Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, March 07, 1874, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextO 5 WHAM-ET4E FASME: Xcw Grnnees. "i,v ' " l)kmAWiW,Fcii."2Si'ifi,4. Editor Willamette Former : On Tuesday, Fob. 114th, I orgaiilzcd Mount Zlon Grange, with 27 charter members. The- olHwrs nrc aa follows: Samuel llam-y, M.; W H. Miittoon, BwJ.J Timothy Bowcn, O.; J. W. PalmnWer, L.; Glileon Klswoitli, S.; Daniel I'alina teer, A. S.; V. H. Llvcrmore, C; Mrs. Hotl.i Wntle, Treas.; John Tracy, G.; Mrs. Annie Puhniitccr, L. A. 8.; Mrs. Edna Davis, C; Mrs. Caroline Mattoon, Mrs. Margaret Folsom, F. Ou Friday, Feb. 27th, I organized Harding Orange, with 28 charter mem bers. George Claris, M. A. C. Wilbur, Sec.j . C. Hawley, O.; J. T. Mason, L.; Ell Creswell, S.i Thoinus Foster, A. S.; J. M. ahull, C; Mrs. C. Hawley, Treas.; Alexander Hart, G.;:Mrs. J. M. Tracy, L. A. S.J Mrs. A. Smathers, C-; Mrs. L. Strlcklln, P.; Mrs. Shull, F. After the organization, the Orange was Invited to euppcr prepared by Mr. James Tracy. The supper wni excellent, and tho Gran gers proved to Mr. Tracy that they under stand that part. After which soma of the young people Joined In a dance. Tho ftfllilr was a perfect success, nil enjoying themselves. Kdwauu Fokhes, Deputy. Editor Fakmek: It might be of nomo Interest to muny to know that wo of Multnomah aro moving slowly but sure ly in tho good work of Graiige-maklug. On tho 23d of Feb., 1874, 1 organized a Orango between the Willamette and Columbia rivers, about six miles from Portland, with twenty-threo charter members. Master, David Ulery ; P. O. address, Portland. Secretary, S. E. Pad dock; P. O. address, Portland. Knino of Grange, Willamette. I fear wo aro not doing Justice to the Willamrttk Fahmkii. but remember that spuds arc worth nothing and our taxes are enormous. Grass will come by and by. Yours, Jacoh Johnson, Deputy for Multnomah Co. kksolYtio.vs. Editor Wlllamrlte Firmer: At a mooting of Howell Pralrlo Grange, No. 69, of Patrons of Husbandry, on tiio 2Sth day of February, 1874, the following preambles ami resolutions were adopted : Whereas, tho manufacturers of farming Implements of Chicago resolved not to sell to Farmers' Clubs or Granges, only at re tall prices ; and, whereas, we believe the Intcrestof Oregon farmers would be better subserved by not trading with said man ufacturing companies or any other mo nopoly that will not give te Farmers' Clubs or Omngci equal privileges with agents who Import farm Implements or machinery Into our country; therefore, llesolved, That Howell Pralrlo Grange Is in full sympathy with Iowa and Illi nois State Oranges, and all other granges in their action towards tho manufactur ers of farming implement of Chlc.igo, ami nil other monopolies of HUu prin ciples. llesolved, That this Grange would cor dially Join with the granges of this State lu patronizing u manufactory of farming implements and machinery established at tho State capital, ornny other conven ient place, provided that said company will sell to us as cheap as we can pur chase like machines from any other com pany, as cheap as they will sell to agents or to any ami all companies