AVILLA.MTCTTK FAJftMER.
Small Fruits.
Killtor Wll'amcltu Knrmcr:
It sooiih that our whole country is
in one of thoe throes In which every
young nation bus to pa.s; n conflict
between capital mul labor, monopo
lies mul the nia.e.s ite., Ac., all
brought about In the main by an un
balanced condition between the pro
ducers anil consumer., or, a want of
prudence In going In debt. Those
who are not in debt, can laugh at the
present decline in money and fluctu
ation in business. Kllcets: always
follow, never precede causes. In po
litical mid civil polity, In human af
fairs, effects, though often flowing
from mental causes, aro nevertheless
strongly united with, If, Indeed they
are not controlled by physical causes.
Demosthenes, Lc.e; Mill, Cary,
Webster, el ., ImVO clvarly proven
that mind, ns n cause, in society i cul
minates in effects producing nil the
convulsions wo see in Church and
State, and in all professions, whether
as producers, consumers, moralists,
civilians, Ac, Ac., and while mind
docs all this, yet, back of mint! nro
those great physical causes which
govern all. Tho present movement
is a sound, a philosophical one. I
wish it success, but do not think it
will do nil Its friends claim for it.
"Vestigia nulla retrorsum."
I will finish " saying may say," at
this time, about strawberries. The
hills aro now in "blooming beauty"
with strawberry blossoms and other
"wild flowers." Tho Improved or
cultivated strawberries are also In
blooming beauty.
My little patch, with fifteen kinds,
looks clean and neat. To me, there
Is no sight like a richly laden straw
berry plat. See tho rows In regular
order, the rich foliage, the scented
bed. O, how beautiful! The horti
culturist has his tolls,and Ills rewards,
his failures, his successes.
Charles Downing is a much better
fruit ami healther growing vine than
previous to experience I had .sup
posed. It is worthy, truly worthy.
Heat's Lute Pine is another very
good late berry. I do not recom
mend it for general culture; but for
family 110 I do. A small bed Is suf
ficient. J farcy. I have long since dleard
ed tho Ilovey. It isu pistillate. It
was a great deal of trouble to plant a
.staminate, or perfect, kind among
the Ilovey to fertilize it. And, bo
.sides it is nfl'ected, good or b.ul, by
the roots Used to fertilize It. With
one kind it is (mite productive, with
another almost barren. The Kill
more, ltus.ell's I'rolillc, and many
otherlargegrowlngkinds(pistillate.-)
when in largo beds of perfect nour
ishing roots, do well; but when In
islolated beds, or far from perfect
flowering plants, are almost barren.
Hence 1 have dl-carded all pistillate
varieties, and will never grow an
other. There aro over (!00 varieties of
strawberries. There are about "."
good kinds; the others are worthless.
In fact, :!. will cover all tho really
valuable sorts for home n-e, and
market. It Is necessary however, to
have a large number of varieties to
.select from, so as to Milt all soils, cli
mates, anil localities. No one, two,
or three, or oeu a dozen kinds, will
-nit tho whole country, in every re
spect. Hence the iisoof so many va
rieties. In order to show the variableness
of strawberries, I will adduce .some
oxcrliiionts.
Tho I'oaliody was warmly recom
mended, but, with me, Is a complete
failure; and yet, in some sections
does finely. Needs calcareous soil.
The Durand Is another failure. The
berries are variable In form, and size;
and with me, so insipid, and often
with hard, Imperfect spots on them.
I discarded it, nevertheless It does
very finely, and N of good quality in
other portions of the country. Mine
Is basaltic, or red hill soil.
Tho Cireen Prolific, with me, is t
-oft, sour, and almost tasteless. A
poor thing. I have dug it up; yet,
in tlio Kast, it has a great name.
Seth Hoyden originated it.
