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PACHrlc s'eAsT NEWS.

WIN. Cree. an old resident of Port
land, aged 43. died on Friday nigh
last. Deceased came to Portland il
1858. was native Of Ireland, and LEFT
a large properly.
AT Coos Bay, on the 9th ult., Robt
Hall. aged So. and Henry Hall, aget
I5, brothers, were killed by the cavinG
in of the coal mine In which they weri
| at work.
The taxable property Of Polk county
exceeds &l,600. 600.
Delegates to tile Republican State
Convention from Benton are: A. M
Witham, Samuel Case, W. B. Carter,
J. Browlls0n aud Sol. King.
The taxable property Of jackson
county is 81, 726, ll6.
Grant county Republican Conven-
tion iIstructs for Hon. B. Whitten.
Hon. j. r. McLain had his right
leg broken above the knee, one day
last week. His foot caught IN the coll
Of lariat attached to a running horse,
when he was dragged some twenty
five yards.
Wasco county. iaas N.b00 head Of
cattle 4. 70a hofses 1905 sheep, 100
swine. There are $40 taxpayers; last
year there were but $50.
A young man Ii Roseburg attampt-
ed to get away with the old mans
daughter; the old man sulelt mice !
caught the eloping pair, and there and
then administered such thraslling 10
the boy as he win remember for .
period.
The wheat crop In Douglas reported
extra. Price per hnshels sacks fur
nisl,ed, 76c. 100000 bushels had al
ready been sold.
J.J. Comstock and Ben Holiday
have formed q partnership, and will
proceed at once To open . coal mine,
owned by the former on Pass Creek.
Its proximity to the railroad viii en-
able the Company %, furnish 1t at .
price dcfying competition.
The election In San Francisco e
mixed. 1t is conceded that the Booth
ticket got away with Frisco.
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Latest News.

The Oregon Central Railroad
reduced its fTeights from Cornelius
to Portland, which took effect Aug.
ust 25th. Flour, grain and mill
stuffs per car load is reduced to 12a
cents per 100 pounds; merchandise,
20 cents per 100 pounds; horses,
cattle and hogs, per cor, sl6; sheep,
per car, $l4.
The Annual Convocation OF the
Protestant Episcopal Missionary
Diocese Of Oregon and Washington
Territory, met in Trinity church,
Portland, on Thursday evening Of
last week. Thirteen ministers were
present. Bishop Morris delivered
his annual address to . large con-
gregatisn,
The klamath Indians are very
indignant at the liberties allowed
Scar-taced Charley and the scouts
who deserted Jack and helped
General Davis, AeClaring thst !
Capt. jack and the others convicted
are hung, Scartace and the scouts
shall never leave the country alive
The soldiers at Fort klamath
swear vengeance against Scar-hC'
and Bogus Charley, because they
caught, and brought back Q couple
OF deserters whom they were senI
after.
On the 2Sth ult., Captain Has
bronck, with . detachment Of IL
men, had gone to the scene Of tn
massacre Of Captain Thomas, com
mand III the,lava.bed On the 27tE
oflast May, for the purpose ofbring
| ing the remaips Of Lieut.. Cranstor
and Others to Fort klamath.
Immense gold deposits ere 70
ported'to have been discovered il
British Columbia, ut the head wat
ers ofthe StiCkeen river, 24O mile
back from the coast line.
Rev. Stephen Bowers, Of tn
Salem pastOTate, he's received l6O
Ipersols into the Methodist ChurCl
At that place within tho past Yeal
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MISCELLANEOUS.


