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i'HE STATE FAIE.
Continued from Urn pa (to
and Linton tliaa wonro ablo to (ivo it, and
It Is moro than likely tbat many iloservlntf
iwtioles .linvo been omitted In our brief
sketch.
HlIKri- AXI) GOATS.
Tho displny of sheep wns exception
ally kooiI niul fntlsfactory ns represent
ing oho of tho most Important produc
ing Interests of our .State.
W. T. Nowby, of McMinnville,
showed .Spanish and American Mori
no3 In great variety, and a number of
good grades, ilo tool; 1st premiums
for Spanish Merino buck 1 year old and
2d for best buelc '2 years old over; 1st
premiums for bejt ram and best owe
American Merino; 2d for best ewe
lamb.
J4.J2. Josiin, McMinnville, for best
Mingle owo and licit singlo lamb. Span
ish Merino, shown by u youth.
T. L. iJ.ividson, Salem, showed Span
ish Merino's, taking first j)remiums for
each, rain and owe 2 years old j owo 1
year old; best pair ram lambs and best
paircwo lambs; also 2d premiums for
best ram over 1 year old; best ewe 2
years old; ditto 1 year old and best ewe
lamb.
John Miuto showed Spanish and
American Merinos, and various grades,
taking 1st premiums for best American
Merino ram over 1 year old; owo over
I. year old; pair ram lambs; pair owe
lambs; and sjx 1st premiums on grades.
Also 2d premiums for American Mer
ino ram i yenr old; owo 2 years old;
owo 1 year old; pair ram lambs; grado
owo 2 years old; alio tho Socity's med
al for 'best flno wool ram with (lvo of
ills lambs (Spanish Merino.)
Mrs. IJIacow, of Cenervllle, Califor
nia, showed French Merino", taking 1st
and 2d premiums on owo over 2 years
old.
V. C. Warriner, IJethcl, took 2d pro
mliini ( n French Merino ram 2 years
old; American Merino ram 2 years old,
and two on grades.
I). .V. Guthrie, of l)illa. took 1-t
prcnilums on each of his three entries
of French Merinos; Duel: over 2 years
old, pair of ram lambs, and pair of owo
lambs.
.1. CI. ll.ikor, McMinnville, showed
CotswoU sheep and Angor.i goatn, tak
ing fcoveral 1st premiums on tho former.
mile beats, 3 In 5, free to all, won bv Alr,
Shannon's Lady Faustina, best tlmo 2:38K.
Wednesday, Oct. 10. Knnnlng, 3-.vr.-o'di
bred In Oregon and W. T., won by Jas.
F. Ily bee's liorao Hard Bargain, 2d money
to Joo Taylor's horno Olo, Trotting l'ornm
tnnta tbat bavo not bnaton 3 minutes 10 tec
nnds.jvon by W. Williams, (Walla Walk)
Ho I founder.
Thuiixday, Oct. 11. Running 2-yr..old
post Ntakes. Thero were oluht entries and
tho nionoy (?.)00) was awarded as follows:
John F. Miller's moro Portia Knight, lit
money, $100, Dan Young' Molly McMauon
sM money,$21(l(W; T. IJ. Hoover's Hoodlum,
2d money $tlil. Trotting 3-yr.-old post
stakes', 3 In 0, L. IJ. Llndsey's Don Pedro
was nwardod $300 of tmrso and ontranco
monoy.
Fjcihay. Oct. 12. ltunning. 2 mllo hpat",
free to all. This was xprcted to bo tho bn.t
nonlnV.od raroot tho week botween Council
llluiri and Hyo Straw, but tho lnttcr '. at
lamed whllo practicing and could not ap
pear, so tlio race lay betwoon Council JSlulI-t
and G, J. Ilaaket'H Napa, and was won by
tho former. Council Mull is n romnrkably
lino hor.'o and In rjulto an acquisition to tho
racing stock of our Stato. Trotting, 2 milos,
tree to all, Aloz, Shannon's Lady Faustina
took 1st monoy, against J. .1. Welch's Olym
pla Dick, thoy woro tho only two ontered for
this race.
Our report of tho Stato Fair will bo con
tinued no.xt week.
