Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, November 30, 1872, Image 7

Willamette farmer., November 30, 1872, Page 7, Image 7

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1872)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.4 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE FAEMEE. ry ftottry. TWENTY YEARS. tive cllD.bvd to a tan-lighted Llll-top, And i;azc down tlic path of the jcr. And far iu tho Ul u( til? ilUtmico A vision f beauty npiicar. Oreivcct day of my Uf bang be fore w WlHi lt halo of urlghtnc" around ; ! remember tho glow 0:1 the landscape The day that my lover vva enrolled tjowncd theklnjof my hi.ntaudir.j future: rear hung not one cloud In the ky, A rc failed up 0 loel!ghteil rhcr, Ite tcimtcom llcs gliding by, 1 temember the i cetnes of i-Uoncc. The breadth and the depth of a tour. The wonderful measure of ghiilncta That came with tho vvhl.pcre.il "my own." To-night I am coiu.tlng them over The twenty nlft jiarj that are gone Acd I atlll can bo proud of my lov er, Though tho brlghtnen nt youth I- i.uw rtowu. 3 have ejit over trials and enwea, Ilavo many a want unsupHed; Bit I think I have gained from my lo-ns. And rejoice that my gold has been tried. J tsvc pa(cd through tho valley of shadow The alley that no man hath trod Where the mother, In Joy or In jingiiWi, :jtrCBR;v!lcM'"IJWQ9a, J Uve teen the awvtt ejM of my bible- Give aaawcrlus smiles to my love ; 1 tnve closed tho dear eyes of my dnrll', To open In beauty iibiivc. " And r.hy do 1 tell on our hoi) ' rcrhapi jou would question me tlm, Ul.cn In nil tho eveut or o-ir Journey No traugo thins hn luppened to lis. tm glad I may Hand aa n r.llnrrs That love la not alwtys cheat ! Trat Mod I a very mar helper, .Mid lire In hi mvl c la fvtui, -Jim. Dtu-r. V. coonf , In '. . iLdivtemb nt. lortirtdtnrul. TROrAUATING VEKAN'U'MS. As thcro Is a grout tloul of iloulit In icgnnl lo thu bet wtiy of proiingnihig Ccrniilunis, 1 will give tt few hints on U10 subject Unit will probably bo of uomc uo to your rocdors. Tlio gera nium Isono of tho easiest lo jironagato aniong tho llowerlng iihtnt, either from sceil or cutting?, of which I have r.uy knowledge. Dtttono other fami ly of plants (colons) roots more reaill- y. In htiirtiug cutting-, 1 got 11 box, Miy hay four or live inehos ileop, ami two feet by eighteen Inches In aha I then 1111 the box with light garden poll, coupioViwiltit anil coar-e -anil, Well mixed together. Now I tnko a ihnriiknlfoanil cut oil' limb- nearly as largo as nly Httlo linger. 1 then make a liclo In tho illrl ami put iu tho cutting two or three Inches iloej pressing the illrl firmly about tlio base, nii'l putting them tlnco or lour jiichcsapftrt, until the Iwx Is full; then water freely one tit ti lime, keep ing tho hox in tho Mimic Tlwy kUouM only ho wnlercil when the top of tlio hox pectin to he getting thy. A wet f-cil is totally unlit for gcrnnlttni growing. A plant -tunillug in water iwonty-foiirhoiith ir often rulneil. Tho plant, therefore, will generally ho tho jeaUhlcst which wtintw water ofton-e-t. How often to water them will ho according to how eny (ho water pai--csaway. If, when you pour water