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8ALEM, FRIDAY, JUNK 8, 1877.
YAQUINA BAY.
Klk Olty is prottlly situated on a flatjust
uuiow inn point wnoro tuo nig j,ik hows
into tho Yatjultia and Is almost at what may
Imcallod tho hoad of Navigation. Tboro Is
Rood hotol thora kont by Mr. J. Dixon tho
ovr nor of tho stafio lino, a blacksmith shop
and a storo boloiiKlnu to Messrs. K. A.
Abboy and Mr. Simpson, who llkowlso own
tho groator portion of tho land In Its iuitno
dlato vlolnlty. Thero Is a small stoamor
which runs toNowpnrt and ombarklup;ou it
tho travolor Mourn down rlvor. Tho loast
flopth of wntor horo Is about nlno foot nt low
water, and doscoudluK about ouo inllo ono
can coo on tho loft bank a handsoinohouso In
which Mr. Simpson llvos, whilst on tliorlttlit
Isonoof tho haudsomott rcsldonco't In Ore
Kou wlioroK. A. Abboy (commonly known
u"jtii"; rusticates.
ThoYuqulna rolls ulujrirlnlily along past
an old uruvoyard, and tho churrod romalns
of Mr. Hiiwtnllo'f) house, and winding hIoiik
HiroiiKhn bottom, dottud hero ami thoro
with scattered farms, iho voyager roaahos
tho sKt whore tho Olalla uotues In. Hero Is
ahotii tho shonlest spot on tho rlvor, tho
water has washed out drift on olthor Hldo ho
thaton thoNO bcirs(as they may bo called)
tlierols only nmofuet of water, while abovii,
below, and botwoou them tho dopth Is II
foot. Then
"toi.ijdo"
Is scon, a sottlemeut on a sldo crcolf , nud
liure, in tho oveut of tho Hallroad pasalug
by this route, thero will no doubt bo estab
lished a branch lino to tap "tho Sllot." coun
try; for, whenever tho Indians are removed
from the rosorvatlou laro lindy of tho
moat fortllo laud In Ori'Kon will bo opou
forsettleuuint,and thoro Is good land enough
ulougtho Hnlmon river to support llvo litiu
ilrotl lainllloi of Industrious while moil.
Tho souuil'ngi vary horo from 1 1 to 18 feet,
mid the Ywiiiltm Hows in it broad strnatu.
Uelow this aro Oysiorvlllo with Its Hilling
stakes and tho Onosttu saw-mills, whlnh
could, If properly mipporUid, turn out large
(mantltlesof redar and llr liimbor, but at
proHiint thero Is not a good markot for those
articles at homo, and shinning to Man Fran
cisco Is rathor a liHsrdous speculation, as
many have already discovered to their cost.
A Utile lower down is Shipping I'olnt and
(lion tho river spreads out uud thochauuel
is markml with nuoyv.
At last tho Hay Is roachod and porchod on
n high blulf to tho right tho Iioiihos com
prising Newport oomo In sight, and thon the
little steamer runs alongsldoof a wnodon
wharf and tho passengors most probably
seek tho sholtur of tho nearest hotol, whoro
I'ulo Auuny and Ills obliging wife always
welcome the wayfarer beneath their hospit
able roof. Then tho explorer can proceod
along tho blulf toward lint open sea, and
traversing tho little town of NowM)it and
gradually aseondlng bo will pass the Ocean
IIouho, another ooiivonlunt hostelry and
shortly lifter reaah
rin: i.mimtoi'si:.
l'nim motives of (false) economy this boa
nou lias now botitiUiicoiiilnuotl nud tlsruddy
gleam no longer groois the eye of the storm
tossed soanisu. Htaudlligon tho tall cllll.i
In front of It a inagulllcont view is boholil,
stietehliig awsy northward to L'ami 1'onl
weather Is a iltinp bight or bay In which
oMdnf the largest tonuiige win rule at
anchor, and whluh, by the erection ofn
lireakwater, can .be inudo tho best harbor on
the whole North wont coast! ut loostao marluo
surveyors liavo renorted.
