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About Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1876)
WILLAMETTE FARMER. fy en M au CO Ml or hi N U W vl h u w o C n f t! o ti c I G 1 I t l it K (). Nl n Washington at Haverhill, Massachusetts. "Heautiful! beautiful!" exclaimed President Washington, in 17M), as rid ing into the town of Haverhill, his eyes canght an extended view of the Mer rimack. It was autumn. The trees deemed jewelled with rubies and gold, and the stream went winding away, like a ribbon, amid the unnumbered gems. 'Haverhill," said Washington, 'la the iileasantest villago I everjiabsed through,' His eye was feasted with a continu ous nicture of forest-crowned hills dreamy valleys, shadowy woods and .sparkling waters It was in Haverhill that Wasoington made himself so delightfully loving and familiar with the children. It is a prot- tv sfnrv tn full it i tlmu. f'nfiffititifnl times. All was excitement in this old Revo lutionary town. Down the hill had galloped a honcman, bareheaded, and at full "peed, sounding a trumpet, and calling, " Washington is coming ! Washington is coming." The tones of the village bell continued the great now. School was dismissed; the peo ple filled the street with hearts heating for joy. The children, especially, hailed the '(treat Washington' with delight, and gaed upon him with awe as lie passed. Among the children who called upon the President were two little misses. about eight years of age, named Mary White and Uetsey Shaw. 'And how do the little misses' do'." said the President, pleasantly, taking one mi each knee; 'which of you will mend a glove for mo'." Kach was eager for the honor, and the glove was soon neatly repaired. In payment for this service, Washington gae each a kiss. The delighted chil dren told their companions, who were immediately inspired to seek .similar favors.. So two more came to Wash ington'ft door' and knocked timidly. 'Will you let us kiss your hand'." if-k-ed they. 'I will exchange kisses with you,' said the smiling Prefident to the joy ful little beggars. After Washington retired lie hoard the loud cries of ahoy below. He in quired what the hoy wanted, and was informed that he wanted toseo General Washington. 'Hriug him up to the room,' said the ueuorji. The hoy w.is brought, hut seemed fiiitu disappointed at the sight of the President, whom lie had regarded sis a sort of a lleruule-. He stood for a low minutes in bewilderment, when Wash ington took li i in to his side allection atcly, and said : 'I am George Washington, my little lad, hut I am only a man. pool, and having tilled hid mouth with water, stretches himself on the bank of the pool, and patiently awaits tho arrival ol the lice. Alter awn no one Foldsmith's Deserted Village. little gum attaches to II- r tne oiver-iiy ot a nne group 01 ruins of white down obtained here in a tow years, is s idly ominous, the trees. As soon as it is a- indicating that "southward the e insect of course maker couri of canker take- it way." And About a mile north of Glas-on, Ire land, i the nrostM'ct incloso by the woods iMiir tnrnmminil drink, anil thohuii-iof Auburn house, the residence of a ter, watching his opportunity, blows .Mr. Ailam-pn. It is agreeably situat the water from his mouth over it, cd on u sheltered -lope, but it ha an siiinnincr it fWr n innmi.n. JSefore it ' air of certainly not very irraceful ner- ca n recover itself, he siezes it, and by , lect about it which, though promising means of a little gum attaches to its .the diversity of a tine group of ruins body a tuft of I roin one ol t rnlf.'isfi'l. tVii. far Im noil. hut. it fllirht i