Willamette farmer., February 22, 1873, Page 3, Image 3

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HEWS BY TEXtEOXlAPH.
"Washington, Feb. 14. rave., from
the Joint Committee to notify tliu
Picsldent nnd Vice President elect of
their election, reported that the
Committee had performed that duty
and had been charged by those
gentlemen to report to the two Houses
their acceptance of the trust reposed
in them, and their obligations to the
people for that marls of commence:
also, tho assurance that they would
endeavor to discharge fulthfiilly the
duties of their respective olllces.
In the Senate, Sherman, from the
Committee to notify tho President
ninl VI,... Hr.wlil.int nl.mt nf ll,
election, made a report
avv ivkiviih vi..v vi tuvii
it similar to that
in the House on the same subject.
Xew York. Feb. 15. The text
of
Judge Davis' decision, granting a writ
of error and stay of proceedings in the
ease of Stokes, toys the exceptions
being of such grave Importance, anil
mere ueing a douot as to tnc Judge's
charge to tho Jury, It became his duty
to give the prisoner an opportunity to
present tnem. Tlie ease will now go
to a full Pencil for hearing.
The appraisers of Greeley's estate
estimate that his personal property
will foot up about $li!,Htio. It is saiil
that Samuel Sinclair Is Indebted to tho
estate at least $.'l,0Ui). There are about
$1011,000 in bad debt- and worthless
securities. Cornelius Vanderbllt, Jr.,
owes the estate SoO.Ooo borrowed
money. Commodore Vanderbllt has
given $0,000 to each of Mr. Greelev's
d.qiiL'htni's. xnvimr iu.v imi'h imv.. ..L
much money as thev need at any time.
Washington, l-Vb.Vi. ThoSecretarv
of War has directed surveys to he
made, with a view of further linniov...
it Isilnniiffiii ivii..iiif,ni..i.,iwi,.n,M,
whiclithul'ieslilent asl;s for relative
to Utah
can bo
had this session.
Mormon
from "llrlKhiinii
money
Young's tlthlnj,' fund can probably
purchase inlluencc enough to prevent
action, and the time Is too short to
mnkc the flL'lit or win.
Xow York, l-'ob. 17. It Is stated that
President (1i-iiiiI'h Kniillii.rn t.nn. ..111
bo of the greatest hlL'niilennen in (in.
mems oi .-an vnionio, winta cruz, ' i 5. ' '" l" """.') -"'- smmiu nui consist oi jimian corn, but
K-tero Pay, Santa Haibara, Hiicncme if"i' ' 1-rauee wl 1 attempt t thev should have some rool-i man eel
and Salinas, In California, and at compel paln , to .hoII 'hnjthnt theP ',;,"', ',,.:,.' oi.-, mangel
Cascatlo Falls, in the Columbia Hirer ' United States had o Ill-red U,.-.00l(HX),o0Opu,r(-'1 oil cake. W hen sheep
and the Tualatin and Yamhill Hlvers. i"?', livable two years, but are fed on corn, they are too hot and
Oregon. .Spain had refused to part with that feverish. and fin. .,! I,,., t.ni,
people of that section. Tho President ' !Uul t-'xpclled from the city,
contemplates starting on tho LMth of ,,,,tVitll'1 ,'t' '".Tho Coinmon
March, accompanied bv nearly all the t1,1,.Vt'" of An,wcrp have voted forty
Cabinet, besides inany'tllstiiliiL'ulshed IIi to enlarge the docks and con-irentlcnu-n,
Senators, members or tho t!!",;t,l,,l,,1I?
House and others. Itichmoud will be . """Hf l''b. 17. 'lhe manifesto of
thu llrst stopping place. It Is the tastelar, will bo delivered to '1 liters
President's purpose to make this Initial j""''") id a recognition of the Span
movement In his next Administration ' '"',1 Itonulillc by 1-ranee Is expected to
In an attempt to harmonize the people '"'low Immediately. Members of the
of theXoith andSouth. He will look '"odurutu Left in thu Assembly de
IntotliecondltlonoftheSouthsoclallv, f'"c tojoln the extreme J.eft In an
and examine the local governments of "ddress on tho JU-publle In Spain.
thcStatcstobevlslted. At Itichmondi 1'ishon, l-'eb. ly. (lovernment or
and other places along the lino of his PU,S otllelally deny any movement in
visit preparations are being made to ''"f'j'p' for the establishment of a
glvo film an enthusiastic reception. , republic.
