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Iys1Sr.lAMailda Murray appeared

before Squire Miller this morning for a
warrant for the arrest Of her mother,
Jane Murray. She alleges that Jane is
insane, and that she runs everybody out
Of the house and is dangerous. The
Squire issued a warrant for her arrest.
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Poreelains, Photographs, ARbrO-
types, Gems, and Frames Of every de-
serIptIOH, at s49 Main street. Ia
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The CoYoERT.-The next of. the series
Of Court Square promenade concerts
will be given tomorrow evening at the
usual hours, seven to nine, and as usual
the Square win be filed to oyeraowing
on that evening with the lovers Of
music These concerts have become
very popular, and everybody is fond of
attending them, especially these dull
summer evenings when there is no sort
Of amusement anywhere else.
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an arrangement has been entered into
by which capitalists from St. Louis I'M
dertake the completion of the Raleigh
railroad. The purchasers take the road
as it is, agreeing to complete il from
Union street 10 Raleigh and Bartlett sa
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Observation-Disclosures at the works of
the Memphis Water Company.
l47 II W. L, CAMERON, Secretary. /
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The SULPHUR WELL.-Who has not
heard of the wonderful sulphur well
lately discovered at the corner of Elk
change and Alabama streets2 The
whole town has been ringing with the
merits of the sulphur well ever since It
was first brought to notice, and we are
told that hundreds visit it daily in order
to test its medical properties. Messrs.
Levi & Bro, who are proprietors of the
well-known staple and fancy grocery
store at the corner Of Alabama and Ex-
change streets, are likewise proprietors
Of the sulphur well, and are doing a
hourishing business in both branches.
Try the pure, health-giving water 4
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TnE LATEST ARRIvAL = Teas from
Japan and all the tea regions. Parties
will be furnished with samples free at j.
Devoto's, corner of Third and Adams
streets. ts 10 Ial lloT
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.

PIrTssuRG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street. Bethel Block. I
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CoKE AND Coal Tar for sale at Gas
Companys Office, 2sl Second st. L7O-t
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violin and guitar strings. best
italian, at III. seehausen's, 240
Second street. sci
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FREsn OYSTERS, received daily, on
and after the It'll inst, at Continental
Restaurant.
las W. W. KINGDOM.
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Fans for rocking chairs at ATes,
Beattis g. Co. Quantities al reduced
prices-Bo. 1856 Main street. 1851
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Gen mine Gravel Roofing, by Bar
thOIomew a Allen. 40 N. Court. 104f
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SILKS at less than cost Look for the
silk table at the Southern Palace, $50
Main street. 1927
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Buy your wood from G II. john
son, 1T Poplar st., near Fourth. ar
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GRAyEb, or composition roofing, both
GENUINE, by E. c. Jones, 2S1 Main st.
a8t
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MUST be closed out in few days-the
stock of dry goods and notions. Extra
ordinary inducements in dress goods, at
the Southern Palace, 1892 Main st. [l42t
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wv. S. Browne, AS Main st. 9
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Ems "a and so saw. good as new; one
Smiths eotton-press. but little used; one 1a
Strands corn milli one upright eds, vH;i H e
horse power-all in good order anu VIII DC
sold on iiOFrSWv IRVINE & CO.. 27s Front ST.
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GAS FITTING, 44S Main street.

WIN. WALLACE, j. P, will be in the
Office of S. A. Moore, Esq, No. 3s Mon,
roe street, to transact business as magis
trate. s4swsan.o. l2lt
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FoR SALE.

