Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, December 04, 1874, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE FARMER 31 i" m TELEGRAPHIC. PlTTr-nuno, Nov. 29. A dispatch Irotn JShouers, P, saj h this morning twonty-ttve armed Italrans commenced an. outrage ou women arM children, but were driven across the rlvor by cltlzeng. TnoY, is. Y., Nov. 29. Keconlly a carpen ter named Kllfclm Williams began the erec tion of a fratno bouso in an unfrequented district, slxteuii miles north of Wellstown, Hamilton county. Ho hired Geo. Smith to assist him. One- day when drnnk, tho two rnon boiran to quarrel. wuimitih, in tue caurre of the Rtructflo. throw Smith over a -wooden RaW'borno and sawed his head off, Tieverlne It entirely from the body. WIKiums noon aflortvard cut his own throat. Nk York, Nov. 39. The Directors of the Taclllc Mali Steamship Company have rati jfled the ten-year contract with the Panama .Railroad Company. Ttio tlrst Tear of Tweed's Imprisonment expires to-day. Ills oourwel, boltevlng the Hentunco 'for snccesslvo terms of one year etch to poo Illegal, will, it Is sai3, within a day or tvo, apply for h writ of haboas corpus to bring Tweed beloro tlio courts to have the tontoncu revlaed. Tho bill oi exceptions is teady to prccont to tho-Appellate Court. Ni;w Yoinc, Nov. 30. Mayor Iiavemeyer -visited FliMMlm: loxltiy. On rsturnlug tn train Itrokedown Rtifl ho wasotilliwd to walk two miles against a strong wind. He died of Bpotrtexy rfbnrlly alter arriving at his office in tuo'uity nan. The President commenced his message yesterday. Ho dotrj riot Intirad to complete it till the (lay of the ineetlng-of Congress. Il wiU not by prluUxi'tuid no copy will be made tlll'tho morning of tho Assambling of Con gress wren a copy will oe-given to tuo asso elated' Press. 'Ioseon, Nov.3. A violent storm to-dy .diovo a'lhoro and wrecked the baik Votorau. Jlany -other cautaliilos r.re reported, with hfiawiots of lilo. A' circular killer frorc Archbishop Man- tiingv.'ns rvadlnmi tbo'Uattiollo utiurcues in into uiocoMi'yes.ieiuMy, ueciunug cum, nu persotis w)io o not accent tno uogrua oi i'c rial infallibility eeaso to to Catholics. Mxdiiii), Nov. W). It is said the nrmy iiumberN UXyiOO men fully armed. There are-0.UO() nora waltlna arms which havo limn ordered from tueAJnitod States. London, Nov. 'M. Tho American ship Oroat Admiral, Irom lit verponl lo Kan l rou clsoo, has been lowed Into Holyhead data aged, fjxio Janwho, Nov. DO. Tho religious ox clteinotit uiowiinr out of n conflict between the Catholic clergy and thu civil authorities lias oulmineteil In trlous dl.slurtmncea lu the provinces of lYrntmbuco and Parahiba. Paha, Ncv. 30. Tho Tiibvnc newspaper continues to puniisn violent articles attains! foreigners jroneraly And particularly against olllcers of 'the Porfcucuose corvette ,,hWif." 'Tho petple of the e!ty of Para has risen Against torclgners. Tho Government sent Sa.OOO uien'lo auppreta tho demonstration. Panama, Nov. 30. The steamer Talisman which citiiHod so imioli alarm, at last advices was captured by tho Peruvian war steamer IIusar in the Hay of PasoChai. One thou sand nack'iges of arms and Himiiunittou were lound on boaid. Tho revolutionary Peruviaus-on board Jind captured Porto'Illo after tharp fighting with the garrison. 