somewhat I now at last we are on the Pisgah, retarded by the down. Now ensues a ' whence we lir-t obtain a. view of that race. Away goes tho hunter at his sacred region, the song of whose decay fullest speed. Whatever obstacle he has llonU-d over all ttie globe, and is meets with on his course he leaps over hrcithed by thousand-who have nev er plunges through, if pov-ible, making er -et foot upon our shores. The road light of the severe bruises from fall- lead-still north. To the ci-t, -tretch-sustained in his headlong creecr. j ing parallel to it, i- the "neighbhring Having thus tracked tho bee to it-, hill," near the summit ol which, con nest, tho Australian lote- no time in -pictious in tho distance, i- the "decent ascending to the spot, if in a tree, tak- church" Known as tlie rectory ot Kit- Da-kCI will i Kenny nt-i. v nuiuiii ciwiiuji ui mure ltiir with him a hatchet, a some dry leaves of gras: tho loaves, and under cover ol the smoke, chops away tho wood until the combs are exposed, then, putting these in his basket, he descends aiiddojiaits with his booty. Should tho nest be a very iarco one, he is supplied by his friend, whom he acquaints with his dicovury, with baskets or other vt tl forit transportation from the tree to his hut. Ou the Migrations of Vegetable Life. 'The Ho light-I modern date top- another neighboring hill in the parish cf Uynowon, perharn ttie only architectural improvement of recent years mat mo place can -how. At the west side ot the road, a little way on, are tho houe and farms of Jiis-oy, where a great part of Goldsmith'- early days were -pent. The wide entrance avenue i- bordered by youthful .-ucce-sors of the "rami olil eljiis that once overarched it with their bought; and at the farther end, with its trout toward the road, i- the ruined parsonage, at tho rear a few trees of Migrations of the old orchard may yet be seen; and, I Land for Immigrants. 'CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE. 4,000 ACRES, la Quantities to Suit Purchasers (QA ArJtKS, luc fouth and adjolnine tho Rail JOV ronil Depot at Sa!em. all nndvr cultlatiou, .ni(ilt-iMc Mrt'Mln or mjctahlee. 010 ACHns. fonr tnllc? Bonthesit of Salem, on the Mllroid. wllh Mill Crick ninnixi' thrniiL'h It. Tills 1 the eboictit firmlnp land in Marion count. with f no prln?'. rnrrlelliii;in jmrt of tho old Jieitor donation calm, on which I raUul the present jcar tlfty tnhcl ol whiatan-i three ton- of timothy per rre. Ttn'flr-t crop of oat eur ralecd ou (tart of thl" land mct-iiml nlnrtv-fotir uu'lirts iiefacri", grain neighed md yronncich lined hy Jlr. Alfred Stanton, of Salem. 2700 ACKCS ofpralrli and llelit brush land, nitn timber to- finulni.' pm Uc. bounded ly thu Wlllanietto rive- or foiir mile?, heautiful lake on the (at. hoir landinrrr all alonir tin rier. commencing lor.r mile- norm oi tiuem uul CJaOICO G?lr.-fYi lu.syI the lariri'et and mnet milt. aW ho'iv oi ' it)d to he lonnd In the Willamette alley u ue pnr.ii'i-ui n acoiom lo oe tola irom ij to jS'jpir hcr. Thie land will all be immediately re n:rw vhI. ard cAnbco'd lnlaifcror -mailer parrels to?i:lt fKrili-ei'. It ran b pnbdhldul to tho lie,'! poIhl. dantacind I can otlor any per-ou or nor-i-on-.or colonv of prr-on'. diflrinc to urcha-ehome in tin ht pit i'f th AVillametlc mile), neir tbo oltv of Salem n,d lthln reich of the best social n,l. Biitajrc", - wi'U a' mot faujrably located with re -hect tima-U:r. ncr.ter adantase, on moro favor ole tvrms that. thc tat ever expect to realle acaln. THOMAS CJftOSS. SaJtm, Vov. 