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WILLAMETTE FARMER.
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Salem, Kridny. Oct. 27, 187(5.
SOME UNPLEASANT FACTS.
It is iilwaya unpleasant, but sometime"
ntcp'nrj', to inako public, facts in relation to
the character ami pretention of Individuals
who Hisiimg tnoro Importance than thoy
deserto ami undertaho to ceoinplHi per
Honal ends regardless of eonseipiencoB.
Wow cro awaro that an e-florl would bo
rmdo to Rot.lho Sfntu (Sihoko at its lato meet
iiiR to establish an organ with the odllor nf
the f.'ullli itlnv at Its lieail, and suoh an effort
was iimdo and failod. Tlio fact that tlio
majority ofllio iueinbernof tlio State Grange,
irotn tills Stalo were subscribers to and
friends of tho Wn.i.AMi.iri. Kaumhr, gave
us (miiso (or no iincasino.ss as lo tlio action oi
that body, yet, in tlm rriomonl of dissolution,
w lien nil was bustle and confusion, it seems
tlr.iilho editor ofllio CkMh ojer fcucceeded
In Kilt in"; Uitnutih tlio following resolution,
wlili h was Immediately transferred, with
Ijro'.t kiiiIo, to llio columns of thopaporho
edits;
'When ph. our KiM'iitlvo Cnininlltfo did
on the Hi'.li dny ol Doe , IbT!, declaro by I
ri solution, Ihiilr iiiuiioasiiiud eonfidereo in
tlm Wii.i.ami.i n: KAitMi.H,r'ci)rnnn-ii(liiiK it
lo lliu cotilidmeo ofour people as a medium,
f'.i r rtiiti) ol tlio Older:
,d whereas that paper is edited I13' a linn
o'li'ldoour ttnios. who eonsistontly could
ii-it be rm 1 mouthpiece, lo tlio exclusion ol I
inn (jutmi ('ulliinlin , (ilil'il In a l'uhim in
i- ultustMi'tif null 1 . Thereioio r(Mlvoi
H 1.' s.dd 1asolullr.11 ( I' our l.veeutitn Com- '
'ini;eo endorphin the Wii.i.ami'.i 11: 1'akmi.i;,
' n;il I,,' S",lir IS lil'llln llliritllil mill I
,1 lr."
Itthisiewilullon mcHUSHlivtlilng(and tlio 1
1 .1 1 i li..., 11 .1 lli ii ij I
Ki. ml opinion is that il docsiml), U I-
'i niply that the I'aiimi 11 is noi 10 no pauon-
JM III LIIU ' lUHVI'Mli Lllll ' ftim ..!'., ti...
no ono has ever claimed. Ah to our boing
" illiout the, gales," wo licvo Ibis to say,
and thalleugo contradict 011, Hint fiom the
lnstilio l''Ai:Mi:ni.ud its editor lmvo enjoy
ed the eon Ilil'Uice of I ho oillcets of tho State
iiii.nge and its iOxectilive Committee, having
I . r-ii In Inipienl romiuiiiiiciUcn with tlioni
aid having always thrown our columns
1 I .11 l"i their use, and ghon a fice, consist
ent, and iiilliiential support to the Order and
. ...1 ... II ,1... I.. It.m ,ll,, mll'llll
its nr.nciples. Not only tin-, but our friend '
1 .1.11 Mlnlo, who is intimately related to tho
I m 11 11 ns editorial writer and ci.ntribuloi,
i 1 tilw.ijn stood leady to assist us In tho
it. itii, In useful to the l'atrons ami to
tli'.iouglilN understand limit- wishes. So,
w h sin li intimate 1 s-,ii'hilion mid colilldi n
f ,i irl itlons with ollleers and lulluenlial
mi inhi-ih, lliem lias bi en no leabon lo cjues
ti 1. the ability "I Ibis paper to bj a couslst
eii' mid judicious "moutlipi'jcoot tlio Order."
Wo liiitfii?l iui lined lo limit soilouslya
iiisidutloii Hint was smuggled through in tho
m innei this was, for wo know the State
U .ipgo coiil J not have been deliberately in
dui'd to ilisciftllt a jiurnnl that hasloutlt
inianifst and consistent supprit lrom tlm
in., itixf wn nilvocHtlng these principles
lieliiu, tills OuUi aioso to proclaim thorn.
