Willamette farmer., October 11, 1873, Page 8, Image 8

flliscELLAjtEQiis.
.'' Execution ol" the Modoes.
On Friday, Oct. .Id, the Modoc prisoners
under Bontcnce of death for tho inunlur
of Ocn. Cimliy and Dr. Tlinintii, were
hung, except two, Hameho and .SIoux,
whoso sentences weni commuted to
Imprisonment for life. Tho linnglng
took pluco at Fort Klamath. A lnrgo
crowd of IndluiiH, four or Jlvo hundred In
number, from tho Reservation and about,
took pewltloii close around. From the
plnco whero the MpinwH and papjiooses
of tho condemned wore kept groan1! and
moans and walling woro eontlniially
heard, as they looked out for the last
tltno on the living forms or the wretched
brnvcH.
Everything being ready the prisoners
were oidered to mount the uealli)ld.
Jtoston Charley led tho way, lllaek .llin,
Hconchln and Captain Jack followed.
They had all evidently made up their
minds to dlegatne. Captain Jack looked
tho woist of any, anil showed It-si of true
grit. .Scouchlu was sullen and uncon
cerned, lllaek .11 in a trllle delimit, and
Uoston Charley seemed vicious and un
repentant. Tho three prlvatesiletalled to
Jiang the Indians stood leady to perform
the terrible duly when ordered. Hnrii
vho and Klnlux having had their senten
ces commuted to imprisonment for life
In Foil Aleatra-, were placed back In
confinement. The sentence and order of
execution was read and Interpreted to
(ho prisoners by Captain Applcgato
and another. Tho Chaplain oll'ered
Tiraycr in their behalf, anil, everything
being ready, Captain Hays had the noos
es put about their necks, the lilaek caps
were pulled over their faces, and at a few
minutes after ten o'clock, tho ropes were
cut. t-jcuonciiin ami iioiion i nuriey
illcil hnrd, they WYItlit-d and struggled
awfully. Captain Jack barely showed
signs of life after lie was swung oil', and
lilaek Jim died easy. The Indians who
were spectators groaned and howled fora
few minutes, and their looks showed they
treaded that mode of death. In about a
'juitrter of un hour the four were pro
nounced dead, mid not long after the bo
dies were cut down, examined by the
Uurgeous, mid then burled.
llefore the execution a .Sheriffs ollleer
from Jackson County made .application
ujtoii General Whcatoufortheinunlrrers
of the Iost Itlvurttettlers, but the appli
cation was refused, as (lencral Whcatou
had orders from IIuadquiirtcrH to dispatch
tho savages to an appointed place In
Wyoming Territory, under siillleleul
guard, there to bo placed on n reservation.
A writ of habeas corpus from Judge
I'rlui, of tho Oregon First Judical Dis
trict, commanding tho apneurauee of the
indicted murderers, was also refused ser
vice by (leu. Whctitou, on account of
orders Iroui Headquarters.
DniHH.AK Cor.vrv.- We copy tho fol
lowing items from the I'laiudealer of
Oct..'):
On last Thursday the barn and red
ileueo of Mr. James Skiiggx, In llrcwstcr
valley, wascntlroly consumed liy lire, the
only properly saved being two bids. The
lire was communicated from a large kel
tie In which they were boiling wheal, to
feed hogs, to the burn and before any
thing could be moved tho whole jihiec
was In ashes. The barn was full nt hay
mid contained in addition the wheat
that he had piuvliMsed fur fattening Ids
hog", Hie harness for bin team and one
thousand pounds of Hour. Thlsealamity
Is aggravated by the fact that some nix
mouths ago, .Mr. KUaggs was burned out,
losing everything hr had, including two
iiiiutirrti nun uuy milium in ureeiiiiacas.
