Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, April 19, 1873, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textwmvnran WILLA-MJCTTE FARMER. 3 Intemperance. Eui) read bdore Hie Iluek Tolnt Parmer' Uiili, b) Willi in i'rr 1 luivo chosen the old, luifkiicycil, threiullwirc theino of intenineiiinee upon which to predicate n few Mens. It is a subject fraught with stale Ideas and dK'otirngiiif,' rcmlnlscon ces of the just. 1 have done this boeauc, old and hackneyed as it is it lias not lieen sutllclently dNctisyei or nultated. Nor will this be the ease until tho merciless monster is so curely fettered in every limb and banished from our fair land. The destructive evils of Intemperance should bo denounced from tho ros trum, the pulpit, by the lire-tide In our own families, and through the public journals, that exert .such a mighty influence in molding public sentiment, until the public mind Is thoroughly awakened to tho impor Jnuco and necessity of decided mea sures being taken for the prevention of the manufacture and sale of in toxicating liquors. This prohibition idea will find many oppo&ers even among the warm frienils of temper ance. lJtit facts and tlgurcs, startling, though true, force the conclusion on my mind that to-day humanity, mo rality, religion, Justice, and econo my call loudly for sweeping prohibi tion. The heart of the philantroplst grows faint and weak while contem plating the almost hopeless prospect of eradicating this great evil through the medium of moral reformation. There arc thousands whose appetite for strong drink lias become so mor bid that they cannot or will not re sist the temptation when it Is pre sented, who could and would be re formed wero the temptation entirely removed. Tho advocates of prohibition would not be so exacting in their demands could one plausible reason be assign ed for continuing tho manufacture of nrdent spirits; yes, reasonable concessions might be granted could even one single redeeming feature connected with King Alcohol's reign bo offered in extenuation, otherwise than for medicinal purposes. If such thero be, wo demand of tho opposers of prohibition to show it, lor we hold that after hearing the charges, specifications, and evidence against this arch enemy of human happi ness, no jury in the United States, acting undr oath, could do otherwise than render u verdict of murder in tho lirst deirree. tho penalty of which is death. Statistics, which wo consider very reliable evidence In tho case, charge rum with killing SO.OOO victims annually, and as good authority as Horace Greeley puts the number at 100,000. These aro not killed by accident or in self-defense, nor is this wholesale murder the re sult of any provocation. It Is pre meditated murder for pecuniary gain. Hum and bis accessories do tho work. Ask that weeping, heart broken widow, Where is the loved husband of your youth? Tho answer is a chargo of murder against Alco hol. Ask that orphan child, wlio-e tattered garments tlutter In the cold winter wind like n signal of distress from a wreck of intemperance, Where is your father'.' and that pit iable spectacle, tho very