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Submitted to Consideration.
Kditok Faiuikii: Indications now
aro that farmers, ns n class, may yot
liavo a lUtlo lohuro before the winter
Is over, by bolng prevented from fol
lowing outdoor operations by the wet
weather. I therefore submit the fol
lowing as a very proper subject for re
flection, and, If tho majority shall so
conclude, for action, when tho proper
timo comes. The subject. is brought up
i o spirit of unkindness to tho ;who,
" for thu follies or the crimes of others,
or their own," aro fed and clothed at
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the public expense; but with a sincere
desire to get tho beat possible tmvcr
to the questions involved.
Last Sunday morning, a man, just
lodged In tho common jail of Marion
county, remarked to tho olliccr of the
law, " Well, this Is Sunday; Isn't if."'
" Yes," was the answer. " Well, I sui
pose you will give mo something extra
lor dinner; I should liko to have a little
chicken and a cup of coileo, please."
In conversation with the orlleer, I
learned that tho man who preferred
that modest request is one of a class
that is constantly Increasing, who de
liberately calculato to board In tho pub
lic Jails or the penitentiary, and that
this very man got himself committed
to this same jail three times during
tho week 'of tho last State Feir, evi
dently for tlto pucpoe of securing
board and lodglug; and I further learn
ed that tho public provision for such
board bills is such that tho City Mar
shal of Salem could, and did, feed tho
prisoners with footl cooked iu his own
house, which, from the generous char
acter of tho man, was every way as
good as what ho ate himself. In addi
tion to the excellent board which tho
public in all these cases nays for, there
is. I believe, about eleven dollars of
fees and costs attached to eacli commit
ment, so that tlto board is the least
item in the bill. To tho citizens of Sa
lem I submit tlie question: Is this the
best modo of reducing the number of
necessary commitments'.' Turning to
the report of tho Superintendent of tho
Penitentiary for 1870, 1 find the first
sentence In the report to read thus:
"The health of tho prisoners you will
find, upon examination of Physician's
report, to bo better than the general
average of free men, only three deaths
having occurred in the past two years."
Portlier on, page 16, he says: "My
family have boarded at the prison dur
ing the greater part or tho past two
years, which board I have charged to
myself and deducted from my salary."
The salary of this officer is $1,800 per
year. The City Marshal of Salem gets
about the some sum. An examination
into the manner of keeping the prison
ers will show, I think, that tho public
provision for a pleasurable existence so
fax as food and shelter and labor aro
concerned, is better for the Idle, the vi
clous, and tho criminal prisoners, than
is attainable by the average industri
ous, la w-ablding freeman; and not only
so, but the library of religious and mis
cellaneous reading to which these crim
inals have access is better than that ac
cessible to the average farmer's family,
and I think careuil inquiries wiU de
velop the fact that the cost of the con
victs per person (tt Is given in the re
port at 48 cents per day) is greater than
that indulged in bjr manv, if not most,
of the young men of the best families
in this State who ate living from home
for the purpose f getting an educa
tion, farmers, you feed all. These facts
are submitted to 3111, with the ques-j
tion, Are the present the best means
that can be adopted to diminish the
numbers of the worst elements of socl
cty, and to .encourage the increase of
-self-respecting men and woaneo? In
.commending this subject to the Oregon
iarmer, I woata say to him, in his
.dealing with it,
" To thine own self be true,
And Uahall follow, aa the night the day,
O'boa canst not than be false to any snan."
WTATM
TbeDouglaalnd&mdenl eays the latest
from the Esther mine is up to Wednesday
last. At that time the milt was running
Uong -ualnterrupted, And dolDg excellent
work. Jl 'Wean up" will be make about the
last of the present moot, and awne fine re
ainlta are anticipated. The miners are at
work on Ike lower luaael on a ledo-a onr
was in wiau , instead oi in res net, as re
ported by the PtouuUaier of last week.
Eight di&eaaat assays have been made from
rook taken from this level, and the assays
now that the ore runs all the way from 13
In gold per too to tin In silver across the
ledge. The hast ledge Is well deaned, and
fives such evidence as to lead to the conclu
sion that It Is the main lode, sad Is rich
nooghto make nabobs of each Individual
Bnow on the summit of the Caseades at the
McKenzie wagon road crossing, at last so
.counts was bnt two inches in depth, the road
being in good condition.
