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Salem, Friday, Juno i), 1876.
State Orange Deputies for 1876
libit OJflce. Erpm.
nova la.
A A Mathew Looking Olas Roseburf?
roos.
J IlenryShroedcr.... Ott
TACKSON.
1) S IlDutck Ashland ..Jacksonville
IlA.iKIl.
Wm Tlrown Baker Clt) Baker City
JO'LI'IIINK.
Wm W FIiIliT Applegate Jacksont We
LAMf.
KM Hill Junction City... Junction City
Unl-
.rimii Creek.,
....Crcswell
,...Sclo ,
....Lihanon
...Harrisburi...,
...Corvallls
...Monroe
...Kind's Valley.
.Eila'iio City
Marlon Station
Albany
....Ilarrlsburs
, Corvallls
.Turner Salem
.The llallcs
Geo It llaiuer-ley
J'o'coctuiox...,
I.INN,
Wm Cyni -
1A Initio
.7 II Smith
BKNTIIV.
CE Moor
J) Nlcholl....
.JJOrant
MAItlON.
n A Wltzcl
Ji F Caftlrtinmi llutteville,
LAKE. ,
.1 JCharlt'ii (loose Lake Tacksonv.lle
t'OLK.
.1 U. Stump Bnena Vista.
"V A Henry Zena.
Hubert Clmr Dallas,
VA1IIILL.
J J Hciiderwu Amlly
A II Henry LaKajetx
U'ASIIIMITOK. ,,,,, ,
TO Humphrey Illllsboro Illllsboro
L'K Kannin Cornillus
CLACKAMAS.
A It Hlilnluv Osweeo Oiegon City
N tV Randall OrcjonUiy
XULTNOMAI1. ,
.1 .ToIiii.iiii East Portland... East Portland
John tioore
UASCO.
Jt .Mays Typl
.1 II Jluntni' upper uuocu
I1HANT. ,,
J) IJItlneliart Canyon City Canyon City
rmTii.i.A.
J S While Weston Weston
II.ATMII.
A II Sale Astoria Astoria
TILLAMOOK,
II P lloldc Tillamook North Yamhill
COI.t'.tllilA
J W Maxwell Columbia City
J. W Couyer Klaskaiune
I'MUV.
;t 11 lice Cote
Washington rumiiTonv.
WAI.I.A WAl.l.A.
W M Micltwi Walla Walla Wal'a Wallai
rillX'UVIA.
((O'KvIIiiuttr Dayton
WHITMAN. ,,
IIi-iiryiMldluir Eitartstlllc Colfax
ft 1' (JIIHiand CoUa coital
IIIKHAMS.
JIZ IIiiihUIii Elma
VIKULE.
SS Mi kliam...
THL'llHTW.N,
L! Abbott .
12 l.oiiynilro ....
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7iillns II irti Scati'e Seattle
1.1. wis.
T.M t'lersim Claqnato
VAKIMA.
CI Com Ellcnsburi?
ro I.TOS.
.InlmS. lloarUi Pekln
(I. AUK.
WS Dmlhlt Vancouver
KLICI'ITA', .
e Miller Kllkltat City
IDAHO TEllltlTOIir.
...Cluitallf- Point.,
...Olympla
...Yilni
..jOlympia
Paradise Valley.,
Mt. Idaho
..Lcwlsto-s
NES! PKllCR.
J -Mlnwatil
WCl'ierton
aha.
I, K Carteo Boise Cl'v
KJSiulth " "
V. lloi Werscr
Kllltubb Payette
Ill any county where tho Deputy a, pointed Is not
t be most suitable, and the Oransos of the locality will
piopeily ludlcalo to mo a choice. I wlllboplca-eil, for
In many Instances I have been obliged to make ap
ivili.tiucuta without knowled-jo.
DAN1KL CLARK,
Master Orcyou State Gramro, P. of II.
I'lacknuiaa County Council.
I'ho CIackma County Council meets on the fourth
Friday of eaeh mouth at It o'clock a. m. Place ol
meeting, at. I. CI. Trulliugcr's mill, near tho center of
tho county.
