Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, February 18, 1876, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textnu. H WILLAMETTE FARMER I rff.l .... I (if Ji Mi 111 STATU K33WS. G. W. Boon was arros' il at Lone Hock, Wasco county, last week, lor an av-ault on K G. Robinson. Boon li til'v-ilveyears ofaice: he lost the use of IiIh lcfl. arm In thoMnxIcin war; two years BKOtlirrofaw-'onb rolled over ilm. crippling h1 let.- m-m slill more; also his light shoulder and jiw bone, and all hi ribs wore more or less lirnknn; aod jet it took three ofllcers lo arrest him! Tho Dal'es Mountoinccr say: "Too river In f'-ontof our clly lias Iieen lull of ice, j,un med In ii 'en or wctey foet (Ipop; (he Kllckint hl'l, on tho opt l o bird: of the river, covered vwlli "now halfway ilou u, alio f'-e bllliltles on Mih side (l)o r;vor covo. od "th ureon, not an InvNIblo pieen oithtir but fz-otv lug bun;h gi.n4 ou which stoak feed." In She..dan there aro 2 morctnt'lp hornr, 1 uniM e'ore, 1! Iilacksm I Ii. bIio'-h, 1 bent unci shoe shop, 1 harness shop, 1 vp;:on shop, 1 live.y '"'bio, 1 hotel, 1 liu'-lier shop, 2 t'hurbbeh, a good Nchoo', a Masonic l.oduc, h Gi.inge ana now but ram saloon, l Live iismi to bh twn saloons, but Ihe people havo lei down on It somewhat. A boom hr been built at the baOn at Or egon CitVi which Is to bo iw'Ju-'teri at tho month of khaij"ecep'iele lo turn driu-wooil jn tneiluioof High waior. It is a ponderou Institution, being neixlv ISW) feel n lnn-jili, and conifcfied of tlnre linivy timbers, lying side by Mile, fas otV'rt together by heavy bolts of wrought Iron. Several bond of entile havo died on (lie Upper Yaniblll from poison. There Jeems to be a plant known us the "Lark Spur," which vteins to be lat-1 atncoitalu tlnio in the year. A young man named Joe Jfoweomb was Arrested at Kerby villa ono i)y last, week, for an uitetnpt to outrage tbp pcroti of a young lady, and Is now confined )i the jail at that place. Amity bos two lr:re and rriuimnriipu churches, which would do credit toauy town in thentu'e. A'aothreii thriving cnuVch or Kanl7aticus and two Sunday sdhools, which are well attended. The cinnabar coin pan v on Appleg.ite, Jack eon comity, aro w-vv litirtiiug n lKrt.n r'ui'li'y of brick to use for Iheir niruacos preprtratoiy to commencing operations ou an ezto'Jiivo scale tho coming Muiimnr. C. II. Hoi linger, clorl: of tho Mipreaie court, ha prepared Ibo I'll volumeot reports of tlienupreme couri of this Ma'o Thovo' uniols in press and will bo ready for sale within tun next six months. Hon. T. Ileal Ih now in charge of the Ni n par6il Slining Company of DoiijJks county, and is working iiptlioiTctimtilatl oio. Tho company aro Him pusnnj,' tueir tunueli lo thoroughly lnvpiiualn the le'Iire. The Iiitltiicmlcut savs: uVV. MaMer, .f Farmingtnn hud an encounter with a hull dozen ot that kink of cat i that 'he Irlelimaii wild hiui titi-n 'Mltlu' onions," iinil Miihifi. was mattTcd by tho said sweet-scouted felines. Capt. Wltiant Is loading a sulinrninr.it Toleoo, Hu'itnn county, Willi oystnr-, for San FrancUco. Takdo Is on Ynriuina bay. The lUker City Democrat Is infiiriur-i by Mr.S.il. RlcCofil, who