Wo objected whon tho titno for tho Stato
Fair was sot, Hint It should bo held lu tho
full of tho moon In October, becanso tho
moon was frlondly to campers, and our ox
tierlonco wan that It was not apt to rain dur
ing tho full of tho moon in this month. Tho
result Mhows that wo aro correct. Hud tho
Fair been .hold Hits week, instead of lust,
thousinds of roroonH would havoboon grati
fied and 1 ho Agricultural Sooloty would hayo
been SlO.OCOat lenst bettor off.
V. T. Nowby, of McMinnville, took
several 1st premiums on his long wool
od grades, as did also John Mlnto.
M. Wilkins, Lane Co., made a line
oxhlbltof Ills New Oxfordshire), .show
ing, among others, tho owo whose
llceco won tho Centennial award against
the. world, for best combing wool. Kv
ory animal entered took a ls premium,
six in all. '1 ho appearance of these
sheep commends them, as thoy aro
covered with long wool to tho hoof,
almost, wo might say, from tho eyes to
tho hoof. Mr. Wilkins has bred them
pnro for sixteen years, and llnds them
very hardy and yielding heavy lleeces.
Jan. illchards, Salem, showed Cots
wolds, takingslx 1st preinlunw, includ
ing sweepstakes and sliver modal for
ram with live of his family.
II. C. Goer, Silverton, .showed South
downs, taking lot premiums, except
where ho competed with himself.
irwin Goer took 1st premiums for
ewe and also lamb, owned amf .-liown
by youth.
J. Wlthycombe, JIUMxiro, took 2d
premium for bent Cotswold ram over 1
year old.
8. Condlt, Aiinisvlllc, took 1st pre
mium for best grado nun 1 year old,
There was qultu a display and com
petition In regard to tho Angora goats,
tin nninml that commands a great deal
of attention In Oregon at tho present
tlmo and Is very much appreciated by
Miccesaful brooders.
RF. Yocum, Salem, had several entries
taking 1st premiums for best buck 2
years old; best !1 owe lambs; best sin
glo lamb shown by any one. Also us
many second premium?'.
(I. F. .McCorkle, Howell I'rairle, had
a lino lot of animals, taking four second
premiums, which was good work in tho
Jaco of strong competition.
Wins. Claggett, Salem, one of tho
oldest breeders of tho Angora goat lu
Oregon, took Is: premiums for buck 1
year old, and three buck lambs.
W. M. i.uudrum, the noted Califoi
nla Angora goat broodur, was on hand
with some choice aulurals to dispose of
and has a warm Interest in Angora
uoat breeding in Oreuon.
HAITS
Moxhay, Oct, 8. Tioitlnjr, doubte (turn,
fteotoitll, mile beats nt II lu A, won bv
Lltnpy Dick and Tliumltli. tr.terrd by J. J,
Welch, over M.tory mid Pilot, entered bv
L. II, l.lmUly.llino 2:57. nniuiliuj, dub of
mlle.froo to all, .Mitr!f Sjrny Dava.by
Win. Whltri A. A. Sin-, bv Win. lligliam;
(pt.JACk, tv M. L. Whin; "on by A. A.
Straw, tlmul:M.
Toksdav, Oct. 9. liunn'iiii Ut 3 In 6,
mil bfath.frw'tOKll, won iv Cuunoll llluiln,
entered by J. I. l'Mner: Jortu F. Miller's
Jtyo straw, took 2d ijtfmiiiiu, artmlng,
KIDEO ETIRT rniOAY, BY
CLARKE Jto CItAIG,
rununiEns and raornicTons.
S. A. CLA1IKU. 1. W. CUAIU.
Terms of Nubscrlptlon.
Ono copy, otioycr (53 number) $2.'.0
One copy, lx month (30 nnmbrrr) 1,'iS
Onn cciy. tbroo monthf (13 nnmricrr) 75
HALKM, FRIDAY, OOT. 10, 1877.
ABOUT SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Vo havo commencrd notlfylngnllouraub.
Rcrlbers who aro in arrears of that fact, for
tno rery sulllolcut reason that wo nocd (ho
money thoy owo us, and must havo it to II-
(iiitdnto our own obligations.