'i, l'Tj. flock Mobcxtizmmts. STOCK. B.E. STEWA'ET&SONS, ImportcrH nud Ilrocders ol' Thoroughbred Shorthorn ANr HOLSTEIN CATTLE. Pure-bred .lleriiio and CoIhyvoIiI Sltecp, ElerUslilrc Hops, NI I.aa.03r Po-iktIis, Our f irni ire iituate ono mile fiom Xorth yimhill btatioii, on Orecon Cent1 ill Jl illroad. Atlilrt'-, North Yamhill, Yamhill Co., Oregon. G. W. DIMICK. Hubbard, Marion Co., Breeder of Shorthorn and Devon Cattle, Berkshire Pigs i Light Bramah Chickens, ironri. stock, ok ai,l kinds, ron she J. lorta-li or on time, with pood reenrity. Oak Prove Mock turni. July ill, 1S7C. ap; Valuable Lands for Sale. liOO.OOO ACRES A discotir.if' on Vegetable Life," by M. Drouyn do thanks to the farnuTycIept JainesGew, . 1 faiTBOKi1 ()KKCnOl. I.lmvs. nfrnrrl in n rrnnil. thnmrli lirwif. will) Hvi near it. are ill keetiinL' with !. vjiJLj.ri5 . ,.,..--,.. .. Us,.., . .. .... -, - - 4 ,-, . thu other a--ociatioiis of Auuurn, and in accordance with ttie poet' Hi hi I'll flu. Women's and Men's Quarreb. Two men wcro walkin;,' down the sdreot arm in arm, followed by two logs. The men were tnlkinjrnppnront ly iitKiut wonien, which Is an unusual thing (! ! V), for sayaonoof tliem, "Ves, by (reorgo, I'm tired of hearing about that liis,: everv time I mi linnu iCv r r -C1 -- iu J dinged into my ears till J wish 1 was in tho Sandwich Islands, or my wife was, or something." Then tho other man .said that he did "think that wonien would quairel over tho most foolish thing-, one ever heard of, and he was glad that mon did not allow such trivial affairs to dis turb thoir friendship tus women did, anil in fact " Then there arose such a chorus of growls and yells In the rear, and both men turned round quickly to see what was the matter, anil saw their respect ive dogs engaged in a tussle and went right back to part them. There was a great deal of dust and dog, swearing and much excitement, and the ragged edge of a crow d began to appear, w hen tlie two owners glided in and began to jaw at tho dogs, ami as that did not have the desired effect, possessed thein uelvcs of each dog's tail and tugged and pulled for dear life. Hut the lar--er dog had locked hi.s hold on tho other and had shut hi.s eyes ou outer things, and didn't care a cent how either tho world or his tail wagged mi ho could hold on, and hold he did. Then the owner of the other dog forgot himself wiu! gave tho bigdoga kick, and a rod nosed gentleman in tho crowd, who sported u pair of hed-tlcking pants, Mill it any one kicked u ilmr ,,r ,;. like that he'd kick them, and .someone asked hltu what business it was of his, and he said ho guessed he had .some rights as a spoctotor. " (Jot your dog oil'," says the owner of tho smaller dog. "(Jet him off yourself," answered tho other. ' Hlust him! I will!" said the llrst, and ho proceeded to deposit .sinidrv te MUiiuluig kicks in the auimuls 'rids, whereupou thu owner interfered and .said, "no gentleman would kick a i!ol- like that;" and the man with the bed ticking i.anu r.aid,thut was .so." Then the other man wanted to know ' who was no gentleman J " and the nun of the big dog said " he was," and there s no knowing what might have rmpiKuied it a bravo policeman hadn't .arrived and cracked (lie dogs over tin head, which had the effect of si.ttlm tho tight all around wry sum mat ih" ino two man Haven't .spoken since, but it's supposed that their opinions are tho Minion-, to the tiiviality of women's ijuorreln. review of this subject. Wo take a few short evtracts from a translation of it in the Farmer England : "Wo have often spoken of acelimat-, .. s .. ,. i.ation as practiced directly and indi- '"Oii l.r.i.Aiu.m. Ihe ovact tuith rectly with the object of enriching ai,out '"i l",!:?,'"1 rel.itionsj betw yen country with