Mr. Joseph Day, first brakesman on the
7lllo road, fell from the train on Friday last
week, Just as it was nearing Celllo, and was
aerlously Injured.
ASJiwar Old son of A. A. Bonney, of
3gh valley, wandered tores fillies away I
from homo the other day alone, but to
touml next day all right.
Hovoral weeks ago Mr. Dan Lovlns, of
Cauvonvllln. mirchnswlri lot of Luck v Ouren
mining stock from Mr. W. H. Mlsener, of
Onklanrl, and Rave his nolo, as he supposed,
Tor $1,400 in payment for the name. It H now
Uncovered that lu the hurry of drawlmt up
tint noto Mr. I-ovlus accldeiitly added au
extra cipher, and tho note now calls for $14,
000, and Is reported to bo iu tho bauds ut a
third party.
A letter from Table Itock, Jackson county,
wiys: "Already wheat and yoiuiK uraH can
Ihi seen ueeutuir tin lrom wnero it lias bn
tlumberine for so louir a tlmo. There has
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Jd forsprlnc!.owluc. old experienced ur-
!"Hs,e '" f,f Mv sprint! sou hk.
With such a promisfni; season many autiol-
piUo htWVy ci'0,,s.ii
TlmCcxnilllo Itlacksind Mining Company
h ?'' rtr'',;'?:J hc,E?t0 "rlu' Mpilai
v.v... . v. , ..,-. ,, . .-,-.-.
Tho Hosoburs JVtiiu(ffi- was shown last
week souio very rich oro taken lrom n leiiu
recanlly discovered on Kane's creek. Tho
ledjjo l thought to bo extensive, and has
boon traced iiulton. distance, but as yo: little
prospecting lias been done. Tho oro shown
U oi a bluish Kray color, and gold can plain
ly be eeu lu tho rock. The discoverers
think the' have n rich thiuR.
The amount of beef canned atKtnnoy's
Astoria cannery since September 1st Is 10,500
cases. The amount of mutton canned is 500
cases. Operations this season have closed.
The hoodlum element of Kugene turn out
ea masse to the shows, much to the disgust of
the respectable portion of the audience.
The deputy County Treasurer of Marlon
county has paid over to tho State Treasurer
about one half of that county's Slato lax.
Hugh A. ISarr, was arrested last Monday
atltosebnrc lor nasslne countertelt money.
lie paid out about $40 to the merchants of
tuai piaco. iu ma carpet bag "as rouuit iuu
pieces moro. Ho was arrested and had an
examination before a Justice and was dis
charged, only to be agaiu arrested by a
deputy U. S. Marshal.
Boys at Dallas are in the habltof visiting
houses during the absence of the men folks
of ovenlnRs, and frightening the women.
Col. Kesmlth ha purchased a half interest
in the Dixie or Eaglo grist mill, paying
therefor $0,000.
About three Inches of snow fell In Waldo
Hills last Kattmi.iv ulcht. allhouch we had
none iu the Immediate vicinity of salem.
A remonstrance slsned by NJ7 persons
mostly residents of Linn cotiuty, was receiv
ed Monday at tho Governor's olllce, against
commuting tho death penally of V. H.Noll
to imprisonment for lite.
Judge It. P. Boise overruled tho motiorrto
grant W. K. Nell a new trial for the killing
ofSeth W. Hayes, which was argued before
him last week.
Siiadk TiiERs ran State IIousk Block.
A subscription is being circulated in Salem,
to raise money to pay for setting out trees
around State IIouso Block, Salem. Tho last
Legislature should have provided for this,
but as it did not, and years are passing when
shade trees ought to be growing, it is pro
per enough for citizsns of Marion countv to
show a little public spirit and plant the trees.
TrE fflwCEJS.
The Wheat Market.
The wheat market is scarcely so firm at
Liverpool, though there is not much differ
ence in rates there. With us the price is de
pressed somewhat, perhaps because of some
ad vauce In Ocean freights . There is no fixed
price here in Halotn, and it may be tj noted at
11.00 to 11.03 per bushel; prices nominal,
with no transactions to record.