who may purchase machinery of said manufactur ing company. Itesolved, That a cony of theo resolu tions bo seut to tho Wir.i.AMKTTK Far mer, with rec'iuest to publish. T. C. Shaw, Sec. pro tern. So.METHINd WAXTINa I.NSIDK. Some of the Oregon paper liave a deal to say about the Farmer's juitent inside, and, while wo feci much obliged to them for gratuitous advertising, we take tills occa sion to say to rcadcrd that it is a mistake to supposo that wo have taken nut a patent for tho "insldo" wo furulsh every week, and that any of tho news papers has a right to do tho flame. We succeed in putting something " Inside" our paper that brings us increased patronage mid popular favor, and It is a free thing for all our conteinporari'js to make their papers Interestlngand popular If they know how. It may bo possible that something is wanting "lusldo" those papers, Which they try to make up for by being Jealous of us. Wo hope It isn't so, hut it looks like It. - A SlIKHP Itkm or VAT.UI!. A young man named Wm. Kngllsh, living near Sublimity, bought somo 4 or o head of ewes two years ago ; one of the number had a pair of lambs, but refused to own but one of them. lie, determined she should raise the laml, in rented a plan to make her nurse them. Ho tooK sonio pur fumed snap and made a good lather of It and rubbed them both with It, and then blindfolded the mother so that she could just see her way. She could not tell one from tho other, and raised them both. About tho 1st of February she brought another pair, and he had to repeat the process, and on tho 24th I saw the bllud removed aud all was right. So says 1. D. Prettynian. Some Parents spend their money for Patent Medi cine to curu thtlr cbll4ren' colds. Some save their money and prevent tho cold, by buying SILVER TIPPED 6hoes, which never w ear through at the toe. FOB SALE. A TRACT OF LAND. KJfOWX AS Till: BOISE claim, eootalulrw 1M acroa, situated live mile. East efOrern City. This It one ofthe itnoet Ueeli rable inudeaix pta.e 4 land In Oregen. 111 bo csT ered for sale for a I'm"! Uote, only. For Icraw, tU-.. en quire of A. F. Hedge, ' " Bsrlwr, Oregon City, or at this cnVc LIBERIAN CORN. The Grmtrat DUcovcry In the World t Kmtor.cit by llio Pre.. Kndor.ed by tho Nroilllealera-Kndor.rd by' Planter and I'arutrra-Kndor.ed by liver) bod) I EXTRA K.MILY, M-UOWKD SWEKT COHN. It It a rotiulnn QS.mueil tueet corn, ifrovrllti? from IS to U feel high. Last vearjtilanted the Brit or , Jlay, It told lu llio market Jnljr 2J, (SI dajsj A I later planting was read In Td da) . Its Claim. I 1st. It will produce morccom to the nerc with llio 1 Ming cnltlvatlon and In any variety of roll. I 2d. It has creator depth of kernel than nnv horse tooth varlet). I 8d. It hat a tmallereob than any JS rowed tarlet)'. till. It vtelrhs W to W rounds to the bushel, sealed measure. 