Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, April 07, 1876, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text'1WWyj.MJM'.ltWI'i..JW.J.iJ1.V.H..1 J " WILLAMETTE FARMER. statu .crows. The Reporter says that A. Moller t Co. are having quite a number of pieces oT Or egon CHk, maple, rbIi, and alder antred at their mill at Columbia City, which they In tend having poUched and sent to different ranters in the. larye cities In tho United State", and alto abroad, so that perBonn at a distance can form i-omfl Idea now well adapt ed our timber in fur finishing purposes. The I-afavette Courier B'tysi Some of the Haw Fakij Prof. J... L. Kowland, Sup farmers In " ambill county are losing part 01 1 erintcndene of Publlo Instruction, v rites as 5?t'???!!K!!:5.S.nJffe.J1"'f;iS2 follows to School Wrlntendenla and K UfcV S in .Brv7tBdl I Tubers: "Throm-h th? kindness and liber thought to be caused by blips eating tho Toots. On the 1 ronch Prairie last year, wo Woodbnrn Warehouse Company. This Company Incorporated last -eek and organized with A. F. Hedges, J. Voorhees, M. Young, directors; capital stock, ?! 000 ; shares, ?59 each. The Intention is to pur chase the warehouse of I). F. Hall, put up in I&74, and the bargain Is already made so to do. The dimension of tho warehouse are 30x72 feet, height 20 feet. allty of the O. it C. It, R.-Co. I am authoriz ed bv II P. Itocers. Ko . General PnMeiv TXi-e some of tl eVrrraLst tuelr erln , P" Atrent, to annoum that you. w ho attend i. i''ii l.J Ul8mrm0rsl0stt,jelrEra"1 1 the Third Judicial District Teacher".' Inetl In the same way. Charles Mulkoy and Mors I.llllard, twn ftrmem lUingon tho PSk City road, were broimht to Corvaltls oa Monday of lust week. and bonnd over In tho sum of $'.100 to .appear hi tbe next term'if the Kenton circuit court, 1or threatening to make mince-mtat eT each oth r. I'leven hrrndred her.d of beef cattle 'hr.ve been shippnd from Hood's stock and stable vard. at rbe Dallos. by J. M. Buster and Jackson W, "HumaHon, since the season open ed this ymr, fur Iyrtland and theSound marmots. lr. Jewn N. llarksr, of Kosehurpr.Wbahas charge of the atilja-riptlou roll foruracad emiziiigAie road r Deer creek, states that there li already ?!.,715 subscribed -and 5700 more promised. Wrn.Tavanagh, tho mall earner from Can yon City. Grant ivunty, to Scotts, In Wasco county, "was drowned last week at ( he forkB of Itoct creek, vvSdlo attempting to' ord that jitrearc. About flo feot of snow covered the summit of Saddle iMouctain In Clatsop county last Monday mornin;. ThN was the reult of freouent Hjuallt: from Thursdayto Sunday eight. ThoTMortli-siA; woll club In Ynrrihill coun ty requests the farmors in ovary county in the State to oryr.nlo for the extermination of the ceyoto from the face of the country. Mr. James Chnnowetb. of Douglas county. shipped to Portland Wednesday a car load of 70t-ne mutton sheep and also Mie cow and three extra horses for that market. Uile, to rommprtco In Albany, -prll 12 will ue favored wim nan mre " 1S7G, At this season ot the year when coughs and colds are prevalent, no tamlly should be without Mrs. Rohrrr's New Remedy for the Lungs. It never falls to give relief. If you would be convinced of tbls fact, go to your druggist and call for a bottle. TlfE PACKETS. JkF LAX-SEED! Furnlslie L CONTRACTORS FOR lETree of cnarse to SOWING IN SPRING OF 1870. IXJ Of the Bombay, Chile, and Riga varieties. READ WHAT THE FARMERS SAY : o Frosa 86 acres of land sown to Flax I received I30S1 bushels of teed. Averncc nor acre, 1(1 l-(i bushelo r J. FAftr.iJjfS.'