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WILLAMETTE FARMER.
Canada Thistle.
En. FAitstim: I aeo that tho patrons of your
Taluablo papor aro on tho alort aa to tholr In
torost. Thla fact will bo soon by consulting
tho vnhmblo corroapontlonco of tho Wil-iiAMin-n:
Fakmhr. Now, aa wo havo can
vassed aovoral Hiibjocla through tho Fajim
i:it,lotua Bay aomothlng about tho Canada
thlstlo. It la BtnonB us and wo must got rid
of It or it will compel us to retreat and loavo
our farms to grow up to Canada thlstlo. Tho
first that was notlcod horo waa In Portland,
3 or 1 yearn ago, now it Is all ovor tho coun
try, moro In tlmberod land than In tho
prairies, from tho fret that tho woods gortni
iiato much moro readily on account of thoro
bolng moro moisture Tho Canada thlstlo
grows about 2Ji foot high, with n groat many
Hldo bratichos forming nn oyal hoad, and
will grow na thick ns torn, with a pink
bloom. Whon tho aeoda got rlpo, about tho
llralof uoptombor, thoynro carrlod formiloa
by tho wind, aupportod in tho air by a kind
of lint fustonod to ono ond of tho sood, It Is
tho noxt thing to Impossibility to handlo
thorn whllo binding grain ovon with glovoa.
No kind of stock will oat it, and, if thick
enough, its forma a comploto hodgo.
II. 11. M.
March 31, 1877.
Tho Oregon UnlvorsallstStato Convontlon
will bo hold olglit mlloa Southeast from Ilal
oy, commonolng Juno 7. 1877. Thoro will
boconvoyanooaatthollnl8oydopot,on Wod
jiosday and Thursday, to tnko all who como
on tho cars to tho plnco of mooting. All wish
ing to avail thomsolvoaofnfroorldo,asBboyo
atatod, will ploaso wrlto to tho sccrotary, lot
ting him know on which day wo may ox poet
thorn. Como ono, como all.
A. J. Wiom:, Soc.
liarrnburg,r.Orogoti.
SALEM.
Salom Is tho capital city of the Stato and
la beautifully located, viz: on tho east bank
oftbo Wlllametto rlvor on a magnllcont
prairio, on a plain that commands ii distant
vlow of tho surrounding country and especi
ally tho snow-clad portions of tho Cascades.
Situated on tho O, &. C. It. H., CO m ilea
south and 11 mlloa west of Portland and CO
milos on an air lino from tho ocean.
ThoStato canitol la now nearly finished
and will cost $500,000. Marlon county court
houso cost $110,000. Tho State penitentiary
la located horo; it la a large, commodious
atrutturo built of iron and brick cost 875,
000. A Ibnialo acadomy, under direction of
tho Catholic Church, cost ?CO,000. Thoro aro
Ilvo common school bulldincs, built of wood,
In which aro maintained, by tax, frco
schools tho ontlro year. Ono morchant
flouring mill, run by wator, with a capacity
of grinding 800 barrels of Hour In 21 hours,
ono custom flouring mill run by steam, ono
largo lumbor mill with a capacity of making
u.uuu itet ol mincer por day, ono nnscou
oil mill, (capacity, 125,000 gallons annually),
ono furnkuto factory and ono chair factory,
two sash and door factorlos, ono foundry
and two machine shops, ono plow factory,
two wagon shops. Tho city has tho best
wator powor In tho Stato; nover a Hood and
novor n lack of wator. Ton churches, ownod
bv aa many denominations, ono onora
houso, ono banking houso, two grain olova
tora, tho city ligbtod with gas; thoro aro
turoo daily nun tnroo wooKiy nowspapora
and 020 maga.lno, ono soml-monthlyama-totir
papor and two Job printing ofllcos.
Cor. Jiait Orcgonian.
nnd which no doubt will attract thonttoutlou
of all buyors and dealers.