01 h. It All better, ami ha more full-grown earaof corn to the ttalL, than any other variety. lith. It It neither whlto nor red, hut It of a filter rnlur with whttn ruh. Till. It grow more vigorous, and rlpcna lt vrholo crop earner man any 01 tno oilier iarr,o neiu varieties In America. fill. It make belter meat, being tweeter and richer. Dili. It boate more foliage, v, hlch make tuoro feed. 18th. It can be planted ou land frum which wheat hat been haretcd. or from which potatoes hate been due rullv rlnenlnv h.fnr, rrA.t. II th. Tho spikes shoot out within three feet of tho Rrouno, consequently tno crop is not name to oe pros. tralid by high winds. It Is likewise easier to gather. 15th Jl can lit lucttttfullu grvtm lit any Slatt. We give the most satisfactory refendect that the corn It In eierjr respect what we represent It to be: and, further, wears the. only parson throughout the country that have Introduced this corn, Having a quantity, in e aro now ablo to fill all orders fut those det trout of tes ting It. Last reaton we could have sold WO bushel more, but could not nil llio or der. TERMS. In order that all may retell e seed, we nave rniuceii me price, lofi per package. Any per ron w ho will ret up a club of live, will receive, a pack, ago gratis. Fifteen packages for (9. Address, M. JKFKKKSU.N X SON, llvltton, Va. ENDORSEMENTS. We, the undcrslgnwl, cltlccns of llansonvllle, Virginia, having: eiamlued somo of me bioenan corn, grown on i. k. rung s lann, one mile west of this plare, do certify that some of the ttalka produced six full-crown car of corn. The lar gest spikes we noticed measured 11,'i luihct In length and T.V around. Cant. J. 1). Kent, K. F. Garnet, mtrehants. llan sonvllle, Va.; Thomas Harden, K. Clark, W, J. C Call, II. U. Ueulon. We, the undersigned, do hereby testify that the above named gentlemen are actual residents f this Slace, and well-known gentlemen, Chat. I). I.ont, uitlcc of the l'eace. martnil CAME AND POULTRY Wnntctl, A ND CASH PAin FOR THE SAME AT SniTHHON'H FISH DIAIIKET, felidinl Opposite Farmer tlRlre. Commercial Street, Satem. Ooiiii;if:lnl Hotel, Ol'KIU HOUSE IILOCIC, SALEM, OltKOON. J. W. NIIATTVCK, Proprietor. Free Coach to the House. decMtf SORBY & SON'S Kangaroo Sheep - Shears, SPEAR & JACKSON'S Taper, Mill-Saw, & Flat Bastard FILES AND RASPS J DISTON & SON'S MILL, MULAY, & CIRCULAR KLKCTRM' AND CHAJII'IOV CROSS-CUT SAWS. HAND, PANEL, ANl COMPASS SAWS, AM) A FULL LINK OP Shelf and Builders' HARDWARE, Mechanics' Tools, &c., DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS, Which will be told at tho LOMKST 1IATKS. Also, Agent for Howe's Platform and Counter Scales. JOHN R. FOSTER. Corm r nf Stark and Front streets, fcbUuiS POHTL.4ND. HOP ROOTS. rV THE UEST VARIETV, FOR SALE. AI). V dress Mllml 13. EEKI!R, TACOMA, f. T. Two Farms for Sale. NEAR llLTTKVlLLK.. MARION CO.. OREOON. One on the Wlllamctlo rlur, rontalulnu ilUO acres eirilleut, K'xhI laud, with abuudauce of Fruit, und good nulldlnc.. Alio, one sisiui uns umv w iimum w ri-rry, eontalnllii; '2HO acres I' red soil, and thu brat of Euuulre of the undtr.lticd, mi the pmnlns. jauiomi J. u. Crawford. FRUIT TREES. AT m Milwaiikie Nursery ! AT THIS NUH8KRY YOU WILL FIND AS (.