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June C, 1870.;
ItfA tcinlcn In rottluul, utiylnjr. pir, ond Klllns
fit I'lr,
Miter toln In I'oftluvl Hip tiAtiku quote ol -'' per
tfnt. dlwotint.
Ilfiiuu Produce Mtu-Unl.
Tin Miming represent whatcnlo rates (roiii rrodu
i m or firnl hands :
l'Mlt'It In Jol.blnjt lot aUmUnl brands, ' I lit
ountry brand", gl MXJK Go
WIlKAT-tt.CO, iiiM.
OATS-wldto, 01V V l.-i .I11I.
HtlOSS-lOeti ft.
roTATOI-iioUh! itWIc ' tih ("otnlrif
in fr.ly.
MIDDMXrW 4.li'.lnj, for feed, M0!I3 fl. t
P27J V ton.
UKAW-JoliMng at 14 V ton
IIAfON .IMcs, Do i Ham,, ltPttei !toulder, 771i
I.AUO-I11 actfi ni.d Hot, 10f.
IlinTi:il-Wiiotch5lifrM!i roll attStotOa; l
rJcMol rail, l; solid In krgt, I'm; mirlft sjlnttd.
CIIIXMI-Oreiron, 1I13; (MlfDrnh, 10c.
I)llli:il flHIIT.Apple tin dried, 3c; mulilnc
dried, 'nit, iliillul 1'Mr", maliln ilrlcl, W!c,
limns, tun dried, litylt
Wins- He, (fool demmd
IHIl'LTIlV-ChlrVmn. Minu, Rl3 Vlprr.los old,
)lvM, and an toil
HOGS llrcssml, r , un fool .
tli:i:i'-I.Ie wrljht S and B) its. lor ihnkv
8lli:i:i'-l.tr()cl3lit3Iti.l3iti.
VOOI,-lhtern (Irrttoii, t.V;"il; Wimnirtt Vstley,
I Vfilr. (Inod tone to mirlet.
HIM IV.
TAI,UlU'-(iiot-vl,lj at It and S tl.
IIAV-Tlmotlijr, Idled. Imylnif at tluaii13 V ton
(uncial iMuicliamllNd.
Itll'i: -llilni, No I. tiano. Clilna, No. S, i) its.
Jai-.ni, 7 rti; Hainlxl' li M.ih'li, 7 Jr. cry rrnrce
TIIAB --lairm, 11 and V lllvk, fit aroi'jO; V. II.,
S.V
I'OFI'I'I.' C01U Itus, M awl li, Jan, !lyi'
HL'(IAItS-N'ewltnfMuiilaii(Ar; ('nulicd A.llje;
flno ini.licd, Ilr; (Julie, lOlr: IMn (',!): lloMcii C,
9rj run. In Mi l,lw Is. 7 1111I ' r.
MVIIl.T-SifitW
OAMlLUi Hand
liAIMN.1 Iiiiirtl. ft M nrl W (0 a Un; Cillfor
(,U, il ami IR.
.lOlfH-'lond, r.K: Ami t M
YKAST COH UKll Itonnclly, lit mid t . V from;
Protliii . Jltrrlll llo rr (rro.
OII.S-Onllnrx liranli til coil, S6 hljli jri.U'l,
Downer, Co., 3A ami ll)c. ltollnl IJikooI, D.V; IU
Llniiil, ikv; I'liro Lorl, tl U amltl 40; Uvtor, tl t!3
ami tl "; Turi"ntln, CO ami S3 rontn.
Iry (oodti, i:tc.
Uclall ami Joliklrut ItatM.
UnM, A., 7 to7(c; Calut Y., 8 to 8c; Ca!lcn, ttjiSc;
lliii(htni,lli(ltc; uhlta Ilork Mmlln, I0;kIiIUi Inua.
iUlo,i.10r; olliorl.rnn.il wlilto Miulln,7trl!lc; rcJall.
