Willamette farmer., June 13, 1879, Image 5

WILLAMETTE FARMER.
lies Brokam.
A man named Closo, foreman of tho
West Sido railroad bridgo builders, met
with nn accident at McMinnvil'o Satur
day, which will lay Mm up for somo
time. Ho was assisting in laying somo
heavy stringers, when ho slipped and
fell to tho ground, breaking ono of his
leg.
Garrison Metnorinl.
A mooting will bo held by tho colored
neoplo on Friday evening next at Good
Templar hall, in memory of tho lato
William Lloyd Qarrison, tho great abo
litionist. Tho hall will bo uropctl in
mourning and flags and banners will bo
displayed. An invitation to bo present
and participato lias been extended to
tho clergy and other prominent speakers,
and also to tho public.
Gaei H Is Allvo.
Jtcv. Mr. Cruran received n dispatch
from Joseph L. Clark, dated at Dayton,
this morning, saying that ho is nlivuaml
working in a hotel. This is pretty
strong ovMcnco that Joo is not dead,
if tho dispatch camo from him. Wonder
if it would bo too much troublo for him
to como down and let Portland sco him.
Clark requested that tho facts stated in
tho dispatch bo published.
Drowned-
Yesterday afternoon, just as tho Uni
tarian conference camo to u close, Kov. E.
McAllister, of Lowiston, received a tele
gram from homo to tho cllect that his
liltlo son had been accidentally drowned.
Tho blow fell very heavy upon him, and
for half an hour ho paced up and down
in front of tho niter, sulTcring ir.tcnso
grief. Mr. McAllister will start homo
to-day.
Fatal Acolilent
An Astoria dispatch of tho 8th inst.
says that tho bodies of John Jlurko and
his daughter Kmma woro brought to
that placo and taken in chargo by tho
Hibernian Society. JJoth wcro found
dead on Jturkc's farm on Clatsop plains
nt 3 P. M. yesterday, evidently killed
by tho falling of a tree, as both woro
dreadfully mangled. No ono saw tho nc
cident. Jhirku's nx was nt tho foot of
tho tree, and as both wcro found near
tho top, it is supposed ho saw tho girl's
danger and ran to savo her, and so per
ished with her. Iiurku sorved 17 years
in tho U. S. Army, and was honorably
discharged ten years ago at Fort Stev
ens, near which his farm is situated.
Fishing Disasters.
Another boat, unknown, capsized in
tho breakers yesterday abreast of Capo
Hancock, Our informant could not
tell whether tho men wcro saved gr not.
Tho Italian taken fiom a boat which
went to M?n on the 3d, and returned on
tho Gtli, mora dcud than alive, is Htill in
tho hospital at Fort Slovens. Ho was in
Wm. Jlumo's No. 8.
lloat No. 22, from Cook's cannery,
Clifton, attempted to savo a man who
was clinging to tho bottom of a boat on
tho Cth, but wcro compelled to abandon
Uio ellort. It is not known who ho was.
Friday evening, about C o'clock, boat
No. 509, belonging to tho Astoiia
Packing Company, was struck by a Bca
below Sand Island which completely
turned tho boat end over end. Tho net
was lost, but nftcrwards picked up by
ono of Watson JJrov boats. Ilio men
swam ashoro on tho island and wcro
brought to this city by tho steamer lien.
O.inby yesterday.
Boat No. 00, belonging to llumo's
cannory, got down to near to tho bicak
crs yesterday that tho men wcro com
pelled, in taking up tho net, to throw
overboard CO lish pruviously caught.
Tho net wns filled with tho largest sized
salmon. Tlioy got out of tho scrape,
hailed tho steamer General Canby, and
were brought to tho city, their boat
loaded to the thwarts with fish. Asto
rian. Giving tip the Doad.
Medloal Collage) Exerolie-.
This evening tho commencement ex
crcisrs of tho Medical Dopavtmunt of
tho Willametto University, of tho thir
teenth regular session, will bo held nt
tho Taylor Streot M. E. Church. Ex
orcises will begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
Tho following is tho programmo:
Opining prayer by Kov. J. L. Par
rish, president of tho board of trustees.
Commencement Address, by Prof.
