nilfni'iii I i" 'l uniir ELECIUrillC DIMES. TIIE INDIANS. POLITICAL- ) Bkt ffe W nncinn in ci - Associated Press Report and Digests or all Important News of To-Day. MARKETS. WHEAT. Ciucack), Ills. Jan. 2. Wheat steady, cash .83$: May 00J; July .911 San Fkancisco, Cal., Jau. 2. BVheat buyer, '01 $1.50; seasou, J l.M J. STATE. WILL SERVE TIIE FINK. Portland. Or.. Jan. 2. Philip r Davis, of Baleui, plead guilty iu the UTnitod Htntes court to-day to the lebarge of selling cigars without a ilicense, and was sentenced to a uno Rf ?100. He chose to serve out the lne in jail. WASHINGTON. Ithe four hundredth anniver sary. ! Washington. D. C, Jan 2. But- Iterworth, of Ohio, lo-day introduced In the house a preamble ana resolu tion relative to the Worlds Uolum- hinn Exposition. The resolution pro- Jviiles that the president Bijan inviie u.r. uuvomi utninn nml territories to Phold suitable memorial services on Ithe 12th day Jof October, 1892, as a commemorative of the 400th anni versary of the discovery of America. ACCIDENTS. THE USUAL RESULT. Baltimore. Jan. 2. Engineer IGesnell and fireman Williams were killed in a collision last night be tween two trains on the Baltimnre and Ohio railway. The other engin eer and fireman were badly injured. CRIMINAL. A FORGER PARDONED. Lansing. Mich., Jan. 2. Gov- kernor Luce has pardoned Tom Na tviu. ex-niavor of Adrian, Mich., who was serving a ten years sentence for forccrv. Navin, who Is only 312 lyears of age, will resume the pruc- Itico of law In Detroit. MISCELLANY. A CITY LOST IN FOG. New York. N. Y., Jau. 2. rhla i inorniug the city is ugaiu enveloped in a dense fog and navigation in al imost entirely suspended, The iWesteru Union telegraph company Reports but little Improvement In the condition of wires west ami soutn. ILATIST FROM THE BTRUAN SPKCU- ' NATIONS AS TO MIS3I NO VK8SEI.S. Kan Francisco. Jau. 2.- Steamer Scotia left yesterday to the rescue of the derelict ship, Btruan, lumber liiden for Melbourne and abandoned luring a gale off Point St. George. The steamer Moutserrat arrived yes terday from Nauairao. Captain Rain reports that the Struau has gone to pieces or some other wreck Has scattered several acres of lumber over the bosom of the Pacific. Drift was encountered .between cape Flat lerv and EmnireCitv. toward which lth"e Slruan was drifting when last gaien. 'I'"6 Moutserrat was In the Clumber drift for half un hoar. If Iffie lumber did not couio from the IStniau It Is probably the cargo of the KVV. H. Harrlnon, now teu aoys over laue at Gray's harbor. Nothing has Sbeeu uearu oi inenufnsuuniutc un paHing. LATER. Hie steamer W. H. Harrison has arrived here safely. ISbhort hitch on saloons, is it LEGAL? ISan Bernardino, Cal., Jan. 2. The new county saloon license or- fSltiance, that took etfect. to-dey has created consternation among tue Wjwloon inon. it proyiaes mat. a VZ' t...l I .. nf ...tnrci In n nit mi Intw nra. IJWllJVlny w .