MeAvoy'.s Superior is another in
sipid, worthless fruit. It is a pistil-
i IltTl? II Will !7niV. i i t i i .i.ninMni iiiiMin, I. Will VlMlllli
t . , i , 'ilncton, the authoress hail lur berth i ii. fiuxim lt.th.-i. i.u.c..unt)
ry; nut with me I mi made Into a bed and, divesting herself kkiwi-mi .,. iv.iv. t-otmti
productive that I dug ..flier outer garments, retired behind A"i x.hWhKiiiSSSiJ
the curtain, and slept until daybreak. wamui ..ivniertiiiw. Ma.iiiinttinu'iMiiitt
late; and I discarded it with the An Knui.ishwoman's Kxpciiiunci:
Fillmore, ltussell, and llovev. an A.mi'.iiiiwn Si.i:r.i'ixii-('Ait. 2'i''"-'1'
I .... ... .... ' 1. turn., I'll... I.. lt.,.,1.,., ft...... '...,l. STKI'llkN l.liilMIV
ine ictoria Is. where t w ltow. V.V'7 ". "!- .'".."" '"". "."'." "."'.'. iM". I ciimiaut
a large, line berry
variable and unprod
,,.,,, .14 , , "I knew," she proceeds, "that at I'm .i.Tonm
I might go on, but enough has each end of the sleeping-car there was V w Ti"mvuv'
been said to convince any one of the a toilet room, with marble basin and s'liemi- ..."
uncertainty in growing line straw- gashing paraphernalia. put my i!'"" .)'"
, lorries 'from everv varletv he sees """'P" 'twwii the opening of the .'.I'iW ,",VWV.
, , i.Lrj Miruij in sus etirtaln tn see If the place was unoceu- wfwt
highly reconimeiided in the papers, pled, when, to mv ania.ciueiit, what sii.. Day ... .
or advertised by interested parties, should meet my eye, all the way up J;",; ,",?,',"'".'.
Kvnorloneo Is ottr host milil.. ""'' (,l,w" l'K' narrow corridor, but it n wiukimiim
i.xpiritiiLt is our Dost guide. stocklnged-no, I mean socked-feet mwiimn, ..
1 love strawberries, and hence fall- .struggling into boots of the most J,',v."i?,"T
ures are only spurs "To trv, trv decidedly nia-etillno 'persuasion.' As i: Mmmm ,'.'.' ..".'
,,,,,!,, ti i , i.. ,,..', I was contemplating the possibility K. w..iinirHii ...
1,"M"1- LA Mt.M.ti.n. of t,m..n, mv wJfv ,hlMI s,, thfs'w.w .nju-ii
mmmmmmmmm I II.. t.... 1. ..1 I ... .1... O' " STHillN.,,
iini'i, iiiiiik uriir, e.uue in uic J, II, LB
, knowledge that I was the only ladv In tun .t iiur.nn
rn.t pif niui Tii.ir 1111 w i.....'ii tui.i .... ' ".
..... V..., ...) .lit... "IKtllVMII ...II.
.:i:vr.M.
Iliwrburi;. Dotiiiliarontit)
l'lt-a-atit Mill, 1jhu'C(iiiiiI
.wium, i.tnn roiiui)
Karl)' I):i of Oregon.
' I. U..U. ... . & i.
... . .. a . . i i ... i, I r .nAnii.i,i'
.. ... Mlllirilll.lW.KI. I ll'lll III. I til 11'14II1IP inn ' tiu .....
At till. sllrr.wti..li ..r !.. P.,,. !.,,. -...,.-....,. ...... .v.. , ,H .... n.,.,r.l-
7 . OB ,VL,UI'I,,I
I ., , .f1".'"" l,,v ' reuiuni, SU tiK. uuM KMorant and reek-1 1., v. V
there had been incorporated In the less security with about twenty moil I jJJ'mm" "
i organic act an item placing $10,000 at 1,,.:l!' other country this discovery aJo.i lino, v '.".
