Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, May 14, 1875, SUPPLEMENT, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Textimwmm.in.vnii1 -u-1 -ji.VJJ-Vi.i'v9LJWa. r 3 HI M I How to Kill Squirrels. Brownsville, MayStb, 1S75. Mn, Editob: Allow wo to gh o your roatl ers my experionco in killing bfiulrrols which will beat any thing I have ever seen In print. Well, hero it Is: Take ono pint of wheat, wet It thoroughly, pour all the wator off them, put ono tablespoonful of sugar, stir till the wheat Is perfectly coated with the sugar, thon take ono-fourth or one-third of a bottle of strychnine, pulverise on some smooth surface, I always use an old case knife and piece of some broken plato, then sprinkle It ovor the wheat, stir till thorough ly mixed, then take a wooden paddle to put it out with, put from six to twolve grains In a place, put it la tbo mouth of their boles and on the logs and under tho logs, on the fence whero they cross. This makes a bait that the squirrels are fond of, thoy will eat it and not carry It off to their holes. I think it is the safest way strychnine was over used; there is no dissolving of the strychnine, hence thorols no evaporation. It will kill as iong as it is kept dry. J. It. T. Magazines. The St. Nicholas girls' and boys' monthly hat now included in its circulation The School Day Magazine of Philadelphia and tho Lit tle Corporal of Chicago, lu addition to Our Young l'W.i, The Jlivcrsulc and Child) en's Hour magazines, which gives SI. Nicholas almost a complete monopoly of that branch of litoiaturo. Tho May number is full of good things as usunl, for children, and must prove a groat attraction to tiioin. jritrjici i' Monttli lor May gnes Us read ers a lull and llliidtrn'ed account of tho open- lug conflict oftlio ltoolution the battles of Concord and Lexington which oicurrul on tho 17th of April, 1875. Tins being Iho Cen tennial year all peisous will bo inteiostod in tho patriotic themo. That Mima number completos tbo 23th year ol the publication of tho Magazine, and tho IMitors' Drawer dwells upon tbo fact, and recalls portions of its history Iroin tho beginning to this, the 300th niunbor. Tlio roador will also And much other good reading wo do not need to mention. Tho Intelllgonco roaches us of an accident at linilev sawmill, in Yamhill, In which Mr. W. 11. Hailoy, tho joutiger ot tlio two broth ers, had one ot bis legs ahockiugly bruifod ami crushed by getting caught in humo way under a log ho wan moving. Tlio IlaptlbtH of Albany will shortly com mence the erection of an elegant new church on the site now occuplod by their old one. This Is tbo second church to bo built in Alba ny this season. To tlio Patrons of Husbandry OF OREGON AND WAbIIIQTON. mill! NORTHWESTERN SHIPPING HTORAC1E, X nud Commission Cornpaut, I, of II., ItNIV AflMna ... .1... . 