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The river press., 1884-10-01

The republican convention at Hel&6
was equally as fortunate IN selectln8
chairman of the territorial COMMITTEES
in naming the candidates OF the paM
This is a position that should comnlan
the services of an able, prudent, enc
getic, well informed man Of buslnsEff
and such a person is Mr.. L. IL. HeIS
field. president of the Merchants sN
tional Bank Of Helena. Mr.. Hersh1e9
is not a politician in the usual acss
tance of the word but in the perfQH5
ance of the duties Of the POSITIONS
which he has been named he will
play with coed effect his ripe judgffIIss
and business foresight. When g.
Clagett was candidate for dele9
| Mr.. Hershfield was secretary OF ~
/ committee and one Of the active dI1a
| tors of the canvass. Clagett was elee1
| and the result was in no small meaM
| due to the assistance rendered by1
present chairman of the commIlM
Like good work and aus picious rea8
| NAV be expected from his managenl
Of the campaign this year. M
The river press., 1884-10-01

THE harmony which prevails in the
republican party Of this county will go
far towards electing the ticket put for
ward by the late convention. Never in
the history of the party has such an OPP
portunity presented itself for carrying
the election to a successful termination.
The democrats are not working with
their usual zeal in fact, a disrupted
party organization takes the heart and
soul out of the campaign. and the repub,
licans will profit by it. Many Of the
republican nominees will surely secure
democratic votes, which, were it strict
party fight, would elect them.
The river press., 1884-10-01

The DAY, Stanley Waterloo's new
evening paper at st. Paul, is a marvel
of journalistic enterprise and ability,
and is certain to become immensely
popular. 1T is modelled to some extent
after the New York Sun, Chicago News
and papers of that class, only that the
fir-t issues seem better than any Of them.
1T will take barrel of money to estab-
lish The Day on paying basis but
when it is done it will be great paper.
The river press., 1884-10-01
WILLIAM H. HUNT.

The nomination OF w. IL. Hunt, or
this city, for district attorney of the
third judicial district, comprising the
counties of Lewis and Clarke, Choteau,
Meagher and Jefferson, was one Of the
best of several good things done by the
territorial convention last Saturday.
The nomination came unsolicited, and
for that reason is all the more gratifying
to the recipient. It was not until Sat-
urday morning that the friends of Mr..
Hunt made a move in that direction,
and their efforts were promptly and
happily rewarded.
The result of Mr. Hunts nomination
has been to thoroughly unite the party
in this county /; to put it in as happy a
state of harmony as JOS. Allin so tender
" pleaded for on the memorable 18th of
September, which witnessed the final
'bust upn and dissolution of the democ-
racy of Choteau county. It renders
more certain the success of the republic
can county ticket and will add not few
to the number of votes Judge Knowles
will receive in this portion of the terri
tory, as the interest Mr. Hunt and his
| friends will take in the canvass cannot
fail to bring about these good results.
Of the qualifications of W. Ell. Hunt
for the office Of district attorney it is
hardly necessary to address the readers
| of the RIVER PRESS, as he is known to
most Of them. He is a member of the
| well known and successful law firm OF
Buck & Hunt, and stands as high in
his profession as any young man in the
territory He is the soul Of honor and
integrity, and if elected, as he will be,
the duties Of the office will be discharged
with ability and impartiality. Fol
] three years past Mr.. Hunt has been col
lector Of customs for the district Of Mon
tana and Idaho. He was member Of
the constitutional convention that met
at Helena last winter, and although the
! youngest member of that body, was
one Of the ablest and most efficient
1 Whatever he is called upon to do ht
does well, and when he assumes the
mantle Of district attorney the same
faithful performance Of duty will follow
/ Mr.. Hunt is a graceful and eloquent
speaker and his canvass will be a bril-
liant one. He will make votes where
1 ever he goes, and in Choteau county
particularly, where everybody is hi
friend AS q matter ofcounty pride, Al
well as to administer fitting rebuk'
to the democrats Of Helena, who have
never given the least recognition t
other portions Of the district, til,
citizens of Choteau, irrespective o
party, should support Mr.. sHunt.
The river press., 1884-10-01

