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llowzvv Prairie, Nov. 30, 1877.
It, may be safely asserted tbat a new era is
at baad on tbls Count. Amoig the many
prominent ways and means bero for profit,
there Uonewhloh works high up, and is,
beyond doubt, ofaurnand heavy profit. This
Is tbe fruit business, which has been neg
lected amongst us forBivoral yoars past. In
setting out such multitudes or fruit trees
hero from 1818, lo 1805, tho prospect of sales
oflnls fruit was In tho California market.
That market In no longer of much account
to II H.
From cold Knaps, Improper planting and
oulturo, and worthiest varktlcH oout, on
wot cold soils, a largo amount of our olJ
orohards am dead or nearly to. Tho farm
eros, nomologists and nursorymon havo bad
nearly thirty yoars oxporlonco in tho fruit
business on this Coast. Surely, Ifexperlenco
be a good teachor, wo havo bad much of It.
Tbe time and opportunity are with us now,
to profit by our oxporlonco In fruit culturo
here. We know tbat a very large varloty of
fruit trets waa introduced here in early times.
Maayoflhem were spurious or worthless
kinds. One noted variety, callod L s'
Cheat, told as the Blue Pearmaln, in Marlon
county, turned ont to be a worthless little
seedling. Tbe fruit boobs from tbo East
were mainly relied upon lor correct informs
tlon, aa to sorts of fruit, mode of culturo and
their keeping qualities. Now, it turned out
tbat Winter apples amongst tboYankeos,
were only Fall apples here, and vice versa.
Ho different was our climate, seasons, tolls
' and cultivation here from tboso In tbe States
tbat the scleneeof Pomology bad to be learn
ed anew bore. Tbe varlotlosof our soils and
localities here might be called legion. Va
rlelUs of fruit trees horo on nno locality, may
not sultat all on another locality, not n mllo
off I have traveled In every county In the
Wlllsniilte Valley, and havo looked well at
tbo numerous oiotiards in each county, nnd
the variolic of fruits In each, and which
did tho worst, etc., and I could not now glvo
a oatslnguo of fruit trees with any dogroo f
correctness, unloss I know tho proolno soil,
and locality of tho porson, desiring to sot out
an orchard.
If J saw any nno thing that was n flxod
fiot, it w, that low, whllo ulay lands, with
a hard pan subioll, nro utterly tinsulted to
orohardH hern. And again I found that llm
ber lands giritly rolling, are hunt for frultH,
Whoro llinlmr lauds cannot Iw Imd for orch
ard, then rolling Corn Unl-i should ho ho
lected for an orchurd. l.vrry farmer or
orchard lit lion, who has had experiment hi
fruit culture, ran sen for hhiixolr what vario
lation whnt colls and luoalllloH bavosuo
ecmled tlio hint hum with him.
