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THE CHAMPION THRESHER
Is matte especially from OREGON DESIGN, and has all the
Pitt's Latest Improvements.
mis itirisn"r la no longer artvertlcd under tbe name of G'H ALLEGE. To
uvauiiiuiiuiui: names ana iraac marks, It is branded with oar trade-mark,
JSfUUnpiOll, without which none arc genuine. These machines
x.m?.-"iT is ffiin-i7iJYSirBVoaiS' a" ,hat ,B ,mpll;d '
HAINES GENUINE HEADER I
Itu Cjiocla! Improve menu for 18T3. We lun e Two 8tyle W and 12 feet Cut.
JiiilllliEi AilJI 0UUHLIS UK Alt.
Sole Agents for the
BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER,
Too well and favorably known to need comment. It is tho
PREMIUM HARVESTER of the World. As a Self-Rake
Reaper it is unequaled, and as a Mower it excels them all.
Agents for MARSH HARVESTER,
A cheap mode of harvesting Small Crop". Binder ride, and reap and bind TEN
Aiiu.9 per us). e nave uanesier wun Header Attainments.
1TKKKI.ISK, IUKLLICK ce.'S THKGMHERS, Endless
Clialn. For Two or Three Morses. with Latest Improvements. A most deslra
le machine for the banner who does bis own work. But two horses and three
IiatteH" are needed. I
!
.TAYLOR SULKY RAKE.
The Strongest and most thirable Rake In use. Cost saved In a Season.
voltrlns Xl.AlK.ecB. Ncllls' Harpoon Horse Pork.
Horse Fork. liuRSK 1'OW i.113 a 1 styles, "Mounted." or "Down."
no-
Palmer t
Mitchell and Schuttler Wagons Best in UsePrices Reduced.
i ij t i i i m CASH. CREDIT. CASH. CREDIT,
3" i j . 1 sl1,t7.!voI?.,orseV 511000 $123 00 3 1-2 Inch Heavy Two-Horse $120 00 $134 00
J 1-4 .Iiidli MedlumTwo-Horse- 115 00 128 00 3 3-4 inch Medium Four-Horse 135 00 150 00'
EST hack Wagon complete, vUA Spring Scat -and California IiraJicWide Track Extra, $5.
Californifi Crops and Market.
Trota theS.eF. Commercial HeraUlot July
lt, we tako the fallowing:
We have now .completed another harvest
year showing .a.'lurge out-turn of Cour and
grain, yet tbe noli proceed", are very constd
rablytless ttuuvthose of the year preceding
tbe low prices ruling for breadskuff tbe
yroTldovor, the-rcsujt of rull average crops
both In JJuropo and America, aod bleb
freights. Ill e tlrst-uii months of the year are
causes oirOicienb to-occount for an unprofita
ble year's business to all oiporteraof BTlour
.d Wboat to tho United Kingdom. All
things considered the cereal crops aroiprom
Jalng a fair average yield. And with anvklnd
of inducement held out for an exportitrade
5n Flour, Wheat or Parley a Jarge business
is sure to follow,(psr.tlcularly as tonnage is
rery nlontffiil and frelghl exceedingly
cheap. The wool cljpis turnl og outtou as
well as was predicted, the vi 9ld lame on d
jair prices rooeivea lor the prod uct.
Tbe supply of dlssngjged ton oage exceeds
60,000 tons a Jarge llfci of idle hip now.ly
ing Idle in our harbor. Tuore Is vory little
business now offering, and frel ;bts to tbe
United Kingdom are entirely nc Hiinal, say
48s to Liverpool direct, or I7s lid to lbs
United Kingdom. We iknow of i to outside
charters upon the markot r.t date.