Ullli-crs-N. W Itandall, Prcldcnt; A. Nichols, Vice
President; W. W.II Samson, Secretary. P.O., Needy;
John llliis, Treasurer; Frank Vaii'liti, 1st Steward;
N II. Darnall, 3d Steward; Wm UIbk; Gatekeeper.
irelhren In i;ood staudlns are Invited to meet with
ii.
lly order of the Council.
W. W. n. Samson. Sec'y,
CENTENNIAL BATES.
We are advlaed that tho old plonoer line
Lotwami Omaha aud Chicago, Tit K Chicago
V Nouni-WKhTKBN IUii.way, hit nentafull
mock or Heduoed Rate, Round Trip Centen
nial Kxciirslon Tickets to their General
A Kent at San Francisco, for the use of the clt
i.eua of thla coast. Full Information as to
routea, ratea, etc., will be cheerfully furnUh
nd all who may apply to U. P. Stanwood,
(ieneral Agent Chicago it Korth-Weateru
Hallway, 121 Montgomery street, Sau Fran
ciaco, Ral.
Mr. Stanwood la supplied with a atouk of
tickets by this old relUble Hue, by which he
otu give a selection from seventeen hundred
and elghty-live (1785) roulen to Philadelphia
mid New York and return, for visitor to tho
Centennial. The tickets ready by all con-
onivable ronton east of Chicago, and enable
ii person to go by oue Due aud return by an
other. Wrlie Mr. Stanwood for " The Uutite
and Rate Uook of Centennial TicketD," over
tho Chicago it Northwestern Railway, uiul It
will be aeut you i te of cost.
KARKIED:
In Portland, June 1st, 1S7U, by Rev. V. C.
L'liatttu, Mr. George K. Onod, ol Salem, ami
Miss Carrie Wilcox, of Portland.
In Polk couuty, June 1st, 1S7U, by Rev. P.
S. KuUht, Mr. John lllgglns and MUs S
maiutiii leller all uf thai county. Compll
lueuu received.
SuuiKHGl. Poison, T. A Davis i Co., of
Portland, advertise with us that they have
Wakelee't prepAratlou to poison gophers and
(iijulrrels, said to be the best nude In Call.
Jornla, and endorsed by Mr. O. W. Uibsou,
of Fraukllu, Ltuo county. It Is very neoet
nry to clear tho country of these postu, aud
eome of thesa preparations will do it.
The Yamhill J.vor(iTayn: "Mr. Hraly
bring us lu a sample ot wheat, pulloil from
ii hundred-acre tleUI, which measures S'.'
inohes in length. This U about tkio avomtu
of the whole llold. aud It looks its healthy
uud rmuk aa tvo hnvo ever seu any groin K
Commencement Week, Willamette
versity.
The close of (he College year was celebrat
ed with the Interedllug exercises usual to the
occasion.
The graduating exercises of the Med'cal
school took place on Tuesday evening, May
30, of which we made some mention In last
week's issue. The annual address was de
livered by Hon, ltuftis Mallory the charge
was given by Dr. A. M. Belt, and the de
grees were conferred by President Clatch.
The Aurora striag band furnished music.
On Wednesday evening the reunion of the
Alumni took place la the University chapel,
and was attended by a largo audieuco
Til moil Ford, K i, pieslded, music was in
torsnersoJ through the oxerclses. II. H.
Hewitt loir iductd the class of 187(3, and Mr.
Ford dellverod the welcoming addrts,
which wvs fallowed by an oration from Hon.
II. II. Ollfry on "Socrates " In whien he de
picted the pu I lie career, us well as tho private
lite and tcoldlng wife of the Philosopher.
Mrs. Nellie J. Curl delivered a poem of some
leL(;th entitled " Hesperia," which was writ
ten with good command of rhythm and
measure, and showed Puetlcal tasto aud tal
ent. Many parts of It were quite xuperior,
showlutc thought and careful study. She
alluded to those graduates who were df ceas
ou very feelingly. Miss Mario Smith's es
say on "Sky Parlors " was well road and
received and whs also well wrlltrjn, being,
In fact, one of ti e best things of the eveuing.
The " Annals " were read by Syl. C. Simp
son, and were quite humorous as character
ske ches.