o IDannfl, Wfnc; Wt oil wool KUniifl, 3V0cj
Canton illanncl, Mirvhol anil iinbleadml, lVOe;
Clicilotn, for thlrtlnir, lll!0ci TaUo IJnrn, 3.VJIK;
Wnlcri'roof, TSu'Oitc; L'rrwti torllnf, lrv.flSt Kentucky
JcaiK, 1.'37; rnl all ool llhnWt, ((V.t,j whlto
all-wool III tnkrtt, r'HM; Cotton lulling, sOvtJJe ft,;
hlttlnir nannrl, UT (IOo; Mick ami ix-lorcil Uvlitixro;
43al.SilliitlcranJ(.1irwclolh,ro7cirlamlcirlu'kf,
13ci('iw.lincri)niitrloth,0i:at.3i;TIcl,ln, 12 a 3 Jo,
Dcnlintaml IMii-k, i1a3V, l'onncr' IVkiU, fi 73 an. CO;
'MtS2;di&EcS,
ilCMMMM W
1 buyers, prol).ib!y nt $1.00
jicr cental. Wheat at falcm, 82J cents per
Imihcl. At Albany, 7S79 cents jicr bushel,
jutlgiiij; from jirieo uttotcil for jackeil on
boanl can or boat
FUF.tnilT IMl HAUTr.lui
Tho iiiditioii of tonnage inaken n very im
portant Item of our commercial relation.
So far Iho tomngo oxpcclcil at Han 1'raneleco
l Iom thin ftt this tlmo lMt year, but vio can
safi'ly cxpei-t ahltm to cotno hero so Ion,t es
OOCMI cointncrrc n ko ilopriMHiid through (li-world.
tllK (nN IMl WOOM-..N Til Mi!
Rtiotrs it bettor feollna. Cotton cooils lud
loJrauoeil in consequence. Tor somu timo
palt ooltnn growors linvo mailo n poor live cf
ik ...i .., .11 .....:....
is. imicni in.'iuuinciuivru mu .111 iunuju
on full tltno with short stocks of staple. Tho
Improvement in trailo argue well for tho
bread producer. Wo cannot expect to got a
good price for wheat when manufactorici aro
clmr-il and commerce li stagnated. Any im
provement givos us encouragement that wo
dhall recrivo bettci price for tho itominir.
emp siirptu
me woiti. ma r.x in
Is (movant mid shou. constant improvement.
Wo should say that tho prosjioet for perman
ent prico is reliable. There i sharp compo
tition among wool detlori for ilocccj, though
that ha not yet nlloctcil our homo market,
no valley wool having been received, that Is
to any groat extent. Comiderablo recoipts of
Il.vttcrn Oregon wool aro ruiortcil. as shear
ing occurs o.irllcr thcro than hero
TIito aro itiiw somu local buyers pmj.ircd
to purchafo wool exclusively hero and at
Salem. The quotation for this place may bo
given nw follow.' I'nr lUitern wool, govil to
choice, mVa,'mi tcntst Valley wools, ditto,
'Jlfn'il cent. Kttem wools havo lieen sold
in ,Sau I'rauciai'ont 'JJfuj'JI cents per pound.
Quotation there, which equal Valloy mid
Umpipi.t Viools, rnngo from 'J'.''.'(5 cents per
lb. Tho outlook i friendly to wool growora
mid wo congratulate them on having co
favorable a pronpoct theso hard times.
Thoi
nKaxtuwmimmssxm
PIONEER REUNION.
.lo Hlior. Jlrni', tl.4W;iVclo lAllci'.rall akin,
IKJaiTS; ilnilj ChlVlrroV rlhom, roll akin, Jl.t'.r. I
I W; Hova' IliwU.fl.ISa I.M.OicrallD, (ton I.S3; Jumii
en, IjvirI.Mj llannl Orenhlrtt ll.23a.;j; Jlrnt'
Uliilitdilrla ami I)rn rr, 37Je i00; OicrmaU ami
IIiIcm, S7.W a IH.00,Clotliln(, aultt, J7.W a35.0; Caul
nicro Cant 3.(1 a n M
Nan I'ranclNco Itlarlt.
Hin Kainrmco, Juno 3.
Ulieat (laUritri cl.olco mlllin;, nono ofTfrcil At It
Is lifl.l MxliS a.Io ol aiMl it It IIS, iroml ami 1 holes tn
lM 1 Imlcti ililoninjr III irnol ilcmamlat l fO.il (f.',
lint arllcn are liol'llnj oil, vlf gniti am iliill.
Oat (liiiko am ainoaiiil WAntisI at II COv'l 10
ltli aouio lirtiu li'lil tiUlicr; vr ura.lr arn iiaty, but
ilcmtml l Iwttcratll dVl M
drain line Firm at Pr ipol
CIiIciiko Marlicl.
ClIIOXIHI, JUIH A
Wlitat WJo K-r liu mi.I Mr Jul) ildlirrj
Ilcorliolint'N Vlioat DlarUcl.
