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The national Republican., 1869-02-04

REsHIPMEST or CATTLB.-Yesterday q
drove Of about four hundred head OF cattle,
from the interior Of Virginia, were driven
from Alexandria to this city and shipped by
the cars Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
for the Baltimore and Philadelphia markets.
The transfer Of these cattle by land from
Alexandria was made necessary by the
break in the railroad at Long Bridge.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

FIRB.-About 4 o'clock yesterday morn
ing nm alarm Of fire was rung in from box
No. 50, at Sixth street wharf, caused by the
burning Of the restaurant of Mr.. John Watt.
The tlremen were promptly on hand, but the
engines were slow In getting to work, on
account Of having to draw water from the
river. The furniture and considerable other
property was saved from burning, but Watts
loss will be about 81 200, upon which he 4:
fully insured. The origin Of the fire Is un
known.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

THE ISDIASIANs held their fifth sociable
al Union League Han last evening. Owing
to the weather, there was but small at
tendance, but those who were courageous
enough to come out had delightful time.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

The ASSOCIATED SURVIVORS OF the war of
1912 will meet this afternoon in the west
wing, second story, Of the Post Office De-
partment on business Of Importance.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

RUNAWAY CAPTURED.-Last evening OH
Ger Redway found a pair of carriage horses
and harness on Pennsylvania avenue and
Eighteenth street. They had run away with
a carriage, but In some way broke loose from
the vehicle and started on regular tare,
when they were captured by the officer.
They were the property Of Gen. sturgis and
were delivered to him.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

REGISTRATION IN GEoRGETows. - The
board Of registration of Georgetown COM
menced their sessions yesterday morning at
0. O'Clock, continuing their labors until 3
O'Clock In the afternoon. Owing to the very
unpleasant weather comparatively few voters
presented themselves for registry. The total
number ofyoters recorded yesterday was 27l
the large majority OF whom were colored
men.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

GET OUT HoUR LICESsEs.-MCrchant who
have neglected to get out their licenses are
advised to attend TO 1t nj once. The police have
received instructions to look after those who
have failed to comply with the law, and our
dealers and traders may expect Il visit from
the bluccoats unless their names are duly
enrolled at the registers office.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

The LANDLORDS ASSOCIATION, having or
gnnlzcd, publish In our paper to-day list of
places where the signatures of persons de-
,irous of Joining will be received. The as
socintion meets again tomorrow night when
Il general attendance Is requested.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
ORPHANs' COURT.
nEnnunnn ~ laaa

DECEMBER %, 1858,
Dfstrfct Of Columbia, IPdshiIOtOH County, 10 lon:
a the eAs1 Of CLghRNr W. Bennett. Adminig-
TRAITOR OF BARBARY LRFRyRR, deceased, the AZ. .
miniAtFatDT Aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF
the Orphans Court Of WashinEt0n county afOre'
AIRY, 4. b. 1862. for the ANAL settlement and dis
tribution Of the personal estate Of said deceased,
and Of the assets In hand as far as the same have
been collected and turned into, money when and
where Az ne creditors and heirs q said deceased
youched, or they may Otherwise by law be ex.
provided a copy Of this order be Published once a
week for tn rec weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLI.
CAE previous TO the said day,
Test; jas. h, o'BEIRHE,
deN.ThSw' Register of Wills,
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

CoRoSER's lNQuEsT.-Coroncr W. W. Pot
ter held an inquest Yesterday at the First
precinct statOn-housc upon the body of a
cOlored infant, named Arthur Taylor, about
2 months old. AitGr hearing the testimony
the jury returned q verdict, that the cause OF
said death was accidental strunvulutlon. pro-
duced by being lain upon by its mother,
Julia Lee, while In a State Of inscuslblitv
from intoXiCatlOn.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

TINE ExTRsDED.-The water registrar,
Mr. s. r. Bond, has extended the time in
which persons are to pay their water rents
until tho end Of the present week.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
IrNITEp STATES PATBNT 0FYiCE,