Captain W. II. Crouch with his family
has left for Han Joxe, California, which
place lib intends to make his future led
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ICIIll. I IIIIIH I..UVII, llir. own, ,..i. .i
Inventions have lately made him famous, '
left- on tho previous steamer for Nan ,
Francisco, where he Is now engaged In
perfecting his dlH'erent machines.
MrM. l-'rank Klocum hail her arm In-1
ken by being thrown from (ho stage1
while coming to lliewsler valley fionii
Coos Hay.
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This Pi'iii.H' Dntr. -Waxhlngton Oct. i
1. The public debt statenient sliows the
total debt to be cVJJI,ltiil,liU: total In-!
terest, $.TJ.U.s:t,.7ja. Cash In treasury,
coin, $Ni,l!ltt,Mil; currency, f:iJMMi.(J.
Special deposits, 1 1 ,1V.0,KKI. 'lolal In.
Treasury, tl,7tt,7M. Debt, less cindi in
treasury, fiMtlS.TlKI.MiS. Decrease during
the month. $I,IHI, 107. Ilonds Issued to.
I'aellle Hallway Companies, payable In
lawful money - principal outstanding,
$l,IJ.1,ril''; Interest accrued, not yet paid.
$tMil,a.VJ; Interest paid by the I'nUcd
Htates, $i:il,l I7.UMI; Interest repaid by ,
transportation of until-, etc., -1,1-.-, 1 1 ;
balance Interest paid by lulled Mates,1
$ltl,0i'),S7l. j
Wo take pleasure In noticing tho en-'
in... in. .nt mill Imniuvi'd niincaraucc of I
l... ll'niii frY liirnur. Messrs. Chill
and Craig piove themselves gieal fi lends
of Oregon, no less than of the tariuers.by
tlielrgieai eiueipu
Wo wish them
abundant success
'.
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There Is 110 ill cease lleMi Is heir to more
trotilileMime to niauiiKo tlmti ihouina
Usui. It eomis hen. Mm least i.ptvt It,
and Kencrally remains till It jjcls leady
toKoaway. Tlie most eonslilcloiis ij'iu
mIv for tills eoiiiplalul Is .oAiii-oh' .llo-,ii-
.ininiriit.
.1 Ilirim luses of .VAi(nn'. (ie-
,ifr Cumlltton m-.r.i will euro a lore
of uiiv coniuionj-ouKh or cold, anil the
verv worst cac.snuiy he cured In a few
weeKs. We know tfiln fiom experience.
II. J. .steveiiMiu, of l'ortlaud, lias en-j
tend upon a contract to make and pUt 11
il anile inplele survey of the harbor
.Vt A"tml,'f.'r ll.o u-e of the iM.nmon )
Council ot that city.
lMi'iiovi:n.-Tlii WiUumettr Ihrmer
Iiuh tK-eii eiilarKed and Biiilly 'l' I
recently, mul Is now 1. very lmmlwm,
ml nhle paper. -.Vfufe Juurnul.
A Kui:enepaersiiyh: "OrvBim'HKri'iit
HvliiK eiirlordty, 'UVestlliiK Joe.' has
been ic,.'Kl"K llirouj;li our streeln lor ttie
pawtfewtlnyii."
Ni:VBi'APKii K.vruiifJtiMK. The IssUe
of tho Drill Orcfjonimi lust Thursday Is
such as to excite the admiration of eve
ry printer. It contains twenty columns
of closely printed matter, embracing tel
egraphic and local news, a full account of
1 tho execution of the Modocs, reports of
I lit., titntn li'nl- mlUft-lntu Irt I a.wil 1 n I, nntlu
H.VJ IJIl.Vi; 1 Ull, Clllltll(.l-T) MMH.V.Il.lH.uu
matter, fctiito and Territorial news, nur
, . , . , -
kot reports, and an extended report of tho
'ceremonies at tile laying or 1110 corner-
stonoof tho .State House In .Salcm on
1 V.wl.w.,lo,- i.w,l,.,tl,w. tl... Inntflliv nrl.
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dress of Hon. K. F.
