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WILLAMETTE FARMER.
Salmon at Brain Faod.
Aa there has boon a great deal eaid
and iwritten of lato with regard to b&1
mon as brain food wo wish to lond our
mite, nnd say our say with regard to
this matter, nnd I think it might juat
as well be said right here as any where
also that thoro is no disputing that sal
mon Is tho greatest brain food known,
and wo think wo can prove It to any
unprejudiced mind by simple practical
Illustrations, without endeavoring to
solve any philosophical enigma. As
' wo don't wish to impose upon our read
ers, by tho multiplication of words
wo will ask you to tnko as nn examplo
flomo of thoso beautiful, dignified, high
minded, intelligent, model specimens
of humanity, tho poor Lo's, who infest
the great Columbia river valloy, nnd
havo been living on salmon straight,
over sinco Mount Hood was a holo in
tho ground. Take them, wo say, ns an
example of tno effects of salmon. Mark
well thoir intellectual status. Sco tho
marks of intelligence in every lino nnd
lineament of their faces nnd note tho
easy grace ot their maimers, from the
lacing of a moccasin to tho stealing of
tho shirt off your back. What is inoro
plea-Jug or shows more Intelligence
than to sco n covey of dusky maidens
sitting gracefully on some crowded
thoroughfare In somo large city, taste
fully arrayed in red blankets and blue
beads, painted with salmon blood, thor
oughly saturated with buI mon perfume,
and decked with g.udy brass rings on
their fingers, nnd In their cars nnd
noses? Compare them with a liko
numbor of young whlt ladles, well
educated, well dressed, but 8co how
superior, especially In mind, tho In
dians nro ! Ah, young ladles, after nil
your advantages you nro faroutdono
by your dusky sisters. Your opportu
nities liavo been great in some respects
but you've neglected t subsist on sal
mon. Just see, will you, what strides
tho iiucks have taken In scienco and
literature! And subsisting entirely on
salmon! In war they are second to
none. How dexterously thoy can man
ou er to gain his coiiflrionco of an ene
my, and cut his throat, while nslcou.
How furiously thoy can chargo upon
a 'It-fenceless lady, uish out tho brains
of her babe, and kill her by degroos.
What Js tho uio of further proof?
All tho praises that evor havo been
sung or ever will bo in pralno of tho
oblo salmon eaters cannot begin to do
them justico.
Wo would suggest to sorao of our po
ets that Just now would bo a good tlmo
to praise Undo Joseph and his band,
as he is doing excellent brain-work in
Idaho. Tho govornmont will undoubt
edly kill tho fatted calf when thoy
como in; mako a donation of red blan
kets, tho Method ists will hold a camp
meeting, nnd Uncle Joseph will bo sont
to Washington, to visit tho Presldont.
Taking this view, then, that salmon
is tho greatest brain food known, wo of
tho Pacific Coast, with our rivers, lakes
and bays splendidly adapted to the
riislng of salmon, nro destined at no
distantdny to become the most enlight
ened pooplo on the faco of tho globe.
We will make n specialty of turning off
genuine Webstors, Calhoun nnd Clays
onndiot of salmon, Hiind-plos, wind
pudding, and blue glass baths.
HlMIHAIM Slkkk.
FEOM COQUILLE.
CoquiM.K Citv, July 26, 1877.
En. Fakmer: Haying nnd harvest
ing aro now In full blast in this valley.
Crops nro good, considering tho crudo
aystttm of farming pursued here. Ha
and oats nro raised here in sufliclom
quantities for tho homo demand,:but
flour is iargoly Imported; bacon also.
It is a queer condition of things, but It
is so, nevertheless. However, the dog
funnel und bull thistlos are doing a
good work hore, similar to that done
by tho sorrel md wild o.its in the Wll
lainotto Valloy.