On the petition OF SoLoAos 4 BOLLKs, Of ROehcs-
ter. MAssaeh1sstts, praying fer the extension q
Tor an Improvement in Machine for Raising and
Transporting Stones:
It IL ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the tn day Of April next. Any person
may oppose this extension; ,objseiions, deposi-
twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELIshA f9oTE.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

SAFE KEY FoUSD.-We have In our pos
session safe key, found In the gallery Of
the House Of Representatives, which the
proving property and paying for this notice.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

The LIoUoR DEALERS ASSOCIATION
Yesterday afternoon the Liquor Dealers As
sociation held their second monthly meet
ing, when number Of new members were
elected.
The only business of importance transact
cd was the adoption Of resolution request
ing the counsel for the association to bring
an appeal case before court, in order that q
decision may be rendered to guide those en-
gagged in the restaurant and liquor trade
business In future.
A resolution was passed empowering the
ward committees TO invite Wholesale and
retail dealers In liquor who are not members
to attend a meeting of the association, that
they may be made acquainted with Its work
ings.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

DIcKISsOS's PATENT IMPROVED CONBI-
NATION DROP CURTAIN FIXTURES are for
sale at VI, r. PARKER Il Co.'S house, sign
aud decorative painting establishment, 55
Louisiana avenue.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

houses, n three doors sseS.j and 4: sabdividod
nto-
I. PURE AND COMPOSITE METALS,
lr2n. Tin, Lesd.zine, Copper. Brass. Steel.
II. KEg AND BOX HARDWARE. pLACK.
NERs' sTocK. CHAINS,
Nails. Spikes, Horse.hoes, Nuts, Wash.
TiSnsf % 4ooi. ssGli9s soiast, AoSis
bands, &C..
Hubs, SPIKES. Rims, Ielloes, Shafts, Polos,
si. sSy, Seil A1'' Pick and siedEe Han
Nv, coAcH.MAKFaRSSo aSopsA. and MAcHISIsrs
Canvas. Lining,. Lsses, FIinEss. Se..
.: Hs: ks.p. ksSls.nss SSIHR Taois Tsis.iss:. ss. &C.
v. ROPE, HAZE. Moss, BELTlN9.
Moss, "Bxeoislo oak-tsnned Betting,
Gum Packing, Lacinz Leather. sc.
vi. AGRICULTURAL GOODS,
shoyels, Spades, Hoes. Rakes, wheelbar-
VII. BUILDERS HARDWARE.
Locks, Knobs, Hinges, -eerews, Drads,
VIII. dSBissf HsFP'SlF'Gii HARD.
Hsir: Cioth. aimp'' cha'r.cane' Casters
TX. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Cutlery, Pans, Ovens, Kettles. Plat-irons.
X. MISCELLANEOUS GOODS,
Brushes, Can. Openers, sieyea aud siit.rs,
Box-Scrapers. Box Openers. Sleigh. Bells
0rindstones, he.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

THE ISAUGURATIoS.-A meeting Of the
delegates, appointed by the respective COM
panies, comprising the United States fire
brigade and the Washington city department,
took place at Trades Union Hall on Tues
day evening, the object of which was to
make arrangements for the reception Of the
visiting fire companies on the occasion Of the
Inauguration Of General Grant. The arrange
ments not having been completed, the meet
ing adjourned TO Friday evening, when
marshals will be selected to take charge Of
the procession of hrcmen on the 18th of
March.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
House-K Keeping Articles.
70 uOUsEKEEPERs

To uoUsEK
We call the attention Of Houskeep,rs and all
purchasers Of goods In our line to the follow rGz
Ing facts: WI
FRENCH CHINA AND BNGLIsH CROCK
ERY
known to the trade.
GLASSWARE, from the nnest blown and cut to
the ordinary Moulded wsre.
PLATED WARE Of toe newest and most desira-
BILE patterns, and We wayEEaSt EE All vi We sslli nov
fel-3t 5Oi t0dd Fellows HAllD Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