ti them, it illsippeais tilinnt Justunt lv, it would ho hotter to water Mich plants every day. Scaicely 11 "lnglu cutting will fall to root, ntul soon be- onic a largo llowvrlng plant Iftrcat i in till" way. Cor. Jtural W'orM. ll)brld 1'trpctuaM. Iu im tirtlclo on "monthly 4.ho "Joivti JIoiiwutKur' -ays. Hvorv tnvnr (if ro-os fiiol ro-os, tl bap noltitoil when niirelin-lnir hybrid per octuals, under tho Jmprcssloti that riccaitbo thoy tiro 'purpottiaN' thoy ought to bloom nil .summer ; but if tlowew coino onco in early -uuuuor and ttgain towards autumn, they do well. Tho greate-st eijoyment can Ik) had from tho monthly ro-,t', for lio.-o keep up ti constant .-bow. Ilavo hail varieties that wo put jut this spring, only six Inches high, and they have been in continuous Moom, lfowerlng more prorti-ely n 'hey get larger. As fast as tho petals hogin to do inc. tho hud- nru cut oil' ami tho old wood is pruned away, thus keejilng up a constant growtn 01 now noon, on which the llowor.-s are produced.. Iiniiinme. white, with cremiiy con tor: l'hani.v, criniioii; Virginia, Vink; Mar?linl NIol, yellow arc Dcautlful vurlutlas. Then tlio leaver anil wooil nre .-o dclicnto and beauti ful, a tlno contwtt to tho llovvcrf, Every amateur should have a few of 4heso monthlies', for thfy will kInv ihe greatest ilea-ur'." NEWS OF THE WEEK. Wiuhiims- lUklli ('III 1 v Kimiii i, ' lkiker City Democrat of tin i::ih 1 On I.-t , S.tturil.iv' afternoon -now coiimieneoil I'iHIii.' in till- v.illcv. mill ve-lord.iv inorulnu it lalil 1 upon tho ttroum. in our .(Kd to ll Ul. j of about tx Inche on thciiiomiliiliisarounil u it look", from our olllro iloor.n If it was: nt ltt one foot m' wore. At noon jo-tertl.iy the -mi eonuiiciiccil to -liiiu'. with a fulr tiros- iJtfv't of 11 quick tllsaririeai-.ineo of the -now. This f.:11 lia bwil UH uueonunon cohl on for 1 till, footloii of country, fiml frs atv enter. Lilneil tli.it we will lmo.111 cirlv ami Mcro 1 winter. In former j caw c bao Im.I con- ilir.illi' nice weather after thl lime in tlio js.now. Krom the Mmiil.ilnci.1': On -im-da ntbt the -now coumienecd talllu,;, ami with but littlocc-sition bat continued up to the present time, As far n tEo eye can eo U one ast -beet of snow from 10 to l.'i Indie deep, and we learn that Iu tlio llluo .Muiui. tuliii and Grand Hound valley It has fallen to the depth ot iVomfourto the feet. Should tlili statu of things continue throughout the winter it will bo hard on our -tock-raiser-. Two heavy winter In ucce-sloii Is too much, and for the benefit ol our friend who ore thin Interested wo pray that I'roildenco will let tin a little and j;ie u con-ldcrablo more 'unslilne between time-. KlLLKti. Tho tljbeo Auilanchc -ay-t "About half pa-t-nlno o'clock on Tbur-day nlr'lit, tlio Sth inst., two men named John Craven and Itlebard Itoaeh had it (tiarrel In tlio Owyhee r.eliun.'c -.iloon, ri-ultli'v u tlio latter being chot through tho Tight arm uboo the elbow, -eerinjj ti;c man aitery nmi can-in iie.iwi irn tlio lot of til about thru.