The drouth In California has affectod
the mills here, nnd about dried them
uii too. With lumber iov and tho
mills shut down, Impecunlosity stares
is in thn face. It Is now "root nig, or
i die," nnd tho latter alternative will bo
adopted by many, either from clioico
i or necessity. Emigration or starve
outs will bo the result, but your cor
rnndont don't nroposo to emigrate,
nor dio olthor if good square rooting
will ?avo him. A section with tno niu-
iirnl resources of this valley Is bound to
como out, and tho soonor vhey freeze
out, tho better.
Tho nroiectof building n K. u. irom
Urmnlnirir to tho coast h?re, Is gather-
ling headway, ami tlioso wlio llvoa rea-
otmble longtli of time u ill enjoy wio
AiiofllH thereof. All tho coast vnllios
nf Ormrnn nro like bumblebees in a bot
tle, and can do nothing but buzz, until
Connecting lines or narrow gaugo ran
roads aro run from thoir seaporta to the
main lino of tho O. & C. B. JR. Then
shall they get out of tho wilderness,
and bask in tho sunshine of a reason
able prosperity.
Tho First universalist Society of Co
quille, have tho frame of their church
houso up and flvo or six men aro at
work upon it Coquillo City now has a
church house, a piano and a baby wag
on. Who shall say that we aro not ad
vancing in tho arts and sciences.
Tho Black Sand mines nro running
their Frue Concentrators night and
day, hut with what success is kept pro
foundly Becrot, but wo do not supposo
that n company would push things so,
unless there was money in it some-
whoro.
M.
Tho habit that farmers and country people
have of Bonding thoir boys to tho city aa
soon as they are old enough to raise a mus
tache, cannot be loo much condemned. Men
who have been raised and la.hnrf.ri all thnlr
lives In tho country, have very little Idea of
uioauuremenis or temptations or ine cay.
Tho sending thoir boys away from home is
the result of a mistaken klndnoss. Thoy
htvu themselves oftentimes felt weary ot tho
monotonous life and hard work ora farm.
Thoy havonn earnest desire for tho well faro
of their boys. Thoy wish to make gentlo
men of thorn, Utile thinking how litllo tho
word Ills m ny who wear good clothes and
havo white hiinds. The boys themselvoH,
fresh from dowy pastures Hud tho pure home
itiuoiiuo country, nro nitio uuod lo unaur
stand tho covort imIboiih or Ibo veiled temp
tations that await thoin. They boo boy of
their own ago whom thoy ronsldor as aupo
rlor to thoniPolvcH In wisdom and appear
ances, nnd they too oft on atrlvo to imitate
Ikoui, nnd In the end are ruined, Parents, If
you aro unable to fend your boys away
where they can bo properly educated and
cared Tor. keen them at home, till they aro
fully (lodged Jn mind and body. Then lot
thorn try thoir wings, ciuofnlly at tlrst.
Guard them till thoy on go alone with nat
ral Htrcngth. Thou wish thorn "God speed"
and lot thorn "Got up nnd get,"
New River Steamer.
At CanetiMh, Clackamas county, yester
day (Motulnj ) Captain Cochran of thoFarmer
lino wns to liutich his now steamboat. Tho
nmnooflho now boat Is "A. A. McCully."
fatior Alderman McCully of this city.) Sho
Is 115 foot long, SO foot boam nnd four loot
hold. Bho will draw about 11 Inchon, and Is
Intended for the upiur rlvor during low
witter. Tho machinery Ih entirely new and
great caro has boon lakon that all parts of
tho bout shall bo iwrfrct. Tho carrying ca
pacity In two hundred nnd fifty tons. It Is
Inloudod to havo hor ready for running by
15th of August. Hho will havo passonger no
coinmoilutloiiH. An Extonslva Trade.
Hut fow persona In tho city artiawaroof tho
oxtenMvo trado that Mr. John Gilbert has for
custom mado boots for portions living at a
dUtauco. He has tho moasuro ot tiersons
living in Nevada, Idaho, Urltlsh Columbia,
California, Washington, Portland and East
ern Oregon, who ordered by letter and havo
them mado and forwarded by express. A
miner ordering a pair from Kaatera Oregon
laat week nays, "your boots last me in
tho mine In all aorta of weather a whole
yoar," while those I get here do not laat me
a month: The reason la plain. Ha use the
boat or took and has th beat workeaea on
this coast.