It'c until nm inn our In iioir wttcic,ioiH tin'
I ,ln.i jiiinmil lin, utleial a 111tjlc vuiil
r 1, 1,1 , 11 Inch l In' V(fiiii 11 Oii'Hnu vnitlil
. ! mi ntiin'imn or iiiul n null.
- 1 much ten nur'-clW'H. We WPI proceeil
tow inpi'ilvOl tho Cultiiiit'ii; its prupiit tor,
mid its editor, loi while we could wellnlt'oid I
lo iass llio m.itlerliyas liatiglit with no con-
i,i niicii Ions, hIIII, as llio elbirt is btiliiK i
in. Hi.' lo induce l'utnins of I. Inn couut lo 1
pirn li iso that paper and employ Mr. Hunt- '
sou to bo its ( ditor, wo may as well give tlio
public Nomii Information us to liulli,
Tho Culm mm Is the perou.d property ol
ling, lieneral Martin Veil Huron llrown,
Kililfir Hinl proprietor of tho Stnti'i Hiiltl'
flii'i'iiiif, mill fortunate incumbent of the
liii'iin nllk'fl id' State 1'iiutei, tho blpge-t
trap to catch llio people's inopry liuhis
Stale, w huh will be apparent wlietiweex
li'iilu that tho appropriations for printing
the pr.)Mnt jour, aro $i",(HW, whileat present
b.w prices of labor and materiil the 11 ui A ecu
tr inr httlf the iiioiii'v, and this wn )
uhi'iit 1 Murntlou. lu this conuectlou,
wevvlll add tliut tlio Ciddnihn- has ntnor
paid iispeiisie-, and only Unit it bus fallen
iii.o liaiidH that mo lull
iiiadii tnlcrii linm tlm
ol money, easily
Into Treasmy, it
w illdpiobtbly lmvo glen up (hu gh st
I u.gsliuii. It dlil die IwUe on the hands of
Mi Metier belorn Mr. llrown purchased it.
' lupines vety 1 it t lo compiolienli 11 to
P'H'uhe Unit thu Citltn nti'i and its editoi
b li belong lo Mr. Blown, w lo can ills-
1. u, ii the latter ut any liuio and employ a
p Mi w ho is "outside the gate-," nr own turn
' 1 1 iper Into a political join nal, II It plea-es
t in to do so, s,i, then, If the Malt, Grange
litis it.illv endoiMil llio Cin'n uMi, tho en-
II i-iiuent enures lo Hie bene tit of Mr.
Hi Mil, the .statu 1'iiutci and (uUtii'luii, aud
s 1 lidorsciuellt would be lalculated to
1 'nee thai gi utlt man lo lnc-t still farther
1 1 1 is olitical spoils In the 1 licit to publish
a k'.ium' "gau. 01.1 loadois will son the
grri t aliiutdltv and Inconsistency of this,
1,1 1 may readily inuiine that, even Ihounh
its ull'or Is "outside the Kau," tho 1'aumi it
' 1.,'tvl Uh way Mifei'M fully and ftarbssly
,n-t est nil Kiauito o'Kans built up mid licld
v p ' t such ii'oaiit und mch inllueiices-.
N , us to the odiloi ol tuoiWfirw -.we
'at.' tuiylillie pcisoual m.pi ilntnuce ai.d
ittt 1 o dispotliou 10 do hint li.n in, mil li
n '. itauco lu lutemptiu to uiu the state
III! IIIC inil
bn Its orpin,
a late Issti,.,
u.aiie, and his pretension lo
tt I. it-h has rroppod on', in ifieo
itu'ilv nil luijulry as to Inn uiitecedent,
ui.
, h wiiroiiMl to titisttor. Hut bo- ilioipitf. " U niAiiipulalo mattors to hl.s own uioit tts ou, out uu iato b1"". "" j i,. . wotl-fmilpj, xc. np.m aeo'icatlon to
.,...1..,, 1 , ..in 1 , .,.,.,. ..- r...i .1.1... i.. ,.11 ..i. atir ouo sum uV tvutiuujti ,u i'mi , ,..,,..,,,... ...v
, nmuwiwiu.i. ,. ..... s., ,., , ., .... .... . ....,...s,. ttoll ,, n Tbl is lb Ural w know or ns - "' .......... .,
mi lliolally lufoimed lUat Hie ptoltuulon Also lt publlCAtloil is lustlrled by tho fact it I inunufioluretl iuOrojSoa. TUo Croam ohecso . ., W', J, 5, Sn N Front tetreet.