picture of want mm suuering, win repiy, Alco hol destroyed our living, and then killed my lather; the blow was too much for my poor mother, and she too sank into the grave, and lam left alone, a friendless orphan. Oh, how 1 envy those llttlo boys and girls who have Christian parents and comfortable home-, and enough of food and clothing, sixty thousand orphans and twenty thou-aud wid ows will glvo testimony to the same facts against thl-, the most merciless llend that was ever allowed to stalk abroad over tho land day and night, "coking whom ho may devour." Nothing but misery, poverty, degra dation, mid death follow In Ills train, lie robs his votaries of health, intel lect, mid life it.H'lf, and has never been known to confer a single bene fit upon any individual otherwise than above slated. Tho mind is tilled with astonishment, and the heart with sorrow, when we acquaint ourselves with the facts set forth in tho United States statistics concern ing the number of distilleries, iiuim tity of liquor consumed annually, and the enormous sum of money paid for intoxicating beverages. The noxious fumes riso from IW.OOO dis tilleries, which manufacture 72,000, OtO gallons of liquor; 270,000 persona aro required to perform tho labor; 130,000 rum shops disgraco our coun try, and hero ills Satanic Majesty rinds employment for :00,ooo more; while out of a opulatiou of about 11,000,000 there are liquor-drinking people enough to pay the vast amount of $1,000,000,000 annually for anient spirits. This would suiqort 333,iKi free r-chools at an annual cost of $3,000 each. In consequence ot Intemperance, there Is a deteriora tion oi labor amounting to $1,000, 000,000; or If the time actually squan dered by inebriates were Improved in labor, and the proceeds given to our Government, the national debt eould be paid o(T in ten years. Intemperance is very prolific, and one of its shameless offsprings is1 pauperism, which yearly costs the country siiu.OOO.OOO. Tho excessive tne of rum causes sickness and sickness calls for doctors, whose lit tle bills foot up $10,000,000. Intem perance causes destitution, and des titution with many is sumclcut ex cue ror tno commission or crliiu ? . ' i . ""-v" Jl".v. and otrended laws demand the pun J ' vlctct! Mm, iiiiiMip was hung. After ishment of the offender; hence we ' S'"' ll'oy T1 "i". 'mil,lVre,1,uT '" annually consigned to the gloomy n,,,!,..!,!.. lwvs will he In iverv walls of1 prison, and It cannot be He- 'rlnl wi.ere tlil. evi lei.ee Nw holly tiled thiif the real cause of a largo circumstantial, proportion of crime Is traceable to Intemperance. Surely an enemy t0. Angeles, April IS. - Hubert that robs its victims of reason, of Cage, convicted of murder in the ilrst every domestic enjoyment that j degree, will be sentenced I'riil.iv, April siioinu ciusier around me ueariii- stone, and dracrs down to misery and poverty the Innocent nml guilty alike, should not bo allowed to run at largo untramiuelcd nud unfetter ed longer. Mothers, orphans, and suffering little children certainly have rights tho law-making power Is bound to respect. In this land of light and liberty, professing