Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, February 02, 1877, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text; Ijnaiggjj.tyrtwiiM KB STSsaeaat&aww T Bi. SVS. T ti- M?i;x" ifiis'1' " ; - -A-f WILLAMETTE FARMER. -p.- ih i r. . , m fil P .-. 1 ;v wvu Its , (fV K Ma''. -3b&'. V i. , 1 President's Xermga. The following 1, tho text of the PmU dent's massage concerning tlio electoral bill: I follow tho example heretofore occa sionally presented ot communicating In this mode my approval of an act to pro Iilo for and reeul.ite the conutlne ot the vows for rrcsldcnt and Vice ftwident mid tho decision of n,uetionsarlsuigthere 011. because ot my apprchcixlou ot tho Imminent peril to tlra institutions o( tho ivmntiv. from which. In mv InthrmeRt. It .iflonls a urWe and constitutional means of escape. For tbe first tlmo In tho history ol our country, under tho constitution as It now i, a dlipute exists with regard to the result ot an election for Chief Magis trate of the nation. It Is understood on the disposition of disputes touching tlio etectonl votes rost at the latu election ly one or more ot tlK States depends the question whether one or tho other ol the eap.iiw.ues lorl'rvsiuent tstiiciawmi untci .Magistrate. Tho Importance ot clearly as certiinlnc by by a procedure regulated by law, which ot tlie two citizens has been electcd,and of having the right to this high olllee, recognized and checrtully agreed In by the people of the Itcpubllc cannot be overestimated, and leads me to express to Congress and the nation my great satiifhc tlon at the adoption of a measure that af fords an orderly means ot deciding grave ly exciting questions. While the history ot our country In its earlier period slums tint tho President ot the .Senate has count ed the rotes and declared tlio standlng.our whole history shows that in no instance of doubt or dispute has lis exercised the pow er of deciding, and the two Uou& of Congress has dispo-ed of all such disputes, although In no instance hitliertn have they been such that their decision could cssen tl dly affect the result, for the first tlnu then the government of the United States is now brought to'lace this question. As one evil to result In others, under condi- tleus not the best calculated to produce agreement or Induce calm feeling in the ever.il brances df the government or unions: the peonle of the country In a case ulierc, as now. tho result Is involved. It Is the highest duty of the law making power to provide in advance a constitutional, or derly and just method of executing the Constitution in this mot interesting and critical clause ot its provisions. The doing so, far from being a compromise of right, is an enforcement ot right and an execution of power conferred by theCousttuition on Congress. J think this bill, which, appealing to tbe Constitution and law as a guide in ascertaining right;, prowdesa means of deciding questions of ("ingle returns through the direct action of Congress and in respect to double returns by a tribunal of inquiry whose decisions stand unless both houses ot Congress shall concur in determining otherwise, thus se curing a definite disposition of all ques tions of dispute, in whatever aspect they may arise with or without this law. As all of the States have voted, and as a tie vote U impossible, it must be that one of tne two candidates tias Deen elected ; It would be deplorable to witness i an irregular controversy as to wntcn