Willamette farmer., May 24, 1873, Page 8, Image 8

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now from L'ii to .'10 ovcry n'licr year.
Very many of tin; fm hut- of the
irnirlc liavo nlet! farm-, wllliK""1'
litillclln;,'-, lull liow ni.iny cil" them
lmvu iimile ii'Timitc enli'tilution f
the cxin-t lirollt r jrr.ilii-nlslnir,
even al mic dollar per l.iwhcl fur
wheat ami llfl.v fint- for o.ils. t'lioii
. ii half section or land, the occupant,
keeps ten horses the year round, and
the Teed lor them alone would ll'juro
np a sniiK little sum one fanner estimate-)
I.OUII hiithelsor o.its amino
tons of hay, or $700 per annum; an
other calculates 1,100 l-iinlicls of oats,
and other 2,000. In the hllh, people
can plow all winter, hut there the
water. almte late In the spring, unci
when the ground is in the proper
condition every fanner niii-l healilu
to command a heavy force of hor.se.s,
to plow and sow all In a .ilmr. time.
The Mime force Is necessary at har
vest, and afterward In delivering
the Kil n before the soiisoii of had
roads. This prairie is a mo-it excel
lent rnm country, ami I would Mif;
Kent that a more dlver.silled system
would pay hettor. With cheese al
U'i cents per II). whole.-ale, our lire
ther.sof I. Inn could certainly make1
more clear money in the dairy lin.-I-ne.ss,
so Ion;; as wo import and con
biinio ('allfornla clieeMinnil hutter.
What a heautlfiil dairy country It is,
even though wells are iim-cI to sup
lily water. Hhcep will do equally
well. In either ca.-e, three horncs
would do nil the work and save as
much as sum per annum to helu
with.
With the I'. i tillers of Mini, as with
it- In .Marion, home uiauufiicturo I,
the solution of many vexed ipics
lions that will always liolher us until
we determine to unite and ;r.ipplo
with the ipieitinn nitioiially. The
Kuiliuui ditch will he completed
soon, ami then then, will he water
power eunuch, if ulilied in iiianu
factliriu, (o ;ie .in impetus to all
kind- of lii-iie. In ISiKWiiiville,
which Is r.ivnr.ilily located on the
C.ilapool.i creek where it emerge-'
from Hie lilirlil.iml , there i-nu iihiiu.
d.uice of i Iiimii water-power. The
woiileii factory, which ha-. Iieeii i
lent for several year-, N alioul to he
re-e-tahll-hed hy a Jolnt-stoi'k coin
pauy of farmers, mechanics, ami
merchants, and will work up the
wool from i'i,(oo head ol sheep ilur-
In;; the -tiniiiier and fall. This pro
ject, if ctin-iiiiiuiated, will Infii-e
new life into the town ami country.
The operative! employed will liny
-oinethln he-Idi'- irJnnf of the far
mers; they will c ii-unie potatoes,
turnip-, hect-, ciIiImki', -ipia-he.s,
pumpMiH, all of w hit h will he taken
from I, Inn county, and to Ihl- extent
will create a ki-iiiumI home market.
t ( r.W i.nhiiff'i in mif ihhsIMc
in ii piinlif lujrictiltiirul rountry;--
ncititr .sVVnr nor Art con futi'c
HI 1(7 III lilt Willi flll'll II niUllll'jf.
There Is another hopeful si;u In
Itiuwii-vllle, which I am il;ht ulad
to inentlon. Win. ('. I'.alrd A Co.
are uiaiiiifactiirliiK, mo-tly from Or
egon timber, piod and suhstautial
two-hore wiions; mid they are
wllllui; to wan. nit liielr work, which
appear, to he of llr-l ipiallly. Their
wagons may not he mi gaudily paint
ed as the Itaiu or Mitchel, hut will
prohahly outli-t either of the uleek'
Dithiitr iiiijmrtiil (;((.. Now, far-
hums anil teamsters of l.lnn, here Is
an opportunity to te-t the common
seu-e antidote for hard times.