to be Christian, and bearing the proud appellation of Republic, is it not a shame and disgrace that such an en emy of individual and public peace, such an enemy of progress and re form, of intelligence, of Justice, economy, and morality, in short, such an enemy of everything that N elevating and ennobling, should not bo restrained by the strong arm of power '. If human slavery demand ed abolition enactments, much inoro does intemperance demand prohib itive laws, for of the two I regard tho latter as the creator evil. In conclusion, let me offer a word 1 nf nilvien In tlm vnnnrr: .Vifvnr o"l the first flans. " i,ook net upon the wlno when it glveth Its color In tho cup, when it stirrctii useu nrigni for In the end It bltcth like a ser pent nml stlngeth like an adder." Lane County. - IMIIor W'll'Amftlc I'armcr. A mooting for the purpose of or ganlng a Rirmers' Club, was held at Willamette Forks preclnt, April Oth, and resulted in the election of It. 1). Cochran, President, V. M. Wilklns, Secretary, and T..I.N'auglian, Treas urer. On permanent organization the same ofllcer.s were retained, with the addition of Vice President, Samuel Thomas. After some discussion on a future course for the organization, and what might result for its good and good of the farmers in the precinct, tho or- . .. I,.. ... . i. gamzaiiou prucccucii iu u.ms.ai i in other business which was lieforo the meeting. Tho President was authorized to appoint u committee of three to draft by-laws and rules of order for tho ' government of tho society, to be re-' ported at the next meeting commit tee consisting of W. Ilramble, (5. It. Ward, and It. 11. Cochran. M. Wllk Ins was put In nomination nud elect ed as a delegate to the State conven-' tiou to be oeld at .Salem. , Propositions for a debute at tho next meeting were raised, and questions as follows were proposed: One on cockle, and ono on wild oats. The question was resolved, "which is the best method of destroying cockle'.'" Tho meeting adjourned to meet lu two weeks. It. 11. Cochkan, Prs't. l' M. Wii.kinh, Sec'y. Amioua (lOAis. The honth Afrl-i can papers tell of a farm of 210,000' iieres, on which Is a flock of 10,000 Angora goats -besides I0.IKK) sheeji whleh are said to bo found far more profitable there than sheep, and there Is a promise of a rapid extension of these Hooks. The Angora goat wool, as produced theie, Is much finer than that of the sheep. , Ni:ui:aluia. This may icsiilt from ucnotis exhaustion, but Is commonly caused by narcotic nud i mlncrul mediulnes. Keep tho clreuln-' tlou towards the siirfuco as much iu possllile by tepid ublutlons and i abundant friction; avoid nil highly-, seasoned and Indigestible dishes, and exercise moderately but frequently In in the open air. "I think," said a farmer, "I' should make n good Congressman, for1 I use their language. I received two1 bills the other day, with request for( Immediate payment; the one I ordered i to be laid on the table, the other to be read that day six mouths." i Tm:v don't keep any whisky for sale lu Greeley, Colorado, but they have a medlclae for rattlwnske bite which is quite as good, aud it