The Mnxphy Movemeat
Steps looklug towards an organisation
of tho Murphy Temperance Movement,
whloh is swooping like a prairie fire over the
Ktstern states, ara being taken In this olty.
Mr. K. M. Walte has Just printed a lot of
cards containing the pledge. The pledge Is a
himplo one, agreeing to abstain from the use
of intoxicating liquors. Tho porson Joining
tho Association signs two cards ono of which
ho keeps and (be other is banded over to the
secretary of the Association who places It on
mo.
A Now Scheme.
Mr. J. W. Crawford has organized aHnn
day School In tho Protbytorlan Church for
uuinamen. it m&euata p.m., and has been
in operation about one and a half months.
About twenty Celestials moot tbero oaob Hun
day and receive instruction in primary read
ing. Somoof tbem call words nulla read II v.
while others know little or nothing about
tno languago. Tho need or the school Is
moro toachora.
' Til Ora,
J. Henry Urown received from Cornwell,
Kugland, through the hands of a friend in
Portland, several beautiful specimens of tin
ore. Tho specimens have been taken from
dilferent levols, and accordingly showed
dilToront qualities, but each of them are dls
tluctlvo. and contain oro that easily shows
the kind. There Is a distinctiveness about
this kind or ore that cannot well be mista
ken, It will be on exhibition at the next
Btato Fair, where all Interested can see It.
Takes Back.
Goorgn Anderson, well known In this oily
as a hotel waiter, war arrested last evening
upon a telegraph warant,by officer John Vv.
Mluto for burglarizing Win. Van Vaolor's
storo recently In Albany. lie was placed In
"lurance vlfo" for the night and this morn
ing was taken back to Albany by officer
Watkinsnf that city who came down on the
express this morning after htm.
Gout to Farming
Mr. Din, W.Jones and family removed to
their new country residence on the Lebo
tarry road about three miles from the city
last Saturday. Their new residence whloh
has Just boon flu lulled by Mr. Uoiea Pratt of
this city, is nicely located in a grove of oaki
nn inotopoiasiiguiriseor grounu.auu un
can have lets of fun olearlng up and tilling
his snug ICO acre farm.
Teachers Selected.
At a mooting of the Hoard of Trustees nf
the Willamette University, held last Hatur
day evening Miss Tens D, Uoldernens whh
elected Preceptress innteadof MUsHtiatturk
resigned, nnd Mrs. Wiley H, Allen, Music
Teicher, Instead of Mrs. J. M. Pattereon
resigned.
Election of Officer.
Capital Lodge of Oood Templars nf this
city, eirotei.' IjhI Saturday night, the follow
ing olllopr fur the ensuing term; Johnattian
O'Donald.W. 0. T.: Mrs. Mary Connor, W.
V. T.; John Kirl, W. 8 ; O. W. Sorlber, W.
I'.S : James Cntry, W. T Ij. O. Nelson,
W.M.s Mrs. Dr. A L. Davis, I (3.; lllmon
Ford, O. O.; A.T. Yeaton, (Jhoplaln.
A Connecticut youth liretl a gun ovor
the head of his HWtuttieart without giving
liur notice, to eeo If she bad any pluck,
.mil If In nniv f.-irml tlin L'lrl will llite t(l
I... aiiiii ( iliu liiuntin HRvlmn. Ah for tho
youth, be should be sent to uu asylum for
idiots.
From the Momntain.
Man that Is born of woman hrof few days
and full of trouble," saltbanold proverb;
but he that Is bored by three women to go
to the mountains and gather berries, and
hunt, and fish, and so lortb, Is more than
mortal he Is a ten acre lot of urst class
martyrs; at least I think so. You know
what a pensive thought prevaded my clasalo
features for the past week. Well, a d uoed
sight penslver one has entered a donation
claim upon It now. I really don't think the
women forgot anything, unlets It was the
sofa, and large looking glass, and the bureau.