On i.he lia Is Vn(uln Hay, on thosoiilli
sldo Of' which a low sandy 'bench strotehes
lo where tho A'soa llows into the ocean uud
here thpro lift largo tract of excellent lurid
which U now open for settlement. This Is
InleriKM'led by many creeks and tidal chan
nels which Nllnrd groat luoilltles for tho cre
ation of sawmill, while tlierols in every
direction a uugullloont range for cattle. The
wolves hero have become mil to numerous so
that slutm would stand but a imor chanco
until thosA brutes have been oxtirnated. In
the front I'jt be grand l'sclllo rolling on In
its might and Just beneath tho point the bar
is inarKuii out ny mo wuuo cromuu uiuows
which cohm'IomsIy roar on it.
Tills Is tho great 'alledgeti obstacle In the
Hay to beluga shipping port, but what urn
llioreal lucla tif the msoT Ou tho. bar aro
two well dt lluoil uhanuels where the deep
blue of tho ocean shows plulnly thai deep
water exists. Ill that which is the nearer to
light lioimo paint tho channel is uuobstruot.
ed and the depth ot the water ranges from
It! lo 10 Icot mrordlng lo tho tide, In tho
other there aro throe rooks which ahow dis
tinctly at low water but a yery slight expense
mid some giant powder would imloklyto
move them and thou thorn would bo a free
ohauuel with a depth Hiilllnleut to Host ves
sels of the largest sire. The capitalists of
i'ortlund of oourao Una every exertion to de
ter people from ougHulug In an ouUirprUo
which would deprive their city o tho great.
r portion of Its gialn trade but the farmers
of the valley are now beginning to iiwn
their eyes, and soon Ymjulim IUy will have
llHHalniou llhhorle", Its ottiiiiurltvi, Its grain
mid lumbur.oxporis, uud will iiUo bucoiuu
the muni popular resort in the summer sea
Miu lor iIiono who teek lor health and
ucrcutlmi. Yuvou.
L DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION.
It was a rouuukubly ltuaut mnrnliig, In
loot, Mm first of Hummer, when two excur
sionists seated in a buggy dntwii'.by a strong
black horse passed through the cavernous
seml-obNOurlly of the south bridge and
emerged Into tho sunshine sod Irtish country
air.
The Htato School Superintended!, Dr. Lj. i.
ltowland, was thoone, and "Yours Truly"
the other, the objective point of their lour
uyWas"TherroseotUin Sobool," "Was
oo" shook his bead, sullied the breeo and
stepped out as gaily a If bo weroltthU na
tive pastures, Kaat of tho Mountains, and
the road wound through rolling bills
covered with oaks, and small valleys clothed
In Kmerrtld green, Occasionally as the sum
mit of some acclivity was gained, we would
look over a fair UmUcape dotted every
where, with farm houses aud orchards gleam
lug with snowy blossoms, for at Mil soasou
Dame Nature has assumed bor
NKATJOT lUUII,
Aud Oregon shows to the bent advantage.
Ilavlugiiover traveled this highway before,
Dr. UowUnd was not ijullg certain of the
proiHr road, but ho was relieved of his d,l
lemma shortly after psjslug the Catholic
"'Jul
burying grounds, by very' opportunely en
countering a polite young man who, on being
accosted, informed us that he lived near the
Hill school bouse and gavo such minute di
rections as to the road that wo could not
easily go astray.
Traveling on through those lovely oak
clad hills and greon pastures we gradually
ascended, and tho landscapo opened out on
ovory sldo, shifting In ita features each mo-
inont iiko some moving panorama of boau-
ty.
Wo had proceedod about tho distance wh ich
wo had boon told wo must travel whon the
Doctor's atlontlon was attracted by a man
who was extracting oak grubs and so de
scending from his buggy ho vlowod tho ope
ration and conversed with tho farmer. This
gontleman was Mr. Cofloy, who owns a con
sldorablo tract of splondld land all around,
and ho very kindly acompaniod us to tho
modest
COUNTRY SCHOOL HOUSE,
Which stood at a llttlo distanco surrounded
and half hlddon by oak groves.
Thochlldron woro Just dismissed for tholr
dinner-hour, and so Dr. Rowland luformod
tho young lady (Miss Lucy Kullorton) who
rulod ovor (horn that ho would go up on
Prospoct Hill, and return in about an hour.
