Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, November 24, 1876, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TexttE3 I'-AV. iaMataMrSK2&3ra$gg2 rmTB-fcatit ami" a i ixJuaaxOiSB jsasKry- 6 WILLAMFJTTE FARMER. H The portal One Court clllzoi era "I mark and I. pstlti six ft tainc widll bo in tnailc and I ordoi propi work lubui done ttiert Ar Publ (We log I rial I Set Coui the h nwlc any vltlo pulil Htid son, poin bell tlitr Jr-u out Willi ton Mre Hkt cop; i no nal ols fit Uy ieec froi the ano us V Will tho son Si sba Its loci ed hod Coit jus llio dai fibs du the pel upj till I I I IP M bit til iti 'i til tt I lj 5 T tl li u P' a , k 1 t I t t ' I" 1 ( AWARD OF PREMIUMS, At tho Oregon State Tair, 1876. DIVWION D. SWINE AND POULTRY. C. Condlt, Aunisvlllo, tr.'o vhlto turkeys, 'id p. A.J. McDanlol, Dallas, boar 1 yr old and over, 1st p. J. U. Whitman, Aumsvlllo, cow G mos and under 1 yr lit p. Myeratnl llhodns, Salem, trio Silver Sp'd ilHuiburg, -d i. XutliHr Myers, .Slem, trio Golden Sp'd IJutnbur, 1st 11. TrloUoldeubji'il X'olands, 1st p. " Silver " " 1st p. Mrs. II. Owens, Salora, collection of singing birds, 1st p. Mhx 12. Owens, Salem, collection of fancy birds, 1st p. T.;il. HunsRkor, Turner, boar 2 j-ra old and oMjr, 1st p. 13. J. CliiinboM, Salem, boar 0 mos old and oer, 1st p. C. I'ariiiontor.Stli'ni, trio Ouinoa pigs, 2d p. C.L.I'armenter, " " " " 1st p. H. O. Heed, Portland, boar 2 yrs and over, 2J p. Itoar 0 mos old and under 1 yr, 1st p. bow 2 yrs and over, 1st p. Now 1 yr old, 1st p. Pen ol J sow pigs between 4 and 8 mos, 1st p. 1). li. Crawford, McMlnnvllle, boar 2 yis old and over, 1st p. Host hoar of any breed, 1st p., sweepstake. UrtoditiK sow two yrs old and oer, 2d p. 12. A. Warriuor, llotliol, trio white turkeys, 1st p. A. Nelson, Independence, trio tea fowls, 1st p. 32. L. DoLasliiuutt, Dallas, Hoar 1 yr old and over, 2d p. D. II. I'ickons, inline, Trio buircocIiiu,2d p. Trio bull uuchiti, 1st p. Trio light br.iliiii 1, lit p. 2C. C. Cross, Salem, Pin of 3 sow p'gs between 1 mid 8 mos, 2d p. Sowii mos and less than 1 yr, 2d p. A. i' Miller, iUst Portland, Trio liijlit bruhuia. 2d n. Trio silver Sp'd Hamburg, 1st p. " black Spanish, 1st p. " wlilto loglmrti, 1st p. " HiikIIsU rabbits, f.iticy broods, 2d p. 11 1. i JM, j) Mrs. Vina Clirk, Dixie, Trio white leghorn, 2d p Jl. C. Ucor, Sllverton, Trio patridKO tochln, 1st p. Trio jtruy dorkings, 1st p. Pair brono turkeys, 1st p. Mrs. 1). Olurk, Sllverton, Trio golden sp'd i'olaud, 1st p. DIVISION L KAHM PRODUCTS. V. M. IJIneiirson, Oregon City, Host M acre of ruw biRa, 1st p. Host M nurooi carrots, 1st d. " ii " " ctm, lstp, Host 12 ears ot corn, 2 varieties, 0 ears eneli, 2d p. JJockot.V, llodson, Kola, Ilest 200 lbs hop?, 1st p, Best 1 aero of bops, 1st p. C. O.Uurkhart, Albany, llest bnrloy, 1st p. Dust whltn mummoth wheat, 2d p, Jlsstsonora wheat, 1st). " touello " 1st p. " gold ambor wheat, 1st p. " rye, 2d p. " liuokwtx'at, 2J p. " bushel