I-.1 tie rMMn-nfti h oouiut't, or agro-, llio law nitol!uk of Ui Suto Oraugo lio fons- j tY lo" flood." . .. . I
or ariangeinmt, by which it is the
Isifrlil orpati of tlii-tat3 Orango, la un
founded. The resolution smuggled tlirough
1 in th moment of dissolution cannot in tor
. t ired to 11 can any smli thing, an) its ejurs
on uiuuiuctri who iiirmsueu uh 1110 copy 01
Uy-fjaws and proceeding?, arecontomptlble,
though wortliy (bo man whoso antecedents
V4 aro nbriitto give.
In tho first place, wo republish tho fol
lowing odllorial lrom tho Western I'urm
Journal, publisliod at Dos Moines, Iowa, ono
of tho official Grange papers of that State,
and ono of tho foremost agricultural news
paparh in tlio Wist:
A C'nnovjr DimnriANr.im. When ox
secretary Onrretson bid adieu lo Iowa, going
to Oregon, as ho said, to recti pernio bin nhat
tertd health, wo sincerely wished li in well,
mid e.vprossfd tho wUh that ho would, In
that favored clime, bo restored to full pbyni
cal vigor. We lied no reason to hopo for
useful w 01k from him. in tlio Order, but we
did hopo that ho would at least remain so
far (pilot, Hiid profit by past e.vppilences,
wherein ho had shown meat liability to
commit orror, ns lo remain in 11 degree,
passive and harmless.
lint now comts the Wi'lnuxrilc J'ltnicr
of iJeo. -1, with nearly two columns of cor
respondence, touching his movements in his
roio of "Organ Maker." Tho Willamcttr
Iitrmer Ib 1111 old established piper in Iiigh
standing, and has from tlio beginning, beon
11 minim aim enieieni worKor in tno cause ol
the Order of Patrons.
Thorrruwpondencn referred lo is luudoup,
lir't, ol a Ion;; drawn out circular sent out
by Oarrotson lo leading inembers of tho
Order in Oregon, couched in the same terms
as worollio circular sent out from his olIlc3
here, when the idea of publishing tho I'm
.mi' Jlilicr was coiicfleil, only ho applies
the lash ,1 little more freely lliaii lie did th-n.
A io.y of liiis ritcilp.r i-eut to John Mmto, a
leading meuihsr ol tlio Order, in Oiegnn, iS
published In full In the 'illo,ifltc I'm inn;
turoll'er wiih tin, reply ol Ilrothur Mlnlo.
Till", lepl.v eonlnins sunn wholo-eine advice
10 N , W. (,, eiy npplliMbloto ills cso, 11101a
t".pei,iiilly itsliU bivfory in lowi is about to
iipeal iiseii 111 urcpoii. 'J lie fiillowlui; me
I wo (I thetoinls mndo br l'n Iher Minto
M, "thai tl'e Older does not ii((d tho papor
I ic'i K. W. (1. proio'CK to 1 lace beloro
,, 2,1, "Hint lo ei ceuiege a strife for
tlM, ..nir.inngool Hie Outer in that dirtc'ion
is n f uro 1011I to division rather than unitt'."
'liiis reply brings out tho fact thai tlio
papor which X. W. piopoen to edit is
owned by llrown .V .Sj wart, publishers of
the Slnli'.t llnjlit-i Jijuwiiut, Mr. Urown lio
mg Statt Printer.
Hrotlier Minto linthei says; "And Iiere
peimit mo n few romaiks upon tho wordu I
have italici.ed in your eiiiular. I lead a
crack of the whip bolt, eon the lines there,
to which I, and tho generality ol old Oro
goniaii", aro unu'fd. l'utlmg llio best con
struction upon tour language, I do not think
tho measure 1 f "my devotion to the, agricul
tural Intnl. ?l. to which I liovo devoted
tur.il inlei. ,t
ihiity-nne years ot my life in Oregon, is to
bo gi.ugodtiv the alaiicllyl may show to
co-oprate with you."