Newspapers criticiso Judire Davis' .A majority of Conservative (lencr-
dccislon granting a stavofprocccdlugs
In Stokes' ease. Itlss'tated that thei
bar universally regard tho decision as
ono which under thcclrcumstances no
.Judge could consclontlously or .
Judicially have avoided. '
Ai!,,.w!!!'&,'o.'7--Il'u..,!!:n.'1 " .,l"' '
away from their moorings a licet of o1"11'' "nve to be dropped behind, and
thirty coal barges, with a number of their place is taken by new ones, on
r.V!3?,Wi?1! c!K'h' iSi-,y,cl, ,mi,H. wonil which natural phenomena can bo nc
ESiW, " "' way nioro satlsfac-
now lo 9tato tlie extent of damage to
property or the number of lives lost.
Clilcngo, l-eli.
14. A Washington I
Wood, daughter ofi
special says Mrs.
!
eneral Taylor,
wno was recently
voted by the Hoti-o a pension of $,V) strata to the action of tire, or to tho
ior month, Is the mother of John Uofhu-ss of tlm mn.j nt iiio lima iii
Taylor Wood, who commanded thel, '! , "C Jntt"ittt " tlm, ",0
rebel cruNcr TallalmsM-c, and who Is ''ending took place. Hut proof has
now a well-to-do coniiuNslon mer-' heen recently obtained that thick
chant at Halifax. Jt Is also said that , masses of stone-even limestone-
.ti.-.. inn"! mifi n uiiivi i.rei".SMMiisi
dining the war: moreover
been living In Paris sonie
mnunlllcent style.
he had
time In
Spi.s.-I.ils slate iio-ltivcly that the
repoit of Polumlrs Mobllivr Conl
mlttce will iccomuieiid the expulsion
of Ames and lliooks and severely
censure othcrlinplleatcd Congressmen,
with a probability of tin Impeachment
of Colfax. Allies Is said to bo Incred
ulous a to the truth of this rumor.
He said that -if they attempted to
expel him he will die hard; that It
will take the whole House to kill
him; that if tins expulsion
occurs '
what will It show.' .No man
must
hereafter tell tlie truth about Con
grcssnu-n. Then how are tho world
and people to regard It? What do
you do? You expel lliooks for lying
and you expel me forfeiting tho truth.
It is reported from Washington that
thu Investigation now going on be
fore the Ways and Means Committee
gives piobablllty to stories heretofore
coneiirrent concerning tlio manner In'
which inns wore tnmpereii wnn at ' ix seen in which every peiiiiio is nut
tho close of last session of Congress, toneil by the onoriiious and long con
At that time, It will bo remembered, ' tinned pre.ssuro lo which it has been
that sections of thu Internnl Itoyeuiie hubject. A few years ago it was
laws relating to tobacco ami whisky ' shown that iron ore had been depos
otamps were altered so as to tiiku ,eil j,v tll0 at.ton ((f w,tL.r, sfIK.e
etleet August 1st Instead of July lst,'(hon c,0,.try has been more and
a directed in tho act as pass-ed. 1)oro .,,,!!,! ln elucidation of geoio-
Salt Lake, Feb. lS.-The tribulation frv; '!!ul onu uVlf M,Vl ?xI,,,0,ts lH
of the -Mormon leaders, In view of ' the discovery that gold exists In soa
declslvc Congressional action against i water. Is this a prelude to u demon
their peculiar Institution, is becoming str.Ulon that gold, which nownborbs
daily moremanlfest. Already removul the energies of thousands of diggers
from Utah is being iHsctis-ed. One of! was dejioslteil by water in far remote
their organs to-duy says the strony; I age.s'.' Chambers Journal.
arm of power Is to bo Invoked tomukc '
mem move on. but wbern Hhnll in-v
g? Where Is It destined thev shall
next pteh their tents? llefore,
however, they figure closely on
starting, l;ow much, asks the Jlcraltl,
will tho Government give for the
property they have gathered around
thorn for the last quarter of a centurv?
