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BALKM, FRID)AYtsJULT , 1877.
Greenbacks' tn
The Maine State (Oraenlaack Convention
met at Skowhegan on tbe'l&a, ejolon Chase
ol Turner, cualrmanTaafltendaaoe js-aa'
Terr large. The ofcelrmM, oongrkalaUd
Ike convention urxjanlh rapid apreid of
principle jepreaentUyiy, Ithavparty.i In
Maine. The platroraV (adopted afcree,aub-'
atanllally with tne view given Dyne ia tat
TAiutin two week ksoe. h v , ",-, '
A platform wa oaahiroausly. adopted d
manrilncr Immndlata .Masai of ttiaKrsSuklB.
Uon act of January 17 ISTfc.tkattbi, govern
aaent anume Ha sovereign .lunoiion 'ana
the faith and resource of tbe nation In har
monywith itbergenlu or xiurc government
and adapted to tbe wants of legitimate bust
ne tnsi aa laataa pracuoauie uiuuu un
note be withdrawn and replaood by paper
money issued by tbo government directly to
tbe people and bo made full legal tender for
alldobts public and prlvato, except wbero
coin la In tbo contract: that this inonoy shall
bo reculvablo for nil dullim, duo and taxea,
and bo, ItilnrohanKablo with a low Intereat
boarlng Kovornuiont; that tho government
rcmonollr.o hllvor) that tbo present bondod
dfibtoflho country be funded as rapidly aa
Kialble Into registered interchangeable
nd bearing a low rate of Interest; that tbo
public domain should bo reserved for aotual
settlers, and that there shall be retrench
ment and economy In all branches of tbe
public servloti.
Slate and county committees wore appoint
d, andltev. JJ. K. Munson,ofBkowbegan,
was nominated for Governor.
latter oroo Is fall arrows ahe will nave about
two bushels. Johnnla Howell talks Plated
better tbaa anrktfBjt&,OB tbe pHAt,
aaasieflrjendswoa't krww-'aiav.'awiivaner.
he taken a. nap In . one at iKeWy-'stsBd'
ckalrs, I J ' .
t THB AOBTTtV;' ' " i I
Is' MajoKW. V, -Rtaehart, formerly an
Araty ofloer.Bod whoooaaaeted oampalajns
sgslaM these amefadlan-aaly a law ytars
aaa-ttbfc. geMasanly aatt aecomasadaatng
aSlL'ts' MfVi'TLVO. Boasibkacks-' Warren
oonsoajur'the bkeksmlaVaad Misspells
Hedsy of WoodKurn.ita teacher of 'lbs
eotiooll TnTBeaarvatlea ooaUlnaVS.779
squarajmllesfor r,778,G00 f acre j about
acresoi.Whlak Is feaoedk4- under culUVa
tkm.'.,Tfae nun be of Indians- under Major.
Rinkarta obarge; aOBSlstlag of
I, jriVTKS 3f iJtMBvAKD BAJIWAOKS i
W between evea!-Bnd eight : hundred.
Beside' tbe nuasar,tf flatee there, there
ire frrer 2,000 of the wMe WW lirNortliertt '
AjliosNtfraektraBd '.aslnwrakV When
iney.wera aa tne. war paw arw' year' ago,
Geo. Crook's bov t'maawaV Bather warm- for
thJ,iptuxlnf asWhadUliraaoat of their-?
nones, ana laa-naiaaoo.wsiw sawn uji moit
IrMiOekM.
3 Soap FATTJune ieV?-
w arrive Bert tne-wta uinnsi one
w&kfrotaMlem. Yon can liaMnectka
piwsaannaasaJwaarBi snavv
played
Idlers oai
Greenback ConrentioR
Viot Moinkh Iowa, July 11. The green
bask stale convention met to-day. About
100 delegates woro present. O. N. Gates was
made n mporary chairman.
Upon rtaaseinbllng tbo convention adopt
ed a ulaiforni doclar Inif that labor, tho crea
tor of eallh, taeltbor donlcd Itn Just re
ward oi In uuomployod. and produotiye In
aluatrlti aro paralyzod by tho mlamanago
ment of tho national finance.
