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WILLAMETTE FARMER.
AT TBE
Twelfth Annual Fair
or Tin
0RK60X STATK AGKItlLTl R.U 80CIRTT
Concluded.
CltiM Xm Garden Fi-odaoti.
0. W. Wallace, -Highland, threo heads of
knle, 1st P.
n. Hendry, Uervais, best exhibit late pota
toes, J varieties of each, 2d p.
Win. llusscl, Greenville, carrots, 3 speci
men, 2d p.
Agatha Wirth, S.ilem, garlic specimens,
1st p.
Mm. Margaret Hif-U-.v, Salem, onions, 0 spe
cimens, Istp;
squashes, !l varieties, best exhibit, 2d p:
bectd, late, It specimens, 12d p:
beets, early, U specimens, 2d p;
parsnips, II specimens, 2d p;
tomatoes, best exhibit, 3 varieties, 2d p;
Mh. Margaret lliytnr, Suloiu.
cucumbers', (5 specimens, 1st p,
O. T. Toolcy, Vancouver, W. T., best ex-
exhibit garden vegetables, 1st p.
T, H. Uuehuer, Salem, best exhibit cabbage,
Drumhead, 3 specimens, 1st p.
James Aitken, Salem, best exhibit early po
tatoes, :l varieties, 1st p.
V. H. Adair, Salem,
best exhibit lailv beets, 3 specimens,
Istp:
best exhibit late beets, 3 specimens,
lnt p;
best exhibit tomatoes, 3 varieties, 1st p:
Mm. M. N. Adair, Salem,
.do do specimen of any Miru-ty,
1st p;
best exhibit cabbage, 3 specimens, 2d p:
best exhibit cauliflowers 2 heads, 2d p;
best exhibit garlic, fi specimens, 2d p;
best exhibit garden vegetable, 2d p;
best specimen watermelons of any va
rieties, 1st p.
I), A. Qesncr, Halom,
dutch white turnips, 3 specimens, 1st p;
Into potatoes, 3 varieties, 1st p.
.1. A. Kemp, Salem,
best variety watermelon, 2d p:
best specimen salsify, 1st p;
be at specimen cauliflower, 1st p:
best specimen brocoli, 1st p;
best bunch parsley, 1st p;
1, A. Kcrby, McMinnville, best exhibit on
ions, 0 specimens, 2d p;
L, H. Judson, Salem, potatoes, 1 peck,
2d n;
W. P. Watson, Hood Hiver,
ecu plant. Istp:
pepper pods, 1st p.
A. lturkhart, Albany, greatest number of
r.
varieties and best specimens, 2d n:
G. J. Toolcy, Vancouver, W. T
best exhibit squashes, 3 specimens,
1st p;
carrots, 3 specimens, LongOmnfre.lst p;
rutn baga, English Mammoth, 2d p.
D. 1). Crawford, McMinnville,
best exhibit table squashes, 3 specimens,
Istp:
best exhibit largo field squashes, 2d pi
best exhibit winter turnips, 2d p.
II. E. Ankeny, Salem, best exhibit winter
beets for stock, 2 dp;
G. W. Dimmick, Hubbard, best exhibit
winter beets for stock, 1st p;
P. M. Rinearson, Oregon City,
swedo turnips, 3 specimens, Ut p;
best exhibit early potatoes, 3 varieties,
0 of each, 2d p!
Thomas Humphrey, Eugene, City, sweet po-
tatoes. 1st p.
Jiimea K. W. Clure,
Alb in v, best exhibit,
cucumbers.
Class XIV Flower.
Mr. Hello Cooke, Salem,
tubes roe, 2dj(
Lady Comelron fii'chia, 2d pi
double drop " lt pi
prcsaed flower picture, 1ft p.
Mii cttio Cooke,
nnuacd flower picture, 2d p.