- o eloej. tw ,1cm mornliiir. I tboualit tbal "l1len w.11 cut by Itoach, now badly no one knew, an up lo tho tini nmi eau-lng ilealb IV-;,, iw i, of blood It Is but tilll!' Ill' BliJf to iin lie bad not bivn found. Vh)ky Wa In all probability the e.ui'e ol the trou ble." 'I'm: N. V. I!uil:iw. 1'roni the Oljiupt.i Standard: "Theexten-Ionof the Northern r.icltle Itiillroad from the old Tcnlno to tlio new town ot that name, was completed l.it I lie-day mid II10 ear- will rim thither on Monday next. Mr. Hdnwald, foreman of the .lob, hasju-t Ibil-liPil the excavation for the iMuncI-liovi-o nmi imt in tho turn-table. .Mr. Uallett, the Napoleon of contractors has gone lii.t of tho inouutnlnstocvamlnethe country travcr-cd by 1h.1t portion of tho road l.i)lng betwecu Wallula and l'en d Oanlllo Lake. SiiootiMi Arritiv. Hilly Hums shot mid cverc1y wounded a man tiameil D.111 Copi land In Suinuieroainp,-aloon, in ."-liver tlly, I.T., 011 theSth lu-t. Wo itnder-tand that Ilurcns tired four -hols, three of which hit (.'opelaud one In the left -Ide of tlio breast, onelntheUrt leg above the kiur. ami tliuj r,,r "H'Ci'vice- i.c.vonit nis saury, nut all mv other tlirough the right baud. No ,bonc es-ary trav cling c.pen-e- -ha I be j.-ilil to him wciv broken, and the wound., though pain- "I"" "V or"''' r-l'l''"-';'I In IheMineiiiaii. fnl, nn-nut coii-ldereil ilangcron-. tier a-the -alary Is paid: 1 rovlded.'lliat lie , , 'action oftbi! Count llauil.nl liiiiallallnu i.v-itu. 'iiihioj. 1 lie .'imiiuaiiusr .!-: Slierltl .Si'lmU arrlvnl l.i-t AVedm--. da from Jlrldge ( '.is'k, and n ports tho fiiuvv -torm very heavy iu tli.it vicinity, lluul-o -ay- that bad bo not boon well prepared he would in all piohahlllty have frozen to death on the 10.11 1 Iroiil lliblge Crvtk to Mail ptn'." !. x' 1 i'l. riii- committee appointiil to ex amine -lie- lor the State I'liiwr-lty luvo 1m en tcmlcrisl tlio Iris' (lunation of ten acres- of laud bv .1. 11. D. Ilcnder-ou. being a tract situated !n the .ten-lon of i:iei-nrii -tr.vt,ca-t oil tin' eorpoiiitloii limits ot Kugene, and will is voimncnd lot he -tock.l10I1I1-r-th.il tlisila.'i' bo m Ii-cti.il. I'inuii. Tito lif.i.v cite Courier .!): "The man, TI10111 1 -.keeno, wlio lmdheldtoanswur loraua-sailit with a deadly weapon at St. .1 ph -omo time since, was Indicted for tho oifeii-o by the grand Jury, lie pleaded guilty and was iliud 100 and eo.. Ho will llu In Jail until It i-paid." Imucii'ii I'oit .Ml 11111:1:. 1 ho grand jur.v at Ol.vinpii has Indicted Wltlliun Klrkland lor 1 lie ei line of iniuiler. conimittnl lu the killing of 11 man named Omplicll last Mini iner. LiWS OF OUKCfl.V. AN ACT to prov Id -for 1 he Mat i:ii.illatlon. llu it enacted b) tho Uvl-lillve of the Mate nl Oregon: -i-i. 1. 'I'hero -lull bo a -tato lloald of As-oilbly II0JI1I o liiallatiou.uon-itliigot tlins- mcmbii-sto . bi't'lii'tisl In.lolnt Convention of the l.egi-la-i tlve A iinblv of thepre-ent v.-lon, ami lu 1 ..... i..... 1 .11 1.. j 1. ... - .1.1 it, 1 ..r lv... ..1 1 . . ,, ' l.l-l .11V I.lll .J ... K..U .M'rfl.. VI J,IUIIA. 11011 -nun .' ujpoiui(-u uy inu iiutvrnur. ino luemiM-rs 01 niiu jioarn hiiau uoui ineir nine, fur the rTt;r,,7aVV,rj. ' "'rsaieelfetHandiialliIl; I'rovld.',!,,..,,,,,,,. roM.t ,,-tun.ed totheMs" 11'. hovvevir. IJ1.1t the (lovcrnor lor e.iu-e. Ilta,j r.