or tne two should re ceive or which should continue to bold the office. In all periods of our history, no oontrovursy has arisen as to the succession or choice ol chiefs ot States, and no party sir citizen who lore their countrv and Its iree Institution, can aacraftca too mach of mero feeling In preserving through the upright force ot law, their country from the smallest danger to in peace on such occasions, and It can not be impressed too firmly in the heart of all tiie people that true liberty and real progress can exist through truthful adherence to the consti tutional law. The bill purports to pro vide only for a settlement of question aris ing from the reoeat elections. The fact that such questions can arise, demon strates the necessity, which, I cannot doubt, will before long be supplied by permanent general legislation to methods which have not been contemplated In the constitution or laws of the country. The bill may net be perfect, and its provisions may not be such as would be best applica ble to all future occasions; but It U calcu lated to meet tbe present condition of questions and ot the country. The country U agitated; it needs and It desires peace and quiet and harmony between all parties and all sections. It's Industries are arrested, labor unemployed, capital idle, and enterprise paralyzed by reason of doubt, anxiety and uncertainty of a double claim to the chief magistracy of the nation. It wants to be assured of tbe re sult of the election. It will be accepted without doubt from the supporters of tbe disappointed candidate and that its high est officer shall not hold his place with a questioned title ef right. Believing the bill will secare these ends, I give it my signature. U. S. Glum. CMMtllMt mi Ike electoral BIIL IUirrronD, Jan. 91. The House to day, on motion of a Democratic member, Adopted unanimously a resolution tender ing thanks of tbe General Assembly to the President lor his approval of tbe electoral bill, and cordially indorsing his message. Tbe Vonuntaalon 4ujlan. Chicago, Jan. 30 The Tribune's Washington special says that Judge Davis' friends Intimate be was the choice ttl the Judges to-day, but declined. gwayne nude it Impossible for them to select blm by temporarily leaving the city. Bradley lias in bis circuit Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi. Lonlsiaua and Texas, and has studied tbe politics of these Mate carefully. He wrote tbe de cision in the Grant parish cases in which certain sections of the force bill was de clared unconstitutional. JaMJce Jsuaaea r. Bradley NelsetcU. Washivtos, Jan. 31. The President pro tern of the Senate, laid before tlio Senate a communication signed by the .Associate Justices Clifford, Strong, Miller And Field of the United States Supreme Court, annoancisg they met yesterday in pursuance of electoral count bill, aad jeelected Associate Justice James P. Brad ley as the Fifth Associate Justice upon tbe commission. JutWort. Wajhisoto.v, Jan. 31. The tripartite committee assembled In tbe Supioaie Court room at noon and organized. Tbe special oatbot office was administered to Justice C1I fiord by Mlddletott, clerk of the .court. Justice Clifford, who. by tbe elec toral bill. Is presiding officer of the com mission, then administered tlio oathtoother J members. Jas. XX. Uchenny was then appointed temporary clerk. i Letter from Lane Uaunty. Bmitukii'.i.d, Lank Co., .Inn. t, 1877. I El). Fahmkii: It litis boon souio tituo slnco