,',.. iIIsoosmI of thnt nillenr nirf r would have been terrifying In Itself, It. k.I.vimik .
ino tnsposai or that ollKer, part ofiluu, t.xtreniely disagreeable In Its AwiNMrhV.
which was Id no llsCII 10 llilr:IV llin roiilln! linf. alinrt ns mviixiierleiiee or ..... i n...
expenses of messengers from Oregon. Ainerlcaii chivalry had I
He had given Judge Thornton to un-' SS5ttl,,,Ul,"B t0 ,w
lie
I ueen
it was
1 uiicoinfort-
W, II. KuNml
WllHnSlirr .
II, K. A-hl.r ..
Al'IVII)- ...
ii rrnrirr
Aslorli.llntnin ruiint)
. ..t'uri'M I'lnc, I ultui runnl)
.. slhiTlnii
Kntr.l llnno
Onvoiil'ltt
Mlli nlb
Kusi'iw I'lly
leir.T-nn
Uok.omllli'i
IVurlt
.... .iirsrm I i . i niniiliJi n
lMhp. I.lnnciiiitity
MMitiiirlli' KorV. L.tuMi'iiuly
t'Min l'll
WilclMiri:. W t
1'r.iiiVUn, W T
Curiilll.
Illtl'lllt I'lA
K.IMnn
11 ill i.
Sdii
ll.Tll
, Siutll W.T.
UUVU Vi'trt
.. Sm FiiinrUrii
tiimnilllo
Iliwi'lmre
On.Unil
Ml-4ilililll
Mirlmi SUtliin
IVrtluiil
I ill-f, I'.ilkivnntt.
... . ilnniii.tllli. I. Inn
IMMiui, iinhillrn
. .. . niiMiiii.. W..'iirii
Willow 1'iirk', riiiillll.iitu
-In-il.t, Mini rn
II iNojr. I. Inn Pi
I
m
llcrstaild. that Ollt Of this flllld Ills Miwf ofllln ftt.fifli.nimi ilM nm the
u'nnf ulinnlil Im umiiillnil nml lilu lioimr to h'tlnrc mv tirisiiun eoimilete- 1 Urnrjr IVnliml.
.services well paid." In conversation, lu'iil'.reii
he hail also assured him, that having stared nor spoke; but, as the train
made his ticipiaintance, it would be slacked at the Jersey City station, two
, Pleasure to him, In maklngjud.cial tf ', f $".$
appointments for Oregon, to name shawls and the other my handbag,
him to a "Judgeship." Of course, said:
thiwn IK.IINIIiiiMl.ntif linnnnllfi. ..M.l ' 'AllOWIlle. Ill tllhl 111 . tl sCC Villi tothl'
I ll.r ,' ..ii fl".....ti.... .. . i... . '"&' whither they aeeonipaiiled me, j
,....,.., .,..,..... it.....,, ,.... "."riiiiH iMHVii tueiiiseivesou."
lent. - - -
Thorecaniea cloud over this prom-, Ociioeo Vai.i.kv. A gentleman at
islng horizon a cloud that rose nt i I'rlnevllle, Oelioco valley, writes as
Hudson's llay, and overshadowed follows: War and rumors of war Is
him 'it Washington; and the incident the order of the day, and through the
forms one of the most Important fen- columns of your paper 1 wish to show
tures of his eventful trip. .Some the powers that beoiirdefenselesssltu
weeks before the session closed. '""'"i. We are one hundred and thlr-
'IMinrtitnii r.w.i.lvnil n ...ill nf 1.1.1 l,l... tV tlllleS flOlll tile O.lllcs, Olle llllllllred 1 Tli-il
I r , , ' . i,,l ..l.rlitv I11II..J IV.IIII Cillll. llni'tlMV i Till' till-II lll-l'miTl.'" III I'lllllll.Tllllll.ClllMlll-
lugs, from the private secretary of aim eiguij nuns mini vamp iiauic, tr). lim, llM.ftll nii.iu-iiiti i.rrininiMt) m
Din Pni.tili.nf Mv'nov VnlL-i.r "win. and one hundred aild fifty IlllleS from llii- iiiiI In iI.mh-iIi ur li.i.l.flnil.l ;..iiiuni.