Which will you , hit, an l-uported
wti;ou ami fend jsit.Oout of thecoun
try, or patronize home Industry ami
keep the money about Itrown-ville
for u circulating medium. Tln'ori
witunit pnu'liiv ix ilnul. There are
$S0,W0 worth of Imported wagons In
Cortland for sale, hut If Oregon far
mers are Intending to practice as
well as they know, not one of them
will Ih sold.
Wagons of as high llni-h and as
fashionable Myle as any iin-wirted
wagon, urw made in Oregon; and I
uin able to prove hy experts and
tlio-o who know hy experience that
the celebrated Howie Wagon, manu
factured hy T. I'uunliighiun Co.,
nt Salem, In not only a Hner wagon,
but a much hotter wagon than Humo
made In the Stales east of tho llocky
Mountains. A Howie wagon at $17,1
is really cheaper than a Main or
Mitchell at SUiO. T am informed hy
an owner of a Main wagon that the
single-trees on his were of pine, and
broke within a few days. There Is
another point to which I would like
to call the attention of fanners, and
that is (he general prejudice against
Oregon timber for wagon. Mr.
Itowie informs mo (hat ho can mini
plenty of Oregon timber that will
make Ju-t as yowl ami diirubli- tcuy -
omiis any wood we get from tlio
Ka-t. JIo uses .States timber becauc
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puiiiie prejudice cieiiianns n. .ow
I think this a cotly prejudice, and
would suggest to the State Commit
tee on Domestic Manufactures to try
ami settle this question, which Is
taking ho much money out of the
country all to no purpo-e. Let
them take testimony of tho wagon
makers and others who have know
ledge and are competent to Judge of
the merits of our native timber.
There is one thing which has been
established against the prejudice of
nearly every man in the .State, and
that Is, that Oiryon mil; makes n bet
ter nx-hamllo than the hickory ax
handles imported from tho Missis
sippi valley. We were taught to
think that nothing hut hickory Is lit
for an iix-liandle or an axle-tree; we
have been weaned from half of tho
error, and It Is time we looked crit
ically at the other hair.
T. W. D.WI'.NfOltT.
Home lllll, May I, IS7:l.
SALEM MARKET.
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saliinlny; fur llromin, ctrry Halunliy ami nlttr
inloTliurilay; fur (lln-tfuw, i-vi-ry Saliinlny: lor
llaniliunr. i-it-ry Tiu-ilny: fur llntn', cii-ryto
nvi-kn; fur I.uu.luii, i-iitj Salurilay.
ITNVKII I.I.Ni:. Tn MutpuuI, Hopplns nl
Curki l'lri-t caliln. (I(l pill! ncuiul cabin, N0
Biilil. Tn l'lirlK. in soul, I'lrt Ciihln. To nnd
n-ttirn tlcki"t. $-iVlfuM Sti-amctiicnrolneili-cr-net-:
Flrit Cnlilii. HU.'iitiiNti.-i.-raj;i., fw currency.
To nmt rnlurn tirkvl. $IW).
INMAN LINK. To Liverpool l"l Jnfontown
every Snlunlay ami allornato Tucila) . Cabin pa-f.'iL-u
lo Mu-riiuiil (-"iM)i73; Hi-ernc (curnucy),
1'. M. S. H, COMI'ANY.-rureloSanKrnnclfro
from Now York: I'lr-t C'l. fill." to $170 curren
fl.Birnnllnu to loeallon: Sleeraee, (iM rnrrriirr.
San Franclffo lo New York; l'lrit Cabin, f,IOO
fol Y. Seconil Clara. ISO.
Kates of Freight and Passage by the
Steamer Gov. (irover.
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BHEYMAN BRO'S
are lion reuly fur
The Spring Trade.