I had tho pleasure of bunding you anything of Interest, but seeing n lot tor in tho Fakmkh, from this count', by ono A. lieonpolo, trying to describe tho source of tlio strewn Coyoto, 1 thought lie ought to hnvo the old vines removed curly in the fall, mid then he could linvo given you ti liettur descrip tion of the strenin. "Well, I will begin whore ho launched his canoo, as Iguew that is tlio kind of u boat ho canto down in. First, Mr. Column's farm, formerly owned by .. lLildey; that isn good nlaco I will admit, but it was nev er owned by BaUloy, but by I.ukiol Uailey. The next place lie note- is owned by lladleyj Mr. 11. is an enter- prising citizen and ti good farmer. Then Mr. 11. shoves off, and comes on down, and lands nt Coyote Church, and from appearances ho must havo atopp ed huro some timo, ua ho gave Mr. Hays a twist because lie was Master of Coyoto Grauge, and had been one of its popular candidates for election to tho lower liouso last fall. The voters of Lnno are generous; they -out two Democrats and two ltepubl leans to that session last fall, lint as to Coyoto Church: there is no such church on Coyote; tho church hoiiio built by the Baptist Church is called Palestine Church. Now the stream gets better for navigation; ho glides along at inch a pace that lie passes some of tho most prominent farms on the stream, one owned by 25. M. Richardson on tho west hide of Coyote, two and a half miles below Palestine Church. Mr. It. ha; 1200 acres, of which lie farms 200. Then another adjoining Mr. Fisk's farm above, unnoticed, owned by X. Feldwert, an enterprising Dutchman. Then ho lands at Win. risk's black smith shop; Mr. F. is a good smith, and works cheaper than any other smith, and Is a Granger too. Then he lands again at Is. D. Gibson's clieeso factory. Mr. G. makes an excellent cpjallty of cheese, and lias 1,000 acres of land. Here again lie lands all tho time on tho east side, ami has forgotten tho west shore. Opposito Mr. 1?. 'a farm and shop, on the east side, is another on the west, E. Elmakor, who taught Mr. F his trade. .Adjoining, 8tIU be low, Is the farm of Wm. Jeans, ono of the wealihiest farmers on Coyote. Again to tho east side: the next placo ho lands is at Wm. Ureen and son's, where ho says Coyote empties into Long Tom. Sir. Editor, people off us far as some of your reactors may bo Hove this, but it won't do for people who are as familiar with Coyote Creek as your writer. Coyoto empties into Long Tom on the donation laud-claim of A. W. Gibson. Thore Is a conten tion among tho farmers that live in tho immediate neighborhood where tho streams come together, as to which is Coyote. Opposite T. D. Gibson's place Coyote scatters and makes a swamp, and about four miles below forms two creeks, as contended by some, but I say nut. What is at that point called Coy ote by Mr. Beenpole, is tho east fork of Long Tom at any rate, tho east or middle Jork of Loug Tom, called Coy ote by A. !