Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, June 23, 1876, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWIJLLAMETTK FARMER. -j CoFESpOfjDEfJCE. Six Months' School, and General Educa tion. Kl. I-'aumkii: In.vour paper of May , I liollrod i:. S. takes Issue In the matter of districts having to keep a alx months' school In order to bo able to draw their proportion of tho school money. Klrst, hesays: " Every t. payer that pays his money Into the school fund, has an iiiidLputud light lo ro oelvo I Is proportion ol said school fund, In ordor lo help defray tho expousos of educat ing his children. " It Is very evident his thoory will uot work In uery instance. Theieato thoso that han little or no proper ty, and, of course, pay little or no taxes, yet their children should ill aw their propor tion of tho school fund; this is right. Sea ondly, Thore are thousands that pay heavy taxes, that have no chlldum if they have, would not 1 able to draw their proportion of aid fund iu ratio to their amouut of taxes paid. He further says: " .V great many of onr small country districts will be cut off entire ly, because it is positively out ot the question lor some of them to have a six months' -c-hool." 1 must differ with; my frieud in this respect. 1 do not think there is a dls lilct lu Oregon but what could have a six mouths' school as well as a three, if they country were brought out, and the most that could be said lu their favor would bo that they ought to be In tho penitentiary. It cer tainly is to be regarded as a mlsfortuno that party spirit runs so high, aud often oxer rides good sense aud discretion, leading men of veracity to transcoud the limits of truth In manifesting their real for the candi dates of their party, and opposing thoasplr Observations on Seeding. Hi). Faumku: L noticed a letter in your paper tinted May 2(1, over the Mj nattiro of It. It. It., Lane county, on i seeding etc. Practical investigation like this ought to be interesting and profitable to farmers, and I like to see ' 1856. 1876. ZKINAPP, XlURRELL & Oo., F"or tlio OFFEK Harvest Tim roLLOWINO OlT 1876, anta or different political sentiments. It i 'i Wliuil none ill gooU leeiing, as it ill-f cannot be denied but there are honest, capa- way should be. Mr. Kill tor this Pill ule men lu all political parties. And hou-1 ject is on prnctic.il agriculture, and estyor dishonesty Is uot peculiar to any iconic of my friends observation'! are name, party, or sect, rut nonosi men in ot-rIht,vh!1 .,,,,. T w, ,.... f "ARM MPLEMENTS and MACHINES. flee, and we shall havo an houest adminis tration of affairs, l'lace moil of low moral senso at the head of government, aud we must suffer for our lack of wisdom. The one thing, to my mlud, more thsu auy other, that is producing such a sad .state of alt'airs In our country Is, Go for the party nominee, right or wrong. Ring-leaders dou't propose to allow the rank aud tile of their parties to think for themselves. They must bo lashed into tho traoss and swallow tho whole pill, or be branded as a " traitor" or " turn-coat." Wo would gladly hail the day when Ameri can voters would assert their sovereignty aud Independence, and vote only for tuou whom they think to be worthy, regardless of party affiliations. There are thousands of uative-boru American citizens who dare not scratch their ticket on pain of political iiro- would. It is because they are too penurious scription. livery attempt at using the party or do not know the value ot an education, j