Abram Sharpies, M. I).
Uonfcrrinir of tho Degree of M. D.
by Hon. T. M. Catch, Ph. I)., president j weeks ago,
of tuo University.
Chargo to tho Graduates, by Prof. W.
H. Watkins, M. D.
Jlcncdiclion by $ov. J. H. Acton.
Tho oxercibes will bo free, and n cor
dial invitation is extended to tho public.
Attomptod Sulolde
Mrs. S. Dowcy, who livos in North
Salem, has been suffering for several
weeks with sickness and although of
lato fcho has been nblo to go about a lit
tle, her sickness teemi to havo afllictal
her in such a way as to causo Iter to
wish for death to ease her sufferings.
Yesterday afternoon being left nlono for
a short timo sho procured a razor and
diow it across her throat, but her cotir
ago must havo failed her at tho last mo
ment, for though nn ugly wound was
mado bho did not sever tho main arter
ies, and after tho attempt sho bound up
tho wound in such n manner as not to
attract tho attention of tho family.
However, when tho family retired for
the night, tho servant, who was attend
ing her, left tho room about 12 o'clock
anu shortly returned and found tho lady
The Astorian of tho 8tu has tho fol
lowing from Glenn Peterson, of Peter
son's Point, Washington Territory, dated
May 29, 1879. ' '
This morning two Indians camo to
my nlaco and rcnortrd a dead man on
tho bench. in company with four other
men I went to tho nlaco described by
the Indians and found tho remains of a
man, vciv mueii uisngured. ino hair
of his head was all gone, his faco was so
far gono that wo could not tell anything
about his features. His dress would in
dicnto a sailor. Ho woro stogy shoes,
bluo cotton overalls, bluo woolen draw
ers and undershirt, bluu cotton ovomliirt;
two short clay pipes, tobacco mid comb
in ono pocket, and $ 1 85 in silver done
up in n flannel cloth, a ono bladed pocket
knifo with tho figuro of nn anchor on
tho handle. Ho had ovidently been in
tho water several weeks. Wo prepared
a grave, made a colliu, and gavo tho re
mains as decent burial ns wo could un
der the circumstances.
Day bcfoio yesterday tho Indians
found at tho entrance of Gray's harbor a
lino fish boat, containing n lish not,
butcher knifo and tho sails belonging to
tho boat, oar locks, etc , all in good or
der. Tho boat was uninjured. Tho
Indians launched tho boat eafely, and
yesterday morning sailed it up to tho
head of tho harbor. Sho boat was
marked "18 Humo A Duncan." I pro-
sumo it camo from Astoria.
Thero was also found on tho bench by
two young men, n now net nbout thrco
I ho floats aro branded A.
' A W fi I'lm vtnf x.ncf nt ilniin.r.jl m
tho least, and it was cleaned, washed,
and put away in tho dry. Tho owner
of tho boat and net no doubt, will bu
pleaded to hear from thorn.
Dedication.
Dtate ana Territorial.
WJllnmcllo Visiter.
Omnia ha a firo company.
Tho Stato Journal nays Mr. Dr. Nicklln
died nt Kitgcnc lately.
A largo grain vorchousr,witli a good cleaner,
I to bo built nt Amity.
Mc.Mlnnvillo ticoplo inosccuto folks who j
drive fast over bridges.
Tho (irconbackcrs linvo nn organized club on
ltoil Prairie, over in I'olk county.
Tho wlic.it yiuld this season In Lano county
will bo the largest for many years.
McMinnvillo Collcgo closed it school year
last week, with interesting exercises.
A Mrs. Wells attempted to commit sm'clilo
by taking morphia a low day ago nt Perry
dale.
Webber is Chief Knginccr, nml 0. II.
Stewart Assistant, of tho Albany flro depart
ment. At Kugcno Mr. llurbank had his arm dislo
cated by tho breaking of a kiug bolt and run
ning away of a team.
Oca. Dexter' wife, nt Sheridan, is not ex
pected to live, nml oui of Mr. Kouliy'a littlo
boy i very low with pneumonia.