And mmtnf fruit growers horn cansoiVol
from tho iiiirMirltiH, tlinnn varl'tlls", no
oordhitf to kinds; and not tuku lubtils iiloiic
for Ihiilr guldo, as In tluiiH koiio by. Anil
one nutter of tho groitntt Importance horn
Is to buy yoiiiio; twos, only of healthy stork-,
Dlsossrd limbs, urafl id on to healthy roo's,
wilt din h ft i r i v lillti, llkn pfiisoiiH with litr.-il-lUry
iiom plaints, Nlno-toutlm of all tho old
bearing npplo treH litiro and many of thn
plum mul totr trues ani (lUt'iised. It Im to tin
hop id that our iiiirivrymon havo looked
well to this matter,
There never wni a tlmo that thorn was ns
sura a thing, for prollt, In tho way of frultH
horn, as now. Many of our folk am ill
eourcxd at tho project of n Ur.k of employ
ment lor our iloMlnx population. If ll tho
dlninult sort of occupation lion-, went
pltohoil Into with a will, and porMivurtd In,
thorn need tin no Idluts and t;rimlt-rs. '1'hu
Invriitiou of tlio nhpsp fruit dryer, mi till
Cost, has opttiiod up (u Ui u 'now era In
fruits," IVrlmi'NH urtof our old Htaiullnj:
trM'H In the orchard out Im sovorely pruned
and brought to bear Kiwd crops of fruit
Hat thtiro is not, pnrlupo, ono f Ilium In
fifty, that would yield linaltliy otittluH from
which to graf;. Too gro..t earn cannot Im
oburvod In plaiilliigout now orchard. Tho
Idea that about thn poorest of our, lands may
liepUi.ted to fiult Is iTxpuiletous, Thn
riohsst and bust prsoes of laud should bo
selected for orchards, tho sjiiih oaru should
be had aa for a garden. Tito ground should
be well pulverised n foot deep, and well
drained. Norer should water b allowed to
stand upon the roots of fruit trees, moro than
few hours at one time. Wo havo had ox
perlenoe a to setting fruit treow near and fir
apart. All my oxporlonco and oliNorvatlon
go toward planting apple trees nt least aOxM
feel each way, Pears may bo sot 'JOx'iO foul,
and plume 10x10 foot. Cherry trees maybe
set around the garden, in the bouso lot and
along the road. Tho plun of digging post
holes In which lo set Irult trees here, U non
sense, Tho trees should bit Hot on top of tho earth
and tho mellow loam gently piled up around
tn roots lo a depth of three luciios morn
than In lhnniirory. Thu old prAotlcn heiu
wasto.liead young trotn. They should bo
low down, and the upper I hubs let to grow,
Moderate llinli pruning should hudounovory
year.
Tho earn In soiling and cultivating each
apple and poar Ireo should bo as much h
would be proper lor n clf. Tlio protlts of
ono well tended upp'o or jKir troo may bo
Kit ilown, in twenty yer, at over mm hun
dred dolUiM. If 1 Imd llily orchard plots
ready for youtit fruit trvia now, I should
not sot out, lo I'xcevd, leu varieties of (bo
apple, and lx of tho pcur.
1 oou d u-unti for'.v varieties ofthoappLi
mid y- tint havo linn twdlurc In Minn)
ooiintilis Hut oih In Ott'ton, anil hhould
siiUourelvt lo cur own miiI uuilolloiair,
Tlio eMroiiio olionpnivH of thn I'luiiimer
Fruit UrjiH pUct.i thorn In I lie ImiuN of all
trint'rH, ami Irult mlrH Insrn, Tim demand
for our dried fruits fr oil !senillks, li
iullly I knoan abiond, Thu Mipply from
tills Coaxt car, nunr tipisl I lie (louitiul for
oar dried Irult'. It vsouM to folly In nut to
dlct4loto our ketllem what iorln of at pie,
pear, pluniH, pch and cherry trees lopl
jut heio. I.eilhem decM-. tor lleiHvlves.
David Newsomk.
Pom the Dally Rscord.
DIPHTHERIA, THE DEATH AHD
DOUMOF OHILDREIT,
I waa greatly pleased yesterday to read In
one of our dally paper. an extended article
on that dreaded pesUlonco dlphtborla, Tho
author attributes tbe dlsoaso to worms, and
HUggests tbo remedy of worm modlotnes. I
lltid no fault wllh his views, but would llko
tosuggostanothoroiuso nnd cure, so much
concurrent thatnolthernood necessarily pro
vent tbo trial of tho other.
CAUHH OP DU'HTUKniA.
Audrow Jackson I).ivl, and tunny "Spirit
diclorsy'ui wo call them, assign tho cause
of dlphthcila to vegetable funjtu"; or rathi r I
should siy tnat tho msmbrauou formation
In tho throat Is a cryp'ogauil, ono of tho first
forms of moss, such as makes tho fungoid
covorlngovora pan of milk, after fiovoral
days and the croam has raised and soured.