'Half a dozen were killed ou each side. Ottawa, Nov. 15). Notice Is given In the (liUcial iia:tite that application will 'bo mado at tho next eei slon fl.' the Dominion Parlia ment for an act io Incorporate a railway com pany villi powers to construct, own and-op-jrato a Una of railway from Hed Illver pro vince, of Manieoba, to some point In Jlrltlsh Columbia, on tho Paslllu coast. San FiiAriRCo, Nov. 20. Tho Pacillo Mail steamoi Vancouver arrived from Honghetig Mild Yokohama tonlnht, brlnglugS03 passen- gers ana ",v;u tons ot inorcuauinee, ot wnton 1,002 are lur New York via. Pauama. The Vancouver loll Hongkong Oct. 28th, arriving at Yokohama Nov. (itli; sailed tlicnoo Nov. 0. Yoslerday afternoon an elderly lady, Mrs. Drown attempted loeross tho railroad track tit Hncimii station, Almoti'i county, with two children. A paHNoufior train was already under way beloro Mrs. Urown hnd crowed tho track, Mid the loontnotlvo was close upon tier. The driver of die locomotive attempt ed to chock tho tialtvv but his clforts weronot sui'OBstul, iml the littly was knocked down, 'tho wheels of the car passing over her leg, Hovering Incompletely. Tlio children ewcap C unhurt. Mrs. ltrowu's injury is of such a nature that'theru Is no hope of her recovery. Htocktok, Nov. 30. Lewis It. GruvuH, frolght conductor, In tho employ of the Con trol Pacllloi!allrod,-r.iot with a fearful death to-day alout two miles west of this city, at appears that In pasting from a box car to a Hit ho slipped and i'ull down between Iho tis to the truck, utx-1, It is supHsed, must wave laiion across mi.r.iii,Ha tlio wnoie train passed over lilm. 11 was picked up lu a jeariuiiy mangled condition and drought 'to this oily, where ho soon alterwardH expired. Winnkmuc.'A, Nov.HO. Several shocks of onruiquake visited this place ami surround iiig.eouiiiry yesterday morning botwoomO and? o'clook,tlio llrttoccurrlng a few min utes after (I, and was quite severe, ami jjliooU things, up very lively, clocks -were stopped by tlm vibration, and lu one liwlanoo we uavo learned of a-.tovepipo being dls. jilaced. WieKKNiittuo, Nov. 29. K. I). Karleyre- JKirtcd missing a few w!:s ago, supnseJ'to ikvo been killed by tlio Indians while on a ironoctlng tour, turned-tip Saturday even ing alltright. Supwr-u ArrA .Mr. Colin Ford, oftlils jlty, Just as ho who rising from tho breaklaat table last Saturday morning, received a mid den stroku of panclysU. V.'o did not learn the full pactluularH, but understand that ho' la'L'etter this morning. The last uTthe wagon brakes recently made At tho PimltontUry fa? ilawloy, Uodd it Co., ver ahlpjxwi dowu lut evenlag. Tho liark'Ptrtlaud, teoeutly itnade the rut letwewiSu JrancUco to thoauouth of tbe ColumUa lu lew than three days. Advertisers, Take Notice. Tito weekly Wruulation ofiihe Witr jaUKTl'K KVHMFJt Is ,vt that of Iho Statesman, TQ.O. ThU fact tho adverllslng publlo should not full to notice and appreciate. TrjE ffrrKEXS. Market J'rport. Wo wito nt Portland this' wrolc, ntid found an iictlvo market for wheat at Sl.W per cental ; It was Sl.lWJ mi Mow lay, but llucttintod through tho week, I ilto uvcnigu Icing $1.U. Some u!ghtccn I vessels are in the Columbia, and over fifty more are on lho Way, to arrive be fore tho tlrst of February. The tonnage to arrive within the next flxt days, with that already in the river, will fig ure up over HJOyOOO tons, and yet parties are taking ships as they arrive, at ad vanced