Willamette farmer., June 23, 1876, Page 6, Image 6

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WILLAMETTE FARMER.
VlrsCELUNEOlJs.
(.'.vijironxi.v Land Uaiionh. The
Stockton Indcpmulcnt has the following
description of the posessions of those
immense land proprietors Miller it Lux:
Their lands extend ft distance of sixty
eight mile-, mid this body is from five
to forty miles wide. On the cut side
they have other small tract1-. Henry
Miller, J'Vq., who takes personal charge
of the real estate of tho firm, heie and
in oilier part of the State, display- a
wouiluiful executive ability and Inrn
ihe employment to hundreds of men.
He ha what is known as the "Home
Hunch," and tho "Canal Ranch," be
sides s"vcril dairy ranches on this body
of laud. Ho keep-? an army of carpenter-,
wagon niakcr.s. fenco builders,
teamtcrs, farm hands, etc., not omitt
ing detectives, and it it) said ho knows
what all of them are about. Tin's year
tho average of grain is not so large as
in some former year.", being only about
:i,ii(i(i acre-'. There are on the premises
iV'OM .teres of alfalfa, from which la-t
caon three crops were taken and the
fields twice pastured; there are ul-o I,
100 acres just sown the present season.
We are informed by ono of Milller's
men that there were two strings of
fence- on the land, each sixty-eight
miles long, besides tho various cro-s
fence-. To give some idea of the cat
tie belonging to this young kingdom,
we wen-informed that this year they
branded .'.j.ooo calves. Aside from
owning u large interest in the San Joa
quin and Kings Kiver Canal, which
runs from the mouth of Fresno Slough
to lOs Iiinos Creole, n distance 01 forty
miles Miller A. Lux 1,rc il's,) construct
ing a canal on the east side of the San
.loaitiin which i- intended to lake wa
ter from -nine of the numerous sloughs
in that region and overflow their pas
ture land in the dry season. Tho
mouth of Salt or .St. Louis Camp Slough
is fifteen miles above Hill's Ferry, and
five miles up this slough stands one of
Miller's warehouses, which lias a stor
ege capacity of 1,-00 tons ofwhc.it and
which is .Dine twenty miles from ids
principal warehouse.
ing part of the day. fully expo-cd to, A Slippery Place to Pop the Question
tho direct light. Lpidomies attack in-
habitantsoiitlieshadvsideofthehtrcct She came tripping from the church
and totally exempt those on the other door her face flushed by emotions
side; and even in epidemics, such a- awakened by the ju-t uttered discourse
ague, the morbid iuflueneo isoften thu- and eye bright with loving expecta
partial in its labor. lion, lie hivered on the curbstone,
- where be had been waiting impatient-
Mrr.o.v .Sn.Ais. It is propo-ed to y with n burning heart fairly pal pita
establish a factory for the manufacture ting iu his throat, and frozen finger
of sugar from melon on Andrew Island, in his pocket. They linked amis and
in the Sacramento Jtiver. The corn's-, started for the residence of her sire,
pondent of u contemporary notes the After a few moments of hesitating
following advantage which melon po -iience he-aid: "Jane, wo have known
ses'cs over the beet for the purpo-e: each othei long. You niut know just
"As compared with beet-, the syrup of how I i(..LJ. You mu-t have -ecu that
which is unfit for use, and ihe impiii i- dear down at the bottom ( Moso-!"
tics forwliich expensive detergent- arc JIc had -lipped down on the ice with
required, the pulp of melon-', being liee o much lorce that lii--pine wa- driven
trorn impurities, needs no complex up into hut, which was tipped over hi
treatment, no carbonic acid, liltle bone- no-c, lite -he was a tender hearted
black' and but a fraction of lime, ami a thing. She did not laugh, but tender
small per cent, of watery element- to ly lifted liim to hi feet mid aid:
be evaporated. Beets are planted in "You were -aving, John when vou
rows two feet apart and eight inche- liiied. that tho'fniindation! Oh. gol-
Land forjmmigrants.
CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE.