-taU'j and County lerk- are Ik re. 'l' 'lf nlj; . inie ruiiove.llberor thomem. ' iv r.siulred toiniko nlurii to the -.-.i, tan ..... s.t til.l II. ..ii.il ?. ... .. .... I 111, lr- ol said H'tird .-M. '.'. TliCiiiiouiliOikdt KildJtoaiil, lM-on uttering upon thoill-clurgool their ilullis, -hall taki and siib-rrllM' an oath of nftleo, a- lonows: "i, . iMiiiiiuiywi-nr,till. !... .Il.mt.. ...n ,11, ,11,0, . that I 1 hiii -iiiii ir . im- . 'siiiiiio 111 .illli' ..Ill ........ t l... .... all. .(I.... ..!... t'liiud -tali-. Hip Coii-tltttt on of the Mat ofOriiruu. and thzl I will falthfull mid lin-l partially discharge, tho ilutlm, linpo-isl upon iu'- bv law as a member oflbe Hoard ul Oliiall'itlnu for the Mate of Oreyon;" which isilh nil-ill be lilt.il with the .-cen tar of Mate. I -re. ;i, .-aid Hoard -halt mei-t at Salom, the capital of tlio -tate.oti thc-is-ond .Vlondiv of-cpnnilKT, in each ear, and remain In' v-sloii until the buklottas Oml nay iroiieil , come Ik lore It I- properly cll-po-ed ol. A majonty of u..- Hoard -hall constitiitc :iuo. nun. "..l. At ihs first m ting r said lioart, .. i ... ,u- 11. mix 1 iiiij ,r, isam iv;ii n, . provided lor in tho prccedlm? -ectlon, It -lull make and adopt all rules and regulation. ns-. c- ary lo carry out tho purposes of tbl- Act, and not tncoiilliet with the lawn ot this Slate. -kc. 5. It shall bo the duty of t-ild Hoard, to make diligent Inquiry a- to the mode and rnanmrin wbieli thcase.sors and collector - oftl-e revenue in thli kuin iwrform tlw-lr du'Jt s, and U Iberc in rea-otutifc cauj to 1k llov.) that auy a.'-oror eollestor haslalksl o-Jr. 'iwl tv i-rf-nn -y tf Cc dutie. itu. Iio-eil upon lit 111 by law. tlicii'sitd Hoard sli.ill nt onre inakon thorough luvntlgiitloii ot the "l "li'r. ". ""I'MIOII IIHC9llpillon.il .111- or ivlWii to ilillv il-clMi'ia'llic Untie of hlsoilleo, tho lUu-il'.h.ill eertllv the f.iet to 1'10 lltrlct nttoriwy oftbo ill-tflet liielmlliijr JJSSff'iJj 'WWlMJfS Mieiiuisiriftiiitoriic.v to institute npilnst Mich lttll... tll, l...l ......,....ll.., ll.nl .....I. ..! ...... tu romlonsl lihn-clt' ll.tblo to by iv.ioii of -ueh l.illure or rcfttsil. anil it -lull bo the iluty of tlio ili-trlet attorney to obey ueli In-' 0 " ' ', , ...I ,,?: vl ".?.., '". "n 1UI ,.'! . NU" "-V1, 'Ji"" "m. lo ,ln.p '" .,!ukoil lUll8cllt ' 1I1IU,.V"1 ' to wliel icr tlio as.(Snients ',1: tliOinc.ornriIioM'cr.ilcouiitle-iln . 111- 1.1 iv 11 iv i-tiuiii tiuii iiiiuuiiii, 111 1 online iu location, -oil anil Iniin'inrmciit. prodm-tlim anil iu.iniir.icttire-; ami to tint end Mill lkuril ni.iy examine the orlstn.il neiiiciit rolNouiiloIntlie oillco ot the ("ecivtarv ot State, or certified cople- tlietvof. of the ilitlVf. ent eoiintle. anil may bear lvpre-cntntloiis from the IbunNof Kiu.itiatloululhcvM'rnl countlci.iiml -ueb other e Itlenee astnavbe ilecinctl iiivciry. And -aid Hoard may, litter Mich exnmliutlou, and at anv time bcloiv tlio County IKurd- of liiuall.itlon bale tlnally acteit upon tlio ae-inent roll- ti-iMvttvciy oflbclr -evoral counties, enuallo -ui'li a-cv-inent- by aUdimr to or ilotbietl,.. f,n jjic valuation of taviblo liropi"-y iSv vmntv or conn 1.