our read­
BEST OF WORKMEN,
—The Corvallis G a. title has commenced cident with which-to begin the New Year,
ers who have any idea of ever buying a
Using nothing bnt
And
w
e
hope
we
may
never
be
called
upon
its 18th year.
.
piano or organ, to send for their Illustrated FIRST-CLASS IMPROVED MACHINERY and the
—The river at Corvallis, on Friday the I to chronicle a parallel to it.
—The Antoriait of the loth, says.: “ Ten and Descriptive Catalogues, which will be
‘
•'v2_VERY BEST OF. SELECTEI) TIMBER
14th, rose 25 feet above low water mark.
ma'led free to all.
"
—Hon. W. D. Fentop, of Lafayette, has : of the unfortnnate men off Lrei>ata were j
And by « THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE of the bu^iuefe, we have justly eAmed the reputati« n ef making
associated himself witk M. Magers In the buried by a party from, the Seaside on
Mothers
!
Mothers
I
!
Mothers
!
!
!
“THE BEST WAGON ON WHEELS.”
Wednesday. It was a work of mercy per­
practice of law at that place.
Manufacturer« bate abolished the Warranty, but agent« m«y on their own lewpcnsibijily pre
I
formed
under
the
most
trying
circumstan
­
—Gov. Thayer has recently appointed
following warranty with each wagon
Are you disturbed nt night nnd broken
Geo. M. Miller, of Independence, O. F. ces. The party consisted of Messrs. Wm. of your rest by a sick child suffering and Wo Hereby Warrant the FISH BROS. WAGON No
.to be well made in evt ry particular and of good
matérial, and thaj the strength ef the same i* «ufficient for all work with fair n«agc. Should any
Paxton, O. I*. Mason and W. T. Burney, Hobson of this.city, two Messrs. Eberman, crying with the excruciating pain of cut­
breakage occur within one year from thia «iato by reason of defective «material nr workmanship«
repairs for the «arile will be furni«hc«l at place of sale, free <»f charge, or the price of «•«! repair«, ««
of Portland, and C, A. . Ketjll. .of Salem, Messrs. Austin, Morrison Clayton and ting teeth ? If so, go at once and get a
t Stanley. They were six hours in getting bottte of Mas. W inslow ' s S oothing S tb --
oar agent u price liat,.will be paid in caab by the purchaser j^roducing a «ainf-ie of tbw broken or
notaries public for.the next two years.
/
url It will relieve tbo poor little snffeter ^¿Tflefectivv part« aa evidence.
Lon. Saylor was instantly killed at a log­ two miles. Capt, A. D. Wass states that immediately—depend upon it; there is no
Racine,
Wis.,
Oct.
1,
18{sO.
ging camp on the upper Luckiamnte by a the vessel got into the very worst place mistake about it. There is not a^notheron
Knowing we can suit yon, we solicit patronage from every aection of the United Stalo«.
very large lqg rolling over him crushing possible. If she had struck half a mile to esrth who has ever used it, who will not Pricos
Ft nd for
and Term«, and for a copy of the AGRICULTURIST.
tell you at on-e that it will regulate the
Lim instantly. He was a young man late­ th, southard a landing might have been bowels and giva rest to the mother, snd
ly from the State ot New York, where the made upon a sandy beach, or half a mile relief and health to the child, operating
KISH.BROS.
CO., Racine. Wis
to the north, upon a cobble beach. Two like a magic. It is perfectly safe to nse
remains were sent for burial.
— Mr. and Mrs. 8.. A. Clark of the Far­ of the bodies were not recovered ; one got in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
; is the prescription of one of the oldest and j
mer have received the sad news of the into the surf and could not be regaiued, best female physicians and nurses in the
and
one
went
entirely
from
sight.
Those
■udden death of their daughter, Mrs. J.
United States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents '
which were recovered and buried showed a bottle.
W Dyerat Walla Walla.