4,000 ACRES,
In Quantities to Suit Purchasers
iA ACRE, due ninth and ndjolnlui: tho Rail-
v ronn nepnt at smem, an turner cuiiiiawon,
asunder; melons in rows twelve leet
apart and six feet assunder, requiring
only one-third the plowing and not one
fourth the weeding. The harve-t i-
cieanlyand not laboriou- in melons as
in beets. In the mill beets require
washing, melons not; tho juice of
beet i liable to soon turn black and
tun inlolfcrmentatlon, melon juice nev
er blacks and for several days ha no
tendency to ferment. I-or cattle feed
the refuse from melons is more nutri
tion and moie palatable." Vomnur
rial IJci did.
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re;
t
mi. i: a Ki:r. A
l.v:
She -lipped lier-elf that time, and
s.iw little -tars come down to dance bo
i foie her eye, but lie hauled her up in
lia-le and went on:
"Ye ju-t lis I -.lid, clean down at
the bottom of my heart is a fervent
love, on which I build my hope-. That
love has helped me to -tand and face ,
thunder!"
lie was nown again, but scrambled,
up bef.,re she could stoop to help him,
and he breath-sly: i
"Yes, yes, John. You remember, '
you jut said a Ioe which helped you i
to stand and face thunder .inn that
and -ill! ihlo fur l'mIh or teiretahlcs.
04Q ACHES rmir mill s southcit or Salem, on
the ralln.i.l, lih Mill Crock rnniiUir through It.
This l the iliniicat lannlin,' land In Maiion connly,
tilth lino ilnv m -l-tlii; In pirt or Ihe old Kutor
donation i nlm. mi tililih 1 ralid the prc-ent jcar
IIITt 1iihcl ill I118I iiml tliiim tun ol timothy per
acre. The ir-t irop or oat etcr taUcil on i-jrt or
thli" I mil nienr-nu rt nlne'v-foiir l.iHuls per acre, j,-raln
tteiirtied.iiidfiounilihnlnid liy Jlr Alfnd Stantoii.
of Salem.
2700 ACRF ofpmlrie and lUht brush land,
ttii i tlinhir lor liriiiim; purj.n-ii-, iMiiimtid hy tin
Willamette rhci tor four milt'". heautlltil lake on tlin
ea-t, biur hinditiLti nil hloinr ti" rlu'r, iommenclnr
Aiiir mile- iinitli id Silem- ,3JL oliolco
fVI",XI7. JLZVXXCl tile lri'si anil most suit
ali'e hod 1. 1 luiid to lie loiiud In the Willamette, tulley
to be pnrihacd hi a lolont To bo Mild liom $15 to
fl per aire Thin land will all be Immediately re--uniid,
and can be sold Inltrper or smaller parcel,
tosuit piiiilinnis. Itt.inha siilidlildrd to the bei"t
po.sllili aihnntaire, -nil I can oiler any person or Her
eon", or ' obiii of persons, desiri'ii; to purchase, honn s
in the bet pirt or the Willamette iiillcj, near the
city of altm imd within reaih ol the best rucltl ad-
tant.i!:c, .is well as must f.iiiriblv limited with r-
snict to market, uruitir ndtaiiHi,'! s, on nwru livor.
nolo terms, than thev cancter expeu to rcallo sk.iIii.
THOMAS CKOSS.
Salem, Xov.'MSTj.
Copartnership.
JontiiNTi).
WALTHI1 A. AlliMS.
MINTO & ADAMS,
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means of letting the farmer
citten from a pail of water by the
iS'i A,, JJffir SKo? 1 i!vverr onhT hK. hc w.th
wit what some editoi, doctoi, lawyer, , iiw.w, i,(,,i .,.n, .,,,.
?! ffi!b.JaC''. . 'f!vr!,.,0.!', r"11'- f " eoiirso ilai ling, uud I have long-
IlstMl-s I'KIXCII'l.Us IN l''AKMIX(
A well-known and .successful farmer
writes: "I am carrying on a large farm
(for the K.isl) and trying to do so on
business principles of management.