the various species that is i;'1" "'-"" " . lIu.: lwn ,. desirable to see naturalixd there. Hut -" w-,-1 ''"'"f to spend the holiday, he side by side with this voluntary inter- hem -h,s VV(i (,aur,ltV.rH l0 xUl'tlv feren -o of man, there are constantly at ' ni"thl-,r " 'lrr-X hu,r 'J crs, and they work, as means of piopagation, all the , UC5C rudely repulsed. He made known natural agents of transport, such as air, I t0 "it lawyer that, if she was unpiM water. glaciers and animals. Man v.uk'!' f!r '. would gladly send her a himself enter, into tin- s.mie iMti.ifirv. i'"eK lor.-i.tHiij. Mie s0nt hacK word because indirectly, and without giving a thought to it, he is taking part in the I same result). j "Air certainly plays tin mo-t impor-1 hint pat t in the dissemination of plants, A vast number ot light spoils -mm to h.ive been furnished with tufts or, membraneous wings, only lor tho pur- i pose of rendering them more likely to lie carried away hy its movements. To this end the light point of many plants is crowned by a tult of extended tihrils, foi tiling an actual pariehuto, which rises at tlie .slightest putt ot wind. i mis separated irom tlie seed can make check for tliat s(io would die before she would ever receive a dollar from him. On returning from his loctuie tour, two months ago, Til ton one day receiv ed a note from a venerable and well known lawyer, asking him to call at Itisoillce. He called. The lawyer an nounced that the hail supersocded Mr. Wheeler, JHr. Tilton's- former l.iwver; that the purse of M,'M) raised by 'Ply mouth Church for -Mrs Tilton's sup port, of which Mr. Augustus Storrs was the almoner, was entirely exhaust ed : that she was livinir bv her own ri the nioMier riant ' ,l,u''1 llllim'' iUlcl thilt ho requested that verv lonioiirnevs l "dton) would contributo to her . up ,il iKUt." ' 1 1'01" Mr- 'l,ilto.n .replied, that he had liv tin fiifl nf its, iiori J5y this admirable provision, the !ll.Vs b(ri.n willing to support liv. work designed in the hoL'innin- ts ' ,""". wi.nom, regard to nor leelings. carried out; so thutw h.itever man miy lA'"u l" u"1 ?r others; and lie drew on , nut ills loot, whether it bo on the coral , , - , ' ,""v i!'- "l le lawyers fsliillfls hllf hirnlv fnmn.if ,11 vfiit,K,,t.i, i nainis seas, or on the mountain side, the for mation, it may be, of volcanic tigonej, i he tinds vegetable li.e in siilllcient .i-. nety at leant to supply all that he ui um . - -. .. line srii.iiig i-iirisoseN. 1 Tln lmd' t.rc slttisli.il in Wasco, G-rant, and Baker loiim'.ii. luin oteriil for uW In euch flcd tracts, ii pi It thin Hi fen f, n purclia-i r may dci'irc ili n I-hi1 jnli d u mo-i. iierilili' opportunity to Iin niin of Mid -inler sukln,' homes and low priced land, 'o m unlre hotli on the mot ieaonuhle termf. Tln'o Iand are excellent lor larmini; and Kta.Ins. On iuot of the tract- no struhblm; or other pr. para tlonnfthi land Tor plo, inc ! requisite. A growth of nurntiot.u irr'i--lovcm the uplindf, aSonllui; tho bt-t ot iwHtnri.i while m the allevs and bottom land- the !'ra- cin be mow id and made into hay. Living: Springs and Streams Watir thu land in anone directions. The tiphnd?, or lolling lir.d-.rin tit put into crop with the mon -atNltiUu- -eturn. E'ItcIa,, rat ieuiarl I'EAl IJES. PI.UMH, GnAPEt, AI' f'l,K!5. l'iins. and CHEIiRIES. wnll ,w ih.. Ill-I ' LL-H KJJL'irs, can be crown hi jjreat U))U. i iiaueL Tlie Climate ol eastern Oregon l Is cry lEcalthdii. I'louilftiiiu town' are loented at cwinenitut points .... ii win un; iiruii. are lejwam ciiul((1 luioepn ont that mtlnn, and a iroperou population isal ruily i 'tal li'heil. intupltil in farming, stock trrow. in.', mining, and irlou? o'lur pnr-ults. TEKMi. Ml S", j er aere anl upwards, according to Oiialityand nuantltv. luteict tin per cent, on de terred p.i.Miients 1 oi turther Iiilormatlon, applv in pen-on, or by let ,1!r'i" ,. ., OKO' " l-'KlsV, Ai;ent. Cric Ilulldln;-, starK ., list n. iront and rirst, I'ortlan.l, Ore.