$., intersects Long Tom half a mile south of whore Coyote inter sects that stream. ISr.s Iloi'j'or.K. Note by Editor. Our friond Ben Hoppole will be, no doubt, pleased to know that ho is mistaken in supposing our correspondent, " A. Beenpole," to be n gentleman. "Mrs. Abigal Been pole," who wrote the late correspon dence is one of the matrons of Coyote Creek. Tlio orror of Mr. Bailey's name was duo to careless writing. The Wheat Market. The wheat market is dull, a small docllne is noted in Liverpool and Portland. Ton nage in scarce at tho latter port and of course freights are tlrmor. Salem Mills still offer $1 per busbol wit no transactions of impor tance. Portland Produce Market. We copy the following from the Oregonian of the 31st : Wheat Tbe market Is very quiet and av erage quotations f 1 'JOal 'JIM pur cental. Flour Best brands ftiad - per bill.; outside and country brands, tp 500.00; line and superfine, ft 75a5. Oats Best, 2,auo: common,lt5sSOo. Hay Choice timothy, baled, J17al8; loose J1U16. Bacon tildes HalSc; hams, HalOo; shoul ders, 10c. Lard Oregon-made, fresh, In tins, HalScc pr lb; In kego, Ho. UBieiceas per trresn. Butter fSaSSOc; L'heeoe, lOalOc. Eggs 20 to 25o pr doz. Potatoes K to 3o. lis VraraeUeo market. 1st Tsuoiuru. Ban Francisco, Jan. 57. Flonr-Bitrajobblui-, A 8& Whet-ltCUckjcood to choice milling,, $3 30 Wbeat quiet aiul nacbuuftd. 3 as. I.lrerxol market wker; ihlppers offer only ti 12 for equal lot. Oata tttta 28, St to qtulltr. Barler-Brewtuc 1 400sfl 45. feed, tl 35el SO. Legal Tculeri, JJ bojlnu; 9IX elllng. Liverpool wtuat market tilax-10a llidQIUldfor sreiue California; 10 ltdaiU 2d for Club. Mrs. Btowo says wo never know how much wo lovo until wo try to unlove. To a man who has tried to quit imiokllig this jii-tUfe iic- argument. CENTAUR LINIMENTS. Tbe (uU'kcNl, Sin-CNt nml Clicmti- cut HVIIIOtllCN. l,ijlcUnrccnmcmi..tndFan1iridrclarc that nn aacli remedies hau ever beforu hecn lu e Wi)rd ar,i cLiMp, but the proprietor of t)uo article will lrent trial bottle to medical men, Rntl, nd will guarantee more nrt and Mtliftrtory results ihm have over before lieen obtAlned The Centaur Liniment, 'Wlillp Wrap per, slll cift Hhcunutlfin, Neuralgia, Lumbairo, SCtatlcn, Caked Brcatte, boro Nipples, Fiwtcd Feet, Chllblalur, bwclllms, rlpralnt, and any ordinary rLK'lT, DOME Oil KISCUC AILMENT, It will extract tne poleon ot bile and Ulnsi, and heal bum or caM without a ecar. t.ock-jan , Fal ), Wealv Back, faked l)rvat, Earache, Toothache, Itch and Cutaneous Eruptions read Hi yield to It treatment. Henry Mack, ot Ada, Hardin Co , Ohio, nays: "Mr wife, has had rheumaUsm for Ave years uu rett.no sleep could scarcely walk across the rloor 8hc Is now completely cured by tbe use ot Centaur Liniment. Wo all leel thankful to you, and recommend Your wonderful medicine to all our friend,' James Hard, of ancsvlllc, O., says. "The Centaur Liniment cured ur Nenrahrta." Alfred Tush, ot Newark, writer Send mo one doaeu botUes by ejprt ss. The Liniments have sareil myicx. 1 wanttodlstrtbctu It, Ac," The sale of this Liniment Is Increasing rapidly, The Centaur Liniment, Yellow Wrap per, Is for the toiuh sktn, flesh and murclea of llOK-t', Hl'UP AND -INIMIU. Wo hao never jet seen a caso or buviii, Hwitny, Uinj; bone, Wind gill icrauhes or I'oll Eitl, which thl Llulmcut wmiid not sieedll beuerlt, and we ucrcr saw but a fen cases which It would not cure. It will euro when arythtuueau U Is fotlytospind f-0, for a Farrier, when ono dollar's worth of Centaur Liniment will do betttr. Thu foPowlDgls a taruplt of tlio testimony produced ' Jarransos, lto Nov 10, U'i, "home ttrnp afLi 1 was slUpplns horses to Ht, Louis Irotono badlYiriit)Ivl Intiieear. With ffreat dlRl cuity 1 sot hirutuu-o stable, on Fourth Avmue. The fUirlixcervriraTumu a. bottle of vourt'entaur Llnl meet, which 1 ufM with success that in two days the horse was as aunt and nearly well, 1 bate Uteua cterinary suiceun lor Utlrt) years, but our Lint ment heads