Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, September 03, 1875, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text-WILLAMETTE FARMER. i Uccklcss .Financial Management. If tliore js anjr pot of earth whore the wofltl move. Vaster ( than elsewhere, ami whore ttoth' business anil socinl tftiiiis iire conrfuctetl.in ti style reckless and rap id beyond the' possibility of -afety, tliut legion is California, and the central point af reckless display And speculation is the city of Sun Francisco. Our own State copies after the most sober life of the East, and afibnls a striking contrast to the state of things existing with our southern neighbor. Wo may well con guitulatc ourselves that such is the case. Tiue, we have not the sudden means of wealth and the temptation to ostentation and fast living theic nU'ouled, and we doubt if we have reason to desire it. Such wealth, though mo3t piccariotis, brings with it temptation to speculation of the most unhealthy kind, and the pe riods of levulsion are as certain us the seasons of great success. But yesterday, to the uninitiated, the Bank of California, with its live mill ions of capital, seemed a pillar of stiength and a mine of wealth. Its President, AV. C. KaMon, known as a man of vast entcrpiiso and great eneigy, wasapiinee among merchants, a king among financier, and his home, twotity I've miles fiom San Francisco, was kept up with a state and liberality of hospi tality that were a matter of astonish ment eveu to Culifomlausi To and from that home arid his office in the city he drove each day with his four-in-hand, like a whirlwind. Guests he entertain ed by the hundred; vast enterprises were moulded by his mind, and made success ful by his will; and the story of Aladdin and his lamp, the most wonderful'offtlie Tales of the Arabian Nights, was:arpe ly lnore wonderful thun the'life and his tory of the great banker, to whose will all things seemed to bow, and whose story seemod only paralleled by the magulliccnt Palace Hotel, of which he was one of the chief designers and pro prietors. Tho bank and its president seem to have been drawn into the wildest schemes and speculations that have characterized the reckless course of Cali fornia stock-gambling, and of Into the papers are tilled with the story of its lamentable failure, and tjic even sadder story is told to us of the death of Ral ston, who seems to have trespassed upon the trust confided to him and used the funds of the corporation for his private purposes. Tho bank is Krokeu, the mag nificent man for, whatever may be said, the man was magnificent is dead, and we need not pause to decide if his fate was suicide or apoplexy to draw a moral therefrom and learn an iiupoitaut lesson. Making haste to bo rich is not healthy. The speculations of stock gamblers are as vicious, though unfortunately not considered so dishonorable as the opera tions of the faro table. Tho true sphere of man, which he may legitimately fol low and expect the blessing of God and tho respect of his fellow man, is that which relates to the everyday 'wants of the world about him. He that cultivates the earth or does something to add to the happiness or welfare of his fellow man, has more satisfaction in life, even though ills lot be poor and humble, than If he realized sudden wealth from vicious schemes, and lived in tho false excite ment of unhealthy speculations that thrive only on the losses of those who trust them. The Contemplated Wool-Growers' Con- leniion. E. Fakmek: I am glad to see the subject of a convention of tho wool growers of this State Is receiving atten tion at your hands, and I sincerely hope that tho approaching State Fair will not be allowed to pus without an ef fort being made to form a wool-grower's and sheep breeders' association, at which T, as one engaged In both pur suits, would be glad to see representa tives of our woolen manufacturers and shippers of wool to distant manufactur ers invited, so that the wool grower can learn from those most interested