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, 1883-08-25
A Serious Charge.

4 long article is pub lshed in the Portland
Mercury, TO the If. ct that Miss Verona
Baldwin. niece OF Lucky" Baldwin, The
C.lIforui. millionaire, is anjustly couhned
in the Washington Territory Insane Asylam.
The correspondence cones from Seattle, and
the writer has not only ceuversed with the
urfortunate girl, bat has had physician
examine her, who emphaticsl!y pEonounces
the woman sane. IL will be remembered
that Verona shot Lucky some time ago
at the Baldwin hot, IN San Francisco, CIV
ing Is q reason that the man had wronged
her. The Mercury believes that the affair
should be investigated. and we concur With
that journal when il slys:
at would be well 10 have su investiea-
tion Of the whole matter, and q thorough
one at that. Unless it is done the girl will
never Be released, for the manager OF the
asylum has so'e control and patients can leave
there only when lie prcncunces them sane.
II Verona Baldwin has been u justly placed
in the ssylum Of Washington Territory, and
it certainly 10 ks that way. some action blythe
proper authorities should be taken at once.
The remark Of hers, that if she uas insane
she could have been placed 10 the Cshtarnis
ssylur With less trouble, was 3 very sensi-
BILE one and We only hope. if she has been
cruelty imposed upon. that she will get out.
and We. make il hot for her enemies.
, 1883-08-25

Recs;res Tbos. Rooney, Of the land Office,
informs rs that be confidently expects to
lesvs Ibis city for Ssn Francisco on next
Wednesdays train, and We exceedingly re-
sret that sash is the csse. When the news
# Mr. RoOuey's spPoiutr,eh. to that posi-
ton reached Is there was much speculation
$. to shst kind Of . gentleman be would
turn ont TO be, and we are prond to say be
has proven a cspiisl, wboie-sou'ed fellow :
{. strict busiaes, nsn, and As senia. COM
p.nion q. one would wish to meet He
csme here g stranger. but now his friends
are legion. who Join with Us IL r. 'grettirg MS
departure. His resignation was rendered
the Department on accoun. Of i'll health and
from 10 oti er Cause j. be leaving us. He
viii hereafter reside in San Francisco, ava
that cit,'s gain j. our icsa. The newly 81 =
pointed Receiver j. expected t. ariiVe IN !
snort time
, 1883-08-25
Always us sure as sunsbine.

On Tuesday. July lon, the tl5S.il draw
ing of The L ,uisisns Safe Lo terry at New
Orleans, Generals G. 7. Beauregard Of Il .
and JGbal A Early of Va whose integrity
and veracity ar. uuassail .bl,l J. hsd, as Ii.
ual, the entire mansgemen', and annpuncr
nvtr their Own signatures the result Ticket
Nc. 81 3iS drew the first capitI prize
L'eut. Josiah Chance & gooi na ne, by the
way, to @ir) of h. U $. Army, a. Fort A.
Lincoln, Oak, drew $4,000. two ftths, 3,
csssf - ald he was pud by the Bismarck
Nat. Bank Messrs. A. T. DeB ,un & e.. =.
of Cairo, Ill took another SlJ coo, costing
81 ;Messrs. Gus BITE. OF Giro, l. :. e. d
A. b. Glbson. OF Carmi, H., another 81
worth, or $4,000. Tiea-r No % 297 drs "
the seNond pTize of 81. 900 AMI one-d h.
or s, 0O0 went tc TneJdor1 Volt, p A'ery
st., B ,,top, NJ ,ss; another to j. T. MOTOR.
of Burgin. Haearncky, through tie FI,mers,
Nst. B.uk. Dmville, Ky; a, others in To-
toHto' Sanau1s paiLes'''e, iCA-s' ah' e-s =
where. Ticket N. G,763 drew L tniri
prize of $4,000. held by Mr. Chas. D
Thompson, ot No. - Est l4th ST. NeN
York City. Auyone spplyiOg t. N. 4.
Dauphin, Nv Orleans, L., can hear al
about the honest workings of tits Insriiu-
tion, which gives 81 0i0, go TO ih- Chart
Ho3uit Al e NV %. 4. rs .lJa- and mas Gf--
rributed millions f dol ars. Toe rexr (rh-
l6Otkl drawing takes place Tuesday, SEP
tender ii.
, 1883-08-25
4 Splendid showing.