(kkI a varlity of Fruit Tree, and Small Fruit Plants as can bo found In the State, which we ofTer ten law for cash. All orders promptly attended to by the proprietor. XKTII LUKLLINU. Milankle, Clackamas Co., Orrj'U. Jan. SI, ltrat. bo. a Attorney at Jn-w, SALBM, OREGON. Office near the Old Court-House. lf Canada Victor Tomato ! I Invite the attention of the public to extracta from more than a score of letters Is my Catalan, for 107. from Farmers and Gardeners in various butes, hu raised this New Tomato for the drst time last season. ThrM letters are all emphatic In thtlr praises of the Canada Victor Tomato: 1st. for Its earpatslaa earil. nets ; 1. fox Its excellent quality; ana. Id, for lit asl; form tolldlly. I now offer to the public. Seed lattJ trim n1ii ycmu oniy. at IS cts. per peeker.an4 JIMperounc. Ugrf. Vw( Marblehea:, Mats. Weatherford & Co., 'lio:o-tl .mi! lM.ill Deiilertlu DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, CLASS, Patent Medicines, CHEMICALS. I e r Txz. xtl ery, TOILET GOODS, Etc., oto. PURE WINEsTnd LIQUORS, For Medicinal purposes. Medicines Compounded, and r rescripuons i'lilea. Weatherford & Co., May 1-y Commercial street. SAI.U.Tf. Mnrblclicnd Miuiunolli ! You will find In my Sei-d Citalngnri tetters from a score of pvtiplr, who, by fiillolii Ihr direction sent Willi eery pneknp' of seed, him, rnlwd thlt Cahbmje to wel!li Irum ;I0 to UO ll. iikluslr liradl I was the orlulnnl IntriKliirer of thlt giant Cahhap', andinyse,dls all grown from heads that aro eatra large and wry solid. Sent postpaid by me. H3 ttt.'pcr pacVaKc; ft peroume; tlu ptr lb. My Sen) Cata. loguo svui jrrr in ail nppiirniiis. JAMES J. II. (IRKdOIIY, Marblehead, Mass, 4Sn4 ly biistuess Is to inipply w hat evorv filmier nf exK". rlencu I. must uiixbiiis 10 !.) . 1 Win W'' Veuna blc and Flower si'nl .Jul In k'". besides Importlmr manv vurlillrs fnmi reliable crowerK In France, Knland, and (lirinauy, I iim a hundred and ftflv kinds of ei'laltln seeil on inv four hocI ranns. rlclit llllilcr luy own rye. AthiiiiiI nil of these I throw Ihn prolcrtlon nf (lip tbire M.l mints of my ('.itnlugiie. (tiHirjgtittMM I limit il ffrrlullv, hnvfli been the UrsttoTiitriKliiee Ihi' Hubbard mid Mai bleheadHniiash i'S, lliu HurljIilnU'l I'ulilmp.. Kiid scorn nf ulliora. Mrfntabitfni'niii'aliiliiK niiiricruii" Hue disrating, luLin fnim l.!nii-..r li , nl frr lit n't JAM I.-, J II. IlKKIIOIir. 4'Jivt Marbbhrad, Matt, SEEDS !SEEDS!I i COMI'LETi: ASSORTMENT UV V It E S II FIELD, GARDEN, &. FLOWER Seeds. Tiim;s, MiiiriniiMCY, i'lamd, IIULII!. I'lK'NINd IMI'LCMENTH, And all tho Hpubir turlillv.uf POTATOES, Uc.rlc. Seeds a Specialty. fpfT' Orders from n dlslaiice promptly atliiutid to, HANSON & AIKEN, Sicd Depot, Central MiitWt, I'OltTI.A.NI), OON. Jaii'lluil FLORENCE. Sltcciul ntlrntloii 1h callrd to lliPKrrnllutiirotfntrnUiiuulo rs-rrntly In Ibla rxrt'llt'iii Mneliliie, ami to Ihr now Hint rlrarniit ntjliit of Chkoh nddi'il lu our INI. FLORENCE. ITlor (hof who prefer n AIn ! rliliivI'v-dliiiflliiMiurit iiiim; Irum llir ojtrrnlur. luttf iim of IbntstmrripttrHi, quiet, riii)runiiliitT mid lint liia" ! Iliu ollu r ( cult.ir t celleurlcor tln'otlivrsilj I . FLORENCE In .uro 10 pleitHc. If i here in octet nllliln it HJi'ii'd utile of Hats I'rauflMu ttnl urllii well, I will ttllrnil lull 11 llhont huvsm-hm lolhroMUvr. NAMl i:i, HILL, An I, FLORENCE Ik the oul' Mnrlilne Ihnt ran aw la lserr limn ouei illi-st" tltm hHlHK n rf!!!!!1 Iitil