So "Wasco" was put In motion again and
after proceeding about half a ratio, tho road
camo abruptly to a rnthor stoop docout nnd u
wide scope of country strotchod away In full
view; thon passing through a gato tho buggy
was abandoned, and on foot wo procoodod to
tho summit of a gentlo elevation crowned
with oak trees which ullorded an agrcoablo
shade.
No wondorthat this Is called
HtOSI'IXT HIM,
and that uumbors of pooplo como from n
distanco to udmlro It. Almost tho outlroof
tho Willatuetlo Valley is spread boforo tho
gazor's oyes; away on tun right beyond
the rlvor which Iravorscs tho valley like a
th raid of silver, tho greon rolling prnlrlcs
and forest-clad hills of Polk stretch away to
whoro sky and mountains seem to Join,
.
Apparently at our vory foot tho whllo housos
or uki ami inow iiuiepenuencopeoiioutiroin
tho trees, and wost of them In tho midst of
g nil n Holds and orchards tho snow white
dwolliug houses of Monmouth, with tho
more lofty buildings of tho Christian Col
logo ond church, aro distinctly vlslblo. To
the north and wost Dallas can bo soon plainly,
whilst to tho south Albany, lluona Vista and
Corvallls, aro In sluht. Tho Coast Itanno
with Mary's ponk shooting up conspicuously,
forms tho wostern framo of this
WONDKItl'UI. r.ANDSCAPK,
Hut away to Iho east aud northeast tho vlow
Is, IT posslblo, moro uisgnlllcont, away
stretch for miles fortllo flolds of grain; Salem
with Its many white church steeples Is in
plain vlow, whilst bohlnd tho dark, sombro
ranges of tho llr-olad Ciscado inountalna
'peep out Iiko shoetod ghosts, "tho wli lie Bpoo
tral snow neaks of tlio Throe Sisters. Mt.
Jell'orson, Mt. Hood and Mt. St. ilolens.
Slowly ami llugorlngly wo lurnod uwav
from tho landscapo, and tho Doctor proceed
od todisohargobls olllolal duty by visiting
tho school. It was qulto an interesting and
amusing sight, tho awo and wonder or tho
children at llrat when tboy looked at a real,
live Slate Superintendent, and then bow
gradually they ovoroamo their timidity and
rippled with smiles when thoy found that
that wonderful Slate Oulclil had actually
onco boon u school boy, had miirerod all tho
pains and penalties Incidental to that curoor.
Dr. Itowlaud'H stylo of visiting schools or
Teaol ' Institute is qulto dllforon'. from
the o . abllshed rdutlno of long, " irdy,
sonm "i harrnnuuos on "Iho Hetuilts of
Kdui'u.tcU" Ao An., Ac. Ho always tries
lo infuso life and animation, aud so his time
In 1'roHpeet Hill school hotifo was stmnt
chlelly In the -'various class exercUes which
lie coiiductod, In order that Miss Kullertou
might see some of tho modes of oral lustruo
lion In ICiigllMh grammar, spelling, and
arithmetic, which Doctor ltowland himself
had learned during his attendance ou the
Toaohors' Institute.
The Superintendent in tlujcoursAof his re
marks laid particular stress on the Impor
tance of retaining as long as KUlhls the
services of ouo mmpeteut tesouer, and staled
that tho best sobool ho bad visited In this
Statu was "right under tho shadow of the
llluo Mountains, where onn common, plain,
counUy teacher had taught for three suo
cesslvo years," The children were atlentivo
and prompt In their exorcises, ami tho State
Hnniirliitnndant nxnrossed hlmtelf as croatlv
pleased allko with teacher and pupils, SqM
blddliigtheiuall a kindly rarewoii.anu prom
ising again to visit Prospect 11.111 If ponlhlo,
wo got Into tho buggy and (s "Wasco" bad
a strong desire for oats), soon returned to tho
Capital. T.J. II.
Don't go to the Black Hills to get rich. It
Is far easier to organlxe a life Insurance com
pany and pay yourjelf a salary of f.10,000
per year.