1. I...i .1 am the Improvod MOLINE FARM WAGONS In Oregon and "W. T. Thcso natrons are iniiclo oftlio BEST WOOD, and arc will Ironed hai liu; Ijlcii cli.tlrti.dly Impim ed slneo last year anil nro liuporlid i presslj lor the P. ol II. ul tho Jurisdiction, llu-y will be furnished to mem burs of tlio Older mi tliuhcst possible terms. Tho Company hum ale arranged to supply Oranges Grain and Wool Sacks AH CHEAP AS ANY ONE ELSE can pnrclmo of tlui Akiiks, mid on Urms to suit tliu purcli iei. All orders or luqulrUs must liouildressid to A.J.llDirni, 1'ni.I.l.nt, Or to T. J. JtI.VTI.OdK, Sec ol I lie . , Way II. PORTLAND, OR (Iroturer enpt. THE FIRST IN THE FIELD I Spring Trade of 1875! P. LEVY, At Moore' Conic r, Salem, linlte attiiilloti to liW New Stock of Goods, JUST KUCKlVKll FROM SAN PRANCIStO, AND stilted to this trade, comlrllug of I.ADIES' DRESS GOODS, Gouts' and You His' Clothing, FIno Suits, Uushioss Suits, Underwear, and 1 losiory, BOOTS AND SHOES, IIlltH 1111(1 GU)N, TRUNKS, VALISES, HAND-BAGS, Toweling and Table Linens, im io inns, Fancy Articles and Notions; In Tact, I h ti a nurJ and select Hock of all Staple and Fancy Goods, Exactly suited to this trade, ithlcli I halo tiiiHM aud supplied fir TWENTY YEARS. KkII atlriillon p.tld to Iho wants of our custom vn from the count!) , and CSootU i:cIiiiiiki'iI tor Produce, mi a cash basis. UAL1. AND BEE ilE. L12VV. Snlem. AptllM. ls-rt.tr 8Ci Io Cff4 l'' IlAVathome. Terms fie Hi l mixj .ajs ii. m UltKl&ltiku I k nr - m , J'mtlji.d, Miluo. JOHN G. WRIGHT, Dealer In FAMILY GROCERIES, Crockery and Glassware, Wooden and Willow Ware, Tobacco and Cigars, COMMERCIAL. STREET. Salem, April 20, 1375. d&wtf LEO WILLIS, (SUCCESSOR TO WALTER JACKSON,) We Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Sohool and Miscellaneous Stationery, and Fancy Goods, MUSIC, and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, PATTON'S BLOCK, - - STATE STREET, Snlem, Oregon. Soops Eor Salo: PIANOS, ORGANS, Arion, Tlio celebrated Ciiickcring, ESTEY, Emerson, and Ilallet, Davis & Co., jUasox & Hammk and other styles, on hand, at nnuiuf.icturcr.s' prices. in every fetyle, and at lowest prices. Sakm, April D 1875-ttly c. w. sit ah . J. ii. nooni;. SHAW & ROOHK, General Intelligence, Steal Es tate, &. Collecting' Ascitis. QffictlnJfooieSlltock, SALEM, OREOOX. Tho uiulerrl.tKiI. ckslt'iilnir to fill a heal want of tlio com!minlt.lilpii!riuii-tli eminently ijuall. lied byepcilrco an I pusci.t t inunents, tnke Iikasmu in niimiiiiicliiu to the lusltiees and Inquiring world, that hercnlier wo it III give prompt attention to all matters In our lino. We will act as agents In hornmlng and loaning monc) , collecting notes and accounts, rents, Ac. Wo it 111 attend to rentals of property of all kinds, w ill rcccliu applications for Flro and Life Iiiiuraiico, And it ill furnish information on nil kinds or lotrltl niato business or cnuikwmcnt. Emigrants. Mer- chnnts.Cppitallsts. labon rs of nil trades or (.lasses, may sat e time and money by calling and consulting aplO SIIAW ROORIC. SEVEN DOLLARS BUYS A NO. 1 HAND - MADE -AT- JOHNW. GILBERT'S. VEATCH'S GROCERY STORE, NEW North shlo of State Street, first tloor wt"t of Van Wagner's Fur niture Stoic, IS THE PLU'E TO ITRCHAM: FAMILY ORO rerlis, a I pild cish lor tho entile Smck, mid ron stiiHiitly punk triil I Ik in t the I.OW'hST pocsible cost I ii m pnpand to nil C'licap Tor Cash ami Itcadj ray. My