The river has risen about two feet with the
late ralas, which was or need, as it was be
coming difficult to navigate the upper river.
Wheat is rapidly being; conveyed to market,
acd the prospect is, If the price holds np, so
farmers can haul to market at present rates,
there will be really no surplus held over to
another harvest.
European Grain Market.
LoiftWN, Jan. 15. The MarkLant Exprett
aays the submersion of low land districts has
entirely stopped all agricultural labor, while
tho continued rainfall seriously aflected the
condition of all home grown grain. Heavy
snow storms In Scotland have proved very
diastroas to stock farmers, many sheep hav
ing perished. Wheat plant, where not sab
merged, is looking fair. English wheat in
good condition Is rase, both in tne country
and Mark Lane, bat ready sale has been
found at late rates. The Impossibility of
working wany mills in the coantry caused
the trade to assume Barrow dimensions and
supplies to London to be meaner of erain.
There acpeara little probability of much Im
provement, as Earners are unwilling to
thresh in the present weather. Arrivals
from New York have been little over 2.000
quarters. Barley advanced a shlllinamer
'quarter Jer fine qualities. There has been
less activity in waise, which has depreciated
in value. Oats have been doll aad unsettled
oespite tunned arrivals; but the scarcity of
Hsrrold corn has supported fall price.
Cargoes which arrived at the beginning of
the week 'held with great tenacity. Business
limited, but a slight advance has been re
alized for wheat and maize.
Pestland Practice Market.
We copy the following from the Osegoniaa
of the 11th :
Wheat Market unsteady at 92 00 pr cen
tal; transactions a little off.
Floor Best brands S6t6 Si per bbl.;
outside and country brands, S5.50a0.00; fine
uuu sniierune, oaa,
Oats Best, BitiTA; common, 45s50o.
Hay Choice timothy, baled. l7a!8: loose
IUal5.
Bacon Sides Uil5c; bams, ltslOo; shoul
ders, Me.
Lard Oregon-made, fresh, In tins, IssUeo
pr lb; to kegs, 14c.
Cblckeas ) CO per docsn .
Butter league; Cheese, 15sl6c.
Eggs SO to 32o pr doz.
Putatoes-Jo to ito.
aa VrasMUeo Harass,
1ST TSUMUni.
Baa ynacisco, Jan. 10.
yiosr-KxUaobWo;, 7 KS7 K.
WbMt-t400 sacks good taefcolce mllllnj,, i so
9 15. Liverpool market waaker; shippers offer osly
$1 15 for eqoil lots.
Oat-3Q S3, as to quality.
Bsrlejr-Brewlog, 1 400a ft 43; feed, SI 3611 SO.
Legal Tcodtrs, M,' buyiot; Oltf selluijr.
Llmrpool wheat market to-ds jos lOrtfllli ldfor
avenge CaUfornU; lis ldOlli M tor Unb,
CENTAUR
LINIMENTS.
The quickest. Surest umi Clicup
eat HcmfffllcN.
ViOflcUrurtcsramciid'and FarrUrsdoclsrc tht mi
snch remedies hare ercr beforo been In ue. Word
arethoap, bnt tho proprietors of them articles Mill
present trial botlles to medical men, gratis, and will
cnarantcu more rapid and satisfactory results linn
rnvo o er before been obtained.
Tile 'entntit Liniment, tVltlte AVrnpaj
livr, win ciro Kncnm&utm, neuralgia, lumuSo,
Sclstlca, Calcid Ureasts, Soro Nipples, Frosted Feet,
Chilblains, Swellings, tprslns, and any cnllnsr)
flesh, nin on huscls ailment.
It will extract the poison ol bites and slings, and
beat barns or scalds without a scar. I.ock-Juv, l'al.
s), Weak Back, Caked Dreasts, Earache, Toothache,
Itch and Cutancona Eruptions rcsdllj yield to Its
treatment,
Henry Ulaek, of Ada, Hardin Oo Ohio, sajs: "Mr
wife has had rheumatism for nro years no rest.no
slcip conld scarcely walk across the rloor. she Is
now completely cured by the nso of L'enunr Liniment.