Krttom. Orotrou. Owlor lu Sloroocoic and 8lriiv.
Mxiele Vlow, il Scon of Sslom and the urreund
liurroiintrr. MfiMUo rhului;rptn, in India Ink. Oil
or Water Color. wli
TOHlC.
Kvory one, at times, feels tho necessity of
some restorative of tho vital powers, do
pressed by mental or bodily exhaustion. In
such conditions, let every ouo, Instead of Hy
ing to the nlcoholls or medicinal stimulants,
which must bo billowed by tlounuslon equal
to their excitement, relnvlgorato his deruug
ed s Mem by the natural toulu elements of
the I'kiuiviak Sviuii'. Sold by all drug
gMs. tlusollrllcsl Teattmouy.
lVlrlleld, Me., April 'JS, 18tl,
Oentlemen Seeing numerous certlfloates
In the Maine Mirinrr, eudorslng the merits
of the Uroat hung ltemmly. Wist Ail's Dai.
sam of Wu.nCiiKHUV, 1 am Induced audi
take pleasure in giving publlolty to the great
euro it acoompllsbwl In my family in the
year 1SMJ. During the summer of that year
mv son, Henry A. Archer, now pontmasuir
In'thls place, was attaekod with spitting of
bliKid, raughi weakness of lungs, and gene
ral debility, o much ko that our family phy
sician declared hi in to have a "seated con
sumption." He was under medical treat
ment for a number of months, but received
no benctlt from it. At length, from tho soli
citation or himself and others, I was ludiioed
to purchase ouo bottle of WisTAii'a lUuu
op WiMi OiiKitny, which lieneftted liliu no
much I obtained another, which In n short
Umo restored him to his usual stale of health.
I can safely recommend tills remedy to olh
era In like condition, for it U, I think, all it
purports to he-riiK oukat lujmi ukmkhv
1SJU TUK TlMUsl ,
The above statement, gentlemon, la my
voluntary offering to you lu fttvor of you
disposal. As over, yours, . .
Andkkw Akcueii,
WILLAMETTE
A HENEVOLENT 1H8TITU1I0N.
Your.oorrespondent plunged In a deep
reverio, was gazing at sundry old tan va's
and charred pieces of timber olose by tfce
bridge which spans North Mill Crook when
he was startled by tho sudden apparition of a
very small, red-cheeked, black-eyed boy,
carrying a small tin dinnor-pall.
Tho apparition was dressed in a dark suit
and woro knlckorbockors, striped stockings,
and a llttlo straw hat. This small traveler
was very free and easy In bis demeanor and
promptly informed the writer that "bo was
flvoyoarsold, had come from Astoria and
bad Just beon to sobool (whoro bo hadn't
boon whipped). In a Jolly indepondont and
rathor patronizing way bo further announc
ed that he was an orphan, and had two sis
ters, and that he was going to tho Orphan's
Homo." So tho wrltor, bolng a protty large
orphan, at once fraternized with bis diminu
tive acquaintance and so thoy traveled on In
company. The smaller orphan was vory
fluontof spcoch and kindly Informed bis
comrado that ho wasln tho First Header but
he'd bo glad when ho finished it and wont
into tho Socond. On being askod how ho
llkod " the Homo," ho said "It was first rate
and that tboro woro at presontslx other boys
and ono girl," ho furtbor addod " thoro used
to bo another girl but she's gono away and
I'm glad of It, for slio was vory moan and
tisod to tako tho milk and cream." Ho was
loud in his praises of "Uncle Thompson"
and ovldonlly considorod hlmbolf h vory
Important personage nnd had a vory low
opinion of tho menial callbro of his tall
companion, and so sldo by sldo tho two
orphans Journoycd along tho ploasaut
country road lightening tho fatigues of trav
ol by discussions ou various subjects of
spoclal Interostto ihosinallorof tho twain,
cliiof ot which wus a picnic for tho chlldron
attondlng tbo school ho patronized (Miss
Pooblos') which wni unuouncod for tho
onsulng day. ,
Till! OIll'IIAN'S jiomk
Is a noat, wolMltilshod houso standing on
ugontlo acclivity and almost in tbocontorof
a ton-acro farm which woo doidod to this
charitable institution by tho late Mrs. J. L.