100 I reallieill ll.UO. aiKCri, III) .. . Th-Ii Unl Inrnruul mi iiiTlilnltiiitii IViliniil.i'i.
tho Willamette ValleV. OVer IIII llll- I Mlrr.i.rmn. M illi.Mnillr.. A.lriiuiiiin. Ili'iurtnlit.
...j.il.l.. r.itii... .ir lilnlllitiilli 'I'll .if la ' Ml'lPitmliiS. Mllll'mliii, lli'.llii.'J. imiIh.-v, If.. I.I
passalile range 01 nioiiuiaiiis. mat Is (1) ur1, ,,11,,,,.. Aari.iiiinr.'. Annum Uur.i
rni:
Scientific American
rOR 1873.
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
mill: "Sl'IKNTiril' AMKIIU'XN," NOW IX
JL Hi. '."sill i'ir. I'liji'" llii! wli.i'.t t'lrcut tllutt tif
anr aiiilnK'HU- H'rltlliAl In lln nmlil
(if I'ltnU'iitni'iiilirire llii lili'. I 1111.I tiint Inlrr
I'.llmj liifiiriniiliin iirrtnlnliu " Un ImliKtilil,
Mi'i'lntnlinl, mul Scli'iillllr I'liyrfi.- of llin Wurlil,
IIivitIMIiim.. llli lu'miliriil inL'rntlin;i, nf Ximi
Init'iillnnt. Xi'n hnili'nu'iilii, Xim IVimtmi'i., nnl
Imiiniii'il Itiiln-trli'ii nf all kliiil-, I'm-lul Nnli'n,
Kju I. Ili'i'lpr-. Sii:r.lriHii, anil Ailvlrr, liy 1'rrti
llr.il Wrlli-rt, fur Wnikmi'ii aiul KniiilnjtTi'i In ill
tin' irlon- Arl-
llv'.trlpliiin-itf ltiitriii'niriit., Ili-riiirrlcf, anil
Iniimrlinl Wnrl... n.'rl.ilciln,- In fit II ami Mivlian
I1-1I Ciiu'lnivrlii', Mllllui:, Mining, ami Mi'lalliir.'.
Iti't'itlil. nf lln1 lllf-l Jirnrr III On' .ii1li'altn1lii
nf Sli'im. Sli'.iin Kiiu'lnivrlin:. Itillna. Shin
l'llll'II 11 -. Nui4.'illnii. Ti'l.'uriili). 'I'llixnii'li lln
.liiiM'rln, Kli'tlrli'it). M ini'tl-in. l.!-1il ami
WOOD PUMPS!
THE BEST
ASH
1N Illll'OVit
WOOD PUMP
NOW IN I'SK,
run
Raising Water tor
Dom-jstic Purposes,
or for Kara or Stock
Wells.
Kmtj tnin wlm lu liul I'iu'rli-ni. In lln' illrt'LT
iMit wmmif ral"liij natpr. kniitti. TIIKIIK IS NO
WAY OK IllllNli IT SO I'UKAKI.Y, ami thtl
llnl thcrv I- mi nnnip ilnraMp, roterrnlpnt, im!
frt'p friim liniiartlnc unln'itltlir rli'inriitit In tho w
IrrftK Hit' 1 1 1 1 1 1 WOOD I'l'.MI' manufactured lij
TIip ShIpiii lnnii 'onimif.