Tho same cryplogamla tbat constitutes tho
mould on dead men's faces after a few months
Inhumation In a grave, as I bavo myself
seen on the exhumation of a corpse for re
moval to another bnrlal gronnd. It is tbe
first vegotation that springs from dead nerve
matter or struotnre.
MI nBMEDY
And prevention of diphtheria Usniphnr. I
gavo my children a teaspoon ful twice a week
during Its prevalence here last spring, and
they escaped. The theory I go upon Is, tbat
sulphur dostroys I be cause of diphtheria, In
that It Is doath upon all wormy or fangold
creations in tbo human body, by destroying
tho animalcalar or monadlo formations or
exlstenoles in the blood; whoso circulation
throogh tbo system Anally culmlnatod
at some local struoturomost eym pat hollo or
congenial to them, as In case of dlpthorla,
thoy appear to precipitate upon tho norvous
glandular sy item of thu throat.
TUB VKOETADLK W0M.D
Is subjeot to ssmo law. Unco, among somo
plum trocn I trlodan experiment. I bo rod
a small holo luto ono of them and filled It
with sulphur and plugged It up. Tho our
culio, and all buga and wormi and stluglnK
files tort that tree, thu fruit rlpouud and was
rich In flvor, color and u'zi. Tho fruit on
tho olhor treot was killed as usual. I tried
this from tho f mt that I ntrly learned by
experience, at snhool, that sulphur (Hkan
Inwardly would kilt lt)o Itch tiu, uiidnr the
skin of my llugerH mid wmMh, end I rea
H(wied that It would h1-o kill lmcct nnd
worm life In, or on trees; us 1 roasnn now
that It kills ill liifiiHorlil atilinalcularorpr
ashlo llfo that Ih not proper lo thn healthy
human blood when taken Inwardly. I havo
cured myself of
WIIHKY TlIIItST.
In two weeks with a to spoon full of sul
phurs' day so that I couldn't, bear tntisto
tho "critter" nnd 'rplruV' tell ms that tie
atiunit Irrepressible devil ra'lid wliMy
thliht Is owing to tho pnrnoe in tho blotd
and thu syntiin,ol a piculli'r rpolosnf nnl
ma!eula that hns been gi'imlmiKd sud born
by (ho unnatural ueof tho ,ralu In dltllla
tl n im tod f nsiural otting. To lllustrsle:
You takna pound of coin, ryoor wheat, took
It undent It sndjour llfo Is naturally fed
and suhlalnid, tint lakn thoitraln nuddlslU
llm spirit from it and drJnlc It, and such a
dllltirentand unnaiursl ccmllllou Islnductd
that II coiiH'MiiHy repented, tho condltlona ef
our nalursl life are all oviotlireiwn, and you
Iiccoiiki tilled with ui'imltiral olemoiital lllo,
baeknvMi to tho molicnUr nnd protoplas
mlo sUges of roiiHtruotlon, and If you dlo of
it, lis end In thn'awful
DKI.KItlUM lllKMHNH,
Or snakes, tin km, reptile; all tho Inferior
ooutllllniiM through which man mny have
evolved. Hut nothing huivnnurangillo, to
which ho aspires ami which li tlio end of a
natural life. Tho thirst Is tho craving of
thet-oaulmajcula for their llfo food, of which
I to man through uervoussympathy Is made
ojiucIouh. Hut pardon my digression.
DISKABKfl 1IAVK BKKt CI.AMtKn
Into two tanks. The Alkaline, whoso
fiercest typo Is yellow favor, and theAscId
ulass, whose deadliest manifestation Is chol
era, and remedies from tbe mineral, vegeta
ble, anltntl and mtgnotlo worlds, so lo call
them, havo been atudled ever sines man's
appearancoon tbls planet; and most of these
remedies bavo been successfully classed
upon one or the other of these two sides.