The Commencement exercises proper took
place Thursday, and were attended by
crowded housos, mauy persons standisg.
Tho chapel was decorated in good taste with
erergreens and llowers. AilUrcss-cs were de
livered by the members of the graduating
class as follows:
Fank M. Johnson deliversd a very well
written address. Subject, "Dostiuy."
Frank P. Mays had for his- theme, " La
bor's reward."
Wiley H. Allan had " No Theme, 'and so
it proved at the lirst ellorr, but, on a second
trial he iiihcIb rmite a subject out of "No
Theme," touchinc lightly ou a great veriety
of mnt tei st hut would have furbished themes
if desired.
Albert N
Election News.
Mcores discoursed about the
"Mongolian," tv hubject that has acquired
considerable prominence of latai.
Miles T. Starr syoke on the progress of
civilization, choosing for the title of his ad
dress: "Still it Moves."
This closed tho speaking. The music of
the afternoon w:ut furnished by gentlemen
aud ladies conututed with the institution by
I past aud present ties.
In the evening the largest audience of the
week assembled lowltness the sloso.and list
en to an address-from Judge M. P. Deady,,
who spoke at great length on the career of
mau, as opening, to the young graduates.
The Judge's address was carefully written,,
many passages being culled from the most
renowned and poguUr writers of .prose audi
verse In our language.
The degrees were then conferred by Presi
dent Gatch, and the beuedlctiou being pro
nounced, the academical year was over, and
the last of its duties fulfilled.
On Wednesday evening, at tle llms when
we close rmr record of the week, the returns
from the election are not conclusive, but we
give the most reliable concluolona to b had.
In tho Seeond Judicial D'strlct, Watson,
Republican, seems to be elected Judge,
while In the Third Judicial District Jt. P.
Boise Is probably elected Judge and Bnrnett
Prosocutlng Attorney. In the Fourth Dis
trict, Stott is eloeted Prosecuting Attorney;
in the Ffth District, McArthur Is re-elected
Judge without opposition.
. Marion county elects theenllre Republican
legislative and .county ticket, average ma
jority over 400,
Linn county elect the entire Democratic
legislative and county ticket, averago ma
jority 250.
Polk couuty, It is thought, elects Bsntley
Independent, by a large majority over Hay
den, Ddmccrat." J. B. Stump, Independent,
Is elected to the Home, and H. Staatsnnd
Hayter, Dom's., are also thought to be elect
ed. The county ticket is probably mixed.
Tho Clerk aud Sherlfl are claimed lud.
Benton olocts (with Polk). Palmer Joint
Senalor. The Republicans claim the rep
resentatives. Douplits county Is claimed to-have gone Re
publican throuehout.
Jackson county Is conceded Diunocratlo
with exception of McCail, people's ticket, lo
the Legislature.
Lane couuty is divided, Whlteaker, Demo
crat. belDg elected Senator, it is thought, and
A. D. Burton, Dem., Representative; while
Republicans claim Hamilton,. Scott, at.d
Bond. Reureseutatlves, aud roost of the
county olllcers.
In Yamhill conn y Democrats oraim Brad-
shaw, Senator, Pentou, Repiesentative, und
the Republicans claim Henderson, aud
Lampoon, Representatives; Dale, iMmocrut,
Is re-elected SheriH; Rogers, Clerk.
Washington couuty elects a mlxtfd Legis
lative tioket Morgan, Republican, for Sher
lfl', aud Luelliug, ludepeudent, for Clerk.
Columbia os Demi cratic, as usual.
Clackamas re-elects Jobu Myers,. Senator,
Democratic, and it Is thought three Republi
cans and a Democratic Reprosouliitlvo are
elected.
From Eastern Oreson, Wasco and Umatilla
are claimed to be DemocraMo.