Imhuiik, June i
FliutliiE iariiH'1, linn
()tri(04iiin i.4 an I (ir IHnmnt, quttft
Mark I-anc, ntthrrnulcr
Quolalliui ol (,-l rtrgwt, oil iiutt, l) IU am
tUinae lor aillrr t iwomit, Iom iwuil S 'r mil. torn
mUlon; tl.il , Oil it till, tl Iti. I Winter, 134
tl3 IMi UillfomU, Mil Mm, (..( lit ll
II00.I aliliilnx CUir.iruU on l-u.vc, ixr U R,
Qucrnttowu hr orJon, Jutt bliv.l or to I4 irtHnitty
aliliHMt, (tinmrly iI.k, 43a; atiraa 111 nr till lor
lilnnf nt il.if I114 U.o ire-nt niHith an.l lullonlns oni,
V I' , on Aintil.tui Umu, X; Orison f.ir lil
Hunt, 4r
IJnr. lilr t.iil)iil..iilnvin cluli rnr ivntal, Ji
l(ll'.4 (hi
!j!r"IUIrti)Mi'ahitiliif ch (wr .tntil Vi
kcJ3-l.
Uterj-n'l lleJ Am t rinj ahlp.tn .N.i. 3 to No. r
rKtalTailiiiJ.
I'aV to kiI alilpjilni; tm,'oii, vt tnUl, IN 3.1 iOt M;
i,ikHl tn 1 IioIm iilivlmr Urriim, wr ivntal, m f Vi SI.
Kngllh Country inarkrtlo
I'rtiirn mur.try market nititrr
r:uiun ildiltrrlr iturinK on-k 4.'M.000'nni
WVttlier In Knlui.l, li.uiy rain, iui(ttorM (r
Briiinjin
COMMERCIAL.
I-1111 i:h.v Moiimmi, .lime .'1,
1 87D.
niH mop fluwrtrr.
Tlit ndvoiitut pleasant weather and un
ahmo taiiM jubilant ginul feeling among far
mers and tin' re is . atiaiactry feeling
among nil except those who cultivato low
laud that has lnon t. vet to ork all tho
spring. It is safu to say that the season
never prtumwd lietter for hill laud and roll,
tug prairies. It Is only tho laud that has
lievn sow n unco tho '."Otli of April to 1st of
May that cm bo coniidered doubtfult all
erovi well put in lmforo that time look re
markably well, on nil upland. r'ronch
Prairie, and othtr pralrio reaches, aro said
to promise les in projKtrtion to any other
lands,
1IIK WIIKtT MAUKKT.
Wo were at Kdem yeatcrday, and from tho
gentlemen of tho Salem Mills Company wo
lcnrn that reports from all tho surrounding
country aro first rate. Wheat nt Salem is
ti'.'l cents per bushol. It is proUtblo that tho
price will drop to N) conts alter harvesU
.Mr. Henry AnVrny as in Salem and in
formed us that so far as ho could judgo from
Jiia own crop, ami tho appearance of tho bills
botw ecu there and rUlom, Uiero never w.vt,
hotter promiao of jiehl. Newly cloarcd laud
shows to tho best ailvautage, Tako tho
wholo alloy, and the crop prospects aro re
markably goo.1. ,
There is nothing niw or important in con
nection with tho wheat market, and no indica
tions that wo may expect an unusual demand
or it very rcmunerativo price.
Wheat and osts ninaiu without material
change nt the old figures. Henry Hewitt A.
The object of tho Oregon I'ioneer Asiocia
tion is to collect tho facts of tho early history
of Orogon from living witnesses, and collate
from tholr cijioricnoM an.l obaervatlon that
which may provo of value to tho future his
torian. To collect documents, proscrvo tho
Tomalniug records, obtain tho biographies of
thoso who havo died, andhs farns nossiblo
tho nulohiograihics of nil who canto to
Oregon in early, or comparatively early years,
livery man who crossed tho plains with .1
team, or sailed around C'njio Hum, or crossed
tho i.thmiis, previous to I AM, possesses n
n I Kirsonal hiatory moru or leas interesting, and
' 1 II. ..I- ...... ...t.. I. ...... .. III. II :. 1 -.1
lIHIir lltlJlllllllVIWItU Mlbil bllU HUllllllUIIb ntwTH
nt that time, reminiscences of the didcrcnt
Indiau wars in which they may havo takcti
an notive part, or know of, containing facts
of history that should not be loat.