Lnrco droves of cattlo aro u cutting tlioir
way from Lano county to "now field nml
pasture green' in l.astcm Oregon.
llio .Mc.MUmvuia ifcnortcr tnya a coven
year old on of S. Mcssinger was thrown from
a wagon mid iccvivcd aovoro injuries,
Tho narrow gaugo railroad train mot with
an accident a day or two ago. Tho passenger
car ran on tno trace, out imiiamagu was none,
Mr. W. J. Hill, on tho Mooro farm, four
mile below l.ugcnc, has I, WO acres in grain,
nil of which look well nml promises nn nuund
nut yield.
Tho steamer A. A. McCully went up tho
river on Wednesday to Dayton ntid landed at
Miller k Church' wnrchousc, nml took on
nbout 1,000 bushel of wheat.
Levi 11. Well wns arrested and brought be
fore D. C. Coleman Esq., nt Sheridan, for
shooting two of Tim Patty's horso?. Well
wa found guilty nml bound over to nppcnr nt
tho noxt term of tho Circuit Court.
Tho Itcportcriayai A sad accident occurred
at tho Cazono creek bridgo near town on Sat
urday afternoon, when Mr. David Close, fore
man of tho cans of workmen at this point.
had hi left leg broken nt tho anklo and ono
of his rib broken.
Tlio Nucleus "iysi (t. II. Marshall, of Junc
tion City, ha 'J.'O acres of wheat on Fern
Hid which ho av i coinu to ho a totnl
fniluro. In pulling tin omo of tho wheat in
different liortion of the field the root appear
tj bo perfectly rotten.
On last Tuesday a lot of emigrant camo to
.Sheridan. They could not find a ltcttcr placo,
for within twelve mile of there, along tho
foot hill la plenty of government laud, with
good water, timber ami rnlla tho very placo
for men of small mean.
Ono hundred nnd tlfty Mongolian went up
on tho Orient to Dayton, nml out on tho
railroad to .Sheridan. Ono hundred more aro
cxjiectcd soon. They nro going to grub, and
rumor say somo of them will worlc on tho
railroad from Pcrrydalo nn.
During last Tall a itrnnger hired n homo
from tho stable of Mr. S. M. Titan, at Kugcno,
ami novcr returned tho same. Last Sunday
Mr. Titus recognized tho animal on tho street
in possession of another man, and on proving
ownership gained possession of tho animal.
Tho citizon of Kugcno met nt'tho Court
House on Wednesday ami elected J, It. Under
wood and S. P. and 1). K. Holt to attend tho
incctini! of tho Hoard of U. S. KiiL'inccni. in
San Francisco, and represent tho interest of
Lano county, In tho (election of a Harbor of
Itcfuge,
Tho Kugcno (lunrd ayi After a short tour
through that part of tho county situated lo
tween hero nnd Junction, nnd west of here,
wo can say that tho wheat yield of this year
will lo far nliovo tjie average) tho acreage
sown in fully a largo as usual. In some in
stances tho grain lias grown too rank, and
loogeii. A lew Held liavu
ilL'cd. A lew
Vo havo conversed w ith
missing, tho lady hud apparently wont
out of tho houso and laid down ou the
ground between a couplo of out build
ings, whoie, after searching tho neigh
borhood until about 1 o'clock, sho was
found in an unconscious state, apparent
ly dead. Dr. Shelton was called aud at
last succeeded in resuscitating her and
she will probably recover. A noto
which sho had written was found stating
that sho was tired of living.
Facet Sound.
The Port Madison Mill were shut (low u for
a few day.
Peter Saar, of Seattle, lost ?l,5O0 by fire
and hi friend subscribed $500 for hi relief.
Coal to the amount of 02,730 ton was
shipped from Seattle for the five month be
ginning Jan. 1st and ending May 31, 1879.
The Olympia Experiment says: Mr. Andrew
Chamber ha had one hundred head of sheep
killed by vicious canine during the past few
day.
Last Monday two wagon load of Kansas
emigrant left Olympia en route for tho Lower
Chehalis. They think tr.oro will follow from
the sjuno place,
Tho fact that three new township are to bo
un eyed hack of the harbor of Port Angeles
would seem to indicate that emigration is
likely to set in toward Clallam county.
The Transcript say! About 50,000 feet,
running measurement, of logs were towed up
to tho pije factory a few day ago. Tin
would lay a line of pipo oiernino mile.
