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New-York tribune., 1885-09-13

A YOUNG LADY of refinement wishes
n pleasant home fOf al and winter win honsekoep
smail o be nefu apart from that excellent
testimonials AdlIeSs EARSEsfN Bss. tribune Oiics.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
THE PROTECTIVE EMPtoYMENT ASSOCIATION.
Established IN s62 Incorporated lsN
QRho r. fhhossIR Secretary A. Ili6 HHfL6dG attorney
Map onee. 1877 8roadway and 100 West 8lth.st. ~ Y
t.a,,.. (3lS aud 800 r tptOn.st, PleTupODt
1IOVAy" Also. t4O FultoD-st, near NanderbitaVe
Tie references OF all apDeanis for situations are invea
Co0K-firstclass' private family. no. a. at 1917
2Uudcrsta1ds milk and bulteri prefcrs country
COOK Az d ASSIST wAsH--Is an excellent cook. No c
73 at 1877 broadway.
wATrRIss-Firs-elass private family no. L 75 at
IAtNDRfss-Fns.-cassi private family. no F 49, at
NURsE~iniaats or grown children no. G n, at 1917
NUnsE- infants; arst-class. 30. II 10, at
1917 Broadway.
tent No I 7g, az l.3l7 Br1ldYay.
cook AND LAUEDKE .---G0Od coax and thorough
lsnDdress NO. 30, at l,Sl7 Broadway.
MISS l.. CAMPBELL Mrs Seelyl GS
a. West z2d-st continues at % address No connection
EWPLoYMENT BUREAU. servants disappointing iam-
lies win be excluded from the ofhce. 80 -.
A MEXICAN aud GERMAN EMPLOY MENT
sse ssrysBs T & SoTs iB a kinds
CHAMBERMAID and WAlTRESS.-By a
~ coored gir private family Call i4l West S0ih
ST., first nocr
COOK. - First-cIass private family thor
Ss3 <ihaya
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Gmusements.
WETROP0LITAN OPERA HOUSE.


METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
NI OPERA SEASON. 1ss5-se
commenced at the metropolitan oTera Hoose Moniss
breS 20 @ So unse sssyGn w oser ea
nights and thirteen nasees: Commencing November %.
S sssSs se 70 % s ~ u 2 2ss sI & e S0 &
given heopenng January 1856 the season W continue
SOPRANOS.
TrI I'M Iehmsnn, Imperial Opera HOUSE. Berlin.
rRg ATsTSe d 'Ts rsSd 2psrS
" III Fl ida sIiI Klein, Anew New. 8tsi1 2orR '-s''
MEzzo SOPRANOS AND coNTRALros.
Fri Marianne Brandt Imperial Opera Honse Berlin.
Fri Carrie Godstcker Grand opera. Cologne
TENoKs
Herr Albert stritt. Grand Opera House. Frankfurt.
Herr Eo sylvia Imperial % opera House 81 pstersourg.
Herr otto Es% Royal 92sra hGqss prssns Hanover
Herr Krssmer. Grand Opera House, Mannheim.
BARIToNEs
Herr Adolf Robinson Grand opera Hamburg.
Herr Aeky. Imperial Opera House Vienna.
Herr Carl kaufman. Aew-fork
BAssos
Berr Leimiaf: Grand opera House, Prague
Herr Itnh Sanger. New-Nork.
REPERTOIRE.
Rienzi. eaeep q sheba.
Lohengrin Faust,
Die WsIkure Ia Juive,
Die MestCrsinger Ala,
Colt rdafnInering, Carmen
0ioconda
And possibly
Mefstofele MassnieIo.
Huguenols Flying Dutchman
Tho following scale Of prices has been adopteds
Single BY sub
performance. scripti0n.
Orchestra Chairs. 5 50 500
Dfeas Circle Chairs % zoo
trout Rows Balcony. 90 30
Other Rows Balcony -. .,.....--. 100 .-.-- 100
Family ClTce ....-.... .........-... 30 ..-... 30
Baignor boxes seats 80 80 25 90
fHst ler Boxes OoOo OVOO
Season tic ots bic admit 10 the 80
fOimances bat no reserved seat. $50.
The subscription for the open from 10 m.
10 M at the olce OF the company 1taye and 39ihst
GTAR THEATRE. Broadway and th-st.
~ Every Evening ats. saturday Matinee at 2.
THE COMEDIANS
ROBSON AND CRANE.
ROBSON AND CRANE.
ROBSON AND CRANE.
ROBSON AND CRANE
ROBSON IN ID CRANE
ROBSON AND CRANE.
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| Through these smaliOpiniOns let the Dghtin:
Herald-" Third magnificent words magniacensy IN
terpreted. swept the house Ike a hurriconc."
World" The representation instant and emphatic
success~
Tribune-"rt received with great applause and
actors repeatedly called before the curtain"
Mail and Express-A Moral Crime is at once and unequv
ocally here"
third unqrustonably the strongesty yet
seen the stage"
Graphite" OF acting nothing praise spoken
The mounting magnificent and worth describing detail"
Telegram" 1t was rot ony handsomely brs lururiOusy
mounted presented by company In the third
act it reaches climax strongest scenes be
found IN modern drama"
Turf Field and Farm" The third raised shout and
OF applause which uDanmity and heartiness has
equalied exceptionally
popular plays"
Mirror" No single act Of emotional drama we hsys
witnessed approaches the third Moral crme
Dramatic Times =" Tho opening night instant
cess Crime reflects credit alike
authors the managers and the ability"
Dramatic News" The dra ma is finely acted throughout
the three seis hove
been riva.ed. equalled tic Union Square Theatre"
Mercury "A Moral Crime which Is likely to
tempt patrons again their vacated chairs at
the Union Square Theatre"
Tho sun" The characters Handsomely
though they were real sstocras gorgeous past and
the portions sight decorations
and furniture"
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
JOSEPH BROOKS.