-, -ueb per.n,llsuV, wlIf ,iro llu.;. I ', V -V1 Ul -"' lferm .iln.itioin be Ioon tlio w,cra cottntle- oftbl- State; and I ";l"'r,..nt.ii?c-o added to or iliihielett from ,llft. raluatlous In each of the counties of till- !i.ilo shall becnlered upon the records of wild J'.turd, and a fortified copy of such record r.all be trau-mittcd to tiic several County Hoards ol I iiull:itlon in till- slate, before Midi IUmi'iIs -ballliave.as Ikiards oi'ljiuallza tlon, acted upon tho as-ement rolls upon which tho addition or reduction U to be made; and every County Hoard of i:U.illAitlou re ceiving -uoh certlnYato -hall at once iiitalle the as-cment roll of their count) Innccoul anee with the action of tho Mate Hoard by adding toorikiiuetlng from I lie Miluation of projieity, a- It appear- on hiieh roll, tho pe -rentage pre-crlbcd bj wild Hoard. Tho i-e-duetlon or addition vi made shall relate back to the time of tlio oilgiual a e incut, and have the Mine foive and effect as If then made. 1 11 all ea-es where the tav levied on personal property has boon collivtid at the time then enieiit wasjiiado, and aiMitlous 1110 made timler tills Act, tho tav on -ueb ad ditional amount shall be collected from the owners of -ueb property ; and If rcductlon nie made, a -11111 cipial to the tax on Mich re ductiou -ball be returned to the owner- of -ueb proierty, In tlio maimer pro-oillx-l bv the State Hoard of KuualUatlou. I Sro. T. If. alter healing all tho evidence , attainable, the Hoard Is -till doubtful as to tho proper valuation ot property lu anv 1 county, It may, by unanimous con-out of ail It- incinhiTs einpovvi r 11 member or tho CI01 1 of slid Hoard, to vl-it Mich county and make a per-onalln-peelionof I he proper!) In Mich county and report the n'-ult of -ueli In-pec-Hon to tlio Hoard In writing; tlio (ht-oii -o empowered shall receive no compen-ation ; snail not iioti.vuiotllo !" 1111.11 limn llioa o incut roll-or ecrtlllod copies therisil'bavolHtn examined bv this I loan), tho iv-ult of which -hall be lorvv.'inleil to tlio -eveml County Hoards of C'piallaliou as soon as iio-.lbleiu orncr 10 11. no 111c iiixchcoiiccicu, 1 SIX'. H. Tlio Slato Hoard of i:.ii.illatlon 1 -ball Inline and ti-.in-nilt to the -overat Colin I ty Hoard- of lpialiatlon I he lilies b) I which such Hoards -ball bo governed In in.ik- lug the addition- and reduction- prov idnl for In section 11, of this Act; and the rules so 1 framed shall lie binding and obligatory upon 1 -aid Hoard'. Six'. U. I lio Mate H0.111I of lii.illAitiou shall b.no power to l-siio .ubpo-ua- lor the attcudaucoof vvltui'-vs or tlio piodui-tlou of books and paper before It, andaiiv iuciiiIht ol the Hoanl may ndmliiMcr tutlis nr iilllr. Illations to any witness attending before -.ltd lioani. niiii fiiiipu 11.1 snail ne-orveil ny ine bhcriir oTany couuly in this -tale upon wit I no e- vvltlilulilscouuty. ' MX. HI. I lie Male Hand ot liuallatlou -ball eullate Iu a convenient I01111 all liil'orma lion tli.it It limy acipilro lu rclalloii to tho a e incut and collection of leveiiuo, and -hall report the same to tbotiovei-uor annu ally, witli-ugge-tlon-as It 111.1 deem piopcr to