EoR sAGE-A NEW 500 WHEELER 1
4 Wilson sewing machine, at big discount;
Reason for selling. don't like the kind and
want different make. Apply at this office.
M
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DRIVEN WELLS, 448 Main street. 49,
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Pvlrs. 44s Main llEssl. PSI
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GhIekcrIng Pianos. sz4 second ST.
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EOR sALE-IRoE SAFE. MEDIUM SIZE.
\ combination lock, 10 pe:iest ofaer. IN =.
quire Of Il23tl J. + TITUS. W geesIs0n =:
NOR sALR-AT A FAIR PRIok-SADpLh
= 1Oif D. D. DIsMbKE's. 70 Monroe st.
FoR sALE-0LD NEWSPAPERS SUIIA,
4 bic Tor wrapping paper. very cheap, AZ
Public Ledger Office. lO4I
MISUNDERSTANDING LOT ON ADAMS
Il street, l5xlls1<. l6i-fl J. r. WhAA'l
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T1oR sALE-A NEW FRAME COTTAGE a.I,E
II Souse containing seven rooms, WIN
,,orsbeS. on a line Of street railroad, IN south
Memphis. For terms, apply 70 ,,r-n
Is. p. F0NTAINk,
lost No. 9 West Court street.
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NemrhIE and JnnTI05T0n rnIITo1 1.-.---.----s
Estimated per wagons and other Sources. 10
hr r nxrOEIB.
Msnphis and Charleston s=ilEosd--.......... 10
NEw OaHEANs. August u. u :30a.m.-Cetton
4 nominal. Low middling. l91f 9ls1Sc. sight
exchange, 3-l641<c premium. Startling, 1i5<9
&c. Receipts. =; sales, =.
Nrw TuRK, August Il. 10 a.m.-The market
opens quiet. Sales for September, % T-l6e;
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FOR SALE.

T0R sALE-I OFFER MY PLACE FOX
l. sale cheap containing ~ M acreS, T yosd
and one mile and a half from the Louisville
railroad. For further information a. ply 70
me- on the place. or W.. G. Rutland, No. Sol
Front street, Memphis, Tenn; cp.uAAt
fi9-10 JOOEfn O1ehhAh-
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WANTED CUSTOMERS FOR. ONE
w thousand pairs of mems, women's and
ehiidren's shoes. at low prices, at Marsh x
Warmers, 46 Beal street, near Main. 14-fA
TXTANTED-NEEDIN MONEY IMME:.
w diately, < will sell marble work Of all
kinds at very Reduced figures for thirty days
T2-t TH0S: MAYDMELL: 90 Union 81;
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NOR RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGING
proved place of ten acres, within two
hundred yards of the depot Mt Buntyn sta
ton: house. kitchen, stable, well, and trult
trees row bearing. All under splenp1ld fence nee,
g;ven FIRST Of September. Inquire of
sH'" ''''' j. Il. HEMPSfEAD.
1904 Chamber of Commerce.
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Stations.
S. W. RHODE,

tBelow high water.
Blank GIL indicates no report; cipher 10Y
stationary. 10
(Oficiail S. W. RHODE,
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DEMOCRATIC STRENGTH ACKNOWI.-
EDGED.