Have cut and steamed feed for sixty
head of cattle fur live years, anil in re
ply to the remarks of my neighbors
upon the evtra exponso of labor and
fuel, I point to my manuro pile and my
fodder stacks. J certainly make two
loads of cornstocks go as far us three,
and I am not sure but I do rather better
than tills, and sr with other cour-e fod
der. If I do not make the manure at
homo it nitit lie bought ; for without
all the land needs, I might as well
hang un the fiddle. And as regards
the health of cattle, I cm say that I
have never had a sick beast nor an un
thrifty one. 1 do not feed wholly on
steamed food, but givo each grown an
imal 11 half bushel of mangolds in the
morning at 0 o'clock, and sometimes in
their places .Swedish turnips in same
uantity; then ut9 a bushel of steamed
corn talks, sometimes with cut out
straw, -omclhuc with ryo straw mix
ed with the stalks, and always the
equivalent of four quarts of bran for
each animal in the it o'clock food. AtJ
noon they are turned into tho yard to
exercie and drink, at 1 they get the
equivalent of four quarts Indian meal
uud four quarts wheat bran, and at (i an
armful of hay betweon two. The ob
ject aimed at is a large flowof of milk."
The Central I'ucitlo Hallway Company
never made 'a greator blunder than
when they came before Congress with
their well organized lobby to defeat
the proposition to complete tho Texas
I'acillc.ltailw.iy. Their proposition to
build u Southern 1'neiHc Jiailwuy with
out Uovernnieiit subsidy othor than
public lands, in order to extend and
.peipetu.tto their monopoly, was well
calculated to excite tho attention of
Congres-uen interested in tiio welfare
of the (uiveinment. If tho company
weie so rii'Ji that they could build now
.roads, how came it that thev could not
.provide the money to pay tho interest
on the Clou rnniont bonds with which
their road was built? Thl is what con-
.gre-smen and thu peoplfl would like to
nave aiiswei d, and oxybiliih theintro
ductionof tlw laiwrenceldll, which the
company evidently do not relish, as
they have reujutly iniuleuuothor jirop-
ositiou to Congress of rather nu absurd
eharactor. Tta )y rtMMu to mtturu all
their worthies, unsaleable lamln, lying
within certain bouuadrkis-, for which
they gave not hi-ig, at two dollars uud
ii-half per item the (iovorument to
.place to the ered t of the twmpauy tho
amount u" their elue, i-oiiie -:!,UiM.(i(l(l)
at six mouths to iform u siukiug fund
for the final liquidation of principal and
.inteiest of 'he Ixq.ded indeWedue.ss of
the company. It this is mot u cool
proportion there never wa wutv
J)iui'ti Cktsburu
thing else, has a column ol advice for
the farmer. II it is a rainy day he
must be in hi shop stocking plowind
hoe; if a clear day must plow, p!it
rails, build fence, and burn logs; if cold,
mut cut and haul wood. And so it i
from day today the poor fanner must
toil and be dogged from nio'-n to night
by a set of tow n loafers that do not
know, or pretend not to know, how to
plant a hill of pea. These smart men,
that load the farmer with - much
wholcome advice, will walk lor mile
aiouuu town 10 unit a negro to plant it
row of beans or cut enough stovo-wood
for their wives to get dinner with, and
then they pay him off with ' much
obliged to you,t or a drink.
Now in conclusion, 1 would ,iy to
thee men who 'know so much about
farming,' and preach so much and prac
tice so little, to try the boot on for
about four years, and I think the coun
try will be iu a much bettercondition."
ed lor an opportunity to tell- my love
and to hear tho-e sweet lips whisper '
Whoop!"
Somehow John's feet had slipped i
front under him, and he came clown
like a capital V, with his head and feet i
pointing skyward, she twined her
taper fingers in his culling locks and
raised him to the statue of a man, set
his hat firmly over his eve with both
hands uud cried in breathless haste:
'I uudor-tand and letmo assure you,
.lohn, that if it is in my power to light
en your cares and make brighter your
journey through life to Je-roo.-Iem!"
John stood alone, and said with
bieathlcss vehemence :
"Oh, my precious! and thus shall it
be my lifelong pleasure to lift you from
the rude a-saults of earth and surround
you with tho loving atmosphere of
Hades!"
And here thev both sat tocethnt-.
they had nearly
Jill II l llrivri.ll If I'KS linn Ml. h run i.nsslMv
I be inipoiiiil. h imtmitlnn and ioinpari"m with oth
ci mip niliiiil In the n .1 1 Kc t areuidlall Invltid.
, Addiif JUNTO A- ADAMS,
S ilein, Oiccnn.
N". 1! The Ilnmi and Ham Lamb ol the llnih i m
be Men on II, 11. MI FAKJl. ailloinlii Salem -i
The Uwifiatt b" t ei n at the came plate, or at the
1III.I. FAU.M linn niul ii hull mile routh uftlicilty.