- Subscribed and swoin to before inc. W. il. Cl.AHK, J. P. From 11 acres of land sown to Flax I received 89 bushels of seed. Average pur acre, 26; bush. Joskpii Chami-aoKi:. .Subscribed nnd vorn to bcfoie me. E. Stkphkxs, Co. Cloik. XAZ7XI COUHfV, From 44 acres of land sown to FIttx I receive! lOlN bushels of seed. Aveiaco per acre, 23 641 bush. Jamks Sxki.mno. Subscribed and sworn to before me. Jamks F. Bnowx, Notary Public. Batsku Ctrj.NTV. The Mvu-Uxtn Sentinel of Maroh 2Cth has the following: The prospects for an unusually remunera tive ntlnitig-eason ure tnore brilliant and encouraging than they have been since 'U2 Parties in from Connor Creel:, Sparta, Eldo rado, Tmll C:esk, and otbermilnlnr camps. all report plenty of snow in the mountains, and ft Is confidently assorted by leading business mi n in linker City that business prospects rm moro llattering'than they have fceon for niacy years. Therewill be plenty of water, which will enable 'miners to work ground that; Is known to be "very rich, that could not be worked heretofore on account of the nituctlon. Tbo nownniuing district actoss Snal.e River, distant from linker City aotae eighty miles, Is thought to be a very rich mineral region, and itda thought that dsvolopmetrts will bo mado thero that will add inuchato tbe pormammcy and future prosperity ' Baker City. Work on the Virtue mine in being pushed ithoad rapidly, and they have struck tbo richest rnu!c that haa ever boon found in the lego. 'We-ivere shown a piece of quart. In Sir. Virtue's office that would probAbly wlgh llllyi pouuds, that Is tho most beauti ful specimoQ we havo ever seen. It is thor otKhly interspersed with gold, and we are Jdformed that a vein about one hundred and forty footdoag, by forty loot' deep, has been opened und prospected, all being remark ably rich. There is a fair prospect for tho early erec t Ion of a Jarc grist mill on tho site of the old'VJrtunicisiaru mill acrosc Powder River. Win. HmriHon, a gentleman well knowu throughout Baker and Grant counties, has concluded to locate hi Baker City, and will open a rirst-clasa school. Ke is one of the spiciest peuzil-hoavers in IC.istem Oregon. H MUM BltlN'Ti.JtKOW WHAT Tiav W1UIK The Walia Walla Union tells a story of a man whe left that place, a few weeks ago, and vent to Hours dale, Clearfield county, Punn eylvKiiia. Su aftor reachiug there ho ten dered a morjhiuit two twenty-dollar gold pieces hi pHjmout of an account, but the inotvretused t.) take the strange thlngii, not know !ug w hut they voro. They uirn Hum tent .to lltlln bank at Tyrone, in the same county, but-tlK "bunker" also rolused them, not lu.mslug rhnt tlio thlutm wero. It Is euggsuted tliHt,probably the "banker" mis took lite ooiim i)r galvauiod half dollars, or broiue Cmtourlal medals, .ny how, he who handled benk notes and gieenb.icks nil bis Iirtdid iiotiJiUow whatu twenty dollar piece ns. Ifilm