what kinds of wool it would bo best for him to produce, and the breeder also receive Intimations of changes that may be necessary for him to make, and the whole chain of interests con nected with our clothing supply may be welded together by mutual under standing of the real character of their interests. J. Minto. Plasty of Phut, Mr. Fatten, of the Aldan Fruit Company, wh rather aaxloua onoeralng tbo aupply of plntoa to kp bU factory applied, bat we cuMtorataaa NnU this ftvtt haa baa brooaht la l. Mm ibtmIhI abaaaaaoa, aad wham w on War that tha fatter? oaa drr oaa hnn dnd baahaU la 84 haan, k will baaMataat ttaaa uaaaa graat aiany pUsu dorlag taa Hwath of Aafuat. It la plain to aaa that taa raady aala af thhr fruit at a good priea will do mock toooaitaaahwaMnortbaTalaaof thalr orchard. Vkwtatw caama. Tha Btmtetvtan afthiaollr, aaaahaacaa haaai, aad ut 'I f SELLING- OFF AT COST ! HERRMAN & HIRSCH HAVING CONCLUDED TO WIND UP THEIR lui-lues, now offer to the public their IMMENSE WD Well-Selected Stock IEMMBISI ..lll'T OR GASH ONLY!! . . SO 4TM.' i v 'i ftl fltV "- laniirot $imlW ) U.' t ' tnol t H ." I I j. fcW- I I ..Jt' i v i ntt ! it 1 . ' !. J- ' ( Don't Ask For Credit ..AT.. HERRMAN & HIRSCH'S, As We are determined to close out our entire Stook, FOR CASH ONLY! 1 4( -I ' ( - ! 1 hi ?"iLititn8ia2feflB9ninW -. j. 3C 4 lVia ; ' . u j i t 4 ; i m Ml j : , vtJ t . L I JfVI I i f vtfi 4J Is . M 1 ( ( ( i I i f t . - X - Ki - v ' NOTICE. All Pcntu Indebted to un will please settle Insaedlalaljr. by Cask r IVate, aad save Ex pense. HERRMAN A HIRSCH, GrtiwaM'f. Mack. 8ept S ALBV, Cbr. CENT'EN'NIAL. L7T. 187. PROCLAMATION. Cliicago and North-West ern i.taiiway. Tito I'opnlar Itoutc Overland. 1A8i:NOKn8 FOlt CBI040O. Nlafiura FallK, ritteliiirp. rhllndclrvhla.Montrcnl. (Jnehec, New ork. Boflon, or ny point Kif t, should buy their THANSCOIVTINKNTAl, TICKETS Via the Pioneer Itoutc, THE CIiIcaRo and Northwestern Railway. THIS M TIIE JIEST ROUTE EAST. It Track 1 of STESLKAIIS, and on It has bcn made the FASTKS1' time that baa ever been MADE In thle country. By this rontcpiiPMngen'f.'r points east of umcago na e cuoice oi tne luuowmg jinva rrom uuica- BY THE riTTSBUItG. TOIIT WAYNE AND CHI CAGO AND PENNSYLVANIA KAILWAY8: 3 THROUGH TRAINS PAILY, with Pullman TaL nee Cars through to Phlladelpnia and New York on tach tmtn. 1 THROUGH TRAIN, wlthrullinan TalaceCare to Dalllmord and WnslilUKton. BY THE LAICK SnORK AND MICHIGAN SOUTn. ERN RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS (NHW YORK CENTRAL AND LHIE R 1LK0ADS) : 3THROUG'I TK 1NS D All Y". w'th Palaco Draw liiS Rnnm unci Slh or 1'ahco Slcc,)!ii; Cars thruimh to Nt- York. BY TIIE MICHIGAN CENTRAL GRND TRUNK. GREAT VKTEUN ANU KRIK AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILWAYS 3 THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman Talace Draw ing Room and Sleeping C.rs, through to New Yotk, to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Rochester, or New oik city. BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD: ) THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, wllh Pullman Pal- ace Curs for Newark, Znncsvllle, Woccling, Wash ington, and Baltimore, without change. ThU Is the SHORTEST, BE8T, and only line run nine the Pullman celebrated PaLACK SLEKPING CARS AND COACHES, connecting with Union Pa clllc Railroad at OM MIA, and from the WEST, via Grand Junction. Marshall, Cedar Paplds. Clinton, Sterling, and Dixon, for CHICAGO AND Tllh EAST. This pnpulat route is unsurpassed for Speed, Cam fort, and Sarcty. The smooth, well ballasted, and perfect track of steel rails, the celebrated Pallmaa Palace Sleeping Curs, the perfect Telearraph System of nunlng tralus, the regularity w Ith whlLli they run, tbe ndmrahle arrangLment for tunning through cars to Chlcngo from all points West, secure to passengers all the comforts in loodern Railway Traveling. No changes of Cars and no tedious delays at Per.ies. Passengers will And til Uets la this Ptt orlte Route at the