Parrish. Tbo land has been cleared aud
lilted for cultivation and tho houso has boon
built aud furnlshod chlolly by tho contribu
tions of bonovolont prlvato Individuals.
Tho legislatures of 137:2 and 1871 each
tnado an appropriation of $3,000 In aid of tho
Homo, but tho last legislature olthor had
au acute attack of falao economy or wero
too busily .engagod in politics to think of
providing for tho support and oducation of
llttlo orphans who hud no political lulluouco
aud could not ovon vote, so tho Homo has
boon left tostrugglo on dopondlng sololy ou
tho aid of "Christian" men and womon.
Tho children aro all bright and iutslllgont
looking, and thoy crowd about "Undo
Thompson" and tyraunlzo ovor him in u way
that shows this Institution Is a "Homo" in
reality, aud that ,Mr, and Mrs. Thompson
fulfill, as far as Is possible', tho jllacn's of tbo
fithors and mothora who bavo passed away
aud loft thoso children to tho moruy of tho
world. This Institution has boon struggling
along for tho past yoaiind its rosourcos aro
ut pi-osnnt so uoarly exhaustod that there is
n pawilng nood of somo asslstauco bolng
speedily allordcd to It, and thero Is no doubt
but that tho citizens of Marlon cjunty, and
the Slnlo at largo, will roadlly coiuo forward
to siipport tho Orphans' Homo when onco
they'liavo loarnod how great Is the necessity
for assisting In Its support.
Tho following ladles at prosout, Superin
tend tbo management of tbo Home,
kvi:cutivk orrieiALs,
Mrs, J. II. Moores, President.
Mm Cioo. W. Oray, Treasurer.
Mrs. A. N. Kinney, tJooretary.
llOUhKHOLD COMMITTK.
Mrs, I). A. Miller, Mrs. J. L. Starkey,
Mrs, Dr. II. Carpenter, Mts. A. A. McCully.
Mm. G. (!. Van Wagner, Mrs. Jno, Mlnto,
Mrs. A. Wheeler and many othorbeuevolout
ladles Interost theniBolves lu this charitable
Institution, aud the Matron, Mrs. Thompson,
with hor kludheartod husband havo, for tho
last four years, had tho inangenient of Us
domestic economy. Tho last gllmpso tho
wrltorcuuvht of "Undo Thompson," bo was
standing In tho middle of a group of tiny
urchin out In tho garden, evldeutly at their
mercy, but Intensely ploasod with his posi
tion, Tho only regret your correspondent
had was that he bad not provldod a storo
of picture-books and candy, so that he also
might have como In for a share ef tho bright
looks aud smiles thoso little orphans cast on
their venerable looklug Uncle." T.J.ll.J
Dr. J. A, Itlohardsou returned yesterday
from the vicinity of tit. Hulens, bringing
with him some line speclmeus of coal, taken
from n vein located on the east banks of the
Cotumbla rlvor, opposite the boad of Dcor
Island. Tho Dr. has an interest in the
mine and thluks that he has n good thing
and wo hoie ho has.
The Pelton Separator,
Yesterday the following proof of the supe
riority of tho l'eltou Separator was exhll-
lted at tho barn of Mr. ltosekrauls lu North
Salem. A quantity of straw, sulllcient to
Allan ordinary boader-btd, was taken and
passed through the Peltou Separator, and
though this had been last Fall put through
ono of the DuiUlo- Pitts machines and bad
since then lain In a barn, yet a quantity of
wheat was obtained amouutlng to two bush
els and one peck, thereby fully proving the
Immense advantage the farmor will jjalu by
the use of the "Paolflo Threshing Machlno
Compaiy'a" Horse Powers and Separators.
lly a letter from Hev. A. J. Uunsakor ve
learu that the lUptUt Sabbath School Oor
ventlon for this State will unet in Albauy on
Monday, Juue5,aud will probably hold for
three .days. The O. & O. 11. K. Co. have
klutlly cousented to pis delegates over their
xoad at half tho usual rates, and persons who
have beeu Mleoted to attoud should UQl f'J
get to bring tbsurcredeutUli,
FARMER.