The Democrats claim UioSta'e Legislature
by a small majority on Joint ballot-
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OF"KH JOR THE HARVEST OP 1870 THf- CKLKBRAiKD
ADAMS ANn FKBNCH HAHVESTEK,
' ' Oondueror. ' 9
WlthPperlalTmrorements for tMs be't " a-rntert to be the XJJEST HIDISQ and BINDIStJ
Sarvoatox- ixi tlxo Xvorldl
SUXh&lSLS
Wm. Anson Wood's Celebrated Mowers and Reaporc,
BUCKEYE Mov-Mrw mid Ttipi-M,
BRADLEY MOWLRS A.VD Ki:PUR.S, SA.VIMf ICM ilIOWEnS
SINGLE aril DOUBLE OBK. with nm and special luiuaoveintnt. 3EXJ?T'J3 'ZZIa.Ycmfitxm
OX'S, ot TnitEK DIPPERENF STYLES.
At a meetincr of Nortn Yamhill Orange,
No 33, P. of H., held June 3d, 1870, tho fol
lowing resolutions. were adopted:
Whereas. It has nleased the fireat Master
of the Universe to remove fiomouraildstby
"death. Sister It. K Care a worthy member
of North Yamhill Orange, No. 33, tLerafore,
- xvesuiveu, I nan uy uer ueai." uui uruar
I has lost an honored member, aud one of its
best friends.
i Kesoived, Tnat,.wnuewe wouitt suuratt
io an ail-wise i-roviaeuco, wo uiiim nur
worthy Sister, andhert-by tender to the be
reaved aniily our-sympathy.
Resolved. That this Granee bo draped in
'mourning lor thirty days. .
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions
I be tendered the family, Abdotie.be spread on
the minutes of this Orange; also one to the
;Willamkttk Faihmkk, and OUUvator for
publication. J. w. stkwart,
B. E. Stbtmakt,
M.J. Hhdhix,
Committee.
Lsttes from Tillaaook.
Kn. FAitMKK: As this Is a dairy country,
and the inaiu business is makiug butter, and
the price of butter has coioe down, I would
like to turn my attention, to cheese, and
would like noma of your correspondents, to
give the system aud process of making
cheese. There has been considerable said
about the protit lu the manufacture of chMse,
hut no instruction as to making the article
I am Ignoranfof the art, and no doubt there
are others who read jour valuable paper
who would like to learn the business. Se I
would like a reply to this request.
Just hero 1 would say a word for the bene
fit of itumlgrauts. In Tillamook couuty is
pleuty of good government laud to take up,
brueh and timber, but the land is as good as
can ba found lu any country. The climate is
mild warm In winter, and cool and pleas
ant In summer. There is au abuudauc of
tlsh and oysters, and clams and crabs, aud
geese and ducks, &o. Improved prairie
farms can be bought at reasonable prices.
Persons wishing to come aud look at this
county might do well to oall ou me, and I
will give all the information I can, I live on
Long Pralrld. JosErp Gisauul.
Tillamook, May 20, 187(1.
The California Fruit Erjer.
Kiutoh Faiimkk: As quite a number
have made it-qiury of me, and there ate ma
uy more interested, I deMro, with your per-inK-loii,
through the columns ot your wor
thy paper, to give my experience and opin
ion of tliu California Dryer. We bad every
dixadxantage to work against. We begin
afier tho heaviii-t rains commenced. The
Dryer had to be put up, wood hauled, ap
ples cathered all Initio rain. Many times,
irom the copious showers and poor roof the
water would drip right ou the truit while
dr lug.
Hut, lu stiltn of all, we dried nearly a ton
of fruit. The plau is ou the rixht principle.
The shape of the machine renders it very
handy to operate, and is within the reach of
all, as it uosts much less than auy other
with the same capacity. lu short, it is Just
what every firmer needs; and, if properly
built and run as It should bo, It cannot fail
to be a success aud give satisfaction.
Moreuuon, C. K, Cotton.
The above notice by Mr. Cotton, who reuts
tho orchard of Mrs. 12. A. Walling, of
Spriug Valley, Polk county, is voluutary ou
his part, aud we uudorstand is also the oplu
Ion of Mrs. Walling. They couslder they
mndo a success of fruit-drying with this ma
chine, and they bolleve It is so easily adapt
ed to i farmers' use that auy penon of ordi
nary Intelligence cau operate it to advantage.
It is sain to warrant tho machine to do good
work wbeu properly put up aud handled.