Hut sulphur, whatever may be its constitu
ent elements appears to be
AN AMAUIAMAT0H,
And gathers out of tho blood the Inalplent of
all diseases. I havo lately read of an Kngllsh
physician who claim to have cured diphthe
ria In almost any stage, by tbe ttso of an as
old, or an ether prepared from sulphur.
Douhtlevs crude sulphur la just as good, for
IllHthoNCtvotiger thatswteps tho velusand
arteries of all nonudlo llfo aud restores the
b!od to normal conditions.
Physicians tell mo that they dread to be
called to a case of diphtheria. They lute to
eo the sppealing face of a poor Utile boy or
ulrl, looking back anxiously to earth and
frlenilsand home, yet momentarily nearlng
tho death snuggle of dl.tairsnd straiij;uU
tlon. Therefore, let parents try preventions,
where tho dread soaurgo is about I how, Ue
worm modloltua if jouliko, but also try
sulphur. It can do no harm, given at night
on retiring to bjil, and it m y ssve "tho llt'.le
flee at tbo window" to gree; loving and
o ireful parents, until thty grow away from
Uio dauger ot early death, from that deadly
blw.lit that cuts otT the blossoms of human
life, lloplug these thoughts may do some
good, I am, eto. G. W, Iawo.n,
The UovKruor baa appoiuiud ' H. Moores
Notary Public, at Portland, aud O. A. Sea
key Ooanalsalcmir of Deeds at Prlnal,
Arlsooa.
PomxARD Itkms. From tbo Por.land pa
psraof Monday we get tbe following: "
The election held yesterday was tbe quiet
eat ever held in the city, with the exoeptlon
or tbe First Ward, and resulted in tbe olee
Honor tho Peoples' ticket in tho Second,
Third nnd Fourth wards.
Tho number or vote polled In the First
Ward was 115, of whloh J.J. Murphy re
ceived 61. and J, H. Haas, 51.
In tho Second Word, 178 votes were polled,
of which J. M. Pattorsou recoivod 87 and J.
M.Scott 01.
In tbo Third Word, CO votos were polled,
Dr. L, S. Skiir receiving 22 and C. Uztavoge,
38.
In thn Fourth Ward 83 votes wero thrown,
!i bilng for Dr. J. W. Morodotb and 1 for O.
1'. Terrell.
As a conqueror of lthoumatism. Gout. Non
ralgla, aud euro lor Scrolula and all diseases
arldng from Impurity of blood, tho old and
rellablo Family Medlclno, JIyaW Life Iial
itnm, stands uncquAlod, as proven by over
300.000 great cures during tho past 30 yoars.
Is n radical vegetable Compound ofSarsana-
rilla, Dock. Onalacum, ito., and a permauentJ
euro. Hold try all druggists and country
grocers. Take nothing olse, and If they
haven't it we send by express, boxed, every
where, at $1 and f I 25 per bottle; IVOO and
td 60 hair dor. Hyatt & Hyatt, 210 Grand
St., Now York.
TH r1wT8.
The Wheat Market
Wheat remains without change, with
active demand and firm prices. Portland
rates are $2.10 to "2.12K per cental, and
shippers claim that they pay mora than
they osn afford, ai tho amount of tonnage
In tho rlvor makes It nocossary to bid up to
sccuro cargoes for waiting ships. Tbe East
ornand Llvorpool markots are quoted as
qulot.and floating cargoes are a trifle lower
than a month ago,
Oats nro worth, ssckod and delivered at
Portland, 65a to GOo por bushol, with little
doatand. W.J, Ilerren is paying 47)4 cant
per bushel hero at Siloin. Tbo San Fran'
clsuo market is moro ao.lvo, butisiargoly
overstocked with Oregon nals.
Tho Salem Markots.
Wheat. In farmers' binds (1. 10 por bushel;
oats, 47Jin for good, kn wlicni otlored hv
expomn.ito wo.ilhsr; butter, 30is; cgas,3o(!
iMirdor.,; nprilo, .10 1 toil 7a lpr boslml; kiik
tosx, 30j to37Ku perliiiMlnlj luccn, shies, I2o
ht Ih : hams, 12! Je; shoiildHrs, 8c; lard.