Mrs. N. L. Cook,
exhibit CO varietloi it flower;, 2d pj
oxhibit of varieties and betpeelinen of
funchlas, 2d ii :
varieties monthly ro-e-i, lt p;
' geranium, 2d p;
" verbena, lt p;
" climbing plant, lt p;
" heliotrope, 1st p;
" eactu. 2d n:
rove
yellow, I,a l'acatol, Mecptake,
, , .
rose, white, bridal, "
" red. lied Tea. "
2.1 p.
lt p.
mammoth tiihia, 2d pi
double head fii'chia
n,lt p;
best geranium, Triumph, of any variety,
sweepstakes, zu p;
rose, sweepstakes, 1st p;
Lady Washington geranium, sw(p
btiikes, 2d p;
nansioh, 1st p;
hydranger, 2d p:
tuberose, 1st p;
oleander, 1st p;
carnation, 1st p;
usters, 2d p;
Mis, N. L. Cook, Salem.
gladiolis, 1st p;
portulacca, -1 p:
exhibit elimbiugplauts, iuba,skU, Istp;
lioquet wild flowers, 1st p;
Jh-s. Eugeno llreuimn, Salem,
lopiet roses, 1st p;
liquet mlxi d flowers, 1st p.
Mrs. M. N. Adair. Salem.
exhibit of variety nud specimens mosses,
2dp;
txhibit of vanet and specimens astf is,
Istp;
exhibit portulacca, 1st p.
Hi ury Miller, Portland.
exhibit of vaiifty and specimens ilimli
iiitr plants. 2d i:
exhibit of variety and spi-ciun lis cactus,
1st 11;
exhibit of varii ty nnd
Knoeiiwiis
Japan
lilies 111 liloom, 1st p;
eihibit (oliau plants, 1st p .
Mrs. M. X. All. u, Salem,
exhibit hydrangea, 1st p.
Mrs. Uelle fi-oke, Saltiu,
exhibit white rose, su ceixtakes, 1st p;
Mrs. 51. X. Adair, Saleiu,
lKxpiet of dahlias, 1st It;
boniitt of ev'eiLuUnu flowers, 2d p;
Mi4 J. V. Adair. Salem,
topict, wild Mowers i!d p,
Miss Nellie Parmeuter, Salem,
exhibit cnlla, 1st p.
Mrs, L. Collin, Salem,
exhibit variety and specimens coxcombs,
1st p.
Mrs. C. C. Appleby, Salem,
exhibit not more than CO vanities and
i best specimens flowers. 1st p:
, exhibit varieties, and specimens fit-
, schias, 1st p;
exhibit variolic- and speoluiens geranl
i urns, 1st p;
hanging baskets, 2d p.
I Mrs. A. A. MeCully, Salem,
boijuet of roses, 2d p:
' " of asters, 1st p:
1 " of mixed flower, 2dp
Mrs. T. I. Smith, Salem,
borptot everlasting flowers, ltp.
I Mrs. X. Ii. Cook, Salem,
1 exhibit foliiigu plants, 2d p:
Mrs. Dr. K. Y. Chase, Salt in,
exhibit Lady Cornell son, 1st p:
exhibit nutmeg geranium, Ut p.
i Mr.--. Dr. K. Y. Chase, Salem,
I geranium of nnv arietv, "Hoichoe,"
1st p.
Mrs. 51. N. Adair, Salem,
exhibit variety and lct spieitiieus
stocks, 1st p;
Ixxpict of asters, 2d p.
Mm, C. C. Annleby, Saleiu.
exhibit variety nud bt.-t sptcitinns
mosses, 1st p.
Mi. Dr. E. Y. Chase. Salem.
specimen ealla, 2d p:
jjuiv vviisiiiugtou gerauiuui,
' Alltnnnnlit ." 1t tv
specimen Fish geranium, premium;
" oak leaf " "
Class XV.-Katural History, Mining
Products, and Arts.
Clyde 11. Cooke, Salem, pencil sketches
from nature, 2d p;
Mrs. Hello W. Cooke, Salem,
pastel jwintings. 2d p;
pencil drawing, 1st p;
book shelf, 2d p;
picture frame, cone work, 1st p;
picture frame shell work, 1st p:
monument shell, 1st p.
wreath of mosses, 2d p.
Mrs. N. L. Cooke, pebble monument, 1st p.
Mrs. Julia Crump, Salem,
monochromatic drawing, 1st p;
paper weight, 1st p;
Doner stand burr work. 1st p.
J. H. uarrigan, East Portland, oil painting
on canvass, 1st p.
L. C. Smith, Salem,
wood engraving cut letters, Istp;
do do do do 2d p.
Florence Adair, Salem,
picture iruniu seen worK, isi i;
dook sneu, 1st p;
shell frame, 2d p.