-t-texrtl-oia,
The Imported
WHITE PRINCE
Will r Und the cnnnlnr: rcaoon. commencing Arnu. 3d. osd contlnulag to tho lfith of Jult. at the ftablo of
Mr. A. 11. MAIISHALC. AJLkM3.sr, Ton TUKSllAY, P. M and WEDNESDAY and THimSDAY,A.
M.. of each week. At thoMabio of HKTkN DAVIDSON, Saloxn, ou FltlDAY, P.M., and SAT-
UKIIAYand MONDAY. A. M.
nf fnrh wpplr.
xcrmai-e2Q in
I have some
U. S. OOUi COIN,
very
Fine
Every family that keep a cow idiould havo a JBHSEY, or at lead a hilf-blood,
wicm win noi uo wiinoul tnem, if incy aro 10 do nan.
I liavo already Ijmcd a ilrcilnr with flno cnpravlEBS of mv Hortcs and Mates, a vlof of my Stable:
wlthahtttnry of tho Perchcroni", nnd why they arc proUuudtn other larjro honecjiomo hints on hrscdlnx;
.w uMudumui i.iiu iiui lip ill auiuyv MIIU .l.v,
a'.nml
WHEAT A1VI OATS
Chopped into Feed,
DPor Oxio-O7oxxtla. Toll.
....Awo....
Sash, Doors. Blinds,
JMCoii IcHti ss f
Turning. Ntnlr work, ItcriNtcmlN,
IliircmiH, SlttuilN, TnblcN,
FANNING MILLS,
Anil nil KintlN nt Furniture,
At UKD-ltOtlK PltlCKd. ShoiiatApHctil'n'al Works
bulldlni;, Milcill. ie!l O I'. HICNNIN.
EAILR0AD LANDS.
Xjitoi'(il XoriiiMl
low riticr.st
LOW INTKIIKSTI
Tno Oregon nnd California and Oregon
Central Itallroad Companies
OFI'KH tliclr Land for ralonpos tho following libe
ral tcrma: Ouo tenth of tho prlco In caih; Inturctt on
the balanco at tho rato of roron per cent, one year
after Kale: and each following vear onn.irnth nfthn
principal and Intcrott on tbo balanco at tho rato of
taven per cent per annu-n. lloth principal and Inter
t payablo In U. S. Currmcy.
A discount of ton per cent, will ho allowed for caih.
T Letters to bo addrented to V. KOIIULZK. IjiiuI
Aizent O. A O. H. it.. Portland. Orcsoti.
JOHN MINTO,
nnKioin or
MERINO SHEJi3P,
flTAKES ileauro InnflVrlni; to tho WoolOrowom of
a. Urrxonand thoailVMnlni-TcrrltnrlHN the chanco
topnrchano TIIOKOU(lllllltKI) MKHINOS, and as
rurlni;pirtlelntervatrd tbat thoy can, and will en
deavor to. Hell Sheep of tho nonio quality and valuo at
MUCH t'UKAl'KIt ItATKB than Vuch can slbly
bo Imported. Hxamluallon and comparison with oth
er rltieep oirured In tho market arc cordially invited.
..Addrera JOHN MINTO,
Balcm, Orecnn.
N. I), TIia Itam and Ham Lamb of tho Hook ran
horeenou tbo 1ULANU FAILM, adjolnlug Halem.
Thu Kwca can !o seen at tho ramo place, or at the
lltht. KAHM' four and a hall miles iouth of the city.
Salem, Ueatembcr 10, 183.
THE FINE
Thorougbbred Stallion-.
DELAWARE
TITILL BTANU THE EN8UINO 'SEASON NEAR
Tho Farm or II. K. Ankeny, 10 mlIwsontli
or Halein,
IOwer Uaiitlami Ilottom, under the rhanro of, and lit
tba renldenco or, Mr. J. T. 11K0KWITII.
Keatou rouimenclug April ltt and ending July lt,
1STT.
Service by, the Season. $15; Insurance 32d.