The arsociatiou has been orgamted for
several years, nnd now has upon it rolls over
TiCI) names, nnd eneli year it has a reunion or
general meeting in which all, both tnumbors.
nnd friends tomo togithcr to talk over old
tlmoi, renew old acquaintances or form new
ones, to listen to tho annual and tho occa
sional addresses by tho speakurs choieu for
tho occasion! to enjoy tho timo as it holiday,
listen to tho muaio furnished for that time,
and if they desire, to danco in tho evening or
gather around tho camp-fire, or listen to tho
impromptu mhlressrs on the days long gone by,
Tho association will meet this year on tho
Statu Agricultural l'.iir Grounds near Salem,
iui Tuesday, .In no 17th, Tho grand parado
will form on tho plank walk leading from tho
It. It. depot, muter tho leadership of Col.
.John O. licit, chief marshal, assisted by two
tleputUH. Tho Washington Guard liand of
Portland will furnish music, and all aro well
awaro thai that is a guarantco of good music.
I lou. Willard II. Iters will deliver tho
annual addross, mid will give thu history of
tliu early settlers of Oregon, and especially
thoso who eultitated tho mil on French
I'raino. Ho will rpeak of Joseph Gervais,
Idieuuu I .u ci c, U.nld Donpierre, Mr. Char-
lovon, Mr. ('hamlieilain, Geo, W. Ixi Drcntin
and othors, when "Oregon was tow." Tho
nildrestf will contain historical matter, facts
o.'cou.l to none, and Ihera 1 no man in the
Statu hetUr ipulilltd lor thi deliento ui.it
iuturestiiig duty than Mr. Item. It is to bo
hoped that wo will haei. "big tuni-out" to
greet linn.
linn. It. 0. (leer has consulted to debtor
thooceaiiou.il address, which thu year per
tains to tho emigration ol IS 17. Mr. (leer
cvuii acriKH the plains that year, is a very
observing man and possesses i rvmarkubla
memory, aimiite.l by copious notes taken at
thu time; and many of thu ineulcnU that
transpired that ear oil tho long, wearisomo
and toilsome journey will bo ividly brought
to mind by tUoso who participated or know
of tho occurrences. As the C'ayuse war com
menced that winter immediately after thu
inasiacro of Dr. Marcus Whitman ami family,
there clusters around that sad event a
mournful interest in a good man who sacri
ficed himself to missionary labor.
In the afternoon there will bo given by
tho Iwuul n concert, and the audience will
havo an hour of rausiu that will 1j cnjoyoJ
by oil. At tl o'clock in the evening a grand
lull will bo given under the immediate
management of Mr. John Minto, osaitUxl by
on able corps of deputies, designated by
rosottus or other insignia of office, who will
sriaru no pains to maka tho occasion on en
joyahlo one. Wo havo always succeeded and
aro still determined to maka tho I'ioneer 1U1I
tho most enjoyable cno of tho year. Tho
)iot of muiio procurable lias Ken selected,
which is Mr.llray's string luud.
At tho samo hour, in on oak grove hard by,
will bo lighted tho lloucer fire, and it is n
privilcgo that whon ouco cujoyetl will not
soon Imi forgotteu. It is there that old men
and women tell of hardships endured white
they wero laving tho now prosperous State of
Oregon. May all live to enjoy the many
annual reunions.
embership fco is ono dollar and tho
clues aro the samo annually thereafter, also
tccciving n copy of tho published transactions
of tho association, containing tho address,
biography of deceased pioneers, nnd other
matters of interest. It is not tho intention
to mako money, but simply to meet the cur
rent expensed.
All membsre, and nil w ho wish to become
such, nro rerpimleil to send their photograph
with namo and data of arrival written :-i ink
on tho same, a it h intended to have them
ail jihotogrnphsd in a griup, mimln r nnd
iinuie printed, ro that all will readily bo dis
tinguished, and furnished to each member nt
cot prico. I havo such a collection of tho
Sacramento I'ioneer Association, containing
lOH photographs, making a beautiful and
valuahlo picture I will hao thu, same
framed and on exhibition at tho next reunion.
Several good photographers hayo expressed n
tlcsiru to get up such a ono for tho members '
of our nsociat!on.