First Tho specie resumption clauaeahould
be rtH'od forthwith, and the contraction be
lilmntfoned. I
Meoond Tbo government should lanno lo-
5al .tender paper money roowl Table for all
ebts, aud national banks adould bo abolish
od. Third The all vor dollar should be reraon
ettsod and made a legal tondor for the pay
ment of all government bonds and other
debts.
Fourth Kqu liable taxation.
Fifth Olvll servloe.
blxthAll class legislation ahould bo re
Hsventh Alohollo trafllo and ooassquent
vlls should bo eradicated.
Klghth-Oppoaes all subsidies.
Ninth-Demands railroad M"-UlaUve con
tool. "
Tanth-Ueneral reduction la salarUe.
Tba' fullowlog ticket for atataoffleara was
then nominated! Governor, DmI. P.Btubbsj
LleaUnapt-Oovernor, A. H. MoOraadyj for
Moprett-aaK Joaa rrtar.
The LakaBhork railroad Is ofadlUd wUk
wteLttBattLftrtiiW
iTim ifvlag auftrnaad funlUea of tba
TE1VUJ OF TOM HUXQET.
owaeM'iln thlsivlelBitTr Ther
klndarsksSrkaaMatkt.the soldiers cap
tutingtbea aeHTaheB'tbe Indians stealing
them back; each alternately having posses
aion, until tbe boys in blue Anally got tired
of such foolishness, drove tbe horses Into
-what Is now called Dead Horse'Oanydn, arid-
liied all or them. After tho inuiansnsa
been
WIIirFBD INTO SOBJBOTION,
Tboy wore placed upon this reservation.
Sine then tholr great doalro baa boon to
accumulate borsoa, and tboy now havo
about GOO. Tboy aoldom soil a horno, and
wbon tho Umatilla Indiana camo In lant
winter, a Pluto named Capt. Scott utruck hla
tonl hla only aheltor from tho storum of
winter and traded It for a cnyuno. They
allsootnto hold Sam 1J. Parrlaii, Iholr for
mer Aneiit, In grateful romomberanco for
bla uniform sood treatment of them, and
often speak of him and his brothor Charloy.
Many of thorn, work on tbe farm and got
paid a dollar a day In merchandise
MAIJIKUn INDIAN AQBMOTi
"Whleh la b3 miles without mud, and 87
rlth
Bind, from tbe Warm Hprlnita-a sood day's
ride. We meet one of the "unimproved"
orderof ItodMen,ln a rathor airy ccatumo
waterproof toe nails, a yard of bukakln
and a bead necklace. He waved biaboautl
full v rounded arm to us. and we nulled un
and bad a "talk." II o aoetnod to nut tbo
full strength of hla stomach into bla utter
ances, and guttorated as follows:
llanno ke-mah sly-u-a po-koh ketoh-um
ah moo, ohlrt."
"Il-a-yT What's biting youT Stale your
aasa again, air, if you please, and if you
actaally need my only undershirt more than
I do myself, you shall havo It."
"Uy.nee-spMiqilt honBomeah-pah-moo."
"well, vouuglellow, you're a stranger to
m. but I think you're oorreot. Just say
that all ovsr again) I don't cumtux very
well, as 1 dlda'i get over as far aa native
languages wUn I weal to school,
VrOKSB) AND MOHK Of IT.
"Nat-aee y-ha-va teacup konno ketchum
Bo-koh.c
"dllll axil to oatoh your Uea, old man-
btien ditat fuur years. Confine yourself to
the niteallnu."
"K-y.u ba-by-u po-kee logeadderwa .,"
"Hold on now, you htut be. misinformed.
What In the h ash bva 1 over done to youT
Would you talk a fellow to death before be
bad com euough lo pay tbe undertaker?
Mow, let me try that language. Kaunltvera
tatu I glplne bol esprit adacrlptua gltbwl
doloo far nlentel gtru calgl gototbedevU
M(.io3'iglhAtf)l Uqt "
Well, out slock of printer's il and stuff got
a ay with him, and he struck for bis wick-e-ap,
uiutlerlng1 something Ilka "aty-u-a
car- lah pah-moot"
Y11K VALLUr
la which the Agenoy Is Uuald Is about
live nillts Ionic by throe wide, with the
North Fork of ilia Malheur river running
through Its center. Agricultural operation
are carried on under tho supervision of J. II.