make. Six'. II. Hull meuibu'of Mid Haiiil sliall receive a -alary of live ilollir- per day lor every diy engagi-d lu 11llel.1l dullos and mile, age ut the same rale tI1.1t I- now allnvvisl lo ineinbers of tlm 1. .l-'ituiv. Slid lloaril may employ a ( lerk, with llkeeoiupeu-atlon ami mileage as I- allotted lo im iiiIht-ol tills Hoard. MX'. I'J. The -.il.it y and mileage of num bers and clerk, and incidental in-(- nt kiIiI Ho.ii'd, -lull be iald b) warr.uil drawn by tho Secretary ol -late upon the Muto Tn-aiiier, wbo.e duly It shall be to pay tlio same out iif any mono) s lu tin- trea-ury not otliervlo appropriated. .-rf. i;i. -am 11. urn 01 iiiiau.itioii -nail imst In tho year, IN'i, on tlietblul .Moudiy ol .Nov ember, at tboeapltol ol tho Male, lor of Mate ot t lie a es-uieut roll- of their '' siHS'tlvei-oiiutlesonoi' Ik I'orr tli:it ilate -i'i'. II. Ina.inuili a-tin re I- no lavv on Ibis -ubjis-t and there Is a i;nit demand for I " ... .-.-,.............. Hie iiveiUH'-ol 1 is -1.1.0, till. .( I -ha II lake illc-l ipun mi alii r Its iiiai:e. approved ivtoUr .',, IiJ, SAI.155I FLOURING MILLS. Best Family Flour, Baker's Extra, XXX, Superfine, and Graham, Middlings, Bran, Shortu, tOTNTI.V ON llXIi 1 hi l 1 IgneSI 1 Price in Cash I'AIIl KOIt WHEAT, AT JLLX. TZMSS. It f U'ffVlV KlOD -If.' 1411 Vtl '. JOHN HUGHES, Ooruor of STA.TII nxxi. XiIBBHTY Strootu - - DKALKlt IN Bacon, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Flour, Gram, Feed, AND DOMESTIC PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS. Faints, Oils and Window Glass, American and English Coach Varnishes, English and American Furnituro Var nishes, Gum Shellac, and Japan Varnishes, White Damar and Asphaltum Varnishes. I'ASTOlt OIL, LAUD OIL, NKATS FOOT OIL, KLEl'lIANT OIL, DOUVrSH OIL. POLAlt OIL. LtXsKKI) OIL, ri'TTV COI.OUS' LAMI'IILACK, OHAINIXO TOOLS. Ac. ,ve Wholesalo and Retail at Cn-ti paid I'oe nil Klud of .llrrrlinutnMe Produce nt Cnli llntr. ntf JCDTTlSr I-IXJG-I-IEIS. GILL, STEEL & CO., I JHN .T.o : m7; i,Mi BOOKS, STATIONERY Musical Instruments, SCHOOL BOOKS. A IIUNIIUAI. AiMIIITMr.ST OP Till: IIKST J. itamlanl ruMloitluiis. Ti:aciii:ii' iiihivwitks, Siieb us (ilulie-. Mnis. (.Iwits. I'royonn, full 11' 11", Uemil. Ac. mi-u:i.l.ni:oi'.- HOOKS A i.n.r.i1 n.-iirtliliMit. Allil rvcrtt'jll'l- litillrlietl III the L'nlteil Slnte- or l.'urepo linnoiliif to oriltr 011 short notice. Wo Invito i-peiUl ntteiitlou to oar stoik of Mason & Hamlin Organs, Tin: iii:-t in thr woiii.hi ClIU'KKIIINil. MMI-CII.M.I. .t MirrAur.it. Ami KML'HSON PIA3STOS I Ki.nxs. vioi.iNH, Aicoitniio.s's, ac.ac. A romiilrto r.--111 tin. til 'f Villi' IN'-TItl'C-TION JlOOh". Xl'IS. iir.o. 11. jom- J SI I'AITI II-ON Jones & Patterson, Real Estate, Insurance, .. VMI ... GENERAL AGENTS, 1 OMMKIIl'IAL JloTKI. HI'ILDlNll, ShIoiii, .... Ol'ijiOii, SI'lirlAI. ATTENTION l.'IVKN TO Till: ulo of Ileal i:Iile In all puro of Oregnn. A lrgo miinuutnf very ileslrMilu CITY 1'IIOP Klt'l'V, riiii,llliig of Ihicllllig lloiiri'o. Loir, Hull llhxksiuiil lllotkt., Mures. Ac. .....Mx Improved I'AIIMS and Vnlimlile I'nrnlihatril 1'mlrluniiilTlnilxr Iannis, sllimtcil In the hello, ralltles In the Mate. Also ... Iteming mill I.ea.lni; of nil klmls iifpiopiity. Culled Ion or ( Inlius, Ac., Ae , i.lll invito irulnpt nttintlon AI.CNIH l'Olt TliuMiiliinl Life liiHiii'iincu Co, or ? "N'tn'if, The TTnfrm FJr Inrjiiranrn Oo ! X,,e unlon lro insurance O. Of Hi... I'X.i.Hm.o. ' ti7rr . sinifls ti. .. iipil-.n. ..r .,..eily op l'i"''': Iroiiif. IT rr I 't irn m iintsil i.U 1 .cj.n.til lu , 1.