- at, mu ...,.. .w- ClUCt, as Bliowu oy iuo unui vine cast at the last regular election may jTrotest against auy license ueiug ti,t.rt In their nrecluct and the lioard of supervisors shall then grant 5Sb license. NiucsaloonB wereclostd to-day by theso petitions. jSLrthquakk at ban vwancisoo at noon. uv Fkaxcisoo. Jan 5. Two Rjstinct thocks, with but a few sec 3s intermission, occurred here at two minutes past noon to-day. The gjlKK-kw weie of uuusuul vigor, the fcvlb'ratioiiH extending nearly north l bOlltll. AT BTOCICTOV. EL rather sharp shock was felt at eiecly noon. The vlbnUlouv : south to north, AT OrHWl POINTS. enorts from different points in- Sto thut the earthquake wu M fzteuded, but only a alight finaxiuut of duniage Is reported. ICCCIUCY IN JiKASUUKMK.VTS. Watekvillk, Mo., Jan. 2. Pro- jr Mortry, of the Adelbcrt col- f&'.e. and I'rofeaoor Iloavn. uf Oulbv fjSntverslty, have succeeded In uieas- 'jwlug. by means of wave lengths of Light, the change iu the length of .axfra oi menu cuuacu uy mu via imaua of temperature. The changes Mlengtn were measured in iiiilllou' mm of an luth, an experiment thtrto untried. in the Bad Lands. THEY SEEM DETERMINED TO FIGHT. lltimor of General Brook Ucing Relieved False Ollior Indian News. THREE THOUSAND INDIAN8 BE' SIEGED. """"" nr.n.TivnTnM Inn. (JGlierai Schofleld recleveda telegram from General Allies, . .-.. .Ii.J Tllr.rt 1Mfltr.il Ucuu,; , -, .- o- thousand lntuans, iuciuuiuK about six hundred bucks are now encamped inthoBad Lauds, about fifteen milts fromPineRldge agency. All nvenues of escape are closed by troops. General Miles says me in dians have gathered some cattle aud provlsslonsaud appear to bo determ ined to make thpir flgnt ror suprem acy at this point. He says he will make another effort to get them Imnlt tn the ufrencv without blood shead, and in order to do so he has USlliuiiaiicu a icb'' ""-s- Schofield said that there was uo trutli In the report that General Brooke had been relieved from the mn.ui nt Pine Kldue. General commana ai riuu xmj;o. Miles, he added, ha charge of the e8', 1 1. ' .,ni..no.i iiiiunpif , n, mnt convenient noint for general communication with his forces. Secretary Proctor has had an interview with the President on the Indian campaign this morning. THURSDAY'S NEWS. The Upper Brules are now In open rebellion. Three thousand of them under the leadership of Big Rodi Kicking Bear, Littlo Wound, Short Bull, Jack Red Cloud and old itea Cloud have turned upon the govern ment. American Horse is the only remaining loyal chief. Under cloak of the heavy snowstorm they started off north. Troops have been ordered to intercept them. Depredations hnvo nlreudv becun on ranches. Scores of houses along White river have been burned and cattle run on und killed. Tho hostiies sent word to friendly Indians that all spies would be killed. It is reported that John Dver. chief herder of the gov ernment cattle, had toloavetho gov ernment herd, winch consists oi about 3000 head of cattle, and look out for his life. The herd has beeu seized by Indians. Two teamsters, who are supposed to live in Rush ville, were found dead In tho road' ten miles from tho agency. General Rrooke has ordered 100,- 000 rounds of ammunition irom Omaha. THE PANIC In railroud towns in tho vicinity of Piue Bldge agency is Indescribable. Settlers are pouring iuto the villages on foot, iu wagons, aud on horse back. Many have also ubandoned their stock and household goods, while others have brought cattlo und pouies with them. Some refu gees who traveled through the bliz zard yesterday aro budly frozen, and many wouieu and children aro ill from exposure. At Clmdron, Al bany, Rushvlllo, Oolrichs, Buffalo Gup uud Valentine the panic umouutf) to a stampede. At Rush vllle, guards are on day aud ulght. Refugees aud c.tizons have made for the school houses, armed men