Chadwlck on that.
occasion
and the whole embraces moro
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iiiuuur uinii will ever iruiieu 111 11 niiiiu
...,......- .1.1., .1.1.. ,.r n,.i 'Cl,..
iiu.i niiui;i nun niuu in ruuiiiiiiviui'i iiiu
. I'lniiiniii-in ui mill juuiliill nuuin iiuiui'
...tl.ltl.n.a f 4l.nl !..,...... I U. .1..I..K.
mined to maintain Its standing as the
leading newspaper of tho Northwest.
1)1 1:11 Oct. 0, 1873, K. Cranston, Ksq.,
at tho residence of his son W. Cranston,
near Kllverton. Tho deceased was an
old resident of this county, and was well
and favorably known. Ho was born In
Khode Island in the year 1800, and when
14 years of age his father inoved to Ohio
nud from there the deceased camo to
Oregon in 18.'il. About the first of An-1
gust last he had an uttaek of apoplexy,
from which he had not recovered.
I'AIMI'I, An-iiiKNT. Wo learn from
Mr. I). W. Stearns, of F.lkton, that on
last .Sunday the team of Mr. Thos.,Sinlth
ran away, the carriage containing him
self and family, when they were thrown
out, Mrs. Smith being dangerously injur
ed, and his llttledatighterandhlmself re
ceiving severe Injuries.
JniiOi'KK'K. -Our friends of tho .Ur
nir are now lilted up with a bran new
Job olllce, and are prepared to execute
Job work In excellent style and with
promptness, (live tllelll a call.
lMlitnvi:ti. The )(( Ih'tnlnu A'rir
Is somewhat enlarged, remodeled in ap
pearance, and greatly improved.
Km. 1. Foil Ha 1. 1:. Head advertisement
in this Issue of a thoroughbred Shorthorn
bull for side.
TllANKH. To Claude (iatch, agent of
the J)tili (frujihli; for copies of that
paper.
Hev. Dr (leary has resigned tlie pastor
ate of hiscliurch at Albany.
Ni:vTi:xt IIookh. Tlie attention of
readers Is called to tho advertisement of
Walter Jackson, and he desires us to
add that he Is the only authorized agent
In this county for the text books adopted
by the Stale Hoard of education for use
In common schools, and for ninety days
from Oct. 1st Is able lo alliird Humes'
Uriel" History of Culled Slates, Clarke's
(ir.uiimars, Mouticths geographies,
Hteele-.' elieini-lry, iililNcunliy, anil
nliynioloi.'y. WouiI'h llotauiHt anil Klor
IhI, ami I'nellU- enM-t. readers anil speller,
at iutioiluctory rates, i.e., one third de
ducted fiiiiu oiiliuary leluil price. An
advantage iveu ly 1ulilislieis on llrst
iulroduelliin of tlielr uoiUs. Orders are
Milleltated fiiim m-IiooI dirictor.-i in Mari
on county.
l'iii.ilil Subrrlitlnn.
Wo M'liil nut this wci'lc our accounts
IIKlllll-d tllllSO WllllMI rulliCriltil)US up to
tlio llrst day of .lauuary licit remain
unpaid. Our terms are ni-di in ail
viiueo. lint wo luivo made tlie hot nf
tli'u lianl times the past year, ami Imvo
....I l,rrl..,l .!, i,m i . V,,...l
wo are in need of the money, linil luiio
lts p.iymt'iit will not ho tlelayeil.
OAi.xroxunA markets.
tat Tiicimaru.l
Sail l-'ranei.co, Oct. U. Wheat In
l.lveriool, IJn Td(n !'.'; Hl; Cluh,
I :!(,.. I ;u L'd.
Wlieat fJ I7J, S-"J"i ami $JJ).
Flour Kxtra, it 7.'(.7.
SALEM MAltKET.
