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Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-27
"A TRIPLE TRAGEDY.

Terrible Fury of a Worthless. and
Eorsaken Husband.
MINEEAPoLIs, June 26.-Silas Robinson, q
worthless teamster, whose wife left him eight
months ago, met her with Nick Weiss this
evening. He shot the woman dead and
Weiss fatally and then mortslly wounded
himself. Mrs Robinson's reputation was
good.
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A BOY in fancy goods store who resides with
IA his parents. Address, stating references and
salary, Ger IT'D 2. Q. BOX LISA:
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re you have a cold, cough, dry, hacks
ingl Group, cankered throat, catarrh drop
ping, causing cough, DR.. Kilmer's Indian
Cough cure-{ Consumption oiD-will res
lieve instantly; heals and cures. Price 25e.,
800. and 81.
Sold and recommended by Wells & GAL
houn, wholesale druggists. New HaYen, CT.
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Lean Year club i'm FAIR haven.

Leap Xear CAuD IN FAR maven.
The young ladies of the East Pearl street.
NJ. E. church have formed what is known as
the ''Leap Year Club" They will hold their
first sociable with Miss Minnie Jacobs Of
Maltby street, to which their gentlemen
friends are invited and will be entertained by
m embara of the oluh
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Wednesday, June 27.1S8S.
Ia1rfs

ONE Cent WORD for Each insertion
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Suicide Mt Hartford.
IA - "a No.

HARTFORD, Ct, June 26.-Rese Garland
wife of Robert Garland of Manchester
drowned herself early this morning. She wa
temporarily insane from childbirth pains and
possibly chill. She was thirty-three years
old and leaves Eve children.
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NOTICE.
THE undersigned, having purchased all the in
l. uerest of 81. H. Olds & Co. in the pie baking
business at 500 and 403 Chapel street, New Haven,
hereafter carry on said pie baking business at the
same location, and will carry on and conduct said
business under the name of H. Fl. Odds Co, re-
tanning the trade mark Of said b. H. Odds & Co.
ELIZABETH 9. OLDS.
New Haven, June IS, 1888. je &c st
The New Haven Savings Bank.
A SEMI-ANNUAL meeting of the trustees of the
IA New Haven Savings Bank will be held at the
banking house on Orange street on Friday evening,
July 6, 1885, at 715 o'clock.
The bank will be closed usual the first week in
July for the purpose of writing in the interest on
deposits, and win be open for business Monday,
July 9th. JOHN P. FUTILE, Treas.
irI2S
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DAsBuRY June 26.-Jaok Stevens, aged
twenty-five, hunchback, committed suicide
by jumping into Still river to-day. De
spondency was the supposed cause
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six RafIroad Laberers KILLED

six Railroad Laberers Killed.
SHAMoKEN, Pa, June ga gravel train
ran into q freight train Tonight at Cable
City, few miles north, killing six Hunga-
Ran laborers and fatally injuring four others.
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Very few people saw the race and very lit
l tie enthusiasm was manifested. Woodruff
| of the Yale university crew, who is alleged
l to be disabled with bad knee, was seen at
pair-oared shell with one of the university
L substitutes.
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Glass Reunfon. al Harvard.

BosToN, June 26.-The various classes of
Harvard held reunions in the city tonight.
At the Brunswick the Glasses of '3S, '72 and
'73 sat down to sumptuous spreads, at Par
ker's, '63, 1917, '7S and re dined, while "a,
ne, '72 and '85 were entertained at Young's.
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EXPERIENCED Joiners and Steel Stitchers
u home. Work delivered and called for. ApJ
or address MAYER, sTR9 81 co,
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MIS-. Folsom Reaches New York.
NEW York, June 26.-Mrs. Folsom ar
rived this evening on the Westernland.
Her daughter, Mrs. Cleveland, was in the
CITY to meet her
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HARTFORD, CT. June 26.-Clarence E. Tay.
1or, accused of the murder of William Tracy
of New Britain, was to-day acquitted by the
jury after trial lasting for a.week.
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POLITICAL.