The Portland bulletin of recent
date prcsents the following facts for
the consideration of its over-sanguine
and jubiliant Republican readears:
"The returns of the State show a
larger majority for the Grant and
Wilson Electors than had been looked
for by the most sanguine; yet it
would be folly TO presume on this ma
jority as basis for future political
calculation and action. Examination
of the returns shows that nearly three
thousand Democrats who voted their
party ticket in June refused to vote
for Greeley. Further examination
shows that though the majority for
the Grant and Wilson Electors is so
unexpectedly large, yet their vote is
considerably below that thrown for
the Republican candidate for Con-
gress in June last. To avoid mis-
leading calculations for future cleo
tions, .iheses facts must be taken into
accouat. Ehe strength of parties on
straight issue is very nearly even in
this State. Democrats who did not
vote for Gsveley are snre to vote in
future elections, and there is certain
to arise vigorous, spirited and for
midable opposition which will sweep
into its ranks the greater part Of the
elements heretofore comprising the
Democratic party, and doubtless some
of Republican. antccedents besides
Let US not allow our heads to be SO
turned with victory that we shall
commit the blunder of undertaking
our opponents"
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commendation to make in behalf of
the South. He desires that Con-
gress shall do whatever it deems wise
in the late rebel States, reiterating
his previous declarations. He says
he has DO policy to enforce against
the wishes OF the people. The
country is felieitated on the ac-
complisbments under the Treaty OF
Washington. Cuba is lightly passed
over, and the case of DIR. Houard re-
ceives but brief mention. Mexico
does not receive large share of at-
tention. Our relations to different
foreign nations are disposed Of with
the usual brief paragraph. The
| Vienna Exposition is commended,
and the Philadelphia Centennial is
spoken OF. Our credit abroad, the
efficient management of our foreign
and home policy, and the prosperity
OF the nation make up the substance
OF the balance Of the message.
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FEES OF OFFICERS. Much ado
has been made hv some of our Demo
cratic contemporaries, about the
changes made in the fees of Clerks
and Sheriffs, by the late Legislature.
All who are conversant with the fac S
in the case, know that the Democratlc
Legislature of 1871 lowered the fees
of Clerks and Sherifis, in those coun-
ties known to be Republican, while
in the Democratic counties no changes
were made.-Rosed,rg Pantagraph.
Not to put too fine point upon
the matter, we will simply state that
the above is not true In our own
county of Linn, which has for years
been Democratic, the fees were cut
down in 1870 just as they were in
Mul;nomah and Marion counties. No
disuction was made in favor Of our
county because we had Democratic
officials. and the Pontagraph man
either >wilfully or ignorantly pervert-
ed the facts when he made the decIa-
ration quoted above. Not only was
no distinction made IN favor of Dem
ocratic Off isials by the Legislature of
1879. but when the "late lamented"
Holiday Legislature had the increas-
ing fee bill before it for consideration
Senator Koult, Democrat froa this
coanty, asked that Linn be excepted
from the operations of this bill, be-
iieving as he stated, that the fee
bill passed in 1870 was sufficiently
liberal in its provisions. We believe
that every Senator and Representa-
tive from our county voted this year
against their increase.
The statements we here make are
matters of record, and we defy the
faatagroph or any other Radical pa
per to successfully controvert them.
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hncc tine tssstITs. of :lse attempts n.asn by
certain GasciupIsIis IDcal dealers t., palm off
their ctstsss- astFtDEsf.is. Inats from ct.lp and
Impure materials. in the fistsr- i..s graf na-
t,ional ton!3. Host.t.rrs stomach I5itl.rs pub
lie opinion hfs So; strongly against tues- ..IaP:
r:cs ana taeir preparations. h@:r occupation
II go:t,'. >Joit @sH tc. Mfrf' tia. light il let
into dccfpiini T. sfsIn willis down. Pe-rous
who iTlh" WIKI 't:eiE own h. Iita. bs using un-
known preparations. With guarantee IN S,.s-
tain them. when In established si,t.ic proven
by- twenty years c%rfrl@nc.. tn lie sSa1tiy wiIfl
II Is claimed. 10 bG. wIjii:i f1e.- rrarh :ir,.
;iEe TO rrpes.t the.- :einr:.is Many have tio..e
50 IN this instance. Lat IL IS EoD.j iaa. tho
the meantime In" CfnEut. 10, she I-stiins, pro-
tectisc and restorative medicine al America
was never So great IA II has D,@:i Ibis scasoa.-
from the fever nd a;.t:f: districts uf west:
southwest, and SOUTH Il il literally ov.'-ssiieiIn-
ing. and 1t may b. said of fne adNfe,s iro.n ali
parts of the county, oi The cures II Is -Iecilug
IN dyspepsia. bili"Es cons plants. and chronic
con.f ipattou that "tiseir Isiilr II legion. Er-
erywhsrr the sick and feeble seem to have 70
allied the importance q. holding fast that
which good and AZ avoiding what IL spuri-
Gus and dangerous.
sT'he numerous "P:tterS," under various
names. which in"rccnsry dealers cndcavor To
substitute for HoStcttsr's Stomach Filters,
should b" avoided. Tor their own snkes by the
sick and tho public at larg.. Eos:@tirr's litters
are procurabie in bottles ONLY. and never sold
in bulk.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