MllM'.l'AIIY
I,ku4i 1 isimii.. tin) In,;, Nli felling-
WSe
r'l.tlt It, tllt.MN Ac.
Wheat, brt Millie, V lul '!
1I, V tm
Torn Mi-nl, t 5
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I.Uml Uvi 13
ini.l-l 1.-V.9 15
imhuIitiiI I. is
i;rimlti.l 11$ i
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ruitee, I'o.U Itleu, V " vv? '''-
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K11110 TUt
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Salt, C.uiui'li UUiiit, urtt 1 .ViH "i
l.nrriiool. .iiri- 0&....
dalt) -i .""kit
IUj 1 SS! Vi
I Kltl'lTS, Vr:ilKI'Allt.KS, &i;
' Al'l'le. sreeii, V bo . 3? W
I iTrli-I.V r.
I'eaclir., drlrtl, V l"i -i
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OiiIoik, V - t J
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W. R. T. Co.'s
Auax.a tT-MKIt
IU?7ZS
fTtMKU
iSUmSlMj GOV, GKOVER ;
Will lean-SAI.KM l.-r lt)ltVAI.t.s and Intermediate
pUera ruif MuMltV and Tlll'IIXDAV alteruiHW. 1
Uuilea.ehALKVl for 1M11TLND uij WHD-
NKsDA andSATimiUY moiiiln. I
aol. U. UOI.1ISMITH Pwldaut.
GOV. GR0VER
WILLAMETTE FARMER.
Cillitntfttc
.i
rarnur.
, cr
iuid itbbt liiinuii, ar
CU-,VllMtl3 Sc .CBAIG,
I't'lLIIIIEBI AND rilOI-KIITOIU.
Trrnts of HubsrHptton.
IfTlU AUVA.NUK.il
flna onnM iitn. HO tilimVttiFd. ..... ...
.$2.50
. 1.S0
. .7
1 iaciiijij viiuim uiiuiiivi'';iiiiii --
0neco.,,. .tx month, rai number)
'-
onu copy, three mouth, (la nunibir.)
Ht- nf Advertl.linr.
I mo.
itno.
:imo. .Amo.ltmo.
10 III! m IS 00
11 UI 1 00 WHO
Vimo.
OncSo,nare.
4.W)
7.00
Hon
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. mi!
S4 00
40UJ
75 U)
100 UJ
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7 (HI
10 (Hi
, i.oiumn.
a ui .-ui ui 40 ui
t-oiutmi .
IS JH
JUUNViUUiiU uu
A(ltcrtlcniont Inrcrtrd for lofii than nnelnnntli, J
per f 'inaru for Ert Inrirtloo J $1 for inch aubsfiuuit
I AilvvrtlM-mriitunn tlir Sth anilPth pifc-n, tint Special
Nutlci.-ii, mIU be churuuil U itT ccuu adviiiCD oa the
aixiu raui.
Itvailliu Nntlcf , 2" ccnlc per tint.
AUviTlJ.i-mrnlH. to (luil a place in the l'Aiixfn. mul I
uq uiiooiirciionaiiii'.
A Ill(j llnltlo ban Ucn colnij nn for jiar bi
tHvcn thii CuiiFlltiitloui- of tho Melt, uninin Ml. ami
all thn Actltt- I'iiUoiih, fitlm-l; railed ri-nutUe, on the
othrr. The I'nliuina ha hail the bent of the light,
ami a Ion); llrt of the killed nuj be found III eurr
cemrti-ry. Hut at Un, rnruniuii urine la putting a
top to thin pemlclnnr conflict. At l't
The Prliunm
of the lck-room hare dlicoren-il that In TansiST'a
KrrKin h-i'knt Sbi.ttch ArmsinsT, thejr harcatoiilc.
h klirlfinf, a illiirrtir, a corri'ClIri-, a rrgulalliiK and
aiillblllmia inedlcini-, equal to all ordinary cltccnclc",
anil i;ood for cn-ry ailment of the Moninch, the bm
ulp, the iieren, tin- uiundefi, and the Hem-tiro ora-atm.
hold by all drut;i;lt.