COl0red Republican Clab.
The Colored Young Mems Republican club are
invited to meet att o'clock sharp with the Young
Mems Republican club in the Insurance building
Thursday evening, June 26th to participate in the
ratification celebration
je27 ct W. NJ BONNER, President.
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wv AI% III NUs
A SITUATION by respectable girl to do sec
~ ond work in private family, or to act q
nurse girl. Inquire at
jes8 2ts 2s6 WALLACE STREET
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EOkk SAASs
$3.50 The homestead Of the late Thomas Alling,
.:H $50 Chapel street: has all modern improve
.nnents. VIII be sold low to close out the es-
isi - 70 Water street.
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TIM KEEFE H.s BEST.
And. Philadelphia Can Ne Nothin
with HIS Curves.

And. Philadelphia Can Ne Nothing
with His Curves.
PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-New York de-
feated Philadelphia this afternoon BY excel
lent fielding. The Phillies could do nothing
with Keefe's pitching, but til J managed to
earn run in the FIRST inning on Fogarty'a
base on balls, a steal to second and Nc
Cures base nit. Although Casey was his
hard. all their runs were made off wild
throws. Score:
philadelphia. ....---.l Q o o Q Q 81
New York. o o o 2 I'd
Earned runs, Philadelphia /. Two base hits.
TierDan, Slattery. Three base hits, Conner, Ewing.
Double plays Delehanty. Irwin, Farrar; Farrar and
Delehanty. First on errors, Philadelphia !, New
Farrar, Delehanty, Wagenhurst, Irwin, Casey 8,
pire, Kelley.
The other way At Desroit.
DETROIT, June 26.-The, Chicagos turned
the tables upon the champions to day. YAM
Haltren and Conway were both in great
form and had it not been for Richardson's
error of Judgment not an earned run would
have been made. Score:
Detroit: o o o o o o %
Earned runs. Chicago Two base hit, Arson.
Double plays, TwitchelI and Richardson; William
son, Pfeher and Anson- First balls, Richardson,
Bennett. Hit by pitched ball. TwitchelI, Brouth-
Conway 8. by Van Haltren 8. Tfme 1880. Umpire,
Valentine.
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The Harttord Repablleans Rasary.


The Hartford Republicans Ratlfy.
HARTFORD, CT, June 26.-The nomina-
lions of Harrison and Morton were enthu-
siastically ratified tonight by Hartford Re
publicans. Two flags were raised one at the
City Hall and the other at the works of the
Pratt & Whitney company. A ratification
meeting in front of the City Hall was largely
attended. Mr.. F. A. Pratt, president of the
extensive and widely known Pratt & Whit
nsy company, occupied the chair and among
the vice presidents were many leading citi-
zens, several of whom made remarks eulogis-
tic Of the candidates and expressing conf
dence in a Republican victory. A salute of
one hundred guns was fred on Bushnell
Park. Late in the evening there was =
parade and the streets we're ablaze with
colored fires, etc. Morton and Harrison flags
are hung from several private residences and
there Is very general display of the national
colors all over town.
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NOTICE