CosTRIBUTIoSs TO THE PRovTDEST AID
SOCIETY.-The treasurer Of the Proyident
Aid Society acknowledges the receipt of the
following amounts since last notice From
Charles +. Coon, for treasurer office, Treas
ury Department, Sl4.15; from j. NJ. McGrcw.
Tor General Post Office Department, Sl4l.5O;
from George T. Brown, serg 'ant-at-Arms Of
the United States Senate, secretary'S office,
sla7; scrgcant.at-Arms' office, s2l3; Capitol
police, s3Ii from +. C.. Cate, for Office of
Comptroller Of Currency, SAD.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

y wAsHISaToS, b. g., jan. IL, 1850.
Vn ne petition q PISLRI. LATTL, Of Ciueiu.
LAttA, deceased, praying for the extensiou Of a
patent granted 70 the said A. b. LAtIG on the 10th
Gay oi APRIL lSo' for an improvement in steam
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at this
once oa the I3th dayof March next, Any person
u9ns, aud other papers, should be hled In this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing
janls.M3w CommiasonsF az PstanI.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
lam -ThSw
United STATES PATENT OFFICE.

y wLsHIEaroS, D. G., January 4, 1888.
On the petition OF CHARLgs WILHELH and ANNA
CArHARIsE wILHELn, Of Philadelphia, PennA. q,
praying for the extension Of patent granted them
Protector for Lamp shadssi
is ordered "a sh.. s.ld Is.iiiSI be heard a. this
may oppose this extension. Qbjeetions. dcposi-
tions, aud other papers should be led In this Ofce
twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA POOTR,
iuns T9W Com mi sslo n erk,f Patents
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
TINTED STATES PATRNT 0PPICE.

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFPICE,
On thS petition q WEiTER Ii. .R6EBUSH. oi Baf.
tslS new York, administrator Of the estate Of g. h.
patent granted The sal u b, Forbasi, on The iith
da o. APRIL 1883. reissued the 18th day OF April,
Aha again relssned In hye divisions numbered
1901 1906, l96 1910, and 1911, the sd
ay o. nay, leto Tor an Improvement In Grain and
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 9th day OF March next, Any person
may Oppose this extension, ObJectiQnBI deposi.
lions, and other papers. should DO nled In this
once twenty days before the day q heAIinE.
jala,ThsW ConnlillolsT Of PItsat.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO
w roast Coffee for families from two
PEKIN AND YEDo TEA STORE.
febi3t 80 Ninth street, between d and l..
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

A PLEASANT REUSIoS.-A very interesting
afiair came of last night at the residence OF
J. A. Williams, esq, 358 Fifth street. About
one hundred Juveniles were assembled by in
yitation of Misses Molle and Matte Will
liams, daughters Of Mr.. Williams. The
evening was spent in youthful sports, and the
ice cream and confectionery were not over
looked The party broke up shortly aftcr one
O'Clock, and the little ones retired after
spending one of the hNppiest evenings of
their lives.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

GEORGE 7. BAssETT, at the Capitol Hill
grocery, corner Of Q street north and Second
family groceries, wines and liquors. In teas
he has nice assortment, including some fine
Imperial and Oolongs which he is selling at
81 per pound. His cotiees are roasted and
ground fresh every day, and sold at the low
est prices. lie II also sole agent for the eel
cbrated stoyer's bitters. Read his reasons
given In his advertisement why purchasers
should call upon him.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
IaaW.sst
TINTED STATES PATENT ORPICg,