Wiikat The receipts of both old and new
re quite meagre, and In-order to t Iraiv out
needed supplies of choice old extra quality
o meet tbe necessity of millers, extrat irdiaary
inducements have boen made ther .for, re
ulting In tbe purchate of fiCWO sks gll lodged
in 8tockton at f 1 7.1. The Vallejo Stai t UUls
report purchases by them of 2.000 to is ex
tra choice, delivered at their mill at $1 aafei'
f5 V ell. These are fancy prices that vry
few can afford to pay, and really no crll rian
f the general market, as our local mi Us
contlnuo to pick up needed supplies, In VuUt,
Atfl 72.'jl "5, Transactions for the v enl:
inolude eevoral thousaud sacks good to pn use
new for oxport at fl 00&1 05. Imnibdlali Jy
following our last issue, the Liverpool pn w
of a versgo dropped toSsind; sinco thon tl
extenslvo tlood in tho south of Franco lib
caused some anxioty as to tho extent of dam
Age and fronted a little better feeling in tho
J'.ngnsii markot, looking toward improved
rates as the season ndancc. The Wobfoot
from Oregon brought a.'.'UhkH. The Liver
pool quotations ot ovon dales are for average,
is lOdQOd (1 1. 1874 aorago 12s 4d(i.l'Js (Id;
club, liN aiVii 10 1. 1873 average, Ms lOd
l!!a; olnb, l'J IdQl'Jifil,
Wool Tho outgoing I'aiminii stoamor car
ried but fill.tOd Itu. Tho A.ix fiom Oregon
Drought ,(s bale. Tho imirkct at thin writ
Ing Is ery fliiKglhli. hKlfs for the wtck ii
reported aro Io-h lli.in hn a long titim pHht,
iuoludlngyi,COOII.sN(irtli(rn Spring clip ul
MH; l'J,000 lbs do Fall at ISn.
Tbe Jlrxtiih Tuule Journal ot May 1st, bus
tho following Hem :
Wiikat '1 ho pili'n of California wlieut In
this country Is now so much In low lis for
mer propm lion to other surls, that, notw ilh
landing tho largo qunnlitv already ru-olved
and btlll expected from California, Ibute
aceiiiu no lOHson to exptct any greater futiiro
relutho depression on this hurt ol w beat llian
on others, and this is a point tho considera
tion of which must lia of lulorcst to many
present huldws, A uiiirli greater number
ofiullUrs in tho couutrr lue, moreover,
latterly beeoiiinneoustumod lotliouso of Call
lornUwLent, wlikh eiriuiilbtaneea must ex
tend tho biilo of it.
provement, and freights will probably con-j
tlnue to rule reasonable, but no certain pre- '
diction as to rise of markets can be made for '
a month or more to come.
The hay crop will not generally be heavy
through this valley, if our Information is
correct, and tbe fact is attributed to the warm
and dry weather which -came in April and
retarded the growth of tbe grass. That may,
however, only have been the case in -certain
localities.
BitizDKLf utA, July.fc Wool quiet, sup.
ply increasing, prices steady. Colorado, ,
washed, 2S30c; do unwashnd, 2l25j ex- ,
ira, uiu ineriiiu puiieii, wiao; i), inupffT
'fine pulled, 4043c; Texas tine and medium,
28u32c; do coarse, -'lgiioo; California fine
ana medium, 2S(5,32c: do coarse, 2125c.
London, July , The JVaW: Lane Kcprem
says the weather is calculated to greatly hin
der harvesting, not having the dryness re
quired; hence It looks very threatening for
tne j mure, .races are one shining higher,
and in the home markets two shillings.
Farm for Sale.
I WILL SELL MY FARM OF 3SO ACRES,
iiTO of which are cooa prairie, under iotmI culti
vation, wlthyood fencer, principally cedar rails, two
grain barns, one large hon-e ham and wscn hou-f. a
4,-ood dwelling house, which cost 4.500, a cood or
chard, and all the necessity Improvements for a rood
'home, and In as healthy a locality as there Is on the
coast. My market Is only one ami a half miles, school
hous5 one third of a mile, two stores and post office
tbreeauda half miles, from my hou-e4 -church, two
and a half miles. The furm could be dhided toad
vantage, and rnifkA t n n innri finns.
The farm Is sltmittd near the center of WHIUUT
ISLAND, Island county. Washington Terrttory. 1 he
Island Is forty miles Ion" and lire or six miles wide.