TINE annual meeting of "Union Wharf Co. and
Pier in New Haven will be held at the office OF
H Trowbridge's Eons at II q. M Monday, July Cd,
1888. e. H. TROWBRIDGE,
je25 81 Clerk.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Beard of GOvernment-OMcers Elected.
The board of government of the Knights
of Columbus of the State met at Arion hall
yesterday afternoon. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Supreme
knight, Hon. J. j. Phalen, Bridgeport /;
deputy supreme knight, j. G. Roach, Wal
lingford; general secretary, Daniel Colwell,
New Haven; general treasurer, Il. T. Downs,
Meriden; general physician, A. W. Tracy,
Meriden general advocate, P. G.. Narkley,
New Britain general warden, N. McMe-
Manus, New London chaplain, Rev. N. J.
McGivney. Torrington; directors, James T.
Mullen, New Haven; James ]. Coogan, New
Haven; D. z. Donahue, Owen Burns, Bridge
port; W. T. May, New London; John J.
Howard, Meriden; Andrew Smith, Hartford,
>and G. Maloney, Waterbury.
wiz. Arrive Home Tonight from Chi.
cage.
The Connecticut delegation to the Republi-
can national conyention will probably arrive
home tonight in &me for the ratification
meeting. They went 10 Indianapolis from
Chicago yeSterGGaasy q. " sEted home last
night.
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Indianapolis Defeats Pistsburg.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 26.-Indianapolis out
played Pittsburg at all points in the game
here and won easily. Boyle made his first
appearance since he was injured in New
York four weeks age and pitched great
game.
Indianapolis ......2 oo o5 O. o o.
Pittsburg .............. O 2 2 1 o o 0-5
Earned runs, Indianapolis 1, Pitsburg 4. Two base
hit, Hines. Three base hit Dalrymple Double
plays, Dunlap and Coleman: Kuehne, Dunlap and
Coleman. First balls, Kuehne. Struck out,
Seery, Kuehne. Dalrymple. Time, 1885. Umpire,
other Games Yesterday.
Observation-Disclosures Z, Brooklyns 6.
acknowledgements 5, Ba1timores 4.
LIN Iaal1is CleualaTlds
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weather ReeeRd.
FoR JUNK 20. 1855.
DEATHS.

Observation-Disclosures 25tt. 1888, DR.. Edward 81.
LefingweI, in the eighty sixth year Of bis age.
HARvEY-Suddenly, Tuesday vening, 26th inst,
Harvey, in her 74th year.
Funeral from late residence, sOS Exchange street,
tives are respectfully invited.
FRANCIS-In this city, June rs, Jessie r. Francis,
aged years.
the residence of william H. Merwin, No IS Ed
wards street. Relatives and friends invited to
attend Burial at convenience Of the family. 2tt
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rTNHE annual meeting of THE Contractors to
i build and support Union Wharf and Pier in
New Haven will be held at the Office OF 81. Trow-
bridges Sons at II o'clock g.. Monday, July 3D.
1888. THOMAS R. TROWBRIDGE,
ie25 3t Clerk.
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OWNED AND FOR SALE By
MASSEN A CLARK
Room NO. 4, 81 Church ST.,
crr x,rr 1,TrYr rNr11<1

Terms Easy. ON the InSta1lment Plan II
Required.
BUILDING LOTS fronting Lamberton st., Cedar
st. John st., Grant ST., st. Roman st., Arch ST. Red
fseid A. Da9Rett st. West ST., Washington st., Nor
ris St. wilson st., Oak ST. Evergreen court, Rosette
ST., starr St, Harriett st., Bassett ST., Newhen ST.,
State st Cold Spring st., Everett st., Cassius st.,
HoWari Az. Greenwich sv.. Hallock av., Kimberly
Az, Whitney av.. Dixwen ay.. Columbus Az. Win,
Orsnee Center Derby av., East Haven. Lots In
Hamden near the church Lots in Bfanford and
Anceryiile Lots and house on east shore Light
mouse point) Houses and lots in Montoweee. One
large house and lot corner Olive and wooster SIS
one iarpe store on State street. Lamar block
Grown St. Block house No. Sylvan Az. Block
house NO 10 Home place court ST.. Also some
splendid factory sites, etc. etc.
Farm go acres, Montowese, North Haven.
Farm 206 acres North Branford. ms tt
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FOR SALE.

c@G PhRton One canopy top lady's Bas-
a2248ket PhBton, made by Henry Hooker &
Co.; nearly new; viii be sold low. Also Pony and
Harness.
CHARLES Il. WEBB.
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FOR SALE,

- A very desirable house and lot on Prospect
:S street; other real estate might be taken in
s.R exchange. Inquire of
y. p. Phillips,
GLEBE BUILDING,
ieo1 from 8 m. to 10 m.
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WANTED,

A n enterprisng gentleman as partner With
IA $1,000 which he can double In four Inontbs
Money advanced thoroughly secured Address,
ies71tt Journal and Conrier Ofiee IT.;
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-05-04
Citation.