lias just mtuinul Ironi Connor Crei k, that the fuiurp piosM.i-is of that cmip am looking up. Sbeper t Co. liavo r.ddi'il iiiiiih new machinery lo iben quart mill, ami it was in'ondftl in start up this next week. Whim it Co. arn now run nltlglhHlr UHKirqtinil mill with (Ivostamps, ami w 11 start llmir sttnui quart, mill, with ton slanipH, In a fw days, Kiom all the in formation Mr. AlcCoril could nb"iin and observe, tho While roinp.iuy ledn was in linn condition and prosi-ec -t well !n rich rock. Mu Informs us Hut tlm minors them ato in good spt'ils, and eKjicct a prospeious coming senson. Gtaud Grondo Indian Agency. We inatlo a very pious mt ' i to this agOBPy last week, uotwlthst. iiding till muddy mads, 'this reservation has ben .such ever slnco 1851. There are reniHants of eevoral dillerenl. tribes lncated upon it, numbering In at) about bin) mi u, vvonien and nhlldipti, When Mr. Sinnotl louk charge of it It was nothing but a itt open plain, but now it is Divided up Into lanus ot vari ous sizes, Then the Iuillans lived in vIIIhi.0-. cauh tiilm liaviii'j lis town. But nnw tliy aro sedtert-d out upon Ihuir resmcivo tarms with good, (omtori.dilo anil suhsrauli.il buildings on Ilium. They Iuwullintt ntces ary linpleiiieiiis for farming, and ilioy uo them to gr.oil luivantage. Too Iniiinsiloidl their own work inn to building thir houses, pie. 'I'heli fumes urn ol a must Mill utautinl cliaracte'' 'ih good us cm be louii-l in any ptrt of Hit) hialn tor tanning fencing. Homo of them show gient mochaim-m in many thlugo especially in all wood work. TlH'.sii liiuiaus ralsii lunm tp.isiiinics of fiirm produce ever v voir. Abiut t-Odil bushnls uf .l,..l, U...I I.I1.1II) Uk IIIU.1I. Iillull..1u .1, ..il.u were raWmt I isi voir for the mai l;ot. Se-ft!--i i sl0L'k", wh'cli thl", thoy r.vlsn all thtii nu u vegofiblns, e'c. i We vlsltwi Hit holiool at ihn agency. U N in uliargooftwo of tho Sisters, iw'ul well do tunntitratod thoir gonlns mid o.ipibllirv to I aoh Ihe .voting heathen ide.i how to shoot. W found lliiiui well advanced in rmdiug, fcnimmar, uiithmeiio, and writing. I'ar llcularly In Ilia l.uter branch illd the boys neem very iroflninnt. Trulv tho g(ul Sisters Ues'irvo great ciedlt fir llieb per Boveranco and labor in iiuchlng tin n peo ple clvillz-d ideas. Thoin.mi Rmrof these good angels of mercy at tlm ngminy, ami a reverend frither, wlioam pioat t vonuis l'h the Indians Tuoso Imh ins hnviiuiolr courts of justice Jnl as do the whiles. Thsir Jeglslatnri isiuveiies the llrst vrunk in every January, whl'ih ennnl laws very sunllar to rfhosoot our -St u. 'I'ney have a jusiicHot the peace, a shcilt! and a clerk, also numer ous attorneys. They appeal eases noiiieiimea toa hicher court than that of a Justice When they aro dissatisfied with a Irtsl in a Justice's nirt lliey carr it before the .'nt, wlio MiminoiiN a jury ot Indians, who decide the matter, and their iltn'Mmi Is isiusidered dual and correct, and all parties adhere to It. 1'ow deaths havo (Kvurred during the pisl 'ear something les than Iwlt a do.sn. Sister Mary, the SiisirIores, Is an e"ellent pniserlUer, wo attends in iiieir meil.osl wants ti:.Tj:MAi. ni:ni,it. The following communication ox pluins itself, and vvc conunciid it to the careful perusal of our readers: PouTMxn, Feb. 10, 1S70. Cou Tiics. Cans tJin: 'At a meeting of tho Advisory Board of Centennial Commissioners for thc.'