inntti) is, "lluidy paj, ijuick sales, and snll prolits." II) lli4 nii.it s I tun sell punls C'llllAl'CK thmaiit other linii'e lu Nilim. II nut hate n dollar tospttui, call mid fo. that it hat I till cm Is true r" lalsoluiu iiiiw ttr nlreaiul good PRINTS, itlikh i ttlllrill II jurtiM tu tlio tlullnr iUin JlirchlJtr, J P. VEATCII. Plammcr's Patent California Frnit-Dryer, I'atrulcd IK-c. 30, IS? 1. mills I THE CHKAPKsT ANH MOST KfO J. liiiinlcil, 1 irvert rapattt.i, and most spcedr rirjer. and ulie the llult a bi'tttr lilt or, tluu nut othir ma chluuiier luieiited, 1st It only minlres a shed to itork under Sd It Imt holler. Olivine, and sham pump tint can lie iirtnl for other purposes,lu rounettlon ttttli the I)r)i.r. r stpnrattb, 3d The cost Is oiiv half less than nil) other of tho simo capaclt), nnd tlu'iel no ilnn.'ir of liurnluK the fruit, A smnple mmlilue Is In full optratlou at tho factory nfSpuul illue.tllni.Xo 31 Iletle Htvtt.tMii Pranclsco, Cal bend for CluiUcs to 8. A CLAItKi?. Snlem. A Sent f'ir Drecun and Wahln.'tnn. uihsitf T.J. MATLOCK, Ai;intt INirllaml To Farmers and Others. IMMI0HANT8 AKK AltltlVINO IN TIIE bTATK liv eierv steamer lu starch of eniploiment, and tho tloanl nuddinicidty In BetlliipiacancUsfor Ihem Wa thtreforx I'snir.ily reuest farmers aud others who reiiulm Pa'in Hands or lalmr of any kind, to Im. mediately coinmuiiliate itilh u and tie will gladl) supply them ultti such hhor two of charco on our (vurl. Plraso state the it aire ollenil, the class ol men )ou want, and for how loin emploimeut itlll be irliMi. Tho AssUttnttftwrcUrr l In dally attendance l Hie lUwird lloonn, Ankens llulldlrs;. IVirtland, from 10 to A 11. lu tarh i!iv. ta uhoni all liltLrs sLould tieaddtttsed. w. 8. L.nn. II. (H)l,ll-MIT11. II. W. i-OmiKTT, a LKINKNU Kllkli, Wlt.II.VM ItSIl). fctato Co.nisitsdotAri uf lutciUn'toa. SALEM PLOW FACTORY, Near Capital Saw Mill. W. q. ADAMS, Proprietor. A LARGE NUMBER OP BEST MAKE OK Fiona, and of various sizes, manufacture! for the 8prlnjr trade, and will be fold on especially cood terms dnrlnc the next sixty days. Also Double Shovel Plows, and Wheel Cultivators. All my work Is made of the very best material, and warranted to be of first rate workmanship. Salem, Feb. 103mw NORTH SALEM STORE. W. Tj. wade, A T TDK BRICK STORE, IIA8 JUST RECETV Ck. ed a fall assortment of General Merchandise, Dry Goods, Grooeries, Boots & Shoes, Hardware, Clothing, Calculated for the City and Country Trade. Bought as low, and will bo sold at as SMALL A PROFIT, as those who SELL AT COST. SSTGoods dellvcnd to any part oi the city free ot chart'e. NovSv RODGERS. MEYER & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. TORTLAND, OREGON. FARMERS' LINE TO LIVERPOOL DIRECT. Freight taken In lots to suits Shippers. Liberal advance made on Pioduce skipped to our Lltcrpool House. OFFER FOR SALE 500,000 Grain PI ago, 6,000 Wool Bags, 20 Sales Fleece Twine. fcb27 d&ittf THE NEW IMPROVED Bido Feed and Back Feed. THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, MOST SIM PLE, AND MOST EASILY 0PERATE0 SEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET. in If thero is n FLORENCE MACHINE within one thousand miles of San Fran cisco not working well, I will fix It with out any expense to the owner. SAMUEL HILL, Agent, No. 19 New Montgomery Stroet, S 8ah rRAscieeo. p CUNNINGHAM &, Co., Agents, Salem. COrVlMERCiAL HOTEL, SALEJI, OREGOX. Wesley Graves, tf THE WELL-KNOWN LANDLORD OF TIIE rilii Chemekita llotil, ln iescd the Colllllior .uUh. 