linn a very ready sale. ClltCU.MSTANTIAI. KVlllKSCK. The Alley murder trial, at Itoston, lias re-' called again the celebrated Colvln case In IseW Hampshire. This Is the' ease where they found the entire re main of a murdered men down to Ills i bras button", in Colvln's tlie-pluce; j Colvln cotifctxcd the killing In the. ihtli. Injury by frit to our crane lnps Is greater that at first mippo-eil. Com petent authorities .iy about one half tho vlii"s In oar immediate valle.x ale injured. At Aiieheim tlii'iluni'iirpliiis been fearful. I iiavi: learned that men are made j of dirt, as a llttlo girl's doll is stutl'ed , with saw-dust. And verily I believe j It, for there nre some fellows out of. whom tho original dirt foully pours upon the slightest prcsiuc. The total amount of cash received by the Patent Office, for patents and otherwise, during Moreh, was $00,700. This amount exceeded that of any one month tdncc the creation of the ofllee. AIIKNTS. Ittxrbun;, IKtuuli count) rioiuanl lilll, Ijiiii' count) . , Allmn), I.liinioiiul) llitbi'l, I'oll county Tno Smith SrrnirN Ittunos C. I'. Ill'IIKIIART kk L'oon n I., II. Kiiaziii ....... .run, ruiKconui) Sublimit), Marlon aount) North amtilll, Yamhill count) I'liitrrrlllv. W nhliitoii couult Al(Hl,l'lntfOi count) r'ort'rt Cote. L'ulon count) - J''s Uommi. 11 U. Stkwaiit W X A .MILL. Col. J. TAYlon K. SlIOKMAKFII ' T. W llATKSIVIIT Mltcriou III S. IIuuiim t'oifft llroM' Jimi M IIacos OrCL-unl'ln I'llllll- IIIT7 Wlllbt VU,l .Iakcii V. llnottM Dup'iu' Cliy IVl'Wni .Ii'fnr'oii Sum. I. Day Jnckiomlllo S I) IIaii.t I'.-orli .Ucon r'liAreii Marhnl I' O., Umnlllla I'o II II Wiluiliiiim I'liio. l.lim count) M WiLKih . Wlllitinitlr roik. I.nnccoiiut 1) II 1IINKIIAIIT l'MI)lin I'll SM Wait Wnll'bur.', W f i:lrKicn l'runUln. V T K. WoOIIWAIItl.f t'onnlll'. . W. W ItKAlll I), W. Stkahs ... J 1) I.itr Ill INK A Moulin. M FSrtscm K McKam anu... Wmi.. .. I.. 1'. Fiaiixn Volvm t'onni ... X Co. ki untie . Ainsru IIiiown . .. It. K. I.anhiiaik .. A..1. lit sAKril ,, TWI1 Mehnt.im llwinM.lliiTiiniK . W, II. KoUiiJ llnrliu VMt Klkloiil D.1IT.1.. Scloi .. OitiaIk , S-atllo W.T. ' , . . Uncut l.l.l Snu Krancl-co l'4lllttllll . . Itovrburi: Olkliltnl Miinloitlllli) Marlon Station I'ortlni'l Hall iF.I'olk count) .... ItioiMirillb', Mini co Ill) ton, nuihlllio . ,. ...utrloiii. Whmocii W'llloir l'oiks irmatllll il.i ptirdil, IIiiiko .llaln'j, Mini co wuiKMiirr . ' j,jy(h w hitomit"". Hmry IViilitiil 1 u.i Hit' flrrt to lutroilncr In tin mbli tin llulibinl Sinh. American Turb in Siuah Mar hh'tniii! Miimmolb t'abluiur Mcxliiu SncilCom, riilnnc) W'ntrr inrlon, uml many otlii r New and Valuable Vegetables. 'llili c'uu 1 hoa in ami vicisxllnulr iiilua lilo.qim.il. iiim atkllir of loin. I In if line mil oik, ami other i holes new M'lSolablca for in) ru tompr. My budnma I' lorupply, wlut cry col farm tr laniuloua IiikiI. Iliu tint ninrnf ti.tablo mil I urntt a liunilnil ninl flit) klml on mj ronr acnl f irm, rich) unilcrniy own r)C mnkliis ur.w M'-i libit a rpulalt). In'rlilv lmiortlh' tli'lr tbolfr-t vatlullvarrom Knn u an r;rtirrk A tlmi pilictlon of llotr ri'id, lioiui' r u nml linpuit pfl, will nl.ii bo fouml In inr C-tlabiic Mlilchwill bo iut fi.ri. to nil nppllcanl. AniO.itol In in) llitiliiiip, all in ci'i 1MM iiikIit Ihnc narrnnta ll Tlut all nwnr Mill ball ro.ub no V'l 'llul all nl onli'rul -bull macli lb punlinacr IVI Thai in) in! lull Ik fiv-baiitl Irur lu luiuc .MMKS.I II fillKt'.OIIV folil Muclil.