J. C. KEI.LOGM
lm P O. address, Conpeville. iskind 10 , W. T.
Presses
ron ziTUEn
HAY, HOPrt, OR FLAX,
MANUFACTURED TO ORDKR BY T. B WAIT,
third door south ol theuld.M. K. Church.
Remember that these Presses bae neer failed to
take a FIRST PKKMIUM wherever exhibited.
E ery Press warranted. Send lor circular. mS0m3
Portland Markets.
Wheat.pr cental, sacked 1 60(2.1 SO
Floor, jobbing at from .. 4 fxjQC'OO
Barley 1 401 to
Outspr 4iu i,u
Bacon Ilia..
Ham Ufa..
Shouldir .... 70i8
uira !(&
Kiars li.mts
Chickens 2 Sfta3 50
Ihamplon rcJpfr and Monr The n!Vl
Pelf Hake combined Macliircc in the Word.ns evi
denced by the rict of its luiln rtcehed the liUh-c-.tawanlat
EthibHions and Field Trial-, both
in Kurope and America in ls't. Mromr. and suit
able for Hax as well as Grain. fV"Send for
Champion Ciicalars before Uiciamt: wnai Keapcr
to otiy.
I udte's Praptr asd Vower "Ohio" and
"Buckeyo" patents combined, with Dodge's lm
pro emeut; tw o sizes, Nos. 1 and 2. Can be set to
cwf lUnhtr 'hum any o'Aer Sel Haktr. Prices great
ly reducd for 1S75. ta?"Send for Circular entitled
'Twenty Reasons why larmera should buj tbe
Dodge.''
Mrlormlrk'H Kraperaad orr. HandRakcre;
titra elronq and durable. Prices low.
Marsh Vant-ttrDetii able and tconoinlcalvmy
nriixnestim-L'rulti. Ilindc.s ride. Radical chan
ges and iinpn ements lor 1ST5 Many prerer them
to Headers and Reapers. Send for DeecriiitiM:
Circular.
llalniK' llratcr or llirvclcr With Hodzcs'
Improvements and other additions for ls75. 'two
slxe-". ten and twehe feet cut. Our neade's are
made in i'eA., uunwe, ana are me uiu-t spprueu
style and make. Look out for 'nfetlor tnaKtt'
with pretended Improvements, thatuiayboofletet'
by California aeaiers or iLeir agents.
runner llnwrr. Four sizes Combines all the
detlrablo teatures that are fonpd In any other
Mow er. Nos. 3 and 4 are more particularly recom
mended for Zieai! tcork. Descriptive Circulars
furnished. Prices reduced for 1S"5.
KDrasne Iron Miner. A model nfHmnlldlu and
jierjtctioa of tmcAantitn, and I" THE llnttl gtiiretl
machine yet introduce:; Is tlronrj nuailuiaUtaaA
unquestionably TUE BhST motlti atepricttiyims er
in Ilie marKei tsr seuu lor a -pruL-u jmuipuiei
and examine Into the merits of this Mower.
Knulrsa thaln Threshers.-Wbeeler. Melll:k&
Co's two sizes, with special Improvements not to
be found elsewhere.
Horse Powers, All sizes and stvle. Including
the ncvrnocfePilt, both "Mounted" and "Down."
Taylor's Sulky Kake. Superior to any other
Rake yet Introduced. Very desirable for gleaning
wheat fields as well as raking bay. Have had
them made exuresslv "to order." ttionotr and
htaUer than can be found elsewhere.
Keiulting Bakes. Sand 10 feet long.
Barn's Bake. Nine feet head, vtomitnl on 'run-
nent. new trlpplug device; Is much THE BUST
Revolving Raku made.
Kuiruln flits' Improiei hallcrRfr' Thfihcr.