rt arrrsa adTHiilHatei In iHklfttlHtl riatla of .rant., lit tiulllliut rlr. Iflorence. Examine I he Floreuce, or urate) lor' C-'Irmlar hihI .auljilea of Work fcrtttre jrott psirrhnw Hrw. lata; Mstrtolttr. Ml'V 1IIK HKtrTt Martilatra Bold tn liberal texts. FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES. 8A.MUKL HILL., Agent, No. ! Vtw JfcmtajcHtaery Mrtt, Orasisl UMtl Building, tan aavrteev FLORENCE. SAMKM B. LOOnil, Ueaeral Aceat, 1 13 Third Street, rORTLAMIl. OUKOO.H, aLaLaEsslS&SBStaLK"VaLam mEmSSkffiLiSi WALTER JACKSON, 1 DKLt:iI IN- BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Toyn iiikI lTunwy GuixIn, Chickering & Emerson Pianos, MASON fc HAMLIN ORGANS. 1 -El'1'1'. Aiil) COMI'LKTK MSB OF SCHOOL HOOKS, .MISCKLLAMtOl'M IIOOKM, i V lllnlik Hooka, niul (icnvrnl Mntlonei), ahiajsou hand, at lul mlis. Patton's Block. Salem. Oregon. BOOTS AND SHOES, jBTHER AND FINDINGS. A. N. GILBERT & CO. A UK NOW OmNINfl A Fl'LL STOCK OK TIIK AllOVK (10UUS, CONSIS.TIM1 OF T1IK UKST IX. Ilniiids or California and Eastern Work. Including ('. A V, II. Tlrrrll A Co.'a IIOOTN, or Mlitili (he)- limr t.XVt.TsiVf: S.if.K ' also Manufacture to order Boots and Shoes, of all styles AGENTS FOR " THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE. Of wldeli, In Ml. Iliero vtere sold 7 1,758 more tlian the 1IOWH: 1UT,74H more than the OIIOVKR UAKKRi 170,304 mere than tlio DOMKS'I IC. These laclaioaiti,ttdliv the svtom statement of entjr machine that uses the yimlllv. Call and Examine our Stook of Goods. A. ELLISON. it. F01WTNKR. ELLISON PLOW FACTORY, Cottimervlitt Street, Salem, Oregon, fainu Ulok wltli tlio Cliomuk-otu Hotel. We are now (irepareil to make ALL KINDS OF l'LOYVH. Gang Flows, Sulky Plows, Walking or Single Flows, Cfjr.TIV.iVTOli'S, IIAJtKOAVS, AND ALL KINDS OF AOR1CULTUHAL IMFI.KMKNTrt TO STIR TIIK SOIL. OCR PLOWS AlUi Warranted to Scour in any Soil, at nil Soasons. The Ellison Floors took the First Premium skvkn hccckhrivk ykars k T the lilttrlrt Fair, Marysvllle. Cal.: F1VK SlICCKSSI VK YKARS nl the Slate Fair of Ciilllornla ; and at iV the LAST TWO STATU FAIRS of Oregon, and at last sprlnir'a I'l.OWINtl MATCH nt Allnnv. Orivon. Our rerereneea arcs M. I.Miiit, Alfred Wiantim, .lohn Mlnlo, Uiarlea HHi'cle, Marlon uuiiilv, .Imnis Ini lirle, Robert tmbrte, Jndce Humphrey, Wcshliiirton ro. ; S, Fromtn, I, H. Mit'lnrp. Dr (Irllllu. Linn en tVT- No l'low ceuulne iinlisa II bears the Kl I ison TilitkUiiK, 11 111 HIII'IVI IH'CKIXVIC PLOW, A. UI.L1SON, Salem." Sallsfaclloii uarrauttd, or the plon run bo riliirned.aiid iLeBiuiivy IviuHum, BAi.r.M, Nov. i, is:n. L'.lalilUlirrl 1HJ1I. O'CONNOR skMCAXtAnXSar, HAVK IIIMOVEII TO HO Front!!., ft. It. corner nrVuliliii;oil, l'OI!Tl.A,n, OIIKOOX, WHERE, Willi Inrnatcd facilities, we shall en dmviir In relaln our old customers, and 011 TAIN now oni'H bjr selllni; comla that are IIKI.IAIIIl and full lalue, for thu mniu'jr asked, Wliolcsnlo and l.clail Urocvrs, Mill' NTOIIKN, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, (IAIIIIKN AM) (IIIASS SEEDS. Wo have fur sain a tholcc lot of Flild and Harden IVaa. Will purchusr. at market ratiM. CLEAN UltAfcS Sh'Ell, or sill Ilium on