The bark Camden, 19 day from Honolulu,
has arrived at Port Gamble. While endeav
oring to eater the strait she was becalmed.
When tho wind came up the cable wa dipped
and the vessel escaped with the loss of an
anchor and -15 f&thoroi of chain.
Tho Church of Our Father, erected
by tho Unitarian Socioty of this city,
was dedicated yesterday afternoon nt
2:30 by tho How Dr. Stcbbins, of San
FruncUco. Tho church was filled long
before tuo hour set tor tho opening.
Tho choir consisted of Mrs. C. A.
Dolph, Mrs. Do Prans, Mrs. Hird, Mrs.
Prentice, Miss Abbott, and Messrs.
Morgan, Struble, Franklin, Prentico and
Heos, Mr. Wallaco organist. After tho
choir sang tho opening anthem, tho
smaller children of tho Sabbath school
cntcied at tho sido doors, each bearing
a small boquct of flowers. Kov. Mr.
Eliot delivered a short address to thorn,
after which they sang, ''Open tho Door
for tho Children," and repeated tho
Unitarian creed. Thoy then deposited
their floral offering ou tho altar and re
tired. Dr. McKuig, of San Jose, read
tho third chapter of tho Corinthians,
which was followed by tho rcsjKnsivo
service ltd by How Mr. Eliot. Dr.
Stcbbins then begun the dedicatory
sermon, taking for his text, "Things
Pertaining to tho Kingdom of God,"
Acts, 1 st chapter, 3d verse. 1 ho sermon
was quito long but very interesting.
Dr. Stebbins is an eloquent speaker, and
the words that ho uttered mado a
marked impression upon his hearer?.
Ho is a man of deep thought and
culture, and ono of tho most noted
ministers on tho coast. He will deliver
one or more sermons during his stay in
this city.
"How long will it be before yon get
this work dono V' said a lady to an u
prentico who was rainting her houso on
Third street. "Well, I don't know
ma'am," said he, "the Iwss lias gono to
look for another job. If he gets it, I'll
bo dono to-morrow, but if ho don't, I'm
'fraid it'll tako mo all next week."
Not long ago a distinguished portor
found it his painful duty to accept a call
to take chargo of a flock in a distant
and wicked city, and ho bioko the news
gently to his elders in an explanatory
letter. Then tho sexton of tho bereaved
church wrote u touching reply, and the
letter began with the o words. "Your
valued favor of the nut. was duly
received."
would 1k cully
already headed out
a lariM numlicr of farmer and nil concur in
saying that never before ha tho prosiicct for
mi abundant yield of wheat been so fair.
i:nil r llui HiitiiiCnliiv.
On last Saturday n bnud of n thousand head
of cattlo passed through lhkcrCity, ltoloiic
ing to Mr. lSush, bound enst. Tho wine day
Mr. Scnbriuht imascil nbout tho mile north
of Ilakcr City with n baud of twcnty-livu hun
dred cattle, eastward liound.
Tho Ilakcr City Democrat say: Wo ex
amined a bar of ptiro gold, weighing nineteen
hundred and fifty-thrco dollar and seventy
ix cent. This bar was tho result of thirteen
day run of water, in tho placer initio of Os
born, Weathcrby &, Co., on Chicken Creek,
Ilakcr county.
Tho I!el Hock Democrat ayi Wo aru au
thorized to itnto that tho owner of Sleepy
Davo will enter him now for tho 8500 purso,
to Iw run for ou tho Cth day of July, over tho
Ilakcr County Agricultural Sotiety'd track, if
tho owners of ltyo Straw, Hosting, Haydcc,
Portionite, Hed Jtoy, Itcd Horu,Tom Smith'
horse Sidney llurbago, or any two of them
will enter now, pay or play. The nbovo state
ment ia guaranteed.
Tho Statesman nay they have new potatoes
at Walla Walla.
Many emigrant from California are finding
their way to Walla Walla and vicinity,
Tho boy brought 4,730 (uirreftcalji to tho
Auditor of A Valla Walla county last week.
Tho Walh AVulb Union tell of a cloud
burst that did gnat damage at Smith' Hol
low, Columbia county.