J)Klt al.MI'iera AJ.i-cnii.l Orin.iiii'm' hi' 1iju-re--ii'Ueilali.io-t
our tlitlre flock ol
Spring mid Summer (inmls,
mill c in ofl"i r Hi." i!ii.lcet aaaortnicut of
DRY - GOODS,
IN KILL VAltll'.TY,
STAPLE GOODS,
OP ALL KINDS
LATEST STYLES OF DRESS GOODS.
M-rii Aa
III.ACK ash coi.oi:ki SILKS.
lll.M'K Mi ('OI.OIIIMI AI.IWCCXS,
JAI'ANESrSII.KANiil'CII'I.INS.
NOIIVICII ami IIIISII I'OI'I.INS.
UI'.NKVA I'l.OTII, 1NIUV ei.OTU.
.MOZAMIIUM'KS. MOIIAIlt (ILAC'IIS,
SATIN H'l.OKIINTINE.
tllll'.NANIllNES.OIt(lNIIIUS,
I'IOI'CSasii MAIISE1I.I,1,
iiiii:ss LINENS.
iimi.i.iwri.sEs,
LAWNS, ami
Fancy Goods
of nil itehcrlptloui..
A IIANI.SOMi: ASSOHM1.NT OF
Ptirasols, Kid Glovc3, Laco Col
lars and Undoroloeve3.
Ol u stock or
Gents' & Boys' Clothing,.
UNDEWEAR,
Hats, Caps, Boots and
0 li O C K 1. R Y
iins
, f-i
GJ-rooerles,
I larger than ier lnf.ire,aiul our ficllllln are
nib thil ue can oiler the great.-! Iiiilnccinent In
lliiMM.lv
A COMI'LETE ASsOltT.VENT OF
Carpets, Oilcloth and Matting,
of which mo make a, apeclalty.
fnT Country Produce taken in Ex
changes for Goods.
BRBTMCAXT BROS.
tfaliiu, April 1?. IsH. Vtf
Kansas Central Land Agency.
malim, Maj, junrv . ukkks. rmn i. .
Ileal F.atate llanlneta, a.'enl for Iho Kaua ra '
rlRc llallay(i.'a laud, udpuMliher oftlir A'.aa. '
u (VWniJ .CifneiW. a inrirK of 30,UX) circu.
latloui only (I peraunsm.
n, mtxoKT
l.J. lOIW,
BKJtUjOnT m. CTAW,
ATTORKKY AT LAW. 8AI.KM. PHEXK.N.
iV Ofllco orrOr'a atorv. comer of Pule and
Ulvertj.ftcU. M.jIMr.
MAXrXOAT
f'u-',":
Farmers' Convention,
i lWllMr.HS' CON BNTION' CAN AT ANY
A. Iltm.' lic'.l ot the ftoro of
JUAVATAAI.J.i W HS
(ittlSWOLDS IH.OCK, SALnsr.
... . . t .. I It .. .. 1 Ii ti 1 linltl
Wcbllcltiiarmpr, iiiuiuiiiiii
to Uic-.-iiu.il fn-ii;lil, and clit-.ilitii gooa: in
re no Speculators or
Ttn, JT.1 j4-n
J.TXU11 WJJ UUO 1B)
' Hut l'nrim-r rnn Imy of is". " llic JIOST I!l.-
sONAIILK.Tr.HJlS.
Fancy and Staple
6
GHOCERIES, m
Gents' & Boys' Clothing,
HAHDWATIB,
Hats and Gaps,
Boots and Shoes,
Crockery and
Glassware.
r KAItMF.ItS' IMIUtll'CE TAKEN IN KX-
ihatiKPnt IiIrIh-kI mnrki-t raloi".
OUKENIIACKS TAKEN AT A I'IIKMICM.
Colli nut rilunil.
lliaiMAN A. IIIIISCII.
April ID. 1S71. OH
.1. . AV3MGJIIT,
i)i:i.i:it in
iriimilv Cxrocorlcw,
Ci'iii's,
rX,oliicc!,
Oi'oolcoiw'-
C.Insswuro,
IVot ions,
Co flee.