The following will Indicate that Umsti!ia
county is up to the standard in the wheat
yield this year:
z. P. Faucet had ffty acres OF wheat that
welded 2i1O bushels, and ten acres of barley
that averaged 81 bushels to the acre
Al. Wise :hreshed l720 bushels OF wheat
from 40 acres, snG $50 bushels OF barley
from % acres.
Barney Keensn, sbout $ mile and hall
e.st Of Weston, had 42 acres that yielded
Ettls over 100 bushels OF whesf, and 20
scrss that gave 1852 bushels Of barley.
Sir. ]. W. Srsnper, who lives northwest
of Weston, had 65 acres that produced an
aversge Of "a bushels TO the acre. ard his
con, Henry stamper. had 60 acres that made
IS bushels to tie acre, while their neishberr
Mr. A. kiunear. had so acres ths: gave an
average of "A bushels TO the acre.
II. Near. hur had on his farm just south
of Weston, % acres that averaged IS bushs Is
to the acre, and 81 acres that averaged o.
tusheis. .o
Jesse Melton. on Grouse creek. got iooo
bushels Of ca.e from % acres, and 1910 bush
els of spring wheat from So acres.
, 1883-08-25
Murder Nosi feu'.

A travelling nouniebank, known as Pr :.
Lewis, spd no bad bte1 trsvei ng t.rough
Montapa, o. Tuesday last, ner Olhn,
brutnlly r1urd, red hi. Gsgght-r, b.lufiiu
young LADY about sizte years oh, kaasn
10 the bills as Eva, wao trsveiei with h"r
AID assi,ted ! i'm in his performance. T.
two had been camp.d near d lion for Goa
Pile of weeks past At aboat 4 % Tu-siay
afternoon s1me car peEtscs saw Lewis carry
ing the lifele body Of the girl toward a
bridge near camp. with the probable irtrr-
tion OF throwing it into the river Tar
whole top of her head lad been sho, or.
They in'erfeFed and took Le#is in'o Gus
sody. The body was takeu back 10 the
wagon, where gun with enc barre! Dis
charged was found, aud the wsg 4 vas be-
spattered with blocd. l. Wis claims th-,
the girl shot herself accidentaliy, and, fear
ing that be would be suspected o. numbering
her, his first thought was 20 eoneeli the
body, and while Will it in his arms he wss
arrested. The coroner's jury. however.
found that Eva came TO her death at Lewis
hands. Il has since been learned thSJ she
wac not his daughter, but Miss EFa CLARK,
of Chicag,.
, 1883-08-25
From Astoria.

ASTORIA, Aug. l6, 1855.
The first rain have felt for many day
was falling when the "Orsgon arrived at
Ast ris. We landed. and accompanied by
some tf Walla Wails's good and true men,
walked over the town and brought up at the
Astorian Office. Escorted BY Brother Hal
loran, ne visited the new Old Fellows
Temple just completed by Beaver Lodge.
No. So. Our own city has heretofore justly
been proud Of orr hne temple, but Astoria
leaves US completely in the shade. The new
bailifrg occupies large araa Of land, and
cost So 900. S me idea Of ITS dimensions
may be formed when state that the ball is
s4x35. Beever Lodge has been organized
p years, aud hse membership of I'LL they
gave more to the orphan asylum thsn any
other lodge in Oregon or Washington.
Coming down the river the First Cavalry
Band played several tunes. and proved them
selves the right good fellows We all know
,her, to be. We are now getting ready to
pay tribute to Neptune when crossing the
bar. There wss big rush To the sskfast
table this morning; more fsrtooS OF this
meal than fancy will the next. r. j. +.
, 1883-08-25
Vital Qu-ssions =.