The priesthood are understood to lie
seriously contemplating the possible
necessity for another pioneer o.xped! -
t on, but It Is not generally believed
that the Saints, as a bodv, Jan ever be
Induced to abandon their present
homes. There Is no doubt that
Hrlghnm Is endeavoring to secure a
low i-niintiv for hi- kli.Vnlnm. ...! If
" " ------.' -...- . iiiii a a,
p intimated that negotiations have
been renewed for
the
cxclu-dvo
jvossossion of one of
lands.
the
Sandwich I
Paris. 1-Vb. bi.f-,,.i..i ;, .iu.1
patch to Spanish residents of ParN,
nien eieany intimates that the new
iiovornment Is resolved not to part
with Cuba, and to keep the Spanish
ilngontbat portion of American ter
ritory as a pledge of union between
the Old and New World.
Madrid, Feb. 10. Kveiilng The
Assembly yesterday sanctioned am
nesty for all Itcpuhllcau insurgents
and ollenders against the laws regu
lating (lie press.
Salemorn, Minister of Colonic,
read an olllelal telegram fiom the
authorities at Havana, giving adhcsl
?," to ,l,p Hciiublle, and the As-emblv
fhere-upoii adopted a resolution that it
''card the announcement with Joy.
i-oniion, J-ei. 10. A special ills
Islainl.
J'"''-', Fel. 10. flic trial
at Dotiay
"l Jo men uccujeii witn
rape and
"Hirder terminated with a verdict of
KHty, and tho prisoners were sentene-
' V" various terms at hard labor, the
longest being twenty years.
e-oino oi tlie Carllst refugees at
, iinrnii iriin irniiii . . .. ii..ii., '--. 1 - t..i.. !. ...: ..... r 1
iiuiien iiiiviuK rciuoveu ine ro-s oi loruie seen, u is a proiitaiiie cron
U...(..h1 4h.(. .1 ......I. .. ... il. ............ .1.... I... I . rt .
.iini.li iiimii mo useiiieiiciui in ine
Italian Consul, they were arrested
.
a,ls "l t,ll? Sp:ndsh army have assured
,!,e 'verninent they will not oppose
'' Hcpubllc.
Nnv Tlioorlcs In tJcolozy.
' t'"-' progress of .-clence, old the-
tory than in fonnor years. This Is
espechilly tho ease with the science
of geology. Xot very longngo, geol
ogists attributed the contortions of
may bo bent without breaking. In
stances are uumorou-; but in a quar
ry In Yorkshire .solid layers of llnio--tone
rock from twelve to twenty-four
Inches in thickness may bo seen bent
Into an acute angle, and without
cracking. And experiments made
witli tliln slices of Mono demonstrate
that even tho hnrdeet may lx bent
at plen-ure. Steady pre-suro, lonj;
continued, will, it seems, work won-
Iers in the way of bending; even
.solid iiias-.e.s of steel .show Its Inliii-
once; and as nature has infinite pa
tience, geologists will henceforth
refer to that paticiico many phenom
ena which they linvo long regarded
as brought alsiut by other conditions.
From this It appears that "rigidity"
is now to bo regarded us a relative,
not an atmolute term. In tho United
ytatcs large uiti-c-s of pebbles may
Onk lirou1 Farmers' Club.
niurmivi. i,,u.p '
i UAK " ,VV ic-H ' r I
ihiwo, iji.i. j
K,1!,or Wlilum-m- Fanner: j
, I nm requested, liv the Oak (trove
Fanners' Club to roimrt for nubllei-1
i , ", , ., el " r l"11"11,1" '
ll0" lM0 '"'lowing: i
Mr. Will. Ruble met (bv request)
, the farmers of O.ik (Irovedlstrlctand !
vi..iiii. .,.. i., m.. 1 ... .. . i '
' ' hist I iieMlay evening;,
nnd spoke, at some length, on the In-
' terest of fitrnier.seoniblningtoexport
I tilpir ....., crnilw ,.,i.,u ' 'ri.J
'"Cir nriOtls .surplus proUlll'tS. 1 lie
. , .