patrol the streets at night aud senti nels have been poBted along the roud leading to Pine Ridge. Tho danger of Chadron, which Is the biggest town lu Nebraska west or Jbreinout, has caused the citizens to organize themselves for tho defense of the town. The savages burned the Cath. olic mission uearClrulrou. General Brooke will send a company of sol diers to guard the towu as soon as reinforcements reach him. General Miles, at the head of the Sixth Cav airy, leftChudrou for Pine Ridge at I 4 o'clock iu the morning. KOLDIKRS HURRIED AT . v 1 IHK RIDGE. Amid a wild aud bitter storm the bodies or tn r y nrave ooys, wuo .. at Wounded Knee, were lam away ., II. air l.iat l-onr. TllG COTteCTO. heiided bv Colonel Forsytho and Major Whiteside was composed of fifteen wucoua bearing rudely-cof fined dead, followed by an esoorte of Cos. A, K, JI, I,J aud E of the Sov- eutn CAvnlry. 'lKuer wmi un asslstlngBquad of theSecond cavalry. T in..niiH uwnt fmttt ...imr. fin I.I Ilia lb IT WMM .-WM .. wu. .... . U. vw ...w ..... . -,. .. i t .1 . . Utile cemeiery, euuuicu at, mo cresi. of the hill northwest of the aieucy. The surviving membera of company K looked lo.iesomo euougu witu their thiuued rauks. The vacuuey so striking iu contrust U the rest of the column caused tears to start In the even of many a comrade, After reading the buria service by Rev. Mr. Cook, Episcopalian min ister here, tho bod lea were lowered into the crave. Owing to tho In- tviihelv critical condition or tue surrouudlugBi with the enemy flock BUI IUUUUIMIj-1 .... ..w . w- j lug about tlie ftgency threatening un attack the unual salute of guns was omitted, while tue sort uotea from the bugle aud the wall of the torm wbUpered a Itwt goxl-bye. The remain of Captain Wallace will he sent to Fort 1.1 ley. The body of Captain MilU. who died from rbeu mutibin of the heart, was sent to Omaha. Brooms at Crummau. W. L. Wade, of North Salem, h a fill! HtiftA . iui.ssil tHAFAli nillaA ! and U giving away haudome hooka with eau ureuxH(. tf Surrounded and Besieged i WILL TEST THE M'jUNLEY HILL Chicago, Jan. 2. Marshal Field & Co.. the well-known drygoods mou. have beiran suit In the United Suites circuit court for the recovery of duties paid under protest under provisions of the McKinley tarni hill. Thev iwirun action on the ground of nlleged unconstitutional ity of the net, ni.d suy they win car ry tho case to the United Stutes su- .preme court. OCA LA PLATFORM NOT INDORSKD. St. Paul. Jan. 2 At the session Afttm otiita CiiMitaro' lllltltltn 11 riHt- VI VUU DViHV IW.taiW ......., 1..tl... n tiulnNu Mm Onnln iilnlf.irni Wtta heavily defeated, uud the subject ,. f 1 -.1 t !,. !" .v.-.."hw, .. Jara um wa3 ludorseu HAVE CA1TURED MICHIGAN. Lansing, Mich., Jan. 2. Gover nor Edwin B. Winaus aud all tbi new democratic state oillelals havi qualified and assumed tho duties of lhdr re8pectlvo 0niCes. Thursday nf next week the democracy of Mlchlgon will Indulge in a mam moth demonstration in honor of their return to complete power in Michigan, after a lapse or miriy- fclgbt yeara UA Buster." The Oregonion's 32 pago New Year issue was well described by the . ..,. ,, r above exclamation from the lips of hundreds of our citizens who get It every morning at Salem on the 10 train. It Is the great morning pa ner that Salem people seem to like aa hundreds of copies are taken, aud its circulation is larger here