General Ticket OIHce ol the Central- Pacific Railroad. Sacramento. '1 Icktts for salo In .ill the Ticket Offli c- of the Cen tral l'Jcltlc Hal rnd. W II BTENNETT, Gen. Pa. Agent. MARTIN IIUGI1ITT, Oen. Sup. II. P. STANWOOD, General Agency, 151 Mont gomery eticct, Sim Fiaaclsco. auJ7tf FARM FOR SALE. 340 Acres, TEN MILES SOUTH FROM DALLAS AND three miles w est from LewlsvlDe, Polk Go,, Oregon 100 acres good farming land, the rest one half open grazing land. A splendid stream of Matei runs through the piemiscs. It Is a very desir able stock ranch Parties wishing to go luto the Hock business will do well to examine my place be lore purchasing clseu here. For further particulars. inquire oi or aaarets II. C. McTIWHONDS, ati20tf Lewlsville, Polk Co., Or, Farmers' Warehouse SALEM, The Salem Storing and Shipping Co, IS PREPARED TO RECEIVE AND STORE Grain from all parties urt.riuj, at reasonable raten. Also, will Bin j- and Sell on Commission. W. J. HERKEN, Agent. Salem, Aug, IS, 1873. BOOTS and SHOES Made to Order. tt Farmers and their Families are again reminded that I can make vood flitlnir and senlceabla BOOTS and SHOhs, of the very beat quality, at a most reasonable price. RbPAlKING neatly done. All woik warraweu. HENRY DIPPEL. TAKE NOTICE that my shop Is now removed to oue door north of Durbln's stable, on Commercial st , a lew noors soum 01 newspaper uiock. Salem, Aug. 12, 1875. Cm W. WKXTUIEIOUD. I. W. WJATHIKTORD. Weatherford & Co., Wholesale tad iteUll Dealer In DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. Patent Medicine. JE errumery TOILET GOODS, Etc., ate. PUSS WIHEaBd LIQUOR, Tor MiiMmtl pupoM. M Uotme OoapommdetL aad rrMoripttosur FlltoA. ' Weathtrford k Co.. v MS-t OiiiilHllliMt, miiMaW, IHBSSVSiBiBBB JOHN HUGHES, Stnto Stroot, .... . . QtUom, Oroeon. DEALUU IN GItOCIORlES AND PROVISIONS, sairSs, ; WI2XTI30W GV-3LawS3.3, TUBE COLORS, PICTURE CANVAS, Artists' Materia. s cf all Kinds, Wall Paper and Window Shades, Salt, Grain, and Feed Lime, Hair. Nails, and Shingles. Salem, August 45, 1874. JOHN Ooxuznorcial W. MANUrACTURUR orrKUS A SUPERIOR LINE J3L 33. Soller's INFANTS' AjSD CHILDREN'S SHOES, Cray Brothers' Splendid-Fitting Goods, French JCid, Serge, uiitl Ootit BUTTON BOOTS AMD BALMORALS, ALEXIS SHOES. FOR MEN AND BOYS, A FULL LINE OF TIRRELL'S BOOTS, The Celebrated Hersome Gaiter for $6.50 other Houses charge $8 ami $9. Also, a magnificent line of Goods from the most celebrated San Franoisco Faotories. I claim to have the LEADING LINES of the WORLD, amd oan TOP ALL OTHERS in Style, Quality, and Price. My Stock of X-iefttlxoir ci.xi.cX Snoe DEiia.a.li3.e; IS COMPLETE, CONSISTING OP Oak and Hemlock Sole, Harness, Skirting, Belting, and Lace Leathers. INDIAN - TANNED BUCKSKIN, FOR GLOVE-MAKERS. EST I lmvo tho exclusive sale of tho eolobr.Uod Brooklyn IIiinu"s nnd Skirt ing Lenther, wurmntcd to bo free from tirniuls tuitl cuts ami not to break In bewlins:, which I olfer at San Francisco prices, with freight added. Thanking tho public for generous patronage in tho past, I hope, by strict at tention to business and fair trading, to merit a continuanco of custom. jy .IMPROVED JSE3-tn.l 5 -TOT lug The Improved 'VKTNA" is a noiseless Shuttle Dock BtltchSewlDR Machine, us ing a Straight Needle, It has been mannfantnred and extensively used in New York city for over ten years and has always been held In great favor on account of its extreme BimKlIcltv, du rability, and wldo ranue of work as a Family Machine, and no person who has be come the owner of one, ha yet been found willing to relinquish his .lTNA for any other, where all klnrli are so well known. Yet our mechanical experts have been able to make some valuable Improve ments, and we, now present to the public the IMPROV ED .35TNA, with the conll. Aconta 7t7n.