Thcro tiro no pains boing spared to mako tho
next reunion a eomploto nucceu, and the
president, Hon. Mcdorum Crawford, and
tho boanl of directors aro oxcrtmg them '
oclvc to that end, and we hojio that all the
members and fricndi wilt be. present
It i. expected that tho Statu Grange will
havo a celebration at tho tamo plaeo on thu
next day, Wednesday, Juno IStli, and tho
l'iouocr.i will assist them itt their celebra
tion. Tho O. ."i 0. II. It. Co. and 0. H. N Co.
havo both generously consented to (ia.ii thoso
who desiro lo attend at half faro; to pay full
paa-iago coming, but returning froo upon tho
cortiflcaio of Iho nccrctary of the association,
who will furnish all who apply for the same.
.1. llRNP.y llllllWM,
llec'g Sco'y 0. 1' A
PRENTICE&
mm Store!
168 First 3l, Portland, Or.
Ah 1 ! 1 1 ir 1 .1 1 i" installment
plnn. it it i.ur 11 ulir 1 'V. II I'llIOI'.il. Our
I'iaii'H and Organ nre frnm tin- boat tunkera,
our prices and term are the 1 eiiest of any
bonne on the iNortli racillc font we luily
guarantee tcry tiitriiuu-ut wi- sell, and each
T'iaiiD and Organ u nlfo .iLCninpanind with a
giiarmtee tr'iin he inanoi.ti turm
MAWIilTo TOM) & 03e
1 WHF-Wto ST R
Poillnnd. Oropon.
OFFER FOB 3ALE AT LO'iMEST PHtCES, A FULL LIKE OF
AGRICULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS.
Solo Anonts for tho
BUOEBYE MOWER REAPER,
The x.cndln nrcstliiK Mactilii- of tliu v.'orlil.
tn lAi"f;e ii jjoriiuii ui whim t&M
Ornln Crops o!' bo Prclflo Const lmva
bona cut by the Ut'CXEYF. thnt no fhr
nor hoto cna lo ti rorri t 1 f Its inotlUl
or rcqulro urrxisnciit to.jvinco him ol
tt Btiperiorltyi e tt 1 too voll nnd fa
vorably known lo Jioetl conimont. It Is
Iho perfection of n 1 Itenper and Motp
Sf i'.lnchluca.
rKSSiss
IVe calf especial attention to our New
and Perfected
i t m m rt ny 53 Tt 33 E3 :t ra Jbt -
S ! "sy i -r --- "" - -. - - - -- -
j?
Iintallment 'ertn Sol), 8100, or more,
ilan. 31" -r SJO per inoiilh
ash,
Installment term 8S1, ?"0. ir mom,
mlann- 1" ir f'jll per noiilh
PQnGE
WA8U1NQT0N
COUNTY.
Ilitli, 1879.
Hawnoiio, May
l'lilur Vi'illuniotto Farmori
As nono of tho farmers seem to havo timo
to inform you about thi part of the world,
I will try my skill with tho pen.
It is lalning as usual. Farmers are
about through seodlng, and fall grain looks
splendid ; ospeciatly tho grain which was
sown 011 last spring's slashing generally
known 0.1 stump wheat, Kor tho benoflt of
thoio that wrish to put In etump wheat I will
giro tho Washington county mode. And if
any of your reader havo any better way it
will bo welcomed by tho pooplo here.
It is a followai First, cut the brush ns
low as poniililo, and fall it all tho samo way,
so as to get n. good n burn a.i posuhle.
Second, pick up tho poles and bum them up
on Iho ground, for tho nshos will do moro
good for ono soaion than stahlo miiiuro.
Thin), tako an ordinary shovel plow and
inortieo .1 hoto into the plow beam nliout two
and una-half afoot from the upright, and
got n culler that will roach through tho Iteam
and down to the point of tho plow about ono
half an inch, no a to throw the plow orcr
tlio roots, I lint Is our way ot making n
jumping ihnvsl. One hnrso Is generally
used, And tho gram may bo sowed befora
plowing or after. O1.11 (iiiuri.Y.
Installment terms 815, Sttl, or more, raih,
balance $10 or $lfi twr mouth
i.-rrasaisiai.j w uj'"a .! .aa. '1 .-liu ajjai
,rT7v 717 TJuj i rl U" Ka-
gir&gp
Installment terms' $15, Si"), or more, .ah,
lialaucc, .') or?IO pormvnth.
If installment terms as limited nboto do not
exactly please, thoy can Imi changed tn suit
convenience of customer.
D. W. PRENTICE & 00.
(Jo tn Davidson llroi. and get a dozen
oabinct pictures taken, its only $.
awaaaaaaaaa aagraaaaaaaaa
Vnluablo Lnml for Sale.