than auy other paper except the Evening Journal. It is carried by pony carriers and sold at all the news stands. The nearness of Portland to Salesa explains why no Salem morn lug paper has ever grown to metro politan dimensions. Tho New Year's number contains an nnnrecintlvo sketch of Salem The illustrations and special articles about Portland and Oregon are liuely prcsouted. Happy llooslers. Win. Timmons, postmaster of Idaville, Ind., writes: "Electric Bit- tnpj lina rinna mnrn fir ma t.t.nti nil other mediciues combined, for that Daa reeling arising rromivianey anu r.lvor tnuihln ' Irli n T,iallr ffirmer and stockman, of same place, says: Kind Electrin Bitters to be the best Kidney and Liver medleiue, made ma fruit itlfa a tmw fllun " .1 W Gardner, hardware merchant, same town, says: "Electric Bitters is just the thing for a man who is all run down und dou't care whether he lltrna nr flfou lii. fmltifl nnw at rnntrth good uppetlte und felt just like he nau a new leuse on me. umy ouc. a bottle, at Fry's drugstore. Go to CrissBiaus for ribbon, all widths, all prices from 4 cents per yard up. Mrs. M. E. McCoy, physician and surgeon, No. 290 Commercial street. Chronic diseases a specialty. Con sultation free. 12-8 tf Remarkable Rescue. frfl Xllnliuul niiWnin Plnlnflulft Ill,, makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; sue was ireaieu tor a monin by the family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was a hope less victim of consumption and thut no medicine could cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption; she bought a bottle and to her greut de light found herself beucllted from first dose. Hue coutinueu its use una after taking ten bottles, found her- ctilf amind nnrl wnll. nriw !fW"i tier own housework and is as well as she ever was Free trial Dottle or tins Great Discovery at Fry'a Drugstore, large bottles 50c to 1. Largo clothes baskets; only 00 cents at Crlssman's. Instruments Filed fur Record at thi L'oaBtr Recorder'! Office. J H Palmer to Joseph Hart mau, 1 acre near Mt Angel. 9 100 250 1 2000 429 O W Wuterburcr and wife In f'lirln .Tnlinnnn. 1 ucrn nf luud in t5 u, r 1 w. P A TTiiWunl tn T C How. ard, lots 2, 3, 8 and 0, lu blk n i..' i,.i .. ,1 ... v3.,l,.. I 111 IVCVM IU lu OHiCIUi A P Vrlilv nml wlfo In II A Eddy, 5 acres In t 0 s, r 3 w. J II Albert ami wire to n c Honi; the wl of lots 2 ftnd 3 n b',k $ University n.t ).. C.I.... ad to Salem. CROFULA , vlood Hhlell , r. ,uc.cs wwChtl lumps ot swelling ouiU ......l..f .l.n..!. tit Aft nAlnful rUIll li iailU3l'l IIUJ ., WOW '..' .t...rm. Ia nrtVt! itevblllt l'I lores on tho arroi.lecs.fr feet eu-l'e alcers In Uie oyei, enri, or note, oMeu .ait! sis bllndnen or deafnest; Is Uie origin oi .tlmples, eancrous crowthi, or ue u,!l" itlier mmlfestatlons usually ascrlU-4 lo liumorsj" and fastening upon tutluntrs, amci eoniumptton, and death. Itelug .he most ancient, It Is the most general i4 U dlieases or affections, fot ery few persons are entirely free from It. Ho.r.cr cured By taking nood'i SaruparUU, which, 1 the rcmaikable eurei It ha accomplished, jfteu ben other medicine hare failed, hit riFnwrn Itulf tn h a rvitent and Decu). .-w f-w - .