TINTED STATES PATENT ORPICg,
" wAsHIEuroS, ID. q, Jan. o, lSe9
On the petition Of LYDIA W. LiTCHFIgLD, Ad :
ministratfix Of the estate OF LAroy Litehheld, OF
ss%.ioa of pstsns sIsntsa hin On ths ~ ii "a dss oi
May, 1858, for an Improvement In shuttles for
LuOIns:
ltis ordered that the said petition be hoard at
this Office "n the l2th day Of April next Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
dcpositi0ng, aud other papers should be died In
this otnco twenty days before the day oI hearing.
ELISHA fuOTE,
janB-ThSv Commissioner Of Patents.
'EHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
q Washington county In the Di.triet Of Columbia,
estate Of Wh Moss. late Of the United States army
Ing claims against The ssid deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the voucher.
thereof, to the subscriber, before the lBh
OF January neXtt they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefits Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January,
1882 Y. Z. BOYLE,
JaG'N3w AdmtnistTAtof,C. 7.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
TINTED STATES PATENT OPPiCB,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y wAsHIsoroS, p. g. Jan. II ls6
On the petition Of CHARLES H. fospR, OF Mobile,
AlAbama, praying for the extension Of 3 patent
granted him on the l7.h Day q April, 1876, for an
Il Is ordered that the said petitio be heard at
this once the 18th day Of March next Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections. deplsi-
tions aud other papers should be hed Ia this oheo
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FO0TB,
jalj-fSw Commissioner OF Patents.
TINTED STATES PATENT oPPICB.
~ wAsHIEGTos, d. C., Jan. s, lSD.
On the petition OF X. HARRT Smith, Of Bergen,
New Jersey, praying for the exteniion Of a patent
granted him on the I7th day OF April, 1855. for
Improvement in Sewing Machines:
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
oahcs on the 18th day Of March next. Any per.
son may oppose this extension. Objections. de
positions, and other papers. should be nsd In this
ohoe twenty DAYS before the day Of hearinK:
ELISHA FO0TR,
-ThfW CommlssionAr q phtents
The national Republican., 1869-02-04
G6IGaBia, TRss hr Day "a FhE ~ JRRNsSJER9r

jas. S:So"Or No.,S7 Equl,, Dosleso.
On motion Of the petitioner, by Mr.. j. j. John.
son, her solicitor, Ills ordered that the defendant
cause his appearance TO be entered hereia on or
this day OtheTwise the cause will Le pToceedsi
with as In case Of default ''NNN'H'u
tSigned) AB.OLlN Jp.tIc, l..
True oopy-Testi Nv
h'1' 1'hEI0s' Clerk ian25.M6t
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

LADIES' should call and see the Embroidered
,'lipper at Princes Stamping and flutinE
hooms, 322 F street, between Tenth and Elev-
enth streets. Only place In town to do steam
Fluting. \
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

WRohyEiRittESa PAPER FOB SALE AT THIs
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

STATEMENT
OF THB
FIREhRN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF WASH
IHoToN AND GEoRUETowS,
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

BLANKETS FOR HIRE during the Inauguration
Ia large quantities. Address
MERCHANT,
\ Washington City Post Ohlcc.
The national Republican., 1869-02-04

ODESSA PAEIRR CoLLAPsISG skirt, the best
made. Douglass, sole agent, No. 5O3 Ninth
street.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-02

THE TRoT AT BuFFMo.-The recent
trot at Buffalo, August II, deserves to
be commemorated. 1t took place at
the Driving Park, where three years
ago Dexter made the unprecedented
time of 2.18 under the saddle. There,
two years ago, Dexter made the oest
time ever recorded, in haruess--2.174.
Last year, on this course, mile was
paced in 2.14 by Billy Boyce.
There were 25, 900 people present al
the Park to witness the races on the
18th. Goldsmith Maid won the $10,.
900 purse in three straight heats, the
time being 2.19f, 2.191, 2.193. This
gives the Maid place by the side o.
Dexter. The latter was bought by
Bonner, who ought now to buy The
Maid also. American Girl has trottec
d single heat faster than the Maid, i
is true, but for sustained effort tn,
performance of the latter exceeds any
thing yet done upon the turf. -Har
lper'S Weekly. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-02
STATE NEWS.