Sarah Woodnrd, Vernon, ornamental paint
ing, 2d p.
A. II. Morgan, Portland, ornmueiit.il paint
ing, 1st p.
Mrs. E. Hurgriu, Portland,
pastel painting, 1st p;
pencil sketches from nature, 1st p.
Mrs. J. E. Iloynton, wax work, best speci
men, 2d p.
Miss Ella Ford, wax work, best specimen,
1st p.
Miss Angle Ford, Salem, wieMli of hair
flowers, 2d p.
Ella Ford, Salem, wreath rephyr flowers,
Istp.
J. Ituchiel .1 Stolil, FoitUmd, collection of
photographs, 1st p.
Miss Emma ltiggs, Sulciu, wax floweis, girl
1) veam of age, 2d p.
Mrs. W. W. Martin, Salem,
moss wreath, 1st p;
feather flowers. 1st p.
Mrs. Hello W. Cooke, Suleiu, straw woik, I
best specimens 1st p.
Mrs Julia Cmmp. '
sand paper drawing, 1st p; I
crayon draw in-'. 1st P. !
Mrs. Lfda S. Nicklin. Salem,
oil painting, 2d p;
wax work, best specimen. 1st p.
Mrs. J. Do Voio Johiisoii, Salem,
water color painting, 1st p;
do do do 2d p;
Miss Emma Gilbert. S.ilem, iiiouochiomitic
draw ing, 2d p.
Mrs. W. S. Moore, Salem,
wreath of hair llowcis, 1st p;
shell woik, best specimen, 2d p;
P. S. Knight,
rnldnpt nf sne iiuens of native birds
mill nlilfiiAlrf nf flrrfrnll. 1st 11!
cabinet of minerals and geological
specimens of Oregon, 1st p.
C. Itoop,
cabiui t of specimens of native birds
and nuiumls of Oregon, 2d p;
cabinet of minerals and geological spe
i linens of Oregon, Istp.
II. P. Crook, S.ilem, penmanship, Istp.
G, A, l'ehles, VumsWIle, penmanship,
2d p.
Mrs. S. .1. liiimuy, Poitl.uid, photograph
specimen, retouched, 1st p;
Class XVI. Miscellaneous.
Di. V.. V. Chase, S.ilem, steam engine ,
horso powtr. B'N,
JIUs Emma C.utcr, Salem
eases. CO rts.
pail of pillow
Miss Georgia Caiter. hulem, pair pillow
cases, hauil sewing, SI.
G. l'leidner, SaUiii, patent uiuti holder, S2,
Mrs. E. M. Wiuti , Salem, embroidered mg,
Mrs. l'errimau. Nileio, child's embioidi-Ksl
dnnri, ?1. 1
Godfrey Widlaee. Iliuhlaiid, liniuc made
shawl, S-i.
Mrs. ElunKth Smith Salem, Unit led
wiirt.nil !s!t
Mw. Simanthn Powers Saltio troelut!
I work, 1 j
I W. D11 Hois, I'oitland, fills. !1C. 1
. A. O. Servenav, I'oitland, 2 tunlitlla, ?l.
I Mrs. E. M. Waite, embioidered nu,'. 1. i
Mrs. J. E. lluwituu, Salem,
infant V 1 i-oelttt saeque. $1 ;
il do do CO ciuls
T. H. nrurj' Whentlnnd, Viunhill Cfiunty, j
improved wheat wreen, S2. ,
Hi no utirtir, ftuouiuiiy,
20 j nid rug carpet, inmlc by hand $,,
tlowiTed eoverllds do do t!3.
I do do do Uo S)1,&0,
Irs. Marv Wttmore, I'ortluid,
1 eiiielo t rpiilt, iiiade'by hand, PH
do pillow comt, made by hand, S2.
Mrs 3. D. Smith. Salem,
drawers, knit lace and insertion, SI,
knit insertion on n card, St.
knit lace, on a card, 50 cents.
pillow case, lace and insertion, ."si cents,
do do lace, SI.
Juo. Ashcraft, Hubbard Station, pruning
hook, Oregon manufaetuie, $2.
Miss Phuuoudon, Saleiu, Scent Satchel, $1.