-'tate of Oregon, lield in Portland, Jan. 27, 1S7C, to ex amine and pass upon the merits of material collected to represent the ag ricultural, mineral, foreit, marine and other industrial resources of this State at tho Centennial Exposition to be held in Philadelphia another season, it was found that a larye and cicditable col lection had already been made, which when placed upon exhibition before the world would be of incalculable, val ue to our people by advertising the productive capacity of the State in those things that make up its material weh'th. These articles cannot be transported, suitably placed in space allotted to our .State, and properly cared for and ex hibited without funds bo furnished suf ficient to complete the work so credit ably begun. The Commissioners therefore real izing the crisis at piesent, when the public spirit of our people must be ap plied to for the funds to meet the ex penses and secure to our Ftatu the honor of success, and save her the ig nominy of a failure in the gieat jubilee of our lie-public, have appointed a com mittee, and apportioned a sum for each county, amounting in the agjregate to ; 7,000 for the entire State. You have been appointed one of that committee, and the sum nppoitioncd your county is $1,000. Please forward to ,V. P. Ladd or Hon. II. "W. Corbett of Portland, at as caily a day as possi ble, any funds your county may furnish fortius purpose, stating the object for which it has been r.iised. Tho Asso ciate Committee for your county aro Hon. P. F. Chadwick, U. ". Cooke, Ksq., As.ihel Hush, Ksq. I!y order of the Eoaid. L. F. GrovEr, Fx-oflicio Chni! man of Committee, A. J. Di-Kfi:, Commissioner Alternate for Ogn. COKTRACTOKS FOR SGWflG IK SPKiG to iyo Of tlie Borabay, Chile, and 2&iga 1S70 iiSi varieties. 9 READ WHAT THE FARMERS SAY : I.-,., c: .. nf lnnrl kou ii to Flax I received 2,'ICM huslie.'s of secil. Avuracu perncre, 10 1-0 bushels Suiiseii'icd and sworn to before me. From 1 ! nprps of land sown to Flax I leceived 300 bushel.s of nee. I. Av .--..I X. ,T. Ka!:i:i:ns. 15. ci.ahk. J. P. Siibsviioeil veru';e per acre, 203 busli.-Josr.-.'Ii CllAMl'AO-Vi: iiml faworn to before liiu.-K. Wiii'irnxs, Co. Clerk. xatcs) coTrarcs1. From 44 acres of land sown to Flax I received I02N biHhels of seed. A vera: per acre, 2.". 0-14 IwsIi.-.Tami:s Sxiu.i.ino. Siiliscribed and sworn to bciorc iiio.Jamks F. Ijhow.n, -Noiaiy i nunc. From 37 acres of laud sown to Flax I received SIS bushels of seel. Average per aero, 2.1 1-7 bti. Itoivr. Montciomkuy. Subscribed and sworn to before me. K liioJU'rio.N, .). I . BBnTorf coxrriri'E'. From S acres of laud sown to Flax I received 2."0 bushels of seed. Average per acre, 21 bush. Jacod Hoi.cia.ti:. Subscribed and sworn to before me. B. R. Biuur.K, Justice of the Peace. POLS COXtTl'T'S. From 35 acres of land sown to Flax I received 719 bushels of seed. Average per acre, 23 10-P.0 bus. C. M. Armstrong. Subscribed