3. A, UUHKIm
Agent for pregtn,
In Memoriam.
NEWTON WAGONS,,
Maile exprpjf ly for thl maiket, and warranted to he the VERY H33STC WVe3-KTQ4
ever brought to the Pacific roast LARGE AXLES; deep rlnw, and teavy the, iaw Improved ea.t. Ac.
KTovrton Haclui ond Oarrinsoat, niac for Oregon trade, wlt(:
Patent 8avcrn Wheel, sollil Collar Aile;, Oll-timi end Snrlrp. Patent IIndlci ami sati.
Seud Tor Circulars of all tfae atiorc-named Good, whlrjit will be mal'ed Iree to auy addrecs.
T. CUijIGIIAM & CO.
8 41-EItI, June 9, 187.
EAILROAJD. LANDS.
tiiloxiil U?eniI
,OW IHICK.r
ItOXR TIIE!
VOW WTEBESTI
THE OaEG0N& CALIl'OUNIA KAILROAD 00.
irer their Laudi for cale up is thv toll-iwliu? libe
ral term: One tenth of the price In cah; Interest on
the balance at the ra:u of seven per cent, oue ear
after s lie; anil each foiluvvfiur yar one-tenth of the
principal and Interest ou the balance nt the rate of
seven pr cent pur annu ". U.Hli prruolpal ami inter
est payable lu (. S. (Currency.
A discount of ten per cent, will t-c 'loved for cash.
Letters to be addressed to P. SCIIULZE, He. retary
f nnd Department. O. & O. R. K , Poitland. Oreiron.
The tug Gen. Canby made the run down
from Astoria to 'JHUmook in lees than seven
hours, aud the return trip in. six hours
from the Kay to Astoria.
The Evil P suits or Weak. SMcUou.
There is no pathological fact mom clearly ascer
tained than that the most formidable phases of ner
vous disease are ulrrctly traceable, to. Imperfect dices
tlon. Insomnia, lth its train ol direful consequen
ces, proceeds mora frequently f em, weaknees oi the
stomach thsu Iroji any other Cairo. Mero sedatives
are powerless to-euro nenousiitsis anil soon ce-ise to
palliate Its eymyioms. The trio way to atrengthen
the nenous sysiein is to luvlirowte the- di0estlve aud
assimilative orpins, upon w haw uuonstractrd action
tisequlllbrlum7labsouluti-ly dependent. The dally
use of llostctter's Siomich Mttero will do more to
brace and soosae lh weakenoa and Irritated nerve',
and Induce souid. retreshlni; slaep, nature's grand ca
thollcon then, all tho so-caUad nervines to ne (oumt
In the pnarmaeoputla or out of it. A wincglassful of
the Bitters should be taken etoieeach meal.
MRS. M. A. HICKS,
Dress - Making Rooms,
Old Court-House, ISbIcbi.
XT Ladlea from the contftrj can here get their
work dono lu latest style.
Catting aud VlllluK done, and Family Pat
terns cut to order.
PRICES VERY ItEASONADLK. myHfltf
Squirrel and Gopher
EXTERMIWATOK.
Tho Best in -Use.
.4 gen Is for Portld'til,
T. A DAVIS &CO.,
JcJai'l
71 front street,
50 CENTS FREE.
SPECIAL OFFKR-FOR A 8HOKT TIMB ONLY.
Will si-nd, 1-osT-rAin ran to each new subscriber
of Tur. New York .A hints' Uomthlt, a ma.nlilci-nt
CExrtNNtAL MKMom.L .VKDiL(lu fancy l-ux). struck
in AIMta Plate Miter, larger than a silver trade dol
lar 1, inch In diameter l-'rice SO cent each. The
Agents' Monthly Isa handsome, spicy, lUpago pa
per. Subscription price CO cents a year Send 3d
cents, and you will receive the Aolin' Mosthlv for
one year, post-pnid.and the ahme Metal gratis.
.Vldre-s, PKNTUN PDBLHIIINU o.,
Jt9.nl
ITUUroauwav. New Yoiik
LEBANON HOTEL.
2.47M.VO.V, i.V.V VO.