Frank Webber' tannery, half a mile from
Walla Walla, wa burned to tho ground Tues
day of last vtceki los 20,000. aud no insur
ance; supposed set ou fire.
Somo miserable dovd set tiro to tho houso on
Pan" Kennedy' land northwest of Walla
Walla last Thursday night. Tho houso was
unoccupied and wa burned to tho ground.
Mr. Ja, Torrance, of Spring Creek, near
Union schoolhouse in Walla Walla county,
ha hut a crop of 'JO acre of oat completely
destroyed by cutworms. That the ground
looks a n fresh-plowed fallow field.
Tho Walla Walla Statesman says; Major
Cornoyer ho a most enviable reputation for
knowing how to manage tho Indiana under
his charge. To his effort last year may lo
attributed tho fact that the whole tribe of
Umatilla did not go ou the war-path when
nvited by the Ilannack and Snake.
The lioise Statesman contains flatttriug re
iiorts from Suako Kiver placers.
The people of Wallowa valley think they
could keep a shoemaker tolerably busy. Scnij
down a pass.
Hundred of men are jiouriug into tie
Yankee Fork mine, and that section of tl.o
country i rapidly looking up.
ISob White quail aro rapidly increasing in
I Wise valley. The jackrabbiu must go, tr
there Mill not bo room for them.
Mis IMher Sturgill was thrown from a
buL'gy and seriously injured while attending a
Sunday tchool picnio in f I rand Hondo valley,
C'haz. 11. Johcsou, a merchant at Sand
Hoi.-, IiUlio, va shot and killed by a nun
named lluks. who found fault with tho
fjuality i ' v'u j u id him by Johnson,
T c ga!I-.nt "-f t KuUi Kobbins, of l!oio
' , rv can i-'trteit tat on the war pat"
with Col. llemard. They aro hunting tho
entrail-eatcr up in tho Salem Hivcr Moun
tains. Thero aro now about fcOO pcoplo settled in
thu Wallowa valley "tho beautiful valley of
winding water," a NezPcrccaJoo calls it.
These patriots aro going to have a big celebra
tion on tho Fourth.
Tho Union saysi Col. Tho. Logan arrived
ncro uii rnuny 01 last week, direct from Han
cock county. Illinois. Ho ha eight stallions
at Thomas llcruhy' ntahlc, nil of which nro
from one-qunrtcr to tovcn-elght Porcheron.
Tho Doiso Statesman tells of tho death of
. Agree, ono of tho oldest packer nnd
teamsters In the territory, who died of spotted
fortr, on tho road. A few day before,
nnothe; old teamster, Geo. Child, died at tho
amo place of tho amo complaint.
Hotitticrit Oregon.
Immigrant from California aro arriving in
Douglas county.
Wm. Dcardroff, of Cnlijiooia, Douglas
county, has had a lot of wheat thrown down
by tno ram.
Six dwelling house hac already been
erected in Koreburg nnd n many aro to bo
built this season,
A nuacct of L'old we-itrlilnt? nlnn nnncne mill
ten dollars was found in tho claim of Johnson
k Allison, on Jackson creek, yesterday.
The click of sheep shear aro now heard on
nil sides. Tho wool' crop in Douglas county
this year will be much larger than it has been
for sovcral year past.
There ha been a meeting at Jacksonville to
tako stcjta to co-opcrato w ith citizens of Cres
cent City, with regard to location of a Harbor
of llcfugo at that point.
Tho big ox of tho coast I traveling south
ward to Yrcka. Tho Sentinel aya it is nine
teen and a half baud high, weigh two thou
sand iound, nml i a curiosity.
Arrangement nro being mndo by which
through tickets fron Drain's to Hoscburg, via
Coo llay, can bo purchased forS'JO. Tho
traveler tnkc a steamer at tho bay.
, Tho Independent tayai In conversation
with several gentlemen who wcro intimato
with tho lato James I). Fay, wo learn that
Mr. Fny often talked of suicide, nnd that ho
more than onco declared that whenever ho be
came tired of lifu ho would cud It.