In Ac County Court ofthe State Of Oregon for
Linn County.
In tho matter OF the estate of Samuel I.
Harris, deceased.
To tho following named heirs at law of
said deceased, to-wit B. T.. Harris, l.. s
Harris, Rachel Williams, Henry Moler,
Jad Moler, Albert Moler, Rachel Moler
and Harry Nicklin, and TO all others un.
known If any such therebe.
IN the name of the State of Oregon
You are hereby cited and required to
be and appear in the County Court OF the
county OF Linn In the State OF 0iegon, at
the Court House in the city OF Albany, in
said county and State on
Tuesday the 5ih day Of Jane, A. D., 1883,
at the hour ofone O'Clock in the afternoon
of said day the same being the second day
of the regular term thereof, to,wit the
June term, 1888, and then and there show
cause If any exist why an order of sale
should not be made directing aud llcans.
ing the Administrator of said estate to sell
all the right title and interest of the said
Samuel T. Harris, deceased, at the time of
his death, both in law and in equity in
and to the real property hereinafter de.
scribed ss prayed for in petition of j, III.
Peery, Administrator of the estate OF said
ton Is now on Gle in the Office of the
County Clerk of Linn county, State OF
Oregon, which said real property is de-
scrioed as follows, to wit s: Beginning at
the northwest corner OF Section twelve in
Township 10 south of range west 4 the
Willamette meridian thence east 6lx
rods I; thence south 208 rods 10 the south
bank ofThomas Creek thence west along
the south bank ofThomas Greek thcnce
vest along the south bank of said Creek
following the neanderlngs thereof 6ix
rods to the line of said Section IL; thence
north along said Section line 208 rods 10
the place of beginning, containing so acres,
more or less, in Linn county. Oregon.
Done by oider ofthe Hon. j, j. Whitney
Judge of said Court.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of said
County Coult this 18th day of April, 1883
IL. ST. j, =. GaLBRAITH,
Clerk,
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sherif's Sale.
IN tie Circuit Court Of che State Qf Oregon
fer Linn County.

IN tie Circuit Court Of che State Of Oregon
fer Linn County.
@. 81, Liggett, Plaintiff.
VS.
Sarah Hines and Thomas Hines, Defen-
dants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
1N of an execution and order OF sale is
sued out OF the above named Court in the
above entitled suit, viii on
Saturday the 5th day Of May. 1855.
at the Court House door in the City of al
bany. Linn county, Oregon, at the hour of
ono o'clock, p. m. sell at public auction
for cash in hand to the highest bidder the
real property described in said order of
sale as follows, te-wit: the east half of the
northwest quarter and lots one and TWO of
Section sixteen in Township eleven, south
Of Range one west of the Willamette
meridian in Linn county, Oregon, con-
tanning 1871 acres. The proceeds aris-
ing from the sale eff said real estate to be
applied: First to the payment OF the
costs and disbursements of suit taxed at
$2I. 80 and the costs and expenses Of sale.
Second to the payment to the Plaintiff
herein the sum of $l445.84 with aceruing
interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent
per annum from the 18th day of March,
1888, aud the further sum Of $I20 and the
overplus il any To be paid TO the Defend
ant. Sarah Hines.
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ST. J0aN on THE TARIFF.

Proceeding TO discuss the emptiness OF
the old parties, he read the plank of each
on prohibition, which was nothing. lie
held that the republican party was dying
Of the same disease as the democratic of
thirty.hve years ago-a spirit OF inteler-
ance and persecution.
Then speaking Of the tariff As a national
issue, he asserted that in the tariff there
was more politics than protection II was
a subject of which most people know very
little. For every dsllar of protection Civ
en- to the laboring men $4,000 was given
to the monopolist The mansion on the
hill Is for the manufacturer and the mis-
cradle tenement In the alley for the labor
er. But one male operative in many owns
his hsme. Wages are low and living high.
He cannot get ahead. The biacksmith's
apron, tools, nails, ,herseshoes and hammer
are pretected-all but the muscle of the
blacksmith.
Any system which enables a Wander
biltto possess $2oo,ooo,ooo In lifetime
Is wrong. Two hundred and eighteen
such men could buy all the wealth of the
United States. Let the railway lines be
condemned and run in the interest of the
people.
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POOLS nor ALL DEAD.