And yet I don't know for certain, I expect
to bo back this week for the fiat-Irons, and
Freuch bedstead and coal oil lamp, and a
few other conveniences needed In camp life.
However, I forgive them from the bottom of
my heart, for, with all their apparent eager
ness to provide, they sometimes please. I
Und in one corner of the numerous boxes en
trusted lo my small vehicle a psckigo bear
ing tho cabalistic letter "C OGN-AC," and
formerly owned by Martols Bros. whoso
Initials I now forget. I was told confiden
tially by tho soprano or the trio that It was
only to be used in case any of tho party was
bitten by a snako while gathering berries. I
know now why that pensive look, thoso de
jected eyes, and them sarcastic smiles. It
was a dreaded presentment. I believe in
presentments. Already I can see In my
mind's oyo the terrible and ferocious anacon
da of South Amorloa seeking a crossing at
tho Isthmus that he may meet tuft In that
dreadful blackberry patch; whllo the
poisonous and dreadful tarantula of South
ern California is vlelng and hieing himself
In outstrip tho venomous copperhead of I ho
Ewt fortbo first "nip" nl my pooreuiHcla
ted body. I would turn back, but I believe
in foreordlnnliun, nnd what Into be must bo.
Camly submit, nnd nay let 'em bite.
This rorry is kopt by Jas. .v. winuii, our
farmer townsmen, who honorably supports
aclor.in different hotel iillasos. Whether In
tho hotel or at tho terry hn is tho samo orlg
Imil, gonial Smith. To 11 sh for trout, this Is
tho plnco to como. To get barrios ja go
twolvo miles beyond, and the Kl Dorado of
borrlos Is thero. To get lo this place you
find tho road is as smooth as a floor. Trout,
berries, hunting and good troatmont In nbuu
anco In this sootlon. "Come all yo that nro
woary and hoavy laden," and hore you will
find rest.
As I havo unloaded about fifty Saratogas
and one hundred boxos, including tho snako
tuodlclno one, to-night, I must "douse my
glim" and retire, praying that you may nev
er have tho dreaded presentment haunt you
of bolng snako bitten. Youra pensively,
P. Ohkk.v,
P. 8. This llttlo burg Is lmnrovlnir ran-
Idly, asaw and grist tailll are to bo put up
next year, j.j.uiairnas a nico country
storo whoro cam pore can find all thoy want
to mako thoiiisolvos comfortable J. W.
Woathorford has a snug country rosldenco
heroHiid his family as woll as hlintolf scorns
to onloy country lift "muohl v." P. O.
P.P. S. 8, Uood camping grounds nro
lying around looso and can bo had "without
aionoy ana witnout price."
A Bin Mining Scheme.
From Dr. J. W. Woathorford who has Just
roturnouirom atouroi mo mines on mo
Santlam wo learn of tho progress of a mining
enternriso In whloh Measn. UanlaUros. nnd
Ed. Smith, of Albany, and Jas. X, Smith, of
Mehaina, are Interested. The place otthoir
oporationa is at a point wnere the canal rurk
of the Santlam cuts a sorire throuah the
mountain. This Canal Fork emptlos into
the North Fork of the South Fork of the
Santlam. In the gorge above mentioned are
great notes or Kettles, inougnt to ue irom
twentv to thlrtv feet deen. and in the bottom
gold Is expeoted to be found, in fact some of
mem mat were easyoraooaM nave already
been cleaned ont and paid well. The com
pany have dug a ditch about six hundred
feei long to an average aeptn or su reel. Tuts
was for the purpose of tumlosr the river.
The last work done on the ditch was to nlant
a mine of several kegaof giant powder and
fire it. The explosion was sufflolent to blow
out the head of the dlloh and allow the water
to rush tbrouitb. whloh It did. Dams were
then built, both above and below tho kettles
so mat no water oouid get In. Jiilght hun
dred foot of hoso has been borrowed from
the A) bony fire department, with whloh the
minora Intend to syphon off the water In the
holos. By this moans thev will net at the
crevioes where the gold is storod up waiting
to be takea.by these enterpilslng seekers.
ouuesiuan.