I2aiollo. JIayl8 per for ton, balled ?1
pur ion.
Sugar has (Inclined from lain flgnrcn nnd
It Is a good time for ftrmers to lay in a sup
ply. Portland Froduco Market
Wo copv thu follovslu from tho Oregonlnn
ofthoIStb:
Wheai-2 07K2WJ.
Flour Heft tirHtKls ft) M per bbl.;
outHlde hihI o'lintrv brHudt, ((ICO; fine
-tin! Huperllur, fi 255 r0.
May Choice timothy, baled, 812)13; lopte
llOili!.
OiiMHcst 50o, rnmmon, 47.
Iticon Sldos UallcK,hamsl2iI4;; shoul
dern, tKj,
IiirdOregonmsdo, fresh, in 10tJ tins,
Um In kegs, I3il4i. ,
OlihikMim S-l OOjSI S-1 per divert.
Itiitliir IHs20o; Cheese, 15iilCo.
KgHH 2So jr do., I
lUrley-Cholce browing 81 07Jf feed, 81.60
pirewt.
Wool Doll s'llo st 22K11o.
r.ogsl T. udtrs in .Portland buying 00;
llmr.onj. r
so
SllvtrColn 'IJiaiJ rMrcfliit.dleoount.
U,
Man Vraiiclsco iilnrket.
Inr Tf.ua turn,
(Bin Frincucn. Poc. .1.
VhriV-Shl.-p!r" s rr.'j ,t; mltltni: 13 .Ui$J 40.
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OREGON MILLS,
North JIM. Creek, Salem,
ASSKOW IK
Complete Running Order,
AND INVITE
Custom Work.
WELLBR & WALDO,
HALK.TJ, Nor. 1. lSTT. 8?lf
g ,,l J J
SALEM MARKET.
MONBTAHY.
Lbsil Tssdsbs, bnjlnj;, 00c :.oUlnj, ore.
HLOUIl, OltMN Ac.
Wnsat. best waits V bmhel $; m
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runMl, V t a 4
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Hucknbctt Flosr, f) lb ft 5
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2.U C- Meal. W ton 0O....
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baled, V ton q ,.
anOCKItlBS.
8osr, Sn PrsncKco refloed, V bbl ljvft u
Wsna.. lS'Qii
nl". Ha JU'f
lMiwitirrd !Mi 11
. psnulta m n
sirap. cal.... t O114M
l, Jln. V B mvjji mi
Imperial.. , j avai bo
Coffee, Coit lllcs, &5j .,
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dried, Ud.. ,. 5es
Peaches, dried, V 8 Ujj
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Datter, freb roiu, V 6 a 30
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Cheew Orek-wa prims, V t
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OILS, Ao.
Llaseed Oil, boiled, st nUaa
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10
ATTENTION
HEEP GROWERS!!
A SUItE DEATH TO
Scpb,
Screw Worm.
Foot 3ot,
AKD ALL
Paraaitea that infest Sheep.
TT 18 BAPEIl. BETTER and VASTLY CHBArsn
THAN ANY OTHBH TRKPAnATION FOR THE
TIIBATMENT OF BnEBP. IT
Improves the Health
OF TUB ANIMAL, AND TUB ,
QUALITY OF THE WOOL.
XW One "ration Is enoajrh for one hundred to twe
han1rcdUDp, according to their age, strength, and
condition.
It Is put op UFIVK-GALLON CANS add In BAR
RELS. Bsod (or etrcolar, to
T. A. DAVIS ft. Co..
PORTLAND, OREGON,
Vrbalesale Ac eats tar the Mate.
Or to vtmr nearest ReUU Draestft or dealer nirt
jJxecutrix' Notice.