of wluiat of any kind, 1st p. ' display of grain by 1 man, 1st p. Alon'o Swartz. Halcni, lUst side oats, 1st p. Best sample tobacco 10 lbs lout, 2d . C. Condlt, Aumsvlllo, best bushel of buck wheat, lstp. W. M. Hllloaiy, Tumor, best samplo of white beans 1 pk, 2d p. llest timothy seed, 1st p. M. Highiy, Salom, bosl samplo of peas 1 pk, 1st p. Ilest shellod corn 1 bush, 2d p. Vf. O. Walker, Zona, boat club wheat 1 bush, 1st p. J. II. Dimlck, Hubbard, best surprlaooats, 1 bush, 2d p. Uest any kind of oats, 2d p. W. J. Starmar, Sllverton, boat 10 lbs cf bops, special proiulum by S. P. Co, isi p., JJJ. TV. 1). Prettymnn. lUst Portland, boat sample ot tobacco 10 lbs leaf, 1st p. Joseph ilamllton, Corvallls, best bushel ahellod corn, 1st p. llest bushel Mammoth wboat, 1st p. " " Surprise oats, 1st p. " 12 ears of corn, 2 varieties, it ears oach, 1st p. Host peck of orchard grass, lstp. O. II. Kiddle, Tangent, best bush Whlto Chili wheat, 1st p. Dost bush wluteroats, Russian, 1st p. " " oats, 11113' kind, 1st p. McMInu Dodson, Dillas, best bamplu Whlto beans, 1 pk, 1st p. Wui. llarkln it Son, Monroe, be -it bale 200 lbs hops, 1st p. Harvy Massoy, Salem, best bush Chill Club wheat, 2d p. Rest bushel Re, 1st p, A. Mathews, ritninuit Hill, best bush Whlto winter wheat, 1st p. Pioneer Oil Co, Salem, best sample tlax seod 1 pk, lstp. Geo. Itelshaw, lUigeno City, best bush of While winter wheat, 2d p. Host bush whoat, any kind, 1st p., sweep stake. JLanders, Seucer iV Co, Kugeue City, host 10 lbs hops sample, 2d p. J- McCoy, Peoria, best 10 lba bopa sample, 1st p. O, U. Riddle, Tangent, best display of grain by 1 mau, 2d p. X. I). Prottyinan, Salom, beat bush aide oata, 2d p. llest bush of barley, 2J p. To lie continued. Potato i-n.Wa publUh eiwwbere the let ter ofLltmtJno.il. Dlnilck, of Hubbard, who euda in a box of Karly Jtoae, Late Koae, IlrowuelU Ituauly, and the Matnuioth iotato Slduey llluo of whloh he apeakr, which onalata ol aeven Kood-alted ttlbera oluateretl in one, and la certaluly a curiosity. When it reached here It hail shrunk to d pounds. Ue aaya: "ThU variety was II rat brought rout Sidney, Australia, by a Sea Captain, to tbeBouiul Country, aim haa bneii a raud rav rite there ever aluoe. It U good alie and equal to Coiuptona Surprlne rw a cropper. 4Tm Late Itoae la a aplvudld cropper and Mod keeper, and one of my best aorta, Srowuell'a lieauty haa oanrled otl the llluo Stlbboa over all other sorte, alnoe I drat in iroduoed It In ls74." Wobavo mIjo a present of lor of Garnet Chile potatoes rled ou iun Uud in Wil ds HUla, by K. L. lllbbard, Kn., County jsaawaaor, -inure am iimsuiuceul luiHUji, anil bow splendid cultivation, ThU variety la avjual to any kuo n as a late keeper and good jpo.