- w, -r . r- -w r-' l ' ur medicine for thU dlscaaa. Bgpie ol iheto cure aro really wouderfnL If you suffer from scrofula or impure blood, be lure p try flood' Banaparllla. - fcery spring WT If t Wld cbUdren bare oeen troubled wilh urofula, acres brc k. jig out on then la tartous placa. Iy Utile boy, three year old. la bn a arrlbU) sufferer. Ust spring he was uie mai U tor fn he4 o fret. I wa advtswl to us Reed' Earpar, and e LaieaUUksnU. The resultl that all hare ba cured of the fcrotula, ny little boy icing entirely frt from aorcs, & all four ,f my chlWren look bright and kealthy " V. u. Xtuhutov, I'mmU City, H. J. Hood's Sarsaparllla iMrintftt. li lx . rtpnlf t, MOOD a CO, AioUmmI, LowsU, U4 IOO t9 Onm Dollar WM . BROWN L Co. Ms -anc 231 jL&J Sash and Door Factory Front Street, Salem, Oregon, The best clnss of work in our line at prices to compote with the lowest. Only the best material used. Waste paper baskets at Cri&amans. An Excellent itrmcily. Dr. Heideii: I consider your Ethereal Cough Syrup an excellent remedy for all the diseases for which you recommend it. David Richaiit, Modesto. Large size $1.00, small CO cents. For sale by all diugglsts, See it, Tky it, Uuy it. The now V. S. No. 2 Singer sewing ma chine. Burt Case, agent 181 Com mercial 8treet! 12-19 tf. Long bar toilet soap 5 cents at Crissnmns. Closing Out Sale. J. W. Crawford is closing out his stove9 and tinware, prelening to sell these portions of uis stoek at great reductions to again moving them. d-&-w-tf lllbbanl's ItheuimiUc ana Liver rills. These plhsiire Hclentlllcnlly compounded undiinllbim In notion. No Brlplng piiln 80 eominonly followlnt; tho uso of pills. Tnoy nre adapted to both ndtilu aud rhll drenwltb perfect safety. Wo emuanlee ihpv liavonoeiiuiil In thocureofxick licul- ache, constipation, dysiicpula und bullous ncss and. ns an npnetlzer. they exccll any other preparation 177 ly Hiiuiu .t stonier, mho am. LuiiHEit.---Colli raoters mid par ties contemplating building, should not fall to cull on J. F. .Ineubsoii for estimates on rough and ilres-ad lum ber, lard and olllee near agricul tural works. 0-20-e o d-tf. OINT ENJOYS Both tho method nnu results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to tlio taste, and acta fentlyyet promptly on tlio Kidneys, aver and Bowels, cleanses tlio sys tem eiTectimlly, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures linbituul constipation permanently. Forsalo in 50c and 61 bottles by all druggists. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN WANCISC0. CAL, LOUISVILLE, KX. NEW YORK. tl.Y. BAbEM OREtiON, WM. . LAUUK, DH. J. HKYNOI.UH, JOHN MOIIt, J'ltfcidenl Vice )'rt-ldiut . C'akhler GENERAL BANKING, Kicnnneeon l'orthtnd, Hun Krauclkvo, New York, ludou and Iloui; Kong bought and old. HUle, ( vmnty und City wurntnU boUKht. Kurmer ure t-otdlully Invited to depolt vnd trunwicl bunlnbu with ui. Liberal advuncen made on wheat, wool, hop Hnd other proertyri reaaoniuie ruten. lnauranca on nuch w curtty can be obtained at the bunk lu moit reliable coiiii'llW. WILLIAMS & ENGLAND BANKING CO. CAHTAL.STOCK, H Satscrilcd, t200,0fi0 Trsnuct n general banking bnalneM lu all Its branehes. geo. wiixiamh. jil7oh iIvnauy . Preslden Vlw I'rfsidenl ......lUbblr IHItKCTOKH: fleo. WlllUirn. Win Kitg Und, Ur J. A. ltleharaoa, J. W. IIhUmih. i. A. luktr. Jlsnk in new lUehange bloek on Com marfdal strvet. &IMI Tn Htrswberry. I ill I IlniiK froui Un ' until friHt. iWWffpllve price IU1 trte Mcru w jmi ir, liuMellvlUe.Or. ftypPofBsg First National Bank M jBgy-Cash Paid for Wool, Hides and Pells Commercial st. From