On March 3ist, says the Walla Walla
Union, a green.lookIng individual, ID. 4.
Meyers by name, arrived from Spokane
Falls, and early nest morning presented
himseIi to Agent Fallon, OF the Pacific
express company, asking II a package or
small box had been received for him from
the East. The box was produced and
charges TO the amount of s5732s were paid
by Meyers. lie took the box and went
off, but sooa returned much excited and
told the agent there was nothing In the
package that he expected. Upon being
asked what the box was 10 have contained
he stated that he had made arrangements
for the purchase Of $4,000 in "green
goods, as counterfeit money Is called. lie
had already paid the "green goods" mer
chant Of Jersey City s3so In cold hard
coin, when the stuff was 10 be shipped him
Ia an iren box 10 Walla Walia, with c. o
d. charges Of s57o-S6so being the price
had received the package from tho express
Office he had hied himself to secluded
spot and opened Il, only to find an elegan,
assortment of old newspapers and like
debris. BY the advice OF attorneys the
last payment Of $3.50 was garnishsd,and Il
new In tho hands of Sheriff Bowles. to
await the decision of the express company
The reporter was informed of the occur
renee the same day. but II being represent
ed that the fool was led into IL more
through ignorance than any criminal In.
tenteonsented to suppress the fact for the
present, but now that the matter has leak
ed out, uses It's information little late. II
is not believed tina, he can recover his S37c
by any legal process, AMI iaw-ablding citi
zens will not wiAh him 10 do 40
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-05-04
The Devil Flsh DescrIbed by Hugo

The Devil Fish Described by Hugo
Is not more tenacious monster than ma
laria, whether 1t takes the form of chills
and fever, bilious remittent, ague cake or
dumb ague. Like the octopus of the story
it clasps tho victim in It's tentaculae. and
folds him closer and closer in horrible
embrace. Attacked with Hostetter's Stom
ach Bitters, however, it gradually relaxes
its tremandous grip, final ly abandoms it,
and the quondam sufferer, liberated at last,
reioloes in the sense of new born freedom,
erigondered by the restoration ofcomplete
health. Dyspepsia, too, and constipation,
those old and remorselssS enemies of the
human family give ground, and are finally
driven from the field by this Napoleon of
remedies, the greateat, the purest IN the
family pharmacopoeia. Rheumatism sue
cumbs to 1t, so do kidney troubles. The
nerves, when overstrained, regain quietude
and vigor by its aid, and the ability 90 rest
tranquility and ear with zest are increased
Au II Reenrt To Il III Tina and amid IN
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Sherif's Sale