Howell, the farmer, who displays the same
energy and woikluiMiai that be did while
Nlieel Commissioner in Haleoi. He la very
popular with the Indians, who call bias
'Wafc.Ma," or old-man. woik-all-lhs-tlme.
Ha is very aaceuil in maasglng hla red
wotknea aud showing then what is for their
iutermt, and works hardsr tkaa any man on
the place. Ha Inlands resigning hla posi
tion and returning to Males thla summer,
and after their yeaHaealleibelrsttaayfrUBds
wm ut gtau io aae ma nmiiy again.
TBB INDIAN
Hat to part with him and talk about throw
lug a lass-rope oa, and keep bias, He ear
aiu!y has dona a tree deal for tavsu.aad
Mrs-llawell with her proter blal ktndaras,
lias fod many a hungry PiMa and vUtUd
their nick and they never leava her door
wpty handed. SU has ansjafad eoBMwaal
in tba llva alotk bus'.Mass, kavbag soma
bones and a bushel of cat. When lha
In tbo Immediate vicinity of tho Malhour
agenoy thore are at preaent only a dozon or
so of wlck-e-upa, many of the Indiana being
down tbe river oatoblng salmon, and others
off lnv the mountain huuttng. Tbey do
considerable travel during tho sumtnor sea
son, and can make a norso travol for many
miles after he vivos out with a wblto man.
Mostof them have ssddlos, but tho horae
himself Ih made to furnlah the brldlo from
bis mane and tall, from which tboy pull hair,
twist Into a ropo and then tako a half-bltoh
around tbe anlmal'a under Jaw. The squaws
don't bollovo In sldo-aaddlos, and distribute
thotcsolvoH more ovonly over a home than
do white ladles. Throofat aqtinws, six pap
pooaos, matting for o ootiplo of wlok-e-ups.
and about half a ton of drlod salmon and
'roots Is oonaldorod a fair enrgo for a small
cfcyuse pony to pack.
HLAUnilTKIIi.lO ISCKNKH
Are wltnossed overy Friday, whon throo beef
sioora are Kilted for tne Agency. Ton I'lutos
do tho butohorlng, and a couple of hundred
more, of all ages and both sexes, stand by
and toll thorn how. Whon ono of thorn hap
pens to fall down flat In tbo blood on tbo
slaUKbter houae Moor, tho rout not un a veil
of Joy, and think It tbe boat kind of a Joko.
Wauon't suppoao the Flutes oat tbo horns or
hoof, but those are the only part wasted.
Tbey consume tbe tnpo and other Internal
fixings right on the spot, and wouldn't
think of wasting water by wsahing them.
Bam Johnson, i formerly of Salem, but now
an extensive cattle dealer of John Day
valley, furnlnhea cattle to the Agenoy. Many
of the Plates '
UAVBiHKVKRA'. WIVRM.
Whlek they bny and sell of aaoh
biker. "Hog-ordle" offered to asll us one
of Ma .for two horses. We didn't want to
hurt hla feeling by telling him that wa
didn't need her In our business, ao we offered
blaudocatuLtwo Jack-knives for her, but
TfcJlsaV to make the' trade. Ho certainly
offered us a'good bargain, as a prime article
25!!xq?.t.ife.h0M, wMlefclr
to middling will fetch sjfto four horses in
open market. Another golden opportunity
lost! A Piute named '.mm is anxious to
marry some white girl, and says he will pay
a good price, to be taken out In horses. A
goodobanoe for somebody I Directly North
of tho Agonoy stands
ti quiN-NK-AU,
Or Malheur Poak, a high mountain having
a wart near It top, which serves for a land
mark In thla country. Around Ita howi
Johnny Howell abowod ua tbe old ruts mado
by tho emigrant train whloh panned hero
en route lor me wiliametto vailoy over a
quarter of a century ago. We didn't see the
trsln, but believe there were IH wagon In it
and It wa piloted around the Blue Moun
tain by Col. Joe Meek, Unola Bam Parker,
W. J.IIerran and several other who are now
solid Haleralte were in it, and tradition aaya
that they tried to
flllOB T1IKIH OXKIf WITH OOLD.