The Supreme Court of Oregon has
decided that constr uctive mileage isilkgal
and cannot be collected.-Multnemah
county has S5, 200, 900 of taxnble. prop
erty.--Oats and barley sell = Grande'
Ronde Valley for Ii cents perpound and
wheat at one dollarrper bushel.--Port-
land capitalists are investing in the Nc
MinnviIle Water Ditch:--Another rich
mining camp has been struck on small
stream running into Salmon rivor.--
Judge a. j. Thayer will deliver the An
nual Address at the State Fair-The
order and the meney for the removal of
the Snake Indians to Klamath Reserva-
ton have reached Salem.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-02

Il
All the men Of big stature did not per-
ish in the flood, although that forty days
swept off the most of them A veritable
Brobdingnag is in our midst to-day.
Chang, the huge Chinaman, is here, and
is suffering the inconyepcies Of his bulky
greatness. The cars afford no room for
him to deposit his ample lumber regions
in. Chairs are shaky props, beds there
are none TO support him, and, altogether,
he. finds New York as bare of conven-
lencc for his comfort as Timbuctoo. Yes.
terday orders were given for chair Of
stout strength aud immense size, and a
bed for the reception of his mOnstrous
limbs will be ready for the giant tonight.
Chang is a monster in flesh, and a
giant in height, and has exhibited him
self in England and Paris While in Eng
land, at the request of the Prince and
Princess Of Wales, he visited the Malbor.
ongh House, and last year he was guest
at the Tuilcrics.
The giant Is eight feet eight inches in
hight, and is about twenty-five years of
age. lie is good looking, and intelligent,
speaks English fueptIy. and is quite gal.
liant IN his way. lie deyotes all his ener.
gy and most Of his business time to the
careful investure Of his cumbrous body
in store clothes. Massive chains make
arcs all about his body; what would
crush pigmy to the earth hang ike silk
en- threads about his chest and girdle.
His feet are exaggerated beetle crushers,
and the rest Of his body is of proportion.
ate immensity.
Chang has wife and two children. and
is said to be great in his affection toward
them. He calls his spouse his "pretty
Kin Foo" and though he flirts and phi
landers with all the ladies, Kin Foo is no
way jealous, believing that man Of such
inordinate size is cxcusablc if he does
overrun with affection for another.
Changs father is even taller than his
son, aud there Is asistcr who exceeds him
IN height few inches. The sister is mar.
ried, and her husband will not suffer her
TO become the object of rude gaze. Chang
has been we'll educated, and belongs to a
fine family. His father is a wealthy tea
merchant in F-Chau. Tho Russian giant
Anak is the only man who has ever ap.
peared that approaches Chang IN height.
Both Anak aud Chang we're exhibited on
the continent together, and though Anak
wore helmet with feathers, which made
him seem OF extraordinary height, Chang.
without any such illusive accessory, ap.
pcared the taller mau.-N. !. World
Angnsl Sd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-02
GOD BLESS THE FARM.

God bless the farm--the dear old farm
God bless II every raod,
Where willing heart and sturdy arm
Can earn an honest livelihood
Can from the coarse and fertile soil
Win back rccompenso for toll.
God bless each meadow, field and poak,
Begcmmed with fairest flowers!
And every leaf that's gently shook
By evening breeze or morning showers.
God bless them all each leaf = gem .t.
In Natures gorgeous diadem.
The orchards that in early spring
Blush rich with fragrant Aowers.
And with each autumn surely bring
Their wealth of fruit in golden showers,
Like pomegranateS ON Aaron's rod,
A miracle from Natures God.
And may he bless tho farmers home,
Where peace aud plenty reign
No happier spot meath Heavens high dome,
Doth this bread. beauteous earth contain,
Than where, secure from care and strife,
Tho farmer leads his peaceful life.
Unvexed by toll and tricks for gain,
Hc turns the fertile mold
Then scatters on the golden grain,
Aud reaps reward hundred fold.
IIe dwells where grace and beauty charm,
For God hath blessed his hope and farm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-02