should over tiavel, he would hu-M lotsof bogus uiotuiy "ohoved" on liUudiy the sitaips. ThftWollrt AVaCla Stuteauum undurstands that tho uercha.a-.s up there are iiiuKInu ArraiiKriiiwilH to have their freight taken ftom Walin Walla, by land. Tho Mateuieut 4ri that (he teaniNUxs eoutract to trulght from tho river at tho into of $i iwlou weight. Tho railrnHd oIihikim are ,! Attur ton, to which U added f 1, pjr ton tor transl'tir, and .Ml centN per Km from t!m depot, nml.ing iv totid off jiorton KKsiHiinuiioiii, orlull one f utib more I bin i tho teaiuuers charge. TliustatH mentis, limit the tHUUiNcau get nil die down freights rimy tan carry at the mlltwd prices, and at th woUuureH the leainsierH will inako liair wailed. The arKUlumit of the sloioltnio- I rs Is, tbHt ho hiiig us the teniusiers do the Diislnoys ar rautonti uatroulo l.e loanis: leuusters tiiido lth the hlorekoeivr, and 111 that way initiih of -tho btisiue can ho (louo without! he umi of usiily money. The 'Wheat Market The ruling -figure at Salem Mills and Far mers' Warehouse is 87JJ cents per bushel, a decline atSrflem ot -Vi cpnts since last week, based on information of a sudden decline in the Liverpool market of two shillings a quarter, or over, which has lost all the late advance and bad fallen onTiifsday :i I below the ioweftquotations of the whole winter. Liverpool orders the first of the week drop ped to-JSa.-Sd. per f,00 lbs. Tonnage continues abundant at San Fran cisco ft 2 to 2 2s. Od. pr ton to Liverpool. A numberof large ships had arrived so says the CtmiBtcraai ITci aid of ,".0th of March and charters are offered for the next harvest crop at 3. 3s. to JU3. 7s. Od; and CJ toi.il. 2. Rdisall that is bid. We cannot expect to securo tonnage for the next Oregon crop at la than JC4 to Lhorpool. 'The Local Produce Market. Butter is scarce and high as it has been, whilceggs are plenty at 10 cents per do,n. I'otatoesand apples aie scarce for a cood article and bring a fair price. Hay, nets, and mill feed are very high, and will probably continue so until the season is over. The supply of fresh butter and early yegetables comes-from California by every steamer. European Grain Markets. LvJinrooi., March 31. A leadiug corn circular says that with the return of more temperate weather and gentle rains, corn will 'be calmer. Farmers haxlng previously purcbasod wheat to a fair extent, are disinclined to op si ate except at eomo reduc tion. .Foreign growers, on the contrary, are stic in their demands. Prices in the agri cultural districts are fully supported in this aud neighboring markets. Since Tuesday little has been done. Fresh arrivals are small. The market to-day Is almost at a standstill Few transactions in whe.it are reported. Virtually oue penny per cenul lower, without a prospect to sell. Flour is very slow at reduction, equivalent to that In wheat. Little Is being done in x:orn at a decline of three pence. LivnrooL, April 3. Tbe receipts of wheat for tbe past week liom Atlantic ports has been 0,i00 quarters; Pacific ports, 17 XX73ff COUMTTV. From 3? acres of land sown to Flax I received SIS bushels of seed. Average per acre, 23 4-7 bu. Rorrr. XIostoomiibv. I Subscribed and sworn to betore me. E. TiioMi'feox, J. 1 BENTON COTTNTV. From 8 acres of land sown to Flax I received 250 bushels of seed. Average per acre, 31 btisli. Jacob Hoi.oATn. Subscribed and sworn to before me. B. R. Biddi.e, Justice of the Peace. VOZiS COUNTY, From 35 acres of laud sown to Flax I received 719 bushels of seed. Average per acre, 23 l!)