Mr. inarke, of tho Faiiukii, haviut: re
moved from Alarioii County, offers to sell (MO
.teres of laud situated at u point whora the
Miuto I'flsJ I Iiiad tcaies the valley, in tho
midit of it thiukly-sottlcd ami very healthy
region, mont of tho land UIng tinder fence,
and at IuasI half of it can Imi tuailogood wheat
land at a cost of four or llvo dollars an aero
for clearing. It is welt wooded and watcn-d,
nnd is a region unexcelled for health. The
improvements aro of valuo to a new rcttler.
l'ricu $5.00 an aero. .'.00 an acre can Iri
loft on annual ayments for n term of years
nt low intoroiU. This is ono of tho Uat laud
trailcM to Ik) undo in th State. It is a favor
ite region for Germans, and reveral (iennau
familnu could dividu it iiir.oui; them. It
would mako an exrx'lleut ranch (or ahi-ep and
Augora goals, with wlinh it is now stocked,
tf --.
Kvi.tiv rv.U r of this laivcr ran luive yiiKK
ono luoiitli's rutiseriptiou to our illustrated
Magaxitio of rlioieo literature I.KISUKB
IlOlliH, by touding eleven tent to pay for
iiiailiug tt.o premium that goo wit'a tho mag.
anno, vit., a (airef I'Vuter Cross Chminon.
TheaucruHUS aiovntwined witheatla lilies,
form, gr.iswvr, eto. Wo shall feel fully rc
pant for this gift if tho articles aro shown to
your fnmvls. Cataloguo of 1,000 desirable
and uinoi-H articles sent to alls lo and "o
stamiw taken. Address .1. 1 1'ATTKH A;
Co . 17 I'arcLiy St., New York.
apll .eowtt
Sir Antloy Coopor's Vlt Restorative.
Tl.o gnat I'a'.gbsh remedy has made moro
cures of .WrvoiH Debility, Seminal Weakness,
lwt ManhiMd, nocturnal emissions, lassitude,
inability for mental lalsir, desiMudency, and
such itUHMiCN as aro inducvil by youthful
folbort and exeessus, than all other medicines
combined.
It is not a stimulant nor excitant, is per
fectly safe to tako, is not a quack uostruin,
and produce n-sults that aro wonderful,
I'riee, M a bottle. Four times the quanti
ty, 10, lluy a bottle. It will not disap
ou. For sale by alt druggists. Hodge,
Davis & Co., wholesale agents.
J. OAIUD.
To all Mho ar aufftnns troin Ilia error anj Imiiacra
llon ol youth, utnioua viniknrwi. evly tlamy, loaao!
uanliooil. rlA, I wUlwrkl a mlis tbatwlll rum you,
MlKKUrCIIAKUK. 'ItJt mat rrmcOy a iIWvy.
rnul by a mUalonary In Koutli Arasrlnu tWnd a sl.
aJJnuwl tmrloai to Uie llav, Joatru T, lasts, Htv
Uou H, lUblit IIoum, New York (It). JirOl ly
HORSE MARKET !
A Nil
BOARDING STABLES!
Cor. Third nnd AsU Stroots,
jesortrrxsvaxrop.
:!or. WniiM o-T.l soM ir order. PsxtlM hadn;
horset lo st 11 will ilo wuU ta call on tu soon, as havs
mxnj orilfnUi AIL We ars iirrparvxl to huidJ.1 ca.
broktnhoraM, or Ui.mo thit hare umtrucWit Uious
ruMvi llhttvoy Hltlru; Ibrai (or mukal, on Uia moat
Misotlno prlociplas. Turuu rMwniblr, Aiklrcat
H. D. MONTGOMERY,
Curt) or l. V. CASTLEBf AN,V. .,
(ba tl XoartLAXtxl.
And l'ublishcrs of
D. W. Prontico & Go's
MONTHLY
MUSICAL JOURNAL
Prico 75 Couts por Yoar.
Contains $12 worth of Now MtMio Kieh year
ai-lm
GOOD CURE for HARD TIMES
1 I'mmi'iM (it" KlhlY rliUllFICanil IttLll.MK
111'RKItnlK.i.
inn nnn runumtMixi-iW.iiio.oon i:in.ieniu
IUUiUUU an.l (iitlnonUl Htnoborry lluiti. fill
lloni'ol utlirr Hints, Trws, tr. Kxrytliln; now,
uovel ami rant. I'rlis low. rWn.l for Itoarrlprlvt Olr
cnhrtolllllii ii imYa,n. .UMtrjnifntuiil frslt
(,rorr, Wo.llmr), N, J owrW-nm
KOSHLAND BROS.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
IIKAI.KILS IN
Wool, IIIJws and Furs, (train Bags,
wooii xivob,
Burlaps and (icncral Merchandise.