, lult,1P'H'e was largo, nnu repro;
represented
many of our be! and ablest farmers
After the address, the farmers went
Into n permanent organization by
electing John V. Allen, President;
J- T oticrton, Vice President; A.
I - Kohorts, Secretary; and A. W.
i alt
MeN'ary, Treasurer.
A. G. Hubert-, Sec'y.
JtOOTS AND COM'.Si: WOOI.KI)
Sin:i:i It is said that the wool from
Leicester sheep that has been In the
United States two years Is generally
harsher, leaner, and worth much less
than It would have been If the sheep
had stayed in Canada or Kngland.
Xow, this will not always be so, for
growers will yet learn that these
largo sheep need more to eat than
the .small Merino, and their food
.....I lUil 1.11
' """ ",,IULi o n proper supply oi
roois nun on ciiko with other food
would iirodtice soft, sound and elas
tie wool
Oiikoon Ki.a.v. Heretofore and at
present, Max Is rnled in Oregon solely
: uvt-ii iu iiniii nui. less so. liv inr. llnin
III. I I . !.'. " ..
It would be If the lint were nmiiufact
iired. Last year, Mr. I. 11. Moores
received a request from ("Jen. Wilson,
to foward some of thu lint to be tested
at thellellast inauufaetoiies, Ireland.
i ne .Messrs Jioiman oi tlie Pioneer
on .Mills oi .sniem answered this re
quest by forwardliimi lot of ilnx. n
has Just been returned In thoslmpu of
niiieiieiieii mix, ready lor tnc spinner.
At the Itelfast works. It was nronoime.
ed of excellent quality and capable of
iieiog mauiiiaeiureii into as line linen
as thu world produces. Wo under
stand tlie test was made, with a view
of Introducing tho manufacture of
linen into this state. .Statemnan.
Pini'NlAS. If I could have but one
kind of (lowers, it should be Petunias,
said an eminent llorlst. Seeds" sown
in thu open ground in May will
produce llowerlng plants In .Juno that
will make a brilliant bed through the
summer and autumn. Tho blotched
ami striped is the most showy variety.
Sow thu seeds thinly in a seed-bed,
covering with lino soil, and when (he
plants are an inch or more-high, trans
plant eighteen inches apart into rich
soli, and they will completely cover
the gioiiud In a shoit time.
- .
Italian 1i:i:s.-P. It. S., Sharon,
Ohio, Is Informed that It seems to be
settled that thu Italian are better
honey gatherers than tho common
black bees of this country; (hut they
will lay up honey enough to live upon
starve; that They iiyswlfier(l,e.,Vc; i
ttiii-ii wronger uiiick swarms wi I
maku moru trips) and obtain lionev
nom plants from which the black bee
gathers none.
IllON Sllil'ri. .Sonie shipbuilders
predict tho full urn of Iron in ships
will cause a revival in trailu in wood
en ships, and assert that Iron vesiels
aro always ready to sink when the
heads of tho iron ilvels becoiuu cor
roded. That their decadence, when
commenced, will be rapid.
Jteceiit geological surveys of tho
new territories of tho far West have
revealed the very Important fact that
the known coal deposits of tho Itocky
Mountain region extend over an areu
of upward of iyn,uoo square miles, In
strata varying fiom live to thirty-live
feet In thickness.
Augu-ta lliirues of Connecticut,
states that If u thin layer of chaicoaf
be put into the bottom of the bariel
the meat will not bo stnliuil, and will
keep sweet twice us long. Again, If
meat Is tainted and pieces of washed
coarcoal are put In, the meat will lie
rendered palutahlc.
A (i'aihh'I'I.i: ItAii.noAH TitAci;.
It Is announced that the New York
Central Ituilroad Company havu de
cided to lay ti newilniiblu truck nil tho
way between New York and llull'iilo.
uiuklug a quadruple traek (of eight
rails) between tho two cities.