rates, endeavoring to keep up freights by 3harp maneuvering. If the wheat In this valley could be handled In the interest of producers, and furnished thefce f,btp8 as they want Jt, instead of being bought up at low figures by specu lators, the farmers could control freights absolutely in their own Interest and real ize better prices. There seems a great deal of diflluulty in securing that harmo ny of sentiment and union of action among the produceis necessary to success in 'this matter, but the people are being educated up to it and another year will seo matters in much better shape. The European demand for brcadstulTs has caused a slight advance, and a firm er feeling than has existed hitherto. There is now an active demand at going rates, and the wheat market is every wlicro active instead of stagnant. It is probable that within the next sixty days a moderate advance will take place, but freights may bealso advanced. There is an active demand for oats. At Portland Black Oats aro quoted at 40c, white 4'2 ets. Tlio demand is occasioned by tlio scarcity in Oregon; no oats are be ing shiipcd. The Salem Milling Company have dis patched thoCity of Dublin, and are now loading the Clan Macleod, 1000 tons, and tho James Wislinrd, 1200 tons, with wheat, untl tho liimari, 1000 tons, will load with Hour from Salem Mills. An other ship under charter to that compa ny arrived last evening. Direct trade has now assumed such proportions that Oregon products will have their proper place lu the world's markets, for the first time In our his tory, we are not shipping breadstull's to California, but dealing directly with Eu ropean countries. This will be greatly to our advantage hereafter. llailroad freights from Albany down are now at same rate as by tho river, a new ar rangement that has just gone into operation. The river is now doing a great part of the business of freighting. London, Nov. 24. The Mark Lane Ex press says: There is a general continental ad vance lor one suuung on wneat. Sun Vrunvlm-o ITIurket. BY TELEUIlAril. San Francisco, Dec. 3. Flottr-$1.7536 12Jf. Wliunt $1 5i'01 55 ier 1011ml. llatloy-Jl 17X01 '111. Onts-lil 41X01 6j. lt-fi x ux. Wheat Liverpool qtiotution, O. llkltMOs. 4u. for avvrUKi', nil 10d M10 10(1 for club, per ciutal. Portland Markets. Wliuat. nrcriital. Backed 1 35M 37 Floui, jubblng atlroiii 3 5ki$4 00 llarluy 1 l.'K.fil SU Out, pr cental 1 U&4&.... llacoji 14, . Ilaiu Unit.. Shoulder VirtlU Lard 1115 Kbk SX'O.. UlillU'liK (nym-i 50 lluttiT -brluo, .Oiiu " -roll... " uolld. Cheofo llldee j,rteim. dry... malted. Applea Leg. -' vackii, l'lUUlU k-K.. ' -KiCkt. K XK&.. 1010 (1 15 7 5 4 11 10 SALEM MAHKET. MONKTAItY. Lkual Ti:nubiid, buying, MX : ellini;, Die. FLOUU. GltAIN Ac. Wheat, best whllo, y buflu: m,... onis, vbu auifi .a Corn MeaL y lb :X 4 Flour, bust, ii faik, (t bairel) 1 '1q, 37 lluck heal Flour, i lb -Kb 5 Hi an, y ton fl UK0110 U Hhoru, V Ion -a IHlnO .. OUCako Ileal, M ton 35 (HHiJ..... Flux beed, per tl S,V .... llay, W tou Hrcl5 baled. V tou l-"i&15 OUOOKItlKS. Susar, 8an Fraucitco rellned, ) bbl 1S 15 Uland ba l.'l cruahed ii& 15 powduroil Wt 15 Krauukted.. l:Vi& 14 Sirup, V gal Mt0 IX) Tea, Japan. W tt WW1 Hi Imperial 1 itttti 50 Coffiw, Oola Klca, tb Sk& .. ltlo -Mit .. Kono , SNiii .. Java S.Vi .. Salt, Carmen 11 lud, per CHt ...K7tu: IK) Liverpool, -coarse 1 2.V&1 50 dairy 3 lHi'..... llay s;h&l