Mst year times woro hard and money
scirce, ho carco that a great portion of our
subscrlptoii list mnalus unpaid for current
your; and hundreds of nubscrlborH who nro
Hbundautlyabloto pay owo us for two, thrco,
four, and oven moro josrs than that. What
they think wo liro on is moro than wo can
Htirmho. '
During tho past your wo havo ondurcd as
best wo could, and havo boon obliged to
Htr.ln our crodit to tho utmost to nccommo.
dato delinquent subccrlbors, but pay day has
como and wo want our money. We don't
want adj body olaa's monoy, wo only want
our own. Wo aro Bonding out rospcotful no
tices, paying full loiter postago, for houio nro
so tendcr-heartod that it nearly kills them to
see an account stated on a postal card, so wo
nro obliged to pay out about fifty dollars
postage to do tho unpleasant buslnois In tho
most graceful manner.
Wo know Just how it will bo. Somo pco
plo will resent tho fact of being dunnod at
all, ami wish to stop tho paper after paying
up, nud Bomo vory curious customers will
order it mopped, os If (hoy wero riding a
high stepping hone, and forgot all about
paying up.
Human uaturo is a curious mixture nnd
nobody llnds It out better than by owning a
uowkpaper, Wo havo hud long oxporlonco
with tho buslneiw and take It all as It comes,
thnukful for tho many kind frlonds who
punctually pay In advance, as is contemplat
ed by our very roasouablo price j also thank
ful for tho ninny o'.hors who pay lu a reason
able tlmo, and wo have learned to bo patient
with those who aro fearfully Mow, but it ho
happens that we now mxul every cent that Is
duo us, and deliberately proposo to stir up
delinquents until wo got It.
Occasionally wo iltnVa dead beat on our list
and have to sutler, but most of our Oregon
former aro good for auch small sums as tho
subscription price of tho KAiiMKit.and only
need to bo reminded of tho dobt. Wo ex-pt-ciitll
who aro not bankrupt to rcspoud at
an earl v day.
It Is very likely that somo mistakes will
ocmr or have occurred, nud if bo, ploaso no
tify us civilly nud plainly ami wo will recti
fy, nud wo aro fully as anxious to havo ac
counts corrected ns onr subscribers can bo.
If j on havo Just paid, and receive a dun,
don't annoy yourself about It for It's probably
all right and tho correction of dato on tho tag
will bonu hhow It. Now one word more:
Wo pliu'o tho terms of our pspor at les than
any other of lu tiro lu tho State, Ql M per
ywr), eHcllng advance payment, and we
must havo payment lu advance If wo aro to
bo sui-ceMiul lu bukiucas. Therefore wo
plainly tetpitvst all our subscribers who do
hire to see tuo firmei's paper of Oregon well
supported, to pay us in advance or as soon
afierthu commencement of the year as Is
posBthle. It certainly Is not to the credit of
thoSute that a Journal working exclusively
tur the Interests of the farming population,
and lu harmony with tho Patrons of Hus
bandry, Is embarraoed by failure to collect
ktibscnptlous.
We duu't wish to preach or lecture, and ro
grot that It Is uecossary to open any audi
sut'Jeoi in our calamim, but It is a matter of
paramount Importance lo us, and uubope
every subscriber will read this article and
hilly appreciate the situation.
e feel that many lu arrears are so unin
tentionally, and know that m kiuall a mm Is
evally overlooked, but a thousaud delinquents
make total that la no trlfllu atfalr.
The pittance aaked for the yearly aubtcrlp
tlou to this uewspaper la within toe reach of
all able-bodied persons, aud punctual pre
payment would llghteu our work and
strengthen ua for belter service than we can
poatllly do while proacutlug a credit bust-
Prompt advanco payment would enable us
to enlarge aud Improve the Farmkk, which
we rj rtady and willing to do a soon as the
support wo receive will Justify it.
Volunteeu Oaiidaoe. Mr. W. T.
Hall sends us a remarkably flno head
of cabbago with a noto that it wns
'grown from an old slalk." Wo havo
volunteer cops of grain sometimes,
but this is tho first wo havo een of vol
unteer cabbage.
Moleskins are very flno fur but not
often utilized. Mrs. Eliza itobbins, of
Bethel, has a cat that has caught over
00 moles and she has dresson 32 skins
and mndo her husdand a handsome
vest of them. It was exhibited at the
State Fair and took a premium.
Met Yoaiv JRSoola I
Yon who lirvo ctver tried the MATCHLESS FIRE-
rlurlly.