WE see that Mr. Jas. E. Stevens, for
merly of the RIVER PRESS, but now
publishing the Tranchant at Townsend
has been nominated for the lower house
of the legislature by the republicans Of
Meagher county '.Steven would make
a first class member, and we would be
pleased to hear of his success on the 4th
of November.
The river press., 1884-10-01

FROM those who are will posted on the
sheep business we learn that the lmpor-
tation of sheep into Montana this year
will be at least 100000 At this rate
there will be soon an urgent demand for
a woolen mill The quality ofthesheep
are of the highest order. It will not be
long ere this industry will equal the cat
tie cinterest.-BoZeman Chronicle.
The river press., 1884-10-01

Col. A. M. VOOLFOLK gives US a
parting interview in the independent,
in which he takes ground against the
adoption of the new constition, because
of its provision in regard to the taxing
of mining property. The objection, it
seems to us, is not very serious as the
provision of the constitution in this re-
gard is founded on fairness and justice
and is identical with that of all the min
ing states
The river press., 1884-10-01
sun River Kicking.

The following special to the Indepen-
dent indicates that Sun River is disgust
ed with the hog everything policy of
Helena politicians:
SUN RIVER, September 25.-Demo-
Gratis and republicans of northern Lewis
and Clarke are dissatisfied. They have
no representation. Helena takes every
thing on both tickets. They will hold
an indignation meeting tonight.
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS
The river press., 1884-10-01

THE Sun River delegation from
Lewis and Clarke county to the terri
torial convention to-day was instructed
to vote for w. H. Hunt, of this city, for
district attorney.
The river press., 1884-10-01

SHERIFF MCDEvITr, the delegate
the democratic territorial convent
representing the lower house of
Choteau democracy, was admitted W
out question to the convention, Z
making the so-called boilers the re
lar democracy In other words, !
"honesty and sobriety" faction IS q
ter of the situation. ]
The river press., 1884-10-01

REV. GEORGE w. PEPPER, OF Wo'
fer. O. who is doing good service as ca
paipner for Blaine and Logan, Will 50
deliver a series of lectures on Irela|
and the Irish people in this territol
Rev. Peppers campaign speeches are
hot nc his name would indicate.
The river press., 1884-10-01

THERE are now four candidates for
sheriff in this county, Chas. Crawford
having just announced himself as an
independent applicant for the office.
The voter is privileged to pay his money
and take his choice.
The river press., 1884-10-01

Montana beef iii the English market
is now sold as Scotch, and as such brings
4 cents more per pound than under its
true name. Who cares? Montana beef
under another name tastes just as sweet.
The river press., 1884-10-01
Choteau County Republican Ticket.
THE next delegate to congress from
Montana will be named to day.

BLAINE receives an ovation at every
place he stops on his tour. No candi-
date for the presidency has ever been SO
warmly greeted.
The river press., 1884-10-01

Architect Wilton says the new school
house will be completed inside Of q
month.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22

The larvae OF butterflies and moths
are called caterplllars those OF beet
les, grubs I; those of fIes, maggots
and those OF mosquitoes, wigglers.
The term larva, pupa and image are
relative only. While the grub and
caterpillar are quite different from
the pupa, the bee state Is reached by
q very gradual change Of form, 30
that It Is difficult TO say where the
pupa ends and the imago ends. In
fact, = large number OF insects reach
maturity through an indefinite num-
Der OF slight changes. The bumble-
bee moults at least ten times before
arriving at the winged state.
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wmRS rmEX MEET.

st. Johns Lodge, No. O., In Foster
Block, End Saturday of each month.
Corinthian sI.odge, No. II, same place,
Ist and 3rd Saturdays OF each month.
Bayley Chapter, No. s, 4th Saturdays at
same place.
Albany Lodge, I. o. o. T., Wednesday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hall.
orgeana Encampment meets every Fad
and 4th Friday of each month.
Willamette, Ne 5, a. o. U. W., Monday
evenings at o. +. Hall.
Safety Lodge, A. o. u. W, Tuesday
enings, In Petersons Hall.
knights of Pythias, Thursday evenings
at o. i. Hall.
Chosen Friends, at o. /. Hall, ist aud
3rd Fridays OF each month.
Ancient order of United Templars, at o.
f. Hall, lst and 3rd Tuesdays Of each
month.
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FASHION xeTEs.