—Port Madison, with its sawmill, foun­ that their garments had been torn from the
Samuel H. Irwin, of Ute Creek, Colfax
dry, machine shop, wharves, store, ware­ bodies by the action of the waves, wrist­
Co., New Mexico, says : The “ Only Lung
lauds
remaining
upon
some
aud
shirts
house and residences, everything in fact
Pad ” has done more for my wife than all
THE =T0HLY
aituated un the 102 acres, comprising the upon others.
ÚIK& 4
—The reports from up the valley indi­ the gallons of Cod Liver Oil, French or
township is advertised. The sale is made
*
American, she has ever taken, er all the
cate
that
the
Willamette
river
is
slowly
to satisfy a judgment for $57,800, with
falling aud the water has done about all Doctor's Medicines she has used.—See
interest and accrued costs.
•—
Cure« by AB9ORFTtox Nature*» wavj
4
the
damage it will for the present. No Adv.
—The .IfoaaiMinew, Jan. 15th, says : The
All LUNG DISEASES. All TH.'iOAT
freshet of .he past two days caused by trains on the O. A C. R. R are yet run,
And all di«oMaof the Kidneys. Blad.ler and
SUMMONS
rain and melting snow. has done much the Clackamas bottoms being covered with
DISEASES. All BREATHING
Urinary Organs by wearing the
damage in this section. The railroad water to such an extent as to prevent the Justice'« Court for the Precinct ©f Monmouth,
TROUBLES.
bridge at John Day has been eon iderably | passage of trains over the track. A severe
btate of Oregon, » Civil action to
Improved Excelsior Kidney Pad. It DK1VKS f Vt o the *y»wnr curative agent*
break
in
the
road
ia
reported
just
above
County
of
Polk.
»
recover
money.
damaged, as well as the two bridges at the
and healing mediciaea-
ItfosMAlIVELuf HEALING and BELIEF,
L oom S achme , Plaintiff.
Deschutes, tbo Miller toll bridge being Junction, but the superintendent of con­
Tt DRAW* Ficon the di»ca«ed part« the
va.
poisons that cau«c death.
struction
has
a
large
force
of
men
at
work
entirely gone, and tlie Ten Mile bridge
N. D awox , Defendant.
SIMPLE,
SENSIBLE,
DIRECT,
Thouiantl. Tratify Io tta Virtue*.
has also given away. The track between repairing the road as apeediS as possible. To N. Damomthe al>ove named Defendant:
PAIN LESS, POWERFUL.
Numerous
other
wash-outs
are
being
filled
here and Celilo, has been badly washed in
I N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OBEGON,
YOU. C*N DE RELIEVED AND
L vou are h-i «‘I-, required to apfiear U-fore the
It CURK« where all elee fail«. A RKVRLA-
many places, %n$ above Celilo even worse. and the bridges strengthened all along the unden-igned, a Justic e <»t the Peace, for the pre­ tio
> , rm «’ i ’ ion
Absorp­
CURED.
It will donbtless take some time to repair route. A large force of men are also at cinct atoremud. on the Ml» dny of March. I mmi , tion or direct application, as opposed to nn«ati«-
Don't
despair
until
yon have tried th:« Sensible,
at
one
o'clock
in
the
afteftioon
of
«aid
day,
at
the
facterv internal medicine«. Sena for our treatise
the damage, though the full extent can work on the line ot the Oregonian Rail­ office of «aid Justice, tn «aid precinct, to answer on
i ; iik < vi.i.h EmxTtw
Kidnev trwablea, «ent free. Hold by druggiato, Butty Ajj
AL
lieniedy.
way
and
the
road
will
be
in
running
order
ahe
above
named
Plaintiff,
in
a
civil
action.
hardly be estimated as yet. Mill creek is
or «ent by mail on receipt of price. $2.
Hcnd for Teetimoli al* and our book, '‘Three
The Defendant will take notice, that If he fail to
1M| fe tiie io igniti an«l lieniiine Kidney Pad.
reported aa being higher than has been as speedily as possible between Ray’s anwwer
Millions a Year.” bent free.
the complaint herein, tne Plaintiff will take Ask for it and take no other.