A. Swarts. Nilem, Howe s Jlonltor animnl
I trap, Oregon iuvention, $3.
Eli Vaugltan, Jefferson, wiijpm soes, Oie-
gon manufacture, $3.
A. A. lliggs, Saleiu, linpnivels"itabl fence,
I). H. Crawford. McMinmill.,
bushel Excelsior Oats. '
Kohl rabbi, SI:
pie mellon SI.
Joseph Smith, 'Wimdlmin, ciuul.ir wood
sawing machine, f.uontble mention.
A. C. Davis, McMinnville, pie mellon, CO c.
Win. Yeripm, Chanipoeg,
sqiiai'e brick, $.'.
well brick, special lntulioii.
' Mrs. W. H. Pratt, Salem, night drts case,
l braided, ."HI ets.
Mrs. II. E. P.iriueuter, S.ilem, nilii diess,
braided. SI.
.1.
H. .V S. ltobbins. HetliM, Polk county,
threshing machine, imported, S10.
X. Cook. McMinnville, Yamhill count v,
lied Clipper pruning shear, woithv of
.1
A
mention.
A. I'arvis, Portland,
sandal wood and work, woithv of men
tion: ' sailing vessel, s2.
. J. 11. Haas, Salem, wood pumps, t-o.
G. W. Kunt, Sublimity, early Held beans. SI.
! J. II. llibliiig, Portland, onedoz. ao helves,
I $3.
n. E! Hive, Aurora, beehive, S3.
. Dr. E. Y. Cliasc, Salem, aquarian, S3.
Beaver Hosiery Manufacturing Co., Jeffer
I son,
white vain. SI :
3 ply colored yarn, St) e;
2 ply colored yarn, SI.
Mrs. Susan Lauglilin, North Yamhill, liot-
tie of Vinegar made of sugar and water,
SI.
Mrs. W. 11. MeCnllv Salem, blackberry Jam,
SI.
T.L.Davidson. Salem, white llus-iau sun
(lower, CO.
II. E. Stahl. East Portland. Ohio force
pump, $5.
Mrs. Jane Connor, Salem, graham gems, St.
A. I). Gibson, Eola, model of hay press,
special mention.
F. S. Muttlsou, Aiimsville, strawls'liies, SI,
A. Ellison, Salem,
snlkv iianc? nlnvv. S23.
Blnglo walking plnvr, fi.
Y. A. Cromwell, Portland, impiovcd semper
for drills wheels, special notice.
W. II. Pratt, Salem.
toys tucked nud lulled waist, sl:
lxiys tiiekislaud embroidered wuist, Ctk
Wm. It. Kriimp, inlaid writing case, SI.
11. A. Gesuer, Salem,
peck California speck Inauu, SI.
Lest specimen of climax lioaus.Sl.
Win. 11, Krump, Salem, best woikuiaiiHlilp,
SI.
Mrs. II. E. Paiiiu liter, S.ilem,
rusks, SI;
gems, fide
Miss Nettie Ileal, h.il.'tn, pair worsted slip
pers by n Miss H years old, SI.
Edward Hawkins, Stair's Point, sun flower
$1.
J. J. Smith, Salem, double action foieo
pump, $2.
Juo. Zccck, Hubbard's Station, piuuiiig
slieats, Oregon manufacture, SI.
i 11. M. Hounds, Woodcock A' Co,, Junction
City, grain separator, S i.
Class XVII. Equestrianism.
Mrs. II. S. Crowder, Allmnv, 1st p.
Mrs. Susan lllley, Canyon City, 2d p.
Class XVin.-Music.
J. H. lliviintr, Albany,
gciitleiiiau pianist, 1st p.
Dr. E. Y. Chase, Salem.
cabinet oigan, 1st p.
Premiums for Wild Animals-
L. 1'. Eisenhail. Silveilon, fi(Kl scalps, 1st
ineuiiiim, S2"i.
J. White, Eola, C77 sealis, 2d p., 10.
Newton ickey, Giaud ltoud, IC'I scalps,
;i.ll., .
M. W. limit, Sublimity. I '.'" scalps, lib p.,
S2.C0.
J. V. FindAll, Kheiid.ui, ItKI heali.s, Cili p.,
SI. CO.