H. D. BOON.
STATK STUKKT. - .SALK11, OUKC10N,
iisatan is ...
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
MUSIC,
Periodicals, Newspapers,
Wall Paper,
....AMI....
Musical Instruments
Tin: c'i:i.i:iutATi:i
BURDETT ORGANS
Hallott and Cumston's Piauofl
Alt v (n l'iil
I f Tliri- liiMrunif nli arc rAVUKITI'H wild all
miil(-lan, ami Oil- Miti- U tho n-rurt of all who
f liti lo liuy UikkU cluap.
H. D. BOON.
Palrm, Jul r, 33
Farmers' Convention
AKAltUIMtS CUXNK.NTION (IAN AT ANY
lime lie helil at tlie rlure nf
HERMAN & HIRSCH,
lllllKWOUVH IIUX'K, HAI.KU. '
ArKh.-iici' in fanm-r. and win work
' rhpen frelchl., will ao tbenn
wllhthrai to
Koo.1. Wi
ArO not SpOOUlatOfS OX
Monopolists,
Itut larmera ran Ixijr of us on the MOST KRASON
hONAUI.K TKIIMS,
Fancy and Staple
r- ''y -y g'y
GROCERIES, .
Gents' & Boys' Clothing,
HARDWARE,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoos,
Crockery and
Glassware.
tvr rAUMKiis i-uoiitu: tm:n in kx
(haiiL-e al hlchirt market rte,
OltUKNIIAl-Ks TAKKN AT A I'ltKMII'M
t'olu nut ri-luaiit.
iu:u.nA a iiiiim 11.
Salem, Sept . 1STI 'j,t
Salem Flouring Mills.
IIKsT FAMI1. n.Ol II,
UVKKtt'S KXTKV. XXX
M'I'KltflSK AND lllt.MI KM.
MlDHMNlis. DltAN A.Nf) SHOUTS
CoiiNtiuKly on Hand.
TII);1ion( lrlM lu CASH
PAID FOR WHEAT
ATAX.X.
Tznsfis.
It (' KINNKY, '
. ,,,, u v- l im '
A.euin. r ,u
Sei Ulf
!"e. moegan's sons,: araynjMBW
SHIPPING AND I lkVAND XWO'
, , l a Done with Nealnen and lM'lch,
Commission Merchants, ICedarLumber&Sh.ngles
I . Kor ule CIIKAV.
jjh 1 1 wnu ai,,
aj.... ir. w.iJ....
W South l., X. Y I
AiiKSTS KOIl ITNARlt LINK UK SrHAMSllir 1
' "- rnm Naw York 10 LIrHl. '
1 i .UaffliTv i.l 1
H. . HAHMOIISI, ll,
Wf VI Klrat 8lr-l, tuctUod.
JOHN Gr. WRIGHT,
DKAI.KK IK
Crockery,
Glassware,
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Family Groceries,
Sugar,
Coffee,
Tea,
Salt,
Candles,
Soap,
Notions.
Agent for
Imporial Fire Insurance Comp'y
OK LONDON.
Fall and Winter Trade.
F. X.EVY,
At Moorcs' corner, Commercial street,
has iti:ci:tvi:ti
A Fine Assortment of Staple
AND FAN'CY
DRY - GOODS,
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Gentlemen's Clothing,
HOOTS .te SIIOlS,
Crookery and Cutlery,
Carpets,
Matting,
Oil Cloths,
Paper Hangings,
Window Shades,
4ND
Grooerles.
Ha Indira the attention of tho CM, and Conclrjr
P. LBVY.
rr All klnrta of COl'NTHY PltODUCU akin al
tin market prlcr.
Salem, Sept. 'JO. StI.