Terminal or Interior l'oints tho Is tho line to tako To all Points East and South. It is the dining car route. It runs through vestibule trains every day In the year to ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO ! (No chnRO of cars.) Composed of dlnlngcurs unsurpansed, Pullman druwlng room sleepers UI latest equipment TOURIST Sleeping Cars. ilest that can bo constructed and In which accommodations aro both free aud lur nlshed for holders of first and second-class tickelH.nml ELEGANT DAY COACHES. A. continuous line oonne;tlng with nil lines, affording direo'. and uninterrupted service Pullman Blccpw rvrwlonscnn be se cured In ndvinoe ti.ii.'t" any agent ol the road. Through tickets to aud from nil points In America, Kngland and Kurono can be puicuased ut auy ticket oltlco of this com laiiy. Full Information concerning rates, time of trains, routes andotlier details furuldhod on application to any ngentor A. D. CHARLTON, A.'stant aenoral Passenger Ageut. No. Z Klrst street, cor. Washington; Port lnnd, Oregon THE YA0UINA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC 1U1LR0AD And Oregon Development compuuy'i tcamshlp lino. 3 miles shorter, 'M hour -sm tune than by any otlici route. Klnl I'lnss through passeiiger and freight lln from Portland and nit points in the W'l. lamctte vnllev to and Irotn Han FruncUci TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxcept Hundays). lvcnve Albany 1KJ0PM Leave Corvallls 1:40 PM Vrrlve Yaqulna ....... 6:30 P M lyCiivo Ynqulna - .... -U:15AM Leave Corvallls - .... 10:35 A II Arrive Albauy ....... 11:10 A X O. & U. trains connect at Albauy and UorvalllH. Tlio above trains connect at YAQUINA with the Oregon Iuvcloiimuut Cos Lin fHtivirniihlrHbt!twi-in Yiuiuliia and Hu KraucUco. SAIUXO t'ATKH. hTKAMKIlfl. rilOJI YAQU1XA Knrallou, Krldny .... June 21 Willamette Valley, Tueauy.July Parallnn.Huud.iy. .....-......" Willntuette Vnlley, Thursday ' I Karullon, Tiiesday...... ." 1 HTKAMKIM, KROM HAM VUANC1KOO Willamette Vulley, Krlday....June 27 Karallon, Tunsduyn ....... .........July 1 Wlllamulte Valley. Banduy " fl Karallon, Thursday .........." 10 wiiiamclte Valley, Tuesday ..." It This company reserves the right tc change salliug dates without notice. N. i). Passenger Irom Portland and all Willamette Valley poluts can make cIom connection with tho trains of tb YAQUINA ItOUTBat Albany or Corvallls and If destined U) Han Kninclsco, should arrange to arrive at Yaquiua the evening before date of sailing. I'utfsgrr mi Frcigst lUtri Alwiri ts bowrst. Kor Information apply tn Messrs IIL'LMAN & Co., Krelght and Tlckel Agent lfX) nu4 Vti rroiit i, Portland, Or. O.C. HOOUK Ac'l (Jen'l Krt. A l'ass. AgU, Oregon Pacific It. K. Co., Corvallls, Or (1 II. !IAHWELJi,Jr.aen'l Krt; 4 Pass, Agt. Oregon Development Co.. wH Montgomery st.j Wo have the Exclusive Control oi An itn't kau to effir a ptlu t U Off OM4, for IU tk till UADC. fw Cm W4$ ONE AND ONE HALF FOUNtt. GILBERT & PATTERSON, SALEM. ORE. Morgan k Mead, City Draymen! All work done with prowptne and dU iteb, Ouly the Umt men are employed. u THE LARGE ASSORTMENT, SUPE rior Qtiality and Remarkably Low Prices of Holiday Goods at JVJiMa State SURPRISES ALL WHO VISIT HIS STORE. Svichi prices- were never before known in Salem, Crowells' Edition, Hed Line Poets GO Fine Silk Plush Albums 3 50 Fine Leather Albums, decorated inside 3 50 Scrap