Cor. North Front and C Stg.,
rortloncl, Orogon.
Cash Advances ZVTndo and Ccmijfn
ments ColicitoJ.
raaySni
. r Saj.
JDLYfeS
e-
cv
MEETING
OK TIIK
Washington County
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
The IXrwtow ol the tt" i,hln0M County Arrlcultunl
Sorlity lianooUcn-a
3000.00
Uunnlns ard
in tlie a,r.'roirale, t tuttit
Trotting Horses I
Tbc trWs is? rrwut ( u!.o pUc w er tho i)uri on ths
bouiety' Kilr llroon '.a, n.ur
IIillti!iro iiiS!ilni;titi (;uOr,,
.Inly :tn tittd ItU, 1K7I),
I'M loilAM.Mli:
Jul 3 1. 1 r M Pa.t.t KunsUi II or, hlxia or
(lalJIr.j, a years ., mils unil fvpvAt, ctitnniiS 1.) or
tnt., 1W JiO
July Ui, I e t-VUst Trotting llor. Mara or
tkUlnjr, IriM (or I, three In At r, entrance 10 percent..
silo, aj?, a-Mj
lirjnrdUUI cniarj. l'a.tt Runnlne llon. Mara
or OaUlnir, Iree r au,iilnsl muh ol 1 1 milts, u-
trunro I0rn , t-MO, HOO
ThorulMiro mng racing tt tha Ani.iul Ictlnxol
Sorliily vlllbr ilorraatUisJulyHoelliiic,
AilmUilonl man aiJ b)s or 16 rem U ra,
WuMiUponl Wom.n xi.l bora umUr thu ,-s,
in u istais, rrniJeni.
1). SI. a Q ir, ihcreUry dijt IS tin
LUMBER ! LUMBER I
CHOIOE LDMBER OF ALL KIHDS
AT-
SWAIITZ'S MILL !
Toncing", rioorin? and Rustic
A srcUlty I'Lui.vl or roun liuubsr iltlhrnt at low
rutm Onbn prctupqy 61IM. MIU in rctlas csut ol
bsiuii, on IIm billirrlon road.
"ilily It. HWAKTA l'roiritor
BUY NO TRUSS
Until rou am whit has been as-
coinrJiJicJ by lr. 11rc's Uto
Invention. AiTeuJ for tunph
lotanj Ifercv's atuueUo Journal.
U.UNhTIU KUAtrriU THUSd
CO., OW rVwnuntuto Bt., Ban IVanclsoo, Cal. uurlly
-tgtiiiijrv
J. W. GILBERT
PliyN Cllaall i'or
Hides, Furs, fe Pelts,
aAWToar
New In (U-lnll mid it 1 1 -srnl
rc-nttirf. iiihtinctiVi:
rami 1'ICCtII.IAIt, ami It now
ttniMlH tile
CHAMPION THRESHEB Of THE WCfiLO.
riiroshormoit who linvo used or
imployoil this neT stylo of
rhroslutr, nil unlto In totlfylnu;
thnt thoy nro Iho C'.rt7 IBIttt
zizzztj r.i c::. it is dcsitiod
mil bnllt orprossly Tor Oregon
mil WnsUlncton, by ono who
'.borounbly nndorstunils tho rcqulroments of tho country, nnd tlio (IIIHooIMm
lo bo overcome. AkciiIh for
HAINES' (Gonulno) SINGLE GEARED E.EADER.
Spoolnlly Imurovod for this Season -Ton or Twolvo foot out.
sou deems for tut old muacu
Scluittlcr Farm, Freight, and Spring Wagons.
Studobakor IVanons, Studultnkcr 4 ipnng Hacks.
Regulator, VInd Mills, The most complete windmill in use.
Elnard Harvostors, Vastly Hiperior to any other hand binder
Harvester in market. Will handle lodged or fallen grain, and elevate
it better than any known machine of its clas'..
Taylor isulKy HaKos, bclf Uump
ing and Plain.
(Vlonltor nnd Straw Burning En
pines, Send (or Spoclnl Catalogue, also (or
our Now Prico Llat.
PORTABLE FARM ENGINE.