Moit- iwjrfoitinenlit and addition for IS75, In
both SrparJtors and Powers Want of spacn lor
bldsumiiifratlDg. Is noiv recognized as"27f"'
Ua llnq Thres'ier, and staiids far ahead ol the
'Wimlitft of the ll'oimt' In tho i-stlmatlon of
the Threshing public. GUARANTEED to tejxi
latejanttr and ct Mter. without auckiug or
tCOJie Ol grain Iiwn k l v J iiciv j nireittrhmicn.
Particular attention Is called to the nlosless "END
SilvKE" SHOE, aiidweir Improvements In the
"Jfounttil" J'ou-ert, etc.. tc. Threshermcn who
who have not seen the rhamjei and Iniproettiitiitf
made In the "Pitts" Buttdo lhrcsher during
the last two vcars, will eiiiniill titir oun intrrtnthy
looking at the "CHALLENGEK" before buvlnj;
il-ewh re. .1 .VA'll PAIJJST RIDDLE 'or
THRESHING FLAX can be furnished when
desired. All sizes, from4 to 14 horic power. Look
out for "BoglH" lhltf Thrthtr. The Htmiine
arc made only by Jas. Bruyl. ), Buflalo, N.Y , and
cdii bti had only through us or our authorized
agents.
H'rse Hay Forks. "Nellies" Harpoon, ac
know ledge I o be the best. Alio Palmer s
fan WIK-Chirk's "Double Shake" Pacific Mill.
The only Mill that will ttvtmte Oats from Wheat
jyM7y.
Mrtir r-rales. Hay, Platform and Mill Scales.
Various sizes.
lliunis "Blanchard's," the bft in the icoild;
also tbe Cylinder and Thermometer
Wagons. Wf have both tho "PACIFIC" and
thr "Bain" with " NEW PATTERN" extra rtronij
and nary thliiMc. Wheels soaked In BOILING
OIL and other Improvements for 1875. Guaran
teed to i mm lighter and 0'iluear any other wagoa
in this market.
8nr HIT. Waeons. A New three and four Snrln
Wagon complete, with two seats, Ac, cheaper
and better and more complete than those made
here.
ALSO,
Harvestlnj Tools, Mill Stones,
Extras for Machines, hmut Machine,
Sickle bectlon, Steam Engines,
Rubber A Leal her belting Planing Machines,
Turbine Water Wheels. Bnggles, Carriages, etc.
We Import only the BEST articles, and our
prices will at all times bu as low as the lowest,
tSyLibcral terms to tho Trade. Manufacturers'
Descriptive Circulars mailed on application.
May 7.
KNAPP, BURRELL, A CO,
Portland, Oregon.
'Xisnou's
Butter brine
roll
" solid-
Cheese ,
Hides green
" dry ,
' salted
Wool, -lu for best quality,
20-'
40
35..
lt318
6
14..18
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SALEM MAEKET.
MONETARY.
iLmalTindihs, buying, S7i : sclng, Xc
FLOUR, GRAIN &c.
Wheat, best white, D bushel H....
Oats.Vbu - M37X
Cutn Meal, ) S ... :vk(, 4
Flour, best, aatl', (X barrel) ...l xsai 37
Buckwheat Floor, 9 16 4 5
liran.Tlton 10 0011 U
Shorts. ton ...it 0U ..
Oil Cake Mual, 9tnn ,. 25 UX....
FlatfiJeod, perlb ,- ....
Uay,,W ton jlsaio
baled, V ton ia,ta
QKOCEltlES.
rtugar, Baa Francisco refined, "p bbl 1S3 ..
Island SOllK
crushed &18;
powdered 1444 15
irraiulatid lu 14
tlnnp, $gtl 1 0U&1 25
IVoj., Jaiuu. i tb 50401 00
Imperial I KiQl 0
nu:ie, Costc Rica, tl S. 25& ..
Rio Zkj& ..
Kouo SliJ ,,
Java avi .,
tu t, Carmen.lsland, rr cwt 1 Oo ..