EnY VIRTUE OF A LICENSE OF THE
nd County Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Umatilla, bearing date July lst.
1872, the undersigned, sole guardian of the es-
tate and person of Fanny KEGS. q minor, will,
on Saturday, the 7th day of December, 1872, at
Court House door in the city of Albany, county
of Linn, and State of Oregon. offer for sale and
sell at public auction. for cash in U. s. gold
KEGS, q minor, of, In, and to the following de-
scribed premises. and being one-sixth interest
therein to-wit The undivided one-sixth of
the west half of donation land claim No. 1888,
in Township No. III and Il, South Range No. 2,
West Willamette Meridian-containing three
hundred and twenty acres of land more or less.
Said premises will be sold for gold coin, paya-
able on delivery of the deed.
Dated July l, 1872. JOSEPH GREER.
4 Sole Guardian OF Estate and Person
of FANNY KEGS, a minor.
Ora A. IApsw, Atty for Guard,Il nIaw
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The German Government. reply
ing to an invitation of Greas Britain
to assist in the supprcssioa of the
slave trade on the EASTERN eoast of
Africa, says it will give all the moral
arsddiplomatic support in its power
the, movement, and will instruct
the German consuls in South Africa
and Zanzibar to place every means at
the dispossi Of the expedition now
fling est 10 T,nSisr
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IIalsey. No,
SHERIFFs SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT nv
virtue Of an execution issti-d out Of to
Circuit Court OF ths state Of Oregon, for Lii a
county, ~ inT directed and delivered, IN faya r
~ ~ y u. Pennington, plaintiff, and against ).
W. Mfcs and Helen ". Mack. d"fendants, fo-
and go, To OF SUI, j ha. ta.s uah DAY 0f No.
veTnbcr, A. u. 49,, e.ird upon tie following
drscribte properly, to-wit: All Of the piaryipE
mill and machln' ~. W tn tn lot on which K
stands, and tw nty morse power OF water sittl-
ated In the Town OF Waterloo, Linn county Or
cSoE. and. on
Saturday, the 28M day Of Dec, 1919,
bfwecn the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and 4
o'ciock y. NJ, to-wit: at II O'Clock A. ". of said
day. in front of the Court House door, in the
city oi Albany, Linn county, Oregon will sell
IN" above described property. for cve1 In hand
at public outcTy to the highest bidder.
ALLEN PHKKER,
Sheriff, Linn co. Oregon.
by GT1O. HUIipHREY 4.
Deputy.
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WE srrr.r. rNsrsr.

Notwithstanding the fact that the
facetious editor of the Salem States.
man affects To sneer at our assertion
of last week that the Democratic par
ty is not dead, we still insist upon our
proposition and believe that the iu-
ture will fully vindicate our assertion.
Not only are the honored name and
the cherished principles of the party
destined to live, but despite mistakes
and defeats it is sure to be again tri-
umphant. Notwithstanding the cr-
ror of Passivism, the trickery of Con.
yentions and the demagoguery of self
styled leaders, the organization of the
party will be kept up and its harmony
preserved until victory shall once
more perch upon its banners. The
errors of the past can not now be
remedied, but they will be as future
beacon lights to warn our Democrat
ic pilots against the shoals and rocks
which have almost caused the de-
strnction of the staunch old ship.
The returns of our own State show
that nearly four thousand Democratic
voters remained away from the polls
at the Presidential election. This
number, added TO those who voted,
would have carried Oregon against
Grant. Does any one suppose that
when our former party lines are
drawn these four thousand voters will
not be again found, as of yore,
working in the Democratic party, for
the preservation of its cherished prin-
ciples9 Their instincts and teachings
are all with the Democratic party.
and there they will always be found.
Let blatant Radicals prate about
dead Democracy to their souls safety
that is their stock in trade; but let
no Democrat for moment think of
abandoning the Democratic name or
party organizstion;' for in adhering to
them is our political strength, our ul-
innate triumph and our country's sal
walton from tyranny. misrule and ont
rage. We have our Democratic Cen.
tral Committees-National, State and
county = whose duty it will be
TO call Democratic Conventions and
work for the preservation of the
party organization. We will make
our nominations rs in times past.
within our own lines, from our own
men, cordially welcoming within our
organization, and sharing Our bonors
with all Who choose to marshal under
our banners. no matter what their
past political affiliations may have
been. With this purpose in view we
buckle on our armcr for coming bat
ties, aud With this sign we shall con.
quer.
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HEMORRHOIDS.

n CARoTHERs & cos "PILE PILLS
AND OINTMENT" have now become one of
the standard preparations Of the day; is pre-
pared and recommended for Piles only whether
chronic or recent. Sufferers may depend upon
it, that this remedy will give them permanent
relief from this troublesome and damaging COM
plaint.
Sent postpaid to any address (within' the Uni
ted States) upon receipt Of price. so.
A. cARofHERS d Co..,
n4oy1 Albany, Linn Co., Oregon.
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THE RESULT.