The Ordr In Oregon isforlunite m hav
ing 11 mini occupying a poiiti in of itillucnce,
ready to meet 10 bold nil adventurer as N.
W (atrretsnii, and It is apparent thit his
Helling to Indie! a newspiper upon llio
Order in Oregon, will meet its jii"t reward.
In llio next place, wp asseit It. at wo have
excellent authority for tho following state
ments, authority that stands high In oillcial
(lii'iige elielrsin Iowa, which v.'o aro toady
lo show lo all who 111.13' be Intel e.sied to
obtain lurtlior particulars.
That Garretson obtained it divoico from
ids wlte, tiflor being niairicd to her twenty
six yoais, under disgraceful circumstances.
That he got the Sceio'.aryhliip of tho Iotra
State lirciife on tbo s'.renglliol ids trip to
Oregon linen tears ago aud tho capital he
made out of It.
That 'die proved a dead-beat in the nllicx,"
and "resigned at tlm request of the Kcii
tlfo ci luniitlets nud very much lo iheb
1 el lot.
Tliat leading men in Iowa seriously ills
cissed the piojuioty ol warning tho l'atious
of Oriigou ugalust him, midcauie l.c.ir doll g
We state those ikiIiiIh much mere mildly
than they eonio lo us, for wo do not like to
publish llio plain and contemptuous words
used of this Hrotlier who leliedato himself
so complacently on bain;? "ou the inside,"
anil wlio ot Idently ot "on tho inside" of
tin Iowa SStnto Urtnjjo vory tnuoh to Its
dnniige, or ho could not have canied. tlio
lillo f 'ilfii 1 Uii',"
Mi. liarre'.son Knows tho writer of llio
lellei alludtd to, mill wo heat that he ha.
mado n pllilul ieinorH'r.uce UKiiiuit it lo
the aiithoi-, who wri'es later to state that
(act, and lo ndd tlu.t ho has m. ,t singli
wind ttotd to iU.tllfy or ttko luck.
The fact that Mr. li. left lottn In d'siiraee
w It 1 the Order, alter having abused its most
coi tUliiiiiial 1 1 u-'.s, mnt oi liny not entitle
him In ho Hit organ slid uniiilhpieci? of the
Drder hero, as he pmstsioutly lusis.ti. i, i.iu
tiers i. in ai'Hiut that ccuuudrum without
any help fiom mi unlit Idua! who is "out
side the piles."
Within a let dats we lute received from
IiikIi Urane autliority in but a what must
In considered as a plain eiiiliirdemi'iit ol tho
charttes made ab.it e and also ot tho follow
Iiik letter, which wn oouftss that we publish
Willi deep ui;rt't that the iulsrepieeiitation
and peislslenee nud tabe pielension of the
subject of it compel us to ns n. We hate
labored lor t e ir lo de-erte tho couudono
and lesjHet ot the lanuurs ol Ort'KOii, und
thoush net "lushfe tho gates" tlio Patrons or
iMegoii hatetrehltd t spko h brother, and we
do noi piopjjo to lot this InlorinsJdlur come
I I'etwiou 111 and them lit means of tiliinlni-
tals j pretension. It is just as well lo let tho
wotld hut call the tacts itutas last.
Di (be foil iw lug lettei wo not tt only sav
1 hut it wiu rtvlted by the posiui.tstot hero
settii u.uu'hs ag .. a I the facts staled
aKitc hate bte.i in our io,i'iim that
btigth of uiue, but wo iiotir exptvttsl or1
d.uikl toiuit thotu, uultM Mr. Gairotson :
should by undue preteiuion toico an eilVs.
ailt'UHl .'J "n"i' l'v.i-iioii ivii.n till t.H'i
1110. s limn hs lie depended on his ability
nsn journalist wo disd lined to assail hlni,
but siuoo ho hai Used his privilrgo "Inside
in t,
ed his ottnterslon 01' his family ullllcu Hits
on the unwilling curs of its members tvLJJ
protondlng to nddross them on
the State of
tho Order." V.ydn though wo have for a lorn?
time understood that his plan has been to
l.crp outinfr the yntet those who might Inter
fere with his schemes, Hill we lnvo had no
dosiro or intention to 1 ty aught agalu.-t him
until tho schemes thoniiehes bccam9 appa
rent.