ASK the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best ;hin- IL
the world for qpieting aid allaying sil irri
tstion OF the nerves and curing an forms
of nervous conplsints, giving natural child
like refreshing sleep alway-,
And they viii tell you unhesitatinsly
"Some form of Hop>~
caAPTEs !.
Ask any or sD OF the mos. eminent ply
sicians.
'sWhs. Is tbs best and only remedy tia.
can be relied on to cure al dise-ses Of the
kidneys and urinsry organs: such as
Brisht's disease, diabe;es, retention or
inability to retain u-.ne, and all the dis
eases and ailrnents peculiar to Woueu"-
"And they will tel you explicitly snd
emphaticany "Brehu"
Ask the same Physicians
"whst is the Inos. reliable and sGrcS.
cure for all liver diseases or jyIpepsis con-
stipation, indigestion. blliousne-s, nlalsrial
fever, ague, &c. and they will tel you;
sMaad.ske or Dandeliou!"
Hence. when these remedies are combined
ith othen equally valuable
And Compounded mo Hop Bitters, sGIh =
lConciuded next veek1
, 1883-08-25
" pbCriDina,iss,

os ,-s '''1' 70 ts al impression il SOM.
-. '1S team, the, psrtiallty ! !,
- .-'.a I Fs-st.oa to sending oss in.
&C. A'"'Fs:s II he :ecsp:ion Of
T.s.,.,, FAe Psr;y II this city. Mayor
s,D.'" '-'''7.' as -; cly;ss OF the tsle.
s,,,,rS, r.'S''''P<Risass b=,w en- brms,lt and
,,,'i -'-ii IS Forwarded to the ditIer.
'-lIiaI Is q the Ssme day
e.,,.-',.,'a : a'as Faehc 80 this city, and no
VII g., whatever was made. We
s.T.,s. an N Is tie desire of our CT; to
.1sai,,, c o2erA'IUa of ali the SUD
VIA, - ,3"s'' sad hOF- to see every town.
En..,,,.. lIslisi ia Eastern Orrsop and
spca -, itP;,ss1,e1 m wsis NAL.
, 1883-08-25
''iiy S-,- u,, c.,.,. .,

..baIe -'e' q the streets, in Portland.
d. 60, ,1'''fy, hat Ns,hsn Cole. Jr.,
suis aad editor oi the Daiiy and
~ has Purchased the entire inter.
4. ~. eaSe'o';h hs will be known IS
II. ,.,s' pn.i0'' Fsasivins ali money. due
", .id saune all Liabilities. Mr..
.xn 80. " 'ns pressn, city editor, will
,b.,. I'0 ''e osce Of bu.ines. m.p,S.r,
.-:< rev naa trun o.kl..d. c.l s,r,
,,-. zoe aiy edi;onhip. We =aa.ut.,i
v, c. difference ef opinion be..,su
s .ad The .soeihold,rs .. to IA.
he ts.oss u - NE oScs that broughs sbou.
- ~ e Co0sa We ars not prepared 10
a q she sk>(Eruy
, 1883-08-25

1esseausn q The New nassnie Temple n
Aasris--Aa lnaeressisg and Rea.,,f.,
CereR~ny.