J. J. Tluanat, Saleiu, liii scalps, tit Ii p. SI.
Fi:w people know, and thousands
do not know, tlint. by Msttiii,' n trlnss
fruit-Jar on a folded touoll, tlior
ou''hly .soaked in cold water, (lie
fruit can 1)0 poured lu hoillng liot,
Willi no more (lunger of hreaklnff
thai) with it tin ran. .
-
Amid nil the bigness of the big
trees of California, the biggest was
nover dhtovered until recently, and
when found It measured IC feet In
diameter.
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UenieiU's Poulterer' Companion -J 01
llrldtfeman's Youn (lanlener's Ai-i-l-t-
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Hurr's Veetahle of Amerlen 3 UO
Caldwell's Agricultural Chemical Anal.'
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Chorllon' drape drower' (lulde
Cole's Veterinarian
Copeland' Country I.lfe
Copley's Plain and Ornamental Alpha
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Carpenter' and Joiner's Hand Hook.
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Che ml.try of Iho Kara. (Nlchol-I....
Cider-Maker' Manual
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Dadd's American Cattle Doctor
Dana'a Muck Manual
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Kreleth' Schmil-Hiiurc Archlteclure..
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Prank Koreler' Manual for V01111,
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Frank Koreter' llorne and Honeiunn.
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French Kami Drainage
Puller's Koret Tree Culturl.l
Knller' drape Cultnrl!
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Puller' Strawberry Culturlfl I
KlaxCultiire
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Parmlnx for Hoy
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Kllnt'a Milch Cow nnd Dairy Parmlnj:
(luennnnn Milch Con
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Jacquist' Manual nfthe (larden and Kami
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.Tohnson' How Crops l'cs-d. '
Joliiion' Hon Cnipntlriiw
Johnniir Peat and It l'es I
lohli'lnn' Aerliulliiial CliiniUlrv ... ,
1 Johnston's Klemeut uf AKileullural
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leniilna "II lh" Hone nud hi DIeNi-
Kemp' l.aiideapiilardenlni;
I lAiixi-lintli on llin Honey lino '
l.cuchvr's How In lliilld a lint Hnu-u . .
Mavhew' lllualratiil llnr.it Doctor
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Sclienck' da rdeuer'a Text-Hook ,,
Hlnii.on' Horto Portrallupi
Stewart' (-lohniMliblo Hs,k..
Tli D; llr Dink. Mih-r and Hut
chlnion
Thomat' Karm lmpltment and Ma
chinery Thompson Food of Animal
Tim Danker l-pcr
Tesetmeler'a Poultry Book
Ten Acres Kuoujh..
TheHorc. St,mehcni;e.) Knglliih cdl
Hun, dvo., r. pare
Tim Milk (Hllejl...
Thomas' Fruit C'ultiirUt
Trapiwr'a tlalde
yanz's Vlllaa and Cottauea
v allacc a American Trotllnc ltexttler.
alUce'a American Stud Hook. Vol. 1
Warder's Anietlran Pomuliuy
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Tucker's Iteittstcr of lliirat AITnlr....
Warlng'a ICarlh Clotrt nud Karlh Sew.
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Homes, , suprrh miarlo volume' 1
21 lithograph plate. In colars ' IS 00
vv neeier loirai iiomss.
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trg I Wheeler's Homes lor the People.... ..
i While's I'ranherry Culture
I WcHslnard' lttatre4 and V'arm llone
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Womlwanl'ii tlrnpe and llorllenllunil!
I Uutldlng
WoislnnnlV National Architect I
I Wright's I'mctlca! I'onttry Keeper....
, Watfon's American Home (larricn
voiiinau a llii'ich!d Mclence.
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Votifltl nnd Hnooner on tin Uorm.
.. i VouMt ami Martini
j, Youatl on the llo.
I and Martin on Cattle
1 Voiialt on Sheep
Any of the above book 111 lie. forwarded by
malt, pii.t-palil, on receipt of puMUher' prlcv.
for a cluk of four nhcrlber. at ,?.M nidi, .111
extra ropt of the 1'vnKnt to the getter up ofUii
ilub. Aililr. I'AHMKIt OKKICK, Saleii.
SIMETIII6 IIW S riCDIC CMST1
BOSWELL'8
Standard Fruit Dryer.