Letter from Florida.
We give below an extraot from a letter re
ceived by Mr. Wm. II. Whitwlll, from a rel
ative In the iar Southern Stato of Florida,
The writer's knowledge of the geography of
the great Northwest Is evidently limited.
Pknhacola. Fla July 12. 1877.
Dkxk NKriiHw: I hasten lo reply to vour
letter and here goes for a minute account of
an your relatives and acquaintance in those
parts as you requested.
Yon mention in your letter that you bad
lust eaten a good dlnnor. I cannot for Ihe
life of mo Imagine what folks in your country
call a "good dinner." I supposed seal blub
ber and Polar bear meat are your choicest
meats In that latitude. Does anybody live
near you, and don't you get loueaome some
times without any girls to see home from
ohuroh, and to set up late with, Snnday
night? How farare you from a church or
school house, any boats or railroads near
whore you are? I suppose the Indians kill
on the people mighty fast. Oue Ihlng 1 do
know. You aro not ruled as we are here by
negroes. Tho times In Florida are horrible.
It is now considered a disgrace for any man
In Florida to hold ofllce ad no man that
thinks anything of himself or family will
allow himself to even run for an ofnee.
Your Uncle. A. B. B,
To tlio Wlllloroil UtidloM in
purtlcsuliir.
Why need you suffr with l'ralyss when
you can be'curedT Why will you sufTnr
witn iiueumausm wneu you can neoureur
And why have fo enuny aches and pains
When It Is within your reach to be cured T
I am now ntsbllthid la Hltm, prepared to treat
all Chronic Dlieuei, nucha Hueumtlira,NturlKl,
Conttuuptlon, Kldnejr dlieater, and In fact all d!a
ca that hamai fle.U I, belr to. Hptelal attention paid
to Pemate Weilntsf. and nerrou prodritlon which
U K) common to Jjidli !-. CblMreu'idlitaic nut ei
crpted. In connection with my practice, I tare ono
of the celebrated Medicated Vapor Mn'itnlnjr Cream
Uatu, which klii. va.Uj- In runovlnj;all chronic dl
eatea. It open tbe porci of Ibu Lln, and thrown iff
tbetlitny, aorbld nailer, which I one of Ihe gnat
C4uea of to much Futfcilrtr. When we once think
that two third of all we take Into orr exatcm pamta
on llirough the -xirea nf tbo aklu, we need ni t flop
lonjflowor.derwhjr we are Ick, when we pay to
little attention to the mct Itnpoitant ftLunctoiy of
our bodlea. Uarloj; the pat nice montLa I bare had
tbU hath In operation, and many can tcttlfy lo It
efficacy. I tuat patleula by the week, or by tingle
treatment.
Udlea will to well totfvemo a call. ltctldcr.ee,
aoutbeait comer of Center and Hammer Hlre.U,
Halera. IU, D. W. CKAIU, H. I).
T. CUNNINGHAM & CO.,
Salem, Portland, Albany, Junotion City, and Walla Walla
SOL.I5 AGENTS FOR
The following FIRST-GLASS Machines, which wo aro now receiving for tho
oxl
J. I. CASE'S THRESHING MACHINES,
Both End and Sido shake Tight-Geared.
Westinghouse Vibrator Threshing Machines,
TIGHT-OEAHKO liNU'SHAKK.
J. I. CASE'S THRESHING ENGINES
8, 10, 12, 15, and 18 Horse Power.
Treadwell wSffin Header,'
Manufactured by J? I. Caso & Co.,
With New and Valuable Improvements for 1877.
Halne
.' Illinoii
HINOLE
Wronght-Iron nnd Screw-Hub Wheel, ndjustnblo Reel and Truss Framo.
a-oxnNrsToivr
WROUGHT - IRON HARVESTERS,
O-OITINrBTON-
Wrought - Iron Combined Reapers and
MO WJULfcs.
Combined Reapers and Mowers.
WOOD'S Single & Combined Reapers and Mowers.
WOOD'S Single Mowers, three sizes.
Johnston Mowers, one size.