Tho name of tho lady wo suppress In tho
following Ictlur is written full In tho original,
and tlio'o who haro curiosity to fill tho blank
can doubtless proenro the desired informa
tion fiom tbo editor or tlio Cultivator,
WiNTnitsHT. Iowa, March 0,1670.
ro-TMASTIvH or Salkm, Oiiloos:
Ki.vnSni: My purpose in addressing you,
an entire stranger, not even knowing your
name, i.s to obtain some mo'sano from a very
dear sister c.f mine, who left, homo the 7th of
Aovemner in company witn nor miner, uis
name N. W. Oatrct-on; also two jouier
brothers, nuo reiei-tlvelv thirteen ami
elm eu.
Wo have hoird but once -lnco her depart
ure. Tho reason of lit r not writing to us is
this: her father is a bitter enemy of ours.
It w loo true, a fattier enemv 10 Ills own
children and wife, who ho has lived with CO
years; This month my father and mother
was married.
S will begin at the first:
Wa formerly lived at Winlervt, but ono
year ago, this fall, we moved to Des Moines;
there my father vi put in as Secretary of tho
State Orange; ho seemed to bo a changed
man after that on; did not treat his family
right: far ftum it; aud ho got it in ids head
to go to Oregon. (If yon remember, he
spent tno summer thoio two years ago tins
last summer.)
In the meantime we got hold of ncerres
pondeneo he was carrying on with a Mr.
, Volga City. Clayton cm' t ,
Iowa. It was tho liio-t dNgiaivlin lliiig
Hint over rimn to light, I know. She was to
in "ompany him nut there; ho and hr weio
to dUfi iso'ot Ma in somo way or other, but
she told hlni nol v.i uso any harsh or cruel
way. Ho was going to strip her ot every
thing, but she held the correstioinloiie-o un
til 'ho pot 40 ."ores of bnv land Mid .1 team.
Wo lived three end a li ilf miles northwe-t
of I )t Moines. Yt u 1 0 he had dispo-od of
his propel ty, for ho was mice well oil.
Welt, ho started out iIipih with tbno chil
dren, tnro them crtnig iVom their mother;
bioke up tlio lamily, ton ebildicn in all,
dragged thoH poor cuil Irpn way out there
anion, Strang. r, and thou wo can't hoar
from them, It Is hard, tell you raid letc
tho real f his children and his wile in almost
destitute circiiuistanies. Ma and myself
w 111 havo llio family to mpport. J am iH.irn
ing llio milinery trade of Hen. ltummel here,
In Winters-et, for we came right luck ami ng
our h lends hero, wlicr 1 was horn and
raisn.i; but it would not. b,i safe lor l'n m
come back for the eoio are to enraged
about tho alt'-tli mid not justice being done.
Well, my sister -vm Jit ng with Dm, Cltil.,
they lited within lite .uiles of Salem. My
father is running the p.t"er, name of O, nj .,
('ui ii. it'ir, In Albany.
ItHck to my first sub. i"t agari: Will you
bn o kind as to write nni! teil us 1' ,v 11 kno.v
ol her whnieabi.uts also who g-ts ,r
nit.l". Hl.ti 1. uot o: uii-: she will be s.'.ttn
uo.-.t fa'l and I v. ill 1 0 euhtoru, and ,1 y.m
Uusr.' anything couinrmug the l.ttle hoy,
Oil, what a eiimtoit A would be! .lust jn
agino if you liavo dwr ones and tl.oy tero
ntf nuiuiig hliaugoia .uh) jou knew uotbnig
coneoriilug their whereabouts, w -lethtr ihey
w.'io mistreated or not, or had ennu;,h lo
int. Do thisiiud yea will get yuitrtnA-Kril in
heaven, if not herri.
I lints! close, biplug to hmr trnr. ton
iisoon. I subscrilo niyseii your wn.tiil bo
irleud, IJv.v Vioroni.v U r.ui:'x".
Defeat of the Centennial Apptosriatiou
Bill.