and sworn to before me. 13. H. Bowman, otary Public. -O- The Best Crop for Change of Land Flas Stubble Equal to Summer Fallow Is the Teatlratmy of All th? riax-Haisora in lire Slate OITI., C4KI1 ."lin Kt, will be furnished to all cotitr-iefors, to be paid for in Flax Seed, if desired. EST" Printed instructions regarding preparation of hind, sowing, liurvebtiu?, anil price, furnished to all applicants. Address SHO:Kfr.R. Oil, CO., sI-in, tti'Cfsou. Or, Floed & Co., Kosebnrj; i)a.3 Blakelt, Erownsvillo; J. TiiovirsoN & Sox, nalsc.v; Aieanv rAiiMEr.a' Co., Albany: Hamilton- linos, CorvullU. tMMwmEjmaixuu.yiBWB'jiwniiigawLnvwftM)cq wheat always couininiula it premium in sum mertomtx with new wheat, so that itvvould stand the best chAnco to ell readily, whoaver ownod it. HavJugtbe wheat afloat, tho owu ers could sell it, or If tbe prospects favorod a rlso could hold for tbe advance. mmjH'EXvyapjxaiCTyj!tiiiw3rfflna'aammmBWiiTnn'w Oliinrs Iiisinllnl. SiIjs G. Snutli, LcJgo Deputy of LibMi Loilge, lPiJ, I. O. O. T., lias installed tho fol low .UK oiliccra for this terra: L. O. Tiilier, W. C. T.; Ustella PurIi, R. H. S.; Snrali SloXnry, L. II. S.; Joanna PurIi, W. V. T.; Heiinan Ga tcitnan, W. S.x Martha McXary, V. A. S.; C. Goodrich, W. F S.; C. W. l'usii, W. T.; L. O. (Jilib-i, W. C: Thos. Dmre, W. M.; Zacli Tay lor, W. D.M.; G. A. Lanton, W. I. G.; Wa. 1'ugli, W. O. G. A lrienil Tfritea in that thN is one of tho best country r,0jsc, jn the State, nml under tho management of H. L. ilcXarv, W. D. ClagRctt, J. V. lleul, bherman Hatch and otheis, ii doing agooj tempcranco vioil:. innil Triililnrs. J.'itt of olliceraof Rosa Lodge, I. O. G. T. in stalled on Fmlay evening, l'tb, 11th, for tho ctuningri'iartor : James S. Whito, W. C. T.; Mrs, M. J. Hosfortl, W. V. T.; Mrs. Adi Win slow, W.S.; Linis C. 1'ettyman, W. A. R.; II. Fail, W. P. S.; Piuis D Pottj man, W. T.; I'. 15. WinnUvv, W. C. ; Wm. I'e.in-e, W. SI.; Lulu VamleivMt, W. I. O.j W. II. Yuidevtrt, W. O. G.; John DiooUer, P. W. C. T. TlE fItKEJJ Tho Wheat Marko . Tho quotations from tho Jfto'Jt Lmic Ex uciiof lift, Monday, which nre Mint by toh'Kreph to the Oreqonian, hhow improvo ment III tho Knglirili market, nnd probability of a reaction when tho millers recruit I bolr they havo not lati-ly donp. Tlin I'arin marUot hhows n decided advance. Much di'peuds on tho nsptct of Kurojeau crow wlitn sprinr ornn, and Ifthero Is an uuf.ivor.Uilo prospact in April wo may lcok for a dnchlixl advance in prices. Tho itiiniHitl tlo prospect of luiprovomou In pricts with us dopoudo on irtlhta. At San Fr.uir-lsco freight arv dutlntlVNopounda, and it rt-ally aeoms unreiwouable that ovor throo pouuds should b uskeil for Ort;oii ulnrlora, but kucIi Is tho case-. Tlm lowest cliart.irHwoIie.tr of aro .. !(), which is loo much compared with freights trom Callfor it!.. If our hhlppers can mhhiih ohurlert nt CJ iwr ton, it w.ll bo an advantage of b'x (mis per buxiiol to ihn holder. Qiiitatlous rotnaln unchatiReil from lat week. Sin Kraucisc.) ratm arn $i y) to gi '.15 iwrooutal; I'ortlaud 51 r0 togl.ti'JJi pi .