Tho favorite wrapper for the bridal
outfit ID Of pale blue or pale pink CASH
mere, and is embroidered with rose-
buds.
Bunches Of white lilac we're the most
fashionable New Years bouquet in
London.
Garnet and blue, garnet and wood
color, bronze and ruby and bronze and
blue are combined In the new Partisan
suits for street wear. Bronze and pink
is . combination much In favor for
house dress.
The New York patterns for cotton
frocks have short skirts made with large
plaits, ,drapery gathered high on the
sides and very full in the back, and
sleeves set high on the shoulder. When
two materials are used the underskirt "a
plain the plating at the hem is re-
tAined, and the Moiieie waistcoat ID
used
A pretty and easy way Of remodel
ling q worn basque Is to lay strip Of
velvet from tho centre seam Of The
back straight over tho shoulder 10 g
point about fve inches below tho should
or seam, finishing the end with bit Of
chenille fringe or a row Of beads. Folds
Of the material, starting from beneath
the velvet, are shirrsd together about
three inches above the belt and conceal
the wsrn parts perfectly.
The pattern auslins aro embroidered
in all the colors of the rainbow thii
year, and initiate the "tapsstry" wool
lens az much a. possible.
Summer shirtings are adorned with
the most grOtesqus figures. A monke,
with q violin, Kate Groenaway girli
and japanese designs are tho mildest.
Some beautiful Eastern eggs Of Ere
gilt brass thickly jewellsd with tur-
qaoise and garnet, have already sp-
peared. Some contain n perfume bottle
some are quito empty and some arr
ingeniously oontrIvsd TO make twt
small jsweled chalices when opened ant
put together again.
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cENrAUR IMMINENT.
OmclalsDireetory.
STATE.


u S Senators-Hon J II Slater, Hon ]
\ Dolph.
Congressman-M @ George.
Supreme Court Judges Il Waldo, w
2 Lord, Il b Watson.
Governor-Z Moody.
Secretary of Staee-R L Far Ihart.
State Treasurer-Ed Hirsch.
Supt OF Public lnstruction-E u Me-
Elroy.
Circuit Judge (srd distl-R + Beiss.
Dist Alto ney tSrd dist)-V ii Holmes.
COUNTY.
County Judge-L Finn.
County Comrs. john lsom, X Clay
pool.
Clerk-C II Stewart.
Sheriff-George Humphrey.
Treasurer-J II Peery.
School Supt-P A Moses.
Surveyor-D V s Reid.
Assessor-N G Dozier.
Coroner-Dr +. l.. Irvine.
CITY.
Mayor, l. Hill.
Recorier-N ] Henton.
Marshal-I c Dickey.
Treasurer-S Seitenbach.
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Referees Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the underzign-
ed, the duly appointed referees in the suit
row pending In the Circuit Court Of the
stateof Oregon for the county Of Linn, where
in Ii. ID. Burkhart and Nellie o. Royse are
Plaintiffs, and Robert l. Burkhart, VIII
liam Burkhart, Bessie u. BurkhaFt and M.
A. Burkhart are Defendants, will, on Satur.
day March lst, 1884, between the hours of
10 o'clock, a. M. and o'clock p. M, Of
said day, to-wit: at the hour of one O'Clock
D. m, of said day, at the door of the Court
House in Albany, Linn county, Oregon,
offer for sale at public auction to the highest
bidder the following described real prop
erty. to-wit
a fraction purchased of j. M. Mcconnell,
described as follows
G. Beginning at the northwest corner OF
. lain No. 40 in Township IL, south range
., west of the Willamette Meridian, and
running thence south L 50 east 20 93- 100
chains 10 a stake in the center of the road
leading from Albanyto Salem; thence north
81 % east 40 07-l00 chalns to a stake !;
thence south so 45' west on the north
boundary line of said claim 81 30.I00 chains
TO the place of beginning, containing % 80.
100 acres, less all OF the land on the north
side of the creek contained in the above de-
scribed real property sold to Ann Payton,
the balance remaining being IA acres more
or less. Also Lots three, four, five and six in
block No. Il9 in Hackleman's Addition to
TO the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon,
as appears from the map and plat of said
addition now ON file and recorded in the
office of the County Clerk of said Linn
County, Oregon.
Terms of Sale-U S gold coin, cash in
hand on the day of sale.
Dated this 18th day of JAN, 1884.
NJ. PAYNE,
LOUIS Cox, Referees.
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1884.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