-luvi.l Jin... D. LOWER, O'oiiiiiiIkkIoii ?Ii'Iiiiii(, AM) viioi.ksm.i: m:I.KK IN Oregon and California Fruit and Produce. IV. HltONT KTIIKKr I'OIITLAND, ... oiti;o.. Country orJf r prompt 4lt"n IrJ to UU'J Fl 1111 ! uml 1 Ill'lllll, Estniine our llorc t'ollart. Ai)oitcil b) Copper rltt d I'at Vol ls.1 U S Army IS, OOO h.M Ilcny A l.i.lit No rfppln.' Ktainlne fur )uurtle. Ural In l'r All (liuun No Ooin.jiliil No Itcpalrln.' Iluu't Inline Foil Hut II r prrju'il parllca AfL IIKALKH4 Manufacturud ouly by ,T. C .TOIIlVON afe Co., IOI Front St , VAN KHANCUK-'O, Irler In HariirM, MaalaHcrr, Lrathvr, rtc Liberal UUCoant to loc trad" de5ii inKHriiiHirMnMBanHVMHMnwiMi Willamette Nursery, O. W. WALLINO & 00 OSWKIIll, UlSKIiON. GUOW LUts Of 1 lit: t'UOU'W' A1I1KT1KS of Fruit Trecs& Shrubbery "artlculir nlliutloii kttui ' CllKllltV AND I't.l'M THI".K.s. , , liotiliiluiilliutcijiimlm Trfia during the rrinn of is;.' 3, ehould rail and fiamlnc our flock w blcli la till' Largest and Best in the State IV Send for t'liuVyui", tlUtrlbuted statl. Jin II af ALL SEEKING !2B8S4r HRTII 4h sSHHaivo0' Which contain a lift of all tho ilfalntili1 ailtrrllt liu-inulliir.ii. lu tin' Country, Willi Ciiiii'Latuis. IIvti', Ac Intaliiablt'liinll hinhln lopenil Ihelrmonev to llral lVilblo Ailt niilauo. Sent pot fris' for com In piper. .71 tent- In cloth Adiln" T (' i:vns, I tn il ,( ii i;; r Uliu'l'lnj I''. C 15 I1V1 W ariitiutvii Slri 1 1. ItO'ton I'i'OHperiiis for IM7:; OHi Viar! THE ALlHNti, AN II MsTltVTHI MliMIIIA JOIIt.SVI. M' Mllsvl,l, MiMlrri II 111 UK 'till IIXM1- HriiMr I'I.iiiiiihi a i. in ilir uoin.li. A llll'lllsl Sr1l I IMl lllM- Plus I'V inite,N i ii. Not for Snlo In Book orNowa 3torosi rivn: m.ium:. w iiii.i:k-ti:i) wiiii ai.i J. tlie ii'uiiluilt, li.isiiunoiii Urn ii'inionti) nrtliiii'ls Inlon-l ilmnu lorNtlr nf onlliuirs lurliHllnil.. It l-iill cbMUiil inlmi ll.ili) til pill u llulit ninl I'moTitl llliiAtiuv; nml niiillisiloii nfiilitiiu". tlio iiin'-1! Hptvhneiiii ol urtlftlUi klll, In lit nk uml ulilli', Mtlmiiuli iiuIihiio islliiixmiiiilii'rntlril livli plin-iiiv to lit nll'lIlK till' U'lll Mlllll' llll'l lsllllt of 'I'lll. AI.DISi: III lii llieiniHl uppnvl iloil nftorlt Imx Im'M ImiiiiiiI up ul lb" iloxiul I lie inr. U Iilto oilier public Minn-' imiv ilnlin Miix'ilor rlii'iipiio-usiiiiiiiiii'il ulili ihiiNnl n i-linllur ilu-S'llll. Al.lilM! I'll iitibiiu nml oiluliuil oouivplloii uliiiio uml iitiiippnii'liril utiwt Intt'h ulitionl nnii'llltiiii In pil.iMiriliup neler. Tho i-o-.'.h ul u inniploto nliiinu I'Aiiiint ilnplU'itlo tlio Mil milts t Him xiH-r nml 1'iuiin lux- liiinix nllior-linpoiir iiiiiiiIm i or Miliimos foi toll tlniiH Iim um j mid I lieu till IL HIT itll'Ullllllll". ImIiIk, I'llKMn'M llllltlMOs MIC In;.! Cvor) aiiti-trlliortii'lllllAI.IUM:. Hlniis In mil uiii o foi I lio )c in Is; L. lll hi oho. lilt. nut iiilillttiiiinlilmiio. n imli ot bomilllul nil iliioiniH.ullorl. I. UIII. tfioi'inliioiil KiikIMi (mliitor. Tlio Jilclinva, I'lilllb'il "Tlio IIIiil'o hollo" iiii'l "( ni'.