lasu should be promptly aud indignantly Thore are eight mouths lu the year, from the I resented. Let us be independent in action Ilrst of April to the last of November, which , as WB" M name. W. C. will give, two months' vacation, so there could be no excuse iu this respect. My inot 4. to Is, what oue person cin do another one m or something near, if he'll try. If oue ilKtrict can have a six month' school, there is uo souud leason why every other district c4ii not do liken Ue. It i- true small districts would be more expensive; but show me a pdrsou that ! uot uble to pay his school tax, and I thiuk I can show jou one that does uot uiaVe proper use of his time, or is a -pen Jtlirilt, exespt in c3es of sickness or un avoidable misfortune. It requires no par ticular argument or consideration, on my part, to come to this conclusion iu a country like ours, where poverty Is scarcely known, aud soil is so exuberaut. "Such an easy outitry to make a living- in, I think, don't exiKt, aud if there was, the people would naturally grow so indolent they would hard ly beable to breathe the atmosphere to pre- God the Author of Sin? J Ei. Fakmer : la the communication of 1 T. T. G. to the Farmer last week, I lind the following words : " A. D. G. further says that ' Gou is not the authorof siu.' Why not? Didn't God cre ate everything? The -tj:h cbap'erof Isaiah. 7th verse, reausas lollops: ' I lorui theligtit and creat darkce; I make mace, and cit ato evil: I thq Lord do all tbe-.e thiinr.' take u different view. I will mention """ "" r" """ " """" """" "" tllOO I take a different opinion of: I hamplnn Hcsfr and Moarr.-The I1KST Sell". 1 . , , , , , IV ,U ll'IIIMIIllll .MMl-IIIUU III II1V tl III li, - VHUIIH.VU irst, ho says the ram we nave here Mw tho ficturit lmtn rfrtini tin liUnwt iiwani ju r.!iiimioil una r icia inni. noui 111 .unii'i nun America, In 1-?1 and IS". Mtiinj. ami nitillo for V'H a well 'in (inlti. "eml lor I'luinipnin Clr culr before ilecldln.' what llenper tolmy. lias the frame effect on our soiN as freez ing does in colder countries. I think just the reverse, long continued heavy rains heat the soil and makes it -ad and heavy, while freezing make- it light and leaves it iu a good pulveri.-' ing condition. Second, the nunieiou- ' causes of grain spreading this opinion is the quality and condition of the ground when the grain is owcd. and the weather. My opinion i- : First, j early Feeding ; .second, small quantity grain per acre; third, a rich -oil; and fourth, in a good state of cultivation. Proof for my rea-on are by seeding early gives it more time which is very essential. Small quantity .-eed per acre I frlv It tnntvi ni,il tn ..fil-onil " .w.l ,.. .V ...u.i. . v. .. -,.... v.. v ,..i .. -., . . , ., . ,, , . . . . , . . lue.irvtiyfti una MOi wniwniuuerin mirw-i sOll makes It more Vigorous, hence! CSS" send for Champion Circular, eiilii,- fill d?. gives more roots which cau-e- it to ' cil"I"a liroduce more -tm- -Hid lxMll" in prasaMr.B Jlofr. Simple In mechsni-in and pruuuLe mure si.uis, .uiu i.me "l .1 , mi,ue.uUiuWi ooe ot lot bat t(far' jirlmt Mow- good state of cultivation cau-e thei""- numerou- branches to mature. Kd. i Clipper Hower -Three -lze. ivi- udond. tanner 1 will ie.ive this suiyect at pn-euiwi wil- iiiiiic- iirai-iiL.il i.iriuur- . i-fjlnsour-ee of it j7rt.1t ,.;rwn. to consider. At llilie future time I ! el' Unown and Itrttofor popular Kaki 'lin liiiHal" Flu- niilleimrr,-Trrshrrt"tcilsll nlhi-rs and i no TllK LKAHING T1IKS11E11. Iho-n