No young lady can be too we'll instruct.
ed in anything which will affect the CON-
fort Of a family. Whatever her position
is in society, she needs a practical knowl.
edge Of household duties. She may be
placed in such circumstances that it will
not be necessary for her 10 perform much
domestic labor; but on this account she
needs no less knowledge than if she we're
obliged TO preside personally over the
cooking-stove and pantry. Indeed have
often thought that it is more dficult a
direct others, and requires more expo ri
ence, than to do the same work with on,
own hands. Mothers are frequently 50
nice aud particular that they do not. liz,
tn give up any part of their care 20 their
children. This is n great mistake, in theil
management, for they are often burdenec
with labor, aud need relief. Childrer
should be early taught to max. thanselvel
aseful-to assist their pare ats in ever,
way in their power, and to consider it
privilege 10 do SO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-02

A curious discovery has been made re-
Gently at Pompcii. In ahouse 10 course
of excavation an oven was found closed
with an iron door. on opening which, q
batch of eighty-onc loaves, put 10 nearly
eighteen hundred years ago, and now,
somewhat overdone, was discovered; aud
even the large iron shovel with which
they had been neatly laid in rows. The
loaves were but slightly oyerbaked by the
lava heat, having been protected by a
quantity ofashcs covering the door. There
il no bakers mark on the loaves; they
are circular, about nine inches in diane,
ter, rather fat, and indented (eyideutl..
with the bakers elb",;r m the center, and
are slightly raised at the sides, and di
vided by eight lines radiating from the
center into eight segmcnts., They are
now of deep brown color, and hard. bu
very light. In the same shop were fount
sci bronze and 53 silver coins. A mil
with great quantity of corn in excellen
preservation, has been also discovered.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-02

Color OF HoRsEs.-The Arabs illus.
trate their estimate Of the different col.
ors of horses by the following story: 4" A
chief of tribe was once pursued by his
epemies lie said TO his son 4" Ny son.
drop to the rear, aud tell me the color of
the horses of our foe, aud may Allah
burn his grandfather" White, was the
answer. Then we viii go SOUTH said
the chief, for in the vast plains of the
desert, the wind Of white horse will not
stand in a protracted chase Again the
chief said: My son. what colored horscs
pursue US? Black. o my father g Then
VIC will 20 among the stones and on rocky
ground. for the feet Of black horses are
not strong 4 third time tho young
Arab was sent to the rear. and reported
chesnut horses. Then said the chief,
sc are lest. Who but Allah can deliv-
er u~ from chestnut horse. ? nun or cream.
colored horses. the Arabs consider worth
less. and fit only for Jews To ride"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-02
MOUNT HOOD!
TO ToTHEPEoPLE OF OREGON.
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS

r. M. MORRIS N w. G.. AVERY.
both old OregoniaDs, having beyond doubt the
largest OK in the world, propose to the people Of
Oregon To take this monster 10 the Atlantic States
and exhibit him as an Oregon production. This
animal was raised by Mr. +. u. Morris. on Butter
Creek, Umatila county. Before leaving the State
they wish every man, woman and child in Oregon
to see Mount Hood upon legs, and in order TO give
them an opportunity to do so. they will exhibit
him at the Linn County and State Fairs, for the
sum oe IS cents children half price. Their object
in doing Is to raise funds for Transportation.
All those who think that it will have a tendency
to wake up the nocrrlc Of the Eastern States 10
realize the fact that there is such place as Ore
gon on the Pacific slope, and that not only large
cattle, but everything else is in advance Of the
rest Of the world and all that is necessary is in
d,s,, and economy to realize a fortune in Oregon
IN lev wears. and that /: is the best place to en-
low fortune after Il has been accumulated. Busi-
sess men make note Of this, and remember tna'
money Eakes the ey go, ard patronize us accord
ingly.
W. c. AseFy will also haEe supply Of Mrs. h
A. Stipp's Thoracic Balsam on hand, and for sale
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