Tho liar of lioscburg and other committees
managing the proiwsud celebration of tho
forthcoming Fourth of July, havo selected
(Icn. Joseph Lano for president of tho day,
Kov. J, It. N. llcll ox marshal, Sydney Doll
a orator and Mr. Crcaawell o render.
When put Into tho colliu it wo found that
(lain Dn is' neck wa broken and hi head
crushed ill, thu lloscburg Independent say.
This probably explains why tho oor hoy tits
npiican.il o suddenly after reaching tho rapid
in tho rher. Ha wa swimming down stream
aud when ho reached thu rapid tho water
must havo threw n him violently ngalnst thu
rock
On Tuesday last nn attempt was mado by
men to steal n saddlo horso of Mr. David
Komi, on hi ranch, about three mile north of
Pendleton. One of tho woutd-bo horso thieves
wa on honcback, and Mr, ltoss. ohscrving
their movements, followed them and tiring
two ahot, caused tho thlovv to dismount and
mako for tho brush leaving both horses. It
wm discovered that ono of them hail been
tolen from town during tho night.
A largo flouring mill I to bo erected in the
vicinity of Camp llidwcll.
Ill's Applegata got ono of tho big hall storms
that were dropping around.
Taylor Creek, Josephine county, is being
prosiivcted to good advantage.
.Summer Lake i improving and settling up
rapidly by a good class of citizens.
Quartz miners in Jackson and Job'cphlnonro
attracting a great deal of attention.
Tho mliier of Josephine county havo been
afforded a better run than over this season.
Col. S. (1. Whipple, of Fort Klamath, Is not
to bo retired, but to continue in active ser
vice. Seventy-live ounce of dust finiu an eighth
of nn aero wa what was cleaned up nt tho
nteain icr uiggiiigs,
Johnson & Allison, mining on JacKsoumvl;,
on Tuesday last picked up a beautiful nugget
worth 01.10! also several smaller picocs.
A deer, chased by dogs, took refucu in tho
farm yard of David Miller, and Mr. Miller
captured her venison with ax and knifo.
Much land in Lako county, that has hem
used fur sheep range, ha lately Wen claimed
by settler, nud sheepmen have to hunt fresh
postures.
Hutte Creek. Jackson counts. I nearly
cleared of stock. 1,000 head of cattlo bciui!
driven over tho mountains. Much other stock
has been drhcu over from Jackson county.
Crop pr08jcct hi Lako county aro good, but
the weather ha been rainy, stormy and cold,
and stock ha not gained as luuih in consu
ipitnce. Thu road wcro bad at last account.
Tho Statu Lino Herald aai: A number of
emigrants justed through Lakuviow in routo
for different sections north of tho California
line. Nuno ere looking about for location In
our valley, while others aru determined to
keep traveling ns long a road aro pitiable,
aud their mean are not exhausted.
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they nro absolutely iwrfect in tho trouble for
which they aro recommended.
Tho XmiUKTici'M work wonders iu Kid
ney and ltladder complaints. Thoso tuflenng
with dropsy, llrlght'adlaease, Diabetes, Gravel,
Ketcntion of Urine, l'ain In tho Hack, Incon
tinence, or any disease of tho Kidney anil
ltladder, will he astonished at relief ono bottle
will afford.
For Female weakness it is aholutily with
out an eiuL
For all deraugtmenti of tho Liver,
Use Dr. Mintle'i Knglish Dandelion I'jlls.
For lliliousnew and Dysit'jwia,
Use Dr, Mintie' English Dandelion fills,
For Fever and Ague,
Use Dr. Mintie' Knglish Dandelion Fills.
Kvery family should not fail to keej
Dandelion Fills on haud.
See
tie'
of them
Portland. "All who tako them recommend
thein." -John A Child, druggist, Fortlaud.
.Um. Abrams ft Carroll, wholesale drug,
gists, Fan Kmicivco, nayi "Wo regard Dr.
Mintlv' N'tipl.roticuiii a tho best Kidney and
Dladder ixuiidy Uforo tho iiublic." All
drugjitt kue" Uiom iiivdicim.
CHEAPEST FAFEB
On Itc'U- aii
FOiilf SO Cmu n Veur.