THIS revival with its scenic illustrations costumes, acc
and eTOupng3 has been designed AID arranged
ALFRED THOMPSON.
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COOK. - First-class private family thor
~ oughiy understands her bnsiness excellent reference
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sETH-ST., 146 EAST.-ffandsomely fur
DO nished front and snry yoorns connecaR or stncly
tfh bOafd references.
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5llnahons rDanie,--1emalcg.

A YOUNG LADY OF refinement wishes
n peasau, home winter viii honsekoep n
sma way be aefu apart from that excellent
testimonials. AddIe6s EARN ESfNESS, Tribune Onice
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COMEDY OF ERRORS.

Ironio Of syrac1so,} Twin MR. STuART ROBSON
Under the directisn Of
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oaro ano Rooms.


West Side.
9, East. EAST 46TH-sT.-Largc alcOve room un-
0S WEST 35TH-ST.-Sunny, comfortably
e1'I furnished rooms dIessngroon. bath uAe1eepuon'
NEWLY handsomely furnished rooms, en-
Or gentlemen excellent table e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pleasant room and
either 'I Road o. Tribune Branch S5S Broadway.
pOOMS with best of board in a private
nanny L. iTiSuno d UitOSSs Saioe isss BrSadway
GUPERIOR UNFURNISHED apartments to
- let. References required ~ West 34ta-st
TWO nicely furnished rooms large and
small with board 209 West 45th-st two doors from
Broadway
VERY fine rooms with first-class board at 20
West lsihst. References.
WALLACE'S RESTAURANT, 121 5th-ave.
sl2 per week.
q WEST 30TH-ST Desirable parties can
handsomely furnished parlo and fourth
floors wit1 excesnt table gentlemen pretred f fourth
IA AND 13 WEST 18TH -ST,-SuIts ofrooms
\ with board transiens accommodated references
10 WEST 51ST-ST.- Handsomely furnished
10 connecting rooms second third and ionrth floors
IQ5TH AVE. connecting with the Brevoort
mSTsC 10 reS az Doa
0IST-ST.. WEST 9th, formerly at 165
= West 2sd;-Iaree. we.furnshed iooms with choice
OtS WEST elegant rooms with first
<sp class bOart References exchanged
SsD WEST 47TH-ST. T.-Handsome furnished
~ connecting rooms second third and fourth floors
90 WEST 36th-st.--Elegantly furnished
furnish breakfast Il desired: table board given.
0A WEST Unusually desirable hall
- room. with board; upright bed running water
y fTH-ST., 1873 EST.-Neaty furnished
ebA single rooms for gentlemen.
oA WEST 51ST-ST.-An entire floor hand
sS somey furnished also large andha room With board
70 WEST 26TH-ST.- Pleasant rooms, sin
1 gS g ap S0 sa sps Rcey excellent table at
Asl WEST 34TH-S ST Superior bachelor
II - apartments 20 let furnished or unurnished Refer
ences required.
KArH-ST., 211, WEST.-NICely furnished
with board house and location unexceptona6le
HSTH-ST., II WEST-Nicely furnished
HfO rooms. en- suite or singly. with board.
Ak WEST 35TH-ST: rooms on % and 4th
@&D floors with board references
fO WEST 37TH-Sr; handsomely furnished
~ alcoye roOm second oOr hrstclass table and ap-
pontments
SO WEST T.-Second floor; with or
cO without private tables single and other rooms reler
Q.b IRVING PLACE.-With board an entire
o. floor private table preferred also single rooms
0)S WEST 14TH.-Second story, front
%%O room: southern exposure alec room on third
loor< per.or boad.
Brooklyn.
D0ARD-A lady who has rented an exceed
- ngly handsome furnished ana delightfully."- located
single ID suits 10 parties able TO or home con-
forts 2O2 Park Place
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Dcato ano Rooms n)nnleo.