The following table shows the
States for each candidate, with the
majorities in round numbers and the
electoral vote it casts. The first col
nmn gives the majorities in the sever
al States, and the second the number
OF votes each State is entitled 10 in
the Electoral College:
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BEAST BUTLER:is bound to be Gov
ernor of Massachusetts, g if it takes all
summer" He writes TO friend in
Washington that be is not candidate
before the Senate against Boutwell,,
and that before he enters the Senate
rial arena he expects to be- Governor
of Massachusetts,.
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ROTTIFD SODA Ann SARSApARIlIk
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THF.
lV annual election for the City of Albany,
in Linn county, Oregon will be held on Mon
day, the I'd day OF December. 1872. at the Court
House in said City, for the election OF the fol-
lowing officers, to-wit: One Mayor, one Re
cOrder, one Marshal. one Treasurer and six Al
derinen. j. r.. HERREN, City Recorder.
Albany NNy II -nIsfd
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ARCTIC SODA.

YUlHANKING THE PUPLTC FOR PAST
patronage, We would announce that we are
nuw prepared, with greatly improved facilities,
to dispense this healthful beverage to every one
in unlimited quantities.
BOTTLED SODA AND SARSAPARllLA
delivered throughout the city.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
n3sG A. CAROTIIERS 4 co.
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Horace Greeley is. suffering from
! nervous collapse resulting from
oss Of sleep during his wise's illness.
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(happed Hands and Face.
Sore Lips. Dryncss of the Skin,

Cured a. once by HEGEMAN'S cAMPHoR
ICE WITH GI.YCERINE. II keeps the hands
soft in all weather. Sec at you get HEGE-
MANS. Sold by all Druggists. only 25 cents.
Manufactured only by HICKMAN & Co., Chem
lists and Druggists. New York. jan13'7ly1
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"TOoL sHAWLs, LONG AND SQUARE.
w Plaid and Striped, far sale by WHEEL
Err nj SHEDDvs
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OF CO.PART. ,
NERgxsar

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
co-paTtnersiiip heretofore existing f,t.t.yeou
W. j. BridgefaFDIfr aad J. W. Rust under the
name OF BridgefarIaer & Co., is this esy dis
solved by mutual consent. The indcbttf dimes.
Of said firm VIII be paid by ". j. Brdgcfa-Jner
nnd ali dues will be collected BY him, except
The business will be carried OF, by w J. Bridc..
farmer. j. w. Kust having withdrawn from the
firm. W. j. BKIDGEFAKSfER
J. W. RUST.
Halsey. Nov 90 is52--nlGyz
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OATS! OATS!

n Will PAY TIE HIGHEST MARKET
n price in cash for s oats delivered at my
store. Sacks furnished. h. CIIf.ADlE..
n1Gwj.
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The Warming ha. been Needed.

Total CSC. .5V0 3O2 I45, QUO "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A good assortment of all kinds Of goodS al
ways In store at lowest market rates.
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own life.
A drunken saloon keeper of Van
couyer swore he would ride viciou.
horse. He mounted, but that was
ALL. The doctor thinks his recovery
is doubtful.
S. Beardslee, switchman at Wads'
worth Station, on the Central Pacific
Railroad, was instantly killed last
week, while attempting to jump on 6
switch train.
A California butcher found pair
of ladies' No. 4 rubber shoes in the
stomach of q beef. If the lady will
come and get the shoes no questions
will be asked.
Through the facility of our divorce
laws and the excellent quality of the
whisky, Portland youth is permit
ted to call five men by the endearine
tenn of '.father.
In the case of Mcdonald vs
Noyes, in the ceiebrafed Excelsio,
mine case on trial in San Francisco
the jury returned a verdict of $40,
900 for the plaintiff.
The President of the Oregon Cit,
Wooden Mills offers reward of two
thousand dollars for the arrest ant
1oviction of the person who set fire
to the mills last week.
On last Sunday night young maj
entered q residence at San Rafeal
CAL. during the absence of the pa
rents and outraged and crippled
little s. year old. girl. 1t was no
found out untiL ncxt morning whe.