Wo ret,ret llit tho bPi jiending .0 pay tho
exponsos ot lbs Oregon exhibit ul the Cen
tennial did not bocoim .1 law. Phi, bill, as
it pstsie lithe Senate, annroniiatrti t.;,sn(.i to
py llio oxpjmes Im .mod 111 e,!!cting tho
aitit-les n-vh'b tod, tho 'iun'11 lo Philadel
pliia, pritvitious of the ex'iiiii: tiieio and
for Hi" iit-ti.al tluio ot tins vraiillenioit who
li.ne assisted Mr. Dutiir. rot. to ixeed
s.l per day, and alb5 to pay Mr, lmftir a ior
day lor nil tin tuna li I. as espended in
connectnn with thu CVntennial.
The bill only ptused thuSiua'o by tho con
.slilutlnniil majirlty ot ot.e, still was not
reached in the Uou-a until the last afternoon,
when ii kicked only ono vote, tbo cauul
stitiouig, ayes, M; noes, s ; ttbtnt, I-,
Many of those ab-eiH tatotcd tlio bill, and
at least few ot thoso toting my made e Hot Is
for a lu'.'onsidpnuio'.i, but could not got a
soa.ind lioariiife', Mr. 'Ilbbcts, of Miiltno
1US.U VOled 1)0 1' 'llistik-: Mr, ClieeRiuatl,
of Like, suipjsia tin) nu'tor w.u provtddtl
for by.V.her .ipproprlilhn and would hao
rd'-'ousidprcd.
An active fjii to tho bill wts Mr, Uitvrou.'O
of Itiknr, wlio represents I the oiinty wlioro
Mr. Virtue lifts, who was appointed Con
Uui'tia! CnnmlssioHer but did not serve,
icavimjall Hi, duties fo: Mr. I:!ur. Mr.
Virtu" wrote down ll.: hi, county would
j.i-.port the bit:, lut tho two niCJiUru In
IhoIIou-e boh oppued 1.. Mr. l!o.i, 01
loos cjtinly, opposed the b.ll lor tho no:
very latidablo uiotit 0 that vino one favor
ing It hid opp.ised .1 bill ho wti lu'.eres'.tU Ir,
So the bill tailed, and s a o.instij lenco no
prot Inton Is made 10 reltuburtu nif n for
money nclitally pxpouded, aud thcto whoso
llmo nud sorvlces lino beoti davoted to this
ftiuso aio lell without lemuneratlon and
eteu wl bout rttxignidoii. Wo consider it
just to git j tlio names of thoo who toted
fjr the bill, as lollows ;
YKts. Ilciisell, lliir'.on, Honil, Cornell,
t'eigin-ou, Koutou, Vidler, eloo Uell, Gilbert,
(iiiult, IIunsikor,llendoron,Uove, Mcllrlde,
Melvlu, 1' rter ot Unit, Porter of Marion,
r.tytou, Koborts, Straight, hoott of Line,
Sco.tol Miiluumah, S. Suiitli, 1'. It. Smith,
btaal-, Sunup, btauatd, Tczier, iuuegar,
Mi. .H'.tkcr.-30.
" "
I'o.NMHUnAWa: fiiui-sn. Mr. K Gobat
B'es us it liberal poruon of the Uimlmruor
d Cream cheese that were nnnuf.ic tired
-- -..-. -..- -
by Moars. Uouf
iiVs."1'!,. 'p
tiopi .X t loiuuiis, ci tiosueu,
iti'teu 100K arsipreiniums
tne i.tm turgor rtiiiy us
tclm ps i-eputation.
VUo duuor saiii "the
HAWIEY, BOBB & CO,,
AGRIC U L T IT llAL I3IPLK3IENTS.
POLE AOENT-) 1'Ott THE
JOHN DEERE MO LINE PLOWS,
c. Tl IJi l71
mt?jLh
wmxm
4. n-r
tent
THE DJ21HRE SULKY"
lfe- J M
Tlio Greatest Lribor-.-siiving Iinpleinents yet Inventoil. One Htwilred and Fifty
told In Oiegon in Thivo Months. Iron Ileum, I mn ! nunc, Iron A heels. Every
Fanner in tiie State N interestoil. Solo Agent? for tlio
And Light Spring Wagons,
Doere Peerless Cultivators,
Broadcast
JAHJI tTST&'j: aillS
Sonl lur S,fcl;ii Circulars.
uwtTaflrodS
"MTi-nTninn-iilTnrmrTri-rnmi nnrTT
FBANK.BROS. & CO
SAX FRANCISCO.