IX) KHUITa, VKOKTAULKS, c. Applos,.. S5 S dt-lwl, V lb it 5 reachM, dried, V D 0 HI J'Uiux, " ' HXiO IS ilfau, W 4ui 0 I'olatoo. ft bufhel 54 Ml OnVm, V t& a Cabbace. V do 5fe 75 Oarrotr, 1 lwb i5i .. BUTTKrTiTatis, jto. Uuttur, fresh rolls, V SaiZt, packitf AXifr 35 Bfs, V down..... ivfo .. Cheixo Ore),-o prime, y 8 H'" .. Unl, VB 15,V 15 OlUUtc. IJneJ Oil, boiWd, V irallwi 1 Ktffc.... ran. ' 1 &.... Unl Oil, t Rll 1 .VKiM 75 OtwlOll, n ,V(,4 55 Neanfivil Oil, i gil Avtl 35 Tallow, V io a LKATlIKit, lo, Comttfd by J. W. QUIh-ii, deaUr, Balfm. IUrne Leather, )) fits 40 hktrtlni; lAiltur, " :W4 .. llrl.llo I.enllier, " ;.,. 4m3 Hi Kn-uch Oalf urdoa 4,VtJ7S Frruch KIp, prdoa , fT5(ajlUI Cal. and Orvtiu Talf av,t 43 '- " Kin " 51 ! Uiita'Cma Nl, pr S... ,. irVv SH i ttiue. ui,, ,. JtfcQ i " Knvu. .v.s it Dcr Skin, dry, pr .,.... irvi'i S) " drvtsixl. l uvftl hi SliC lVlt ICO "5 Tlie Greatest Wonder of tho Age The Removal S. FRIEDMAN The Two Store Booms OPPOSITE The Ohemeketa Hotel, Formerly used by the Factory Store. HIS REASONS FOR MOVING: RENT FHEE FOIt TWO YEARS. HAVINGI NO rent to pay, the proprietor can undersell any one in the city. Farmer. Granger, Mechanics, and Cltl iTii, on horseback. Men on foot, Peoplo from abroad, Lame men, Poor cripples, Slwashes, and Chinamen, remember that yon will SAVE MONEY by buyim your Goods of S. FRIEDMAN. Come for your DRY GOODS to the Cheapest Place in Town ! liny yonr Drag and Medicines at Fried man's DRUG STORE, where a eood Druggist Is pres ent to serve yon, and one that understands tho busi ness. All the vest Medleal men send their prescrip tions to S. FRIEDMAN, because H. M. BEAR dis penses medicine properly. Yon can buy the BEST brands of WINES for fllty cents a bottloat the SA LEM DRUG STORE. Calico and Domestic very low. Groceries at Bargains. Alpacas and Empress at rednced races. CXOTII INO cheaper than you can buy tho cloth. Hats very cheap. Wool delaine at 23 rents per yard. Table Linen nt 50 cents per vard. Fhnuels and watcr-prool cuuui. BOOTS and SHOES veiyloiv, Friedman's Drua Store, remember, Is opposite the Chemcketa Hotel. Country Produce Taken In Exchange for Goods at 8. Friedman's. The coin will not bo REFUSED lor Roods atlFrledman s. You can buy Tobacco and Cigars very cheap at Friedman's. If you Want an Auctioneer, Get S. FRIEDMAN. If yon wish to sell out yonr business. FRIEDMAN Is your man. You buy FOUR SPOOLS Of Brooks's or Coats's Spool Cotton for 25 cents. Opposite the Chcmekeu hotel, Salem. y Don't fbrcet that the 8AI.ESI DRUG STORE la the place where Prcscilptlons aro carefully com pounded by II. M. BEAR, asi-ietedby W.E. McAFEE, In the Executive Block. Best DLtJ3.GG ..TO. INSURE AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE! The Phoenix of Hartford U AMONG THE OLDEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL INSURANCE COMPANIES IN XIIE WORLD LXD HAS DEPOSITED WITn TRE STATE $50,000 as Security For Orepon patrons. Also, for further security, all policies Issued In Oregon are re-Insured, two-thirds In the HOME, of Now York, and the NORTII BRIT ISH and MERCANTILE Insurance Companies, of London and Bdlnbun;. with combined assets of over fU,O0O,OOO, Gold, tho Strongest Fire Insurance Guild in America ! Now is the Timetolnsure MAGIIX DENNISO.V, Oene-al Agents, ' auB Sansomo street, San Francisco. X3T Policies Issued and renew dd, direct, by