-lnit Hie .Moor," urn llx.ii liiilnn iiii'l" lute I fiolii U illlli loin !ule, roqiililni' -limii'-lim mol llnls Iiih'IIis eiiiJi plitnti'. llniKitiio iliiiiuiiHiiio Milil lur W'r iili. In tlionrl ftnii" AitltUlho ile loriiiliiiitlou nf lis iiiioliu Iiiik i keep 111). I.IUKlMll III till IV.II ll Hi llllllln'tltlllll In I'llT) ill IHIIIIIIOIII, IIiimIiioiiiih will Ik lllllllll iiini'-inuilliil) nliiiol nl mi) Uml inn l" iitlerisl li ntlii'i 'tli III nl '. or) hiili-ei lt'i Mill iiii It ii iitillilniii . ntor lln sloiiitnio nl Hie iiiiIiIIIiim'i:ii imiitii'lna llnl tlietlini-mo-il UviMeil rli ill Im 1 1 il.il lu tlio -.uiipleH mrnl-lii'il tin' tui nt in Ilio iiioiie) "III bo us lilliiliil. 'I lie illKlrlloitlon nl plrliuos nf tills Kill ', Im' ! till' "lib-, libel of 11 llto llullill la-rlu lliiil. 111 unit, mi ik1i In ilio Ait; mill. imiKiili'iliu (bo iiiiI'.k'j lenleil i lunii-lli-siirtliopiliofol 'I III'.. M.IUNK. ll-elt I be nun 1 1 l.lll-lllllo iliiul nfn liilniilo, fti'li In llinsii lie-l iH'illillllleil n Itti I be uililoti iiioiiIh of Inti ntlti'iioiiluo mill linoniM'il iiiiiliiuil ill llppll linn', lloi lllli-lliltbiil- of tln-o rliiiiiinu, mi Noti lulu i niiiiiW'i ot 'I'lIK lr lll.M. ) MM' III.I'MITMI M VntMlllistmolllu tin' liHl'M-e In Hie plln nf hiiliM-ilfilliu 1 11 I-nil, ben 'llll. M.IUM. iiiiuini'il IN iiri'sint niibl.' pfiiimrlliini uml Uple-i iiliillle li iiiiiliii. Ilio vilflloil tt.th .Mniihill tv ik.i iii.i it ilmliu Ibii ui-I)iiii; pmtliisr Hint Ilio Miii'llinn iilblloliipreebiti', nun will siipjiiiii n .iiiiviui hoi i in inu iiui.v i.f rt. 'lliouilillii'r. nullum tnjil-tlfi tlio ronil) iniilbleliio Hills ikiuniistliitoil, liuti' OMTlol lllllll-l Itll I" Ho' lltllUHl to llotflop uml linpinti' Hie ttink ; nml Ilio plain bu Ibe uiiiIii tiur, s nntiit list lit tlio inoiilblt .iu-, ttlll niniil-li ami ilellubl ii 11 tlio lnot hmiunlno liliii'Nnl'l UK M.UIM. 'Ilio iiii'iINIii rs hit iinllioi 1"1 In iinlK.iilKe iloslirn front nun) l tin' iiiimI iniliiuiil ar-11-ti.nf lax 1I111 lllinblllb.il. Till. M MM: will ivptnilurc uMiiiiphsiil Iliu bel Ion Mil in ilin, sekt'lul wllb 11 lc to Hie bUlieit ill I Nile muvi , mid Kitjtloit ui'iii iiil liiioiiiat ntolillm; HIIiIi ns liittobiiiiiin I iiiilllnr, HiiiitlKlipliiilnn'l.tph lireoplisi.l iin kin. I. 'Dm ipmrii rlt 1 1 ta-1 iLiitin, tor l-'k lil ri'iuiuliui' tour of J11I111 s H.nl,' l.ilinltublc bllil keli lie-, nppii.pl tul. In tin foil 1 iion Tlii'sopliiK'snjiis'.irliu III Ilio l.-ue tin .linn iiurv, Ainll, Jul) mnl (Htnbor. miiiiI'I Ih-iiIiiiio Hortli Ilio uli out ll ) nil's i.il'ilptiiii. Ilio Impiihir fiiitnroof 11 iopl(iult llliMtni. toil " ClirHtiiiii-" nuiiiln.r will Isiionlliiue.l. Till'. M.UIM: will, lusinifler, Isi iibliiliniblu only Ii) iub-irliUiiii. 