-on. Jelllmb JOHN MtNTO. HAI.TIUI A. ArUMf. Copartnership. Mi IN TO & ADAMS, Bnrmrni or MEIUXO SHEEP. topurtnase TIIOIIOU.HIIIIEI) .MIiHlNOs, an sarins partlc-itmn-ud Out they ran. and wl! 'lift VJiAV'1, m.'.1!.' '".rf tho ""lnc 'i"lity nnil JIICH CHEAPER KVTKs than Vneh can w Iin miiniin Lam. (..!,... -....1 . r . . TAKE pldiMirr In oilerlin; to the Wool nroncrr oi Orei;onai;l tl".iilloliilnr'Territorl- the chance topurthaw TllOIIOt OHIIIIEI) .VfcHIXOS and ,t- ill in ilun it ,... i.i. be lmpoited. M-ipiiii'alnn ami comparison with nth crS heap nfleru! in thc.nirl.cr nrecordialh invited. AU'- -MIXTO ARAMx, w n n.i i, ... . Salem, Orcun. a. li Tlie Ilami nmlllim I.omboi the iWl, inn be ee. non the IsMXH V VUM. adjoining Hali ra - Si?TEr.liV,;.'l.1e """! at lhu 'ami' l'1""-"' "r RI "" HILL TAKM lour and .1 h ill miles s-onth oftheeiti. halem, Sm ptembor 10, JS73. W. WEATDERronD. J. W. WKATaEBl'OItD. soiuteiy neeus. liio appointed airi nts, air and water, are incoss mtly convey ing plants and .seeds to distant land-; and there is a continued though indi rect and involuntary interchange of the germs of future vegetable life. Serviceable a.s this migration of veg etable life undoubtedly is, it i the pro ducing cause of more lalwr for the tiller of tho .soil. It is not alone the germ of valuablo plants that are con veyed by this agency. The spoils of weeds are carried as well as tho- of such plants as alter a few years ut, we consider iiidiioiisiblo to our eonitort. nucK ior&l.UUO. The monov on th- -J.vv was drawu the nextduv, uh! Mr Tilton hits been over since, uid i- n ,, livinir unon it. She is an. r lr, .tly deserted by the .Plymouth t'huuh peojiiu, only one or two ever calling ujkiii her, and that at long in tervals, ah to tuu eluldron, the ease is ..is ioiple as this that thoy live exact- I., .,Ilore they please. Three of them 'cheese to live with their father, and , thu lou-th will follow boon. There is in, tho least constraint, under "the law- of the state of Nev .rer-ev," or otherwise Chicayo Tribimc. j Fioperty or Tomato Plants. One of our exchanges thus reeom- ,, , . - ---.... (( v-. tlO LnIllllI-l Ml lllITl'L. uiere is in con-eiuence ol tht migra-, Wo give it with tho .statement that we turn a greater prolusion ot vegetable i planted tomatoes clo' to cucumbers !!. , , IIm'-V 'li1 Sl',u-L'r i;r,f"si,,nof!wl"iiviw to driving away Insects, weeds. While the fruits of the pine, .but without .success. Tomatoes grow !$' ii"11. nm,,i? ilr Pr"v'--wit'io luxuriantly, however, and have -o i logs that carry their seed over a gret.t , mm h top to spire, that it will cost our eMentof country, tho seeN of thM- readers nothing to trv it. "mlour les, wild mustard, dock, and dandelion I I planted n poach orchard, w ritfs .r. "." lar and wide by the air.aud siroy .of the Society of Horticulture, sown broadcast over the and. , i,i t!.. ..... .,-..... ...n i . . ,..' ,,,f.iroMr,!rK,1.y,,Ct'Mthi?rVie of M1"1 I'lK'y had but "just comnience'd to Dad I migration of vegetable life enforeo the when thev were invaded bvthecur-i writ?r-,t';l,,!n0, Z Sy.L-ry ,,Sfy"l '-' full-, ,1'ul.voii), which insects'wtTe foi-1 , 1. . fi HU :iu'i'rt I"0""1"."'? we1t,fl', to K?