Imported fev n hae betn linllt lth peclil releri'iici1 to the want of the Pacific Uoat. The M' w?MK.n' have been itelt tttrd, and to-day It MiuitlK lillliout n Hlal a the KINO OK TIIKKsllEH-. Do not he deceived bj the windicu of tiiii Klitfi r' it ItVi tlinti- i-rt vt.. J, ft j ATolilTin iMidsts Kraprr aid Mowrr. -'-Ohio and "llncV. i,t year- rwonl or the "iiwi.M'M-CTnAi';-eje patent combined, with Dodee's Iiiipratpinciit, 1 Chnmpteii-funton JW.'" Threnhcr I prettv --cneral tole.No. lands. Canbe-ct loc' hilh. Price , ly known. II a Implv Mltemlmg the NAME sreatly reduced forlSTii. " Aireriutolti" and Minting on annllur ,iimt InitemI llaln-s' llMrr-ttulne -"ofc" and "lkW 1 a1"1 "".'? tr.lne o cll a c.mfeidly inrerlor Threh- f.rii". IU. 12. and llfiwt nit 'fhe lit .v linpnmit I ilpi'ahH .Vand Jlmm, and other lniprofement firist'l Farmer are cautioned acalnt buying Inn; rior--oniiae make m threh lor emiulte for tho Un?alo Vitt ' arh Harrc-tcr Thesrowin.' poimlarltj of till llane-tfi hi bro-ulit out lnan Imitator-, but the MMtbll SPILL S.TANUS AT THE 1IK. not-ithtindInscontrar- Mtrnients of co-npetlnir par tie w ho In-il lo 'itt the JIAKSH to aril, and einld not. tFSnd for lleacrlpthe Hook containinir leport and trA'tinoiM $11 fnrorot th Maih ortr o'lttr -.V tf Hatrt't'ii. and do nofbe in hate to recojnlzi; a Machine a bcini; 'atly ahead of the old -tjle Marh ' th it man hae been one of thoe rt-'urned to the maker bt-cauc Ihey didn't gtietatl-factloii. We haie two -ire. 5and(i ieet cut, for 2 or :j llluder, made to attach a -ell binder when wanted. ihamulon Moncr. llVo'vA' Iron Frauir ami l'a Utit Pittii'ttt Conhftiion. Will do better work aud I Uutiato Puts 'Cualloiicet' Thixher ha made for the nime" Pitt.' Do not bedecehed, and Ifou want a Thre-her that will earn oil the ino't money w lth the hat espene nai tips C1IAI.- I fur 1 c pair and altetheiVw' tutl-faetion tathenaitlrs ou lhreh lor eiiimue for tho lnfno Vitt -cil Li:NOKU," and U fo other, Thrchinnan who hae nut een the change- and iimtvcemmtit made In our Sepirator and Power the lat to jcar- will wtitltttilr out) ifrtfa'brlooMnjat the "CHALL KNOKH" before buins elsewhere, and OUSEItVE that the 'Gim 1st' arc made nidg in BUFFALO, N. t3rr"Send for Tlirejhcr Circular for ISTfi. lu , KBdlrssl'kaln Tlirohrr. I.ateft MelliV Harpoon, the hct. Va- WherlrrA M lmpro (.d llorsr llaj Fork.' AHo Palmer' Mcl r Male-. Hay, Pisiform and Mill Scale riou sire The MatMle'd Portable tnzlnts None ltttr or tifct. KaiiMIII.-CUrk'a "Double Slnke" Parlr Mill. The only Mill that w 111 riiilt OJt Troiii Wheal. lorm W.iinn. Wcliaxethp general aiteuc of tho celebrated and well knoun IUIX WAGON, than which there i o e Utttr Price for -Ch'' or -Credit," a low aan tlt-t ila Waom Wide or narrow track, fame price. Spring ttasmu We are maklii: a -peclalllv of The Th-nna ijorrnert; "Ohio,") Sulk) Kakr. i r iiai C -T. UitU (lie iciiv-J iui i4ji-4itm.i cnir . Ur-""" " -- . .,.-,..,. ,. x v.-. . - - iy over oilier j 111 cw" 01 ihhiiu uai f niucii me untrat e. It w 1 M'UCK. itvut rfytf tn fW trOn. and a bftttr raito Mill rriv-A ti fnIor nf vniir iwhp . "fi'fud the teeth are 10 formed a to do the ttl vtBsnjx than fill Uieotlu-r tliulci ruiniilmti Any evil is .In, Hud anv.vll act is lnM . IIBIVt?nil nvirip Vhu Vn C .. i KS'HSR' L ?i'Jr 'A.S"vL "?' ,"X'" 'S' I tJrbtM '"' V "."?" u,tuUr """ ,,,Wt'- uot tlieauttior ofl . ....--;-..;.-"-" mr. ."".- ""- '.'"""""" -"" "ei?" ..r.-.t- "":--, .