LIGHTER liawmot tho fniutttt coiict ptloii of it l iiipc
Jim tunic or it a uimifui. Memo iiiotpd
little norlict-tilern Out will Utiko
fltc In tho moil holctcruu wcilh
er wlnil, rale, ttnrm, hall, mow
nkca no illfTttrnncn with ILb
Matciile: IU always rtaJy for uso. A rapltal thing
for traM'lcre, camper, or ant osc. Wtrrautcil toilo
jut a reprcRtntcil. I'rlco only 7." ct'lit.
AOLNTS WaNIEO,
Adilrens II. II. IIALLOCK,
Solo Agent, Salem, Oregon.
FIRST PREMIUM!
For Visiting Crds I
30
HAWLEY, DODD & CO.,
Portland. OroRon,
Offer for Sale, at the lowest Po.iblo Price 3, a Pull E
AGRICULTURAL IMPLB3IBNTS.
V.T. ABE SOLH AOESTS roll THE CKIKBUATSD
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IIKKUK Is the solo 1'atPlitee of the rouuht Jliocn
ostiomo lightnes-', and durability.
iiiKi wckipii rroii, uiiu
fbeiV i'h,w is the onlV Plow so "ifeT m
hardened by a Patented Process PECULIAlt TO Ulh DIul, u,u.
THE DEERE SULKY AMD GAjVG PliOWS,.
With or without Breaklng-Plow Attaohment.
C I'll with nv namo noallv Krlntcl tlicrcnn
ictit to any address upon receipt of 25 CciiIm,
ind a !1 cent flnmii. Aildref ,
w, j. UI.AHKK, fcnlcm, Oracon.
WOODBURN NURSERY
FEUIT,
KEEPS
Full Stoclc
....or....
SHADE,
ORNAMENTAL,
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NUT TREES,
Send for I'rlco Llet and Catalogue. AdJref
J. II .SFTTI.KT1IKII.
octieraB Wiotltnru, ur.
3VE i 1 xr &, IX. 3s. i e
NHJICSERY.
SBTir LUELLING & SON,
PitontiKTons oKTiin Aiiovr.NMKn nuk
nry. hec leavo to cill tho nttctitton of Krnlt
men. nial all other who wltli to nrocura t-ood, heal
thy Tree, to their IMMENSE STOCK OK
FRUIT TREES,
co:iistino or
Applo, Foar, Poach, Plum, Cher
ry, Prune,
And many other mUcelUncon arletlc, the frlccc of
which we have reduced to rutt theltime,,
tend for a catalog uo.
8ETH LUELMMO A SON.
octtO .'TlUivaulilc.
FACTS AND FIGURES.
Tlio nttonttoti of pnlntorH. nnil tlioso about to
imlur, h culled to tlin following:
KACT-Tlit THU PACIKIO HUnilKIt
J'AINT UO.'S Ontsldo White will
wol-h 'ii U)H. to tho gallon.
FACT That Clinmlcal ami othfir mlxoil
paints will weigh about OJi lbs to tho
ctllon.
KiaUItKS-Wolelitof 1 galbof Paclllo Hub-
liorl'alnt 1i lbs
nhomlcil Paint OK lbs
li'll". In favor Jtubbor 3 lbs
or nay, III IA 100 por cent. Moro paint
In ono gallon ofPaclllo Ilnbtior
Paint than In tho same quantity
nfChomlcal Paint.
FIOUKKS Taking as a Jobbing prico for
each. $- per Kall-iluPaclrlo Hub
bor Paint you not 12)i lbn paint,
inakingcoMtlOctii.porlb. Cliom
leal paint. tU lbs. porRall. uiak
Ing exist SI 1-10 eta. per lb.
I)lunronco In favor Paclflo Rub
bar Paint C 1-10 ota. per lb., or
31 08.100 por cout., or ovor CO eta
per gallon.
FAOT-That Pacltlo UabberPalntl31Ji por
cont. CitKArKK than any Chemical
paint now beforo tho peoplo of the
Paolilo Coast.
FACT Ami, lurther, that ono pound of Pa
clflo Hubbor Paint will Coveu moiu:
M'.vci: than ono pound of any Chem
ical paint, do iiutthii wouu, and la
moiu: duiuum: in IU woar.
Our success has inducod somo unscrupu
lous parties to put Sruuious Imitations on
tho market under tho namo of Rubber Paint.
Ho not deceived, but feo that our trndo
mark, and tho words Paella Rubber Paint
arn on each package. Kamplo cards and cir
culars furnished on application.