Liverpool, coarse. .- 1 2&m 60
dairy 00d....
lCay 87,01 00
WELL EXCAVATOR,
I HAVE bought the right to nse thN machine In
and am ready to till all orders lur v ells at $1 per
tool, with WOODEN TUBING For other tubW.
special arrangements. This mode or boring w ells has
proved a great succets. All those vv anting w ells, please
glv e me a trial. Address,
myjinnl A. II. KUNMY, BeUirl, Polk co.
S A It E M
FURNITURE FACTORY,
At Mill Creek Bridge,
LIBERTY STREET, - - - SAL8M, OREGON.
All kinds of
FUKNITURE ON HAND,
And Made tu Order.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED
On the lowest terms for CASH.
JOB WORK done, and all kinds of TURNING
Orders promptly Attended to.
Goods delivered to any pert of the clt), to the rail
road, or wharf, vkee or ceauuk.
PARMENTER & BABCOCK.
April SO. 1875. wtf
f
DIXIE STUD FARM.
TL?tL Farmers
STOCK- BREEDERS
VT. WKATHFUrOHD.
w. waAnrxttroGH.
Oregon Crop3 rtndKaikots.
Tho very warm woulior of tlio list week Is
not calculated (u as-.Nl tho Into sown spring
wheat, but wo hear liars expressed that Mich
may 00 iujurvd tboreby. Ho lar as wo can
Judgo tho prospect for a largo yield of grain
iHS good as w as evor known, If spring grain,
Vfbloh some of It was put in quite late, shall
have a favorable season for maturing.
The old w beat In tho country Is gradually
iindlng lis way to market, and very little will
remain In tho bands of producers when tho
new crop comes In,
Tho Into telegrapblo reports and Califonilt
market quotations will glvo the reader a fair
ideaof the piospeitsof tbo wool and wheat
4iiarJ(09, In the letter there Is hope for ltn
Appl
FP.UI1T8, VEUCCABLES, Ao.
iiirled.-'tD
wi dried, II lb...
lid
HIT
m
60nt
soa
it
He
Pcacl
Plumr 1 , fc
Boans, p-itt..
Potato - iS buslwl, ,
Onions V "
Cabbag V, doz
Carrots, 1 nuu., ,
buttlcuTeggc, Ao.
Butter, fr. Wkt'oll. f tt
pa WJ
K-gs, V d ...
Ulueso Or t pftnt, B
Lard, V t- " ....
aitsT.tc
Llnnvd Oil, ' "! Vtallou
, I. '
Lanl Oil, ga Vw
I'.xlllll. "
Niatsfiiot Oil, t K"1 1 Vlt
Tallovv. , V -.... ba
J JIAT.'Tllh, Ac.
Correct! il by '. W. iltliwrt, deakr, t-alem.
Hariii'ss Lrither. V 2
rtklrtii.r Leiitlicr, '
llrirtlo Leslher, "
French Calf jirdor..
French Kip, Jirdoa
Oil and Ore,'cm Cilf " ...
" Kip " ...
Bantn Cnu Sole, pr &,
Hidiis, dry, "
.1 SK....
.1 1'xB....
.1 7ifU 00
SVft
10
40
green. ,
Deer Skins, dry, pr B, .
Hhoen Pelts.,
dnssoil.
;imo
. sv ..
. 4Vn 10
..IV75
.fttOJHX)
. SIV 4J
, 6Jd ,i
arm ;a
. IHj-4 IS
Kb
1 ll?M Ml
ino 75
lillamtttcarnwr.
ISSUED StEUT SATlOiOAT, BV
OJA-RICIO & CllAIG,
vuBusiitns urn raoraixToKj.
. 4. CLAKKI. , U. W. CBIIO,
Terras or ubrrlplon.
Onecy, one year (M numbers). $3.00
One cmT. six mouths OM numbers) 1.(0
Oue copy, Umia monthj (t J numbers) lb
WEATtJEaFORD & Co.,
WholC(a k) ecid Retail Dealers In
MUSS, piim,
OSLS, GLASS.
Patent Medicines.
i CHEBllCALS,
cor 1 TLLXia. ery
TOILET WODS,
Etc, etc
PURE WINES and UQXJORS,
Fur Mislirlusl purvos. '
Medici n 99 CorapovtrulocI, and
ProjcripHofTs rjlllod.