-cental, though, thcro Is moro notivity there, aud woloaru t)nt 105 could be ot for a round lot. Karmor havo bean talklnc; alniut tho ad vnutai;as of iiulijd acllou, and il f-trllcea us .Vr. .::... t f. i. ...i..:..i.i;. ...i wa eau indicate ueod or il and uo for it ,11, iri,ii,i 0,fnii. ... kiv ,iiti.iiin-..r, -.. newbp.ipir, who rtxd thfin nvuUrly. I ho Indians almost swear by Mr. Sinn, ill, ihfr nuniu.jo wII thoy llUii liliu. I Ii sutt-'ers Fact3 worth Knowing. While tho Portliud papers nre giving wheat quotations at 81 ('0 to f l.fi2 a cenlal, wo know of SI.U7 bein;; olVered for round lots, which doesn't look as if our metropolitan contemporaries ttudisd l.iu maket very dee ply. The chpapast way !o (relight from OreRon to Liverpool is to send down to San Francis co by coasters at 1 per ton and and reship them to Liverpool at.2, which br'ngs the cost Inside of 3. Vessels at San Francisco wauling cargoes, are generally too laro for tho Portland trade, but could come to tho inoutu of too river. Since the combination was orfec'ed, lighter age costs so much that it works against load- iug ships nt Astoria. European Grain Irlaikets. London, Feb 14 The Mark Lane F.x pirss. In Its revitjw nf tbe Kraiu markets, says: Apart fioni the question of impove mtinr in pi'ocs lately, borne moderate reac tion may be looked for. In conequonco of the low pilecs tulina diiriiig the recent cold er weather, nnri In fact owing to tbe hope IbssuesH ludiirod by lo'iir cont'nned bud trade, millers havo not kip' up their stock, ' mid ere now running short. Tbe llrmoi ss of ' iho Paris market, inf-plteofa lar'H "'oik , and our disioursKieg advices, is significant. rnero is t.n avorsge rise oi - iraucs ou an grades cf Hour. London, Fdb. 11.--Tho frost has ebockpd the downward movement of pilces in Ma k Liun.Tradu has become ratlior lss desponu inu; -vbeat quiot but H'rin. Some of the markets In tho Kasiern comities have recov ered a Fhllliog rr-r quarter. Oat", barle1-, bt-aiiN, p-a aud llittr uavr, been dull and aio iinchiD';ed iu p. Ice. Ma'srn commanded a low rale, but in Scotland values tend lowaril ii re-cnvei v. Tho I m po ts of wheal and flour I" o tbe Unied Kluudom last week worn 215 OX) qimtiej-. Tbeio is a lull supnlv of Ktigl.sb wlie.li. The deliveries weio 413.310 qiini- cr ra'lu-r midr tbeavorase. Today at Mail Uuie, IIib msrke' waadesfi'ed. The dens., fi snd eilit'tiiH cold driving factors iiiio tlie tiibscrtplion room, wbeie sale by .sample is not pr.rmiittd, but car.o bnjers ctV-ii ihiLt more for wlifat aed sixpence higher per quarter for unize. DojtK'Tio Pnoni'eK. In the Salom mar ket, KkT):s ate worth 'J.e por doz, from wag ons, nnd Ilutter SO to 37e ier lb., according to iuali'v. In all other rs.pets tbo quotations ers unchangtd. OneiK'iO rer bushel, Hay 81S to $20 pev ton, Mill Feeu high, a It has bteu all winter. ' ORECCIT, HAWIiEY, 330BD c CO. 2-CRSIiAKD, OPFEI! 