THE nndo'iilcned hsvlntr beeu ilnly appointed ex
eentrlx of thn Itft will and testament of Jsrocs
McCubbln, Into of Marlon county, deceased, (heri'lbni
all prKm havlneclalim ncaln.t fft'd dcccdnt'sc;
rata will pro'enttnem. properly vcrlQed, to th an
derflirnen, st her renirfpnce, Is North Halom. within
six nrnnths frm thlit date, and all perrons Indebted
toMldiattlo will plcaao mike Immediate payment to
tho iiuderili;nod at tho rami pise.
I) tied at -ialem, Marlon connty. Oremn, Nnr. 10th,
IHH. ' BAItllAKA McCUtllllN.
nor3.1s4 Executrix.
Final Settlement.
NOTICR Is liorehylren that Mary .7. Weeton, ad
inlnlftratKrof tho ctats of Darld Weston, do
coaled. hSHlhlx day tiled In the onnty court f tho
"tatu of Oregon (or tbe cuntv of Marten her final ac
ruiint In raid en'sto, and eald court has appuli-tul
Mondiiytho srvenlh dsv of-lnnnar', 1S7A at 1 1 o'clock
a m , fir tin lirarlnsnf objection" thereto; th'rcforo
all perron. Inierefttd In mid cpMIo sro nonlr-d to
apnesr at rati datn nt tlio court liun In rUkm, In
fhiu tnn- ij, i;i(n ann iikti in maKuiiigrciiuni u mo
alloirauco ol raid a.cotiut, If nnr thev nirc
MAltY J WI'HTONj
ttwl Admlnlrtralrlx of Kttate of Parld Wef ton.
Notice.
ATETITIOX bavlni; been (lied In tho rnnty court
o( tho Mlate Of tlreon (or tbii Cintl.t cif JUlloii.
lorthinpiiolnimont of K. 8 Orivo'reaH unnrdltn of
tha crtato of Krsnk Binnn 1 1'n-ri-sident minor, ami
"Jatnrdiy, Dect-nitier 13. IM?, nt 10 o'clock In iho lorc
noon, liav.ii;, licen sppoluiid for h-srlne the.aro.
now, nt rehire, mi iiun-ou iiuurci-ii are n'ii:ny rj
nnlrril tnsnne.ir In imld court. it the cart-lioud li
h tleiii, In Slid rotinty, nt raid tlmo Mien and thnetn
now cnaon wny sid k. . urroiro sbouia not uo
appolnudantirh vuardlan.
JOHN C. PRrilLE3.
noMw1. (Vimly lint jo.
OCB PI.ATKU WATCIIKS.riwiot
DCP-l(cn
lltnU. Add.i, A. Cooltkx ds tx, CLUr,o.
knon vrori'. tiampia waifAtit k
(Carminatwej
For DiaiThcea and Dysentery uso r.
Jnjue'o CainnlnudTn ItnL-unn. An
changes or climate or water, and In
dfsctrotiorvt In cutlng oltcn iiroduro
tliawoonipIuInUftrHVoIorHaiKlothont
aliould always l;oop n bottlo of thU
romedy by them. It tiovor (alia to
Hiibduo tho most violent allodia,
nnd It Li equally BorvlociWo for
Cramps In tho Stomach or Ilowchi,
Griping Pains, Ac
For Cholera Morbus, Cholera tn
farrtum and Colic uoo r. jayno'
OarenlnMlTo Balsam. It removes
nil Horenoss of tho abdomon, allayu
tho irritation nnd calms tho notion
of tho Stomach. It may always bo
rolled on to giro Imniodtato rollc,
nnd bosldos being oflootual, is a
pleasant and snfo remedy, cosily ad
ministered to children.
For Asiatic Cholera and all Bowel
AffPCtlonS uso promptly Dr..
