Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, November 30, 1872, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text"VVILLA.METTE FAEMER. dorse the Mursh Harvester as being the best machine where binding is to be done, and he might stop to query whether it is not better than tho header for small farmer, or those who desire to feed out tho straw ami wo it for manure. His friend fJeer is a little mistaken about the hard work in binding upon the harvester, as a man ran bind live acres standing upon tho machine platform much easier than ho can two and a half acres walking through tho stubble and stooping to gather up at each bundle. Of course it is teady work, but not over hard, llo was willing to corroborate Mr. Allen's statement as to tho superior value of the trav for feed, when cut In .season by the harvester. The harvester may cut greener straw than tho header. In reply to tho question of the val ue of tho straw, Mr. it. C. Geer was inclined to doubt tho claim of Messrs. Allen and Leonard, as his stock scorn ed to cat tho haded straw with avid ity and do well upon it. Ho thought there was not difl'erenco enough to spcuk of. Mr. Walk, a visitor to tho Club, had seen a great amount of grain wasted with all kinds of machines, . and aUo with grain cradles, and ho 4ad scou grain in the same condi tions cut witli tho samo kind of ma chines with a very trilling lo. All operations with machinery required 'killed operations, and then the Iihs is very small comparltivcly. With a good machine, kept well in order, with good tight header beds, good drivers for tho teams', with good com mon care, tho waste need not bo a peck to tho acre. With such'earo as Is usually bestowed, ho thought tho wa.to did not amount to any thing '.erlouslw a general rule. Club adjourned to meet at Home Hill, on tho 15th Kovomber. Question for discussion, How shall wo protect our sheep from tho at tacks of carnivorous animals? T. W. J).vvi:ni:oiit, .Secretary. TjicSiock. Kurmeii siy tho win ter has been so far hard on the "took. The lack of early ralnx loft the grats lhort when the cold wc.ithor ot in, and tho cold chilly rains have, boon hard on unsheltered cattle. TIioo farmers who nie not well uppllcd with feed and shelter niay.oxpect to posset's a goodly number of boot hides minus tho boot' when -prlng opeiw. But hides are bringing good prices iineo the !o-ton Hie, and If farmers will only loam by this whitei's experi ence to p.ivo their htnvw and provide t-holtor for their stoJt, their pro'ent loss may piove their ultlniat vain. Man'saiid 1'oofk--TJico loots have been torn few yoais very popular In thoUiilted States, lint their days are about numbered, at least ho far as bus! Hess.or public buildings aie concerned in tho cities1 They .uo found to be -uch ready food for the ilatnes in easo of extensive II res that insurance com panies are very ihy of them. Tho custom of erecting substantial stone and brick buildings and covering them with tinder boxes will not bo followed much longer. Thoso roofs are like a great many other French Inventions, (tho Commune, for Instances too com bustible for practical purpose. They will bo u-ed hoioat'tcr rhlnly as " Insurance piovontlvos." Savi:i). The Old South church of Boston passed through the tire c.ifoly, though nearly siirrouilcd by thollatni's. t was struck by a canon ball timing, tlio tight or liuuKcr inn, ana tno -co ilon scarred by the ball was tawed out and transferred to tho new, building when the old one was torn away. Patriots will bo glad to leant that this noted reminder of that famous -trug- glo passed safely through tho trial by , tire. If only tho freedom . and the Institutions seemed bytho-o inenior ablo battles pa- as 'afely thiough tbel llres of political corruption, there will , be cause for rejoicing Indeed. Tm: Lops. 