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Iron Heater, Broad Raiier,
Dairy Heater, Lo.,
C O M II I N K D :
IiOSITIVKI.V THK MUST PIIOKITAHI.E anj
. neful Invention of Ihu a-o, ruinblnlni; cheap
ne, durability and economy, and ran be applieil
to a greater variety of purpis-e than any other "
chine evtant.
a J Ab a Fruit Dryer,
7 It ktaiul unilvahsl, and I acknowledged by aclsn
ft tide men In contain the only Hue prlnclMca rot
drying fruit, and I an slmphi lu cnnitmctfnn that
IS j n men- child at once uudertaiul and operate It
Ab a Room Heater,
The Prl. untie Cjllniler concentrate tin) hal,
Icnlte thn carbon, and prisluce morn beat than
any other known device, nlilcb. beliiK dlttlbuUM
bv Ihe perforated phleld lu doiibln riurcnt of hot
air, Hill heat Ihii. three, or rieu four room (II
properly rnnncitod) u lib le fuel Iban any one of
I tin same nsim ran be heated lo Ihu same temper
alum by any ftovu or heullnj apparotua In use,
Mhllu at Ills' saimi lltue It dertaoya all noilou Rl
e, rausln s iileaant and hejlihv linoplier and
even teniperalure throughout all ihu apartment.
In the summer lime, while hollln;; the tea-kettle,
making loan, brntlni; irons, &c, by a single vain
theaururreulaiif beat arc turned Into the ntitalj
flue, ahd the heal I ratrely fell lu tho room.
As a Olothos Dryer,
IT HAH NO COMPKTITOIt, and wherever known
I hailed with ilcllflit by tli- Iddle. a Ihe jrritcl
labor raving Invention of llioiigi'.
la Lumbor Drying,
The irlii(lplenf Hit liuuitliui. n
applied, t i
il luvalimlile mid without compitllluu.
MII.MNi:ilS. IIAKKIIS, (lllMt MAMI'ACTl'
lll!IIS AND (iTIICIIM
Will llud It k'rently to tin lr ailtnulaee lo xe t.n
inachllieamt llnrlliMtc II prnpertle.
'I Wo could publl.li intuiiiiiuf lerllmonlaUfrom
J , Ihubert lltlell of Ohio. Ilnllillin, llllunl, Michl
gun, Invin, ainl oilier Stale, nf II ruperlorlty of,
'I any liiieulluucf tbniiL'i', but Ihu inaililnu lil'J.l
I taud on It own MKItlTS, Il inu-t be ,ren In o."
eratlou In be fully iippri-rhli d
11 I MlVIKIts Hltl.MI YOI II I'WIIIIK-.
1 1.1 -. t Til"
'!! Boswoll Hoator and Dryer.
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I ! Il 1, 1 vadly vtiirfl you want and need. regardle
'1 1 of any dry hi.uu or Uln )ou may mm haiu. Wo
1 ' 1I0 not a-k von to buy n iniupilratlnii of patent
: 1 rlnlil. Merely from Ml - liiilii.it Ion of a model,
a I but eoinennil m-e the full led mat hill" M-rform Its
' I unrkn lepiet'i nlt-il
1 1 Tin re I 110 llillln,r ll-ui" t Ininli, Semlnir)
PiiMlr Hall, llulelnr ItiKlniiriul. Innhlrh Ihli nm
I vliliiul not npplli able, li.ef.il 11ml iriifllabli.
' l.uclUs iin,l L-L-nilitiieii, 111.1 urn ri-l'citfully ini
lid In call mid exjiiilne tin' mat l.liie fur oiirevc
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for II I Impnoliilu ina rimri auteriireincniiorni
merale ah Ibeemsl iiuallileiifibl truly vv under
rul.vct.liiiple. PAMII.V KKIP..ND.
ft?-Sevi 11 claims arc ricunil by Itllrr paten'
which p!.icc Il bej nnd Ibe riiuti of a rival.
The ub-cilbt-r, having punlia'id the t-iclailvu
rlL-ht for tlieSuiuofOregnii.UiiuH inauufailurlin:
them for rale, nu Mto Slrei t. In Salem, whers a
varlet) of l)le and a mirlilne In nperatlun ran be
.cen.tany.W. job CAWII.
lppnlte fllll. Se-I A V Honk Store.
Nov II ii Salem, Uresou
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