Tho following account of tho abovo men
tioned salo Iibs been recolved In tho regular
nows dispatches:
San Fhancisco, April 17. FalknorBoll ifc
Co., to-day hold their first auction sa'o of
wool at their now warohouse, on Townsond
and Sixth Sts. Tho nnternriso has attracted
conaldorablo attontloa lrom wool-growors
and doalors. bolng tho inauguration of a so
rlos of similar snlos expected to oxorcison
good deal of influence on tho market. Tho
attendance waa good and bidding spirited:
tho wholo lino bolng disposed of by 12 o'clock
aud tho Halo opening at 11 o'clock. Thoro
woro otlbrod 1,115 baloa California nnd 32
balos of Australian, all carefully graded, and
prlc6S woro on tho wholo rather hotter than
ruling at prlvnto rates. Tho bulk went oil'
at lrom 13 to 18 corns, tomo bottor grodea
bringing higher ligurcs, and a lot of north
ern going at22c, whllo tome poor aud hur
ry sold aa low aa 8(T(,!)c. Tho bidding was
all by local houses, but it ia bolloyod that a
cwuHiuurauio portion was actually taxou lor
I-astorn, probably Boston firms. Tho salo
was conafdored by tho nroloetors a comploto
success, surpassing tholr oxpectatlona us to
tho quantity tnkou and prlcea reallzod. It is
expocted another salo will bo hold within
two or throo months.
The Wheat Market.
Knoeh Smith, of Utigono City, na wo loam
from tho Mercury , shot hunsolf on Wednes
day morning, whothor nccldontally or not la
not known. Tho wound la Htipposod to bo
mortal. In 1HC0 ho waa aontoncod to bo
Imngod, with ono or two othors, foramur-
dor lu Polk county, but It bolng ascertained
that ho was guiltless, ho was pardouod by
tho Governor, tho pardon arriving ullor ho
was taken to tho gallows.
Ooor Hiiowino. To show what n farmer's
Wlfocuu do, wo mnko tho following state
mont: Mth. Mary Kuinp, of i'rouch Prairio,
last year mado 12H0 pounds of butter, nnd
Hold ll.'K) pounds, from which alio realized
f 120. Tho first two mouths Hho milked throo
cows; In tho mouth of June, sovon: cows;
thou Ilvo till Sept. 1st; thou four till Nov.
30th 5 thon ilvo till tho 1st of Fobruary.
SmuiPK, ltalph Wilcox, clorkortho U.
N. District Con it, committed sulcldo In his
ollloi', Wednesday morning, nl Portland, by
flhooting liiuisolf with u pistol. Ho Ion h
nolo Haying whisky wna tho rauso.
Di-oirAitoiin. W. (j. Morand, chnrgod
with tho inurdor of T. I). Davis, had a
longthy hearing bororo Judgo Wooilwnrd, at
1 'or Hand, and was discharged on Tuesday,
tho ovldonco l)ulng lusulUulont to hold him
for trial.
Krcoiin or a I'ionkuu. Tho Portland
import report Hint u lino slab or tho llnost
Italian innrblo lias litum prepared at that
oily, to Ixi erected ovor tho grnvo of tho lato
Jlov. II. lI.Hlmiildliig.nttlin hapwal Agon
oy, Thoslab lioiirH tho following Inscription:
Nov. Henry Harmon Spalding,
Horn at llatli. N. Y., Nov. 20, lh(U.
Cominenceil tho No. Porous Mission In lSIltl.
men among iiih peopio ul l-iipwul, I. T
August II, 1871, aged 70 yrn 8 iuom. and 7 (Is.