'll Until for a ttnn of.Kurs. noil Ins re litud mid re liirnlsliidtlie simo and will Lit p It Ht mid to no houo lu the btute. He ran acciunmoduto nun huiiilrtd and llfly (riicsts after his oldstjlu. !-o )(ui lued pot f-ar topito him ncall, for hl Tnhle itlll husucplltd ttllli irobtstthe countrj ullonls Charges reasonahlo, Como one cumo a'l. ftb3. Keilogg's Oregon m THIS TLOW IS THE INVENTION OP A. D Kellojg;. "' Kellojc's P. O., Douulas county, Or egon and hohasrccelteda United States patuit there for. This is not merely a new plow, bin nn irapro e ment that can bo attached tu an old plow Ifdisirable, as well as constructed as a new one. It ' conlsfs of a point, land snio, and sham on tho land side for cut tine; uuder the land, coustiucted of ono plico of sheet metal, cut out 111 suitable form ami bent I'l the shnpe required." Attached, and part i f tho Intention Isun upright fuller cuned so aa to cut the sod and ipither uli stulhle or trash and iruhlo It oft to the rUlu to be entirely coiered un by the furrow. litis lniention has threo distinct adiantasres: 1st In twine adapted to an old plow tilth little expense, Sil In laylne tho stuhblo in the furroit to bo 1 1 tin ly coiered by the earth: Sd Tho share on the laud side, ithlcli projects laterally, cuts under the next furrow aud prepares It In case of roots or firn for easy turn iHeas well as sates the nine of the shire from ttiar, ana tnaklus the draft of the plow both ttiitdy and tralKht. The proprietors Intend to have a limited, number of their plows made by iroo.1 iiuchiiiles. ttlthoiit charge for royalty, to proto their lulue. and iho it ho desire to examine same, i.lll do so at Kniirlit's Mirk, smith shop. Foundry lilock, balein, or at L. L. lyl- HV-. rm'i, v.aiami. uiihVd. k Our Imprniement on plows will be manufactured and for sale by Louis Sillier, Albanj; ami by Irwin, Macey, and bchoolins. and Vvoodlmry, at llarrl.bunr. and by Sloan llrothers, and 1'oludexter & Iuh, at Kueene. Address communications to I.. I. KKI.MHii;, Marrh 10. 1TO. .Imiw. OtkliHd. Or. J. O. JSULIIVAK, ATTOKNSY AT LAW, OPKIIA HOl'Slt SA1.KM. K.simer. hiwdof tl- Mi BRBVKT l,t v)t., tur-iretvil.&. VoULUters, Uo. uul.llu lixA,ii,,l..a TT FLORENCE ! Furniture Manufactory. D. W. PRENTICE, I7J rnSNECTION WITH TIIE SASII A BLIND HF$SS?5rCoS5. Dennis & Co.. at the A xicnltn ral Works, Salem, is prepared to MANUFACTURE ir"XJn.3Xr ITTJUE! OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, For the Jobbing Trade. Office Furniture a Specialty ORDERS FILLED FROM Black Walnut, mahogany, or Spanish Cedar. All wood used is seasoned by tho Bncklcy system ol rying by snper-heated steam, and warranted not to dmne bv sane: shrink after leaving the shop. Orders Salem. May 12. 