Si'Dt. -i. s;-.'tf VISllKIt A HAAS.
introduced a friend (CJcorge X. San
ders), and, excusing himself, left his
friend to disclose sonic private busi
ness. The visitor conversed about
the relations of the Hudson's May
Company to tho people of Oregon;
of the probable conflict of Interests,
it. llnrl in liuif. Aar 111 inn-. Annum iinr.il
our protection, llamey has seareelv Kct'imiin. ,r I. l.i..'inin,-. ll.'iiin,'. miliUmi.
soldiers enough to guaril the riM devils . llj!,1",,'lhll .,,,. ,. ,. ,,.,.., ,!
immediately about the fort. Witille ' ivirtlial An. mv .-miir. 1 ttlihin tln mhii. nf
niucee, with a force of about seventy-, tii.'Sti.'niiiip miTii-m. n.i f.-r-.tti ii.ii.-r.-1.
live warriors, Is stationed at Stein iJ,I"'r"J.r "ljr ''"'""" "' "'"r'' ' '!" '
Motmtain, bidding dellauce to I'ucle . 1'anmri.', M.'.lu i!.-.. Iln.-li r. int.- .i.u.. Mm
Sam. I'amn Warner ami Valnax iifmiiriT. Hipmi-i. i-i.'f.i.fSii. ni... 'IimiIht,
D. LOWER,
OolltllllNMloll 314-IM'lHlllt,
A.N.) WIIOI.KSAI.K )i:.I.KIt IN
Oregon and California
Fruit and Produce,
m Kuusr sTituirr,
l'UHTIiAM), - - OIIIMJON.
I'minlr) unli'r tiftiml'll) illi'iitlitl In
nut 'J :wjr
" 'I'HM
HUBBARD
COMBINED
SELF-RAKE
REAPER
& MOWER
MS1 I Al I'l lilll AT T1IK
Salom, Ororjon.
flllll'. I'lKU'lllinoitOl' THIS UOUTIIV US
1 t.rj.ii-.- I i iiiih, H11I tvu ill) llti'urthi'-'t
.especial ad vantage to Oregon, should piotecllon. All we ask Is arms,
,, . ? .11 we can protect ourselves. Oivjimfi
the Ciovcrninent buy out this com- '
and
111.
. ... .. . ... ...r.i. 11. . 11 . 1 .1... 1 i.-r-t nun. i.itt t r. anil I, un in it 1 1 rtui".iiii..
ami jiossiiiie resim 01 war netween imnaiis, wmi im-ji wt ai neir n,( ;..,., ,-,.. (,rri,.Mi.i r cn-ai t :.,, TVTl.ie. f
tin. Iu-a iiMilniw fiiiiii tlutiiiiiiliiiir.tr head, may at one fell swoop Mil thc.tatm' it rimiiii iif iIm in n) i'ainii, UJ0110r irxilCIllllGS 1
uil UNOiiauons 110111 tne noitiingoi (i.,f0,....t.H scttlirs and lav waste our i.nnry,-iiuij. inin-.-jiiti '.iiiiiiiii(..ni. i'.tn.u. r
Midi DOSsCSsiollS Oil OUr soil IlV till I ,m-,.l ....II.... 'I,. ,.,.. I v. ,1.11 -- 1.1 Ai'i.lfinv. r s,i.ti. (Willi li liii liil In IiiImiII'I) III nnliTlii livl llit'lr
'. '. 1 " " ' ""' u" ' "" iieautllnl MUlei. lo-il.iv (April -illin .ii.n 1....1 u,. .i,',. ,.u :i, iji.t. ,..,i.iiit si imi t iiionvtm.
I'.ngllsh company; and he argued the the settlers are coining In tor mutual atyir. iv. iinscii-'t ilii 1 nr.-ilm
till' 1 1'iriT ..iitiiii 'i ill 1111' -.IIKMT.I .llll '
(an iniku 1hi rtiftii!iii iiti.iniii. i.f 11. ail) inn' 1 TJTCCJTI TIT A fTITIVrX ?