ADAMS AND FRENCH HARVESTER,
' OonQtueror. " '
runt Bradley Sulky Rakes, OXlZfTSXfXffXAXi Snlky ako, SelfXmmp,
Tho ZScst la TJso.
Thlmbio koln nml lron-nxlo Frnnic, nml I'rclRlit lTaniiN, all hIkcm
Nowton 4-spring Hacks, made expressly for the Oregon Market.
N0VrtOXI. Thrco-SprlnR, I'latform Bprlng, and HcrolMprlnit ZXn.olK.as and I1UUUIRN,
Ornrdou Olty Flovi-ai,
Ilarrowa and rtulllvatnrst Harden 'lr Nulky nnd finiiit IMounj lrurtnrrn rrlrud
ui(Alr uifii.i.Ni vnit liriint ac uaii'n miinuuii iimHii'iani nitiiiiidi ana
CUa.TIVAXOIlt IAF1T.Ei OIIETlVATOIINt 1ll.MnIIAlTl.N
OIII.TIVA'IOHN. I ho llrt In llii' ll'orld.
Leather nnd Itubbcr HKLTINf'i mtarlitne Kxtrua, llnrdwarf, Iron, nnd Nteel.
tr Hncclal Clrcnlara, llluntratcd, with prices, font to any addrcca, frco of charge. Wo aro M ANUfAO
TUltBHS' AUHNTU, and will uku. at aau-liorK I'iuckh.
T. CUNNINGHAM & CO.,
maj7 KrontBt,, I'OUTMNl); Commercial 8t HALKM: and thradlo'a lllock, ALUANY, Oil,
LINES
To Mkh. RmmaPkukinh IlnoouH, who died
at hor homo In Hllvorton, July '20, 1877.
Serenely abe has passed death's portal ,
Passed on to lllo Immortal,
And angels opened wide tho door
And bore the weary spirit o'er.
Ob death, that Bovered her from earth,
Give mournlrifc friends a heavenly birth,
And ioyful will the meeting be
When Emma's angel Awe tbey see.,
She's passed' tbe gloomy river o'er,
Death can awo her nevermore;
And atrloken friends now cease to ory,
'Twaa eternal life for her to die.
Cecil.
Howell's Prairie.
ltoLt, oy IIonok. The school term ending
July 20, 1877. forsobooldlatrlotNo.2, Marlon
county, the following Hat of names was en
tered on tho ltoll of Honor for diligence and
good behavior:
Belle Case, Mary Kennedy,
Wm. K, Pendleton, Andrew Pendloton,
Dulcena Pendleton, Kugeno Plynn,
Anne Kennedy,
Josophlne Vanwassenhove,
Alexander Vanwasaonbovo.
Gkoiioh W. Jaoknon, Teacher.
Jacksonville Timet: Cameron A McCul
ly 'a wool sold at a bettor price than any wool
sent from Oregon, bringing 32oenta a pound
at a time wtion this staple was not a; Its
highest. Their band comprises the difforenl
grade of the Ielcester.
BenJlble Advice).
You are asked every day through the col
urns of newspapers and by your Druggist lo
use something for Dyspepsia and LI vor Com
plaint that you know nothing about, you
f;et discouraged spending money with out
Ittle succestt. Now to give yoj satisfactory
proof that Uiikkn'h Auouht Kijwkh will
cure you of Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint
with all Its ettects, suoh as HuurHtomacb.
Bick Headache, Habitual Costlvenesa, palpi.
lation oi tue iioan, iieartuurn, wator-uraaq
Fullness at the nit of theBtbmacb. Yollow
Hkln, Coated Tongue, Comlug up of food
after eating, low spirits, Aa., we ask you lo
go to your Druggist
and get a Hamplo llottlo of Giikkm'm Au
0 ot Klowkh for 10 oenia aud try It. or a
Hegular Hlzo for 70 cents, two doses will re
lievo you,
CLEBK WANTED.
The Lincoln Warehouse and Shinnlne- Co.
will rrcelve urounaals for a olerk to conduct
the bualnest of the oomptny under the
supervision of tbe d doctors for bleven
moninsrrom tue .u day or Aintimt, 1H77.