Alex. II. Johnson, tho engineer to
whose want of sobriety thu recent
terrible, disaster on the Western Hall
road of Georgia Is said to bo due, has
been arrested and Ituprlnoned in Mac
on, and will be tried for murder.
I " ' -'V V Wlt, 7 lltllll
East Portland Nursery.
ItXVITK THE ATTKNTION OF AM, TO
my larxo ami loniplrte ttock of
STAXDA11I)
FRUIT TREES,
i-f all nrlctlon,
Ornamental Trees and
Shrubbery,
Grape Vines and Small Fruit, Green
Jloune ami llethltni) riant, llulb
out lYower J!oot .Cc, C-c.
AMr-. if, HANSON,
1"jiI tVirllanil, On'son.
1. S -If mi) tm!iT ln loft ullh A. V. ArrliltuM
A Cii.. HIIMioro, tlu-y will lr pnimptb fill fat
fstnl.viH' froi i-ii aj;ll UKm. ' II, It.
Nov. a. 1STJ. n;mij
WANTED, AGENTS.
TUB DISrOVKIlKU
DISCOVERED !
n. i.ivi.w.stonk tx Arnic-A.
fllllK Rlt-iitiiro ofn tmot nitwnlimiii llf-. Tho
Stanloy-Mvinjwtono
i:I-.-illllon in Afrlr.1. Liw oetinn olniinv Jn-t
l-ftu-il. lontnltif lticMuilif Iho Hoiiili-rfulrn-roor
of tin-sn-Hl IrauI.T, llu- imihtry, AniiniU,
N.illie, lliinilii, rle. full acctumt i-r thin mo.i
!?uTJlknIwV.i.,lt,lh' K'"1'" "" T0 Ma''
Plain Home Talk
AND Mi:ilICAI. COMMON MINSK.
NiiriiiniH-tlllon. Tlii-ro iiorcr win a ljonk ml
ll.liml III .. I. L..ll . ..lA..l .. I L...-.t
hull urllriiUr In miill. Stiit.-llio
limik wnuti'il.
iioMlOvt.
.. ii. i.int'iiiii'"r,v o.,
SA.N lltAMlMO, Al
A riXUST OX.ASS BUSINESS
1.1011 rolloMo incii, wlih Hi,. nnuriiio of link-Iiil-
from $3.imi In f.VIHHI it-r nnniiiii.iiin In
fivunsl In roiiniTlloii with an Aei-nrr for lln- ox
!nlo Mli-nf work liv lli:i: WAllll IIKUl II
Kll, WII.MAM (TI.I.IIN IU1VANT. IIAIIIIIKT
IIKKCHKU STOWK. Ac. Wtllo ror inrtlruUr
In. I. II. K)lll) A , Now Vurk, nr All Ko.iniy
rni'H i'lm t imiiiFtii, -tmi
Prospectus lor IH):i litti Venr!
THE ALl)INK,
A.N ir.t.VsTIIATKIl MI'NTIII.V JuCUNAI., I'M.
m:iism.i,v AHMtTrhii in in: -i in: it imv
soJirsr i'i:iiioineAL in tiik Muiii.n.
A lll.ri!ll'.M'Arl K AMI I II.1M
I'lu.N lir AMIIIHAN TASTK.
Not for Snlo In Book orNowsStoiool
mini Ai.iiNi:,wini,i:issfi:ii with ai.i
X IlioivKiiliiilty, lias iiiiiio ni Hio loinikinny
nrlliiH-ly lnli-u-l iliunii'tt-rl-tlo or onllimi v
IH'iloilliiils. II lHiuirlrK.ini iiiIm-i'IIiiiin iiMiiii'ii
llulil iiiiilirnurliil llloniiiuo: iiiul u t ollts-i Ion
nl lik-lunx, the inn-si simvIiiioim of itilltllii
fl.lll. In lil.ul. mill wlilte. Alllioii-li null MU-.
issillnu iiiiiiil'i-riiiliiiili. m-li iilni-uni in u
fllolliN. tho li'iil iiluo anil Imiuiiv iif'llll.?
AI.IJIM: will Ni IIio nui"! iiiiiiih'.iIi.i nl'li'l'lt
i.u i-i'ii imiiiiih up in nm rum. in int. join.