Which tbey found In a creek somewhere In
thlsvlolaky, but couldn't make the stuff
work right. At that time they evidently
knew aa little about the precious metal while
la Ita native state, aa did tbe band or Flutes
who robbed the Canyon City stage eight
years ago. They found to.OOOIn golddnat,
pat up la bnokakla baga, ripped open the
ban and oarrled them ofl. leaving the void
on the groaad, where it was subsequently
found. Aa our horses needed new shoes, we
tried to And that,
UOI.D BOTTOMHD CHUBB,
Hut after bunting awhllo. Johnny Howell
onuoluded that gold shoe would be rather
too "loud." anyway, and thought he oould
make good enough ones out of Iron, And
we were willing he ahould, A fallow never
needatorunoutoftobsooo at the agenoy
every Piute you meet, will aak you for the
weed, and If you have none, be will offer to
sail yoo a ohew for four bits. In company
with Johnny Howell wa took a ten day trip
seeing the country and hunting hla mules,
aim among omer piaoas visitea
I lha lull aaiiaaiatr i meant narr an it fain th t
t bvfaat vats aa jIesWwiras.yo walk.
iB-fnawj ataun Druan,rwnKSBB-MSBasv'-ae
fcel tkakkftrl that there at aamaiMes aid aai
mattea amkad, let tka ty p;ka aver so low
trotDBBvMtMfiraiSKowiraiav ,.
TKsfHiiriiranrhiSa.ararlf a'alntmlasmiiar
aMaraadnpketssaytaeinr In "mlBsrolosjy,'
theolftsifiand. doxoloa3r'( ,There-iarerjoed :
BieajBiaBarNBHvr' in aevwHW-apriagsji
sawHjnaBwaaaHBTlanr. radaawaaaatalaef
keaaVat Baaittial weatfawte taeton, but he
,- ... w-. . una a
icjaifiaUatitMi.tf.w!4 ., --1
'Tber-DlsaajaatyBiiaaasassawin froth
12.600 a.saavaawata attltJ(aia7moun.
Ulnsarid Mils aiat ak sj i-fia-fiJa, composed
of quartx, felsparrsto. TheraBre''ivo or six
loads worked near., here a with flattering
nrosnects.
There are -not-more-tbaB.-thlety-.me:at4
TforKTiere r mining, out were mere ooo, as
there ahould be, the mining Interests would
soon be developed, and my opinion Is, that
the tlmo will come whon there will be a large
mining camp hero not Inferior to any In
Novada.
A NEW COUNTY WAMTKD.
Wasco county is vory noar 200 miles
square. Ills too large for a county and not
qulto largo enough for a Stato. Itun n line
60 miles then from tho Cascades to tho Lino
mountains East and Went, mako Prlnovllle
tho county seat and you bavo a good alzeablo
ann goi-at-ablo county.
Prlnovlllo Is a nice location for n (own.
Tbero is at present two stores thero that will
compare favorably wun any in me vaney:
one Is kept by Mr. Arthur Broyman, well
known In Salem, and partner Mr. Summer
vllle, formerly of Indopendenco. Tbo
other by Mr. Lucky. Three blacksmith
shops, two hotele, a livery stable, grist
mill and about twenty houses comprises tho
town.
Desert City has an elevation of about
5,000 feet abovo tbo sea levol and they have
had loe every night since wo haye boon bore.
We aro having a big time in anticipation
of the Fourth of July. The following pro
gramme la being circulated.
Grand Salute at Sunrlao.
Procession to form at 10 o'clock, march
through the principal streets of the oltyto
the public square; alter whloh Mr. C. M.
Cartwrlgbt will climb a sago brush and
read the Declaration of Independence to be
followed by an oration upon the ' 'Rise and
Fall of Mining Stocks" by Prof. Hard up.
At tbe conclusion of tbo oration tho crowd
will retire in good order to Hltoboook A
storey's restaurant to partako or a good
square meal and to receive what presents
they may find to their address on a "Christ
mas troo." Tbe weather doubtless suggests
this feature of the day, and tbe idea would
only have originated in Prof. Uardup's
cranium. Editor.