Wo all leel thankful to you, and recommend your
wonderful medicine to all our friend,,"
James Hard, orzaoessllle, 0.,says: "Tho Centaur
Liniment cured my Neuralgia."
Alfred Tnsb, or Newark, write,: "Send mo one
dozen bottles by exsresr. 1 he Liniments hare ssved
inylM. 1 want to dlstrlbuto It, Ac."
The salo of this Liniment Is increasing rapidly,
The Centaur Liniment, Yellow Wrap
per, Is for tho tough skin, ltcsh and muscles of
HORSES, XCLEH -IXU JIMII11.!,
Wobaoneterytsecna ease of dtiatln, Sweeny.
Ulng-bone, wind gall, scratches or l'oll-Evil, which
thisJnlmcnt would not speedily bentrlt, and wo
nccr n butnfiiwcaicswhlcli It would not cure.
It will cure when anything can. It Is folly to spend
$M, tor a Farrier, when ono dollar's worth of Centaur
Llnlmtnt wllldu bettir. Thu following Is a sample
cf tho tedlniony produced:
"Jarraasos, Slo., Noi 10, tsiTJ.
"somo tlmo ago! wa shipping horses tn St. Loul',
I got ono badl) crlppU-d lu tno ur. With groat dull
cuity 1 got htmtntnu suble, on fourth Aven ie. Thu
stablok.epcrgttromoa bottlu or your Centaur Llul
ment, which i urod with success that In two days thu
hursuwasar acttru and cearlyweli, 1 hti btcuu
eterluary surgeon for thirty yean, but )our IJnl
ment heids anjthlex 1 eer ued.
"A. J. it CAltl'V, Vtterlnary Sursoon."
Foraiostago stamp we will mall a Centaur "Ainu.
nsc, contslnlnghirndreds or certlllcates, from every
Statu in tho Union. 1 hoc Lln'mcnts aro sold by all
dealers In the country.
Laboratory of J. U. Host: & Co.,
48 Lit ST.. Niw Yonu.
Mothers.
Caslorla. Is tho resnlt of 30 years experiments, by
Dr. Samuel ritcher, of Marvachusetts. It Is a vegeta
ble preparation as effective as Castor OH, but perfect
ly pleasant to the taste. It can bo taken by tho
youngest Infant, and neither gas nor gripes. Dr. A.
J. Oroeu, of Royston, Ind., says of It:
Sins: I have tried the Castorla and can speak high,
ly of Us merits. It will. I think, do away entirely
wltn Castor OU; It Is pleasant and harmless, units
wonderfully ettcactoas as an aperient aad laxative.
It la Ua very Ihlaxi'
Tho Castorla destroys worms, regulates tho 8 torn
ach, 'cures WlndOollcand permits of natural healthy
sleep. It is very edcacions in Croup, and for teething
Children. Ueney Is not pleasanter to tho taste, and
Castor Oil is not so certain in its effects. Itcosts but
&J cents. In largo bottles.
J. I). Ross. Jt Co., 4 Dey St., New York.
A
a week to Asents. Work hlahly lmDOr-
untanainaispensaDIa lor. A.M. ena lor
uescrlpllve calaloxue iledaing J; vo.. Ma
sonic orks, 731 Broadway, New York.
8ALEM 1CAEKET.
HONKTABY.
LioxlTmdxss, baying. K?Kc: selling, OOc.
FLOUB. GRAIN Ac.
Wheat, best white V bushel II 08
Oau.tiba t 3U
cornaual, V x
Flour, best, ) sack. M barrel)
Buckwheat Floor, V D
Bran, f ton ....13
Shorts, V ton
Oil Cake Meal, W ton S3
Flaxseed. Der t
Uay, V ton, new
baled, V ton
, OKOCZRIXS.
Sugar, Ssn Francisco reined, as bbl...
Island
crashed. ....... ............
powdered
jrrafialatod... .
Simp. V gal ,
Tea, Japan. St ti ,
Imperial
Coffee, Costa Rica, 9 a
Rio
Kono ,
Java
Rftlt- nimui IjjAnil. DHM...1 .......