"A little Vermont charmer Of I
years sent her beau lover . letter;
the postscript was "rhey that seek
me early shall find me-"
A young man has been arrested
at Hudson, Michigan, for splitting
tobacco juice on the back bresdths
Of Q young lady's dress. She had
declined his company from church,
80 he walked behind and had his
revenge.
A soft-headed fellow wrote his
name with 9 diamond on 0 Saratoga
window. A miss wrote under :
When ! see d loOney's name
Written upon glass,
know le owns 4 diamond
@ And his father owns an ass.
The girls in 4 Springfield (Maas.)
factory are supplied BY the prOpri.
etors with chewing gum, IN order
that they may NOT waste time in
talking.
"Oh! George, your sister u q
nice girl, but she does dress her
head up SOP eyes, said George,
''but it's the fashion--the moth.
ing in it, you know"
A St. Louis young lady caught
. l3O-ponnd Goldfish while out fish
ing with . party offriends at. Glou-
cester, Massachusetts,, the other
day.
A recent visitor to one Of the
islands on the coast Of Maine disCov-
cred . school Of forty scholars, ell
Of whom were grandchildren Of one
man.
The editor Of q Nevada newspa.
per gives notice that be cannot Be
bribed with . tiye.Cent cigar b
write . 6ve-dollar puff.
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The Pope is again indispcsed.
A. 7. STEWARDS $1OO,OOO,OOO,

A. T. STEWARDS 100000 1000.
Wealthy men are often credited
with greater riches than they pos.
sess, and frequently, after diligent
inquiry into their resources, find
that they have set too high . limit
to their possessions. 1t therefore
rarely happens that . man aston
ishes himself With Lis own; yet .
little on dit attributes 0 bit Of this
amazement to Mr.. A. T. Stewart.
1t is probably generally known that
Mr.. Stewart took steamer for
Europe last week. It is not gen.
orally known that before his de-
Isartnre he made q will. Prior to
making this will it was thought
advisable TO prepare q schedule Of
his real and personal estate, with
its valuation. Upon the compile
tion Of the schedule, much to the
surprise Of MIR. Stewart, and to the
greater surprise Of bis friends, il
was found that he was worth one
hundred millions Of dollars. That
any American citizen should be
possessed OF so great wealth almost
surpasses belief, but the truth Of
the foregoing statement is we'll au.
thenticated.--N Y. S,tm.
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EPHxOOTECs DIsTANCED,
THE RAY TEAM STILL LIVES,