1874. Solicited. diwtl WOOL BAGS ...AND., CS-r-iaa. 3a.ls.is AT THK SALEM BAG FAOTOKT AND T. Cunningham & Co.'s, AT SAN FKANCISC0 PRICES, Snlem May 14. 1874. d&wtf BOOTHBY & STAPLETON, Manufacturers and Dealers in Sash, Doors, Blinds, and ETC., ETC. BRACKETS, And all Kinds of Scroll-Sawing. HAVING TIIE BEST FACILITIES AND THE latest Improved lvood-workinjr machinery to manufacture the above articles, will oiler Inducements to customers. Also, wood-i;tjrning, In all Its varieties. Orders from the Country Promptly attended to. Ofilce and Manufactory, cor. of Front and State streets iun29 SALEM. dAwtl ST. CHAELES HOTEL, Corner Front and Morrison Sts., PORTLAND. r. FLEUJtOT, ... Proprietor. TniS FIRST-CLASS HOUSE nAS RECENTLY changed proprietors, and offers the fines accom molations to be tound in the city, and the best tables, at the follow ing low scale of prices: Board and Room per day $150 Meal CO Bode 60 Suites of Rooms will bo charged extra. Freo coach to nnd from the cars and boats. Ei ery attention paid to comfort of guests. A fair sharo of patronage so licited feil Sheep Cured of the Scab Disease ! rjpiIE UNDEKSIC.NKD WILL, UPON APPLICA JL tlon, engage to euro Sheep luviu' the "bCAfc D1SKASE" lor Ten Cents per Head. Application by letter or in person will bo nttcndw lopronptly. S. tiOl't', np4' nixie, I'olk co Oregon. THE NEW SEWING AMERICAN XOTACHXXTE rilRIUMIMIKD AT THE OUCGON STATE FAIR JL hitliigciitriedoflr tho first premium as a Cloth ninuut muring machine. (.'alt tally, and secure ono of thesn excellent ma chillis. 11. RK1D, Agent. bJli-m. Oct. 17. 1S74. rtH tf LUCIUS EEX.Ii, Successor to J. M. Kekler A Co., Liberty M., - - NEW VOKK, OS Ooiiimi.irtlou Vyront; I 015 BUYING AND FORWARDING FROM . New York ill Isthmus. Pacific ltnllroid. and tape Horn, all kinds of lerchandle, and for the sale oi i rouucis irom mo i aciuc coasi, for the collection of mot ey. Ac oclbtf SALEM FOUNDRY," & ' Aluoliiixe SIiop, 5ALF..M. .... OREGON. B. T. DRAKE, Prop'r. TEAM ENOINES, SAW MILLS, GRIST SIILIi, ) Keteis, l'ump, and all kinds ai d st)les of 11a. Cilnery made to order. Jlachlncry repaired at a short notice. IMttern making done in all It. iariou forms, and all kinds of Brass and Iron Castings runil.hed at hurt notlro. Also, manufacturer of KN1 ERPRIhE I'LaNKU and JIATCUKU. aud STICKLItS and MIAPKIW ilailittt FLOWER spooler's ntie tluMcr w Sl'OOXEU'S B0ST0X SEEDS. VEGETABLE SEEDS. 1IAKKKT YKGUT.VBLG BKKIIS. Descriptive Priced Catalogue, with over 150 Illustrations, mailed freo to applicant. W. H. SPOONEH, Boston, Mass- TIN WIRE RINCS. Will ot Kwt os malo tke ii .v9 porr. IZardwarA 1V1. ..11 t..n. H'Dfer.ejXOi imiitsss.per 'SCil 7ttnff.ll ft. Hw.t,..j aj PofP'"- Clreulr trfeT ,ill.Vt .llLIi to. OjcanJH. f JVJA Vv- wm I!SS3im5n i5 JONES & PATTERSON HAVE FARMS FOR SALE and Sell City Property, RENT BOUSES, Buy NEGOTIATE LOANS, AND Make Collections. AGENTS TOH. Mutual Life Insurance Company OP NEW YORK. Union Fire Insurance Comp'y OP SAN FRANCISCO. KEEP ON HAND, FOR ORATUITOrS CIROIT latlon, their "Descriptive Land Circular," nod 'Dcscilptlio Circular and Weather Record ol Or egon." flfflrn on m round