'Hiiro win bono m iluieil or 1I11I1 into, cifli loi ub-rli!lon lnu-t In, m. m tn Ibe piibl.ier illreet.nr liuinb il In HiuIihiiI iimi'IiI, w4Hniiit iisiiiiiliU) tn Ilio publl'ber, oiii'pt In iii-.' win hi IIik itrrtllliiitu liili n, Ih.iiIii Iliu fie tinllu ol Jiiini! siiiton A I'll, TIIK l.ni.lCMIV IH.I'MIIMIAT will (onlliiiin miller tin euro Mr. 1(11 IIAIID IIK.sm KlODIiAItli. n-'Miil by Ibe l.ut wrlliriiuol 'tiil llioibit, wlm will Hlilto in ii.itf ibe lln iin fiiiK m.ium; ni- wh) lii UitpliiK with ll urtUilo uttriictloiia. AtihNTo M'A.Mt.li. An) Kr-in w l-lilu to 10 1 riiiiini'iill) 111 it Imiit iui nl, will risvlto full una piiunpl in iirniitluii b) u;ipl)ltiK In TKIIMS. IS 1T iinnum, lu uilvnnrv, Willi Oil I iiiouio JAMCS SUTTON A CO., ruiii.isiir.us, M iUI len Uiiie, Now oik. J. IIKNItl IIKOW.V Alfuiit. Stlelll, Ort'lj'll. SHOULD SENOFORACOPYOF " EYJttNS' a. WANTED. 20,000 t'Ol'Nns OK MVK CIRRII. for which one itollir per pound w 111 tic juM lU'lUlllKN A SIIINIII.KR, Ilc.ilera In ftirntttir. au.l Ih 1I1II111 and nilriririi. conur of Salmon ami Hrt Strcctf, I'ottlanil May 13, 1ST1 If WOOD PUMPS? THE BEST AMt Most I.iprovsti WOOD PUMP NOW IN VSK, roii Raising Water for Dom'jstio Purposan, or for Barn or Stock Wells. Tier) nun wlioln lntJ expcrlcnco inlhedttTci em tataof ralalns wnler. kin.v TIIKIIK IS NO WAV i) DOIMf 11' SO CIIKAI'LV, and that that riiern la no pump o ilumblr, lontinb'nt, aiyl free from liiiintllni' iiiilienl'by elcmenta to Urn w ttras the plain WOOD 1'lI.Ml' manufactured by Tlir Suleitt 1ii in 'onitnii). M'Pt. 31. Irtllf nsiIUIt A IIAA'I 'jri ii-'. HUBBARD COMBINED SELF-RAKE REAPER & MOWER MAMi'.UI'lltlill AT TIIK Salom, Oregon. miiK I'liopiiiKrou ovi ins woimi uk A tirprl'ha luipoiled twiiityflteof thea Superior Machines . (Which be Inlni.l. In bull.l) III nnler lit let theli luerita In llripm I't ellntc conrtiK nt that l''r are the BEST MACHINE I Maniipitturnl, liitliunfiHul the only GRAND GOT.D MEDAL at lb" Il.i two I nlled Slate 1 11 Irs for the 1J1WJ' Combined Self-Rake REAPER AND MOWERS We ran loiiil.leiitlt recommend Iheiii to Ilio puhlli Seiiil ti.rile.rrlpllie citiloii,. . nl fns Maihliira now at oiiri.ftlc.M.netlillilil.Mi.niiil foi Oi ogon Agricultural Workn, ni.i:.ii oiu:(;o. THE PARKER GUN. SCNO STAMP FOR ClnCULAIl PARKER BROS . WEST MERIDEN.CT. j James F. Brown, 1 Afjont for Willamotto Farnior 1 IV Kl'UIN'K ( ITV noilKslfl.T IMl AND l)i:. l.i:il l.V M.MIA Jjrli.r. 1'iiI.kIIuI.. 'tiapjr, Iiooka and ' 'snb-rrll.tli.iK taken fir the WMI.Mim'K KAllM llll, and all Ku-lfin I'ubllratloua, at I'ub llhrrairlri' W'lllumctte tn-rl, nrrond door In Ihr St. Charlea lintel, Ku'i ne Illy, Orison AptJ Kansas Central Lnnd Agency. Sauna. MaJ JOHN W IIKIIKS. I'roi.'r Ileal K-Ule lluliirv, aeiit for I lie Kmui I'a clrtc IMIIwa) t'o.'a land', and IHiblUhrrnf the Aon mi Cnlrnl Ailiuiatt, a 1 ami i-ai kii of UJ,i)clr.ii Inlloiii only 73 cent, per milium. II MALIoiir I 1 allAW i ZMLAXX.ORY IKAW, ! ATTOIINK1S AT LAW, HAI.KM, OIIKOO.V I iV Office otrrOiay'a torn, conur of Slal abil LIIkMi .tMiU. Majn-ir llll. K. . CIl.tHK, 1 l(h KT I.t I'ol .UteSumion I' S Voluiitet'M J ODtcv, liarbln'a block, up .tain. Itc.hbnce I'uminorclal atreet. Salem, Ore.'iin, t7f 11 11 riiKi. c. 11, UAH. sms. rvaaa OVflOK-NU. I, MtHIHHV MLOi K, apt? HM KM, OIIKdO.S lute