Liverpool, coarse 4H 00
dairy t ti
Bay a O (ft
FRUITS, VBOETABLIS,:ac.
Apples 30
drlod.VO 646
Peaches, drlod, v icty
Plums, " ' ia
I'esrs, ..c. prbu -ttt
Beans, V t
Pouioor, m bushel V&
Onlnn,. H to .. fifiA
Cabbage, du 73&1 (W
BUTTER. XOS, Ac.
Batter, freah rolls, V ft
packed
Ezgs, V doxeu,
Cheese Ors-on prisae, V ft ,
Lard, :....j.
OILS, .
Ltaseed OU, boiled, V faHon
raw. " ..
rsw.
Lard OU, V gallon...,
Coal Oil, K
Baatefoot Oil, V sal..
Tallow, V ft
IS
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LEATHER, 0.
Corrected by . W. OUbert, dealer, Salem.
Harness Leather, 9 ft
Bklrtlng Leather, " ...
BrKle Leather, prslde.......
French Calf prdoz,...
renehKlD. nrdoc
Cl. and Oregon Calf ' ......
" Kip ,
Santa Cruz Sole, pr ft ..."
Hides, drr. '
' green, ...,.,,.... ...
Deer Skins, dry, prft.. , I
" dressed." ......J J
sasep jreuf. ,,,,,,,
O 4
..91 n
xh'.'.Y.
. S14 016
.... s ..
i3e it
.. iiS 14
..14Jc5 M
. 14J5 1A
.. lei
,. J5i ou
,. suSiou
l asSi 50
:; ttSi 60
iboSsKi
sum 4
rift, to
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M ao
naito
09 7S
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mwmmmmm rmmm
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THE EVANS SULKY PLOW:
Iron Boam. Iron Framo, Iron "WhooJs BaBily Oporatod.-
Tho LatoBt nnd BBST Sulky Plow in tho Mai kot Ban
tho Hitch and Draft dlroot from tho ond of
tho Boam. Arrangod to work
throo Horses abroust.
Tools. tHe 3F"i:rs-c IE!? emlum
At tho Oropon
JS7" Soo tlao 3ffl",Cr-a.3SnEI boforo You loixy 1 -1
THE OLIVER CHILLED - METAL PLOW,
Will Scour whoro othorB fail. LIGHTEST DIIAFT PLOW im
ported. Aak yotir Noighbora about them.
A TUl.f A8SOKTMKNT
tr-llHi jTE.-rmi T-ai --tti "
tt
Ackuow lutlcutl hy nil iittulliifuiit Kiirinorri in tliu IJKST Htt-el Plow iiiiulu.
We have a full ahsortment ul'ovi'rjlliliif; In our lino :
Hill-side Plows, Left-hand Plows, Cultivators. Har
rows. Buckeye Broad-cast Seeders. Buckeye
Grain Drills, BAIN Farm Wagons, Spring
Wagons, Pacific Fan Mills, Portable
Cist Mills, IWlishawaka.Ring
grinder Chopping-nflilis,
Victor Scales, Cider
Mills, &c, &c.
Uur ClootN nro nil FIUST-CIjASS
Bar wciul for our uuiuokuu imtl l'rlci' Ijisl. "bsi
KIVAPPs ISUKICEliL & CO.
rortlnnii, Oroftoii, Oct. II, 1S7H.
Bag Factory.
Sacks Mondcd, Carjiots Hade.
Au. wont; or tiii: kind hone in iikst
m4 i.al, mttirvr. At hott notice. HhOO Oil
I'anrt Nlnct, NAI.K.1I, wppodtu tlio Coniner.
cUl Hotel. ....
luuni: opened tniDS tis,'OTo ftsicu, i rc.ptci
fully lnlto a !.atu 01 pabllc nstmnaje.
novl A. V, Aa.a.Blt.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Tfc-rnTini u hi rhv iiu tosll irhom 11 may run
J3I ccni that tho mid., tliiml, Administrator of Ihu
psrinrrfblp sttatoofK B McKlnnejr .t Co.. whrro
of Wm McKlnnrlf'","l wana incmbsr, ha.nied
In tho County I'ouit 01 MaiiunlXiunty hute of Of u-
Sou )il rtml account ..rurhaduilnUtrstor, and that
tnrwlar, Ksh. Btti. I". at 10 o'clock . in., has hsrn
nx'd by pal t 1 iitt lb llrao for hearinKObJccllons
tbmto. ar.,1 .el.l.M ln R McK,NNBYi
fslcra. Dm. T.MS7i.wl. Admlnistrstor,
TI1K
ADJUSTABLE SPRING BED,
BARTLKT'S PATKST, Juno 111, 18W.