Wlilliiullii-r imlilliiitloiii. iiinv I:i t n i niiih-iIiii-
l'll-llll'-.S4'll'lulllS(irnHll'
ilnS Till: AI.IiIM: l- tt uiiI.iu.. mill oi llniil
I'linri'litlon iiliiiio mill liiiiippm.li lu-il lll'-
lllll'l)' Mltllllllt I1llll'tlllllll III ll III-III-('11111-.
lu-lrr. Tho v-----i- of u iiuiiploto miIiiiiiii
I'miiidt iliiplli'iito tho iii'inli oi' Hue iuHr
nun I'liuniiiiiKH in liny in hit ll.lpi'o- niiiiiiii'i
nf miIiiiiii-s fur ton trim's lis ii.. ; unil Hii'ti
llll'll'IOK lllOVllllllllllo, iH'ollll'-i
I'ltll-MH'M I'llllOMns nut s;,l.
, liver) -iili-srllsrtnTlli:.l.ilM:,iiliiin-s
III inlMintolor thoji'iu-l,--;.!, nlllitvi'lM-. itllb.
nut lutilltliiiiiili'liiuvo. ii mlr nr tii'iniiiiiii i.n
clltoliio-, nlli-r 1. 1. Hill, Ihoi'iiilui-nt i:nul.i
UllllllT. T 111 lili'lllliw. .illll..l '111.. lll.i.r.i
lli-lli-" ninl "riiMshiK tho Mixir." mo llvvo1
lii(ln- nit-n lull-1 limn ii illili'ii'iit I'luii's
li'Hillrlllu?.1 lnilin'-.-.iiiH unil IIhIh iniwii.ii
i-iiili pli'liiii-. 'IhiiNiiiiu i Iiioiii.i-.iuo w.hl for
jiiii;niii. in iii.-i.ri -tin.-. Asiiutiu-.to.
li'liiilniilliili or lis t'oiiiliii'lms lii l.i'.'ti tiii; 1
Al.lll.Mliiill ur tin- ivni'li nriiiiiiiiotliliiii In
i-i-i')'ilciiitiiioiit,tliiiliriiiiio4 Mill Ih.IhiiihI I
1'iirii'i.iiiiiiilliiirly iilii-nil ii mi) i:ll n,n Ik),
nili-ii-il lis nllii-r iH-iiiiilliiil-i. l-M-rvMih-irlhor
III ll'l'I'IlO II ll'l lllllllto. lill'P tin. klirtitilui.i .
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flltllll'll. TIlOll xlllllllllllll llf llll'lliri-4 i.f llila
Kltolo. fli'O lii lliii kiiIi-iiIIh-i- hi ii ll-.il ilulliii'
ln'ihiilhiil, will nun I; nn i'hkIi In tho Ail;
mill, rnnxlili-ilnu Iho iiiipii'ivili-nli'il iIiiiiii-ln-.-ii)f
Iho prho Ini-Tlli; AI.IIIM: IItII Hio
iiinrii'l lulls llllloHhiiit nf ii inliiii-lo, i.o ii to
llmii Im'.I iii-iimlii. ullli Hut iiihlooini'iits
nf lini'iillio ui'iilno mnl lin.ini-il nn-. Ii. ml
(til iipilliiiui"s iroi' lllililnilliiiin of Hi
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A 1ST IHIl'AUTMI.ST.
i Vo I w 1 1 i -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -r 1 1 1 Inin-.i-... In iho inlin
ur Mili-i-ilpllnii lil-l Full, nlion TIII. Al. IHMI
ll-.IIIIIOll llS plOVIll lllllllll l1ll.l it.m-. unil
ivpii'-onliillti- t liiinicloi', tin- i-illtlnii was
Munr rn v.n i-.i in. i.n iIiiiIiik Iho i h i -. I jiiif;
pilll'lllU llllll till- A lll.'l lllll ptllilloliiil1'rl.lti-,
llllll ttlll i-H.Klll, II nllll'l'llll-lltlll III Iho IIIIH.V
nfArl. Tho imhll'.lii'i'-i, mixhnisliijii.iirv iho
liiuly iiinll'li'iiiii lion ilrninn-lnili'il, liiuu
iML-iii-il tin lii-i'hr- In Hio iiliiiu.l In iloMj'up
mnl liiipinMi Iho mill. ; mnl Iho iilmi fin tlm
million Join", ns iiulohloil Ii) tlm iiiunti
l-xiiiw, lll iiHiinil.li mnl il. Ilulil nun thu
Inn. I Minunliio lili'inl-i.l 'I UK A I. DIM:.