-. . ai.ou. - nn 7fiioiT-ii-t - ti nfrt r. 1 . . -. c-rt 1 ir miiii-n r n inn 1 in rn ai'iin iiir n m niiiiip..,!,.. ..I '-, aim mi-laiL-l jr-.-.T T.. 1 llarvetinTool- aot. A. 1). U. i-aj s God is sin, butUcxl ay lie is Mr. T. T. G. assuiuus -bat ' auy ovil is -in': then, fcinoe God says lie creates evil, be con- , eludes tbat God creates or is the autbor of sin. A logical deduction, but an incorrect assumption. I say incorrect, because evil does not always denote sin, iu common Ian- , guage, tl refer Mr. T. T. G. to Webster's Uic tlonary,' nor is it always used in that sense lytelu per at-rt 1 ElOEXL ClTV lluhber S. U-athi-r lleltliiR, iKOIK.K I5EI--HAW. Bric- Rrialrlns Rar. Mo'mUd ot. Runner, June IsTtl. ' and tulinproed tnrping detice. SSSSS I Hors Psarr- Allleof Vbt Bvfalo Pdtt latet Varrr Tmnnrlint Tnrmtli ;n nn.. 'Xetr Jjrr.' both "Mounted" and "Down" The very important invention in Qaartz ,mi,rormrti&Amjoh:eaoidrift,trewth Mining. 4 and ItnMtUy Extra for Machine. Mill Stones. sickle Section. Smut Machine. Turbine Water Wheels, Plauhir .Machine, etc. Liberal terms to the Trade. For Decrlptle Clrcn. Lira and Price, addreee KXAI'IN DURREM, CO.. ai.iStf PORTLAND, 0RKO0X. In thA Ullllia Tata lllA rAllftti ln n....A&E. ; Vr.7 r, .Z . T' "",", Gen. 3T:S.i. "Therefore will I bring evil upon you. Isa. 47:77. " Even those men n er It might be, what benefit a three months -chool is to a child T By the time he's get ting in a Hue way of learning, he is taken nut for nine month. My friend H. S. talks A recent invention has been ejected that 1 promises to revolutionize quartz mining and doable the production of the precious me! sis in the united State. How this is to be done we can best explain by stating that qb many mines contain what are know as "re-j bippin0, forti0e, anb 0mmissi0n Sompimji, that did bring up the evil report upon tael"" us "";, or ore " contln' land.died by the plDe before the Lord."- 80ld"d "' great amount of base XiimlMnL. u-sr. n m, t t n .... metaU, such as lead, antimony, bismuth, aoout receiving benefit of the achool fund. ' tbu an Is utnt where evil isused:-"sinfnl 6tc- " b!nde, '"gather that it has been I think k three months' school Is almost a beast,'' "sinfu' rerjort " etc .nrf "h.r ra fonnd impossible by ordinary and eeonoiui- I r.ect sacrifice ot the school fund, and the a? pg ia the mble time of the acholara, most especially of the . evU , U nfd w dooote a or Ja younger da-. I think nine-tenths of the iu.4 of gin. Henw Mr. T e...! mmmumi, wouiu corroooraie in me aoove sumption thaf "av enl is sin " is incorrect, Biao0' ""' wouiapay wen 10 wors mem, 10 -tntimeuta. My ezperienoe bears me out in ' aod tbere'ore his conclusion that God is the exxnc:' cruib' nd reduc8 t08 0r8n if Pr msuMirouuu. iu-tf,wa ".T author of n is invalid. Nor do I think that "" ol u, precious uiwais mey couiaiu iJtTJK" Wherl P"nt,would ttir evU,intheTr. which he quoted, means coa,d bvTed y "ordinary means, and we 'I.Zjk TI::,.T ZZ li:.'. m for " irknes Upl-d a the opposite ZZ i "7r-7'"'" l7"""5 i OX light, so is erU placed as the opposite of too hen Lak thorn out nf w4v . snh in. 1 ... . f. ito v. . , . . ; peace, hich would be diword, or calamity, -tances as these indooc me to advocate com-1 !,.,,.... T, ,,A . . ' y"i' lonians when be said he would brine an it. cal means to separate and save the gold and silver which they also contain. There are many mine in Oregon, for in- , that would pay welt to work them, to mLKXS. PnmleM, UarA'ltrg. 11: a. - OX H-, SCOaoiX, Vice 1'retldeid, I, anion. T. J. MATLOCK, Stcittatv, Jutland. Xo. 