'Vhc JititcrprUe says tho loss by tho late iho In Oregon City is about $177,000, which Is covered by insuraneo to tho amount of $77,0O. Of this sum the los is divided as fol lows: Jacob Urol. $40,000, W. S. Ladd, $25,000, Brown A. Co. $20,000, and other small stock holders the re maining $1S,000. Xnim.vsKA f ro Havi: v Statu OltiMiAN A.VI.UM. S230,50" Is ollbrod In Cash Prizes. The appeal Is made on tho grounds of humanity, from a new State, wheio the tide of Immigra tion Is immon-c, and whore Mich an Iutltutlon Is greatly needed. The highest 1'rlro is $7.-,O00. Tho tickets are $1 each, or six for So. J. M. Puttee, of Oinalin, litis boon chosen the Gene ral Maunger of this legnl and humane undertaking, which Is endorsed by the Governor and best business men of the Stato of Nebraska. I'liGMii'v Potroi:. Thoo tin la io ir Dolly jrdcr rnMtoct that wire to uiiuh 4 Imlri.il at th" State I'air i.v.'. bo Lad for jl.W l'ir b'tthcl. AtMrCM, 1) U Prism y. Mlem, Urccou. 0. t. li. 1-JJ. Mt Qtw 2MvfrtiiSrmfnt$. CttrnQOA l'erdtj .ent wanted' AUiltftes J).JlUtJfil" or uurklni: people, ct either ex, onnjr or old, miko more money at work for u In their (rare moment, or nil th time, than at an) thins cite. lMrtUnl.ir fro AiMrua 11. tliiuii i. Co., Portland Milne i.m.Xy A FIRST OX.ASS BUSINESS IOU rrllobli" iki n with the toniiHC of mnk. : liiL'from 82.)M 5w tier nnmtro. cm lie secured In connection with nn Airency for the ex. ClUfllONlIoor Willi. W llKMIA WAItll HKEl'll. Kit. WH.t.l M I I I.IK.V 1IUVANT. HAItltlKT lIKkrillllt -TOW):, Ae. Write for turtlcnlam to J. II. KOI1I) A Co.. Nev Yotk, or 310 Kearny Mreu, sa'i r rail' m-o uw i WANTED, AGENTS" tiii: )is,cuVRitnit DISCOVERED ! nu imvi.vruNi: ts afiiua. rilllK ii im,fn mo-l adunturou' life The Stimlev-Livincstom Kxprilltlnu to Africa. Larir octatu uiliime. jul levuul. Contain Incident of the Womlc rful I'a. reernf tho i;reit Tnnclir, tho Country. Animal. vfA.i. ... if i.... i..n ...... zt .1.1-..... ; ,i.ii,ir, imiiitiiK, , .' . r mi milium vi mi imi..i hiU'iiMln- pr f 111 K.o1n ALSO TO SKLI iii vi'M' uiim.' f . Villi, Plain Home Talk AND JIKUICAL COMMON' SKNSK. Noromnrttlloti. Thcro never n a book tmh. IIhl tike I' Y . hurtli iil.irn by lu ill sim,i ilui Ixmk llU'i t. I,. It Wt'ltOI'T A' Co., W. AOHENHEHVT, ?iiiiiii.vliii rfiai'lmiit. VNMl I1UAI.KK IN AM. KIN'IIS (iV (1AMK, I'oiillry, ri-!i. nml Dtlrv I'rmlncf. Wiulilm;. ten M irk.'t, l'OKTI.AMn, OIIIMiON. Ilruirlii' st.il l,, cvutrul MarUt, nnd No 11 l'lrt tro.! (vC'oiiltfnui''iil rft'PCtnwly 'ollelted. nnd t. ftliMlu nt,l. (Ii i. .klmittl. a linl .("in I ituiu- iiimr tii jt iiiiitit ir iji mi Wanted, lLl on i.tiiio. m:i-i'iii:i ii fpOKIVt II .il Cjlato lneiUiii. Iniimro nt this of ICl'. Nov 1. tr East Portland Nursery. r ismtk nn: uTr.XTio.v or It I TO x. I t.iv Mw ei.il i ijinp'i te r tock nf TNI)llll FRUIT TREES, f a'l v tilitlir. Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery, Oi-ajie 'iih'i mid SnuiU IVttit, Oritii JIoi(' tintl luliltm; l'Utntf, hull) on. 77oi" Iioo.t, i(,c.,.0c. W(!r . II. tNMIN, Kfi I'ottland, Oregon. I. 8.