A LUXUKIOUB BED
Wllh Only n Single Mattress.
For Durability Cleanliness and Adjustment, It has
no equal.
IT 13 KC0XO.VIUA. AM NOISBLKSD.
We challenge comparison with any and ertry other
apnn( jmm.
TKE ADJUIIXABI.K SPBINIl BEB
On trial If desirod, at the mannfsclnrers risk, to bo
return Willi one week It noienureiy Miiiuciorj.
riticBS:
Fnll Size (TOO I Two Thirds.. ..0 SO
lncle....f a ou.
INMAN & CROSSON.
Troprletors and Manufacturers
Commercial Street, SALEM.
Under tho Fins ill Office. delSml
My annual Calalonuo or VsstUiblo and Flower seed
for 1KTJ will be ready by January, and sent mar toall
who apply. Custoni'rs of last sesson ntid not write
for it. I offer onu of the Unrest collections of yeo
t.ki a wp ..ninnt hv ativ MHtfli'ou.o In America
a larxo portion of which werourown on my six seed
firms Vtinltd dtmtluni fur nlllmltna ei trrry
iiatkwjt. All .eed sold from my establishment war
ranted to bu both fresh and Iruo lo nsme; so fsr, that
shooldltproyoothirwlsc, I will refllllbo order srotls.
As tbooiljlnal Introducer of Iho llnblisrd and Mir
blehead Hiinaihos, the Marblibud Cabbaxes, and a
score of other new vtrtab!es. I Invite the pitronsxe
of all iclio art nnrlom tohare lluirtmlfitth. (rut, mut
0' ttrrrUit, train. Nswyi!aTAiii.aiAsp:cULTr.
JaMKlJ. II. IlKKIirillT,
deWwll Marblehead, Mass.
NOTICE.
UNTIL the completion of the oranlaatlon of the
new 'Co-operatlre UrinifO" AssoclitUn, the
anderslxned will remain Inthe city 01 I'ortlind, and
offers his services aa purclmlnx aent Will also dis
pose of all pro luce consigned Ut his csre to the best
uosf ible sdvaauire, either In Portlsml or ban Fran
cisco, Business cash commissions 1',i per cent.
T. J. MATLOCK,
rortland. Nor. 10. m.
0
Administratrix Notice.
NOTICR Is hereby elvn thstllionnderrlcneil, Ail
inlnl.irilrlxof tl.o KstaiuorA, F. Waller.de.
ceased, Intends 10 ajplylo Ihu Ct unty Court of Iho
HI. to of lirrtoii, fur lh louniy of Marlon, on tho
lOthday of February. 18JT, ai t'ln'e'ork. a. m , for
lenve to rufln her 'ftlra a. such sdminlslrslrlx, and
settlement of lior sect unt wlib said uib.
JfLnrllA WALuall,
Jjb. 8, lillw 1 Administratrix.
I3VEI:IL.ESTEE33NrT7 s.
?s
atato Jtair, i7u.
Ol" T1IK KTI!. IIAUDKNBU
Mioline PlOVe:
. , u. rw'fVvtr "S
K. . H V. Jt'V. r
not ruliliMi iliul will nut Mill in CiilirornIiurf
A Howard of $20,000
Hit been oflerrtk hv ronjrre for lb lct ami mo I
!urblo method of iirnwliik' tVatrr from Well or V,U
urnf. HIIDOTH A, CUlsWKI.L have been Awarded
thu above en their
RUBBER BUCKET PUMP,
for tho reason that It Is tho molt perfect and rieilrablu
Him), la nse. This KM'ANDlNd ln'UKBT Is tho
only ono that Is. or can bo Patented Tho principal of
expansion Is tblit Tlio Hublwr, Sth. of an Inch
thick. Is placed between twoL'ONVKXKD 1'I.ATKH,
fislcnetl KKelhcr with a screw; Iho plates beius; full
est In Iho cenlre, press hardest In tho center, which
causes the lubber to expand, so that It cin bo
RKADILY ADJUSTED TO ANY SIZED TUIIE.