Jllcst with iimiiy souls aa seals to his min
istry." Aftor-Dlnner orator: "It's In tho wonder
Inl insight Inter 'iimttti nutiiro that Dickons
gota tho pull ovor Tliiifkury; but on t'other
liand It's In tho brilliant slmus o' satire,
t'gethor with u keen sun ho o humor, that
lllitkery gelH tho pull over Thackens. U's
Just this: Tlnckery Ih tho huiuorlHi, and
Dackeus In tho hutlrM. Hut, alter all, It's
'liNiini to Itisloot any roiiiparlNou between
Dackory nnd ThlckoiiN." So noiio was "In
Htooted." Tho newly illsooviiroil coral reef oil' tho
const ol Spain forms tint summit ofnn Isold
list Hubiiiarlno mountain, haying a circular
base, with a radius from the summit of tweu
ty miles. Tho mountain rise rogulnrlv
from a depth of 1(1.50(1 to 11,500 leet, tupped
with Ilvo coral. Tho bank around tho edges
gives Widlcatlons of eoniimiatlvolv recent
volcanic disturbance.
Sunday Tiiainh in Canaha. Itmlwuy
trains aro not to bo permitted for tho lutiiro
to run on Sundays In Canada. Tho Doinln
Ion government has (hmkhI orders that no
twins aro to bo run on Sundays, excepting
lu eases of great emergeuoy. Of this einer
geney tho authorities aro to bo tho ludgo, no
Sunday train being permitted except on ill
met government oider,
William SnookH, bolter known as Hilly
Knooks, a resident of the Warm Spring Ito-s-irvntlou,
alter an liuilleotual attempt to elope
villi one of his father's wlviw, bwamo ills
uusted with life and committed sulelde. All
mm occurred vMiuiu inn last ilvo or su d
hi me mworvstioii, MonnUwmr,
HAHVi:srllANii.s. Tho Walla Walla I'num
hays: "In view of tho indications ot euor
iiioiin crops llio larmers aro beginning to
htiuly tho pnblem or harvest lmiids. Last
'if t'u'y were not as plouttful as they might
have been, and this year moro than ovor
will bo rt(iilrtHl."
M.iiitli:it.Oii April 2d 771110 houso
ol the bride's father, by II. Jennings, J. P.,
Mr, John Murray to MIm Louisa Cone all
ot Marlon county, Oregon.
'Sal,,' said one girl to another,"" "I am no
liM 1 have no beau now!" "Why sot"
Hwked the other. "Oh, 'cause 1 can eat as
many onions aa 1 please."
A thrifty wife wonders why the men can't
luanagoto do something useful. Mightn't
they us well muko thenutolvNt smoking
Lama as well aa cigars?
A congregation lu Maluo hay concluded
d that a preacher may skate lr ho wants to,
..... uu .....a. iv'i na tiiuuiu auui nuuu Ills
loot lly UJK
TheoommlsslouorofthegonorHl land olllct
at Washington has approvwl a list of 3,113
Mcrtxtuf laudlii ltugell valley.
ays
Miih. Lyma S. Uatiiman. Denth hna boon
vory actlvo among tho bonovolent womon or
Cincinnati during tho past wlntor, but uono
of thoso who hovo boon callod from tho liar-
vost iioiu win uo moro missed hy tho poor
than Mrs. Lydln J. llatomnn. Ilor namo has
boon h houaohold word in many a novortv
atrlcKon homo, and many could say, na thoy
wopt ovor hor collln, "Wo havo lost our host
frlond." Though hor sympathies and chari
ties woro unlvorsal, yot hor work among tho
colored pooplo of Cincinnati soomod ovor
nearost to hor heart, nnd that work waa tho
last to ho laid nsldo. For moro than ton
years sho hud taught in tho Huxton Colorod
Mission Sabbath School a largo class of
mothors, in who&o families alio l'olt n warm
Intorost, nnd for whom aho enred at ovory
uiporiuuuy, nun mr wnoso liiiprovomonc, in
ovory way, sho laborod assiduously, novor
too woary or too busy to mid to tholr com
fort or rospond to any claim for aid or sym
pathy tiioy might mako upon hor. Hosldos
nor own class, who Intorosted horsolf In ov
ory moinbor of tho school as ono of tho vis
iting coinmltloo, sooklng tho ucodv nnd tho
sick at tholr homos, road lug tho iiiblo nnd
praying with thorn or giving matorlnl nld,
suporliiteudiug n sowing school for tho col
ored children for sovornl winters till hor
hoalth fallod, nnd ovorywhoro mnklng hor
solf a powor lor good among tho colored peo
ple. Her tenderness for children wns tin
boundod. A dovotod mother herself, nhn
folt deoply for tho orphan nnd noglectod
child of wliatoyor rnco, nnd this tonilernofts
mnuo nor an lnvnlunblo moinbor of tho
Hoard of Mnniigors of tho Chlldron'a Homo
for many years preceding hor doatli. Thoro
aa well ns in tho Huxton Mission hor loss
will bo doonlv felt, nnd her nlncn linnl in
llll, but oura tho loss mid bora tho gain. Yot
so humblo waa sho it will bo with n glad sur
prlsethatsho will hoarlhosweot, 'Inasmuch
na you did It unto ono of tho least of theso,
you did It unto mo."