NEW THIS WEEK.
tho
ee what the druggists say about Dr. Min.
i iniIicinci "Kvvryhwly siaks highly
hem." 1 II, WooUwanl & Co., druggist,
Two lamttla uyrfes. ilifftrcnt
(UI(, l"ltflM,
AiUrMf
K, Hruru iC
i la ! ''rv'l
x'vsii'scsstmsxKaamaaEsa
CrR13A.T
Excursion to Puget Sound
TUESDAYJUNE 24
From Portland lojealtlo and Rctnru.
Tickets for tlio Hound Trip,
0nlySG,50,
Children Under 12Jears, Half Price.
Tiokots for Hoturn Good till
July 15.
mill 18 TIIK lll-ST OI'i'OIITU.SITV TO VlblT
X. tlw (Irwt int Kounil country ami tkiw Its
riiAjfnlflcrot mounsUi secntrv vr MfiU0 to tho
tarm el the IIUmU Vsll. Tin ordlnsry rlue
ivr trip to iMAiua aim iack o ,-onuna is s id.ui.
sirsiiL'cuitot lor the Uotfltot lh Methodnt K(jUooj1
Oiurih ot HctU, tin tu far UiU mcumm U rwluetj
to tti.10, rltu illn el tu.U). Auw rriiKHiriUi
will I iiixJ by tho O. H. N. Co , th. K. I. It. II. Co.
anil tho I'uj-et rkiunj Ntuiiii Nr. Ou, tot the luUett sc
coiiiiiiaiUtluii o all wImko. t'orhmlth, ilaiur ami
lnforuutlon no srurlun i&n tsctetl this.
All rm en Ui line ot tin O. ft C. li. It. ulll uy
full fare to l'otllnJ unj bt rclurntal lit ui ecrtlAiate
of IUv. lauc I'lUwi Uu,t lity lii Umii wi th exeur.
Ion. TUkU fur ula st J. h. Utll's sjid at tho O. H. .V.
Cos omm in I'orlUnJ. !wl
to on n m:.Mi:iis
Aiijuoe aaiwrrlnz an adtcrllMaimt la the
tlllilUTK Klllillill nllircnrtra fluor npoti
ui by a) lac that lhr ih- Ilia the WlLUMJtnjS
fAIIHUI. (UIIKK V CIUIO.
DAN'L J.MALARKY,
IrcaL-uLoE3
Commission Merchant !
Willow kU llwlvr In
GitAIN and PROVISIONS.
80G Dal Ht., fteu I'ruucl.co,
10 and 12 Front St., For laud.
Sixx-Ia! sUet'lon ti.hVl''''.' Hivlhn rit'ir-ii aire
(or a!o at tun ru , c
Ailiaunu miU unvin id vniiiin li u) c ,
IlhtM, Ifctu, (I -iult four, fete
Wi) Ui..t' I.' Mtii.ia iiKitil li.Iarat'e.'i in
8'jU.ft.l- juntlStf
500,000 POUNDS
WOOL WANTED.
HEBBEN & FARRAK,
Salem, Oregon,
Are sg!ii In tha iiiarktt MWool llu) its, and III
PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
I3XT GJ&Hl
for all vobUcflcrti,
HERREN & FARRAR.
Hiiru, Or,, Junei'd, Wv.
JuneCSm
8. FRIEDMAN.
AUCTIONEER!
And Jmiimlssloii iMerclunf.
A IAO WIIOLtiALi: AHIi IILTAIU ukalkk IX
XW)IIII(UKS
IHl'CON.
(tMMM'Ill
MAI.lt II - .
J I'lvl llll
Admlnlatrator'3 Notloo,
TajtiTifi: ih iiin:in uiwjt that nv
urdr duly ioal aud tuurul In thu (bounty
iiQiuah. the uudirrIiicd la twit sitnvhr'.a AdmliiW
AH
nly
vt .Mull-
tr4torof lh vUta id 4llty J Clui'iaui, dt-t;ud,
aiij !ut all n.rii hmliij . laliiu ili. t said e.UUi
urv ra ulnd td ift il tha .ii tu t uiidirtJjruiil
auiiiiiii.i iiiur, ui.. ,r i . n 11 ii imii six
ll .r I I . a ' r I .li. jUui Ot this
( I'HAl.ll,
' in i jitretvr.
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