iiiimi..hi.i n.v", r.jnU iifiii iii iiniii'iii- tn I'mir ' XXi9X jXm.J. KjjlmJLIX MU I
'I'lmti. in.l nrillli irt limit. I'.i-.i... All ItJlli 1 .1 l.l.l
pany. '1 he listener gave an occasion- Asil matter of coiii-se. when clcrirv-1 VL" ....V..1.1'"1. . V""1 ..': i:".'.'"m:'.,;,,."l",,.!. M im.ru ipi. 1. . m r.i-. iti u.L i.ni
. , . ... . - T' rnniiirii i"ni' run 1111 hiiiih" un'
al dissent to the propositions ud van- men exi'han"e tbev preaeh old imMi-ii-r-. Mi n a ( .1..1; i'.in. i!n..Nf vk.
ce.1; but thcspeakerreiteraled them, .er.nons.' Tha? they .nay do -. .e ' PATENTS. ,1';":rl!,";,Ii .v
11(1 llllllfiiincitil. nt liMii'th. thill Sir ..r 11... ........... A v..l,..,.,.l,.,, 11 .1,.,.. ! M''-'.'- Ml A C.t ar Sull, ilnr- nf Am-iU m
' " o---. .1 un ii.i-.ii-. ........ 1 n'"S. "'"" anil K.irrU'ii IMIi'iil". In-'' liil "'it 'ii )rar fv
fi'eorgo Simpson, President of tho not follow, however, that thev should I'.ritnri; an.i i.t iim iifit r.t.iMi.inniut in
lliuKmi'j 11 iv f 'iiiiiiiiii- linil iil.ji.i.il ... .. .... " ... .. lln' t iirM. Iflini lnti 111 nl .111 liit.iiliiiii. ttilli'
iiudson ,f j).i iomii.iu. nan iiMieti t.i.i i.w.t-. ...,!. tin. k i,. ..... ir tit., n . 1 ... ....1 .. .....i. .1.. ..m
.,, ., . .MV..,, ,', B ........... ...... ...v .'... ..' . .. .... '.11... . n i..i. iiii'. "... .. ... ...
til HIS tlsiiu. Ci..lll. ( III) lsi'( (S. , , .
iii his Judgment might facilitate ,ooa.1 1",".l
the sale of all tho property of read of a. s
I iiriiintillt lnriirliltiiil.fi1 film
lift lit fit lit tt anil piti'lll llili'
fpinl yiiti. frt t nf 1 liari; . a t iii i
In full, tt'ttli In-lrnt I111114 Ii.ih i.i ir
apiliMil AilJn-. Ml sn A In.
Nl'tt tilk.
li'm-iin'i's. nml
i:iiiilin iir
tt...... i ..II ...
Attmiiist 1.1
I.e.
Ural III I si' jfi
:
1 l4t4(IKll, fl
Sfi ,vl '
jCfcri t .i it. v .. iwt.i
Ir.t'v. is.. ,
U Y.X.' .
W ,st""" '"',
1 V V.y II. .. v A It l.t '
vkl S&"A v., ...a, 1
W rfel- ''
vSlMn! '- :
sSLj'WB' Ai 1. Ilrtmi. I
iluts need alter.it Ion. We
. ...Ml.. . l .V I....
liroltertV Of leuti 01 11 r,ttniL'iiiii' .i.tss.. iiii'.ii-iiri
tho coiniiany in Oregon to our who went over lately to Andover to
(lovermiient, for the Mini of $;!,- pieaeh. In his discourse was allusion
000,001). The announcement was to ,,t. ia,ie Asylum at Soniervllle.
lollowed by a comfortabe pause, ami vniirniv,.ttii..iii.ii he wiisliiAiiilovi.t
tlie glittering bait-S7.Vi-was al- V n,.ttli.r,tii.iMit uasi Aniiovd,
lowed to dwell upon the Imagination ,," K'1'1' s""l'r "," " ,,,,n'1 "r '
OI lliesllliple-llllnUeil llregonlllll lor mioiuil ue hiiujei'ii'ii hi such innneiices
awhile, until the idea should take I would lie willing to have him con
root that part of this inunillcont Mini Mt., , vonder Institution." And
was to bo had for tho taking. Hut , , ,,,,,.,, llilV(.t,v , .