TUB XMIO RATION OF '45
Passed through this valley about 7 miles
from hero. In the desert on tbo line of their
march, we eame across a lonely grave of a
person who bad died that year. Tbe name
had been obliterated by the destroying band
of time, i
Soma cattle kunUra found old wagons
near Glass Battaln the big desert and aa
aoonaa the weather get warmer our party
atble
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5ltbei'tajB-wWorrtBdc
got toete Bawsr isua. u is saawing -ana
kalllBg hare-dy kat Inaaglae-you are get;
iirjrcoidjaaaaiintnevauey inaaaau.
ibta --m -.- -Knasaa iska en Mawtaiai i aaav - - t-. r - ., .
iiuifTOiitiiw wmv y.u. r " TBlB)lBr
of the Des Oaates, lles, in ae day, and m "T! mTr7 TaarwaVk af tol
amoA.aod-fjciaUedlaokinRooDBtryrnaTer P AlVMII MlliliSi
Iae7var Sage kmab, basarooksrtaKL AilT-XSIlTSr
sanaiuaatablrd or even acrioxw toDreaa' -n asms uiwbw .-.-..-
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DURBIN'S BLOCK,
feALEM - - OREGON.
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NOTICE.
OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAILROAD.
THK FOLT.OW1NO ItATEH OK FREIGHT ON
Grain. Flour anil Mill HtuITi, In cur londs, as
per publish d turllTof tho Company under date
of Jnnunry tli, 1877. will bo maintained nstho
maxlmnm rates until May 81st, 1878. via :
Per 100 lbs.
to Portland 7 cents
7 cent
THE
PHJMMER FRUIT DRYEIS.
srasaat April ibti.
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WAfBTBTaa..aJlE UWBURPAflBsm BT
other wrTtajtM or PrtaerrlBg Frntu aad
iptote IB BMt dUtsrent'iUei, namely:
tamvimr-eapcitr of x
jsaasrsjar-pric' $ .
WiTrriiKiij oi if
ft ar" 7""-i-TirT"".; lS'TJi,"r:i"""",," fv
Tsiilir alijar-capsdtjr of 8 bushel
V4Pror-JHrlce..Ui u.,--,
tjntsssi&WenrawariedaWCenUsiilal Medal
aaa DIpHfca aP hulaiisiSa BiMBO. Also. thaOou
WdalofmeBtMwoftenBN;i870, for excellence
of aToly fcolor (SaawlatFrnlt
"ill sliswicoDBatttlronBantaiid famished on short-
in7" asHti(rjaatwis;ats for aale.
Tor farther psrileBiara,'asid(defcrlpttve atalocn.
adiMM - 4J.T.-.8. PIAJMMER,
iiuiuupiiuu juuuuiinr,
JslStfV
sati'orUand, oregoa.
m.
IUMP HAHMBV,
Where we found but a ghost of a garrison,
the company of lha 1st Cavalry and that of
the Slat Infantry being very slim in num
bers, the lalter having but ten men at Ketreet.
tub uova are waiting for aomeming to turn
an, anil in ine meantime practioe upion
wnnoui arm on me parvus grouna, out are
not up with tba Capital Quarda Tbey told
a of one of the private getting married the
other day I Q-roosalemt Married on f IS a
month, and nb existing appropriation for hla
pay Pseoetohl ashes) Prayara are re
quested. , The ooatpeay quarters ad other
bulldlnn are very substantial, but the nlaoa
I IkarftifiiWohUed, ketmi bont 75Us
southwest' Wa atalheur Aaeacy. About
the Pom yoa aaa the usaal aaaibar of nalll-
lary dot, wfco follow th fortune oftheaol
dtar bov. and attend Kavlelle. BetreataBd
TatlaBtbk'nUIry.raJaka. Calling your
ova dag U Ilka WBgtagout yl"nartha
daleai aiaatrdoa about mall tltae each Indi
vidual talaka yoa mean klai.
P. 8. These sketches waraaeaaad bafara
Ik ladlaa trouble la Idaka whlek aeoeaaU
for ao ateattoa kales; made Of tkeaa. Kb.
will sjo to tkoae. wasona. follow If nosalbl
their trail aad look for tba "Sua Bucket
Digalns." ir Ua emtgraUoa of that year
aaw gold, aa reportad J am aaUsOed that it
waa within 00 mile of thla plaoe.
When weyraturn will wilt. again.
?;." PnirtEViixie. July 7.
Having UMhad tkla point,; homeward
bound I thtWt drap yeua line.