On the 2sth Of last September. saya the
daily Aaorian, the corner stone Of the Odd
fsl'ows Temple in this city was laid with
appropriate ceremony. and - day by day
the stately structue grew beneath the
hands Of the builders the question wa,
when will it be firish.d, and uhep dedi.
Gated" Delay occaaioned by the non ar.
rvsi OF furniture. carpets, etc., ETC., also
con'pifed to pat of the day. till finally, the
committee OF Arrangements decided on Tues.
day. August l4.h. as Dedication Day.
Cards of invitation had been issued to the
number of several hundre for the evening
ceremony, and by seven o'clock the hail was
tiled to ITS utmost limit. and was the theme
of favorable comment from all present. 1t
Is the largeet, and is said to be the hand.
soonest Odd Fellows Temple wes. Of the
k"cty mountains, and in the glow # gas
light last evening, filed a. it was with a
large audience tf ladies and gentleman, the
scene was brilliant one.
At twenty minutes past eight the iedica.
tory ceremonies commenced by The entrance
Of the grand officers deputized for the occas.
ioI, Immediately after which an Invocation
va. uttered by Grand Chaplain Rev. DR..
Scott, after which the lodge sarg the open
ing ode. Grand Marshal Jay Tus,ls then
arose and inquiring Of Grand Master [. ".
Csse if it WAS his desire that the hall be
dedicated to the uses and purposes of Odd
Fellowship, and being answered in the af.
firmative. G. Rreed, president Of the o. F.
L. B. association. delivered up his trust,
and the hall being formally accepted, prayer
was offered by the grand chaplain.
The Astoria Musical S,cie.y followed
with the beautiful chant "Scitly Now"
Soriptural reading. and responses in accord
ance with Ii, ritual Of the order followed by
/" Nazareth " By the singing society. The
grand master then rose in his place, AID in
brief but impressive language dedicated the
hall to the uses Of Odd Fellowship.
As hsrsld of the north, j. Q A. Bow,hy
dedicated the hall to friendship; as herald
of the south. II. E. Nelson dedicated the
hsll to Love: the herald of the East dedi.
Gated it to Truth; q herald of the sou b, a.
J. Megisr dedicated 1t 10 Faith, Hope and
Charity. each herald in fitting VOID, aud
symbols illustrating the foundation principles
OF the order. Hall. Fesssl Day" was then
sung, aud the dedication prayer was offered.
shen the society insoned BE MercifuI,"
followed by the closing address of the gran
master. praise ye the Lordr' wa, SUM-,
and as TIE las. strains Of the exquisite mel
oily died away. q. c., E. C. Holden cam
forward and delivered An address which
though necessarily somewhat eItemI ore.
va. charsc:errzed throughout by though;
snd feeling. At It's close Miss Cailie Nun
.on came forward and with few qrac, fdl
words Of presentation on b.hs!f Gf the
daughters OF Rebek an, placed upon the altar
beautiful bound biLle, which was duly
accepted in words of thankful testimony by
the g,sLd master. Ths c!osiag ode was
tn n sung by the lodge. the benedlction
pronounced, and the exercises closed.
, 1883-08-25
lumber, dc. sc.

Msssrs. Faiconer & Prather are now sble
to supply walIs Wall, and the surrounding
ccuntry market with the best kinds Of lnm-
be- .. the lowest possible rates. We keep
or hand Portland ani Dayton lumber which
cannot be excellsd for quality On the Pacific
coast. Flooring, rustic, ceiling. faishins
lumber. isthes, picksts for fencesi oedaF,
pine and fir shingles, doors, sash blinds.
window weights and moldins; also cedar
and Cir fence posss s,wsys ready On toe
shortest notice, and sold n low - the low
en- Address WaIla Malia { Dayton Lam
ber Yard, ofhcs oornsr Ihird and Ok StAs
Walla waIlA 8 3. FalconGs NanaeG.
a1G1lO1D
, 1883-08-25
JEaOI.n rus D,.k y....y.
the Gsiaea stairs From fepdless..
Aided by Poison.

Residents OF This city will remember 3
tall, sallow compleIioned young mao who
was IN this city 4 short time ago, and fire.
quented Main street, accompanied BY .
young, rather handsome, woman, whose Pc
cuir style Of dressiog caused much com.
meut. The man was empl ,yed at the Sline
House as a waiter, sn1 the woman resided
IN notoriou. den across Main street bridge.
Owing to diff -ulties which occurred in the
bsgoio one night the pair were compelled 10
leave this city. and the following from the
Eat OregOHiun finishes the story:
Yesterday morning about O'Clock, Frank
Fisher. young man who had been employed
a few days at the Ptndleton hotel as 4
waiter, took his own life by taking hydro
chloral. He was about - or % years of
age, and was rooming at the Golden Rule
hotel with his wife. They came to Pendle-
t N from Walls Wall. last Sunday. From
evid nee st the coroner's jury it wa. learned
that the decsased's father Wss Gaines Fisher.
of Sal, m, Oregon; that deceaeed had came
20 Robbins drug store this morning abons
half-past Z; called for hydra,e-oi choral;
wanted an ounce in a two-ounce vial; asked
him What he wanted OF it; he said he was
sick; advised him to See a doctor: be said
cd all the doctors;" he Vas shaking
violently; had evidently been smoking
opium; he said he vas used to the drug. ar d
knew what he was about; gave him $50
grams in 3-ounce vial, and put directions
on for its use. at which he was ve:y angry;
threw down so cents. and said that was the
last cent he had il the world; gave him 25
cents back.
Mrs. Fisher said they came from Wslls
Walla Sunday; had been there since July
lsti be had been waiting in the Stine House:
had been waiting here at the Pendleton
hotel; went TO the tain last night st 10
o'clock-after train came at IL came up to
the room: went dc VIZ town again, and came
back about or 8; was called at 5; said he
did not feel well. Mr.. Jones also said that
Mrs Fisher said when he came to the room
afeer coming from the drug store, she asked
him what vas the matter. He said be bad
taken strychnine, aud lay do~n on the bed.
when he said chloral-seud word TO moth
er" He had taken the p ,rsou before for nerv-
business; once about year ago had taken 1t
with sued al int.nt
, 1883-08-25
10 tr rii,Ts.