AG
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Vhe Walter A. "Wood
jrx iox.rx"jiuX.
ThoLaBollo Wbgon Worka, 5'o.cdduLac, Wisconsin,
Manufacturers of tho justly-celebrated
LA B1-L1.E WAGON, the Pride of the Pacific Coast.
V.U sl'lttsi,, !I( K, ok ril'llKh.S; Thlml ski'j. er Iren Alc ; Wide or Narrow Track
M-hin Ili-J ai.d 'I np lte.t nr ( il'Jumt.i stale Hai!: lie.) ami Top Itox. w Ith California
111. Kin. on Holier ISroke-tlic BEST KIIAKU MalJK.
.ffl.K.HT DJt.tl'F' 1111.1 WAItUANVKD. Utrry Wiled Itnlledi lit illliiK OH
lur.ire Hi j m . 1- nil ti'.iltlii-W'umh t'u u..il tlio t.'st ol' the itlruite of i;nltioml 1 belter than any olher wa
;:i'ii 111 Hi-- n.i.t kt 1 , u.il : iii-limru. bamlrrd ir,uml Hhhti-r than nnv other, mi lie? .0 our c.finj; a Fkeln
1 unifiu uc.l iiifHlyfuriis (mi, srj.- i ntt ii,ai(lci Un iho epkhiattilLakclsniioiicir linn, ami from
Ihf -i ,;jv 1 i.. nun m tv'nih oi' 4lfl.'.s an' sit. Iltiry v. libit tulanetit.
R. D. 3UFOH.D & CO., Manufacturers of
THE BUFORD IBOR GA1IG AND SULKY PLOW, AND
The Browne iron Sulky Plow.
UGhT DHAIT, i::islly ndjuslcd tillli Screw & or I,cvcrs torl.ciel wSltlc-lilIl Ground.
TilH PLOWS in,, , s,'i. iaijv rcrommciidcd In the
:l,nniiroL)' rl'ta'ih "mSkc-r"' l V"
The Famous BLACSC
KASIIIST FOB JIAX AXI) 11KAST.
Tllfj-tn "1. lX Into U en Tiwr.iei.iu.v nud ps:iiki.y tested In C'ahler.ila ai,il iNetthe
v i m iv i i unit i r,
ALL THESE PLOWS AEE FULLY WARRANTED TO BE
lUx 2K33ei3r oaa. tl3.o SPjrtciiio Coast.
A l'nll stock ui' Extras alwajs 03 liaml fur the above- Plow.
?3r CONSTANTLY ON HANI) :
Ctiltii i.tus'is. Hcftl Sowers.
KlnrrowN, Uriils, aiul
siiawciiltoiM, AfriicuUuia! llniiUvarc
OF ALL, APHtOAKU KINDS.
1 y v ronilinu us your address, and spcclfyini; tho articles wnnlnl, wo will
uriptivo t'lrt'ttlai pinl Price L'st free, and will furnish any further inform
IM.
tired,
octl.'t
Toiio.
IJ1IIE iuiaili,nli', liiK'toluru I'NlMiiiL- unikr the
a nt'-oi ll.id,'.. eiUf A en t.a- thr-ult vd June
IT. Is
lit llli- d..j!li of Mr. I h.11. R. f!.i!..r 'I'l.o -il-. I
in.
tail."
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of
i!i lit iliiu tt 'I Ivrttiitd aiul llicliii.inisis I
1'il'ii th. ri"Ji-u 11 lU'tiici.', I'i'di'r tlicr. me
IIOIMJi:, SNELL
ciiAs. nooi.n.
lVitUn.l, sL.j,t. , isu.
A. I'O.
ono. w.
SNELL.
HODGE, SWELL & CO.,
fctiC(.u?ori to
HODGE, CALEF & CO.,
i)i:vi,inis iv
Drugs, Paints, Oils,
Wl.VUOtV liiiLSS, VAC,, Etc,
Nj wPront and ;i Fltht Sticcl",
rim ti.am), ... oi:itN.