-, lou ,w frotmeBtly hapiion-, by ants. I ,uL , -0!,-s,""Jf the wpciN, HliWeiit soiru, tomatoes, the ideal u fi1 ,,1'! liem to''lr, il you occurred to mo that, by placing some of lr j'mytmrl(, 'lM Mw,T- tho I the leave- around the trunks and lar greater hilior of exterminating bi.wu-hes of tlie peach trees, might1 nieir progeny. preserve them Irom the ravs of the sun . which are cry powerful. ".My surprise ' The Two Wobsters. w.i- great uikiii the following dav to - llnri the trees entirely fiee from tl'ielr WtieuIr. Webster visited Kngland, enemies, not one rem lining, except I after he had attained fame enou-'h to heie and there where a curled leaf ore-! IP'0'E.3NrXT"CT3l.E3 STORE. I HAVE Pl'ROHASKn THE ENTIRE inicrei-t of Jlers. Yeaton it Lou.'haryln the ruinlture tstore on the west sideol Commerolnl Street, Salem, and fhill kern on hand a flEXRRAT. AS- SORT.'IKNT of voods for tho retail trade. FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERY I'arlor X Chamber Sets, BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, ROCKERS, &C, Hy lite t st or f ingle piece. Repairing and Jobbing nOXK IX THE BEST MANNER, And at riiMimble price, as I am a practical workman JOHN CRAY. taikm. dulj l.MsTS.i leban6nhotel." L17IHX0V, f.lXYCO. s II. LAttJHTON. ... Proprietor. TUK utdor-Icned would announce to the eltlcne of Linn and adjoining counties, and lo the ttuvellnj public, that ho ho thoroue-hlj ri iltted and rodirnli'hed this well known Hotel -Willi New furniture thruti out, and I now prepared to aecommodnte those who ma lavor him with a call. In the mot sati-faclory mmner. The Table will be amply applied with the bi l the market afiord-, and the utmost palnu Mill be take'i to pieace all. E-pectal p iln w ill be taken to proi nre coralortahle coueiKe! fur purtii- wlihlni? to Mt the 01)A .sl'KlNOS at siimi)j,, nrut. Inji lTam Lt)Hnoni where a few ila-oi even weiki- may be pleasantly pa'siddnrlurilie l.cutesl term. v-' si, II. et.ft,HTON. mm Wholcpale and Retail Dealers In WEfiTHERFORD & So., , PAINTS, OSL3, GLASS, Patent Medicines CHEMICALS, jE3 xr STijl xaa. ery TOILET GOODS, Etc., etc. PURE WINES and LIQUORSr For Medicinal purposes. Medicines Compounded, and Prescriptions Filled. Weatherford & Co., Janii-y Commercial street. MAIiE.ir. JOHN G. WRIGHT, Dealer In FAMILY GROCERIES, Crockery and Glassware, Wooden and Willow Ware, Tobacco and Cigars, COMMt'KCIAL STREET. rwt'(lt lilm, tin Knj;lisi Koiitloiii.in (iHik linn one day to so,. t.ori Hroii". ham. That oiniiii'iii Hrlton itroivod our IMiiii'l with siidi ciHiIiio.s thai he was xlit to jret tiu.iy .iiul bU'k to his rooms, riii friend who had taken him at oiiuo ivturnt'd to Lord UrotiL'h.ini in hasto and unj;tr. tit., i i i . . .', nun, now count von lcll ivc with such uiis.'onilv rtiil.in, m.i discourtesy to s0 jrott a l.iwver .ind statesman'.' It ;is insulting 't(i him. and has tllleil him with rnoi tiil.-.itit'n " ' "Why, what on earth have I done, ami Whom have I liet-u ru.lt. tn e eii to "To Daniel W'eh-ter, of th of the I'njted states." The Australian Beo-Huuter. Insect fiKitl is much esteeimsl hv tho Australians, especially hnnev. In nu. proourintr of tho latter turn- .show creiit :ijjiUty inn no little iuj;oiiuitv but it will ho eeu that t.ic intellectual Akill of tho Ainerlciiii hec-hunter has a groat titlviintavro over these untutored wivngot. Wlitui it n.itlve ees n )t.e uhout tho (lowers, ami wishes to tlud tho lionoy, ho rt'ivtira to the nearest "tire.it Jupiter, wh thought it was tlut r .1 hlmul.tr' I MUnv Veli-teri1,,1(l "eful vi'ined tlie tomato Irom oercisiii"; its ! iiillueiue. Thfo leaves I caiefully un rolU'd, placiiit,' ujhhi them fresh 'ones from the tomato vine, with the result of Ittnishin tho hist insect and enabl ing the 'n (s