-.,0 bus. C. M. Arm&thoxo. Subscribed and syorn to before nie. B. H. Bowman, Notary Public. The Best Crop for Change of Land Flax Stubble Equal to Summer Fallow Is the Testimony of All the Flax-Zlaisers in the State OIL CiKK BIT. I. will be furnished to all cntitrir-tors, to bu paid for in Flax Seed, if desired. SSSP Pi luted instructions regarding preparation of land, sowing, harvesting, anil price, furnished to all applicants. Addiess I'lOIVKKR Oil, CO , Mileiti, Oregon. Or, Fi-orD & Co , Rojcbiirsr: Ja.s Dlakei.t, BrownjWHe; J. TitoMrsov .t Son, Haley; Aibanv FAnMEns' Co., Allianj: Hamilton Ui a., Conallle. I 776 1 876 Centennial Medals. AUtala Plate, Highly Polished. Equal In Wear and Color (o Solid Sllier. Size 1 S-ii liulifs In diameter. rilHG oberc.icl rt'cr-e prtntlns: 8iproj)rlate JL doe i;ii (.onuntrmiriMltH.' tin one hnndrtdth anni teimy ul our natloii i blrlh. rnE .moit vluablk hotivkniiis and ie MBNl'OKa VKlt tbsUEU. Agents Wanted. Lartfu lommlM'ioiiff Ftenitc fulil for rnttrprici. bamplcr and lull information rent on receipt ol fill ctr. U.S. illediillloii Co , P.O. IIox 2270, N.V. HAWUEY, BODD Sc CO., trVAXUUIB, ....... OFFER FOR SALE A FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, OXXGCXT, AX tlio Lowest O- PriceK. t Receipts of corn, ,1,500 otber Hourcfcs 82,000, qunrcors, London, April 4. The Mwk Jmiip lie i ;)i'c9-tiQy8 aanculturuloperatloui are liHlng I pro-ociueu wuu vicor anil mat tiio siirmiseH regarding tbe probuble Injury to tlio Winter wneat, CHiiMod ov tiie IncleiiiPticv or March mostly, are litifonnded. Trie tutiire ctops, i altboueh retarded, appear to offor no reacn-1 ablo rauso for alHriu, an ultliunto prospects in some districts, where ttinlnd vftthfirwas uniHiinlly novere Hud jirotractMl, tliH inten tlons oJ houliiK wbext iihm been abandoned, and Holds devoted to barley or b. ans. It N early to baard an opinion iibiut the future crops, as th -it planted U only Iwdnuliit; to appear, nud the country jrenenlly N Mid to ! bn Hb.iro as it usually is at I bo f-nd ot Peti. I ruarv. Ntlll supposing tbe IrotM are Inter j but do not Injure tho plant, llm recent rold may von have been benpticlal bv dtnrrov- Init vermin. Tho heavy raliilall also materi- i allv helpK tbo torttliiitloti ol tieldx. ' Trade last week was htrlctlv ot a consunip tiv clmracter. Sppculafira lield aloof. Tlio tmiiiitry inaiUetH, however, are not Influen ced, The recent Hhatu'p won fully hiisihIii ed, l'armers Mill coiitliiuo to ma'rliet their v.'lieat sparingly. .Shipping Intelligence. VVo compile tlio following from the Oie ffiuiMH of the 5th InM : The Ur bark Chile, trnm I.Ierpool vii Victoria, armed In port to day with a par tlHl.caruo. She will probablv load wheat. The Am. fldp samuul Wat's, tholarifest vessel ever loaded in il'e Coliimhla river, )n just coniplatwl lier uargn ol 2,tl0ti, short toiiH, m Atirla. The bsrk .