I am Aeent lor aals ol Uirao Knlnts In this Statr, which
art perfectly reprrsentol by Accoroiunylnir (lit. I know
by my own esporlenco that tbey aro flnt'dassaU thsy
ire cnlrned to lie nod ran tuaks IU or the Interest ol any
one Ishloa; to purchase
At My Farm, near Salem,
oa at-
Nowbury, Cliapmnn & Go's,
3?OHTIsAltfI,
At elthet tA whUli pluw tho pfijrlnos cum Iwi ia-en an 1
Uisteil,
DANIEL CLAHK, Salom, Or.
m.i)30 U
tsh, n
PI
111
I
WmSLZtfir rtirrt1u"UiM-Jcu.ini,al'flg
iniyi
ROBINSON & CO'S
afllaW 1aaaal' -
:B'
ft f ILLINERY
ILLINERY
TT.T.TNERY
TT.T.TNERY
I
MID
HOTIONSI
OTIONSI
OTIONSI
-AT-
Noxt Door to Broyman Bro3., SALEM, OREGON.
Just arrived Irom. San Krmclwo, aial srkited ltlia dill apprcmtlou ol tluwintsof our customers, at1
rr iine,
limtllH
jrreit riHluctiouafrotiilonueriiilwe, w-v aro enabled to rive our cutoiners the benefit ot the Mine, and (KIAK.
Ajr.t: (JIMI.ITY or hihiiih whi rtrri.u iir wimikmammiiii' unetcellol by any In tho bUt,
Oil and see. a;itS-ui
-I3XT-
DRY GOODS!
Clothing!
Groceries !
SSaOxOTJS J&.JSTJD SHOES !
SJoixd for 2Pxioo-Xsli5st, ox Osrvll oil
l SELLING, Cor. First and Yambill Sis, PORTLAND. Or,
X. O. X303S. 4.14. ranyiiu
rr&rvFKrsrxmzs I I a MM MMiiWIWIil P IK3
o 33o CSOTCBsl-X4i3E59
AGAIN I N BU SINBSS!
MANUFACTIIUKU ANlt ItllOltTKK OP
SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLES, WHIPS,
SADDLERY HARDWARE, ETC.
1XO XjR.OjXrTr ST,, Z2,at Sldo, 3?OXX.X1X-.lV3KnD.
Aienl (or OutU IVKlia and r.uhUr Muulactuiinc Company. Kull Asaortinent ot Hre aui other Llnds ot lie
on hajid at tn FrancUeo crleee. A cood Assortment ol Ooaconl titaxe llameM. Was Stocks
and Lashes o the best quality on hand. Also, a general assortment or Kann Harness U all kinds. N. B.
painns; lirvrafitiy uwnucu avj. j..w.m
HAJVK
P
Trotting Stallions
"KISBER" AND "ROOKWOOD,"
Froporty of Bodmond & Smith, '
Wdl aerre nures the ensulnj season ol lSTO, commenelns; April 1st and endlSB '' I.
At thoir Stnblo in Portland. Orogon, on EixthandI Stroots,
Near the Orrjon Tnatler Compiny's BUM.
Tci-niH, S."iO, itaynlilo elicit .11 h ro In la Foal. Alt AcchlcntH oc
curritiR lo Mara to bo at ItlSK ot tliolr Ownom,
KISBER'S "PEDIGREE.
r-kystiluon. strip Ih the lice; hltoner foot; hlte hind ler; loajed Jlay W, ins; cct by IJradik's
bktonUiL 1st dim Isnly KalUce, by !.! American Star; Sd dim by Urt letevl CUik lliwV; Ifaiablo.
s2t Coaituerofsl sU, SAIiK.M.
Jy
li.uutuunUiL liliUiu Isivlv t'Olllih. by UmJ.
toiisUn (Kykljfk by AtsiilUh. ia of lianibnbo.
ROOKWOOD'S
sosi of
Happy Medium, be Hrsdik'S HamMetonian. 1st dam by Alexsnasr Aoauun; w aua ky i.ray Mdienrer; 84
PEDIGREE.
1IU: rahttore loot and lelthlod JootblU. KoaJeJ May IT, 1ST5. SirU by l"Wstwt)ed,
dam by llrais Whip; IthiUmby UunUtonian (a runsinj boctej; nrtiwooat ana ry.Nrirlork liUO. Hawk;
llkranv M solium rlun PHnw
sTsrUorraipoadcace aoiHtod and promptly answered.
Addrsss:
a.ill Jm
REDMOND & SMITH,
Portland, Oregon.
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