-"ili in, Septeinbi 1 1(1. 175.
JpL
BOW
i
Fine Poultry,
11RED UV
T)llKXE
JL3 each
cached the irate, and
Biu:amx(! Dowx.-Men often have , ,J"IU.' t0 h"d, and with hearts over
their hands full, are overcrowded with I J0WI"J-' w,tl1, tho bliss of young lovo's
business and drive hurriedly along at I lv wide-sioii, they x-rept along on
it, but they may not be overworked. tl,oir """ nd knees up the front
We cannot always tell when we are i rtuol' illul Tcro soon ,orotful of the
overworked. A man does not always lll"J'l ". the -ottost cushion of the
knew him self, no more than ho know-1 lhn'or ofa.
M. EYRE, Jr.,
TiritKKYS. WEIOIIING 10 ll.
13md.cn G-ocso, weluh-
Int.- from III to Ml lb', per pall. IIItAIHTIAS,
liCeliiiriiN, (in in cn. etc. l'eliln Duckw, in-
tni'.'ln Is to .11 lb , and bet ot nil Dm ks as lajen
Al-o. a llm HMiHinent ol I'ieoi.r. INbblt-, l.nlnea
Kowl. and l.Vrret. Anv Mirletv ori'iiwU de-lrcd
lntjioitcil. Esgs true to nimu lreih and well
piiUed. tor Mileat irodinite prliei., send stamp lo'
llliistratidl'liiu'ar anill'iicc Llt, to M. EVIIE,
NAl'A, C.il.
On recupt or incints in stamps. 1 will furnish po
clmciiiup ot the I'OUVHIV 1IUI.LET1N. an lllu
tratid !J pisu nioiithlv. the remunled ant liotlty In
ponltrj nmttirs In thi V. .; and deililullv the het
Poultr Journal published. Siibsirlptlon only $1.83
a year.
Please state tlut jou saw this adveitlement In the
Will imetle Tanner. Orrtir may be led nt this olllce.
Jlaiih n- .;m
The "Heathen Chinee.
the strum on the maiiistiring of hi
watch that will break it. Uut there
comes a time when it break a click, a
snap, and the watch top. Men break
down in tltis way. They go on, day
after day, the iireuro beiug harder on
each succcsive day, until the vital
force gives out,and the machine stops.,
II is :i inv'iir nilv tlnit tlu iiiilii'itinii..
of thi .state of thing cannot ,e een j ounoble a country. The Chinamen
Detoreiiauu, and a een. regarded. Iti "Nl1 iineuusiouecoinoii ciuzen, ne in
is one of the last thing that men will i ,.1.1",.nt''u't despises the citizens of the
FHRNITUHa:
STORE-
I ItAVnrUKCHASKD THE ENTIRE
interest of JIesr, Yeaton A. Lonahary in
tho riirnltuie Store on the est sidool
Chinese emigration on a large scale
i calculated seriously to weaken the
I'nited State, by discouraging the im
migration of European laborers to the
tenitone. Chinese emigration is not
of ti character calculated to enrich or
i
I
Plummer Fruit-Dryer.
8 a prnotoT uhnt I hiwc htc heretofore statid to
A. the people of Uri'iron. I site helnn a letter Ironi
the Pluninier Fruit IJr Juj Co. nf Kast I'crlUtnl, AT
tcr tho cloe or business nl 175, Milly cndor-lnj it,
arter nslnir It one en'ln- siaton. and as A primrto snb
stantlate what they sn) . the) now contemplate putting
lip another Dr)cr, ot ihe same capacity of the one
they now have, whlih Mill incria-n their capacity to
tit hundred bnhels of apples pirila), llmlm; now
located heie In Portland lor the pnrpnse ol siipjiljliii;
tho item aid forKrult Drjirs In Oicmm: anil W nshln;
ton Tirritory. lean rnpplt (here rir.tus at ainsiof
irom -iisiuni unm. ai.ouni'iocnpiciit tt arrant
ed to dry Irom Mo In hnhiN of apples pe'linnr, at a
snnll tot for labor and tail. Thi-i machlni belli.