92 Front Street, POR1X4ND, OREGON, -Dealers in- pulsory measure. I contend where parents or guardians will no: send their children to f?hool, the law should compel them to. Of ciurte, betore this law would work effective ly, the free school system would have to be ic Jbrce. believe this is true of the Sautlam mines Xornierly worked in the Cascade mouutains near ns, bot the experiment that was made at jcreat eijwnse was unsuccessful, aud much money was sunk because all the gold was not saved, the proceeds not sutticing to pay the expenses. There is no doubt that many mines in Kistern Oregon are of this uatute, r..R-llun...if -..,..-. ...'"'" '"" "" lu-ik aujr uruceas luai win evil upon them. I agree with Mr.T.T. G. that death is brought about by the all-wise providence of God WAGONS, CARRIAGES, REAPERS, MOWERS, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, -AND- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. should die for it, and, since man did sin, it is work this ore, without increased expense VITE KKKP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL ASSORTMENT TV IVXolixxo C7"vcxaJS OF THE JUSTLY CELEnilATRH p amu jrji'mAsiwA 'Wmm wa'Aiv," AND ARE NOW RECEIVING A FULL, LINE e nre living ia &n e vher a cnerl nA oi t,! u. :i . over ordury method, must prove of great j . .... . mS Z - - m mm knowledge u indispenibie. HowL a Zuw die But ?SoToI I value .0 m.uluK iu.eres.s. The Wheeler No. 6 Combined Reaper and Mower Poa eoaipM w . 14 wnen igno- J my fneDll ttM God th(J ambor of aud rutof the sl principles of business: A, 1 hope that before he tries to uphold that fa- t-rsuu owams. Diwa wiu, miMOrtune lu ,.1 r.itr.n .Wtrin. ,n .,., .. ..1- Uow neoessary it U u have a general , ot lhe WlLUAMKrrK Fatmi:r, again, that ,-i.Ktion; then be can apply himself to , he wU1 uU dIc:l0Iiary and Blble almost any kind of busmen, if necessity eno.igh to know the meaning of the words impels him. Weboastofoursovernment, he U9e(l. H. A. Omwew.. our patriotism, our general ashool system, PorUanjt Juce 14tu lsw still we are far behind the German States, as a people, in the matter of general education, i Letter from the Foot Hills. W by is all this? The reasons are omewhat uutuemiis. A mechanic iu the old countries wves from fire to seven years, whilst in ur far lamed country from one to three jnara. How in'" profewioual life? The mi 1 conclude, surceons, doctors, l.w i er, and eye preajebers of, the joipel, Jura -U....U ...v.. U...S..VMV iimiiiuiig nuou luejr have uot the flrst principles of an elementa- ij puuowuu, 1 uojiocpretaua to say.tnis is always the case7-6ut-it lstoo uiuch so; Let us strike at the toot of these evils: what ne learu, learn 'well; whit we, do, do well, j Auytuing worm aomgatau la worth doing tll. It is hard to bend an'oid tree", but a youny aud tender one can be made tottrow almo.t any shape. So It is with the human race, which proves "the necessity ol.eariy. traiuiug, v v -. -vj - Excuse the length of- this article, ill. feel much Interest in Hie matter ofschooli, and a general education. Jl hay'e but one object,' jn, sending this communlcatiou for publication, and that is, for the bVnetit of 'humanity. There is no source wherein there Is so much euligliteuineut, or general knowledge gained as iu newspaper reading. I Lis here we Und ditldrent thougHf, Ideas, aud experience ;iven lu our own day; llvlnpr issues, such as are iuttretiuK and beuttticial Iu our journey tUroiisli life. K. " " Inluu, Lane On., May