- If any o ili i be Ii (l with A. C. ArcliltuM A Co . iiui'iMi'-u ini'j m hi, j rnnipii) nueu I atnlii.ueii Ire. j.il,. II II .Nov v I'll JTlllO The Jones," Plows Collins. W. Star. nKm'brxuni Peoria. Of all Kind nml !"' 1 liirui-kt aturlc ei t otieri'd in iiiitriiitu h Mil ml Juxt rr-ii-linl, ut I.,. . . t i.n. it 1 1 1 ii tor., lliti'riitM., Sri'i.Sm n k, etr. -iIil by 'i'iti:.iivi:i.i. a o., in 1 1 1'miiiiM". ;fSoi.d fur I'rlci I.i m.tiiji ALL SEEKING aasa Wfcihrontilr.alItl of fll iho deilreWctdrirtl Inirmedlnri" hi 'In imntry with CincuuiTloXi IlATr. Ac lniluihlot'ill hoi!elru tuiprnd their money ' llrt I'olble Adtantaar. VntlHi.t lieu fnr t em. In papr, VI cent lu cloth Aililx t . i:as. iitfia' u .ir A'titrllil.vj Mnt, 55l J li-i Wal ln,tnn ', Itoilon SHOULD SENDFORMQPyor -S icrir ift-vrrt -J FLAX -SEED. C3i-oodL CJlocvxDL Seed, to Let on Contracts Several Hundred Bushels of Choice New receiven irom xne xasx. We will pay three cents per pound, and furnish seed for sowing-, on all contracts made previous to Jan, 1st. Farmers have choice of seed Acroiinixo to dati or coxTHAcr. P11ISTKI) ISsTKUCTIOXi ItKl.AIUHNa 11IK HIF.l'AIUYlON Of TUB Mill, AVOt'NT Of SlTl) sOW.N TO 1IIK lllf. WIIIIA II Jteld, Ac , f rnlhid fiec to all ni'pllc.liUi1. OIL CAKE MEAL. THE MOST PKOPITABLE PEED KNOWN .For jStocls: or -A.11 Iiixclfe-, ONE TON UKIXG FULLY K(UAL TO TI1IIKI2 TOXS OF IlltAX. lit tho V. S. O'livcriimoiit Uoiuirtof tl-o Uopiirtmunt of A;riuiilturu for lSi!.", It stitmls la tlio following relation to other Ibotlsus totlioiii'ivontaKooftlo'h produced fivn a hundred pounds of food, vi. : lmliitu Coin .Meal, II percent.: Hailey Mo.il, 1:1 percent.; O.H Meal, is per cont.; Oil fake Meal, UJ 'J-100 per eeitl. Vddre, PIONEER OIL CO., Salem, Oregon. D. LOWER, OoimitiNNioii roi'cliniil . vd wiioi.K'SAt.i. iii:.i.i:it is Oregon and California Fruit and Produce, Ul FIlOST -TUKirr roitri.AND, - . oiuuiON.i etftuitry imlor. tnnipll olloiuVd tn 'emc D T HUT V "2 it-V I II II Itliprntcd r.rr lK7'i, llli "JNKS l'lutv Uodoiim, In the. lied li.lMi l'l.4V In tin' rorM It l Klittip, .Irons, and dtl- rutilr, and iloei It worki'flectuallr, Dun't fall to.eult 111 lorn lilivlllk'. I'l'll'O. S1.1. Sulil nniy nr uii.un i.i.l. K ii., nun l'ruurl.ro. WHeud fur clrcnlir. llmidii MILLINERY A.VK Fancy Goods. MISS l M. Sl'HWATKA, 4'oininrrrlul St., Snleiii, Oitkiim, lOipoiltn 'tewnrt'c Klocl. 1 1.TAS HKTCltNt:i FJIOM I'LltellAINt. Ill'.ll Fall Stock of Goods, And oTi'M tlm Lndlet of nl m m hi inll i elegant and eletf arlelyr Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, LACES AND FANCY GOODS, Which liavo Icon f eloctid ltli ea i tlili mirkrt talem, Sojit. i', li'.l peilally fur J tin I 31 AR13Lg AVO RKS, MONKOfi X- STA1KR, llcaKn In MONUMENTS, AND Head and Foot Stones. t.o Mantels AVU Furniture Marble XO OKDISII. I)DIIIS. .j.?iM(oi:, i -almi, Diesmi i t wit. sr.it;i:u, i Mbanv, lircKiiu. lioi'iy COOKE, DENNIS&Co. MANlTAClllll. SASH, DOORS, BUNDS HVIolcllia&S;, RUSTIC AND AM. Till! l.ATliST STYLUS uflll.lilu i;lid oul.IJullnl.il, of Iho he.t quality cf eli-ar --idir luptbir ver mcil In Salun. SCBOLL SH. jTl MM TURNING, UOXK WITH .NLAT.NI.IS AND DIHl'ATCII CEDAR LUMBER aim BIlii(fliN ibf Halt' Cli!