-to. Mr. Ulbbanl lia 75 bushels he can 0$U JbrM. Uwm wLo uuy YiUh, Meeting of the National Grange. Chicago, Nov. 15. The tenth annual foss sfon ot the National Grange of the Patron? of Husbandry commented hero to dv, John T. Jonei, of Arkansas, In tho chair. DulcLRlfts were nreseut from nearlveery Stato and Territory In the Unlcn, many lmllea behn'nrosrnt. Commissioners weroaopolnt- d and Master Jones delivered an adurps", in tho iotir-eof which hefaored the grand sfhomoofan International co ojuratlvomovo inent by which workmen rd liihoti rs ot all cniintrles could romblne and furnls'i thlr sever il product's looauh other. Tho Grange will have a tour dajs session. Marion County Council. Thero will bo a mooting of Marion eountv Ciiiinuil. P. of II.. 011 Monday, the 27i.li ot Nov., at ten oVIoik in theformoon Among oilier biflness, tho subject of organising n Pomona Graiigo lor Marlon cniintv, will bo discussed. John Dooimi, President ot Council. All Gianges of Marlon county should bo reprnMiiiinj. Tho meeting will l held in Salnn. Sa:.ham l'LACi.it Miklsj Wo aro inform ed th'it a Mr. Thompson, of Oakland Cal., has bought the placer diggings of Dry Gulch, at Quartzllle, on tho Santiatu, and proposes to bring water from tho river In a ditch, at considerable erioun, t,o as to woik thibo exleni;o placers with hydraulic power. Jlo is a man 01 means, u uiu in irif-r mwl Is nrenareil to fxoend laraolv to work this flat, which will rioufre a bed rrck fliiino to carry away the waste dirt. He is conlldent it Is a big thing, which is undoubt edly tho ease. Ho lias nlo nxumlned the Whtln I'.nll nuart. vein, which crossi-s Ill's Hat, and sajs thero is oery prouil'o ol a aluablo mlno tiipni. Qunu I.iii.iiAnv. 'ilio ithintUtrd lately tolls ol 1 gun tint went oil "uuintentional ly" ai.d killed a lad ; oImj, i caking of tl e admission of n Chinaman to S Ulametto Univiirsity, tho came ptpei very u'nerous iv hopes tti it John "may prove j credit to tio iu'titiition tiom v. liioh ho shall mtitnc uliitc." 'iho ''Ortgoii siylo" ol netpaper lng is certainly 011 tho mend. Dao I''Acrouv. As will bo f-een by bis advertisement, Mr. A. W. Waller has opon ed a hag Mctory, next to the mat bio yard and ojipoaito Iho Commercial Hotel, Salem, hfro ho will iiirtl.0 and mend bigs and sacks, or tow carpots, or do anything eNo In that lino. Read his card and eln him A tall. 'Iiti: Counr Housi: Qui.siion A large number ol our cilious went to Portland as advocittw, wittits'-es, s.a , in our Court Hoyso slteiiuestion, which Is on trial in tho Uuited States district court. August Flow trs. Tho most miserable beings 111 tho world aro those suffering from Dybpop-ia and Liver Compliint. More than seventy-five per cent, of the people in tho United Slates ar ullllcUd w ith the se two diseases and tlieir etliois : such as hiiirsioinich.Siek Hoadache, Habitual Cos tlvoiiCHs, Palpitallon of tbo Heart, Heart burn, v ater-brash, Gnawing and Durriing pains at the pit ot thofs'omach, Yellow bkin, Coaltd Tongue, and dlsngrooablo taste In tho mouth, coming up of food after eatiug, low spirit-, Ac Go to your drugglsta aud get 11 "Scent bottle of August Flojvers or a sample bottle for 10 cents. Try it