"Harrers BsxaT" IS At once ths most brilliant and
usstui Household Journal in existence. II IL the
kuowiedged arbiter Of fashion In this country Its
fashion plates arc the newest aud most stylish and
is pattern sheet supplements and economic suggss
tions alone are worth many ,lurs the cost of sub
serlption. Isa illustrations Of necdlework are
the best fIs literary and arts Ie merits
are of she highest order lta stories. poems And
says BY the first American and Earopuan authors
It's choice Art pictures would oil portfolios and lie
humorous cuts the most amusing 10 be found in
any Journal ia America host OF brilliant novelties
arc promised foT Isst
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The short, sealskin nantles have not
been generally adopted either in New
York or Boston, although they were
very much liked in London. Tks big,
fur collars have been successful, sspeci.
ally those with epaulettes.
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EpIth BiIeeteTy.

u. P. CHURCH. H.-Preaehihgeyery Sabbath,
At IL A. NJ, and P. NJ. by Rev. 5. G. lr-
vine, d. d. Sabbath School at 2:3o P. n.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday, evening.
EVANGELICAL CHUKcH.-Preaching on Sab
bath at II A. NJ, and II P. n. Sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. j. 4. Hollenbaugh, pastor.
CoSoREG ATIoSALC CHuRcH. H.-Servicesevery
Sabbath at IL A. IL and P. II. Sabbath
School at 2.3o. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening OF each week J. w.
Harris, pastor.
II. Z CHURCH, SoUTH. Services held
every Sabbath at st. Panrs III. +. Church,
South, at ii 4. II. Sabbath School at 10
4. II. sharp. Prayer meeting every Thurs-
day evening. c. II. Carson, pastor.
n. E. CHUReH-Preaching every Sabbath
at ii a. N. and "a P. N. Song service IN
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
It 2:30 P. u. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Rev. NJ. Judy, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Service every
Sabbath morning and evening IN Church
COR Broadalbin and Fifth Sts. Sunday School
at 2:30 p. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. Rev. Isaac II. Condit
pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURcH-Preaching every
Sabbath at Y p q a Hall at III o'clock. a.
~, and 7:30 P. n. Pulpit supplied by Rev
II. L. Morrison.
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Summons.

In the Circuit Court Of tie State Of Oregon
for the County Of Linn:
Della Walker, Plaintiff
vs. ! Summons.
James W Walker, Deft,
To James w Walker the above named
defendant
In the name of the State of Oregon:
V0U ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
Il and required to appear and answer
the complaint of said plaintiff in the above
entitled suit, now on file in the Office of
the Clerk of said Court on or before the
first day of the next regular term of said
Court, to be held at Albany in said county
on the second Mond W the 10th day OF
March 1884. And you are hereby notified
that if you fail to answer said complains as
herein required. the plaintiff will take
decree against you, dlssolving the bonds OF
matrimony now existing between you and
said plaintIR on the ground of desertion
also for the care and custody of the infant
children named in the complaint and for
nch other relief as may be just and equit-
aoie and for the costs and disbursements
OF this suit.
ms summons is published by order OF
non II Bosie, Hdge of said Court, which
saiu ORDER bears date January 23rd 1884.
T. ]. ETTTEs,
Attorney fer Plaintiff,
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A gentleman who thinks Of leaving
the cheerless climate of Iowa wants to
know how much grain per acre can be
raised on lands in the Yakima country,
says the Yakima Signal. We will an
swer by giving the yield of the farm of
the Wilson brothers, near town in this
valley. Last season, from 80 acres
which they had in wheat, they raised
about 400 bushels, or, on an average
of 43 bushels to the acre. On another
tract of 5 acres they raised 671 bushels
to the acre. Their oats averaged some-
thing over 30 bushels per acre and their
potatoes over 800. These figures are
of course often excelIed during good
season in this country, but they repre-
sent fair yield and even . much high
er average than is often obtained by
farmers who put in their crop careless
ly and IN the spring instead of in the
fall.
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Too frequent excavations Of the bladder and Topy
Sediment In urine are symptoms Of secondary semi
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Ordinary Gnses-Any recent case Of special or
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am River, opposite Water
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all seasons.
PostOffice, Waterloo, Or.
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DIR. SPINNEY.
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