'lIlU llllllll'Sl0llltOll'll iiiiiiiniiiiii
iIi-kIkiis limn iniilij nl Iho In". I I'lnlliinl in-Il-tinf
Aniotini.
Iliiohllllnn. Till: .iIM: Mill l.'ini.'lnio
l'llllllll'Hll Hill IM'-I lllll'IKH IIIIMIOI1I, P.l'lt-1'TI-.I
ultllll lli' lo llio lllulir-t llltl-lli' 1.IIHI-.-.,
niilKivntol ui-ni-iiil Inn n-s ; iiynhllii nui'li
lis liiiiilK.i(iiiiol:iiulll.ir, lllliniKlipliiiliinipln
firi'0ilcsifiiiiv kliol.
'lliu iinirloily lliilml pinto, tin I -(7.1. will
ii'imi'Iiiiii linir i. f Julius iiiii" liilinliiiliiii
I'lilhl ski'ti'hi's. iii-pnipil.ilo to tliiifiiiirM'iiiiu
TIll'lMI lllllll'HlljllNlllJtlK III lllll N.lll'4 ll J, .
miry, April, .Inly mnl v. Hilx-r, wnul'l lionliiuu
Hlillil lllll prll'liol II Join's nlllcl'l llllllll.
Tlm liiiil.ir fin til 1 1-1 if n 1'iiphiii'ly lllnst iiv
li-il -( liii.liniii" nninliT will I'Oi'oulliiiiiil,
Till: AI.IUNK nlll, lii'imillor. Ihi uhiiilimlilu
nnly liy kiiIi-m ilplhin. 'Iln-i' will hit uu in
liui'il or iluli ruin; iii-li lor i-iil.-uilptluni
inn. t hoM'tit lollii'iiiilill.hi-i'sillrii l,nr IiiiioI-
I'll tfl till, llrtllt llll'lll. Wllllllllt ItlrtlMlllHlllllllV
lii llm piiI'M.lior, I'Mi'pt ill iiix'4 ulii'io Hhi I
u-rlllliiiio l-ulron, Is'iiilntr tlm f.ic nliiilln el
JIIIIIO Sllllllll I II.
run i.itimimiv iu:i'i:t.mi:nt
wlll(oiillniii) uiolor tlm nun .Mr. IIM IIAIIM
HI:MIV -tilliHAItli. ii-l-lol liy lliu li-l
wrllori. mnl HitH ot thnihiv. who will utiHu
lo linn- thu nil iiitiiiu of Tin: ai.hi.m: ni
wiijh lit kii-iiliiir with It nntitlo iittniollou.
AliHN'lS WANTIH).
Any imiii wl-lilnir lo ml poiumii-ntly w
n liHiiliiitoiit, will irii'lii- full mnl pininpl In-
oruutliiii Ii) up)il)ln li,
ThltllS.
f5 -r mi mini, In lohiinir, with Oil Cliiouiot
In ,
JAMES SUTTON CO.,
l'lMII.MIr.lls,
BS Mnl. ton I .ii no. Now lorlc.
J. IIK.M1V IIIIUWN Alfi-ul.
full-in, (iroi,
WANTED.
OQ 000 I'UL'NDS OK 1.IVB (1KKHK
for which ono ilollar por iioiuiil w 111 be plil.
1IUIKIIIKN A SII1ND1.KII,
Dmli-r In fiirnlturi'. nrnl ln-.l.ll nvr ami lnlrt)i',
corner ufSalnmn ami Hrl !lrvi.'tf. I'oitlanJ.
Mty , ijTj-tf
WOOD PUMPS!