1011 SALE A FULL LINK OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, At tlio Lowest Prices. -0- S0LK AGENTS FOlt THE CELr.DRATED JOHN DEERE MOLINE PLOWS. "Which combine tho greatest strength .with extreme lic;htne.e.s and durabili ty. EST AH tho JOHN JJKKItE MOLIXK PiiOAVS urc ntw inailo with it Patent Block and Welded Frogr (n now feature), and have Extra Hardened Share!', as well as Hardened Moukl-bpard!. kyM-iiTrBs KL . tj r-nrTfyni ' ' ' gT'lf 'lil?j ymVMg - --M-L-a-' - saiMj.tsi. Ilecro MjI Plow. Beero CiaiiK Plow. THE DEERE SULKY AND GANG PLOWS A-o meeting with un!ocl-od-for success It nvery County of our State end Territory. W2 AltE AOEXTj I'O't THE CELEBKATED Schuttler Farm Wagon. Pnicss with SrIJKl.at ami Roller Biako: Ciedlt. Cask inch Usht 3 horte Wasou lil $1 0 i ' Medium " 12S 11.1 Jii Hcovy " " 131 ISO 'i " !i'1iuiu4-hor!e " ISO 1.1S 1 " Hejtty " " 1T3 1ES Wldt-Track Wnsoiir j-5 rtildltibr.nl. SWIiXJl'.VrAKE SI'HINO AVON: ritlCT, lliren Sntipg" 1l In. Ha'f Pat. Axle. Lsv l!ack Scats, role, ami Utake. Credit $ltO; C.irh JH1 iVSO-txtis c3 BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILLS AND SEEDER.S, .Buckeye Cider Mills, Farm Kills, &c, &c. EEND roit SPECIAL CIIXULAnS. StT-17. I8"'5- 1 KwSs!?iSIt5W' East PorlianiS Nursery, ziavjT yosa'ASiw, or. A 'aucc ash WEi.i-r-E'ieTEi) srociv o-' J.X. Farm for Sale. T WILL SELL X 270 of which tire j.aoti prairie, nmiir V'e to 'niutuy, Jf.t-ta ft ;- Hoi' e a.'it Uedrvn. jfauj'wa lit. oi ft ai I it N'u f. u at t.y at tho eretteiit time, ami vve will Instance wliut cAiilii lu tlono witii the wheat iu the FarmnrH' 'Warehouse iu Salem lo complete the Iiiea. We leiru that there'lremaius iu this warehonte euoiiRh Rraln to furnitth h (oot1 1MP40, retirmtrv U the nianth to ship from heto itiiil reach KnUuil jii6t before harvest, the time when whe.it will probiblyh.v veils host value. Wo will suppose tht tho f.tr- meis who own :111s wueiu iiutte 10 nuuior- .To Potato-Growers. I hit c for iilo several NEW VARIETIES of "o"o, waich l ililrklnsli'y vioiihy of 'ac tier jton t.f ftotvone wni rjlts jMtiatoe t r1'. Mvitc tiiofare iiWtlon m-bavc -iHin f.timiietr Ilc'll H vl!i. Vla.iou tsituilv, nnd mv expcrlrnct'. wed ll.at t'f nun o'heis, 1 ttiar i"atot from he beam, dam iiliiiteKonvar cuitintrn ui'land will prortucofri 13 o'ie 'ulrd touie-bllf mure than IH potaioe from '.0 ttptitiit. Te potalrpit ibat 1 Wh to iplnt'nto t-ie t'tttut'w vjiietK'K Jut liitiodrcrd in the Fat. and eojt me oue dollar rer pound two vearsajO, 1 now tff-t .tiem al i'2.50 per barbel In &tlcui. Ulra JJarlr Vermont In appearance orae- bat like iho hanyltose, but consider d macb upc nt r to it, ami about to vtccka earlier, asd a tplencld ctopper. Krowuell'it nniilr Alirjo ic I-kSiiiPcI po lato tbebaniomettiotttsroi' a tplf-idid. .oi ner and If iheroever 5a 11 Ml j liui 1 vakil .he Dimlck f.tr all pnrpo.c. it U ihl one. I Iiave all MuJ for n!o tbt aroUf'med uoitbr ". ecitfiiloit. pipm which 1 lb" KVULV KOK Kl.Vfi III' VHK EVJ'i.IK.S, UAKSETT rttlLK. and tbe PIVI1CK. btv-rliuent to bo ncu at Karrar tiro ' an.l ar M ,Ia Aii-n. -ttioai. J. n. nnnri:, i"rc11 Iluhb't 1, Mai'ont 11 O m. even hImui tlitro mv ho hns tleiie inon) for tho lmltaui th nil nny otlitr Hjtiut lliHth.HH over liin there. We eoultl Hint much to tpeal- ot noncvrnlnc Ihlsat-oiiuy, but waut ot njt-ce forlilils Jlevmer. Kasi'khj." Onr.ooN. I'rom alt parts of tho eiittniiy wo Uurn that an utiusu illy lar-,'0 tuinuiiil ol'inow !a- fil!in in Hut inuiiiituin-ihi) wln'er. Notwitli- ritondi'it,' tlio faet that Ilioro lias lioon 0 1Blr XXM to charter .1 vel anil ship Ii t vnrv little miow in llio valley'. vu ,. ,, , .JO , ...,,,1,!., ..i,u,. ...... h urn from -Mr. (.lover, teie-ntiih oper-1 , Mt u, 1) WlHUCM r.lVor au ' vomn is ns'iT-i civc al-. whom it lair'n I( CI). TJldJiro I'- Nfiirimili-nil'-ii'iti o'.l 1 1.0 vry brt eltanttce, whereK- If fli ,t ,,,., .fee in 1. .'