Wa lijMog)Mi mtvy's river aad got
osw 108 mllfc.'frena-'thUi plaoe," when we
were met by aa axpraaamaa coming from
Harney valley to wara the aet tier or Beaver
Valley to be on the lookout; aa all tbe Snake
Indiana bad left the Malheur reservation,
that most of tba soldiers bad gone to fight
Joaepb'a band, and tho Bottlers or Iltrney
valley bad gone to Fort Uainey for pro
tection. Upon the receipt of this Intelligence we
thought that we wiuld retreat by alow
marches to ihe Willamette. Wo uronota
bit afraid of Indians, Ohl no, but wo woro
afraid they might atampodo our anlmala
(they have two cay aae and a mule In tbe
party) or accidentally raise our scalps. Our
only gan waa not reliable and oontoquently
we were not on'a war footing.
Seriously BDoaklna. the ohanoui m (hat
theredtlevila will steal all the cattle and
horses In close range of the soap holes, If
m"j aia not property ajuaraeu.
wu mo morning or tna rourm or July a
slwash who bad got full or tangle leg by
some means or other rode Into one or tbe
silver boles. Ha was recovered at night but
strange to say, wben taken out had turned
to aollld silver. Ha waa aent to Professor
Hurley to be assayed. His horse was taken
out the next day la tbe aatne condition. I
bad made arrangement to exhibit him at
the oomlng State Pair, when, In handling
him HobIlruoe,a oolored Individual, broke
hi tall and lea ear off, thu destroying him
for exhibition. Another one of my specula
tions gone up.
That there Is plenty of silver at Cam poreek
there 1 no doubt, but it will take two year
to Kettheooontry prospected.
ir the Portland oompany had given Prof.
Hurley the mean to hire men tbey might
have been doing well by thla time, paying a
dlvldeud ou all their investments, and their
mines would have bad a reputation second
to none on the coast. Mark my prediction
this will b a big paying inlnlngoountry one
of these dsya. Pmok Hahdup.
Mltwnukle
Clackamas
Oregon City
Hook Inland
Can by
Aurora
Hubbard
Wood burn
nervnls
Ilrooka
Salem
Turner
Marlon
Jefferson
Minor's
Albany
Tangent
HheJit's
Hnlsey
Muddy
Harrlsburg
Junction
Luper'a
Irving
Kuaenn
Hprlngfleld
Goshen
Cmaswell
Latham
Comitock'u
Drain
Yonollft
Onkland
Umpqua
inenum
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lOoents
11 cents
Ilornls
11 cents
11 cents
..11 cents
Uronta
11 cents
13 cents
IS cents
12 cents
13 cents
14 cents
Ifi rents
IS cents
17conts
, 18 cant
19 cents
SOcenti
S3 cents
an cents
.88 cents
.nooents
.11 cent
S.) cents
85 cents
m cents
IB cents
8)conia
...OTconts
..woenta
..33 cents
33 cents
a
see
44ets
Half Brother to Caledonia Chief;' tkt
fastest Trotting Stallion in Canada,
Blrod by Hflwo' BotsI Geortro. Dam by old nark,
way, the celebrated Irish Wood jjoreo, will stand foe
Mares In
East Portland,
At the Stables of JOHN 8UAVKR; from April 1BUY
tpJnly 1st, 18T7. 40 to Insure, piysble when'
the Mare Is known lo lio In oal. $'25 Tor tbe 8ea
oa, payablo at the time of service.
JOHN REDMOND.
March 0,1877.
..........
No charso for d ravage at Portland.
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k. KUM.iiUf.il, vico rrea.u. u. it. ii. uo.
rortland, Oregon, Juno 9tu, 1877.
loietr.
STAYTON
- AaTlll.
rpui
8
W1TB
MILL nAH BKKK RXPAIKXD.
NSW HUtSHMT.
and has one of Drake's Mew Planers, aad we ar
now prepared to ssppiv aastclsa LDMBKB, roort
or dresn d, at short nolle. Prices rang
Froaa f fl8.5 per M.
BUyton. Or., May IS, 1877. Sin
SALM FOUNDRY, ft
Maobino Shop,
1ALKM ORIOON
B. F. DRAKE, Frop'r.
iTRAM KNaiNES, SAW MILLS, GRIST MrLLS,
Ileapeis, Pomps, and all kinds and styles of Ms
cnlnery made to order. Machinery repaired at a short
noth Pattern-makUs. done In all Its various forms,
and all kinds of lines and Iron Castings rarnltbed at
short notice. Also, mannfactnrcr of KNTKIIPIUSK
l'LANKH an MATCUKR. and bTlCKKHS and
BUAl'KltM Mtr4wU
OVER THtf BARLOW ROUTE.