Albums, cloth binding (50 Chatterbox 75 History, U. S , 5U Life ot'Grant and Sherman, each 50 History, Navul Heroes 50 All kinds of choice leather goods. Glove Cases, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Toilet Cases, Magazino Cases, Music Holts, Card Cases, Etc. Etc. mi I BKIi MM WW 1 F1U1T Four Miles From Salem le Olio Thousand ncres of ns Hue lnnd na there Is In tho northwest, dlvlilutt Into ono huiulroil Hinnll Itnontlnn and fruit furiuH. These tructs for tho FIRST TIME are now placed on the ninrUel, iaii;liitr In prlera irom ?50 to $100 per acre ono third cash, balance outlmo with Interest. No Better Opportunity for Investments in a small way hasbeeu oflercd to tho publlc.fcThtniBnuds of dollars will be expended Jwlthln 'tho next li. mouths lu Iinprovenieuts In the Immediate vicinity of this land, while upon tho traot itKcir, In tho way ol roads, fencing, oto., u large amoiiut of money will bo used, A Free lie to and From tlio Place to any'one WILLIS Court St., Salem, Agents, for Plats, Description and MWHHnBHBapnHMMnVHaMHgHBnKHHnyBnRHBnHHnMBaHi All Sorts of Real Estate on ill Sorts of Terms! We have lots on tho Installment plan, farms and suburban property on easy terms, and ovcry class cr real estate for cash. Tho property we haudlo Is In first hands, therefore purchasers get it without speculative values put upon It. Tho largo list of our sales, especially of farm property, recently, attests tho fact that you cannot aftord to buy real estate without first consulting us. SHAW & DOWNING, 264 Commercial Street, Salem. B-Also general auctioneers. Will tako chargo of auction sales lu any part of the slate, including Halein, and guarantee satisfaction. Specimen Comes Stories Read in every Week BYTHE 45OQ00 KestauihorsI Homes N ethtr Witkly Paper giv$t to anHanHHBnKaaaiannaaMaMaHnBBianBiHMniBnMMMaBMnaHainiMnHHnnHH"nMMiiOT.Miii hmi FREE TO JAN. I, 1891. T unr NEW HtlBHtiRIBEK wha will cat ant unit end un till dip irllh nnmo and mdirf aaC SI.7S ((it vital or Ziyme ifotuy Orttr tr RtgUltrtd Letter ut our rbi), wa will end TUB VOUTII'H COMPANION FREE ta Jaaanrr, 18B1, and for a full Yrnr trom Ihnt Ilato. Thlr Uelud Iha VlT. HOI1BI.E HOLIDAY NtJM III'.UH fur TliuckmilvlUK) ClirUtuiUM, Naw Yaar'a, Easier aad Paarta-aJalr. aad all Illmtrnteil Weekly Hupploiuonla. I AdJreee, THE YOUTM'8 COMPANION, 41 Tampla Placo, Boiton, Mns. THIS The Oregon Land Co. -with Iome Office at (In the Htuto Insurance Iluildlng) aud branch ofllcts In Portland, Astoria and Albany, Has for sale a largo list of drain, Btock and Fruit Farms; also City and Suburban Property. The Oregou Land Co, wan especially organized for tho puroso of buying and sub-dividing largo tracts of land, aud has during the past two years bought and subdivided over 3,1200 ucrea Into Five to Twenty Acre Parcels The fcucot of this undertaking Is shown lu tue fact Hint out orNU tracts placed ou the market, 2 have been sold. Wo claim that ten aort-H ol choice land in Fruit, Yield a that) 100 acres of wheat In the Mississippi Valley, We also make valuable improvements iu the way of roads, clearing the laud, feiuxtt, etc. We can sell a small tract of land for the same price per aero as you would have to pay for a large (arm. Send for Pamphlet r r I 1 n O brooks & cox. nnuaoiHTB, 100 btatk ht., 1 1 1 I 1 1 V aTy a full line of drugs, toilet article, perfumery MrllJljlQ. and Jiotluf, l'reicrltl(iiwoHrerilllycluivHindeU, wishing to ueo or Invest. Call at & CHAM Copies and Beautiful Calendar SCIEHCE looo CllftRMIHG Travel AND CHIIDMHS AMD lADVEHTURE Page grtat Variety tf Entertaining and Initructiv Reading at to hie a price." Iht- Sa 5 Larger Income and Price List. Oregon, 1171 m St Book S m the2"fnco;ot;j 1J1'J ."