anthinjr Ieer used "A.J A UAltTV, eterinary hunicon." Pora postaxe sump we will mall a Centaur Alma ntc, contalulnj; hundred" of certificates, from every Mate lu the Union These Lln'mcnta arc sold by all dealers In the country L.ibonilory of J. li. Rom: & Co., 4 list ST., Nw York. Mothers. Caalurla Is the result of 9) years cxfcitmints. by Dr. tiamuel lltchsr, of Massachusetts. It,ls a eeta bio preparation as effective as Castor Oil, but pel feet ly pleasant to the taste. It can be taken by the youmreel Infant, and neither sfl nor irrlpef Dr A. J. Orven, of Royiton, Ind., says of It: tint I baie tiled the Castoria and can speak hlith ly of Irs merits. It will. 1 think, do away entirely wltu Castor Oil; It Is p.eaant and harmlss, and is wonderfully ell'eaclou as an aperient and laxative. It Is the very thine. The Castoria destroys worms, reirulatea the Slom acb. cures Wind Colic, and permit of natural healthy sleep. It It very efilcactonaln Croup, and for teething ChilJren. Honey Is not plcasantcr to the taste, and Castor Oil it not so certain in Its effects. Itcosts but U cents. In land) bottle. J. U.Rosc. J; Co., S DoyHL, Now York. SALEM MAEZET. , JtONETAItY. LzoaxTzsDins.bnylnx.eSXc selllc.HOXC. VLOUIt. OKAIN Ac. Wheat, best white V bushtl fits Oats, Vdu U M Cornlleal, V fc a 4 Flour, best, Ti sack. IV barrel) 31 73 Buckwheat Flour, ID i i Bran, V ton 13 a .. bhorts, num SJ IttiJ .. OllCake Meal, V ton 15 UK!..... Flax Heed, per Bi 'i, ... Uay, U ton, new , U itU, baled. V ton H GllOCKHlHS. StKtar, Ban Francisco rellned, V bbl IStit 11 Island 114i It crasticl HJCiS I'' powdered H& in irranulaied lUt !S Sirup, , ical Httil i Tea,Japan.K Bi ttt in Imu-rlal J HMt M Coffee, Costa Kica, V "i 1 Itto "48 Kouo.. "' Jata a'49. Halt, Carmen island, per ew Q W) Liverpool, coarse .-Ml JO dairy CM W Bay C FHUIT8, Apples dried, V .. Peaches, d'ied, V Th Plum, " Pears, .c prbu... Beans, V O Potatoes, 19 bushel.. Onion, V to Cabbaue, V dez VKaKTAIILKrJ.:.c. r.tt sis, IKS to ti & 1Y(i (XI UUTTEll, BOOS, c. Batter, fresh roll, f . pCKi., JtoK.Vdoren.... "' k lyljeese cregon prime, v . ' 144 Lard, V ft.. lid OILS, Ac. Unseed Oil, boiled, V Kalkrn.... Laid OH, V (tallun Coal Oil, r- Neaufoot Ol), V gal Tallow, II LEATHElt. c. Oorreeted by J. W. OUbert, dealer, Malem.l names Leather, f B saa so xMbnu Skirting Leather, Brldlo Leather, prstde.... .,.4 504W su rrencu can wench Kio.Dr dox.. pr d, ::'(S8 Cal. and Oregon Calf " Kip ' Santa Cruz Bole, pr D.. Bide, dry, " .. " Kreen. Dr Skins, dry, pr ft.. dretMd. " .. Bheep Pelts SEND 50 OKNT8. and tet the Oreron Heinl-Montkiy AltaUS, for One Year, Address pvw v'WIU, 8aJcs, Or, 1 6J1 75 Ott 10 13 amn vt ten 30 U a) U) lOU 73 FARM IMIHsEsMEINrTrS. THE EVANS. Iron Boom. Iron Framo, Iron "Whools Easily Oporatod. Tho JLatofitand BEST Sulky Flow in tho Matkot. Bas tho Hitoh and Dralt diroot from tho end of tho Beam. Arranged to work throo Horses nhroaat. Tools. XIclg 3First Prem lixxxi. A.t tho Oregon Stato Fair, 1870. ItT Soo tiao U"7"jf-axrS boforo You tony 1 uXi THE OLIVER CHILLED - METAL PLOW, Will Scour whoro others fail. ported. Ask your A l't l.i. ADSOUTMKNT Ackiiowlutlucil by .ill Itittillifiit I' AVe liiii a lull avirimeiit nl'ovi'rjtlilm; in mir lino : Hill-side Plows, Left-hand Piows, Cultivators, Har rows, Buckeye Broad-cast Seeders, Buckeye Grain Drills, BAIN Farm Wagons, Spring Wagons, Pacific Fan Mills, Portable Crist Mills, Mishawaka Ring grinder Chopping-MiISs, Victor