- n t roil ft ml ft 1 1 1 .- VT 1 '. ..r. .luiniftiJ. i.M.mtillu .........I .ml nil ' tnl. tr.niilli.il flu 11 ft .... if ilinr.... Aililnps, JONI.rt .V I'ATIKIISON. II.". tsi, -uhiii Ori-i'uu. Oi ' V TI Thoroughbred s DERKSH1RE PIG FOR SALE! I ritiii: sim: and jiasis ok tiik-i: pios m I 1. Illniporlid, or liritlfrou iiniortiilluclr,tnu tttru siltcteil from IL I FIRST PRIZE PENS t the Oret f'lilMKH Sh Ino I.'ipo.lllon " mnj the "St fxalKlr"of 1S7I. rf I'KOIOItKUM I'UIINIHIIKI), lie per pilr, from 0 ttci-ks to ! mouths boxnl oil ikllveivd la J'oitlanil. on bid. Mi unihrnt or rllroml , (t 1 00 rvr ii.iu..r u-riicuiar-, Mitirr.i. M. O. JIKKI), I'orlliod, Or, W W st-jk. Jin, Oi.ls l'tru, Jilll.te.ro. Vti if. . . iwi ir-s-. spS-Kr 1 Tvy.H ' lltlN'A Nt'TOlL, eOAL OIL, KAW ASH llOILtU 01: JOHN HUGHES. H. D. BOON, 'irum in BOOKS, STATIONERY MUSIC, Periodicals, Newspapers, Wall Paper, .. AMI.... Musical Instruments Tin: ii:i.i:iniATi:ii BURDETT ORGANS ...ASH... Hallett and Oumston's Pianos VIuhjsoii hue!. Tlii'O In.liiiiiieiii- r.ie I'AVOlllTKS vvllli r. musician, nmi lhl More I- Ihe te-ntl of (II who wl-li to tmy OiMHlsiI.eap. II. U. HOOM, 1 oii.iiH'itlnl rlriel, Hiiltni, n..i. L. S. SCOTT, Mnle -lifil, 11 ivl ilooi' lo I.', V. im)-, HI VIM! IN'.... Groceries and Provisions, Tobacco and Cigars, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, FARMERS' PRODUCE, CROCKERY, Glassware & Stoneware rUlhnt, Jul !)U. l-lll. Willamette Nursery, O. W. WAX.Z.XNO & CO., oswnoo, . oiikoom. -jiiowKiis iii Tin: t iioifKvr vaiiiutiki Fruit Trees &. Shrubbery PiirllrulAr nttinlloii dun to CHKKIIV AM) I'l.UM TUUKM. Persons InteiiillUK to purrlino TrreM ibirlnt; tlio ri'isim of lhll -j, r)i'! cull uud exuinliii' our toik vvlililils the Larijost and Boot in the Stato ttV iiiiil for Oolali.nnrs, ill.triliiilid Rrll. r-.nit tr. James F. Brown, Agent for Willnmotto Farmer j.v i:i;(ii.ni: cm". BooKhii.i.cit ami ih:ai.i:ii in maoa. lues, PirloillrttU, Nvn'iaicrs, liOOka 11U.I Novel, Huli.i-rlplloTis taken far tlm WIl.I.AMiriTi: l'.VI(Mi;il,nii(l all Kaiteru I'libllcalbm., nt 1'ub ll.lier's pilrcs, WIIUiiii Itu itrett, neroml door t Hie St, f'harlct Hotel, i:ui;ei.u Illy, Oriucii. AplU. 8. HUOHSS, THAI KSTATI! AOKNT ANI NOTAUV PU11 lie, JKitli, .vidru-si-o, ami Pmirrs f Attor ney ..ru 1.11. .wiiiuiii..i.ii;.-"'s taken. I V ore.l linne, Ormoii, Auk, S, lnll.-t. Xaiuas Central Land Agency Kills iiimi ..ij. wifii., 1. . iir.unn, 1 iuii I Itial tw!to lluslncx; 0''cnt for tliu Kmuai Vi I'u Clfle, lUllnay Co, 'n lands, anil iulil.iernf Ilia A'nri (M Voitrut Ai(fiM.ult, a i.miririti)f .Ji.OoOclrcu lalloiij ouljr 1J nuts pvraiinuui. 11. MAixonr, MtAXXrOKT . . 41UW, fcllAW, ATTOIINKVH AT LAW. Officii over Or' .lore, MUrty Wit" HAI.KM, oni'.OON. lower if Htale auJ M17-lr.