-a.tod In every town Machmur Hold ou lnfUlluenls or ou nntcii. twf Send for circulars, &c. Jetf.tf STORE. I HAVE PURCHASED TIIK KNTIRB Interest nf Menpni. Yeatnn A Louffharv In the Furniture Store on tbe wet tide of Commercial Street) Salem, and vfaall keep on hand a OKNBRAIj AS SORTMENT of goods for the retail trade. FURNITURE & UPHOLSTER? Farlor & Chamber Sets, BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, ROCKERS. &C, Ry the Bet or 'Ingle piece. Repairing and Jobbing DONE IN THE BEST MANNER, And at reasonable price, aa I am a practical workman JOHN CRAY. Salem, July 12, 1375 y HARNESS. m HA VINO PURCnABKU THE INTEREST OF Mr. Watklndu In the old established house la the above line, the attention of the community la called to the stock of ou hand, which It offered at (rreaUy redoced rate. SADDLES AND BRIDLES At lowest Granger price. Hardware, Whips, Robes, o., To suit everybody. R. H. DEARBORN. BaUm. Fen. It. 183. wIM To Breeders of Sheep. in. awuau . or mumi- JU. kcr, Yarmont. wh. BaM It to tualrtar ataong tha AocknaalCTt of UU eoaatrx m Ut ooi ncee ful producer of In wool Mack, tad who 1 ai7 In tb. moat extewlY purchttt of wo!, 14 sal af Buk ad Iwe. .poo thl coaat, ha been lawntlUf a weak nataag at, aad I kat. eotopMad wllh kla aa arnaganeat to receive aad tell to Floak Malar la Oracoa aad vicinity tack aalaval aa Ibot aaax doalra, to U deMvtred la Portland, SaUta, Balle. aaiala. waar. la tail coavealaac. tan -aarlUa aaattaaa m awir.iig ims ibw oMtMaj. . two aptUau wall VeatYaaaad aaoaaaaj atmatai. wilfc aaaal tatoroti. i.-j . . - TL ay ra.atU wiBW mMi AMI dAwtf GILBERT, stroot, Slfiloxaa, Orocou. AND IMPORTER OF OF GOODS, CONSISTING OP denco inspired by experi ence that It combines the good qualities of all Ma chines, and will meet the wauts of every family, no matter tor what work it ia required. The construction Is Hucb that it cannot get out of order, aud no ma chinist ia required to keep It In ordor. 'lhe operation Is so simple that no lessons are rtquirod by a new op orator. With each machine we dplivor printed instruc tions, and by reading the) same any experienced op erator Is enabled to operate on tho Machine We, there fore, ask tho public to try tl.'o JiTNA, well knowing: that tlitvwill dccldo on Its mcr ll, tiled are, Slmpllcilj , lleau ty, I tlllt), aud Duinhlllly. In the State, to horn a llberuljdltcnuiit will be nlven. A lioerai uiKCumit wut uu menu tor ru-ii V. II. PAUSONN, 1lfl Tlilrd Stroot, PORTLAND, Or., Accnt for Pacldc Coart. Greenbacks at Par ! S. FRIEDMAN. Auctioneer, and Commission Merchant. TnB GRASSHOPPERS HAVE BECOME A DUK den, and hate devastated tho green Welds East, and Deoole are now Itacklui? to this lzoodlr land where (wheat Ik plenty and greenbacks scarce, and, lu honor ut mis great immigraiii. i, b. v neaman, ill receivo U.S. Legal Tenders at Par at my eata rooms In Executive lllock, for all uoodt. My stock on hand cenelstt of a splendid assortment o( tlliOTHIIVG, Ocnts' Furnishing Ooods.btapleDry (loo Is, Fancy iloods. Notions, Ribbons ami Lace, Salt and Jen dry, Nail and IlutUr, llats and Tobucco. CAI8PETS, Just from the East, and prices to suit all. Boots uud SltocM, Groceries, Crockery and Glassware, Salem Blankets, Flannels, and Cloth, Table Linen, Nnnklns, Towels. All these goods h 111 be sold Cheaper at S. Friedman's FOR GREENBACKS Than at any other house In Salem for Oa-old t flrlng all your Oreenback. They are worth One Hundred Cents on the Dollar ....AT..,. FRIEDMAN'S. In connection with thlt It The Salem Drug Store, IK ciunoi or Mr. T. C. SMITH. A practical Drnsirltt, who will compound all your dlfflcort prescriptions or phariiacentlral ureparatlonK correctrr, from the PUREHT DKUOS, havlojrJusU received a flue and Hell selected stock or Drm, CkcaulCaUk. aaa Tellet Artlcln. If you have anythlnif that vou can't get pat np any Where el, brine it abing. We irnaraiitee satisfaction. Carrencv will he received at liar for evervthlni? ex. opt Book accounts, which matt be coin, a utaal. I. FBIBOMA1V, JMf Auction aad CommUiloo Merchant. Adaaialrtrator. Notlo. EtTATi of Maar C. Hair. 72 flB aaaWtlcaad ha keen appolaud by th Ilooor aai Oaaatr Ooart of Marloa conaty adatlaUtraior taaawaaaMatai by A, w. P. I. teUflBT. tftW tTUk,lfla.