Payable in qoM coin, at the time of ten ice. or v, heit
maru prove to bo In foal '
Marcifromadtitancc'pt-tiircd and cared for at $1
per week, bat no xUW taken.
la a blood lay; IV,' hand hlizli, and oIkIui 1,125 IN.
majlml
The Celebrated Thoroughbred; Stallion
BR. UNDSLEY
w
ILL, STAND TUB ENSUINO SEASON AT
sAXiivJr,
From March lWh to July loth. Marea can be taken
to tlu Ll)ery Stablo of llean . Davldfon, or Mut to
mhU JAMES V. 11V11KK Salem.
Season of 1877.
tiii: iMi'ouTr.n
CLYDESDALE STALLION
YOUNG MARQUIS,
-AKi THK-
TROTTING STALLION
TITIIXMAKK TK SEAfeON OP
1617. FltOll
IT Apt
ittnt toJaly Itt.a&fbUowa:
At Win. Ackcr'S Union Stnlile,
Tayloi Ntrcctv l'orllaud,
MONttAYS, after 10 o'tlock; TUESDAYS. WEJ
XKSDAYS, ani THUItAYS, at 1 p. m.-, and
At tno Owner' Farm, Hccrtvllle,
Wahlrtou county, on VUIDYS, SATL'ItDAYS,
and SUMXYYS. After Julj 1U at ItEKUYltLE.
VUlnsln county.
TKRMS-.UTTOCn VT, to lnar. SO, YOUNO
MAKOCIS, tolnure 40. Settlement to be made
whenraarv ar kuowu to ba In toil, I'aj'luMEtf at
Ut aouu-k HmlleJ to a faw uiarv bmu-lt froto a dla
UliX. Addru,
Or A LUCK I.')TUI.V, Kcc4vltlc.
apC 'to
fel
T3LOirGXrLGJ3.
WaT1
Peroheron Stallions,
AJNTD GEN. ELEUJRY.
THE SEASON Dueatthf end of tho ecapon.
JEkSEY
CATTLE for Sale.
fsmlllcs that have ncd
. ..v j ti uu &...! .. -re-.--.-..
"VNT". O. 3VL V JiIH,
TII1D I3XJ?ORXlDX
Trotting and Draft Stallion,
BLACK STRANGER!
TItTII.L STAND. THE
PJIKSENT HEAHOf1 AT
M tho fiitm or J. U
Ncailillli. Ulilf. I'olk
county, and at MUldltN & CO.'s .4tnblc. In hxtr.M.
on KrlilnK nul i-aliirilsyiiof oath week, after tho lUlk
or April
TE1I.M8 For tho Heoon. jas at tho end of the
Hrnsoti. lNtiUHAXUE, :i.i, jiiyble beti tho
Mnru 1 known to bo Mllli foul, or when Iho owner
ha pnrted Ith her. All IiIIIh payablo In cold coin.
MurcK Ironi a dlrlnneo paolurrd ami cared for at $1
per week, hut n( rifle taken.
Description nntl Fcdlsreei 1!lck Stiuk
ukii Ik ill imrids IdcIics l,lgh, livearK old, and wi-lKhs
over 1 !W0 Ibn. Wan bred hy Voio Hcjnoldj, Kfq ,
WIna'ovv, Maine, ill dam was Unman n .Mceccnpir,
by Htonn Mcrrengcr, by Wlnlhrop Mennrnuer, by Im
purtcl Mc'rcneer. 'iho Itoynold'x Mara, dam cf
"LACK bTHANUKH, weh-hed l.!0' pounds, and
wa a lino camplo of tbo Mcraenircr tock.
IILACK hTJlANdKIl was Mred bv tho Wycr's
bore, a bay ttatllou welqliliiKl.UM iionndr, and get
ter of an extra lino of trottlnt: rolls. Capablo of
trotting lilmfclf In 2:10 foramllo. und haa repeated-
ir inauunip nan muo in i:iu. no won rireu ny uen.
ltnoi. out ol a MoMcngcr maro, wclRhlni; LRCtf
ponnds. ULAOK STltANOBK haa a vory powerful
i-ct of llmbr, very ttralsht, with gambrcl and knee
Joints low down, tho bono procertes and mufclca
perfect ramples of his Rrnnd lire, Uen, Knox.