A GENTLEMAN would like board i'm a private
~ family with homo comforts; other boardors. Ad
dress IL G r., Tribune Once
WANTED. -First-cl board and lodging
w In exchange for dentistry. Address MOLhR.
Tribune Uptown Onice .23S BROADWAY
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a ( EAST 2STH-ST., between 9th and Madi-
= aves, furnished rooms, breakfast II desired
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13

.I9 EAST 46TH T.-Well- furnished third
20 Goor mont aso other rooms. With board references
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
Hllrnllons r1an!eA-lna!es.

A Young man with twelve year general husi-
yasains. c4n ia.niah r.iei n'ea -5e s'sit @ 'e
Gu tcL i''"' 'l'''' ''-'.'
tCCOUNTANT.-By an cx.crf OF o.a' ex-
~ reri,nfe. - ri-ht,rs foo'. na1ts irvr'tie-t e
&C. ioT T., oqira9i If, ,.' Al 1 o. 4 '. .,. ro. oae
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW-
~ YORK IRi o. IL ~ ii =, p ,,f ~ - Y i's 10
trs,si.. uat.l p m' ;.t hs.' +" Z.
se'9n1 % ~ aoA lrelf IN. .,.c go .',., -er
lour.o.athf, 40 TlrlhTe, corner y-,.y"nt >o.
81 T. 25f a.si 6ne-hun fo.ird eeligi fih.si.. % O1
Ph1aays ,a q, resa.r T2,5f dfs5s a rales 10 % ~ 80
4 MAN Of splendid chameter: strictly tenn
\ rcrte: agt 90 10 arcsrut ompio,ed in a.rspon.h'o
night poaign og ne pa,. trs ysals nd, pa pa ~ could
nom pTe.cnt over Address il LN rnbuno Lpiowu
A YOUNG MAN. age %. good pcnman ard
~ Rooi ai nrurc. Who la been WIN ha iIent emp -c-
uai m ,ee Phef esi0'hm'1, ian % 'pes , nsi ~ a sna
DUTI ER.-By an Enelishman; understands
ID his duties q evcIS respect Acdress as .thaye.
NOACHNAN and GHOOM.-By young man !;
y city or country best city reference Address H. d..
OOACHMAN-Bv one who thoroughly under
ana, e proper @ M ~ MT s1i 'TeaTsG 5o u 9f I s5eg
ae,erip',m OF h9, ' tnrte rSg ana sb'Ipg v ~
T., Tribune Uptown Gaea. 1895 broadway.
NOACHNAN-COOK.-B respectable Ger
e9se Wa r. '9en 'S cSo ~ 6e.i 6eSae 1is2
encos Aidross COAcHIAh 40 rtautonoi. Ba hoor.
NOACUNAN.-By a Scotchman; married
- thoroughly unddstlnis bis business nnd understands
g.rICLns cai entire elaarC % gonlUuaua place.
ioIr srtr r frrncs 10 oyer. AdTeas J. DJUG.
La, Z5 Broadway. Nonkers, N y
COACHNAN.-By q single Young man M
~ dersian ho roper care oi horses ano tne harness
iust dlsempov,d. city country last employer
fecn Address o., q. Tribune Uptown once. l22a
BrO1dH
EOACHMAN-By n tirst-class man five
~ years best ssf,fcncc4 Address
q. 81 % Last 3'th't employer private stable
EOACUNAN.-By single man; understands
~ eardeaipr milking. bnsf 10y references security rc
qured O.. !. g.. Tribune piown omce l"'8 Hroadway.
COACHNAN-By q respectable Protestant
- nauf lonr experience ft addr 10 y. H. al late
emp'oYe Wes 31tb-st. whore have Dcan Tor Tie past
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90 RREsP ONDENCE
Brownsville.