Scales, Cide Mills, t&c., &c. Our Cioods tiro nil FI UST-CLAhS twT Si'titl for our CiitnloKiio utiil I'rln- Mit. "KBa K-API ISI KKi:isl, &. CO. rortlniiil, Orrixuii, Oct. , !. Bag Factory. Sacks Mondt'd, Carpets Made. ALL WOltK Ol' T1IK KIND 1IO.NK IN UKST and ncatsst msriMer. t shurt nntlce. Hhoi un Court Ntrrvl. SALEM, uiipnslti. lliu Cnmmar clal Hotel. lUYlntrnptrmt intsls ns a-ore ftalec, 1 respect- rully tnvtio a rtuiru ui purine tuirtmao. curs I A W. 1S'A1.I.KH. Notice of Final Settlement. NOTICK Is hcretiy clren tiall whom It may con ccrn that too understviint. tilailnlstratur nt tho partnership sstatuof K K. JlcKlunoy .ten., nhcr of Vm 3lcKlnnt-y iIccvsicImss a ntcmlMr, lias 111,1 In tho County loun ui Marion ( ouniy btatu of Orv iron his Anil accotmt. s such stlmlulttrator, aotl that Mnudar. V-h Mil llTT, at HI oitxcWn a , has Iwen dxrtl hy ssld I'omlai- th- time lor hearing olJ-.-ct tons thereto, ami setiltuitnt tbsror 1. E 3li KINNEY, t-slcru, lire. ! Itrthsrl. Ailmliilstratur Tin: ADJUSTABLE SPRING BED. DARTIiKT'S IMTKJiT, June 21, IMI). A LUXUBIOUS BED With Onl) a Slnsle Mattress. For Durability Cloanllmss anil Ailjustment, it h-ts ro tqaal IT 13 KCOSOUICM. A.Vi .VOISKLE! e cUlkiuu cumuarlson with any ami ovury other r-prtn lkil. TAKK AM adjiihtaiim: Ni'itiivt; in;u On trial If deslrl, at the maiiufsetnrors rlsl, to bo rctamMlliiunu week If nolt!itU.ly satisfactory piiiciw Pull 8Ue.. .!T Oil I Tvrxiilrl tl UH NIU8l0....io OO INMAN &. CROSSON, 'roprItor and JianiifiC(iir.r8 Commercial Htrect, HAL KM UpJcf the yxiiMcn OtTce. deHml ly annnal tataloKuo of Vxtablo nd t lower seed for lrffl will be ready iy January, and sent mar to nil who apply. L'uitomsr of last season una I not write for it. I offer one of tho largest collection of vu .hi ..i ...,.. ...t nut hv nnv Mwtt I fnise lii America a lanta portion of which went irrowit onmvsla seed farms l"rlnUil tllrtrUoru fur wlttnillim un titry jucla'je. All seed sold from my establishment war ranted to U both fresh ami true lo name, so fsr, that shouldlt prove otherwise, f will rcfllllbeonlerirratls. s the oilitlnal Introducer of the llublwird and Mar hlehead bouashos. tho Marblehiad Cabbax. anil a score of oilier new vei'stables, I Invito the patronage of W whu nrt 'lMin loiau IMi inilit'ijnf.iiml o' tlietnubrHtlrulH. WBWvmiaTani.iiHAsi-iLni.TT, JASM4 II. llllbifoi,,, Marlilehead, Mass, de-iSwl I NOTICE. UNTIL tbe completion of the organization or the new "Co-oiieratlvu Orange" Assuclatli n, thu nndersloeil will remain In the cltyot 1'ortland, and offer hi service a purchasing aircnt Will also dis pose of all prodnco consigned to his care to tho best possible advantage, either in i'ortlsnd orhan Fran cisco. Uutines cash-commissions 3 percent. T.J.MATLOr.'K. Portland. Nov. in. IKTik Administratrix Notloe, NOTI0R Is hereby irlvenlhatthniini'erdirnid. Ail mlnlslrslritofthe KslntoofA. I', Walter, do- ceased, Intends to anply to thu County Omit or tho Htate of Oreifon, for the county or Marlou, on thu 10th day irf February. 