Praons makliiK sDullcatlon will meet the
direolnrsat the Co 'm warehnuke at Lincoln
on said day at 11! o'clock, noon, presenting
at the Maine time thoir rboominendatlons and
sureties.
InAB.TowNHKnn,
Pes. Hoard of Directors.
July 0, 4w.
a 1 1 rc
Boss Churn
op 'inn :untiihy.
A. Clalia ciiu Uko ii. r
KYKKY P.UlTlirrilK t'HKAM I'lllIHJfKW I
Prlrrs-IS 4;hI)mik, rlfi; 2d t.allou, 20
'i'a (julloii. IHi,
Knr trtIrnonUI iruin cltlien.of Marlon and other
co inllu. and lurtlior n iriicuUr', nti y lo or addreis
JjWml JI.A, IUWK1.MN, AUturvllle, Or,
Notice.
IIIAVK I IIOIlMK ANI LOT THAT 1
Mltb in truile for Una Intlx roiimry. 'lllln cod.
May lat Itrti. If. J. I1KNHY IIUOWN,
of 1877.
H!eadLerv
- aKAlt.
The P. P. T. Company's
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A
termor T
MoMINNVILLE
WILT. hBAVK
Portlnnd lr Nulont
Krery FniOAY. rcturnlnc on SATURDAY,
FOH aAVTON-On MONDAY and WKDNKa
DAY; rvtornliiK on TUKUOAtB and TJIUltSDAYS.
Fatroiiizo Your Own Boatt
Prolecllon ngnlnst Hlgli llutea
rJutiraiiteiMl.
Suxumoiiw.
In tbo Connty Court of Iho blato of Oregon fur Ute
County of Marlou,
T. Ui'Coi. plaintiff, I
a. V
Garwood Orrenp, Drftndant )
To OAHWOOn (lltKKNK, defendant:
In tub Namb or tiik HTATxer Oiikiion: You are
hereby tuunnonidaiid rrgulrrd toapprar and snawer
the eomphlnt flk'taiialnttyou In the ahmo entlUod
action In the above named court by tho flrat day of
IheHuulembir term, Itm. Iborrof. to wit, Iho Bd day
ol Heptember, 1UT7, raid day being tho flrt day of tbe
term of aald mint rollowlnir tho riplratlon nf Uia
tlmo prescribed lu tho order for publication hereof.
Atd If you frit no in appear and answer, forwaut
thereof plaintiff will take Judgment ncalnat yoo aa
prayed for In bla complaint, to wll, for tho um of
one hundred aud fifty uollara, together with Intereat
thereon alnce the 'Jtth day of Jauuarr. 1HTU. at twelve
per cat. per annum, and for coita and disbursement
of tbla action. Thl nuinmon la nnbllahed by order
of John U. I'eeblea, Jude of aald court, dated tbo
33d day of June, liflT.
1. II D'AltOY, Attonicyrorl'lalntln.
Salem, Jnly 0. 1HT7, lo;
A. L. 8TIN80N,
Book and Job Printer,
yv.nci iSuitiliiilut.
olman's Slock, Old Senate ObaM
ber, Salnm.
H
AVINO AODKO AN BXTKNHIVH A880HT
mentof New Tinea. Cut, tto.. to or alrrad
exlentlve Honk nail Job UfBco, I am now prcpirtd to
lo auy and all kinds of
Book, Plain, and Ornamental
Printing4,
Ob Short Notice, nml at uUNm
tiblo 1'rlcen.
Stock Ccrtilicaics a Specialty.
Havbgtliela'ctit ateo'tinfnt of M nlK Cerlldcato
line and cutaadaptid lo Ibat kind of work of any
On ca lu OrrtHin, I am pre p.rtd to execute nrdera lu
tho VKliY IIKnT atyle. In auy dumber of colore do.
alrrd, aad on a1 ort notice.
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The II lOIIKriT market irlco raid for any amount
of WOOL, . June I 91
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