Ton,
Salt,
CltlatllON
S oup,
ACSKST FOIt IMI'EniAI. nill". INSl'UANCK
COMPANY of LONDON.
, Tlie " .V.rN,,Mt1i-lnlonuUustMuvu'r
or Silf-ll.ike Itcaper In llii- loimtry.
It H..i-.m noi only nil I ieiiilinnti,;ia nf eu-ry
ollur Iniproti-il ma. Iilne l.ut lit' lli.it Mlilcli no
1 oiIiit In- a I'.m-ni iloulili- iiiotlon, livuliUh
iluiil) on mm In. a l.-t.-r nl lliolaiulul Hi.' ilrlM-r.l
fir
i-iiiicrn iiiki or kiimv kprou may no (jiwii Hie
oralrklea in n uiuuicnl, nuil ultnuut lullie
luruiiv tin- (irillu.iry KJXt of I lie team,
Trcadwcll cc Co's list of Harvesting
Machines,
' mlirner, the Slaiulnnl Inipron-il Marlilneaof Ihei
connlry, fi-eah from lliv niaiiiifirtnr) llilajear.
i .Ltna JtoH rrs ami Srlr-llnhc I'lCnprrs.
i llalnrs' llcailrrs. Illinca Horse lialirs.
uoniiic) Lnsint'.H, nits norst I'tiHC-rs,
ItuiM'll Separators, HIilli'Hatir Milfoil,
Klrhy hikI .llrt'tiriulek nunera "nil
llrnirr, linrll llorxo I'oiiiti., Cut
lit mora, lleutli-r Triii-U,, llu l'ria..-.,
Itarli-) I'nrh,, lint Culler., i li-l.ir liny
I'orka, llimd llnlira, Nriltim, Niiullm,
mill Ctrl-) ilvaerlplloii ol lnii-iit-il
Agricultural Implements
ami a froali nlork of
HARDWARE
tyOiir llradera an luilll thl aeaanu, and have
I all the Imiiruiuninta f,.r 11, with alr Ihe Mo
und lalrnl Ailjuatablc llri-l. Our liua.
aril Separatorahivo Ihe l.ulitenhcrs; Pali-nl
Kml-Shalii-Shoe liui de.lr.-.l. IXTl'lNao
aviul fur cirvulara and prlii t
TREADWELL & CO.
i At Iho l'or. Mnrhrl niidfrrnioni
Oil IXiuiiil, I S. VHANC'lHi'O.
ai i jui .-uar ia ll.
FREE TO ALL.
HOWKMAS
Price Idut of Plant for 1873
A-.to i. o. rjaou ior xoa
SfiS?m M JSjll 7J?I hW '0 h"' b,"fUl
,nv ,. unu-vi r
I 5l.rvha.l37Jl T-fLrinJ, On,
For tho Harvest of 1873
KRIGINALilELIABLE
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I'acKii nrinr mi-iiiiav, nv
I'l-nl.t'lIMM AMI 1-HOI IIILTMIa. '
TcreiH or Nubncrliilluti,
tirlS AI)VANCi:.fl?j
Olio coiy, one year (S J ntiiubi r) $'2, Jo
One copy, alx iiiuntli fi ni!nilici) l.frn
One copy, tbrco moulln (13 number) 7-
Iliitr of Advert I "hit:.
in.ao.nio.iiio.i;in.'ii.:
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mow
Advcrtleinenla tn'crlul fur lea than one month
J2lier(iiiarerorflratliiM-rllun; $1 for each nbae
qiienl In-i-rllon.
Ailvertlaementa on thv ISIh anil 8th naiea iu,i
Special Notice, will hu chnrj,'eil S3 per u-h't .
Minccon the.nl.ne ralcn. '
Iteadlni Nollrea, U.1 centa per line,
AiUrrlu.emi.-nta, to Unit n pl.icu In the I'r.MR.
muat lie unohlectlunnble.
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Pacific University,
XOKEST CIltOVE, OHK00N.