Oregon acfl Washington Territory
A RE RESPECTFULLY ASKED TO EXAMINI
:&. the Stallions kept lor the
Improvement of Stock
FARM OF JAS. W. NESMITH,
Polk County, Orotron.
Tho animals offered are selections from the-
Sest Thorouglibred
.AND.. '
TROTTING FAMILIES
..OF..
Kentucky uutl the Hnslrrn States.
Tito public are cordially Invited to eiimlne the
"Spirit ol tho Times." "Turf, Field, and Fjnn." and
other leading Ami riean bt.s k Journals for theii ante
cedents, as will as eumiuo the animals themchc.
wnlehwill beruidir the rirnnr ALPIIKUS UU1LD,
fonuerly with BUDD DollLE, of lcw York.
Service Season, from April 1st tu All", 1.
stock tbe
Woathorford & Co.,
JtlT 6-t CaaurwrciAk tUvtU A-BJt.
As a representative of Tlioroushbrtd
Stallion
DELAWARE,
HredbyR. A Alexander, or Kentucky, l off -red- he
ia by the famous race hoia Ifliicol.l." he hv
"Bostiin," out of " Fllrtlllt.tr ." by "Sir Archv."i
Delaware wi out or Ariel' she bv Imporurt - for
pedou. 'who was brought ont In Fnglancl. anil made,
as is wellkiinwn. an mvliblo repuiatlon nndtr the
ownership uf Generil (ir.vinnr. . me
IK'Uware has performed a- follows- At Wnndlawn
spring meeting of NJ he won the stake for three
vear olds; next, the Prodnee sukes rr thito years old
eolts. two-niilheata- ?.4k Mttt,. M.W...M. ...j
1.WH1 1 added by the Club. NextT the- Cluf. I'Srse"
fi0, o-mile heats, allagesr and three days afttr,
he beat the famous "Harry of the West" for "Club
fi?S, ?! "(X' 'l'ref-n'!l "tats, at the Patterson
Fall Moetln,.. At the lloboken hpring Meeting, I8i7.
SanrordSweepsuke." purse. 500, mile and bait
At lstterran Spriiw Meeting, 167 won the tone-mile
dash f(r all ages tit f-V. and the same dav he heat
"l. three-mile hails, for700. and at the Patterson
iVpVYwFi.V? toL Vnirrwoni Girt Perse' offaOO.
DELAWARK is rich bay, I5i hands high of per
fectly quiet temper, and is a very desirable sire for
road and sportin,. stock.
. "firing fspecuny to enronragea class of better
blooded horses 1. wu hare decld.-it to put tbe sen-Ires or
DelawaraTO lvfillnfs i.x. r. 1.1 .-.:..
time of Venice. '" """"""
WINTHROP KNOX..
Formprly Bonney's Knox,
I ft HW brown. Ill hfinjTi Mvh attA UAn.. m ik.
Is four years old. and y a. sire.1 by " Oeneral Knor."
he hy "Vtrmont Uem." bv Khrrm.n iii.ri- '
lUk," by "Vermont BUck.JJai bv "rjliermaK j
Morgan." by ".Instln Morgan." Tho dam or "Win
throp Kno " was out of the well-known Levitt mare.
Said niaro was raised by John O. Wing, E-q.. of Wln
tbrop, Maine, and was by Black Lion," ho by the
North Horse or "Sherman Black-Hawk" dam of
Levitt mare bv Old Wltberell, lie by WlnthropMesstn
ger. hy Imp, Messenger. The granddam of wlnthiop
Knox was hy Young fiambletonlin," ho by "Hants
Ilamblctonlun," who was thoroughbred and stood ot
Bristol Vermont, nnlll be was 87 years old, pioduclng
' Grtj Eagle. ""Judy nrthe Lake." "Green Moun
tain Boy." "True John," "Sontag." "Grey Trouble,"
" Blaek Marin h'." and manv vther celebrities.