Mr. Jap, Mlnto returned yesterday from a
trip to Eastern Oron, where he had bean
with his father to hunt a aultabla ranohe for
their larae flock of aheen. Thev went b
the way of the Pasa by Mount JetTerson and
returned by the Barlow route. The dssorln.
lion over waa recently glyea in tbe Daily
Kkoohii taken tram a latter written by Hon.
John Mlnto from tba Black Butte.
In returning Mr. Mlnto speaks ofaome
rough storms lately aiperieaoed by those
paailna; over the Barlow roata. Mr. Manly
Moore, of thu oounly wkk a large flock of
of aheap got o vor saMr. Others were not ao
fortuaaU. BUntaaoa Brea., af Uaa county,
lost 160 head. Nortkaatt, of tkla county,
lost only 1 kaad by pot ia. 8aow and rata
alluatU tkeflrstaf Jaly, making tba roads
bad,
An aeeldsBl aaaartasl at tka brldss over tha
cwaay iaat wees;, Taataasaor a atr. Jonea
baekd off tka dugway tsaaHag 'oa to the
bridge drewatag tka karaas aad losing the
wage and eoataata.
Mr. Wiato kaa aad a Baeeaaafal kat rather
rough (rip; A ntabla raaaka waa faaad
aad kia larae geek will aedrivea over about
tka arst of tka eotatag aaaatk.
Ageat for tbe Willamette Farmer.
Albany .... ...... ............ J R Hannen
Amity., . ............ ........... r. ,,..., HI. Simpson
Cottase Urore J U Hhortrldse
x"tuu... , , j eg uavis
liaena VUti Wa Wells, J W llobart
HrownsTllle W K Kirk
llutterllle J w iurhM.
Canyon City D II 1th In chart
Canyunvllle w T Brims
Coqullls City PH Msttesoa
Cole's YaUey W II Clarke
CUtsop....... , R J Morrison
CrawfordSTlue Hubert OUts
Cot. ..... .......11 P Kendall
Corrslll ,...., , S Woodward
Cresweu. ...,. .. .Roscoe Knox
CUckamas.. w a Mills
Camp Creek , GBHammersley
Dallas,,,. -,.. , .....J D Lee, D M Gothrie
Dealer B Uandsaker
Dram's ..Krewson A Drain
pamascas.. , KPoibes
Dayton...... ,,,, , o Uadaway
Klkton. ...... .., .......,... A B llatnes
Kagtne. ..; , John McClonjc
ros'Valley k a D Gardner
PorvstUrove... H Unhe, WLCartls
Gohen ,, .....J Ilandtaker
nervals., ................ ................ .S M Gaines
llalsey,,,, ,..........,.. .,,,,, T J Black
I urlibu... Illram fmlth
HllUboro A Lucille?
JOHN MINTO.
aasiDsn or
MERINO SHEEP,
TAKES plcasnro In offorlnir to the WeolGrowsrs ot
Oregon and the adjolnlnrj Terrttorl-s the chance
to purchase TUOROUUllBItBD MKRINOB, and
sarins parties Interested that they can, and wlU en.
deavor to. sell Sheop of tho same quality and value at
MUCU ClIRAI'KR TltATKS than sneh can possibly
be Imported. Bzamlnttlon and comparison with oth
er Sheep offered la the market are cordially Invited.
u Address JOUN MINTO,
Salem, Orceoa.
N. D. Tho Rams and Jtaro, Lambs of the flock caa
bo seen on the ISLAND FARM, adjoining Saleaa.
The Rwes can bo seen at tho camo place, or at the
HILL PARM fonr and a hall miles south of the cltv.
Salem, September 10, 1878.
Farm and"Land iorfSale.
sasani u u roao. aboot m miicn fmm Knm.ni
City.' Also, about 1400 acres of MIXRD LAND,
tome of the best valler and boavcr.dsm Land in th
county, surrounded by hill and brush land.' Three or
four very good farms un be mado out of It. Good
place for a colony. Want to sell the wholo lot toctsth
or. This Land Is situated In Lena county,, about It
mues irom aupone vuy, ana six rrom uroswell.
job Aaaress
juu ha ifum vrvawvii.