A ND rs FLOURISHING LIKE A GREEN
"A bay tree. Thankful for past favors,
and Wishing to merit the continuance OF
the same, the BAY TEAM VIII always he
ready, and easily found, 20 do any hanling
within the city limits, t0r reasonable
& eSseeaaifw. a. N. ARNOLD,
90y6 Proprietor.
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w. T., died Of Port Townsend on
the 18th inst.
For the lack Of water and gold,
the Ochaco mines have osss-ga
spiel.
On the 10Th ult., the sheriff Of
Whstcom county lost bis house,
barn (full Of hay) orchard, fences
and farm improvements by ire.
The City Council ofSeattle have
decided to the Seattle and Walla
Walla Railroad and Transportation
Company sll the tide flats south Of
King street, in that city, on Elliott's
Bay.
The road from Lebanon up the
Santiam aud over the Cascades is
in fine order. The boulders in the
1--WE crossings OF that river are
thrown out, and crossing is now
good.
A new station, to be called New
town, is to be established two miles
east Of Hillsboro.
The number OF resident tax-pay-
era in Washington county is 1903;
nonresident, 249; poll taxpayers,
1888.
Much sickness is reported in
Washington county.
John 7. Bird, member Of Con-
gress from New jersey, on lie 9th
ult., returned his back-psy to the
q. 5. Treasury, irieludiag interest
on . portion Of the amount, which
had accrued by investment
Losses by the recent flOod 10 the
Delaware are put down at S67O
600, Of which 100000 may prob
ably fall upon the Delaware and
Chesapeake Canal, 100000 on
vessels and barges stranded on the
Meadows, and $4,000 on the
Delaware Railroad.
Six dwellings, we're destroyed by
fire 1t Edge6ell, Tenn, on the
9th.
A dispatch from Westminster,
Nd, August 9th, says that VIM.
A. Matthias, aged % years, died,
as was supposed, Sunday evening
of brain fever, and the body was
placed on Ice. Yesterday, when
the family had assembled for the
funeral services, il was noticed that
the skin had assumed . natural
appearance, and examination showed
that lite was not extinct. Physi-
clans were called and Matthias 10
recovering.
A FIRE at GlcucesteF, Mass, on
the night OF the 9th ult., destroyed
five blocks. Loss, $4,000.
At Lancaster, N. u, Henry
Ward BeeCher delivered the clos.
ing address Of the Wounan's Suffrage
Convention, in the open air, to
1900 persons.
lWm. r. BOyCe, President Of the
First National Bank OfLynn, Mass,
committed suicide, August 9th.
J, II. Rosanguest, Cashier Of
the First National Gold Bank,
Tarrytown, N. Y, committed sui
eide che other day.
. The diaries about St Louis are
troubled with the Spanish fever.
twenty-five cows died within two
days last week.
w. w. Anderson, Of Montana
Territory, has been appointed agent
for the Indians ofMilk River Agen.
Cy.
Hon. Joseph Farewell, Mayor Of
Rockland, Me-, Isaac d. Bragg, Esq,
Rangor, and Messrs. Pope Bros, Mach
las. Me-, lumber merchants. fully en-
llorsed the Sheridan Cdodevy Condition
Po,edes, and have given the prOprie-
tors liberty to use their names 10 rec
Cmmending them.
The latest telegrams give Washburne
100 clear majority over Butler 10 the
Convention.
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Yellowfever Is reported in Galveston,
Houston and Shreveport, Texas, aud
that a perfect panic prevails the In
habitants fleeing in every direction.
Five men, sent from Madrid, Spain,
to assassinate Don Carlos, were caught
and executed at Estella.
On the 9Th square of buildings in
Havana, known as the Plaza, were
burned, and twenty lives lost.
On the night Of the 5th, the Phoenix
planing.mill, Chicago, was destroyed
by fire. Loss 500, 700, partially in-
snred.
Morris Puepill was arrested in
Philadelphia on the 9TH, charged with
firing the Fashion Stables at Trenton.
Peace Commissioner Dyer says our
soldiers killed but four Mod0cs, while
the Modocs killed two soldiers for each
Modoc engaged In the war.
Late news from Monterey give
rumors Of renewed hostilitiss In Mex.
leo.
The Pope is again indisposed.
The most astonishing cure chronic
diarrhpa we ever heard OF is that Of
VIM. Clark. Frankfort Mills, Waldo
Co., Maine; the facts are attested by
Ezra Treat Upton Treat and M. A.
Merrill, either of whom might be
addressed for particulars. Mr.. Clark
was cured by Johnsoa's Anodyne Lis5.
HleY,t.
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SINGER SEWING MACHINE
THE SINGER
MANUFACTURING C0MPANY1|
NEW
Family Sewing Machine.
THE SINGER
Sewing Machine Sales For 1871
1,1lE HAGNITUDE TO WHICH

Sewing Machine Sales For 1871
THE Magnify DE TO WHICH
l the Sewing Machine business ha,E
grown is only surpassed by the rivalJE6E
of the various competitors, few OF Whenz
are unfamiliar with the various atttSs
Giles resorted to for the commentaries
and sale of the particular machilt.
sought to be sold.
IF the number of sales be any ciitis
c;sm of the merits Of the different MAJ
chimes. it cannot be denied that ths.
Singer. owing to the popularity q:
What is known as our New Family ma
chine far surpasses all Others, for vi
sold in 1871 over ftfy-tro thoasasd
more machines than any other comps
nv. as shown by swo,n returns OF The
comnanies, which returns ale mad
nnlrr the licenses granted them bytA.
owners of the sewing machine pattniss
Annexed are the returns spoken "i:-
THE SINGER MFG CO sold 1890 Mct
Wheeler L. Wilson Mfg Co. lSs,oSo
Grover & Baker S. NJ. Co. ou.o5o
Weed S. NJ. Co.--......--. o!nso e
Howe NJ. Co. Jan l to July '4'Glu q
Wilcox g. Gibbs S. NJ. Co.. :;u',.a
Wilson S Nj Co.......-.--. S.'.o,
Amer. b. II. O.. 4 5. NJ. Co. I'VE" W., 81
Original Howe S. NJ. Co... EV.c.l
' Florence S. NJ. Co. io'saI
! Gold Medal S. NJ. Co-..--.- ia.'.S
Davis S NJ. Co. ~ "o
Domestic S. NJ Co..: W.. ...a
iFinkle s. Lyon Mfg Co... .'n:2
Aetna S. NJ. Co .-..-..-.--. 4,'So &
Blees S. NJ. Cr.--....-.--. 4's..
) Elliptic S. NJ. Co.....----. So So
Empire S. NJ. Co..----.-- go
Parham S NJ Co... go
, Bartram &, Fant"m Mfg I" l' ~.
y Bartlett S. N. Co--....-.. o "ia
J. G. Folsom CO. g."
Mckay S. NJ. Assoclation... 20
Il C. f. Thompson. .--.-.--. "a.
Union Button Hole NJ. Co.. -
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The Memorable Fire Of CE.ieasl