tho Oregoniau bad not learned Wash- , , , , , . . ,
Ington habits, and gave no sign. He Amlover lheologlcal Se .ary.
knew it was a swindle, and ho never 1 -
intended to return to Oregon with Yamhill Ciu'siv.-TIiu easn of
the discredit of having Indorsed It. State of Oregon vs. W. P. Itrnee, in
Tho ilenuucment came in a direct ,,.,, al ,,, ,,., for alu.mtt tlt
proposal, that when Thornton should , , . .,. f . ,, ,
write n letter to two members or the UI""'K. '. l. ""' he sec.
cabinet, named, indorsing briefly tho time, in thoClivnit ( ourt last Irlday.
positions taken by the emissary, and Tho whole day was occupied In
urging the purchase, nnd certifying selecting a Jury. In tho evening a
to the reasonableiii-sof tho terms, he number of witnesses were e.Nainliiid
!,,JV!l,il.r!:!-,yo,i,..t: WL Vi1-1.!. '"Vlk for the .....seeutlon and the Court
III HJIl'lll.lll l IklUKSIUI --.,l""'. Iiu , ,, , ..,, ... 1 1 I
1 responded, that the con veisitloii wih",,c '"IJ""mcd till haturday, when,
disagreeable, and bo deirod It to 'the witnesses for the defense, weic
stop there. In fact, ho had several examined and thr case went to the
'times led tho conversation to other jiy n,ut j .,. ,. 'i'u.v rem.ilued
topics, and endeavore. I to change tho , ,, t (h ,llll(W w . ,
IMil.Jcct;but his visitor hastened to, , , .,, Vur.llct of ''guIliv.Msi
, resume it, and would take no hint, bulged In the linni'liui'iit." lu.'was
He was asked, politely, to leave the hl.tencud, Saturday ovenlng, to 10
room: which ho refused to tin. until ...m in tin. I'l.nlit.iiiliirv. I'mirin:
' ho received a satisfactory answer. ,' . .
'Hu only did leave when the lndig-t i.'n)m the I'luimhultr: "Oovornor
nant Oregonlan opened the diKir, and ,n,v,.r I(1S authorled (!en. Hoss to
1 threateneil tol;ick him down stairs. ,.OI11IM1,v of one bundled men
urcnann Muiiinii ior.unv. , . , , , . 1
to proceed to the I.iiKu country to
"" " 'protect the settlers. As a siilllclent
M.ni;n and Si'.u'i:. However mimbor could not bo procured lu
. . t....t .. ..t tl.l u. ........ ..r ti....
vast space may ue, matter must oci jm.ts.u ............ ..m-. m..-..,. '"
. ' ,t , 1.1 1 1, in ... vear, John Inllurton has been author-
f.lr.iitii.r.rlluil wltliln if. Ilk.. U'jtt.ir v.1. ...... .1. 1..
1 , , " , .; ' ,. , IZIil 10 recruit 11 ly men in uiisioiiuy. wi,rlir..i,lalii.all.l..f all thr tlp.lral.lr
GRAND GOT.T) MEDAL
it lii.-li-t tit. 1 1 nil. I S'it, . I- uri. fur III"
lllOST
Combined Sclf-Rakc
' . t III 111! I 1 'III I
'll.l'V Ulll fll-ll ! , .. .-.. ..--. .
v.,..f.i,r..a,..l,,..f.i,i. .,,.., i... HKAFJiH AND MUWKtt
Wi ran itinllil.'nll) ri'riiiuiiii'iulllii in tn Hip ml.lli
St'ii.l tor ili'-i'riiiUtr talilii.tip scitl fr..'
Miililii.'- unit .it iiiirnltlii'i.iii'xlilliltliiii.iili.l fur
I in iiln nit I
I'.trk Unit,
tmM-ki-9mnmmm ,
Al I llntlil
Nu ( i:iiii1i 1
Ni. I! p il in
ll.il, I Ii. Ii. .