louiiulssloii. Semi snniples, and rllv foriiuolatloiia of nnvlMii In our line. JOHN O'CONNolt. JinlOml DAN. .1. MALAIIKKY Wool Bags, Grain Sacks, ami Kiaiir ntsi'iiiiTioi or FLOUK, 31BAL, and SALT BAGS, auo Tents, Wagon Covers, Bad Ticks, On hand, or made to order at short nollcr, at tho MALItn IIAU l'ATOUY, 1VI)r.' Atlll- oullurHl Works, I. CIICKSIIIIOl'OII X CO, Sulem. Nov. 1, Ifitly I'loprlilms. B. rOIUBTNBR, Center street, Salem, adjoining Ktancelli.il Clinrdi, ritACTICAL Gunsmith and Machinist, AND AtlKNT FOR TIIK HKW WILNON HinVINU m.tCIIIMC. IIIaVK CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND SKI.L al I'orlland Price., all kinds of JIUKKClf-I.OADlNU RIFLES & SHOT-GUNS, and ALL KINDS OF AMMUNITION. ItKFAIItlNU DONIi Ou (j mis, Sevtlni; Machlnes.aiid Musleal Instruments, and all Flue'lovlt thuipeiiid. Nov. , itn. Wlf 1,V MKUKIUTII. N. II. lull IV, JVTBREDXTH eV BOUTS', Surcesturs lu Siulth X Meredith, DENTISTS, DKNTAL ROOMS AT TUB OLD STAND, Second Floor, Jrlsv.oldV Illok, Opoallo Ilia Hank, NALKM, OHIItiON, AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE. Tho Simplest, Most Durable, And Best SEWING MACHINE In t3ae World! R. REID, Agent, Salem. AT MYKltH i O.'H HTOVK AND TIN HTOIIB, It Coinmertlal titreet. wa Woodburn Nursery. 187S-4. A CI10ICK HELKCT10N OF Fruit, Slmdo, Ornamental, and MUT-BSAAXMS) TBBBV, iHU "Vlnoa. and &hiutlery. My Tree are of good tlu, aaallaj, and of cod rrowlh. Address, J. H. MRTTLKMIKH, Nor. I, laTSmS Woodb.ru. Ortg-or ELLISON & FORSTNER. maiiiilnrturrra. JOB PRINTING. IV VOU WANT- Cards or Labels, Bill-Heads or Letter-Heads, Visiting Cards, Ball Tickets, Pamphlets, Circulars, ; -ro tiii: MERCURY JOB OFFICE. IF YOl WANT GIO O 1) WORK, -AND- 01xaP Prices, ;o T TIIK MERCURY JOB OFFICE III fact, Ifjuu Haul ANYTIIinu; IN Till! IIII.NTINI1 LINK, You inn lie acconiuiodtlitl al the Mercury Job Offic OUIt MATKKIAls IS AM NBW, 1KII, Hating thu most Improved niaihlner), vie rail do uork Ii; tt'V iiikI Gli4Mii.s 'Iliananv irlutlni;.inuslnOrei;"ii. Salem, Nov. it Salem Flouring Mills. IIKST FAMILY FLOl'R, HAKKR'S RXTKA, XXX. NL'ITIIFINK AND HIIAIIAM, MIDDI.INUS, IHlAN AND SHORTS CmiNtftiitly on IIiiikI. IIIfflK'Mfc I'llt'n In CAHH PAID FOR WHEAT ATALLTIMIfl. It. C. KINNKY, RitUtr Auent H. F. M. C.i, II. IIATSHOTV, East Portland Nursery. FRUIT TREES, Small Fruits, Ornamental Trees, KOHKS, VI xm, lireeu-llou.c and llcdtllui: 1'lauU, aud KKKD.H OF Alsl KINIW. a-.vi yon I'liict: i.isr AXh vatai.ouvk A. MTANTON, Nl,h'M, lletneeu Wadt'a wttehouse and Ihn Marble Vint." Agent for II. Hanson. Ins a larice, Hock constantly on i hand, and It i.Hii.iid lu &U ordirs. Call ou him for a . Calalomi. Nov- IMf Saw Mill for Sale.. milK IWF.NA VlhTA HAW Mill. COMTASV X offer for sale, their Meant Haw and IMuiilus Mllla, All comolete, and lu Kood ruiinlm; urdsr. This nrou. ertv Is also an eacitlent site fur a CI.OCIIINIl MILL, and Is well situated for Ixilh Lumber and Oralu trade. for particulars, apply to I WILLIAM WKLLM, deelltf frtsldeat Buina Vlila Saw Mill Co. BT. & J. D. XsDB, D KALKUS IN OKNKRAL MKRCIIANDIHr turacr of Mill aad Mala streets, Dalla., Orecoa. (live us jour custom, and save uaatj Ihertbv.