Landing
and
Brownsville.
Hold
bv Druggists, orjteut by mad on receipt of
judgment against him for One Hundred and
known for years.
Addreaa
Price, M OO. by
Dollar«, with interest from October
—The loss of a large amonnt of wheat Twenty-five
— The Yakima ‘Gazette says : Every-one
4. lHf9, with coa a and di«bun«emeDta of thia The “Only” Lung Pad Co..
The •‘Only’’ Lung Pad Co.,
The order for thia publication was given
who has come in off the range tells of on Pacific dock, caused by the rising of action.
WILLIAM» BLOCK.
Jan. N, 1KM.
willumi hlock .
the
Willamette
river,
has
raised
a
question
^^-OETROIT,
Sllrh.
large losses in cattle, canted by the un­
DKTltOlT; Mich.
Given under my hand thia Sth day of Januarv,
1881.
of
responsibility
of
the
damage
incurred;
precedented severity of the Winter. Some
R.
C.
PERCIVAL.
AGKXTS ANU CANVASSERS
W. JET. AT>A.TMT?g,
cattle men already place their loss at one- The actual owners of the wheat, in most 11-8-fit
Justice of the Peace.
Make front
««Ajo p»r wnk filing goods for
third, arid say if the present weather con­ instances farmers living throughout the
ATTOIOKl * COVNHK1.OR AT LAW,
E. G. UIDEOVT A CO.. 10 Barclay «traet, New
country,
sent
their
grain
here
to
the
wheat
I
York. Head for their Catalogue aud terms.
tinues, they will be glad if one-half of
(Will Prartlrr In all the (omrt.,)
ie-34-ly
brokers, who in turn stored it in their own
their stock is saved.
i
ILLUSTRATED FLORAL GUIDE
Room 9, D ekum ’ b B uilding ,
—On last Thursday evening, the 13th names. The owners look to their brokers For OWl in »n Elegmit Book of 120 Pages, One
inst., a train running on the Puyallup di­ for payment for the grain sent to the city Colored Flower Plate, and H00 Illusfra-tions, with
>Cor. Firat and Washington Bls.,)
i
BF.AlTInL KVRB.RLOOMrWn
Descnplion« of the best Flowers and Vegetable«,
vision of the North Pacific road came to j to them, bnt the commission merchants and Directions« lor glowing. Only JU ceuta. In
Portland,
Oregon.
or German, If yon afterward« order aeed«
grief in a somewhat remarkable manner. claim that they cannot ba held for the loss ( English
deduct the 10 oehUu
While crossing the bridge near Tacoma, ! and that it falls on the actual owners. The
VICK'S HEEDH*are the Itest In the world. The
« kai . < J "iI’J Wil! t< 11 how to amt and grow them.
_ THS BIST IM THE WORLD.
built over the tide lands, the structure i storing of the wheat by the brokers in J F m
Virk’« Hower
d Vegetable Garden, 175 Paget*,
Owr «rrat MjMctalty la grow,.,. Mid
thee BraAlA.1 IU«.. We rfrf/rcr Mroag Pot
suddenly gave way, precipitating the loco­ their own name, it is claimed, is sufficient I a Colored Plate* «' m -'U .Engraving«. For 50 cent« in
Plant., «ultable for i— mediate bloom, eafeiy by metii
paper covf.T« ; 91.00 in elegant cloth. In German
motive and baggage car down in the aalt to make them responsible for all damages, ; or
at all po«t-oa.» Hui.„did Vutottea, ww
English, --i
rib,„e. all Bl*alX for »f. 19 for •», 1» for *3»
and
a
test
case
will
probably
be
made
up
|
Vick’« llhutrated Monthly Mai azine-32 Page«,
marsh below, but fortunately did not do
*0 f. r <» t 33 for «3, vk for »10, lOO for «3.