-ptijriis will finish loading In a day or tun, KM'Oirvs I'et Am. Rhln Saiiiunl VRlt. to l.nerpooi, nispswi i n tii alelll Administrator's Sale. VOnt'K i hvuli) kIuii thit pureiiant to an onlci j.1 or the Countv Court of Marlon count). Orcron, niacleatll" Mirth turui. 1SU I will tell at puhllr auitlrn.iloi iuh In hand in loin, on Mhinliy, the lMhilay of April IbTii, at llu'ilock. In the torunonn ol -nlrt day, ai the Court llmi'u ilm r In haltin. In aid countj, the real estate holonvliii.' to the tato or James E. Hall, rt'Crand, and li milled as follcv, to wlt: Tho midlxiiU.il .,ue hall ef Dnnatloti Ijind Claim, No AT, in Tourielnp 4s. H. 1 "., hclui; parm ol (-ctlon", lsand ill, hounded at rol'onr. Bit'iun at a point to. Ill chain Eat u( the . corner ol ctton IS In atd ?ounhtp. aud rutinlu.' thenre Nottli 1 'U'- l niln., Kli"! .11. IT chuin-: llioim: North M ileg. 40 mill ,V.' 0.13 chains thimi .Sorlh i dig., STuiln . E it Kl.l chain?: then South Tldi..; M inln.. Fat tl ll chalur: theme Soulh 15 di e. 3D inln., Wwt 141.11 chains theme North T4 iIcr. IS inln. Wert 4 CO chain; thence hnulhT dee. 00 min . 'c-lrmthalni; tbemw North ilet'. M mln , Wist IMS chains; -n. . lueuiu .onu i oe. -to min , i.ai ;ji .,, crninp, lo iru r ' nlai e if he 'innln 1h hi'. In MaHnri fount,, flrrxrnn. March -il, 18HMW. WM. l l'UOII. Ailiniulstratm of raid Enaic. BOOMlMflOX vUUKKul, F. K. Pirn ix, bloom Inif.on, III. Price lists free. I Catalogues '-"c w. wEATHEnronu. 1. W. WBATHEIironD. L"1.. iricoi., it Irt betlnrtoi,,,,, MiIImCo. Anril 111 : 15 545 l.lils nnr tllO letuulll V,H!llK(llUt ,.lii.l nt77T.-A.MV.I I.i.lI, Ju u'1,1 ..1 ?.t7.S55 Voial valuiiof car(;, $U5..nS0. Ker Hblp Uiiiinottar Castle, to Liverpool, dlspvti'lied by Cotlitt V Maoleay. April 4th, t,,ji uuaiKiiH iii tviMttti, vniue'i hi t(,oiin. ineaptnrlu a "dwii li-b." on Monday, at i ineainp nuuuoiinr vie earrieaawayi Sow tide, aftor nmirtiUablo eiuounler I tlmfeond UrjiestcarKoof wheat ever ablo-1 fSiioh.llshea never atler r.M8liice, wlnui the twn iruunvruini, iiie iTKei. oeiuK mat oa tl.lnhu,! lell Heui.I It nuwsured iiino it . tint iwiwiien Dl,'H. F.sil. Ivnif Jtnjal vmim suiw.-ful j! Weatherford & Oo., Wholesale and lletall Dealer In DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, CLASS, Patent Medicines. CHEMICALS, P erfumery TOILET GOODS, Cto., etc. PU31E WINES and LIQUORS, For .Medicinal purpose. Medioines Compounded, and Prescriptions Filled. v Weatherford & Co., .lani-y Commercial lrfet, NALKH. 2 SOLE AGENTS FOK THE CELEBRATED JOHN DEERE MOLIIME PLOWS. "Which combine the greatest stren th .with extreme liahtness and dura bli- ,y. COT All the JOHN DKERE 3IOLINE PLOWS ure now mado with a Patent Block nnd Welded Frop (a now feature), and havo Extra Hardened Share, as well as Hardened Mould-boards. V?fc Deere hulky Plow. Deere Gnus Plou. THE DERE SULKY BAND GAMG PLOWS Are meeting with unlooked-for Success in every County of our State and Territory. WE ARE AOENTa FOR THE CELEBRATED .k??ms: SRhiitt mr Farm wasnn. 