soclieapandslmplelntonstriRlIf.il. they uinnot tall
to snpii-iileall otlur kmmii inmliliies. 1 would also
sav to the r.nlt ;i otters, that I hato li.tintula JI
cliini' (and am now ttaltlii!.' for a pilenn, that ttlll
ciUuuil fpipml the Unit on I lie traj- with n tei) -mall
amount nt I.ibf.i 1 al-o hateliitinlnl a Peaih I'arer
thii la on an ciitirelt ritv priiiclple. jailni: sott as
ttcllu hard, does its oik ttill. tilth s,"rat spied,
and sllcr-atiil p't the riult tiiidv fi'i I In' liner in I In
beet tos.ibli iiinmii'r. and at a ureal -Htliic in iiuantl
ttofliult. W. s. l'J.l JIMhlt I'uHiiliu
fontr Pi.rtliiiil. Oie.'on.
pis hit ii:vi:u tcsti.iiom.ils.
Et I'miTt mi, rlan. 4th, 18:n.
Mr. W. S. Pit'MMHi- Ihn, Sir. Aslhl-ls a tlmo
ttheii all am imii.li liitcicsti.il In l'rnlt llrtlii!;, mi
think that in lu-ilce to )ou mid for the inlormatlon m'
the public it Is but ilglii mid piop.r Hull tn
should give all the information tte tar. Now
after haiitie; operatnl )ou Drtcr diiiin.' thi" -ea-son
tto leel ttair.intid In snylr.illial lor li.enrroiitit nl
money Invested tte still hellcti ni- c il'il Irom the
start that ivm Dr)cr is the bf-t Diyer.tet introduced
Into this coiin'iy. Thoi.ipauty ol lh Ur.ter nu tlml
to be about . (elaliti hnshils jur hour, lie linen
Irtilt wo claim to be as irood a mi). Ihoi'jjli pciLap
not as much bleached as the ' Alritn" Mill', iiml tvo
arosatlstl'd that ttciau pioduie Dried riullatlcs
ixpcno than the "Aldcn." 'ihe sloiUioMcrs ot mil
Company manlfirtid thiti con'lr'cncc In the Plummer
Dryei nt our mietlns In-i satiuilay bv a uiinniinoii
tote to liienaBthi'ci'plPil stoihl3.ioi..tteltellioii--ind
dollars) Inr the uiin.i-c ol nifdluurne iiiniu Hit
cr to thu prisi it one, and makliiir otlur ImnroMnimi-
lornovt season. We ttill luithir iv th.it ". Iiclletn
that by .in linnrotemeut n ade ht Ihu pn uti i in the
Ilciterand fun that ilii'ie it 111 be nu tuiiii-e ofi.i
picityandi sjtiii!.' ol I'r.'l
II. HN0X. I'rKlilem,
J. S. Nhtt ni.. siiirtm) r d Miperimi iilini
KtT Poiiti itn, Tie 11. 1-;-,.
Jin. Pitnitttn An .;. I hate bun tuiihlu;
both the Allien iimlyoiir l'rnlt llm r th pn-t mhm.ii
sons to detiiiulu tthlch ab lln b.-t Mnchli e lot
drjiiiKl'iuiie- I t. Itid the Aliln Ihji r atoiiim
City, and OMiiiilnid th" l'liniis ililut ontb it Jlsihlni.
nndl huonUo einl'ie.l -iteuil lot- diinl ouiiiin
JIacllillOat Kast 1'oltlHlld. nnrl ln' r.lihil,.,. ld 'll.nr
yourDijer I nil the lust Jtaihlui lorilrtliiL' I'liini-.
JIv rcaniii me UmM': Your .tliichlni diles .him
without nursling or cnuklnsr, while I m.tlcul that a
great deal ol the Irult mild on the Al.liii Jlachlnc was
bursted open, and altera I'liini Is bi.i-iul In ilnin
It Is worthies fin mail.it a .1 l'i line theretnr" 1 can
recommend )uur Machine loi dr) lug J'lune or any
thing else. Youis truly.
il. W. PJtCrTVMAN.
Piopiiclor or Kallriuid Nmser).
,. . , PonTt itn, .Inn. in. js-.n.
Jln.W.S. ri I'.tiMfcn Inu Ah: I'he Drier pnr
chiisul by us Irom )ou for the puijiose ofiltjing our
Onions, hanntt been in opuntion two nmnths and
iioss noon woiik. All thoo that lime trlul the pin
duct pronounce it the tci) bist fjnalirv.