Jn Ge Circuit Court Of the State Of Oregon
Jr The County Of Linn:
lIartha Barnes, plaintiff.
NJ. BeIrigan, B. Brenner, II, Glass and Dc
:, q lass, partners, doing business under
1 firm name and style Of X. Glass IL
= n, and Levi West and Ed Robinson,
} irtners, doing business under the firm
l;i'n9 OF Robinson IL Vest, Defendants,
hIOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
IN of an execution and order Of sale is
tiIsd out of the above named Court in the
Sn0ve entitled suit, will on
Saturday the 9th day Of May, 1883,
> tho Court House door in the City OF Al.
J tnv, Linn county, Or gon, at the hour OF
fie USc'ock, p. m, at public auction for
sh in hand To the highest bidder, sell
i,e real property described IN said notice
.. sale az 70 lows, to wit this northeast
:, iarter OF Section 3 in Up Is, s. X. K. Of
Willamette meridian containing 100
O. res. Also the east alf of the northeast
Z, .4rtor cf Section 81 In Tp- Ii, ) X. | e.
he Willamette meridian, containing 80
ses. all Ia Linn county, Oregon, The
,ceeis arisirS from the sale of said
smisaa 10 80 applse@ FIrst To the pay
! ant of tho ei,sTs and Disbursements Of
fsit taxed At sil ~ and the cosls aud ex-
nros If ra'e. Sec md 10 the Payment TO
> Plaintiff The SUM Of sl52.52 With &c
uIng interest at 10 per cent ner annum
I'M the 2lst day Of March lSS3 Dnd the
rther sum Of S25 attorneys ssaS, next TO
o payment 4, tho Defend .nt, Is. BTenner
o sum Of Si6i with accruing interest
,sreon from March 81 I, 1893, at he rate
10 pcr cent per annum and the further
fum of Sfs.05 costs and . attorneys fees
a4,d the Overplus If auY N To paid to tho
a. A. H.
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STEAM LAUNCH FOR SALE. Headquart-
ers Department If the Columbia, Office Of
Chef Qnartermaster, Vancouver Barracks,
w. r., March Is, 1888 There will be offer
cd for sale at Fort Snermas, /. T., on May
10Th, 1888, at public auction, the U. $.
steam launch "Amelis Wheaton. (aud prop
erty pertaining thereto.) Stern wheel, light
draught length 76 feet beam IL feet (;
depth Of hold 4 feet lower cabin, Sxl4x57 !;
upper cabin, 7ixl4x30 engines about 40.
horse power. Sale to take place at ii o'clock,
a. M. Terms Of sale Cash in u $ currency.
All Inquiries addressed 20 this Office or to the
Post Quartermaster. Fort Sherman, /. t.,
will be promptly answered j. G. G. LEE,
Major and Chief Quartermaster.
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WHAT BITp

\ farmer asks us 10 explain what an ad
valorem duty IS, and, also, 10 explain
specific duty. Id vaierem Is 4 Latin
rase,signifying"according 10 the value"
aud an ad valerem duty on imported goods
Is 4 certain rate per cent Of the value Of
tho goods. 4 specific duty Is so many
cents or dollars Us tho case may be, on the
pound, the yard, the barrel, or any other
unit Of the weight or measure OF the goods,
without regard TO the price. 10 illustrate (:
An importer ships from France 100 yards
OF cashmere Of the value Of SIso. There
is duty of 10 per cent on the vaiAe of these
goods. That Ia tbs importer will have to
pay, as duty, 10 cents for every enc del
Lar Of the value of the goods. This Is an
ad vaiorem duty. Suppose the law provl.
ded that nc should pay as duty 60 cents
on every yayd Of cashmere imported. Tn is
then, would be 4 spe=ifc duty.
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Seeds
The Best Garden or Grass Seeds to
be Had in Oregon.

Our seeds have been brought from Mime
sofa and rs they are pure aud fresh and rails
cd in Northern la;iiudes, much larger pro
portion Of them viii grow than any nov TO
be had in this market. We have thorough.
~ tested them and know this 10 be so. We
have placed them on sale In this city and
throughout the county Ask your mer.
chant for our Northern GToGgH Seeds. Marx.
ct gardens and all Others wanting either
garden or grass seeds should not forge,
this.
STEWART * Sox.
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SIR Harrison, possible candidate for
President, has acted with Sherman, Ed
munds, Ingalls,, Hawley and Allison---and
with the Republican party generally, ex-
eept OH this coast -in opposing Chinese
immigration lie believes in protecting
American labor by taxing the necessaries
of life, instead of keeping out the "pauper
labor" OF China.
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The National Convention Of the Army
OF the Blue and the Gray, which Is Gem
posed of all ex-soldiers OF the United States
and Of the late Confederate army who de-
sire the overthrow Of King Alcohol, will
be held at indianapolis May 5Ist; grand
prohibition campfire will be held at which
short addresses will be made by Gen.
Clinton B. Fisk, Col. George Balm. .Col.R.S S.
Chevea and Mai. George II. Hilton.