O. A. REED, Agent, selldAw Salem Oregon. JOHN O. MORRISON & CO.'S CALIFORNIA Club-House Whisky. JOSEPH BUXTAnSX, Salem, Oregou. IS.SOI E AQKST FOR TI11S SUPERIOR BRAND acknonledjjed to bo the Best Liquor on the Coast. A LARGE SHIPMENT RKCSIWD BYSTKAXKB FOR TUSJOBBISO TXAPK. Also, Asent for Cabinet atd Bouquet Whiskies Beaoluflea Adopted. Nkkdy, Offn., Oct. S3. A resolution passed at Clackamas County Council. Jicaolvcit. That we as cood Patrons of Hns buiiilry aie strongly opposed to the emptor tueut of Chlnfuo lalmrer and that we will do all that we lawfully can, to prevent their belne; so employed by our citizens and more especially by our farmers and we respectfull v request all iiiemlwr of our Onler, through" out our Main and Nation to oo-npe rate llb iih lu crrvlns cut thN noliitinii. Tiiki ,tii rrolutliiu t primed In the WlL uvuinn'R Farmer for three mouths. iy onlerpl the council. W. V. H. Samsox, ' tfectetarv. I I. O 7V S - - 3ra,jrLGJ3. Oity Clipper Plo-wrs, IMPROVED FOR 1874. ItEJDU I.N'U -mi IV m.. Wo u.rninl lliiTil t.l ll Superior to siolzt PIovit Ever imported to ttae-Ec.nc ar. "" " can furiiH. them to suit "v rlntlon of j. We tajpUiem for SUPERI6R to any Sulky or Gan,; Kn fjiStedWutes' We1 challenge any party in Oregon to produce Its SCHUTTLER WAGONS, ALL SIZES, Hacks and Carriages, Seed Drills, Cultivators, and- BROAD-OAST SOWERS, ALL AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. seistf T. OUNNlWGHAJtt & CO., SALEM, OREGON. jh Guardian's Sale. "DURSUANT TO LICENSE GRANTED BY THE unty Court or Aiarion couniy, uregon, on me j,h finv nf Nmpmbpr. 1S74. aulhoriziinr me. as cnardl an oi Eduln Jacobs, Emma Jacobs, tarah Jacob., So phia Jacobs, Jlenson L. Jacobs, and John M. Jacobs, minor?, to sell all of the entire richt, title, and inter est of each and all of said minors in and to tho prem ises bounded by begiunlng at the N. E. corner of me S. E. H of Sec. 1 In T. H S , 11. 1 W. of Willnmet.o Me ridian, and limning thence cast 60 (W chains; Ihencc south 40.H0 chains; thence west 60 00 chains; thence south 10 00 Uialns. thence west -10 H) cliainh; thence north 80 00 chains: thence west 20.00 chains; llience north a).00 chains; thence east till Ml chains to the place of begiunlng, exctptiiur a tract bounded by be ginning In the center of Urlft Creek io the north line of the above-described premises, and running thence east 4.50 chains; thence south 5 W) chains; thence west 10 00 chain.; thuicc north 5.00 chains: thence east 5.50 chains to the place of beginning; all being in tho county ot Marlon, in I ho Mate of Oregon ; I will on the 5th day at liecember, 1&74, at 11 o'clock a. m., at theCoHrt-llo-isedoortnthecityof Salem, in said coU'ity ol JIarion, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, all the estatf, right, title, and Interest ot each and all of said minors in and to said preml.es, for gyld coin in haild. SAMUEL l'JSNTER, Nov. II. 1S744 Guardian. SALEM FOUNDRY, & JVIneliino Shop, SALEM. OREGON. B. F. DRAKE, Prop'r. "jtTEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS, S RcapciB, Pumps, and all kinds and styles of Ma chinery made to order. Machinery repaired at a short notice. Pattern-making done In all its various forms, and all kinds of Brass and Iron Castings fnrnlshidat short notice. Also, manufacturer ol ENTERPRISE PLANER and MATCHER, and STICKERS and SHAPKItS Mav4wtl NORTH