P. U. DUNN, Rugtni City.
Home -Made and Hand-lSad
Boojrs.
IP TOU WANT A GOOD-PITTING PDJtl BOOT"
yoa can be accommodated by calling
AC AraaitreaaK'g 8ka,
Oa BUts Btreet. opposite WILLIS'S BOOK STORK.'
Atx Woax WABJiaxTBD. Price Rsxsovasls.
Reaalrlaa; ntntty and promptly dens. Grra Ma a
Oau. IstiatQ M. AaiaBTMiaNU.
Alterative
iicuucr.. jtorrow iierrcn
nuepenaenre w I. Ilodcln
Junction Smith, Brataeld A Co., W L Lemon
"tksonyllle H Peterson
Klnc a Valley...... , ....,,,..,. Conner A Crtino
Jefferson... .....Jchn W Roland
Lewlsvtlle , II O McTimmonds
Lafayette Dr l'oppleton. ABIieury
Lebanon ,; S II Clanithton
Monroe...... ,,,, Jos Kelsey
McMtnnTllle J B Morris. A Held
Monmouth,... w Wsterhouse
Mill Plain, WT David Stamp
Needy.. .. ..,,,..,,,,,,. ...,Wm Morelanu
rtew are.. ...... ...,....,.... ...... , ..,, ,, J Casto
neweusTiue. rv CasUeman
North Yamhill DO Stewart
Oakland.... ,,.B K Raymond
pswego AR Shipley
v... ............................. .....j u ocaroeaar
...................... t- mt HIMn
lelOS.aa ................. .MT A AVKItntMn
Peoria......... ........,Dr J II Irvine
PUot nock... ............... ................B Glllhun
aUaBd; a PL,Afeut Stat Grange
PnneavlUe. .... ......... .... n m ihih ji
Jarrydal....,...,,,. ..... MeQrsw'sbtore
Klcareal.... .................. ...,....,P A Patterson
Koseovrg............ .,........,,,. ..Tho Stalta
- tfun, mos jtiukers
Bllvertoa........ .............. .... n bukksm.
Shedd'....., WM Powers, OR Wheeler
i'.bii"v.................................a u uovey
BssllaaMr.. .................,,,,,,, ..John Dowsing
B west Hesse,.. , ....,.,,.... .. .....,Bea Marke
euicnww
Orogon City..
renniei
To Purity the Blod nso pr. j.
Alterative. It acts directly on tho
blood, stimulating tho aLborbonts,
ovorcomlng-Uio obetlnato sLtto of tho
poroH of tho skin, and imparting a
healthy glow to tho Comploxlon.
PlmplOH, Pustnlos, Tottor, and Skin
Diseases of all kinds, Mercurial
AflbctlonH, Tumors, and all vnrlo
tios of complainta arising from do
pravod or dtsordorod blood, aro ef
fectually eradicated by this romody.
Scrofula In all rtt Fonts u cured.
by the peralstont usq of Br. Jayate's
AJtcratlre. It dostroya tbo poison
ous principle which originates Scro
fula, and ultimately drives It from
tbo aystom. It will remove onlorgo
monta of the Glands or Bonos, and
ia a safe romody la cases of Ulcers
or Soros or all kinds.
Drojrty and Droptkal Swdtinp aro
effectually cured by Br. Jayae's AI-
tersoive. By stimulating tho action
or tho absorbents, all watery or cal
careous doposltlonB aro gradually
carried off, toning up tho patlontat
tho same tlmo, by strongtlionlng tho
dlgostivo organs and exciting tho
Liver, Klduoys, Ac. to perform their
functions. For Dyspepsia nntl Liver
Complaint It has proven n romody,
and It has eutablishod euros in cosci
of Epilepsy. It may bo safely relied
on by any ono needing a medlulno
'o build up tho system, cleanso tho
blood, or to r&storo tho normal action
fif tbo Socrctlvo Organs,
Oreioo:DAVW OO-iwkol"! Agents. PortUaal
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REAL ESTATS LOAMS.
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Trait InTeitmtnt Cfnpnyr
SCtrTLANB.
fllHlS Ooajpanspwpyred to aeaotlaU tosa la
axed periods of yesis, or
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aovttr
t of yeais, or repayaU by sayeariy la-
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