Two (lovis win relieve you. crane cc unguam, Ageuts, ban rrinticn. Attention to Business. Should any person or perbons wish to buy out a good paying business, I will oiler my outlroHtock of General Merchandise at bO eta on tho dollar of first cost In San Francisco; lr lor cash, llvo per cent, discount! or 1 will give tiltio on good uegotiablo notes, wl.h in terest, on S, li, 0, and 12 mouths. Should any 0110 wish to purchase, be will be required to make a doposit ol $100, aud I will do like wise; will then tako sin luvolco, and if either party wishes to w ithdravv alter the Invoice is taken, can do so by lorfeltlng doposit. This otler is good until Jan. 1, 1S77. 1 will take Wheat at 1H) conts per bushel, delivered at tho Farmer' Warohouso or Klnuoys' Mill. In the meantime, I wilt oiler great induce ments to purchasers until tho abo70 date, in tho following goods : Headed aud velvet purees, shell boxes and albums, opera glas- is, pull' boxes, tanoy soaps, Hue ohiuatups and sauceiH. leather dusters, a variety of toys, boys' wagons, biid cages, and dolls, ahot pouches and gun wadding, a good selec tion ot pipes, books, aud stalionory, tobacco and cigais, a good .issortmnut ot baskets, crockery, glass ahd lin-wiire, door mats, chlos, matting, iirpots, otl cloth, 1'ooi-stooK, enrpot-bags, satchels, piloted and plain win dow curtains, cofleo mills, lamps itad clilm nevs, brooms, axes, cheuker boards, piper coltai s, ladles' underwear, gents' overcoa's, kid gloves, tobacco pouches, ribbons, linos, uud embroideries, trimmings, btaicls and combs, boots, shoes, and hats. You will also llnil a good linn ol Gouts' and Hoys' Cloth ing and Gknv.uvi. Miuu'Hanhim-:, My stock Is nil perfect, and will be sold at oitKvTi.Y-KKUUCMi l'UK'i.B uuiii January 1, lh77. All persons Indebted to me are requested to call and settle, with insh or noto. beforo December 1, lb7ti. All bills wit settled by that time will bo published In the dally and weekly papers for thirty dys, aud then, if not paid, win ue so 111 at nuouou 10 tue uigu est bidder. I will also trade my stock for good Farm lug Land. All the above means business. Those ln terested, give attention. 8. KlUEDMAJI, Nov. 1. l7t). Kxecutive Ulook, Salem. Portland Produce Market We copy the followlug from the Oregonlan of the 22d : Wheat-For fair average lots, f l.&KGil.GS percental, sacked. Flour Quotable, beat brands f5 pr bbl,: outside and couutry brands, I.S0a4.75; tlno ami kiiwrnue, ii :u. Oata SurprUe, Mo pr bu: common 43. Hutter 15lSo; Cheese, Initio. Kggs ; to 40o pr dor. Potatoes 35 to 40o. Baa fraucUco Naratel. t lar TiuiHAru. Bu r"iDctco, Nov, 21, Klour ExtraJobtilDir, H SO, WbMt-tt SiS', Tho latter ulcu U paid only tor choice lot alongthlo tet-U 0t For choice fH J tl M. prt kciM. lUrlcr-Urowlai;, ft li a $1 '.V, fret), t M f 1 10. L-i;l Teuderi, t bujlpc; 9I n-Ulng. LIcnsothct market to-dtj la tlAtMU far 1 nrs CaUfornU: 1 W:os W f e.ub. TtjE Markets. The Wheat Market. Via h vo pleasnre