Tho nbovo la from tho Clnclnnnti Commer
cial, nud tho lady roforrod to was it slstor of
O, M. Stroud, tho woll known Conductor on
O.ifcO. ltallroad.
Stuiki:s amo.no Fimii:ii.mi:n. A gontlo
man Just from Aslorla Informs us that thoro
Is a Htrlko among tho llshormen at that
place. Tho disposition to compol tho own
ers of tho largo canning cstnbllshmoutH to
como to terms and pay a hlghor price rorllsh
this season than over boforo.socmstoprevnll
to a very largo oxtont. Already 2s'J men
havoijiiit work nnd signify their dotoriiilna
Hon not tocomnionco agnln unless tho pro
prietors of llshorlea Bocodo to tholr tonus.
nieso iisiiermou uomauii &u coihh tor every
salmon, whllo tho various canneries refuse
to pay moro than 37'j cents npieco. When
our Informant loll thoro was a gonornl de.id
lock. OrcyonUm.
Tho Tiicoma JlcraUl says: Tho tlrst In
stallment of railroad Iron, now en routo ror
this port; will arrive on tho next trip of tho
steamship City of Panama. Thouaftor, each
ocean steamer sailing for this port w ill bring
250 tons ol' Iron until tho ontlro amount Is
received.
AnooiiaOoaih, Largo numbers ofAugorn
goats aro being exported from California to
Mexico, where, It Is thought, thev can bo
raised with greater profit. To give tho ox
perlmeut . proper test, tho Angora (loatiw
soclatlon of Kl Dorado c., has purchased
tlilrty-two thousand acres of land in thostate
ot'Slualoa, about eighty miles from Maatlan.
Members of the Christian denomination nt
Ashland havo subcrlbod $'.'50 toward tho
erection of a houso of worship.
Tho Wool Market.
Tho price of wool gie.Uly lnlorosla our
roadera, as many of them look to coming
wool sales for tho means to assist them
through harvest. From tho Sim Francisco
(Vmmm'fiil llcrnUI, tho be.-.t financial and
commercial authority wo know of, date April
12, wo take tho following:
It now seems probable that November
next will find California In possession often
por cent, less sheep than It owned last No
vember, so great Iiiih been the destruction of
Hocks every wuero outh or tho Morcod rlv
er.caused by lack or Red. V. en on tho Nor
rls ranch, a few miles east ol Sacramento,
the sheep aro starving to death In tho sight
oi pieuiy, i no market lor iroo long stapled
Tho certainty of war In Europe and tho
furthor knowlodgo of a short aupply until
harvoat, baa caused conaldorablo oxoltomont
in tho Fngllah morkot for breadstuff and an
ndvanco to twolvo shillings por contal for tho
vory oholcoat lots. Thoso nro tho oxtromo
figuroa and tho nvorngo ia conaldorably loss,
though probably Oregon cargooa will bring
that price. Twolvo shillings ia not a high
prlco for wheat in Kngland, or nt least not
nearso uign ns It occasionally roaches. It
ia a hlghor flguro, howovor, than hns boon
quoted sinco early last fall. Wo givo flguros
forLlvorpool quotations for club wheat of
former years, a,t thia tlnio, ns follows: April
11th, 1870 10a to 10s Cd; lS75-(samo dato) 0s
wi to va loci; 1871 (same (Into) 12s 8d to 13s;
1873-lls0dtol2.