Senlcis or WINTUJiOP KNOX for 40 TO IN
SURE. Provisional uotunt Hnio of seivlee.
BLACK STRANGER
Wa sired by Uncle Shube, a largo fast Stallion by
Geneial Knox Uncle Shube (formerly kuown as
v jir's Knoi) Is now owned by Henry It. Bnttertlelil,
h , of Waterville. Maine, is a thestimt stallion VU
bonds huh, and weighs 1J50 pounds: was neverfltnil
lor last work, having been kept In tho stud, where be
his proved n getter or lust animals. Ho tiots a mill
In 2 JO. aim his halves readilr in 1:10. Ont 11 rnrnnl
a green lutir 5 eoi old or S 50. (See Thompson's rec
ord "Maine Ured Horses."
The dam ol Mack Stranger was tho well-known
Reynold- male, weighing 1S.-J) pounds, riled by llo
man's Messenger, by Stout Messenger, hy Winthrop
Messtrrgfr, hy Imported Messenger, and her grand
dam (iho dam or Lucie Shube) was a Messenger male
veUhlugHnfl pounds.
riLACK STRANGER Is 10f hands high, and weigh
ert when s'aited for Oregon 1W pounds. His llmb
aroofsueh cxtraonlliiary strength, with knees and
gmnbrcl Joints low don 11 like sire, and giautlslru Gen
eral Knox, tha' we re-l Unit this, ndi'ecl to his close
alllanee to sue1! reiuorkoblo spetd and print sire In
both branches or his tjiutly foi so ninny gemratlons,
must make him a valuable stock getter loi the larmera
of Oregon.
J!LCK STIUNGnrt will stand for. ,70 TO IN
SURE, t'lovlslonal uotu at time ot servile.
MAC NUM. KWOJf,
Thrw years old. pnt, by "tleunrsl Kuo:" ilnm by
ii.iuma. ntirse, oy "liouuiu s .lleHstnel, - 11 "ntono
JIe-'nnger,"b;" IVlntlnop Mi-siugi r." I) " luiporli il
vin.ingt-n" she wrl.'hid 1,1 50 lbs and Is tuw ownid
by the IUtliSlt-atii MIIKo.
"ervlces ofJHOMHI KNOX, 9'iJ TO INSURE.
Hrovl.lonal note at time of sen he.
GOOD IMVrURAGr: for nil marcs, with tlsll) care,
for $1 pt week. Nu rlk taken.
The proprietors feel much confidence In offerlt g
this stock, as "Giienl iliuix." she of" Winthrop
"?,?,'i "d "f "",,J-'U" )vno," and grand she of-
Black htrangir." has won his wiiv through all op-po-liion
In New Fn 'la ml, winning tlio hljhest slnkis
while owne. by Col J.uig, and taklii' tbo lil.'hest
awa'fisosastock horseNiver all cvv tjr.glard. and
now at V0 ve irs of age sunuls.it Iho ht 1.1I .IT tbu i-Fath-ion
A'uJ farm " stable, for .ISO searon serv Ice w llh
out warrant, with such rompmions as ",T Gould,"
"Socrates," and "Taller." and was selected and con
plid wltn such celebrities as "Lady Thorn." " Luev,"
and many others, "Harris Hambletonlan," tho grand
sire of "Gen, Knox" and great grand sire or the colts
otfereil for service, waa by tbo Inbred thoroughbrfd ,
horse Hambletonlan. See Stud Book, page lb7; and
Hambletonlan was the produce or Imported Messen
ger to his uwu daushter.
A Mile Track
Has been laid nnon Col. .Xeamlth,. ,tto .iklh
vvlllbeln.Mr, (oilld's care, who will handle aruj train
tbe stallions and horses for other parties tfevlrons. All
correspondence requlrtug answering will receive
prompt attention,
rartles desirou of training their ewn ailmnls aro
conilallvnfltr-d 11,1 uc 1.1 Ibetimk sal any adrift
tu training or liaud.lu.-, or UMlsUi.ee- tn tbe sale oi
tlocJt.
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