in announcing another ddvatico in wheat. It took 11 step upward the latter part of last week, and on Motul iv i.f this week went ill) to SOietts a bushel hero in Salem, and the Portland quotations have advanced to Sl.OJJi 10 81.U3 per fontal lor sitkid grain fur shipment, w Ith a ruthor activo demand to furnish cargoes for siveet. vesulswaltlug to load with twenty Uiou-mikI tons, or CJO.OCO bushels, now in the river, and several morj due. Tho now s from H.ig- land shows t.n ntlvauce there as ilia b-iis lor tho movement hero. Tho (ouditiou of tho market abroad teems to bo lirm and Improv ing, and wo tonfess that tho advance conies with trcator promptness than wo exptctnu European Grain Market. LoPO-, Nov. 20. I'ho MutL Lane Ijc 11. .j in lis vieeklv r.iiie'V ot iho Hritiih corn trade, sajs tho supplies ol wheat in the couutry maikets have been attain small, inir i..Tiin tin lotwlltlon lias Imnioved Un der tuo Influence of frosty voather dullness tins beon tho pievalling teatuio In the pro vincial lradofor both w heat mui f edingiorn, several markets qiitd a dotlino of a skill Ini? ner nuarter fur Honllsb whoat. Too im ports for lust vveolt into Londou invaboon moru liberal than lately, but tho supply ol Amerlc vn wheat was coioiurativoiy tiitlln;; asiust tho larj'e arrlvils ol Russian unit In disu. The approaching floii)t; of Russian navlcii'lon vvitl 1111 ko Ameiica our main sjurcoot snjiply lor rtd wlieat. It remains to bei-etn wiia.ner htm will s-hip ireoly at present julcis or await advanced values, Arrhali tit wheat oil the coa--t ivero vory modoiato dining the week, sttnl improve ment ol ono shilling aW pence 10 two shill iiiv, iiuuiied. rM-r r msimi jnrt rn tin SALEM MiJIlKET. MONUTARV. Leual Tlhdkrs, tt ylng, t1i : clling, OOc. FI.OUK, GILVIN &v. Wheat, botvvlilto.f) biiplul 5 F0 Oatr, yim .a 10 Citu Mc il, i a , I Flour, beet, W fock. ('f barrel; Sit M Uucluvhcttt Hour, V IS k 0 Brim, y ton 18 POCj .. Shortp. f ton ' Hira .. OUCako Mial, V ton 03 CO.... nar-'Ctu, pi.ru v,.... Hay, i ton, new 12 CH .. bukJ, 3 Ion Gib OUOCERirS. Sugar, San I'raucisco reftuci', ijl bbl 13iffl jeiuiu 111 xi crushed llM lb puwekr-'d H'Aa 111 srannlated U& 15 Strap. r gal F0S41 W Tui.Japan. V lb 6ll(ftl 00 Inuieilal 1 VAl M Coffee, Cortalilca, V " a,K llio Uj3 Xl Kono 2".B .. Java SXi : Salt, Cannon Island, per cw fit 00 Liverpool, couro 541 Wi dairy 1 73 Bay 5i bl rncirs, vketadlks,:c. Appli'B ra dried. H lb (ifd 0 8 10 1J 50 b BO 5 Peucbee, dried, V lb I54ii Plunm, " " 1.K3 lVaii', ..c. prbu i''n(, Ueaua, 9 to B4 I'otstues. 'rt buthU i'KPi Ontons V 2i '.! Cabbage, $ ties 1iH)l 00 BUTTKK. E0O3. &a. Batter, fiesh rolls, "3 S ; 3."i p icked., Effcs, duziu. it It'll 15to . M UDC icme Orczon prune, V tb. Urd, y lb OILS, Ac. LliifM'd Oil, boiled, V c.-allon..., !" .. 'ma .. ruw. Laid OU. V I'ullou 1 l.-'fSl 7". CimtOll, ' MS ?S v..Attoot Oil, gal 1 bixm Co Tallow, ft tt. bO 10 LEATHER, &o. Correctisl by J. Gilbert, dealer, Salem. Eii Leather, 4 lb ST. 40 skirling Lcathtr, " SZ&"1)4 Urt.tlo Leather, p.