Colored Flaw in c\ery number and many fine
•r- «end for our M.w O«lde to RHre.ll.rr —
any further damage. The engineer, fire­ for the purpose of Compelling the brokers a Engravings
Price $¡.25 a year; Five Copic« for
«paw. elegantly IlluatraCed—and rAotw fn>m ov«
Five llnudred Finest Sort.. Addnra
man, and one brakesman went down with I to pay the losses to those owning the $5.i»u. Hpecimen Number« «ent lor 10 cents; 3
trial copies for 25 cent«. Aildre««,
TH» DIMGEK * COXARD CO.,
-the train, but escaped injury. At last ac­ grain. . Couaiderable interest is manifested
*Uw Growers,
Grove, Cheater Co^Pn.
JAMF3 VICK, Itoeheeter, N. T.
i tn _-.«ciomer» withe at
counts the train was sticking in the mud. over the matter, as quite a large sum ia
—A correspondent writing from Scio involved, and also the settlement of a le­
WOOD CONTRACT.
I
Mays : Ou.account of the flood, communi­ gal point on which at present a variety of
\V
E w,Ui kecf . ivehealeii num fob a
Vi.?»«'
j-gaiiYfcCO .Detroit,Miri.-
▼ V. C«»*itract tei iixty (to ( < r*i« <>1 Wood, to be
cation with this place has been entirely cut opinions prevail.
I
Steitly le.lur.-d price.■
delivered lacked up in the College woodktttod on or
KASTKRV.
off tor three days. Fonr miles of the track
rlaw.p for our Sow
before the 1st day of Meptember, 18«1.
niurtnaed < «IMarM.
F ort L ravis , Jan. 10.—Mr. Braine of.
of the Oregonian Railway Company, limit­
Naia Merci, CIMI ÌKÌUT1,Ok
HpE( 1FICATIONS
ed, has been washed out, and the bridges El Paso, states that the west-bound stage
Oak krehfl two feet long, «plit» or. < r grub
NOTICE.
gone. The following county bridges have* on Jan. 8ih, was captured and robbed by wood, thrbid «purifying widch kind: orifamii-
Oar Dear ri pt I to Ulnatrated Price
turo. how mnrh of each. Tke.w«Hxl mu«! not Lc
6^rm ore s Artificial Ear Drums
also been washed away. Richardson on \ Indians in Ointman canyon; 100" miles le««
Liat. Ne.99. of Dry Oooda. et«.. will be
than t hroe nor more than nine inch* « in diam­
rtRFH TI.V RF.HTOrtE Tll>; H|U!t*Vd
iMued about March let, 1991. Prices
Crab Tree creek, McCully ou Thomas from here. . The driver and team were eter It nitfat I >• carehiiljr mt-««nred at the titre
uianin" “ ’h* L" - a ” 2
’***•'•>»•«*«.
.
.
best
Iv.y
MMr
|«»e*(|irr^.
of delivery, no allowance tor «».¡(nkag* or nettling.
quoted in Bio. 9R will remain rood until
V
»T- If.. -, aiflvvrn Wlctp. r« H-atri rfi-l>n< tiv. Wa
creek aud the Mehama bridge on the j killed, and everything, including the mail I a\ men*, to be n.ade ld ti c delivery *.f the wood.
that date Mend ua your name early for
"fRU U27.T'1''’ '*'■ f
.......... |<
.
! ,r.
to pieces and carried away.
A orth, and the Sanderson bridge on the
copy of No. SO. Free to any addreaa.
T. F. CAMrBSLL.
DOBYNS' SURE CURE !”
puRE C atarrh
THE BEST WAGON ON
WHEELS
JEWISH BH.OS
,
RACINE, W1S.
Farm, Freight and Spring Wagons,
5
□
m
TJ
>
O
CURE - BACK ACHE
VICK’S
THE DINGEE & CONARD CO’S
ROSES
i
HOPE-DEAF
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