Jack Frost has come, and the for.
ests are putting on the "sere and yel.
low leaf"
A. J. Warren has been confined Ia
his room for several days with rheu.
matism.
NJ. Claiborne Hill, an old citizen ol
the Pioneers Of Oregon, is lying ser.
lously i'll at the residence OF his SON.
in-law, Hon. A. w. Etanard.
Professor Walker Is slowly recover
ing, and bis many friends hope TO
see him around and able TO resume
his duties in the school room soon.
The family Of Geo. Plaster are all
down with quinsy, and dIphtherls.
Taking into consideration the
amount OF sickness In town, Il would
be well enough for the city council TO
begin TO abate the nuisances at the
in the center OF tho town.
j. d. Irvine Of Eastern Washing
ton Territory, and Mise Carrie Couley,
eldest daughter ofG. @. Couley, were
married on the 9th inst. at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, In South
Brownsville, by Rev. A. J. Adams.
They left on Tuesday for their future
home In the Eastern Empire. Duck
has captured and taken away one OF
Brownsville's fairest daughters, and
we hope he will care for her tenderly
and strew her pathway with flowers.
Ped Coshow went to Albany, on
Saturday, on business.
Our enterprising livery men, VIII
son d Black, have just received
splendid new hack, from Portland, to
run on the Brownsville and HaIsey
line.
Minor Jackson and lady have got
safely moved in the old quarters.
]. K. Leabo has moved into Frank
Hyde's house In "dog town."
Mr.. ID. III. Ambrose has moved out
on his farm. The old VIM. Fields
place on the Halsey road.
WHil6 Ahluraltn mas gone 10 Port
land to run the loom Of the Browns
vile WooIen mills at the Mechanics
Fair.
w. r. Kirk has returned as far as
Portland from his Eastern trip. He
was there Joined by his family on
Monday.
Mr.. J. M. Meyer has been up in
the mountains, hunting, where 10
take his word for II, he has just
Slareghtered "oogsllngs" OF deer.
w. L. Coshow OF PrineviIIe, is in
town visiting friends and relatives.
NJ. Bidwell, master machinist OF
The Oregon Railway Line, has been
IN town several days overhauIing the
locomotives Of that company.
PrAn.
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" GOOD LUCK"
The Royal Baking Powder Never Fails to do
Perfect Work.

The "Good Luck" that always attends the use of the
Royal Baking Powder in making perfect bread cake, bis
cult pastry ETC., is not "uck after ALL but the exact
result that inevitably follows the correct application of
scientific principles
All the scientific knowledge and skill attained by
twenty years practical experience have been combined in
the Royal Baking Powder to make eavenng agent ab-
soutey perfect and it cannot help doing perfect work in
the production of light sweet, wholesome palaable bread
and pastry.
The most exact accuracy and precision exercised in
the preparation and combination of all the ingredients of
the Royal Baking Powder Every article first ascertaned
absolutely pure.
number of chemists employed to test the strength
of each Ingredient that its exact power and effect in
Nothing is trusted to chance and person is employed
in the preparation of the materials who is not expert
in his particular branch of the business
AS consequence, the Royal Baking Powder is of the
highest grade of strength and excellence always pure whole
some and uniform in quality. Each box is exactly like
every other It viii retain its powers and produce the same
and the highest eavenng effect in any climate at any time
The Government Chemists after having anayzed all the
principal brands in the market in their reports placed the
Royal Baking Powder at the head of the list for strength
purity and wholesomeness and thousands of tests all
the country have further demonstrated the fact that its
qualities are, in every respect, unrivaled-
Housekeepers never fail to have "good luck in making
the delicious bread biscuit cake and pastry who use the
Royal Baking Powder.
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Lebanon.
CYRrL vrcroR.