From tho Commercial Herald wo lonrn
that frolght ratos nro moroly nominal In San
Francisco; that vossols aro waiting Ihoro for
tho now crop to bo markotod in July, with
no groat prospoct of cargoos thon. Thoro la no
whont shipping to Furopo from San Frnn-
olbco, but tho prlco in Ltvorpool nilocts tho
mnrkot and causos tho ndvanco wo fool horo
In Orogon. At Portland, tho quotntions
givon nro 2 to ?2.10 por contnl, nnd Salom
buyers nro in tho mnrketat 81.15 por bushol,
which is nt tho rnto of J2.I0 por contnlnt
Portland, nnd, calculating frolghts nt nn
avorugo prico nnd othor chnrges, would bo
equnl to 13s per contnl nt Liverpool, or ono
shilling moro thnu tho hlghost quotations.
Our mnrkot on this coast is roally dopendont
on tho homo domnud, California has no
aurpliis nnd wo aro shipping Hour thoro,
nnd tho domnnd thore causoa tho ndvanco
bore. This stnto of thlugs will doubtloss
coutinuo untllrnflor harvest, nud it is llkoly
that tho homo domnnd nnd tho uorthorn
trado, with British Columbia, Pugot Sound
mid Alaska, will requlro all wo can oparo.
Tho prospoot for tho future la good in any
ove'nt. A miller nt Oregon City snj-s ho la
ready to contract for 20,C00 bushola of wheat
to bodollvered niter hnrvect, nnd gives his
privnto opinion thnt If tho Kuropcan war
does not tnko plnco wheut will still bo ono
dollar a bushel In tho fall. Tho farmers of
Oregon havo ovorything in their favor, and
thru know it, nnd nro bonding nil tholr enor
gios to sccuro n largo harvest.
Last wook wo gavo prlcos nt ono dollnr n
bushol horo in Salem. Thoro was uo exclto
meut nt thnt tlmo, and Mr. Hcrron was not in
tho mnrkot na a buyer. Friday, tho day
after wo wont to press, wheat wont up to
$1.07 nnd has sinco ndvnucod to 1.15 por
bushol. Snloin Mills nnd W. J.llorrounro
both lu tho market nt that llguro.
Ah to tho remnants of wheat still in first
hands, Mr. Kinney sooms to think that 20,
OOObushols will reach Salom from tho sur
rounding country, nud that thero is still 30,.
000 bushels to como to tho rlvor from Polk
county. At tho presont prices thero is ovory
Inducomont for holdors to market tholr grain.
Tho Local Product) Market'
HODGE, SNELL & GO.
WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS,
A'o. 75 Front Street,
PORTLAND, - - OREGON,
DEAI.tllS IK
Wakelee's Bath for Sheep,
Cresylic Sheep Dip,
lUAMLIXCKItODT'S
Carbolic Sheep Dip,
TIPTOX A Ul'IlTT'S
SHEEP PREPARATION,
Corrosive Sublimate, Arsenic,
Sulph, Zinc, Carbolic Acid, Ac,
remedies ron
The Prevention and Cure
of Scab, etc.
HODOE'S CELEBRATED
Gopher & Squirrel Killer.
Blue Stone,
PAINTS, OILS, GrLASS, &0.
Country Orders solicited.
AND PAIITICULAK ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE
I'ltOMPT DISPATCH OF 0001)3.
HODGE'S
Gopher and Squirrel-Killer.