PACIFIC KUnUKIl PAINT CO.,
Olllco aw Sicramento St., S. F.
Jisu 1H:ai.y A-Co., Proprietors.
For Mle by John Huahotj, Salom, Oregon,
octhtf
S. FRIEDMAN,
M Is again at his
Old StxidL
AT
DlfJltlDirS'S CORNER,
Willi nn Immense Stack of
Dry (Jot!s,clollilnr, lints cups,
lioutsiuul Shoes, Yankee IS'o
tions, Gent anil ladles Furn
bliuii; :oo(ls,Tobiccos ami
Cigars, Trunks, and Va
lises, In fact. Every
thing In tho Dry
Goods line yon
want, at prices
that will
DEFY COMPETITION!
(octltf
igitz;
ITlio greatest Labor-Saving Implement yet Invented. VaMly Improved for Fall of 1877.
COO Sold lax Oregon Jxx Ono TSTcsix-.
&tr Hvorv Farmer Interested. Tho Deero Sulky is tho only Slnulo-Lovor Plow rnadp.
EASILY OPERATED, So constructed that by a nllght motion of tho Levor tho Plow 1
run out of tho ground and raised clear, by hone- lnsteed of man-power. It Is stronger and
less complicated than uny other. Solo Agents for tho well-known
SOUTH BEND OinZiLZS-lRON PIiOWS.
BUCKEYE: DRILLS and BROADCAST SEEDERS
Tho most successful In use. Too well known to need comment.
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Freight, and Spring: Waerons.
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AND EASILY APPLrnn
For Sale by tho Agents:
and JOHN HUGHES, Salom,
HODGE, SNELL & CO.,
WhnlrHnlo EJriiKglsts, nnd Dcnlcrx lu faint, oMn, ami Glass
NO. 75 PIIOS'T STIinET. .... '
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1 BWIN A EDENQ
jfl)VERnsiN(aCiNCY3
. 174 ELM-STREET: ,
GINGINJN'AXI.i'v' OHIO.
' Advertisement inserted in any paper,
Beforo adTertising send for ray catalogue.
The Old Immigrant Route
Acron the Caicade .tlountalu,
OWO.1(D ETTUK
Oascide Hoad and Briro Oonpaay,
Kunulns via Sandy, Mt. Hood, atd JUrlow'a Gate,
and ttaytl of all klndi La a bo
rovemrnt are being made every jtar.
T8 NOW OPRM. and travel of all klnda L
X irnn. The rwad U la i;ood repair, extrailre In-
provement are being made every year. Tbe LAU
REL HILLS are all graded. Sheep-bridge are on all
the ttreama. Tbla road never received a dollar tab
tidy.andyctll If the Bbortekl, bet, and cheap
cat route over tbe mountain. Olttance over tte
mountain), 44 mile. From Portland, over the
moantatn. 78 mile. From Fajem, 100 mile.
KATES-Waron, $i; Sddle,S0c; Fack. Sic; Oat
tie, 10c: Sheep, 3c.
For all Kulrnc and comlnc from or tntn Marlon, Yam
hill, Waihlagton. Linn, lkuton, and Polk constltr,
thl 1 by far tbe belt. neaieM. ard cheapett rente.
S, D. COALMAN, Preldmt.
IUsvit E. Cbom, Sec Ulnt
JOHN W QAKPttn.
KRAEL W. OAIIIIMH.
GARDNER BROTHERS,
"humpaw AMI i;CTAIL
Dealers in Pianos, Organs,
a SHEET MUSIC',
And Musical Merchandise,
No. 1810 San I'ab'.o St., Totter' Ulcck,
OAKLAND. CAL.
firUirold'. Block, nut SAI.E.U.
Administrator'8 Notice.
JOTICE I brcby Riven that tbe umlerrtraed
SV:X',&I e'be bounty Conrt of The' VSSwt
.. iL'-i i, D"10 u "rcgon. on tr.os;th day of
i.i. .:."!. W' dfaied. All rKrion hav
Lalm asitnn laid e.uta ir nnii .7.. "".
of Marlon
AOCUtt
Eitate
ing claim
me fame,
tbe oElee
lid county,
.DAed.Angn.aTtbVCOal,K' AtaWtnto,.
V,V? jss,i: is &
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' O. SDZaUTi
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFJEHA HOCSK, 8ALEM.
S. B, corner, at head of itaJn.
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