THE BEST
ANtl
MONI IllllIOV4?Cl
WOOD POMP
NOW IX CSK,
iron
liaising Wator for
Domestic Purposes,
or for Barn or Stock
Wells.
Kiory linn who h.i biili'u'rIi'ii'olnlhoillinr
i-iu Mini" of nl-liiicwnli-r. know Til KltK Is NO
WAV ill' lKllNtl II' Ml CIIKAI'IA, nml lli.l
Hill thctv I. no pump rn ilnriblo, ri-im-nli'iil, .iml
fri-i' from linvirtiii unhciiltlir rU'iiii'ntu In tho w
li-r.i Ihtf pliln WOOIl l-L'Ml' iii.iimriictiiri-il by
Tin- Salt-til I'iiiiii 'iiiiniiy,
Sipl. -:. lvl.-lf n-IIKlt A HAAS.
XI I U
HUBBARD
COMBINED
SELF-RAKE
REAPER
& MOWER
MAM KALTlltllll AT Till!
Salem, Oregon.
riiui: 1'iioritiKToitor this woin-nr e:i
X ti-rirln lis- liiiiuitiil tmiitj Hio nfllioo
Superior Machines !
(Which ho lutein!, to l.nll.li In unlor to ti-'t tlu-lr
nn-rll In (irrtfon.
IVi'lInx coiillil-nl lliil tin-) aro Iho
BEST MACHINE!
Jl'iinifictiiri'il, hiiilni; roii'lu-il tliu ontjr
GRAND GOLD MEDAL
nt tho Ii.t Ion t nlli'il SMI.', r.ilr- ror tho
IJIUSX
Combined Self-Rake
T)Ti A DPT) A XUH "RTmin'TiTJ I
KLArLK AJND JYLUWLR I
i
WVcau roiiOiltlilly ri iimiiivRd tlu-ni In IIio inibllr.
Si'ii1r1iril.'frl.lli-railotfui--p.-iitfr.-o.
Mncliliu- nun nt niirolllco iiiii-xlill)ltlon,ilil for
rnli-.
Oregon Agricultural Worku,
sai,i:.ii ohi:jo..
THE PARKER GUN-
schd stamp ron CIRCULAR
PARKER BRCTS
mX MERIDEN.CT.',
James F. Brown,
Afjout for Willamotto Farmer
IN KlIIKNi: CITV.
l(lllKSi:i,I.i:il AND HKAI.KH IN MAOA
It tint
Non-1.
Imi, IVrhxllial', NrH'i9iiTi, llook uil
Siilicrliini lukiii f.ir Ilia WIM.AMRTTK
I'AIIMKIl, ami all Ka.leru I'lilillcallox, at l'ub
ll.hnr'ii prlim.
Wllliiiiii-tlurlri'i-l. i-riiii( iloor to llif HI. Cliarli
lloti'I, Kiikhiu City, Ori'cnn. Apl'i,
Kansas Central Land Agency.
Sit ISA. MaJ.JOIINW lir.ltKS, l-iim'i.
Iiiul K-Uli' IIilImi-.h bki-iiI fur llm Kiln-an l'a
iltlu IUIIn)'u,'f Unil., ki.i1 ill.ll.lii-r or lhe A'cui
nit I'fiitmt .tilU'iil'. A I ash l-il'Kii of S0.IM)clrcn
,n0,
tuny to ii'in por niiuuui.
II MAIMlllV j t. ntw
MAIIOAY cV SBAW,
A TTOIINKVH AT LAW, HAI.KM. OIIKOOM.
XV omen uvrr iir turn-
lotiiir of Stain uf
Mhcrlir t'-n-l.
MatlT-lT.
n. k. i'. :n.tHK,
TJlli:VKT l.t.Col .lain Hurtium t!,S, Vuluutorr,
Mr oniro. uiiriiiu" wik, up iiaira.
Ili'rlilriicr.
CoiiiiiiukIhI itrwel. Sahni. Urri;oii.
ip77
i: ii. rnKr. e. n. uu.
skji. naxs . BAZaik
OVl'lVK-M. l,nuOIIKi BLOCK.
; tiALKJI, OllKHON. 1W
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