from IV lo 3 Inches, so as lo produce tho least po.sl
bio friction and yet makos perfect vacoum The stylo
of OUIt CUltll, Is new and desirable, with a ventlla.
ttd Top, admitting free clrcnlatlon of air. Foul and
poisonous cases are quickly removed by this
MACIC PUMP.
His known that the use of Impure Water causes
aioro slcJenes. and death than all rthtr causes com
bined, fa challenge the world to produces Pump
that equals our KXPaNDINU HUIIUKlt BUCKET
I'UMI'.
The Itabbcr tnat wo use Is pure ValcanUed white
Itubber, soft and elastic. Thu melal part of the buck
et Is FINK UIIA8U. which I. INDKaTUDTllILK by
any acids found in water. Tblapamp In all Its parts,
I. the acme ol .Impllclty. DIIAWINCI HOHB WA.
TRIt IN A tllVBN TIMK: WITH I.ESH POWIR
THAN ANT OTIIRll ITMP NOW IN USB. and
Is never obsl.ucted by frteilug If properly adjusted,
Bucket patenml Jan. 5, !3. Price (IS for Uarb,
wltstfleel. Spout and (Irlpe, and first I! ftetof plpo
and chain, and AO cts. per f-ot for all bokiw the nrst
Ufeet. For Pump, or County, Town orrJUleliljtlils
Address, MIDDAVOII & 1IEAHDSLEY,
Balem, Orrxon.
OIIKMON A. WASHINGTON
MORTGAGE SAVINGS BANK
((.I.TIITltDl
O First Bl,, Ankeny'a Building, Portland.
Hoard or Dlraxlors.
DONALD MACLBAY. II. nOMlMMITD. J B.
MONTOOMRHY. and WILLIAM IIBI1). PortUnd
and J. T. lntOWN, Olyupla, Director for Washlnir:'
ton Territory.
ThU Hasinas Bank receives uesoslts from k and
upwards, either for short or Ion periods at Axed
rates of inlersst.
fsecurlty to Depositors.
1. Tho Bank's W0,f) caplul specially subscribed
and pledned for security of depositors' moneys In or
der that all losses (If any) shall be made therefrom,
and
1. Tho mortmxes, assignments, and oilier securi
ties on which Iho Bank's deposits aie carefully loan
ed llours-to lo 1p. m. Salnrdjys 10 In 1; open on'
Halurdayevenlnxs from 1 to H (for receiving depos
its only. For further Information apply to
WILLIAM HBII), Managing Director.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
OltKUON AMI WASHINGTON
Trost
Investment
Company
OF MCOTI.AND.
rilMIH Company Is prepsrrd to negotiate loans In
X sumii lrom 5 to SJu.urt secure 1 over IMI'llO
VKI) CITY I'ltOI'BIITY and FAltH LANDS, for
uaru penoui fi jeai., or repaysoie by hair yearly In
atallDcnts, For term., apply to
WILLIAM IIRII) Manav.r.
novlOv
First street Poriland.
fPt.1.r, Illnnlii IllllbS.
Fall Price List and
auu,mi llll.wi. AH.
faMJoi X Hill IB, liulb Catalwuo Uiutis.
dress F. K. l'IKHNIX, IIIoouIiikIoii Nursery. III. Kw
rr HAtaa a Week lo Agents, BamplesPIIER
00 O 577 P. O. VIOKBIIY. Autufu.lJaUe.
tfllanttttt armtr.
issuid avast vmoar, ar
CLAEHK Sc OBAIG,
roausiiiKs axd raorsiBTosa.
B. A. GLAHKB. D. W. )UAI.
Terms of ffubscrlntlou.
One copy, one yearffi) numbers) ,
One copy, six months (So numbers) .,,,,,,
One copy, Uuse saonths (13 numbers) ..,.,
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