1'miLe with Sjiritig Siat ard Holler Brake : Cinllt. Cuth Inch I.lzht 3 hnrnf Waeon UM 1 II " Jltdluin 15S 115 iii " llnvy " " 11-1 ISO . -WT-i "t.T -W- tt J- i ..m B'awii-Q'e.i9jiJMTivr-i2Siii'. fM3fw--WrlafiRiS?JaVSa jtuiinn-i-iiouf lr.o ris SsfW'iy'?S''i WllfTift-kWnj;onf,a(lilltknnl. -i .r-i riii. .ti. - wit--1'- iiiii.a. i iiiu.' r'liiiii!; ij 1.1. iin i iiii. .aii'?. liy jlc. and Brnl u. Credit ilil): cath M1 Back Scat, l' Aconts for BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILLS AMD SEEDERS, Ruckoyo Cider Mills, Farm Eiills, &c,&c. SEND FOR SPECIAL CIRCULARS. Stpt. IT, lh'S aid COUNTERBALANCE VIBRATING SEPARATOR. AiiiYUM.-fi-oni tin to tii4ir It trim. It tavliotm leu, hik! yet is tliliiK of roiuarkuMo treiittfJi. IIh hody t mmll, while lu Iouk lMtioflituH radiate frocu tho center Ilk tho pokesvfn narrlaire wlieel. Glyinjiia Siio, Tho Kttiww K)tit) hutrn, which hitvo mado tholr appoaninw mw year, iu stoiui or wearing H Wai-kund yolloiv etrlnos usual to them, uro armytnl in ttltenmto htHiici of red, whiteaiul hlue. This is showlnR1 a very commendable respect for tlm eontennlal year, and porhapo, nfter all, tlio lnitato hug jmean well eiiouRh. Tho h.deuencenl learns that tho name of tho newly appointed register of tho land otlkoat Vai.-couvor Is Win. H, Smallwood Instead ot W. H. Small, a was telegraphed at tho time of tho jBenato couHnuatlon. 1 tot It of till e Bhlp were load' od by Meiwrf. Corbittok Mwleay Wetmrn tkat about cases of cauned tuvltnoiiof thU year' catch were shipped to Hnn KrauoUeo y one of the fisheries ou tbe Columbia jier lint i-tsaaier. This ii about to wil( earlier tbau tbe Jlrst shlpmenta am usually uiatf. That of the Kaaiuel Watla is the m.vat val liable cargo of breadelulij that baa ever left an Oregon port. ' FraawUro MarkrC. lV tHUOBil-H. hn KmocI.w, rl 4 Klour Ki'ra Jobbluc at f ntflil Sri, payable In illrer, Whoat OikhI.II (K), ihoKc, $1 tOi-0t-tJ txxt 00. Uailcjr r'J Kiadm, f 1 20QI W; brawluf, I 3U OlM. UioKcrt arc taVIn; half aollan at 7,V and trade at Srccnt,illcoaut, Liverpool whtat market to-day J 1CU10 id or a trn CaltfornU; 10 idalM ti tot Club. A MEW DEPOT ..run.. GRICULTURAL IMPLE- MENTS. J ob u Deevr Walklua;, Cane, and Sulk)' COLLINS C O J'LOVNtJ, EXTRA C 0 SHARES. KttllUis ronltera licbuttlrr and P. or H. WAGONS, P.of H. SEWING MACHINES. The Best Portable Hay Press f TIIK IVOKI.li! FARM Tit , Cell ou )nr liroticr farmc. I ni" lno-chaf'n- tiwbrr. C'akli il lor WA'fW and HaV. (V OOMUSRCUL bl'RKKT, under Ika rauraucr OMre. baJcm. Fob. iiaM' T. B. WAIT. TTE aroprtiiandtomanuraciureand flllall nrdcrt for thefr unrivaled machines. il wairauuu. All our work Im fi.llv tr njrtlLlllaiv. ttiil lur rill uliira mil nrlr lUt ,&ltlh will ho a. n, hv mail n. ii.iii i. nnii. ,1-l.n.l " f --,... .... n...v.. ..... w , j ...... w Hr Hu Order hohUl bo ent In early, to avolddftappolntmcnt, ae wo will manufacture principally on orders for the coining e.ou. AUdfif, P ELTON & SAVAGE. Salem. Or. L.OV1S SAV AUffi. 8. TELTON. rahOinUl Dr. L. S. SKIFF. DENTIST. Assisted bv Q. F. Tucker. Ovor tiao X3rvr1c, SALEM, - - - OHCCU.V. .clOtf $250 A MONTI..Arehta wantrd Try. lit. re. llllfctll, k. li.innrnhlM jml Mrrf clakk. r.irll. ul.r.M'iitfni-. AclJrrx I. HUUlilO.,3l, LOUl.,3.0. iiUanutt Harmtr. IMOID BTSBT lATUBOaT, BT CLARKE &, CBAIG, ruBuaaiBt axv raonuiTOBs. a. a. cLUUU. ' p. w. ciuie. Terms or SakscilptloB. One copy, one year (M numbers) ...f 3.00 v Oneeopy,alz month (18 numbera) l.SO' Ono copy, tbrcs month (IS oaabcri) ,fv U flit a lh- " ij vypW&iKir'z---'