1877, at lu o'clock, a. m, for leave to roclxu her ntilce as such adminhlralrlx, and settlement of taw .CCvunt 5 Jg 'Jjjl -. IEI( Jao.9, JSTIwl AaxalnluratrU. HBw5tFsaWsV!sTlM?llC'ss PLOW: LIGHTEST DRAFT PLOW im- Noighborc about thorn. OP Tlin KVTItA l!Alll)i:NED - umors us the Ul.hT Htcul I'low miulc. not rubbish Unit will not 10II In Ciilllornlii. I A Urn aril nf .20,000 f IIi ln clTerrrk by Conyre" for tbe bet and omut ilumbU meihiwl nf ilrnvr inir Water frnnt ell r ri uru HMOOTN A. CULWULL Uavo bocn awaratt! I moaiMivourt xufir RUBBER BUCKET PUMP, for the reason that Uls the most rrfclartdrielrahli' l-iimp la use. This K.M'A.NIIINd litiOKBV la tin only one that Is. ur cat bo 1'atentctt Tho iirlnclMl of expansion Is llilc The Ilubher. .ths of an Inch thick. Is plicrd lietwern two CON KXIH) I'l.ATEH, tistchsd tvircthcr vrlth a screw: the plates holni; full est tn the centre, press hardest In Inu renter, which ratitei thu Hutilier to expand, so ttiat It can hu HGADILY ADJCiTKO TO ANY SIZED TL'lli:. frorilKtoil Inches, so as to produce the lost posl tile irtctton and yet makea perftct vacuum The slvlo of OUli UUIIII. Is nan aimilcslnlile. with a rentlli. lid lop, aJmlttlni; free circulation of air, foul aad poisonous ases are quickly removetl hy thl MACIC PUMP. It Is ki.own that the usu of Impure Water cauer ioro sickness and death thin all i thor caure, coa, tilntil U u chaMeniri the worM to prodncea I'tinit, thai eqjals our K.M'aNIiI.NII ItUllUKlt JU'lKST ii:ii Thultiibher tnat wensu Is pure Vnlcanlzed White Ilubher. lortandelistlc Tbotnslal part of the Imtk itlsl'lNIt IlllAbri, which Is l.NDI.-lTl'DTHIL!; by any acids found In water This pump In all Its parts Is the acme ni simplicity IIHAU'I.NU UtlUK WA Tint IN A OIVE.N TIMi: WITH f.Uh HONVBIt THAN ANY OlIIBIt 1TJII' NOW IN UMK. and I cuver obst.ucttd hy Ireelua If propi-rlv ailjuficd, llucket psteuml .Iin .1. 1173 l'rlce fl'lUtr Curb, nlih lUel, Miuiuiaid rlpe, ami Mrit U net of pipe mid cUiln, ai d ,'iU cts ltr f ot for all below ttie drit Uftit I'orruinp nr Ccnnly, T"wn orhu.c Illhlf Address, MIUDArtlll ,L Hi:Altl)aix, baleni, Orem UliUt. A. VAhlUN(;i'. MORTGAGE SAVINGS BANK (Ll.tUTKIsj 0 l'list St., AiilieiD'M Hiilldlnu, I'iirtliviiU. Iloaril ol Itlrci-tnrsj. DONALD SIACLhA. 11 OOLllSSHTll, .1 II JIONTdOMKltY. and WILLIAM ItKlD. l'urllanu and. I TrifiliUU :, Uly npta, Iwecti,r:or 'A lshlnir Ion Territory. This bavlms Uank receives dcuoilts from tl atid upwards, tllher for short or lonj; pirluis at ilxnl rates of Interest. Security to Depositor I. The Hank' fHOOSIcsplul specially subscrlhed and plt'iliml for security of denoltors' moneys lu or tier tnat aUlossesdf nnyi shall he made therefrom and i The mort'o, assignments ind iilln r .cnrl tle on which the limit s deposits an. carefully loin ttt llonn-in to 3 p m Sahinhys til to 1, oi en o haiurday nenlius Inim 7 to H ifor rieeWin.-depos Its only For further Information apply to WILLIAM Itnlll, Mansjlii.- Dlnrtor. REAL ESTATE LOAKS. 0l!K(i() AMI HAHHUGTOX Trost Investment Company OI' .SCOTI.AN1J. fllHIH Company Is prepared to rnxotlatii loans In J sums trom !! to ii).i),i snure 1 our lMI'HO YiSI; I'lTY I'itul-JtftTY aoil KAltM LANDS, for flxi-d periods nf yoais, or reiiayablo liy halfyiarly In stallniunm ror itniK, apply 10 snajir, l'ortltu novllr '1 First Htrei t nuil. 'Penno Dlnntu llillbs Kail 1'ilco List and .....' "ulbUatalovue Oi.atis. Ad- dress 1'. K. I'lllIINIX, Ilhjomlnijion ursl.ry, HI 8w 6RR & 0WrV n Weekto Auents. Ssmplos I'HIili 900 O ft v. (). VIOKBlti, Aiiuusta, Maine. Iillamrttc f ttrmsr. iauD avanr rntnar, ar OLABKK .to OBAIG, rUDUSIIIH AMD l-HOI'BHTOHS. N. A. II,AUKI II. V. t'lt.VH;. Tsiriua ir rJubarrlnttosi. Ono conr. one year (VJnnmbertl .fit. SO . J.tIS 1. ,ia One copy, lx months (?6 numbers) . Use copy, three months (IS number) , SULKY " ' Sjjslitlijl'r1 asafe.-? m&w.MiiA $U?MXt' j'. f, svjwa.ivitt. jji-jiii.