(i. lint ol'Worh at l.lmr.t 1'rUc. I'lccH) ;lte Hi a call, ceo our tc.lc, Icirn our price, and gho nt jnar order. Suecltl attention Klrcii to orders from KAUH Hllft, and information freely cItcii i;ralli to oar iatroni. bou nr.c JIIikW Kat of the CtcmUU ITouw. Je-d tf K i on Tin: New Firm. MYERS BROS, (sud-oori tit t). Cole.l IMIIIIirHK IMI IlEMlll" is STOVES, PUMPS, IRON AND Lead Iitpe? RUBBER HOSE, .c, nd lniiuii'iicliiri'rinif Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ware. lipiiiriili.liliiilii Ktniiw fur Killi. HI'IX'I l A'lTKSTION pui.l to .lnlibliij, llmil- In.-, mid lteutrln.- I AIo, Aei-nt for I fTc I' n . i . .in llmiliV Tin liliitf Wniir Wlml. IHr lrtm nir rn.l. .., It.i.l.i MIANNON M KIIS I I UIM! 'nil!', S.tloni. it iteiii1i,r .'i. IS-J. nilf OREGON BUSINESS DIRECTORY. mm I. Illl i mii:iimi.m:ii w ir.r. 4 MI- nn) .11111111118 lor n Business Directory THE STATE or OXIEQON Inn t' il.i)' mid. to iniK'-lt iieic.vfnl, it'.pi.t fully reitie.i the co ui,-miloii nf nil )n ron Inler ttii' lu tho m-lfarn nf tho uiiinti) Tli Mali hmimw tenchitl that ii).lllon when n junlv -uin nnry nf In r ini'ijrcM aiiita.ary, iKiieotlnnaliii' of n ork wlili Ii ir ill ciimtiluc, In a enmlMi.isl fonn. all nutti nf imlillr Intcn (. TIiomoiI, lu conNniil.ilnn will emhun n .' i ral ki lili of tho Siato ; lie 1'lijfU.il u. petit-, kuiI- o.-y, climatology, Iwlnny. rooluy, lonimerco, Kuinufaeiurt', foclitle', imhllc utilldlm;, iirmlnc tlon, ami all olhcr iilJtcts on nlilch Information l required, 'll.cwoik will lin illnttrttixl with akitchi'i nl fomo of tho leading iroiulnent ecm ry of the Male ard In nmILiilon w III lie ui.der tlio i hir .1. .Mori liner Murphy, Ksq., Who iiri in i.orl, nn W.i-liln .ton Tuiltnry h.in In. ill I lhly cuiimKl.dul hy (lie m.t und imllli.. ih- HlMiNK'i IillllX-IOIlY of null town i. d 1 1 y will lw eomiditi' and that, wlih kitiliea 'I null luo, hoaM make It Inialiuhl to tin men ham, fumcr, and medmiile. An nn adtirtliliiK iikOIuui, It will ho tho hu.t i t liilicliiMd In tho Statu, a It will hu of nm.li iiu luii.ince Hut It w III alway Ii i nt tlmd 111 n, prom, limit iiO'lilun for reference. Tin ran - of aduttUlna l!l hv a fullowi 4) I'llJI' . Ijill Hull rne It) I il III .. ." fff An. enUera laHn olio '- will itirln a copy of the hook cralln. I'llio oflliii Work Willi..-. ...i,r,u ttf Tln V HI ho ilUirlbnUti "n iiry route of iiavi I aid In ,iry ihll- 'Art. In iho country. S. J. MoCORMICK, :iMJBI.INIIKn, 106 Front etreet, iKt.W, HTIir.l POKTUM) Variety, soon to be ELECTRIC, l CHAMPION i LIGHTNING CROSS-CUT SAWS! HOWE'S Platform Counter Scales 33L n n g a r o o SHEEP SHEARS. SHELr AND UUILDERS' HARDWARE! t'oi: mm: ii JOHW R. POSTER, ' ' r'U, Mi l j,nr -Tlti:t:Tr, I'liim, imi. THEBOWIEWAGON 'I'O OREGON FARMERS! Wi: i mi I'M m in: iv nvointim(. Ilin- neUivim lmnd.1 full oupplynflho ii's.i.vt i:i.i:mti j:ii BOWIE WAGONS! Throo and Four Spring HACKS AND OARRIAOES, Thorough Brace CARRIAGES & BUGGIES. Mm Ii tmiirnvfilowr Iii.i rearon. and no ran nea llluly -l.il' lm no now prupuie in rill you I In BEST Wagons and Carriages tei nfliridln lid luatkit Our win eN aro inadn nf tint In t t tun m Ituiher, und Imlh il lu loiro I. In renlUII In fore rilling thu tire, Ihu uiaklUK Ihuii Entirely Water-Proof ! Wo nn Iho lif t ipiallty nf nllrnd nnd Norway linn, and employ only flrl Ln workman In our i.lahll.hmiiil. You will roiKiilt inn own Inti rmt jnd tholiilcr eta of llr'gon, hy pun lu.lni; llnvo wiioik. All Work Fully Guarantood! u are aho -t ntn for tlio w ell know n MITCHELL WAGONS Manufiietiinil and warranlul hy JMTCHKI.I, A l.hU II. of Kaclne, U UCOIirlli, T, 4 r.VMNtJIIAI ic CO. AI''I(IS0 A LKICEVrKHIIIIItK iTX KIIKKI'. bred by ' ' JOHN JUNTO. rtm, Oreetn, Ack 7, '71, HB.