tn jjrow with luMiriauce. WisIuiim; to i.irry stilt turther my ex periment I s.ct-putl in water some freh leaes ui the tomato, and sprinkled with this iimision other plants, roes ami unitizes. In two days tlie-o were al") tree tr. u the innum.'iiilile iu-ects wliii h tow r. (I them, and I felt sunt tint had 1 iis,.d tlie auie nn-.tii- with iti.v melon ptteii 1 sjiouM have met with thesniie risnlt. I theret ire deem it a duty I hot to tho -cioty of Hor ticulture tn niako known this sinurular, MOrNTAIN BALM Tlie Great Oregon Rmneiy for CHR0N1U COUGHS, COLDS, AMI OTHKII ltfslls.-M Ol'tllO H.I11IJJM, IS PEHKMThV lUHMLriSs- UXSOT 1N.IUI5E tlje mo-t .li'llculK Tbo jiur.v vrnii-a beantiml artlclrt-tilea-u t ilio tasie pr-pand with L-reat I?.?.,'-,n. '"' b-11 " ,M"'' FWEUMA.Vh and COX Jc II BUT .s DmMnni. SaWn felttf An Oregon Institution. niMkK M Ol'fMt KOK sale T OUR IT Meain tniuTy W orks, Jius. .na. nm::n. iots, I'liiirtis, ililU-rans, &,c. "'UVoli-l'xVtalsjx'G;, which will keep mir i'.rpi-ea lit Ueilili), nee Irom wmtn. ami ia-1 to- c I t no uoo.1 Watcr-Pi from thre, Oil '.. t wiio made a dictkm.irv and rtlitHMl the Ilntrlish tiin.'i'ii.-f. " nu;rv.it ( h.incellor.uiil4lv hunt-d iii the Amencaii Senator, and. having other tastes in (vniinoii Nidt law itutl polities thiy iiult. ii rnv.il nitrlit of it. ne.irlv i is'.ivo.. which I nii.-ii.-i iin iiieni property ol the i discovered DO. to an. hi tnc'i. . iuillnmeter. cluap, anj 2Jax-o ?ESx-iclc., o-ve7-oi -, I'f l r i l.T VIMM Psll-i I r,o , " , . . . - - ...w..-'m iiii lUllllllll re. Will "ivill Ii, ahl. In .nnnlv .iiLHi ariilll Alir. y '.I oT'Ur. to , lv-M nj hy the oitr lirnur. wnh Lome with vonr ji:ou,. or n. sniTii a to., Hueim Vitu Or Salem, April 20, is;-,. (iAwti HEAL ESTATE LOANS. OKKIiO.V n MASHIXCTOX Trost Investment Company Ol' coTIil.D, rilllH Coiipni l.prcptrnl to nrcotlit- kian. In .J,,"n,,,rinn.Mflioiiii'l..i,iH. or IMVHO- J2.t',Lv,,,.,om,TV "'' "'abh J.Jnu-. r!Tr fixed perl oii etallmint For Wi noii'ir I iai-. or runtahiu l.v half ,..H.. tn. n. i. appl in WILLIAM HEII), t.ii.ni:.r, ' Flrn Stnot rortlin.L Dlt. S, V, 11LLT, It. 1 J.KJ1, s? A .Nl W Iv ( K l)s( OVLKl I IX Al 111 t'A. The .New York Hi rtilil puhlishis it late letter lr.un Manlev. In Africa. mm l.'isi'i-C i iin , , .,, ,, . Tlie must interesiiin; feafiiivof the kt- .h'tVTniv 'Ir11"1 'f ''," f,,,,H : Imntl".... r ,.",.! .. ,, of the ,'.' lalielstts sis-uri'ly to tin cans- a to wood. t.n im. .m..ulirlv UMtiitif Thoir h dr nncSnn'ovmtJihV TT ' ' """k " Sll t" i.rownh.S nitich iiiitunaiito in the loss ot lahels- ,,r. ..,.. ,.,.. , . ,....,- ,, Lv WIMBLEDON w Ii! -slP. Ixnj Ilangt Entch LcaJlnj Practice Pistol & Targets. irrif a s, in.u Mil lth vvu r. tlit it. nilhout lsnviler or ivr,'tuion Ittir lirnl. hair tricucr . .-. .. - .... . iroin tneir iruit cans when puttint,' up J thin .' tint their n.ws ti ,mh their own f, uit, hy KMvniUg ?hli ' X rihlck it thV'S well m CB y iMin 1) mail. fre lor IS kim. with rr. mnrut ammunition for target rrictice inaoon. anil fur mxirtlass ontofiloon; AGENTS WANTED. A. A. OIUIUM. C7 Litxny gtrttt, ew Ifc BELT & SOX, isnccci-.iri. t.H'iii c llil- i DnijrKisis and AjwtJnvarics, .M IILAl Kit tN CliiniHiis. Pfitiimcn. I'nifiit MtdUiiivs, JMt.f iites Stilt I.ttltlDls, tV1., Monrei.' Mock toimmn ial --n, i. si f v . IV IIAIfJJV Hr.lt uill l,i.i Im.o char.viirilu I'nMU.HlouJK-iarin.int .lullti Patronize Homo Manufactures ! WILLAMETTE Stove Works O I fTV,VC' T"K J,VT I'ATTF.IIX- or (-TOV--S. The Lowest Rates. It'll HOLLOW W1!E ,! !, .t,f KXTlHs. rat on order. . Wrt.t rrisTifi.Hi rit ,..ur .. 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