. ."i" .-. i 1 :t .cu.o'.Wt jnlnili'-'O'KUiitliii" weif 'tfverl). Ik t if ihw v. 1 wiucionso here two imm.iim p- ia. m Litcs; t,v .n.i.-y tint tjea-ou or uio yen, -ux o 1 1 rr-n sMiitW. ITotito el rin.il i,-ative:aaiit. !S3i:22ED C E:TJ. VL ilAlltsET, -oasis'io-x-. - - rutiTLAM). or , Whf-o I keep a lull Mipr.lv rf i'!!K-II ami rcll i.ile field, 4'tirtli'ii ar.il :itriii Seci' .-lMt, Ii-. 11I11K and Kutitluiir Kulve.-, ire .1.(1 llr.-ik l(n,-r Bai-i.t!; 1'l.ti.t liiuik; l'linr. ,.i,a Ku"w; seid Pitiiriii? , audeteiytuiiij; pertui.il g 101 1it-c!t-i Nnd More. rilct, r"3.onabto. Cata'ornr fri. Adririvs II tUA-St-OV, ot.'JUiri rortlabil o.-Eai I'nitlanl, Or. Kellogg's Oregon WEm(E tl Lnndsido Coulter Attachmont. miiES. rr.ows wekb AWAnnnn high meu- X it at tha late fcta'eralr. -u.dlba report of aO.ru mtttec of I'armer hu tntd ibe drsfi t.f the n.-inlun Clly 1'Iow lth aid without th Kelloea attachment, it a that plotvini; ' t.u deep there - a Gain of Mnetoon Vtr Cent. la tiror of the IJnd!tlo Coa'.ter. Couuty Uitrlitf ibr Ssulti, ..cr.. A. S. KELLOGG, c i-.'-f Kel!ot, DouclattCo., Or. 1 rcae n -.tca Lei.-J-eitie mat t-arve't. Old itii 11.' 1- u y 51 -r h, , 1T IT iipk.-i. t a.Dttti. 2. &. 7. 3. IiSXJ, lVa'"r In Ooi.-il Stf i4;Ijiiinlji. jr fT.P V U 1 ' t-TOf'i u3 i"l WLE onrl ?AN- b ca. t t ., OiLLAS, Or, 31Y FAHM OF 020 ACliFH, lrie. nuutr cood culll- vatiftn, ith good fencer, principally cedar rnil!, tto i;r.Iu burn, one larpe cooo ham ami tson nouio, a iod dwellins; houre, which co t $1 too. a nocd or en inl, and nil tbe neceMiry improvements for a food home, and iu a healthy a lncnllty a there is on the e.i lit. My market is 1 idy ono and a hall miles, tchool litniM one thlm of a niliu, llio ptorcti aud postumre nreeauda half railed, from my houre: church, lto ami a half miles. The firm could bouitidid to tid vam.te, tud m.iko itto igood larmit. The !atm is ettuaud near the center of WIIIDBY Ibi.ANU, Island count , Washinaton Territury. 1 he IcUiid is forty miles loui; and rite or six miles vtide. .1. O. KCLLUfiO. JcSMf V O. address. Conpctllle. Island ro. W T. Dr. L. S. SKIFF, Assisted bv G. F. Tucker, Oror tlio Ortixlx., S.tI.E.11, ... OREGO.V. folOtf G.W. KJBBF.E-, IVI.D., rjlHSATS ALL FEVCItS ITO A 3ToT-Kr A "T3.2a.cl-K:io.l Viotv witn a remedy that A ATfcV.'Tills (51t es special attention to diseases of women and children. Consultin? rooms vt Ith DR. SI1ELTON, In Parrlsh'g brick. Hesldevce, Commercial street, Sonth Halem, on the hill u27tf mxmtt. IJSCID EVTjrtT PATrltDXT, BV CX,VlIltClC! . OBAIG, fcaubiirr-s akd rcersiEToiif . 1. A. cutra-s. 1,, v, enxio. U'ermti 01 SiiIinci tj.tloii. Onecopy, ono juris.' nam ir) One copy, sis moi.th ) uumhrr.) Oae copy, three tioalbs (13 cuiabtM) $3. no . 1.20