Il - Nasl., s-o7 T aca,r4 Ia>titu.e,
tI's-i- 1'.slo2, gl'' ne held IA Walls Wallis
''l7s-,'-s Ta,:isy evening. August 2sth,
~ l. 's''lai distinguished educators from
a''''a' prs q .hs territory are expected,
va -r.s mon the teacher. Of " ala
nA-4 I"-':' the iuPoraacs O.. attending
~ .a';.'7'e ! grgs,'y iesirs that every
-. :, "a ID M loGaty ts present st this
''iHta,. h.t;u'r.
j. W. Eso,S. SUIT ot Schools.
Naii1 Wal!a County.
, 1883-08-25
Another ssecessfsl Trial.

WALcA WAIIA, ". T., July %. 1883.
MISSES. RUSSELL 4 Co:-Dedr Sirs-l
have now given the New Msssillon separs-
tor and l3-Horse Traction Engine thor-
cugh trial snd can say i. is the best thresh'
ing outfit ever ssw run. have threshs d
right along e,gh. bushels Of wheat per nin-
ute and dous hrss- clase work in every re-
spect. lam highly pleased vita both Sep
ara,or and engine. want no better.
JOSEPH HAplET.
, 1883-08-25

;by5sss ! -ai out rA.t the pest house
hnraily 3srl.Ia j state, snt We M
:.n,.ai The Council hs9 taken the Insttsr
!, s,si. Councilman Whittier visited that
,..,. 7s,;s'lsg sad fund tie windows
ri.B. dssrs .g.a Of, blankets =Ed furni-
4, ,,.lsr, a.i "a iGct every indication ths!
t., ,.,,5 TAI 5,saTa3ei. When wretches
arr lcF.s 10 L. l~st = pest houss they
sg9ii ,t ,r2asI GEttG.
, 1883-08-25
ysd FOR sprasue'

g.E me c.@pls'joa CT the Nor aern Pa
=. gHro.a, Riil commcnce r general
.,,-,,,y q otE.ss sad If .ial. On the Pend
,O-,)t did..ea, and these changes will
-,.,.u, sf,et ths raiIrtsd town of
o,-,,,. Ire H,ra;t say, thst the Office
ssW T sns.l, General Master Mectan c
-, l,.s ,suorsd frola SJrsgus 70 Forlsni
,.a.sr.l changes III gHicera quarters are
- = B. Nd
, 1883-08-25
singular Death.

AuIs III BY the tame ci Roberts y as
!a'!.E.T Aliei 5- i.5tnirr near HePpuer,
h''s1 Oregon O. wednesday mcIning.
&c Ard ; Hs!t = 5c.oss a.s shoulder at
2-'i7-. ;ae ,5z-p inns Of Z hIch acted az
':7lia-;T sli d1.v the electricity from
'as '--:h'5.d atm 81 here. This is the
s''2i .H'''s-s OF irs:h by 2 stroke OF
..1'1r. .lst als o,cgrrrd IL . egan with.
= ;-s v.si-sO o. ta5 pli=s. Iph1bisaut.
, 1883-08-25
through freight,

r.r.i.:gTmsd by Mr. Curtis, Of the o.
~ Co sg-nt at ;hi. place, that the
.- pacifc a-e now receiving freight
IN s.u,ions, Tor all through points IN
.. and ,hat be i. instructed to state
''' ,~,osaeir 2 on the 25th INST. he will
-. re ia, h,rs for New York and all
7sa,' :. ~v.r he N,rtbern Pacific.
, 1883-08-25
isH spike Points