Every one was having breathing
spell when last week Charlie RAlston
Jr. was taken sick with dlphtheria, bat
he Is getting along very well and thls
evening Tuesday, We hear that one
Of James Settles children have IL.
On account OF dIphtherIa the town
Is very dull.
Some OF our Lebanon people went
10 Albany last Friday night 70 attend
the concert ct the new opera house,
and pronounced II splendid.
Mrs @. M. Talbot with Anna and
Master Guy, returned from Salem
last saturday night, and are now
moving from sodavllle TO Lebanon.
Partridge one OF Portland's enter
prlslng photographers Ii camping here
for 8 days only, and 10 prepared 70
take flrssclass pictures at reasonable
rates.
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oa1xvil1e.
MoRr ANON.

The Willamette Temperance AllIa-
ance met pursual to adjournment on
Tuesday evening OF last week. The
officers elected at the last meeting
were installed and assumed the duties
devolvlng upon them. After the
appointment of various committees
the alliance adjourned TO meet the
third Tuesday of October.
At the residence Of the brides par
ents near Corvallis on Sep 30th by
Rev. A. M. Acheson, Mr.. Bruce Nc
Knight and Miss Julia MIllholen, all
Of Linn county.
The fall term OF the 0akvlIIe school
commenced Monday with Miss Jean
Mcdaniel as teacher.
Mrs. Mary Wren, returned to OIym-
pia last week.
Rev. Mcbride started across the
mountains on their return to the
Warm springs.
NoSvELLEs.
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Of the alarm was lhe burning OF q
wooden top built on top OF q stove
flue. The house was owned by Geo.
Bilyeu.
]. .. Johnson's new goods from
New York have not arrived yei, but
are looked for daily.
Miss Emma Curl Is Ia Portland this
week, She will purchase a complete
stock OF fall aud winter millinery
goods while there.
Doc Turner has opened a shoe and
boot shop In the ioom Just south OF
the tin shop owned by q. w. Nor
row. II you wish to have repairing
done or a neat fitting new boot Just
give him call.
The grading on main street Is al.
most completed.
MAnp
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CrawfOrdsviIIe i.

The child of Mr.. WhiteaIl was buri.
cd on Saturday. He was onIy sick a
day. Another child is sick but il ia
hoped that it is not dangerous and will
soon recover. The sympathy of the
community is extended to the family in
their affection.
r. M. Moses is building an addition
to his store building.
Mrs. Maggie White Of Brownsville
spent week at our town. She return.
ed to her home on Tuesday,
Mr.. Jones the artist is talking Of
leaving Saturday for Lebanon. He
has had considerable work to do while
here, and seems to give satisfaction.
The base ball club Of this place prac.
tice every Saturday. They are improv-
ing in their playing.
Mrs. Derrick has boen sick but IA
now improving.
Every one seems to be pleased with
the weather. But yet we think the
sultry days are possibly the cause Of so
much sickness.
The county school superintendent IL
expected here this month.
Mr. SoeIy's little girl was sick la.t
week but is improving.
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d. Fl. and Wilson Glass Of this place
went to Portland Tuesday.
There ID good attendance at the
school in this district.
Some young friends Of Mrs. Shacl<al-
ford were entertained at her residence
on Tuesday evening.
Rev. McFarlaad preached two SER
mons here, on Sunday.
Tho Charlottesville bass ball nine
were interrupted in the game last Satur.
day by = deer running past them.
They all gave chase for little while
but were left behind. Will Robe Sc
curing a gun put an end TO the fun.
Many persons are In the mountains
ct this time hunting.
CYRrL VrcToR.
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Tangent.
NoSvELLgs.