SALEM STORE "W. JL,. WADE, i T THE BRICK STORE, IIAS JUST RECEIV i. ed a lull assortment of General Merchandise, Dry Goods, Grooeries, Boots & Shoes, Hardivare, Clothing, Calculated for tne City and Country Trade. Bought as low, and will be sold at as SMALL A PROFIT, as those who SELL AT COST. ISS'-Goods delivered to my part ot the cltv free ot charge. NovSr Willamette University, SALEM, OREGON. THE OLDEST AND LARGEST INCORPORATED . School lu Oregon. Classical, Commercial. Nor- niai. ana pcicminc courses of hlmlv. or fulllnfor matlon, address tho President, T. M. GA'ICH, or th , or th se8'73 omciui, vi itiu ounni oi irusiees, O H o B 0 H ID O & o o P e CD m a e O H H W H H o g o a e P ft o 4 e o O a t o u HOP BOOTS FOR SALE. GK?' AWALI.-S - BOENA HSTA, WILL -. ,.,h.vS so:5.w ,HP oo for sale this fill. war- ranted to bo the Urge arletr. Addrest communlca- iiwHUBivic iu uuena isia, aul:3m Miilamtttc armtr. issrxn ETtBT SiTTBDlT, T CLAKKE Jt CRAIG, I'l'Eutiirns asa rnormiTon. ' A' ":. i, w mw, vTerm of ub,crl(tluu. One coTT,"'oiitf yranM oumbors) One coyy, six tnths tss nanbers) ... On cupy, tUvc mcaniu (lj namben) . .3.00 . 1.50 S faOh. OF THE ABOVE CELEBRATED W. WEATUIIirORD. J. W. WKATlir.RFt.nD. Weatherford & Co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In DRUGS, FAINTS,. OILS, CLASS, Patent Medicines. CHEMICALS, JP erfumery TOILET GOODS, Etc., otc. PURE WINES and LIQUORS, For Medicinal purposes. Medicines Compounded, and Prescriptions Filled. Weatherford & Co., Mav6-v Commercial street, SALEM. K. D. WILLiIAMS. (Successor to Mercury Oflicc,) BOOK&JOB PRINTER! Over Watkinds' Harness Shop, Commecial St., Salem. ALL WORK DONE WITH 'li.'ltHCftS g 30il:itiK TTAVIKG A WELL SELECTED STOCK of new material, new presses, etc., t Mould respectfully solicit and hope to merit' a liberal share of patronage; and not wish--ing to bo outdone by any competitor, I am prepared to do all kinds of JOB PRINTING at tlie very lowest rates. 8ejit.5,'74:tf. SOLDIERS' WAR CLAIM AGENCY,' No. 31 Montgomery Block, Sn Irasioloo. WH. AIKEN, ATTORNET AT LAW, AND . tSFlm? nd f Grand Army of the BcpuD 11c In California and Nevada, will Ao prompt atten tion to the collection of Additional Travel fay, now due California and Nevada Volunteers discharged' more than three hundred miles from home. Soldiers can depend on fair dealing. Information glen free of charge. When writing enclose sump for reply, and stato company and regiment and whether you JT discharge. Congress has extended the time or.!!?Sc'lmfor additional Bounty under Act of --.j , au, luwujiuary o,a, so an sucn ciaima roust be made before that time. Original Bonnty of M0Ov if "5?? allow H volunteer who enlisted belore July 2Jd, inn, for three years. If not paid the samo when discharged. Land Warrants ran bo obtained ror services rendered before J6SS, but not for senlc J,n,,thf u,' ' l"tnsIon for late war and war J: j. hllned and Increased when allowed for lets than disability warrants, but no pensions are allowed- -to Xexicau and Florida a ar soldiers. Stato of Texas , lus crauttd Tensions to survi Ing veterans otTtxtrV Kevolutlon. New Orleans and Mobile I'rire Mie) 1 T now due mil holt,. vwl.t L it .tL. ,......-:. 1- . J i nrTT . : rr.r. rjrm.-:."u "" """Yi ... Auu v.ivifua, Aacuivis.' , anciw r . t j j I Alto i ii -nitI... it -w ." SALEM, OnEGON. ODca rrar tie Old Cwrtllous. A FUL!.