Cull StIK II
Mminfii turtil
,J. '. .lOII.NSDN Ni. '(.
IOI I'niiil si SAN I'll MIMO,
lli-iilir. In lliirili-s, Sitililli'r), l.rltlliir,
Oregon Agricultural Works,
s..i.i:.ii inii:i;o.N.
THE PARKER GUN.
J rr
rf7i V
rf.f'Wiri.aci.s.,
rti 1I1 rut lh "lint io thr truilu
ALL SEEKING
ill MlU
SEND STAMP rOMCIRCULAH
PARKER BRtfS .
WEST MERIDEN.CT.
.
SHOULD SCN,
iCNSrwAboPY or
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-' wsngHaia
James F. Brown,
Arjont for Wlllaraotto Fari&or
IN Kl'OKNi: 1 I IV
TjiMiKsr.i.i.i.it ami in:.M.i:n in maiia-
I J J lin'i., 1'rrliMllral., NuMriai.ari, lluuUn ami
' s'ilirliliiin. taken fir tint WII.I.AMCTTl!
KMIMIUI. aiul all llu.li-ln I'ublli alli.ua, at I'uli.
Il.liir'. irii.'
Wlllaiiirlltnti m-iihhI Uwir ! the HI Itiarlf
llnlul, Kiutiui tit)'. (Invon Al'l'J
Kansas Central Land Agency,
Haiis. JlnJ. JOHN W IlKIIKH. I'mit'r.
Iltal K.lalt' IIii-Iiii'" ; at'iit fur tl.11 Kanaua Va
line Itailna)!'.. lilnl'. ui.. .iilill.l.i r i.f tlm A'tm
.1. I'ri'lrril ..fniiV l.tNii ('trail nf au.lujilicu.
lulu n mil l wf j 11 iiii 111.
a'ltrrtla
ttiiiiin it iinti.. nit"." ii..ii-i in 1 'p f, jjifti nigiK inn 11.11 ii'iiui.i'it'ti ' iiij iiit'.uiii.i in ma 1 niiiiirj, tviui 1 nt. eitrins,
llmltcsl, while space Is Illimitable, thirty-". I"' "' Tl.m,.." I "' I'vlXWW
Outsltle of matter Is a llmltli void- U? sl u,fc nml U "ttan.vj..,-, .,,,,,.. &;r c,,. , , ut ,,,. ,
.absolute space - nothing. Space U ,,, N lt m..ui oaklnml, and t. c. p.va.vs.
absolutely an Illimitable wild, within
which sun-, and pbtuets, and moons
j push and pull, and rush and roll
around each other, forthe nceompliali
I uient of the wonderful ends for which
I they Were created.
iireseiit
there Is no doubt that the roll will be
complete by to-morrow night. The
men enlisted hero cannot be surpassed.
Thev are mostly active young men
aiulerack shuts, who will undoulitislly
make their mark If furnished a good
opportunity."
ti'tittriil .V...;-t A'tttrHtlnfj .!',
Wtt 11 lii Wa.hln'tun Strri-l, llwtin
Wanted.
CtCMWi oit i,odo, m:i iii'.n ur
OOUU llral K.lili. In silrin liiimlrr at
tlil offlrii N 0 rt -if
II Mtllllltr 4 I IU.
MAXIORT tt SHAW,
A TTdllNKVM AT LAW. HAl.KM. OIIKUON.
iV omce utirllr)' turf, (uciivr t.f Htale aotl
l.llwrir Uirt.
llarH-lT.
IMI. K. V. ll.K,
Hltl'.VKT I.I I "l .latoHurftni I' A. VulanlrtM,
OBlir, liurMii'a block, tie lalr. Ilclilrucr.
L'l.niiiiurcUl tn-trl .Salem, Orrisiu u7
?. Qxmrir tkomttoh,
ATTOII.NKV ANII fOUNsKI.OH AT LAW -omce,
In I'allun'a llrtck, Htato .Irtrel, Salaiu
Jan; Ir
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