Yens tinly, STKKI. A CO.
CENTENjNTIA JL.
177(i.
1870.
admit to them-elve. much less to oth
ers. They flatter themselves tliat it is
only :i little weariness of the fleh,
which will pa ofl'uith a fiw hours'
rest, when in fact, every nerve, power
and reoutvo is exhausted, and the i
system is driven to work by -heer force I
of the will. When the oil on the huft i
or in the oil-bov i evhaiisted, every
revolution of tho wheel wear- on the I
revolving part, and -oon will ruin it.
The same is true of the human body. I
Americtin JIuiiiifaciirtr.
L nited sttites as Outer Barbarians, and I
will not bring hi, wife and children
with him to be contaniinated by their
(to his thought-) uncivilized und'savage
way-; he wjII not even leave his corpse
to enrich thu American -oil, the bodies
of Chinamen are therefore .-out back to
their celestial laud, lie doe- not, how-,
ever, he-itiUe to bring to this land of!
Outer Uarbiriaus the filthiest vices of
the liltliiet people in the world. With
hi "Choice Suchong" muck that n
Chine-e scavenger would notcoudc-'
Commercial Street, Salem,
nd -hall keep on hand a GRNKRAL AS
SOKTJICNT of goods for the retail trade.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY
rarlor ii. Chamber Sets,
BEDSTEADS, ' LOUNGES,
ROCKERS. &C,
I!) tho srt or single piece.
Repairing and Jobbing
noxB ix the iii:st jiaxner.
And .tt iiii-onablo price, a I am a practical workman
JOHN CRAY.
Siilim Jul) 13. ISO,)
JOHN G. WRIGHT,
Dealer In
IS i wrr or jit:iu..-l)r. Mewre, the
iiimttiphyslcan, thus speaks of thu ett'ect
of the llirht on the lusdy and tiiitul: A
tadpole t'onliued iu .darkness would
never become urog; acid an inf.ua de
prived of L'eaveH's freu iight will only
grow into sliajwless iUot, Itisteiui ol a
beautiful uud rciiMjuuhlu being. Ileuce
in the deep, dark gorges- iiul ravines of
tlte.Vwiss Yaiiis viliero Iku direct auu
.hlue Jieuor rejxlie, tho JiWoou prova
Joikv ndiocy.iartlii'- the tmvclor. It
Js iv stransro meUlieholy idiocy. .Many
per-oiK are iiii'tipuUe of articulate
r-peech; mime arc dtrnf, .ome arc blind,
Mime labor under all tlie-o privutiou,
mid all are mihaM;i in almost every
niirt of the body.
1 believe there is in all places a mark
ed ditl'oreuco in the hc.i(thiuos of
liousos nccordlng to their aspect iu re
giird to thu miii, mid tho-o are decided
ly the Jiealthiest, other things being
-xjuul, iti which all the rooms are, dm-
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Crockery and Glassware,
Wnoilen and Willow Ware,
COMMERCIAL. STREET.
cend toswill; he brinirs eanrocs of the
Am ii.nt Cuim.voi.o(,. An inter- niot degraded women, who pollute tho
eting discovery ha recently been ' social atme-ohere of tho Pacific se.i-
made in ancient chronology. The ear-, board cities with their iititeful pre-enco.
licst ditto could be fixed with precision Wherever he goei throughout the
was. until lately, in theyear Il'Oii li. C.; State, ho reduces the weight of wages,
but now .scholars can go back with con- to tarvation level. How indeed can i
llclence to iiilK IJ.C. It is well known European laborer contend on uijuul i -.,
that the JCgyptiau priest paid much . term iu the labor market, with men j AOOaCCO and Clears.
attention to the Syttoic I'eriod, or tho who are iicciistumed to regard rat noun & '
interval lietween the occasions when a olio of the highest delicacies'.' I do
the htur SiriUMind the un rit togeth- not wih to give vent to any illiberal
or. Several (uouthsince, nu Egyptolo-1 auutiment, or to prevent thee nioin
gist, in an aneiont pajiyru. found aberif tin. great human family from
statement that in the seventh yetir.ofi emigrating to any couutrv thev pleae,
the reign of '.Menkere, Nhlus rose, but ldo think, that if an'v regard is to
with the suit. It is known that ho 'be had, to the position of the I'nited
.reigned long befoie the time ofMo-e. States, a a miltary power Chinese em
igrating to America reipures regula
tion. Capitalists may make a few mil
lions out of the cheap labor of the
Heathen Chinee: but when the time
come for the sword to decide
Salem, April -JO. l;v
To Farmers
d&wtl
Astronomical calculation put tho lit -t
heliacal rising ofglrlous befote Moes
hi JilldT l. C.; to his reign begun in
Will I !.C. This Menkes built one of
iieu ii.viauiuis.oi j iizon hi name is ro-
and Others.