-lc 4 SOQA 50 French L'ulf prdos $45?f73 Tireueh Kip, pribu .".. $7X'ifll Cal. and Oregon Calf " SOW -4J Ktp " 4VrJ l)rl Sanu Crur Sole, pr lb aTifi S'l lllil.'d. dry, ' 71 ti K'K'll 4W 5 Dir Skiim, do, pr irvi 31 liencsl " 1 OaSll Ml ShciP I'lltn lOn) 75 mitt lsilCSU HYEKV JblOAY, 11Y CliAKKJfl &; CRAIG, I'M Kuril Ann vuoi mrioiu. S. A 1, VKEwi: II. AV. CKAIG. Term of Kubicrlptloii. ODecupy, oiiyiiir(Jinnabi'i) ,.2.50 Onccopy, K rniHitl 11 numbers) l.nl) On inV.ihri'.. inonlbi. (I Inaiatiers) 7fi HEAL ESTATE LOANS. OUKUOX AND WASniSGTOX lYost Investment Company ur nrwxi.jLNv. mills ConiDany t creuireS to neirotlate loan In JL lum from t0 to Jio.Hlfl ecur l ovrr IMPItO Vil CITY HtOPEUTY ard FRM LANDi. for nxol pirlndKnf )ci, or reinyablo by half ji.icly U' etalliaii.t. For turnin. pply to WILLIAM REID, JIanaccr, Dovt'Jr Firl Street Poiilai.d. ACC S &flJ WektnAcnt. hanpln KREE Vltl- vl t . i. viuftbui, AUuM,jiauie. Mrs. Rohrer'a New Remedy rOH THS ITJlf CW a ussrisa witu wondebtci. success mmm. ? mills PlfRKLT VKGKTABLB KEUEDT IIAB X no Mail in tho relief and mra of Coughi, Cold. AUhma, Jlmnchtrt. Croup, vhooptni d'orh. Mc- ate, ac, ii uw pnuuecu omv nmarnftuic curci, Bvlii li dnici,-tf H ton mllT Prvparinl only by JOHN L. MU1IPHY. Ttfnnmoata. Or.. To ohoin alt letter uf buincn -bould be addn-Med. Tr-ana PI rt n fa "" ru Pr,e Utt rd llCfn 1 III Ulh. Ilulh tTauWne Oratik Ad dr l K. J'lllll.N'lX, Blwnlntftou Ntirerr, 111. ivr NOTICE. UNTIL Ibc completion of lb orjantntlcu of the new "Ct-nfratia Orns" Ai.ilt. n, the uiMeUno1 will itmilu inihi- cIit nj P.mUnd, and ndrerv hi crrUe i 1 urehailiu ; nt V 111 lo Ct- poeofall pm loco i m.ltieil l nl care lu liiebot VoMlbleadiauuuM. tlther in l)fllrd orSunFran. clco. llulue. cub- oaialton vj percent. T.J. MATLOCK iVilluid, hor. 10, 1$ .J-jRl XIWnXDESHVEESHNTT1- I ir'fi ttl 7-wr"JiVT-,"0' jV" , Vv V S3iS6tearlBaaaBaatlaUw'.v -ftjJjiBBBPaMHBMiWffiCMiTjV"., iCi -- THE EVANS SULKY PLOW: Iron Beam. Iron Framo, Iron "Vv'hooJFFasily O orated. 'he Latest and BTiiST Sulky riow m tho Jflavket i:as tho Hitch and Dratt direct from tho end of the eam. Arranged to work either: threo or four Koi'sea abreast. tST Goo -i2ao 3aX7'-a.2-ireS looforo TTon I3.x7.3r : ?a tni nrvi a "V T"T"'rr -t 'r-v-w V Will Scour where others ui. nor ted. Ask your A rt'LT. ASSORT.MEXr OF t T11JW UJLI && UUIJLiljJii? - MiliTAJLi 1jJjU Acknowledged by till intelligent Farmorii to the JiLST riteel Plow made Wc have a full aoitiiicnL KSSi-sidic PJows. Plows, Loft-hand Plows, Cultivators. Har--Buckeye Broad"cas Seeders, Buckeye rows. i3ram DniSSj BASK Wagons, Facffic GriS'j: Willis, KJisnawaKa s-ssng'" grsnder Ghopping-riSS - x.i:..k. eno'Lii. Hy:t. Vscfor scak-js, Giicier Y-MiUSj Our Goods avo nil FTRST-CLA5S not CST Send for our Catalogue and Price List, "a "i?:.!!!?. SB WING I 3i3pl r It 1 1 3Ca3.ajpl-UTroc SOKtJO Sll-iXttlo. I'lRT JlACHINKh POT,n IN TIIIS C1TT ilii iui rime. LAI'B -nil K 'lolli i'Jal I.v-ii IvUli Tallin. CC'JLbT JitCFUfD. TEW DltnW n:Kl). Db.xI.lMl nuthPT Willi aiANt,lVivIUl(l.'hn, tun tell tlifc ffTurllu Jtitlilie i5 I.KSS 'IltnN OlllKit rtU'lMNrS !EN1) Knit M1W PUlOi LIdT, &Ld SA li lOtlt ItlOMblk. Ull AllittJuuwiils Mini nil Irs lur 1. II iTIni lilni n. JEO. W. TKAYEE, Manufacturers' Agent, t-. 