Half Brother to Caledonia Chief, tin
fastest Trotting Stallion in Canada,
Slrod by Howe's Royal aoorge. Dam by. old Harka
way, thu celebrated Irish Wood Hon o. will Maud for
Stares In
East Portland;.
At Iho Stables of JOHN 8IIAVRR, from April 15th
to July IM, 1877. 910 to I ii mi re, payablo when
tbo Maro I kuown to bo In 'oal, ft & for tbMc
on, payablo at th tlmo of rcrvlco.
JOHN REDMOND.
March W, 1877.
Kentucky -Bred Stallion.
Tho Fino Mambrino Trotting Stallion,
IUSBY.
Awarded First Premium at the
' Oregon State Fair, 1876.
, nnscwi'TioN and pEnionEE- i,uby i
uarK urown. in nniiu men. and wa aired liy Ertaron.
own. Ill handi Iilch, and wai aired by Brioron.
i by Hootlnr 2d by Oray Kacla; M by Aratna.
i by I'lay'a Mambrino Chlcr. cut of tbo trolthnr
n. Caudlt. Clay' Mambrino Older wan cot
ini lldiu I
Krlcon I
maro Mrs.
by Mambrino l'aymarler, who waa l-y Mamhrlco, out
of a inar by i'aynianter. Mambrino. waa a 1-oa of
Imp. Meftentrcr- lie waa the tiro of Abdallah, and tho
irand uro of Kyfdlck'a Hambletonlau, aa well a
Mambrino CliUr; xhe dam of tho latter waa a brown
maro, a celebrated roadfter aud fauioa breeder fired
by a gray horfooron of Imp. Mcrjvueer, who flood
lu UucheM co., N. V. Brlcton baa nreeord of 3;80W.
3d heat, ot four yeara old, and U tha fire of Bria, wlUt
a record or 2:2$Xi at four year old, ami Doblo, with
record of :40f , at two yrara old, and 3 80, at Ms yr.
old. W. Combf , 'with record. S;S'Wt it' thrrta year
old; and la tbo tlra of many other good une.
TEItMS-Tho Searon, $25.
WILL 8T.iyj J. SMKX. at Durbln'fr' Stable.
Thunidajr, Vrlrajr, and Natulday.
AT AI.HAXX; Monday aii-tTMuradjay.
JOHN YOUNG,
aplOmS
o Vroprictor.
fJ ho.- llalt-Brcd Olydcsdalo,
ONE OP-THE FIUST ntlZA PAItM TEM.
alro tha flrt prUo threa-yeara-old Hra StalUoa
at Oreu-o.t. Statu Fair, 187B, ainl pmnorty of WM.
CllALMEltS. Cornelia, by Uornelln. WathUgton c.
haa been tout, by tpeclal rUet, to rtand at
JMV. THOUNBtJU'S, erln,
Where be will ttand tho llrt threo Oayalu each week,
aud tho :t thtre at the fArm of
J. SAlTlN(;FIKMIlloull rralrle.
TEUMS-aSO to ixisuro, payable
It of a. iKis, or whe:ivvr maroa aro known to be
lu ro:, apiSml
CRKO rtrVW aVftcbtoAwnta. $tOOu(V.
Owl O 4 4 ;i'. Q VICKJUtr, Angn.u"Malnt.
HEAL ESTATE LOANS,
OKEGOX AND W.ISM1XGT0X
Trtist Investment Compaij
OV 8COTI.ANB.
TIUS Company l prepired to negotiate teana U
anmii Irorn SVVX to SSu.UW aeeuro J over lMi'RO-
KDCITY I'llOlVltTV aod KAltil LANDS, for
Itxed period ryeriu, or repayable by half-yiarly U
btllmut. Kvr lvrm. apply to
WILLIAM ItKlD. Mxnacer.
novlOr
U Flrot Street ronland.
. STAYTON
T
ms
MILL HAS HEKN DEPA1RED, WITH
New Muvlitaorv.
a'nl h ono of Drake' Now 11.tii.i. and we or
i.orprpirei to supply flut-cl l.L'MUElt, rough,
or drott d, at hort notice. Trice range
From $!) to $ilS.SO per M.
QVKENEK A bTAVTOX BB3k
Suyton. Or., May 15, rt.
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