si, ISTii. Political Proscription. SUHUMin, JllU0l3, ISTIi. Kd. 1'ahmi:k: The usual excitement inci dent to the biennial election has about sub sldwl, aud meu are coming back to their so. br senses, aud, for a while at least, we hope to hear lew through the newspapers of thluv Ing, corruption, and dishonesty, charged aualnst men brought out lor oflico because of their supposed iiualiOoatlona and Illness. If we were to credit one half our public jour nals charge against our candidates Just be loro an election, we certainly would be forced to the conclusion that the wort men In the ' 1. Farm Kit: Seeing several different lo calities wpokeu of in your columns we would not by any means hare the one known as Union Hill alighted. It Is situated about fire milea west ot the Silver Creek ,FUe,in Marion county, about 1(1 uillel an awir mow ueauiuui capuai. we nave a school house built at the foot' of a large evergreen hill ifter which it was named on whose summit you can behold the church steeples (of your city. Our society is aver age: -t-We have a, good day; school, under the management of Mr. Nott, formerly of .Missouri, whioltis UounsulugUnely, there being about UK); pupils in attendance. We 'also have Sabbath bubool every Sunday evening at i O'clock, which Js .very well at tended, superintended by Itev. Win. Oapps; there seems 'o be a great deal ot interest manifested by both teachers und scholars. We have preaching twice a mouth. The surroundiugs consist of a beautiful rolling country adapted for both grain raising aud stock, as Is all of the well known Waldo Hills region. ' As' for health, the place it is second to none in tbo world we believe; it being close to the mountains, we breathe the genuine mountain a'r and drink water tbat cannot produco anything in the shape rof ague. Of course we are hero, likeuny other place, considerably divided up lu poli tics, both Democrat aud Hepublicaus, but every man, H t-eems, votes independently, therefore our difference in politic does not molest the peace aud harmony with which we are bleat. Farms are changing hands almost constantly; land rates from ten to twenty dollars per acre. We also have ac cess to the mountain timber, which one finds for rails and building material. We are fa. vored with a blackHmith shop and a wagon maker. Grain and hay crops look quite promising, and It Is noticeable that our foot hill country is gradually iinprov ing. G. 0. Aennv. June 17, 187C I We learn from the most reliable papers in California tbat the " Fryer process" accom plishes all that seems to be desired to make quartz mining much more certainly profita ble than it eer has proved. Itaeenis that Mr. Fryer was merely u scientific inventor at the East, who had never seen a mine, or a auartz mill, or even a nound of ore. but ' whose atteutlon was drawn to the' fact tbat it I was fuuud impossible to successfully reduce these "rebellious" ores, tie resolved in bis owu miud that the thing could be done, aud done cheaply; that tire must be the chief agency, and that sclentiao - Inyestlga. tion would reveal a process by which lire and ohemicals, properly utilized? could work such ores at a reasonable cost. We t09 the remarkable result of this man's scientific reasouingjn his wonderful .inven tion, for on 'the 'strength of'hislconyicttons he came to California, Ignorant as he was of practical mining, and prosecuted his experi ments steadily and, successfully", jorlilylng each tiosltlon by sclentltlo facts u'ti'tirntially he'goes to an important