SUHE AND UELIAULE FOR THE DESTRUCTION
or GOPHERS, SQUIRRELS, RATS,
MICE, CROWS, &.Q.
Snlcr. nettcr, mul Cheaper than
Strychnine, Phosphorim, Ar-
Hcnic, or oilier prepara
tions an a single trlnl
will convince.
SOLD DY DEALERS GENERALLY, AND DY
HODGE, SNELL & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
Noj. 73 Front and 1(1 First St?., POIlTtAND.
YOU WANT A "LADY"
Co iiihUo Voii lnippi I Tho"I.iuly."ilnc!tlarcc.
cxtm early, WHITE (lUAI'E known. Rlpcnn mlddlj
of Aiiuuet. Ilnnly, hcnlthy, productive nmlcvcri
U'licro rcllnlilc. Nine yiars tcftcil, and nniiniv
rd by tho beet Horticulturists In tbc Union. Stront
yuar plants $1. SO single; $15 doz.; $100 per 100.
a-years plants, JiliiRlei fa) doz.j JlJOpcr 100. pre
paid, by mall or express. Circulars and price-list of
00 Vnrlcllcn nrorniioHfrco.
GEO W. CASU'UdLL. Delaware. Ohio.
C. W. DIMICK,
Hulrtmrtl, Marlon Co., Ox.,
unEEDEn or
Shorthorn & Devon Cattle,
BERKSHIRE PIGS,
Jjlg-lit Brainnh Cliiclccn.
Young Stook for Salo.
PIrs at tho farm. $5. and shipped for $t). Light
Ilramah chickens: $1.50 each, shipped, or $1 for three,
FRESH EGGS, carefully packed and shipped, fl.SO
per dozen. I havo tried several of tho non-slttcrs,
and find tho Llcht Dramatis equal to them forcges,
and far better for tho table. O. W. DIMICKV
Oak Grovo Stock Farm. March 8, 167.
FOR
P
Work Imu Ih'kuh on the llfoivlnn Htiitlotm
nt Capo llanwok, mul on SliolwHtr ly, A
.atiUlou wlJl Hlso Ih etwtiHl itt Neuh bay.
wools ruiunhiH vory stronir, but till elasxo- of
tioiM'iivo wooim nro lowor m prloo, mul must
k'ontltiuo to ko loir to moot tho vlowa of
KuHtorn liuynrM. l'roo lontc, ll'ti,o; Hurry,
UtCfi'AKij friH) short, 17j-0o; Hurry short, VI
(lCWo. Sultw; Cliolco, 3,700 lbs, ISJoj vory
i-lioliHi Northorn, lO.tXX) Itu, ', tYoo lout;
lino, tK,000 lbs, 'JIo: I'rco Iohr lino, lftO.OOO tbi,
ISti'JOo; frto Ioiik tluo. .',f)(X) lbs, Hio. An
other ivrtj roH)rt.t wiIimj In lots of 000 blis
(IIOO.OOO lt.) KoconlliiK to ordur unit condition
t rj'iQIOo. Wo submit tho following kov
unmiK ruuvs oi uio mitrKot. Tlio un
ilermKnotl bollors of wool in this city utlont
tho following rules to coreru in tho sao of
wool, ami iiUhIko tholr fklth to strictly ob
servo thusamo: Ail wool will bo sold "as 1m."
TrluuniuK Hnd selootlm: by Bradts will not
b submlttvd to. All wool will bo sold tor
pjuih In p'lil win. Tho trmibfor of wool
from ono wartdiotiNo to nnothor forKradinu
will in uo oHto bo couhlderod asudolivcry to
tho purohasor. Tho wool can only bo ship
lod with tho coiibunt of tho sollois, and lu
all cases tho bills of lading shall only b.
como tho proporty of tho purchaser iiH)uthe
iiiu ivtj uieui ui mo agreeu irico. un 'men
day 17 lust., Fullmer, Ikill it Co. hold their
regular imblio trsdo salo at their wool ware
hotibo, 11, M, Newhall it Co., auctiou.rs,
At Salom wheat still ouo dollar. Kuropeaii
advices show ndvanco and flrmucss In prlco,
und smnll stocks to go on, which, with tho
prospect that war will probably bo doolarod
Immediately between "Russia and Turkey
Justifies tho hopo lor good prices lnunodiato-
ly aftor harvest.