S II. CL.tl'CHTON. - - - Proprietor.
mill: undersigned would announce to the citizens of
X Lttiu and adjoining counties, and to the traveling
public, that he has thoroughly reatted and refurnished
this well known Hotel with sew furniture through
out, and Is now prepared to accommodote tho. who
my f.ivor liliu with a call, lu the most satisfactory
manner, Tho Table will ba amply supplied with tho
best the market an'ords, aud the utmost pains will be
taken to please all.
Especial palus will bo taken to procure comfortable
comet ancestor parties Mtshlng to visit the SODA
SPRINGS a: soJavillc. three mllea from Lebanon,
w hero a few days ot even weeks may bo pleasantly
passed during the heated term. . . ....
Mar SO. B. II. CLAUQUTON,
TO SHEEP MEN.
Iloil'er for sale
Improved Stcok: Sheep,
HIGII-GRAUE CROSS FS, EWES-ANI LAMBS,
as follows:
CotHWOldN,
French lllerliioes.
New Oxtuvdslilrcs,
Tliornugbbred French Mbrino Bucks,
From the stock bromrht to Oregon by Jt Ht.Pattersou,
or California. Also.
HIGH-GRA.DE BiUCKiJ
Will bo sold on fivoralile terms aru at LOW rates.
Write to iro at ilallas, Polk coiiutn. r al at my
farm, four miles south of there.
D. M. GUTHRIE.
HayS. 1870.
For the Harvest ot 13.76.
TREADWEIi'S
FARMING
MACHINERY
A.t. Stocliteed JPrieew.
FLANDERS' WAREHOUSE, FRONT STREET,
PORT)LKDvOr.
WE are pnepared for tno coming hartest with the
largest stock ol Improved Machines UDd luiple-mt-nt
cter tillered to the 3T3H-uc.oX"aBi ot
Oreson. These Machines are widely
known fii ureon and Callfo.iila as the LATEST
STANDARD IMPROVED maalilncs or the country.
Oar stock canslst of
TUB JKTKA MOWER.
Price. . to 11fl. Ktroi for which we always
keep on hand. Weluht. 1.50 :es.: cuts 4 teel 4 Inches:
has Double Speed ts the Kulte: and la the Heat
Machine ever sold In Oregon.
MltiA mr-KAKIC MU)K as K8HPKR (MIMRINK1I.
Same as Mower, with SeliKake Reaylne Plat
form and Attachment. Cuts 5 feel tl Indies. Price.
150 to fJWi.
TreudwelPs Patent Single-gear Headers
Made by J. L. Cac & Cm The bet evr sold In Or
egon and Calliornla. Ask any nun who lias used one
what lie thinks nr it. or, xliat is better stil1. Coni
pare and TRY ours ultii any so-calkd Iniiirovwl
Heaifer. and buv the oue ton like ben. Send for the
Teaifuiouy nf itrcunu Farmers. Has the Patent
Adjustabre Keel- Improvrd Patent Iron Wheels the
Improved Pitman with Brass Uoxee-lniproved Ele
vator, etc.
IIOIDLEV ElSniNKS.
utiimtlc. vailable n-tulstlnsnit-off. The BEST
Throhiiighiisiue, either wnou or straw burners
Send lor tut and new price liri.
The KIKSSLICL, Slil'411 ATOU,
With Lnufenburg End Shake lioe. 'rhee Thie-li
era are the tinesi 'n the World, as can l,e te.teii by
mail) In (JlUUON who imrcLased last tiar. Scud tor
ruluced prices.
I'ltt'n aud UimellH ?Iiunted aud Down
I'OtVF.IIS.
Which will be sold separately, or with Tlueslters, at
reduced prices.
The Celebrate! Whitewater Wagon.
This it the standard Wagon of the Pacific.
Coast. Hundreds told lu Oregon, Price, 10u and
upward, accorktng to cr.e,
Also, constant
Header
Rakes.
Farming Implements generally, of the newest and
best make,
CC" A liberal discount for eisA. or endorsed mitt
tSl-Citiasiorallour MaCHIN-RV
US'" We keep up wita the litest Improtcnu-nts.
adoptliirf only the nseful aud tiraitlcal
-SI ))'." Ku'l' uothlns but idrt class goods.
t1" t e ship goods prompilv.