INSTIIL'CTION 1 Riven In fonrcourncacifiiiid,
tovrrliiL'fromtivo lo fuur year at tho anie
time, ll la tho vvlah of Iho Facully to he of n-rtico
Inallearnrat tuilenta In their plana forn-lflm
provciueiit, whelher Ihey can rnniluiie a lone or
almrt time, IWI-lou la made fur boarrilnr; youne
laillea. I'or parllculara, nildreaa tho l'rc'ldcnt. d
Tho lieil linn bi'clnn Septembir 4lli,
PACUXTV.
Itev. H II, JtAr.;ii, , !)... l're.ldcnl, and rror,..
or of Iiitelliclual rhlloaophv.
Her. IIoKace Lv.man, A,M Profeaaor nf Math.
i-inatlca.
(UtoRfiB It. Con iru, A.M., I'rofeaaor of IhcNal
nral Scleneea.
J. W. SIaiihii, A. M IVafoaror of l.illn imf
Orcek.
A. J. ANiiKnaov, A.M.. Prnfeaanr ol Theori and
Art of Teadilni;, ami I'llnclpal of Uin Academy
Mlaa I. A. Winci, I'rereplri-aa.
Mli O. A. llAaKi.Lr., Teacher of Miiflc. J7
Willamette University,
SAlaSlVI, OHECON.
riltlE OLIlFsT ANDI.AIKIEST INCOIil'OIIAT.
i ed School In Oregon. Claaalial, Cmumerclal,
Normal, and Scientific Coiirac" of Sludr. Forlull
liilornmtlou, addri-j thu rrei-ldeut, T.'M. (Utcii.
or, '. N. TEIIHY,
bcp. 8 1871. Secretary Hoard ofTruftcca.
To Millers and Farmers
rriiir. undeushined aim: nti'iuiii'ii to
C'lini't S1i1h
and crant llhernl advanccato lhoo l'armcra and
SI II 1 1-ra ulm nine i1f.lr.i t.il,lti ll,lr hm.1 il.
coiialKUineiit of our friend In Urn Unltnl Klnc
ilum. LAIDLAW A OATK.
MariSml S.1 J'ront atreet, I'orllaud, Oregon.
BERKSHIRE PIGS
FOR SALE!
Prices to Suit the Times.
rflUI. nxderalpicd olTera for ile at "liltOAIi
X ,ME.ni."(iornwrly Mlili r l'imn.l four mlh.
rnnn AMITY. TIIDKOL'UlillllED IIE!IKS11I1(1
l'KIS, Hvveekaold, lit
$25 each cr $50 pr pair.
Then. lls are from Ihe Ctlihrated Smia,
" llumruril llelle," farroncil Jan. -Ilh;
"t'anadlan C'licen," Jim. still
" Itmnfuril ljia," ' Jan, sal j
" Edmonton La-a " I'tli. ldih..
lloxedaiidileliiireit nt tho Itallroad Station l
St Joaeph, 1 ilolml, (Iri'era niiilreaavd to A, M.
Waildil, Ainll)j Win. Wnl.uli, llillaboro; or tla
ululrralguril nt I'mllaml; will receive 'intention
8. (), iiKi:n.
P. S.-.ln for fale. TIIKKE TIIOIIOl'OI!
IUIEII i'otnivolil limit l.nmh. ono fr
ohl.nl film eaih;aiiil !IA IIA1.1--I1I.OOI) l.cl
crulor lliii-k l.iiiiiliMouuvearoldatf'J3ca(h
lliriland. Man Ii , l;a. 3vl
ELECTRIC,
CHAMPl6!N
' AM)
LIGHTNING
CROSS-CUT SAWS!
HOWE'S
Platform Counter Scales
anaaroo
8HEEP SHEARS.
SHELF AND BUILDERS'
HARDWARE!
FOB 8ALB UX
JOHN R. F08TER,
CORNKB STAiUt AND FRONT TRT.
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