11; con. iiouiusox axd Tiinw srs., i'oiitlami, onrooN. PCpllDj OOMTERBALANCEYIBEATING SEPAEATOR. WE r preparoil tomanufiniiniaiirt fill nil nnlrra fur thene nurintleil m.nrlilntT. AU our Ticikl? felly wjirttnlid. I'or pttlcutf, peini for clicaliics aud prico lUt. which will bu (mt lij luail as loou ap puW llrhtll. OrtXrru thmild bo cot In frlj-, to avoid dltappoliitnuDt.ar wc IU dai ufaclcru prlnclpiUy on orders for wo iviuiub riiuu. o-nuiccr. PELTON S. PEl.TON. Dr. H. SMITH, DENTIST, SALE-M, OREGON. OfflcomoedoTerllKEVMAN IIKOS.' NEW 6TOHS Odlco honrr from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. RUPTURE. UierjoxnnreAletall'cTtiMe. No raure rn"crlnij fiom Iron lliHpt or SieM bprlosrs. Dr. Howi' I'ai. t-Dl KUllcTru l worn ullbrnr ami runifuitrtl.'tit anddir. a&d will and ha, pcrfonnt.1 Mdlcal enres hn all other haiefalled. Ituidrr. If yoi are rni tared, try one of Ilr. Itowe'a corafoitnMa elanlc up. o.liDcc: im will ncrer rccrrt it. Howe Elastic Ti.f t'oKMsr, Mil Sraoii.nto t , hin franct.cn. For Sale ! TIIS riVr" IinslI1KA-C2 comer of Co-nTrr. 3i,jj snd lilti.lun mr-'J. I'i cUirlilo taailnn. Ma.niii uiiifeirvi'. 1 11 iirinni, aca riiQvei.ioni li ani-ijiM. and gio- nI u-iefullr oroamtntej. Will lw is.'U iktovst lovir d on acconi j.odstlor lern.r, Al ply In I.I!i WILLIS, f,U i'attca' BlKk Stilt St., 611 1. iCZ.f!?!lf? ttf .'V' r --irv i fwirm a -w -rr- -- .rwrr ij 1 f IiIGHTEST DRAFT PLOW im- IToighboro abouc them. Till". EVl'm-il iltDESKI) ?"? v-4-7iry u kA. ..' 'far fj of cvci thing in oar lii.c f - arrrs VasjoRs, Sprine: Fan RBilist Portable , &C, &C. nibbMi that will not sell in California. i?a MACHINE. Notary Motion, Latest and Best. DOUBLE CAMS Combines strength and simplicity. But Two Years sinco it was Introduced in Pregon and Washington Territory. Takes tho Preference with Many of P. of II. Every STachine GUARANTEED to give Snticfnotioa. jar XiOTW EaaLXoaajsi. 5. & SAVAGE, Salem, Or. LB'IS &AVAGC. imn'inuii $100 a Month to Agents LatlyPut roiis write 'My bread Worth 10 times the price for raising bread. Moots, shoes, & rifres with in 2 hours on tho "Al ways Han dy.' Our meals are kept warm, cot ilrlttl or torched, at In thaoicu locMngare juicMv drU td Hithocs biiralo 'I. adiUeevtry hoiikfkefn'r to slro ticm a IcULV SOriG-ii.TE'3 Chemical PresoiTin Compoundr FKKI'- EfifS FRESH over a year. FlttllT i i'Citib!i rtrfentM.HlOioDt the ue of Fuar, II tat, or air lUht.'ar. bo,lmplolliatau peraon can ore If. Kmn ulo llox tent to any addr, on re:cli t oS 1. hJLND FOR CIRCULARS. Addre.a . UKO, W, TKWKg, Cen'l A-.'oni'. 'i 12 1'orllautl, or. (MlWSaKuwxM