TJIJIIOHAXTS AHE UtlllVIXOlX THU STATU
X lit eteit steamer In search of luitilovment. and
..-.,- ..--,... ....... ....... . v,- - ..... . .... ... Ki.'i.i iw iii;uivi(.', nitu
uuiuuii .hi ii-us uie imillter anil il lias i Mian nave tlie tllturo control Of that t, thelJoanl Hooms. AiikcnO Bnlfdlni:
been regarded a the late- of the itvij-
midsiit that place.
Kei your bens uUvay. in the evening,
in ptulerenco to pu-cing them on the
hutching nests
ly
daylight.
Yoilll:
fowlh will do .better in this way, inv.ir-
iauly. iryou t-an ariango their hitting
ooits .u that tJioy wiil remain for the
tltiee week Invi tt'iii' 4nt, wkcre they
will be undisturbed during tho proce
oi iiicuuuuou, uit- inisj a great jiii van
tage
geesi all iodiue, when
neck out retired nlacos
commence, tills nicratiou.
imve always, juiil mo iet .succe
wealth, and of the government of the
I'nited State, the contest will be de
cided, not by the country poclug
mut ctipitalisis. anil "Chinamen," hut
by the trained men of Kurone.in e
tniction. "Kortilled town-, well-trained
arsenal ami armories," uid Lord
Chancellor Ilaeon, "(Joodly races of
hore, chariots of war, elopunt, ordin
ance, artillery, and the like, are noth
ing more than a sheen in n lion's skin.
unless tne uauon lteil
... -,... ........,, ... . u,, lk,.a ,,, vniiiiMiiiui, auu
the Hoard nrd ilimiiilty in cttlliic tacanclis lor them
..c iiien U..-L iii;muy iiipiisi i-aruurs anil others
ttho reijuiie Ka ni Hands or lahor of any hind, tolm.
midlatvW loimnunliale tilth ns and tto will gladly
supply them with suih lihor tree of chari-e on our
part. Please stall tin ttat'is otlcred. the classolmen
u'lin Jl" "am, anil lor nun ion rmplmmtnt ttlll be
tt nu .rin. 1 he A.lrim s. pwinM- in . Hull. o,,n...i.....A
t the Hoard Hooms, AiihcnjV Bnlldlni;, Portland,
from 10 to .1 ji. m each daj, to tthnm all letters
should lieaddressid.
W. S. LDD,
D. GOLDSMITH,
il. W. ixmnETT,
C. LKlXENWEnEll,
WILLIAM REID,
State Commissioners of Irnmltrratlon.
PROCLAMATION.
Chicago and North-Western
Railway.
The I'opular Route Ov-inl.
PASSunuKIlS FOR CBICAC.O. Nlaga Falls,
i'litshurff. Phlladelnhla. Jlnntnal. (Jnehec, New
York, liostno, or any point Hast, should buy thilr
TKANSCONTINL-NTAL TICKBTN
Vlu the I'loneer Itoulc,
THE
Cliicaso and Northwestern Railway.
THIS IS TI1E 1IEST IIOVTE EAST.
Its Track is of feTEBI, IIAIIS, and on It has h-en
made the FASTEST time tluthasctcr heen MAPE iu
this countiy. Ily this route passeiwi st r points east of
Chicago hat echoiioof tho lollowiii' lines fiomChlca
ro: BV THE riTTSIUmo, FORT WAYXi: AND CHI
CAGO ANU PENNSYLVANIA K.MLWAY:
3T1IH0U0H TltAIN. I1AIL-Y, ttith Pullman Pal.
acul.arsthroiiiilitorhlladclpiiia and Nm York
on each tiuiu.
-I THROUGH TRAIN, ttith Pullman Palace Car- to
X JJilumoro and AVasbiiijjion.
E HKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN MlfTII.
RAILWAY AMI CON.N'K'TInX. (.NEW
K CENTRAL AND ERIE RULllOAlis):
3THROUOII TRAINS DAILY, tilth Palaie Diatt
IngJiuiini and Silt et Palace biiepini; Lais Ihtou.-h
to New ork.
n?. iTSUSn31!1 ISA?rKrCTI1 A T- !R'r trunk.
GREAT WKTEHN AND EKIt AND NEW
YORK CENTRAL R ULWAYS ,
3 THROUGH TRAINS. ttUh Pullman Palace Dratt
v n-rU!"1 " -h-erlni: C-rs, throuah to Niu
Yo'l li "'" ' 1),lfl",0 "umester, or Now
I1Y BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
O THROUGH TilUNS IUILY, ttiih Pullman Pal.
-J nee I ars ror Nettark, 7anistille, Wnicllnc, Wash
ington, and Baltimore, without change.
This is the SHORTEST, BEST, and on.y lino nin
! A is n 'm"" .."'i'01"'"! I'hLACK bLEf PINO
,iaituA.NIV'OA,R"P' "nneitlnB tilth Union Pa
tlflc Railroad at OMMIA. and fiom the WhST. tla
HuSt Juni-Uon. Slaithnll, Cedar Rapids, Clinton,, '
EAST "" 'r C,1IUAG0 A'1' Tllr.
Thlspnpulii loute l niiMirpassed for Sp.id. Cfm
fiirt. and Saitt. The siminth. lull hallasl-d. and
K tlr'h '" ,c' ' ',""" ,1U cilihrauu Pnllmai,
ialacaWieplnirCars, th- perleit 'Hlijiaidi Mistcn,
ot nioti,,.,., rains, the ruuirily tilth tthlih bet ru
tliiadmlraliloarranirimenr lor inhniii" thioiiL-h' ra
J?IIl? rfr".m 1" ""'r We"r- " ""' S '" ' ' rr
a I the comforts iu mmlern Kailitay. liatiPu...
lhaicit of Cars and no tulois dilajs at I'lr.its.
Pisscnscrs ttill ilnd tiiki-tstla this Fatoilte Route
BY THE
CRN
YORK
raViiiinKTSsiS."" ,h a 1CU' 0ft," nf ' '"
MARTIN WiirTf ffiTj; G"n- A
..k r.. i.
TinJ "''.-toutaml warlike,
7. ...T.i i JueMiiowsoi war are not money, n
It WUICU 10 till- slllOUVorinnu'jilrnu hu U'.inlln.. ,1.
nd we they are iu a oft ami eneminatu 111111;
hatching Dy adopting the fjtonTnUkut etmuhn, XZ STM
. !, r,i t ,,..r,. .1 rty & ,, s,p "nyotherconms that hath iH'ttev
latural to any domestic towl.-ltdtrj inm ,imi V0ll) ,P w, ,M, nm,ttM. of !U ,
"'"'" - . . this gold."-Traveli in fnnail.i and
When a loafer onteis tlu miiicUi'ii of "? I'nited State.
a luisy editor, and tho editor says "('lad
(o tve you're Uick," what does Jie
WM. ARMSTRONG,
BOOT-MAKEK,
I.VRMERS CAN GET GOOD BOOTS MADE TO
. onkr for
$7.00 COIN.
Give Me a Call.
For Sale !
mean, i
THK FINE REMIlRNrE ,r.n,,,rr,m....
I clal and Dltl-loii strnHs. In desirable situation,
tith houreliri.r. well linis'inl. ami . ..np.,1.,.1.
It vmicfil, and ci oiud tasti fully nnianieuiil. Will
... N I o-'' -vesx-y 10x7 ana on nccomoioiutlor
.u tisiiiuisiiiiiK case ui ro.spmuiou : 1 nv"-
I the shoemaker who brent hod his last.
I svp-M
I.Kft Ulllll
l'attou'i Block State St.. Stiiti.
MOUNTAIN BALM
The Great Oregon RKmsdy for
CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS,
AMI OTIItll
rlssonseM oftlio Luiiitk
TS PERFECTLY HARMLESCANNOT IN iVtjp
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
0BKG0.V AXD WASIUXfiTOX
Company
Trnst
Investment
OP MOTH.ND.
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