Notwithstanding the late frost the
Little SunHower still lives and don't
know some things but does know that
A. L. Bridgefarmsr has some very fine
apples.
Rev. p. A. Moses has goae TO Rose
burg 10 take charge of the NJ. Il. church
south. Also r. j. Moses aud wife have
gone to Roseburg to live.
p. w. Ryan has moved into his new
house. Also /. w. Nswcomb has taken
charge Of his property. There arc three
vacant houses in Tangent.
II. w. Settlemire had the misfortune
of having one Of bis 6ne horses badly
crippled last week.
Worth Huston and family we're in
town last SaddAy visiting o. P. Daniels.
G. Scott has returned from East Of
the mountains. Also Perry Knighten
and daughter.
Mrs. Farrell has ceased to give music
lessons TO her clsss at this place for the
winter but We hope TO see her on hand
in the spriog, for we miss her greatly.
Mr.. L. F. Smiths two children arc
quite sick.
We know that there are some young
men near the w. U. Telegraph ofiice in
Albany that haven't very many man
ners.
Mr.. Observer, don's be uneasy about
the Subfower turning TO Rosebud.
Such things nevs. happen in Tangent.
o G. Mcfarland is giving splendid
satisfaciion as teacher.
LITTLE SUSRLowER.
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Autumn here, but Rosebud not dead.
Up to this date but very little wheat
has been shipped from this point.
The school at this place il progressing
finely nnder the supervision of Mr.. o.
9. Mcfarland. Though young in bis
profession. Mr.. Mcfarland stands in
rank as = thorough instructor. We
wish him the best of success.
Mr.. A. w. Bullack, who for short
time past has been stopping near Hall
ssy, returned TO this vicinity last Friday.
We notice the familisr face OF oar
young friend, Johnnie Pagan, IA our
midst. Johnny was formally of this
place, bu: is now in the employ Of the
O. l. @. r. r.
A runaway team caused quito an sx-
element in our little town last Friday,
but did no damage.
At present there arc three vacant
houses in Tangent. This is conven-
lent place 70 send to school in the win
ter, 80 let some good citizens move in
and school their children this winter.
Mr.. II. w. Settlemire had . fine
young mare dangerously hurt last week,
by jumping on a stake.
Some things the observer" knows,
some things be don't know, and great
many things be would like to know and
never will know.
Now that Mr.. Bruce Mcknight has
ceased his passing by, We wonder what
it is that attracts the attention of Whit.
Oh, we'll you know who. Why, yes,
even the "LittIe Sun6ower" knows.
Mr.. A. Il. Blevins, in company with
several others, ara rusticating In Coast
range for short time.
There were eleven tramps passed
through here last Sunday.
That M. L. f. is the best looking
young man in Tsngsnt is settled fact.
But we consider G.. A. s. the best Look
ing young lady.
RosrBuD.
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Gov. Moody has at last called an ex-
ira session. Hero il his proclamation 1;

Gov. Moody has at last called an ex-
ira session. Hero il his proclamation
Salem, Oct. u, 1885.
WHEREAS, matters Of vital import
ance to the people Of the state OF Ore.
gon seem TO require the convening OF
the legislative assembly in special Scs-
sion,
Now, therefore, /, z. +. Moody, by
virtue Of the authority IN me vested, 40
Governor Of the State Of Oregon, DO
hereby direct the convening of the two
houses of the legislative assembly OF the
state Of Oregon in special session at the
state capitol in Salem on Monday, Nov.
8, 1885, at two o'clock r. NJ, Of which
all who shall at that time be entitled TO
act as members Of said body arc hereby
required to take notice.
Given under my hand, and the great
seal Of the state Of Oregon, this 18th
day of October, A. D., 1888.
z. 7. MOODY,
Governor Of Oregon.
Attest: r. p. EARHART,
Secretary of State.
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Since Mr.. Eaton has resigned his po-
sition as civil service commissioner
attention is again called to the two
other men who have not resigned, and
especially to tho bill Of DIR. John N.
Gregory, for bis salary and services
Last October. Il has heretofore been
published. He went from Washington
to Chicago and was absent eleven days.
He attended one official examination At
Chicago, thence went to st. Louis, then
made a couple of political speeches in
Illinois, AndIvent back again to Wash
ington. His hill for the eleven days
was $le5,Ss for salary and $l05.O7 for
expenses, total Of $2Io.35. Pretty
good pay for one days official work and
two speeches.