I. t USAKDS' IV.
J. T. COllinAK.
BC.l$I.GV A. COCIIKAX,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
as 1 or .' l 1 is
lalllornl.i ;uid flieon 1'iodiicc,
S di .1.1 -s . '. I la 11 d .JM.llt'Oll,
ttJ
;v3T. Frnnoisoo. tra
Chinese Laborers
.. . - 1 i 1 1 i vn pi: 1 . us'isiir.n. i'apaiii.r n? r.ni'iu
VVliirli co'iiljiiK' tho n-rcjitest .strength
with extt"1'"0 LiKhtnos's and Durability.
.intrv OK KU12 is (lie Solo J'nlcntco of tbr.
i'ntentcrt Uiofkand Widiloil Frog, and their
Flmv h tlio 0 uiy i'iow so inaao, tne aiinres
and .UonM-lK'flrds are al-o liitrdened by a pa-
process poo Jiwr 10 ine ukkuk I'lMWS.
Sole .sriil lor
ANI9 GAIO PLOWS,
-:
i
and Buckeye Grain Drills, and
Seeders, and
- , jill
iiirAK micl imtrs.
1'urliacit Sept. 2S.
L.v.anBK4.ji
. siV
vimyjfiKm&z.,- sr.
ami - - - POIlTLAiVO,
Importers and Hcaloriy hi
L T LI 11AL. BIPLB3 BENTS.
Sole Ifacino Ooast Agents icr:
Hartrestins: MaoMaes
I'am ei o Oii'i-on .ii.d Ws.Uic'toii Toriileit as t
'"' """'J' ""' anU " ""'"- "c,,cr "otK m'acr A'
he
ALL
HAWK SINGLE PLOW.
.m;u;u i'ails t t',EAX Vfllll.
c, aril found sn.
mall you
uialion io-
W. S. XEWBUKy, Maimjrcr,
l'oillatul, Oi-.
LAND -BUYERS,
AN ADJOUIINED SALE OF THE T1I0S CROPS
Laud... In ihotlclnltyor baK'iu. st ill bo held At
at tbo I'OllliT-llUL'sK LIOOK in SALKM. on S.iT
1 Ul!l)., Not. lllll, tbW, at 11 o'clock a. n.
I Then.' Laudf, cont Isllns of
I 2,037 Acres,
of tlio rh licit and meet incduclltc landf In Muriou
touiily. tltuatcil about M'tin in les north if siltm.ou
1 iho Willamitle llltti. tegulur with llmn-c, Bani,
1 OitliardJ, Fenec, etc , ud bcins fart of the I'liniy,
I Kendnll, Htitcninn. bpou. Uarroiuh, and Wanou
llonatiim la.il Claim ; together with
i
936 Acres,
I.tlinrfoutlicAit of Sileii. on Iho W. II. It.cir en.i
John lljiuu lluuatlon Lund e'Uiuit, m poltlreb hi;
uiltrvdat
PUBLIC SALE,
At the time and place abotc .(.eiiiled,
Tho sjieclal Kttfiitlon of thofe d.-f Inns to l.urcbafu
land. I Int ltd to the adianiaitt thl mle tt Id ailord,
belli In the location and character of ihe lands and
lU lib in' tt-rui- upon it Well they will In- mid.
Xei'inis,:
To puiihi- 1 of cither of iho alKit i- tiact in ere
body. . 1.1 ih rd imh, rsroalnder In life aiiiuiil pat
uiuiis. beann.1 ti-c (ti ctrt. luio-t,' On final' er
l-i:..., 1110 lhlnl cm!.. -.'. iludtr in r.rve tunii.l
liaMniriis.wlllitHthoiiiii.it illlrlI All lay.
lneuiMob.tn I s. pil.! tn. T.n t.r c i.t i.r tne
e'sll I'tUlhNT win h rui'iii.d 1 1 i.nntias.r on
111' UJ ot rftlo.
IVHi'cl Title Mill lie r.lten.
Faiihtr lufminatloit u.m bo hat. np mi) l
ft'LU and oopomiLit) 10 llaud n;.r. 't.( prcni-1-0-
-i'l Is nlod. i.j v '. ..pidl.-atir.ii m
MUllPHY &. VILSON,
e.. i.'m r u . . .; A. ni sAI.tl
Trona llllltj ,lllbl' l'U I'rlco I.,t atd
ItLba, ll.llil.s. ttult, t atai.-i-ui' l.iit.i.. Ad-
o-c r, u. rn-c.-ttJ. iiiiKiain:.tuu urvr), 111. sw
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