HAVE ARRIVED,
Those Pure Blood Spanish Mojr
ino Sheep,
Dtl'llltTKI) niIti:CTl'ltOM TllK EAST BY
To-wott. & SrilllHOIl,
..or i-AMruitxu
Hani arrlreil. and are now at II irliln'a I.Ueri Sial.lr
I Salem, where Ihoy ran be arm al ant lime.
I Sejit. 1 lsTS-ml.
AI.I, TllK
Hides, Furs, and Sheep Pelts, in Oregon.
milK HimiKST 1'IIICK WILL UK 1'AII). BSI'CC
X 111 attention la called therein,
JOHN W. OII.UKKT,
Hi-pl. H. halcm, Oregon.
NOTICE TO GRANGES,
To save Money is your Object ! !
IIKIIK IS TllK CHANCK TO 110 IT 1 1
M. ROSENDORF & CO.,
Independence, Folk County, Oregon,
Hate bought at F11IST HANDS In San Pranclico
market,
Thy Largest and Best Stock
That ever came to Polk County.
Wr pat nn Middlemen, Wo cannot lie undsriold at
lVrtUiul, ur aiiy ollur (own It the Statu.
Wear clad In lio uiir Kood. aud o lirorecur
word true I'all and n-e u
lll'hc,t market rate allowed for erodace.
lmseii.1.1
MARBLE WORKS.
JIONKOE & STAH.ER,
lUalern in
MONUMENTS.
AMI
Head and Foot Stones.
ALSO.
MANTELS
Furniture Marble
a'o oiiiai.
ADDUKs-"
A.J. .tlOMIlli:, I 1 U.n. STAIOKII,
Salrm, OreMil 1 Alhauj, On-Kon.
nm'iy
COOKE, DENNIS & Co.
MAMTAOTl'llK
cactt "nnriTja TiT.Tivmc
3wfcolcaLiiLs. '
IJl'STK', AND At.t, TllK LATEST STVLKS OK
-1 Inalde and outride nnl.h, of the be( quality of
rer cedar lunibvrerBa III fcaliiii.
tValorWorkalLoiuall'rkft.
V iVate clr a a call. e our tlock, lra oar
V-".d "- your order. .uwbiu
N-eclal allenllou (lUea loordera from VAKMBHS,
ilof"'"1'? tttA S,T'Yr'J1,..'0,.'.,r l'fa.
Wion hi the A.rkalluraX Worka Wulldliif.
ifK-U
PHOTOGRAPffS!
F. A. SMITH.
Commercial St., Salem, Oregon.
IS NOW I'HEPAlli:t) TO TAKE I'HOTO
mphp, in nny kind of weather, wltli nil ortlia
latett rmproTemcnlf lntlicart.
Haying had many jenn-' oxperleuio in the bul
sots, I can warrant jxrfcu mtUruttlon. fall and
ico my
Rembrandt 3,
Ambrotypes,
Melainotypes,
Vignettes.
ltoomi up HalM, our Ml' C. M. Schwatka'a
Mllllnerr Hlcire. 1'. A. SMITH. .
Salem, Aui;. 10. 1S7 .
i.7s7sKm7
scif.
Oilice over tho Bank,
HALKJr, OIIKQOX.
lleilileiico ono door South of OI'JHIA HOUSB
on Liberty Street. Siltf.
OR I'lTIlE MKItLS'O HAMS,
S CotoM Idim,
10 lralnl Itame,
l'l'lti: Hntr Cochin chlckciif.
Dark Ilraliniaililckene,
LIkIiI llruhnmchlckiiir,
ltnuilan rhlcki nt.
Iianie chicken unet Tea Font.,
Apply to J. L. PAIIRISII.
Salcni,JuyVil,lfTO. 2Jlf
li7-i:vrAULiMii:ii i855.4Tl
Willamette Nursery
0. W. WALLING & SON.,
r u o i 1 u t q it s .
Oswego, Clackamas County. Oregon.