Has given such an opportunity OF SLOW
inyEas it is much to be hoped mays
never occur agam-how the citizens 81
that city at least regard the dit1ads
machines claiming public attention.
It is stated in the Report of the SPE,g
| GAL RELIEF COMMITTEE, as pub
]ished in the Chicago Tribune, tMaltlI
9th, that the whole number OF Sewing
Machines for which orders have beer
issued to the date of this report iss9ai,ll
on Which the Committee have paid tk,
sum of 1880 So. The number safII
piled Ivy each company is as io!ley,sgs|
THE SINGER...---..--.-.--...2if XII 5l
Wheeler g. Wilson ------..----. ~
Howe. Nv 4.
Grover g. Baker 4
Wilcox & Gibbs. ----.------..-.. y
/ Florence 80. 80. y y
! Finkle g. Lyon.
| DleeS. "a. !:
| Etna. .-......--.--..- 81.
1 Wilson, IS.
Western Empire --.--------..-..
Manhattan ......-.- -......--.-.s 81,
) Davis.
Elliptic s Is
Gold Medal .----.-....---..
American Button Hole.
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Gents Custom.Made Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods

ever brought to this market. We have e, a
hrrer in the New York Market all the
YEAR round; our material is bought exclu-
s:ively for cash-cut and made at our ,, own
manufactory, and shipped t" us weekly
We can safely say with such advantages
that we can keep constantly on hand !; a
Lrtte, assortment, later styles, and sell
lower than other dealers III eur line. we
Keen very large stock of the celebrated
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NEW ORLEANS
srroulc & McCown. Memphis, Tenn.-
sa,nrs Sproule & Co, Louisville, kentoc'
Ky. - Srroule s. Harris, st. Lonis' MO-
Jan. l5-6m.
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"A
"The applicant in every ease has DE-
ienated the kind Of machine deslisdAaS
The returns If sales of the diilelsks
sewing machines, during the year lhks II
show the Singer machine to be BY sss
the most popular of all in the ma'kssssE'
the number sold being le' ,2GO, ont MtsSi
total of 6lO.l94 of twenty-five diflelsAaI
patterns. 1t appears. too, that M
Chicago Relief Committee, which ussF
|dertook to furnish sewing machlnssshs.
persons needing them, supplied ssas sls;
Singer machines against 5l7 OF all cs5
er Kinds. This preference for the M
ger machine is due to its intrinsic MA
periority, and seems likely to be MAI
tanned against all competition.-lNs
York Sun.
Which is the best machine, is pelts
on which different companies dinass
each, of course, thinks its 0un tile W.
One may have advantages for one W. &
of work, and another for another. Ns
if the point were to he decided by ss
ulority, the Singer machine would e sss
strip all others.-[N. Y. Eyangens'
SEND FOR CIRCULARS AND sAEas)
PILES OF WORK.
i VIM. E. COOPER & OsS
. GENERAL SOUTHERN AGESlsE
80 Canal Street,
. OPPOSITE THE NEW FOUNIAihI
~ NEW ORLEANS.
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for E. BUTTERICK &; CO.'S CELEb b!'
o.. TED PAPER PATTERNS for every b
of Ladies and Childrens Garments .
ans FAMILY CAN AFFORD TO BE WY
Ly OUT THEM. Catalogues containing
}. description Of styles will be sent VI s..
= address on receipt of postage stamp
DIES TRY THEM. A PERFECIsa.
ME GUARANTEED, if instructions on y. !
labels accompanying each pattern 81 -
F., lowed.
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WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
" the fact that we have now on hand
the arrest stock and greatest variety OF
fine Class Of
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STAR SHIRTS,

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