floor, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, SALEM, OREGON, UtllMJ Oregon State Fair, 1874- FIRST PREMIUM WHEAT-CLEANER XIo Oregon Grausrei, INVENTED BY SAMUEL DAW, BENTON CC.; Orccon, and patented Nov. 25, 1S73, rtcclicd th prize as fhc Best Wheat Cleaner Eier made in tho State. Price, - - - S30. tS7 Will clean 100 bushel' per day to tho man. I shall Immediately commence tho mnnnlocturo of this machine at Salim and Cortnllls. WM. LKAV- ITT, nsentatbalem: BALDWIN & CO. at Conallis. Or address me at CorvalUs. Io2Jtfl SAMUEL DAW. Salem Flouring Mills. BEST FAMILY FLOUR, BAKER'S EXTRA, XXX. SUPERFINE AND ORAnAM, MIDDLINGS, BRAN, AND SHORTS, Constantly on Hand. Highest Price in CAS XX Paid for Wheat ATAX.X. TIIffiES. R. C. KINNEY, Acent S. F. M. Sept Mtf Co J. O. SHELTOW. 3VI. X)., PHYSICIAN AND SIJHGEON, SALEM, Oregon. Otllcc, front room on second floor fi tho N. O. Pnrrlsh brick. Commercial street. Rest dence, northeast comer Front and Division streets. Being a giadnnte of tho Pbyslo-Medlcal. or Curtis Colli gc, Cincinnati, Ohio, wa arc paruly refoim in out practice, dlscaidlng alike both mineral and vegetable poisons S3y STATE AGENCY, Patrons of Husbandry. New Market, cor. of Madison and Front Sts., PORTLAND, ... OREGON. Atl Kinds of Produce T RECEIVED AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. ARTHUR WARNER, State Agent. PORTLAND, Dec. 17, 1874. JOHN B. PILKIN&TON, M.D OCULIST AND AURIST, rOrricE Deknm's Block, I'ORTLAND. Treats as specialties all Diseases of the Head, and parties larly those o! tho Eye, Ear, Noo and Ihroai. Crosa tves Stralifhtennd. Artificial lives 'usertsd NER ard FAR-SIGHTEDNESS and IMPER FECT ISK)N of every kind, scentlllcallytieaud. Dr. rilkiiigton hereby infoms the tnanvjiisoi sit ho have during the past two jenrs consnltui hlu for re lief ot imperfect ilslon, tl at ho has at length rcccii. ed foil set of'nUAL LENSES, and Is prepared to presulbetho piopcr glahses to coirect tlio vaiious ililcits of vlo'nn mnvS icvrAitLisur.D lssr,. Willamette Nurserv, G.W. WALLING & SON, PROPRIETORS, Oswego, Clackamas co., Oregon. Growers of the Choicest Varieties of r K.UXT Tatars & sHatrusxmy Particular attention giien to Cherry, Trune and riuur tres. im People of the West Side ! WE RESPECTFULLY CALL YOUR ATTEN lion to our Large and Splendidly Assorted STOOK OP GENERAL MERCHANDISE. SetorTTe(?.5atInICES-"111 "" CDr' The Lowest Hates! Our Motto Is GIVE THE BEST VALUE FOR TnE MONEY- V. HIGHEST PRICE FOR PRODUCE. in"m.l ui"u,a ,ook "rouali our store, and bni n trial bill, our LOW PRICLS is onr ttoiycst nriument. N. & J. D. LEE. DALLAS. April P. 1575.11 CHSMEKETA HOTEL, SALEM, OSEOOX. TIIOS. SMITH, - . Proprietor, (Late of the Empire Hotel, The Dalles.) HAVING LEASED THIS MAGNIFICENT no. lei for a term of years, it Hill Ye my sole object to please. Cr- yrw) coach to the llon-o. i TlLMON FOIID, ittorucy and Counselor at Law, SALEM, OBEOOX. Of3cc la ration's brick tnlldljii-, np stairs, apt I h;9 1 A A I r r ,, m vfoffitW$?f r.At r.-h;i..Wl .yWBitoi, LAaa dMSsiwa . j,istV. . rfiBt1-'- fcj u I ,'jj .. . ': iji. ..iaifeait; vy- , I-.KiWIHajHb.CU -..kW-j. . K.. L.