JajmeVs CtersalnaUTe Babasss. It
chocks tho Diarrhoea, suppresses tho
Cramps which gonorally aooompany
attacks of Cholora, and conquers
tho dlaeaso in its Inclploncy. It has
frequently been administered In
neighborhoods whero tho Clwlonv
has been raging epidemically, and It
has seldom failed to givo lnimcdlnto
nnd permanent relief, Tho Cnrmin
ntlvo has nialntnlned its reputation
as a Ourntlvo for nearly forty years,
la oqually oflbotivo In nil latltmles,
and as n Standard Household l'c.'iio
dy, should bo ktit In ovory f-unlly.
T. A. DAVH CO.iWholeulo Assats. roit'aid
Onuuo. ili.nj
Groat Heduotion!
HARDWARE
HKTAlLKtl AT
Wholesale Prioes, for Cash
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My Stock oinsla's of HHSLPnnd RUILD-
.!' iiaruar Mt'Chanlck' Tools,
Sliovuls. Nail", Uopt, (q.
seaiml cor. bluU Pruutm. PulinL.ANn
jr. a. STitATTo.v,
Attorney at Law,
BAI.F.M. ORKOON.
OaVso&aMtWBUoAjoppoaUs Uis BeaasA Qmm.
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New Goods!
-AT-
BRETMAN lW
WHITE CORNER.
Clotliijng:.
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
HATS AND CAPS,
G R O C ERIES,
3tO., to.
Thl stock ha jut been pur
chONcd Ir Sir. WKRER KKET
MAJV in ISoxv York and San
Francisco, nnd, owing lo the
extremely low prices In GoodM
nnd freight, vo nro nblo to
give better burgulns thun ever.
VTZ ALSO MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
Carpets, Oil-cloilis,
Oui'tnliiN, IMutiliis-M, &o.
FARMERS' PRODUCE
Taken In ISxclinnso for Goods.
"Call at'tho "Whito Cornor.
BREYMAIV KROSs,
Oct. Ill
19 txl oxxr , Or.SB
Oldest Homo in tho Trade
JT. 15. CONGLE,
MANUFAUTUltUlt.
Wholesale and Rjtall JJealor In !! klmlso
SADDLES,
imioiiKs
Lasl!0.sTrimXi
Ko. "73 Trout Struct.
PORTLAND, - - OHEGOJT.
Also, keeps eouttsntly on hand a ta-go nitmcntf
XjE3L.,Ca?.,Ea:E33Ft
iND SADDLERY ltARi.WARE.
fclirBrtn Auont In Or'i;oi lor the Cnrbollaed
liokii, tHn I-'miii-Uho prices,
with Krclvht added.
Repairing Promptly Attended to
JEW GOODS.
Mararanth & Turn-Table Applc-Parere,
Jbieicuer I'ost-llole Augers,
Meat-Cutlers and Stufiers,
Blacksmith Drills.
Tirfl-Bandors and Up-Setters.
rruniDg-raws, .Knives, ana
VORTIIRUP &.
TllOIflPSOX,
WnODESAU AND llBTAlL Dlll.Kru IV
Hardware, Iron, Steel, &
wagon mi uarriaee Material
OP ALL KI.ND3.
420 A: 131 Front St.. rOUXXAniD,
SALEM FOUNDRY, &
JUnohluo Shop,
IALSM OltBGOlt.
B. F. DRAKE, Prop'r.'
ITEAM ENGINES, BAW MILLS, OKIST MILLS,
3 Koapers, Pumps, and all kliuU ana etyUe of Mjk-
tna all ktni! of Hras and Iron l'atliiKK MnitsLedst
vwAS.?Ll-aa MATCUWt. and bTItKUtb nol
WHEAT AN OATS
Choi ped into Feed,
Also .
Sasli, Doors, Blinds,
3VToxi.lAlxij;s.
Turnlnp:. Mnirwotk, ldafead,
iiirrmiN, muikih, 'Inblea,
FANNING HULLS,
And nil klnda at ruralture,
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