inlpeUiJjraaa YaW ley, erects hi works aud ptiw tlwm'luto suc cessful operation. iJtU aaldthat the after noon they were finished his workmen were anxious to Immediately make a tt t re lieve tlielrjiiludVof suspense, but Mr. Fry er felt no suspense;, science said be wan correct, and befelt no Incertitude 'as 'to re sults, and so de!erred until morning the op eration that realized iiia expectations aud 1 FORTXiAXf.D, proved every way successful THE IMPROVED KIRBY TWO-WHEELED MOWER, The Burdick Beaper, the A. W. Coats Look Lever Hay and Grain Rake, &c, &o. (inly Ucncral Airenlt for Orexon and Wuthiutloa or tho good old "-Jtitid-liy," THE McCORMIOK REAPER AND MOWER., &o. We are Granger, and Mean UubIucim, Si'1,.1 fur Clrcularn, Dcrcrlptlvu Psmphlets. &c. Afientx In all tin principal town In tlic State and ndjolu insTerrHorlc. April 30. 1870 tf. ESTABLISHED 1851. IRON AND STEEL, COACH, CARRIAGE. AND WAGON -Tier I - - - 1 .... c J . . JVLMl .3.-i-J. X : .tj' k-!kj;s'" . Alltho,Latestand,.NeweBt,G.opdJB in MECHANICS' TOOLS, Housd-Builderai Hardware, .Favatxers',' and GardeBers Tools, Blacksmiths', Machinists', and Wagon-Makers', Tools, of all kinds ; and the most complete stock of .Wagon and Carriage Makers" Bardware in the State, Buch as Axles, Springs, and Wrought nd Malleable Irons ; also.) Huhs Spokes. Kims, Fel loes; Eastern Hickory Axles ; Oak, Ash, and Hiokory Lumber PLOW.U. ANDLE8 and BEAMS, r 0'JS I .11 t GrrosLtX-y 3Ft.ocixi.ooca Zrloeut !uV. liir-WK IHJ A'OT JWAL i A" ILtSWlW WAGONS. ' : .1 " . .... -A. -. .-- m. kr uinaj - - OKMOH, wXOKTHRUP e iroiu lue luipuriaiice oi iuis uiveu- llr , . . j r..:..:.... vhich promises to tally double tbe, WagQll-Milklllg Und RopaHing. II.8..IOKY, Noutli Ntttom wiaox Fiuroitr Aside from tbe Importance of tbis iuveu- C.r lion, which promises to fully double tbe , Kold product of our side tbe continent, aud j and so must work wonderful re-mlts lor Or-1 egon as well as the rest or tbe Pacific 1 WAGONS AND OAHBBXAOES States and Territories, especially at it is said I 1 (; y tinnKI! AXI RKl'AIKKlt. be less expensive than the cheapest process Oeueral Illut-ksinltlilnu. for reduce ores uow known. w um.i feel , fkZSrJXZSn? "rN"'M admiration for a man caalle of Much re- r -sakm April -x, liti.ui-l suits. Ills success proves the value of edu- ' cation, for bU inventive miud niu streugtli- eued by st-Ieutillc altaluiuent,- and this Important discovery comes as a result of) investigation made by learned meu lu the past, utilized by this apt icholar. who de serves aud probably will reap a princely in-. ward for his research and labors. Dr. L. S. SKIFF. DENTIST, bHgjMvjiMHlpEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEmMS LEiBT m J 5 W P5 mm. 1 Fur Mlln Says an occasional contributor: "A re. vivallst grocer on Sixth Avenue displays tu following sit'D, 'Hold tbe l'ort-een eggs fcr S cants,1 lie innst be a layman," Assisted bv 6. F, Ovor tbo 3 KAMJA1, - - -.wtiif Tucker. oki:;o.. UK. X. V. CHAUf, BHEVET Lt.Col., lttuSBntoon U.h. VoloctMt. -Oflko, Uurbla's Uuk. Hi kUirn. 1 WIMBLEDON Jmuj Jluntje lirttch laadinij Practice Pistol & Targets. Curiiea a ) Inrb ball V.UU accu luc Ulty net. wlthuiit Duwilur or liriUNMlon ItruHd burrtl. hair tiJcucr. by lUaleiH 11 mall, lieu tur 7A toutH, with Tier imLtut mnnumltluu lor targut pnettcu luduors, bumuriiiiurUu out of doors, ACENT8 WANTED. , A. A. OltAUAM. M Liberty htrcot. Nuw Vork. Dr. H. SMITH, X 3E3 3NTT?! Astiistod by T. T. Shaw. U HI co oijuUu I)reyruin' nuw bturu, SALEM, OREGON.