Outs nro worth OOOMcj hay in small do
maiul.ouUsldo prico ?I0l'J per ton; potatoes
dull at not over Wo for any Quality; annlos
37'sti UVj; butter, fresh rolls, io por lb; eggs
inojior down. Tho gonornl promiso Is of
extraordinary crops and n coming good
inarkot,and our farmers may renllzo next
Fall groat prosperity.
Portland Produco Market.
Wo copy tho following from tho Oregoniau
of tho llUh :
Wheat Tho market is very miiot nnd av
orai;o quoUtlous Jl W.l WKr cental.
Flour Uest brands f3 50ati 00 ier bbl.;
outsldo aud country brands, ?5.25a5.60; tluo
and susirllne, f 75a5 Q0.
vats iiwt,iiOatrj common, 57at0a.
Hay Choice timothy, balotl, J15al0; loose
llttl5.
Uacon-tiides 12al3o hams, 13al0o; shoul
dors, lOo.
Lanl Oregon-mado, fresh, lu tins, 131 Ico
pr lb; in kegs, l'Jaiso.
Chickens 12 50al 60 jor dozen.
tumor .mc; cnoose, iaiuc,
' -KK 18 to Wo pr doz.
PoUto-30 to 35o.
Su PranrUco Murucf.
lor Tiutururu,
tin Francisco, April 17.
Whct Liverpool price unchanccd, but In New
York and Chicago there It a weak feeling in tho mar
ket. Shipping hero quotable at ICa SU; wllllui;, (i
K75.
0t-J W&i ai.
Barley-Brew Inc. f I KJ,Va$J 70; feed, f I 57af t 6S.
Legal Tenders,) M bujlnir, W, selling.
Liverpool wheat market to-Uay-il li.'oils ?d for
ac-o California; lu W1J W fc-i dub,
THE PjLEASANTON SUM-J5ATIIS.
Kecoiiimendeil by Hie highest aulhorlty for the cure of
iOTervoTi.a Co m plaint
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM,
Pains and Aohes of all Kinds.
Por Snlo toy
JOHN HUGHES,
DEALER IN
G-rooeries fvixcl Frovisionsy
PAIiATS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS,
"Wall Ia,p2r,
AND BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS,
State Stroot, - Salem, Orogon.
FLAXSEED
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5.0 0 0 BUSHELS
-or-
FURNISHED FREE OF CHARGE
To DEetrixLers
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Sowing in the Spring of 1877.
THE I5EST CROP FOR CHANGE OP LAND.
FLAX STUBBLE EQUAL TO SUMMER
FALLOW FOR WHEAT,
IS THE TESTIMONY OF ALL THE FLAX -RAISERS
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FAIR, AVERAGE LAND WILL PRODUCE A
GOOD CROP. THE BEST LAND, WELL PRE
PARED AND SOWED TO FLAX, WILL YIELD
LARGE RETURNS, IN MANY OASES FROM 20'
to 30 Bushels to the aore, the profit from the same
being muoh greater than that derived from any other
orop.
Printed instructions regarding the preparation of the land,
sowing, harvesting, and prices, furnished to all applicants.
OIL CAKE MEAL, will bo furnished to all contractors,
its Ll
e paid for in Flax Seed, if desired.
Address, PIONEER
Or,
.U.l!:Y FAHMEHS- CO.. AUUNT. FLORn . ret Tn..nn.
OIL CO.,
Sulcui, Oregon,
JAMBS H1.AKELY, Bnow.NiLti;
J. 0. J'AITEKSUN, Wim Wiu.
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KUSG & BELL, CoitVAiw;
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