! dEffl further particular?. Bent Froo. Weekty ton ail Only SOPPUMEHIS $L75 THE Rmiiy A YEAR- 1.75 Notice of Final SoUIcmont. NOTlCK U liurrby ulvnn tlmt tlio under. Nltfiied oxt'ciilrlx of tlio valuta or mm ry fox, (U'cmxocl. Iiuh illod tier lliiul account of tlio mild I'sUile. It. tlio county court of tlio Htuto of Umtoa for Miirion county, and tlmt tho court tin llxod Sul urdiiy.Jiinimry totli, 1HUI, ut ono o'clock 11. in nlt-ild diiv forlH-iirlinr tho mine, nml obJtftliiK tlicroui, ut tlio comity court room, lu tlio county court Innuo lu Marlon county, OrvKon, ami tlmt tho mituo will lio l.llKKIMl llK)ll ut wild tllUO Hllll IllHCU, Dated till Decoinlicr loth. IHUJ. T11K8HA W&.,, Kxrcutrlx of tlio liml will ninl tCHliiiucut uud i-Hluto of wild ilwciwul. J'JjLf'l.. Suniiiioiis. In tlio Circuit i uiirtur the Hlnte of Oro go n, for tlio county ol Murloii. McKlnloy Mitoliell pluiutill' VH. Iiw. II, liuriicH mid Torca llaniPH, Mury lluini-, Mary M. IunbrlKlu iu Win. Ijuiibrlulit. Martfrol J. Murk wood uud Alurkwood, liur IiudImikI, HiiHiin (JriMlionu und Jacob Uro- Iioiik, Anfllny tllicK uud Miles, her liUHimudiclirluliliuruniuuilKutallarut, (looruo ItiirncK, l.unimi Fltyi raid unu Cliarlw KlUKoruld, Kruuctm Ilanuii, Kllt-u lliirnm,Anulo lUriitx.u minor, unit J. II. lluriicH.HdiiiliiUtruioror tlio itnnnilili tMtuto of Kllnlitt and J, II, Jluruu. dofund unu. To Win. l.ainbrljht und Mury K, l.ini-brlubl,duf-uiluuuiibot) u uuxl lutliu iminnor Um flhtlxiif nri'tfon, joii uud each of )ou, uro li-roly iHimrcd to nptur und nimwwr tin Miiiiitiiit rilod iinl nut Jim In tho iiltu n tlllfd mil, Hllliln tun (Im fiom tliu (IuIh of tlio Mirvice of tbU riiliiiuiiiut uon jou.lfiMirviMl within the county, or if nerved lu an; other umuty of IhU mate, then wltlilu twouiy day foiu tlit iluttf of tho kervieo of thUmuiiiiioiin iikui you; aud IfMTU'dliy inibllmtl.ui. Ilinujmi uro ro. iiulitil to ai'Mar und uiuwer auld com iilulut on or Wore the ftit day of tlteutoi lar tt-nn ofwtld imurt, nuxtufloritU weulii pulillcatloii ol Him nummoutt. to wit ou or before tho nwolul Monday, tlio Hi h (lay wf I'ebruury, iKUl.auii If you rail mi loauvwer tor want thereof the lHliiliir will upply to the court for the nU'f mo ihI for lu kahl roMiliilut, to wit: tor tho foru;lMuru of a inorlKiiKO on nulMtato. ThU 1.111111110111 U nerved upon yoti by publlrutlnn, by order or Hon. It V l(ole.Juilieofaia court, ut dutoof I)rcinber27,li&0. J. J. M Ultl'll Y, Attorney fur jilaliitltr. Falun, Oregon, Dec. !rt, la Ut $500 Reward I. WKwillpnyttittubove reward for uny rate of liver comnlalnl. dypeiwl, nick lied.ehe, ludlglloii, wiutlilloo or oo-Ilvem-M wocMnntiteurnwltw wtwt'a Vec eltabl).tr nils, when Ih8dlrti0 r trlUioiiuiplled with. They ur purely vetielabl, uud iwvcr fall v Hlv SMtUAio. tlou. rlutsaruQUted. Uro baxee, enntaln Inii pill. a Jwiitn. Iiewura of Hunter ftdlaiiud mlUiUuiu 'Hio Kfiiulnu inanu. l&tVrrdohlyby TJ1K JOllN f WHWl" Co.l'hleuicoIU, Wold I.) (leu K (HVHt.liniUJist, aiUfOHl. utriwt.atltiui.Or fnPIPI m"'r -wrw-j 'w of tail. BERL N ir .will