Oruwera of the Choicer! Varieties of
FJlUITTltKKSANDSIinrnKERY.
1'artlcohr attention clvcn lu Clicrry, Tnine and
I'lain trec. ISt
DR. B. SMITH,
NTIST,
UI.K.V, OKKGON.
DIt. HMITH lia.fltlcd nn a new
Ofllce. uhcru ho w 111 lie found ready
Ito Halt 011 hU old frlenda and cu
"tomem. nr urual Oftlio In Mtarker'a
block, o it Pnrrar'a rloip, 111 front of l'oet Office.
Aii;ut Ml, lbTJ. iwif
ItMablUhrd A.D. IH5T.
J. W. SOUTHER,
Druggist and Apothecary,
AND
Importer of IYTodicinos,
XO. a, JIOOllKS IILOCK,
SAI.F.n, .... OKRUOX.
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FALL PLANTING,
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The Foviitii Xl'Miiru of VICK'S FLOIIAL
GIIII1K for '7. contalnlin; Detcrlplloua of Ilyn
rlullik, Tulip., l.lllm and other Hardy
Until, fur lull l'litiiiln- uud Winter Fluvrerln? In
the Houre, Ik now pulilUlii-d, 95 cviiId pay. fur
llin tU'lIlK a ji-ar-SiiO ihia'', &0U Illuairutlona.
I'all Xiimber ,1 ci-hi., Addrcr,
JA.-1I'.N VICK llochrator, N. Y.
Farm for Sale.
Of)( ACUKS Ol' LAM), IN POLK
wv county, near the WllUmetlu rl.er, and
about half way between Independence and lluena
lU. There are
1 TO VCRISS I1V GKVIIV
(WHKAT, OATS, AND IIAHLUY),
which Mitt be .old with the Kami, If the pnrcha.er
dc.lre.
TUIIMS HKA80NAUI.U.
Kor further particular, addre.a
II. I'. CIIIIISTIAX,
June S$lf llmna Vl.ta, Oreson.
Willamette University,
SALEM, OREOOK.
riHIK OLDKsT AND LAItllKT INCOItrOHAT.
X id!hiHillii tlncon Cla.flcal, Commercial,
Nonnil. and r-clentlflc I onre or r-tndy. Kor mi
Inlormatlon, nddrt the 1-re.ldent, T. M. (iATCU.
f C. N. TKIIHY.
.'ip.a 1S.1. icntaryllojrdofTru.tim
James F. Brown.
Agent for Willaxnotte Parmer
IN lUTlKNE CITY
BOOKSI'J.I.KK ANK IlKALKlt IN MAOA.
7lne, rerliHlle.il, XvurpaiH-rv, Hooka and
Noel.
w.V.w'iMlf"0? .Vin far ,he WILLAMETTE
KMlMKIt aud all KaHern I'ubllrailont, at I'ub
li.herV prlien
.. Willamette .treet, eeond door lo the St. Cturlca
Hotel, hiueiif City, On-.-on Apl9.
h. QU1NN THORNTON,
ATTOUNKY AN Cor.NbELOll AT LAW.
Ortiee, In I'atlon'a llrlek, Mato .trect, balera.
Jau-ly.
P. S. MATTrso Jf, M.
Al'MSYILLE, MAIUOX COUNTY'. OltEOOX.
N
lTILL Uiechtrgeof oue. urUltlo coniult
'"'" iwnm luerMaUo. J 2 mo
BCAX.XAR7 it SSAW,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. SALEM. OIIKGOX.
... oalt o.rOraj-i .tore, corner of Mate and
Mbertjr .trtrla, alAilT-lT.aJ
Hay Presses.
GET TllK BEST, mui' Patent. THESK
, Vree lute taken . flrt premium al e.ery
fair that they hair, been ejBlblted at.
llrealare .em 10 anj addre. ..
Seed order, early to T. B. WAIT,
,4,r Saltra, Orwon.
FOR & SALE.
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