=. ',..A's Is &c striss the las. spike once
'',a iV' nile; = Northern P.sifc read
q Is'V 1l-.ss "a tI;.nt. This will
D'''.'n ipi! bloss sud ons l'sa, ore.
~. o'''ias q The iast sPike-.hst il. the
L'y ar' .issl-gia he heard IA
~ lax b,':oa, PailsielPlia, Washing.
,,,. ,''--l' y having 6tsa deed, d 70
''s9a27s or tslesrspI vir,s 10 the
- .a.'' 5 ias's1sl by the spike. snd
- - ~. Ts'Saai v.,A tie blows.
a. - - Is 5asy Rlku : the .gld spike
Al! !. 81, -. -'2lsi. ear! snl b.rsstpin.. 1t
49,. = 'ls eu'T,-e ;ail. to xss, "a ,bs d,v
" Sei Inter crl, blsugs.
, 1883-08-25

J.. sglgancemsu- made IN she STATES
H. 4 lie 18th. % tie fleet that Mr. +.
v. Yi:;isll, igEneTiy Of this ciry, mad been
En1ei Manager ii tie BoIfsu Of Immi-
r,aou su u e-ror. It ahoald have been
s,., ,is hss tsea made ls9istaEt land agent
Disc sc. 2. T. CO. sui IS Cniei Cl,rk
ftisN ? Z Z. Land De aTtm, nt and
3g;ns d; IEnisrac,gU. Il in charge aurlng
a; >tg,l a1s'ng5 sszt.
, 1883-08-25
,bina lbi.iles.

-, 7,-rss Moore, Road Supervisor,
-, + desires Is TO call the stten-
!. =. =, r-gper.y holders To the cutting down
., ,ti..les. Tne gentleman informs
-, ,isl.tars of the lsw in relation to
=. 80, Liable 10 arrest. and tins OF S225
.,sr,frer:or- b. h"oves al interested
-. rst.,r some attention.
, 1883-08-25
Boise and ths Rai;Yn,,,.

AZ lf'F.s o. Bose City ara "on the rag.
e. 'l'- Ic'. g: ?-ss-ut, ia re!.tioa 10 the
O''''l snoFi lie They DO rot &nOw
-''-'' 'a'y ars gong &c get the so-hy or
, 'oa"91''tIy they feel very auxious.
= ''''' 2.l;si-Gs advises Bciseites 10 lie
''-'1' I 'F2st in Providence. That r,ay
III '';y Zee, bzt vs i0a't recolIect az.
~; S.ii. sala Providence had anything to d ,
~ ~ 1-.,dlns Tsi.72ats, and L ,, oplr Of ;hst
49,, - "a! c naaGl, Slioa aith ehe outer
"'1' hey n'Gs' De IT and dong.
, 1883-08-25

twill be seen from this that In the i've
principal states that last year produced more
thsu oue.half of the entire winter wheat
crop Of the country, we have q probable
shortage of 90 9aS. eco bushels, or nearly As
per cent OF last years. crop: nor n there
anv srec;.l reason {. a: If the facts are as
well suowu Ia all the other winter wheat
stat the shortage would be found to Be
snv less. l maintain TIE opinion advanced
in April and held more xnd raore firmly
month by month since. that the totsi shor.-
90. ef this ytar IS compared With 1852 csn-
no. be less than lao, 0o0,o0o bushels and
NAV 20 cousrd, rails above that amount.
, 1883-08-25
Our Progress.

.,.,,,.,srs quickly abandoned with the
- g.; railroads. 50 the huge, drastic,
- oir.. comp ed Of crude and bulky
-. sse q1IcAly abandoned with the
--s,..,,r Il Dr. Plerce's Pleasant Pur'
=. y,.r..." hich are sugsr-cCated, and
= =. i.r.-r : 81 mustard seeds, but com-
-. 4 .h,v casosatrsted Vegetable eI-
',,s,, 3, dTSrSls;-.
, 1883-08-25
NV Resiien cSs.