IV Our terras are cosli, unless otherwise
agreedm.cn. '
Uf" We are determined not to bo undersold In
same nnallty orgoeds, and shall be pleased to teceive
yoururder, elthtr lu person or bv letter.
auur- I., '. S. DOWNS.
II Hot i5 i. ..-'.-"-
.-..- .. . JIBIia'riT
. constantly ou Inn I tho Paddock 8ulky Rakes.
r'l'iucU. Hay Cntters, Revonlmr nakes, Hand
.Barley lo-k. Scythci, Snaths, Plows, ana
150,000 DOLLARS
to ti;
Oregon jpazaers
Annually, by the ravages end depredations of
GROUND SQUIRRELS,
Tiuit can be Saved by liking.
Hodge's Gopher & Squirrel
THIS NEWLY-DIRCOVEHED NI PATBSTKD
lemedvt.". the 10 u't o ve.lrn of alutlr. niA U tn
supply u m-ciled tviut mill -iibstltnfe for the much
useu ana oirjii aiiultekateu mpychnine, th-don-kerniis
use W Piopiiobl's and olh, r cnemlcals
The remedy Is caieiiilly put up In qnart tin. ran?,
and, used according to dlierili-n. wPI prove a
SWRE DEATH
or sno Squtrrela. Knch can scnted with oils of
Oumln a d Rhodliiin. well known-to trapper for
thotr attrai tlon of animal-, to baits.
This prepwitilon I tin anteed superior to am'
known, tor the. objects named, as a lii.rle ttiaj will
convince.
Ask your stnrc-keeper for It. ir he has not ami It. t
and will nut ocier It lor. you, order it dlrect-of the.
manufactured.
HODGE, CALEF & Co.,
a'Vni3 POnXIAND,.Or.
rrice ONEOVOLLAR, with discount to tlio trade.
0. A. BEED.
T.-llicnxwrtMiD.
RBKD & CKAWFORD,.
GENERAL AGENTS,
Fire Insurance of Hartford
North British and Mercantile
Fire Ihsuranoe of London
and Edinburgh.
LIFE ASSOOIA.TION"
Of Amrica
Hotsses to Rent,
Collections Made,
Loans Negotiated,
Real Estate Bought and Sold.
Parties hftirl B Inl furMill r,nn.i J.. KU.A..W... .
place it In cur bunds.
innii'jiams aiu invited to call and osamiite our list
of laud toe sale.
Jlt'UC?1t! ccd'" a,er Momm N. E. room.
atheadof.lalrs. !.a,Jm.M!i.tf
COME AD SEE THE
HOOSS THAT JAffi BUILT
Bring those Pictures that yon want tahave framed, to
HOUSE TIIVT J4CK BUILT.
You can find beantl'til frames, of all patterns at tho
HOUSE TII4T JACK. BUILT.
Settlrg Machine Nsedles of all kinds;
uu, tor sa'e at tae
HOUSE THAT JACK
also Machine
BUILT.
Pictures, Mats, 8erews, (lord. Nails. Knob, etc..
for sale at tke
HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT.
GILT, BLACK-WALNUT. H. O and KNAMKL-
nu .uuuciu.M,, ui variety of pat
tern, for sale at the
HOU8B TIIIT JifU BUILT.
!11INK for KltTem dollars less than
the regular price, tor sale at the
HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT.
Balance of Chemical Palm on hand, for sale at coot,
tit the
MOUSE TH1T JtCK BUILT.
H3 3L -3? E3 S.
has removed to thi
HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT.
P.
niylllmS Fhinoera' Wharf, Front St. t'ottiau'd. Or.
tSitccesiior lo A. N. Gilbert & I'o.)
C. UZAFOVAGE,
..Dealer In.. 7
BOOTS Se, SHOES,
SPECTACLES, SPECTACLES!
For Old and Young.
Far-Siglitcd and Near-Sighted.
(ShootlusGlaatcs fur SporUoicn,
ST&KL. SILVER, AND GOLD FRAMES.
1 5Sffssg., suppliv?riAKVi1Ner',t
look."