Several new and handrone residences are
going up in Parks saa TruaI's additions.
The cost of the six Fr:nci?al cnes Of thee
new buidins. will aegreszts sb1ut $50. zee
W,lis Wall. is beeanins noted ;Ir tHe resi-
dsnc0L
, 1883-08-25
Indignant

II. Brotherhood Of Locomotive Eng nser'
Pend 40. ,iIle division of the North.
-r,,isc hsgs made serious charges agiin't
Z. ,eulsnt q the railroad hospital at
= .F.B. It's claimed that the treat
80 tie sick snd wounded that were
nsD, a.,o - tbe bospi;sl has been shaiAetuiiy
-r,sa, and careless.
, 1883-08-25

A God Bspsix clergyman Of Berger. \. y,
= ssrsae ten perarce man, suffered with kidney
tpcshle. peurs,st, and dizziness ainost 70 blind
ue., av~ .vo. 'sars after he ~.stoid shss Hop
Bissus vuaId,urs hin. hecs1se ne wss at's'd
d snd pss;o;csd against '.Bissen-" Sinos hs
enc b. ~ nsas nssd fear but trust in EsS
, 1883-08-25
Cxsr,nv1llx. Oregon. July p. ISss

CSIERvILLx, Oregon. July =, lSSS-
MEssls. RrssxIL & Co., WLls Wsila,
". T.:-D.ar S5s We have now rsed the
New M.uilioo" foo. days In thrsshing
wheat sod barley and hsyins run sboas
every other msks Of maahsos. ean honestly
ny .eat 70 regard tn ':Nev Aailloa the
bs.s n.ehiss svsr shippsd 70 III eoa.t for
tast thrsahine, PsEiGes sspezatioa ssd esssn-
- 1As0 3 EWSL
, 1883-08-25
Epilepsy es Mae Years.

Il shank ,hs eiysr Of al good gifts, "
~ri,es J. y. Msr.han. Of Granny. Srv:on
Co., NJ, .for giyieg me S.msrItsn Ny
yioe. II cured my dsrghteE'. spiiePtie hts.
of rine years st,niing." &c; at drngglstz.
81 50.
, 1883-08-25
What shortase In the East.

Y. Chamberlsin, secretary Il the Ohio
Safe Board Of agriculture, in his August
r. por, says:
The latest reliable official iniornstion We
have from the five main whes. states that
have the best mesns for sscertsining :a;ts Is
as ilovCs
, 1883-08-25
TIE -iR0NCIAa- oIIH.
the lssca0eas g; n sfrikiss Operators
AsSf sign Before They Gan go Rack 20

Western Union Telegraph superintendent
Lamb has fcrnish,d the Or-yo.;1s 'py Il
the as-eemers v hieh all strkug oper .for',
making APPLICATION for em.IaynCn', wers
r'quired to s;gl 1his fora Of spplc.'iun,
or pledge. was silnatrd y the s-rIk~rs
the Ir1nclad o tn, AMI reais IS follow:
Western Uunn Tel graph Conpany-
Agreeneat tn re recmploy,d striEers:
- Of -, iu con-i1erstIou Of re-
employment BY tie Western Uaion Teie-
grsph Company, hereby promise g. d agree
with the ssld oImp,uy that will fatasl;h
abandon any aud all connection or stfiia,ios
with any organ zat on or socie-y. aad r.d
mot in asylriSs reasse or ~ enter epoa s-y
relations or membership rriGtsoerer ia any
society whether secre, or oled. which an,
wise attempts to regulate the CO, dIrions of
my service. or the payment, n,w uoier-
taken: and do hereby farther agree that l
sill. uhile in the employ of sail conp,ny,
render good and faithful service 10 the ses,
Of NY ability.
ISeali Dated st - this - day Of
-, 1883.
Accepted i,r the Western Ulioa Tele-
graph &c. ... .........
SGps.
In the form Of agreement issued Yesterday
the italicized portion OF the fJregOins Wa.
through some error of the olerk ia San Fran
cisco who prepared the message for Trans
mission. misplaced, and added after the
word ability" as the closing clause Of the
agreement, thus causing wrong irserpreta-
ton. It was on account If my noticing an
apparent cOnfusicn n in its composition thar
l desIei the publication OF the form with
held until the mistake, if any. coalG be cor
rected All the strikers but three have
been re-employ,d at San Francisco. and all
have sipned the agreement.
F. II. LAMB, Asst,nt Superintendent.
PORTLAND, Aug 81, 1883
, 1883-08-25
STATESMAN
otflcIAL COUNTY PAPER.
Wanted.

U,,.,d Immediately twenty tesm' TO
',1be,. Biz prices paid. IrquHe Of +.
= =. Cor. Main and Third SIS.