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WTTJiAMETTE FARMER.
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MARKET REPOBTS.
WllXAMHTTK FAIlMKtl OPHCK,)
PORTI.ASU (OR.). TlttriBAT llOXIIMI,
Juno ID, 1870. J
Lcjral tenders In Portland, l.ujlnir, par, "n"1 "sl'lrj
at par.
BIlTcrcoInlnl'ortlanHlic Ian!.) qtiotoat 1Q11 Iwr
cent, discount.
Rlnino Produce Itlurlict.
Thololloilnir rcpreient whotcMlo rates from prodn.
era or ftnt hand : ,
FLOUIl-tn JoWilnjj lota attmlaril bran l, f; Ul
country hrimlf, tl Wit' 7f
WHEAT tl.03, nnlct
OATS wlillc, 4Vl3c V bushel.
ONIONS- 10c V E-.
1'OTATO 13 Quotable at iVatoe V Inuh. Coming
In freely,
MIDIiMMlS Jobbing, tor feed, siogM; Inc, f.U
en, v ton
llllAN-JoliWnj itllV ton.
IIACO.Y gldo, 0o i Ham, ll!l2c; lioiildcr, tt7'.
I.AIltl-In kcji an.l tint, 10c;.
IIUTTKII Wo quota choice f rch roll at 18 to 20c; Bood
pickled roll, 15f soll'l In kv, 15c; market glutted.
CIir.KSIi. Oregon, 11013, California, 10c.
DIUKI) r'UUITS-Applca, un ilrleil, 3lcJ machlno
clHot, "gSc, dull m'o. IVara, maclilno dried, 7(3Jc.
llumt, un dried, lOtfll
KOOS-18C, too.l itcnuuil
POUI.TIIY-Clilckcn., otin, Jal COpcriloi: old,
Jl(,if., nil nnto.l
1IOOS Draiwd, f-c. on fo"t tc.
HKIT-Uie wcljlit SJ and 3J eta. f r cliole-o
HIIKKI'-I.lvo weight JJ and 3J it.
t (,-Kaitcrn Oregon, lCl'Jl: tMIIunctto Valley,
Hitllc. flood tono to market.
iiiiii:s i3e.
TALLOW quoUM at A an 1 1 eti.
IIAV -Timothy, Inlwl. bujlnit at $10 and til V Ion.
General IHcrchnndlno.
IlICK-Clilna, No. 1, none : China, No. J, 0, lie.
Japan, 7 it; 8indlili lalande, 7e. Very scarce.
TEAS-Japan, 35 and tOc; Mack, 05 and 00; V, 11.,
85c
C01TKB-OoU ltlcn, 10 andHoJ Ja, 5I27.
8UOAIIS Now loloflatand sugars; Crushed A,Uo:
flno erunhcd, lllo; Cubo, lOJc: KstraC.O; Oolden 0,
0c; Bandalch lalanda, 7 and V c.
HYIIUI'-J sal 00c.
UANtlLKS-H an.l 18.
ItAIHINS-lmportod, II M and fOaboi; Califor
nia, II and W.
BOAW-Oood. COo and 1 CO.
YKABT I"OWi)KH Donnelly, 10 and lOo , V froee;
Preaton A Merrill 5 to per from.
OILS-Ordlnary brand of coal, SSoj high grade,
Downer A Co , 35 and 43o: Dolled llnaecd, 05c; Flaw
Unaoed, 00c; Pure Urd, 11 andU 40; Caelor, It S3
and tl 40; Turpentlno, 00 and M cent.
Dry Gooda, Etc.
IteUll and Jobbing llataa.
Uabot, A., 7 to 7o; Cabot W 8 to S,c; Callcooe, b8c;
(llnthani,llc; whlta Itoek kfiislln, 10c; whlloLonda
dale, do 10c; other brand white Mu!ln,7llc; red all
wool Hannel, SOttflOo; whll all wool Flannel, WdfflOci
Canton fllannel, bleachoil and unbleached, Dtf20o;
Cheviot, for ahlrtlnif, Hl'itlOo; Tablo Unen, 3Sf05cj
Waterproof, TSirt; Crash lowollnir, lOifllt; Kentucky
Jcana,W37; roil all wool Illankcbi, 0i!8.K: while
all wool HUnkcta, e.'t8.W; Cotton llattlnir, !il2f lb;
hlrtlnif Flannel, !BtlOcJ bUuk and colored Cuhmerc;
45oa1.75;lltlcrandChceMclolh,to7c;Hraml(iMHaekt,
Be; Caoliuoro pant cloth, 00c a 11.33; Ticking, It a 35c,
Dcnlnm ami Duck, lOatOc; arme IlootJ, t'i.76a6 00;
do Hl. len', II.UaS.00; do do I.vllci', calf akin,
11.75 a 5.11; dodo Chtldrcm' rilioen, calf tkln, tl.Sfta
1. W; lloi ' lloobi, tl.25 a t.tO.Ot cralli, Mc a l.5; Jump
era, COcKl.SS; llannel OrenhlrU tl.S5a2.73; item'
Undcnhlrta and lrawcra, 3Jo a ti.CO; OvcrcoaU and
Ulatcri, 17.50 a 18.00, Clothing, aulta, 17.50 a 33.00; Caul
encro lUnta 81 OU a 0.M
San FranclNCo DlaiKct.
Hx 1'RiKCiaco, Juno 10.
MicaU Demand t;oolforliolca milling at tl 'OJ
I 73: ahlpplng tl (K. There wen few rollera and
ntarket li iulet but firm, lufjrljr itialltlea dull and
weak.
Hour- Dull.
drain lUyiWmicr.
Onlooa-UM'Oc.
Oata- Cholco la In much better aupply and dcmind
ivntluuca kuhI; aalea mcdiuni ford at i 45; irool
hn1 milling ) (t tail (til! Inferior dull at fl Old
I IS. 1
Chicago niarUcl.
fiucAoo, Juno 10
heat M 00 pi r bit uld lor July ilcllrcry.
Clrirlioliiii'H Vl'lii'iit PlarUtil.
I)1ro, Juno 10
I Uitlnf ivtnroot, tUvy
(tirgocion iiA79niid for alilpuvMt, ulet
Mark I aut, milet iuul tcidy
(juotAllmit of goal cargo, el wait, 4 B. wa
iLuuaga for wller a account, Icm iihu! 'J xr cent com
mltdon, Mol., Ill ir Mil, AH; Hot Winter, 45a
itl5a Ul; IVtllfornU, M Do, 45wM5a t'.l.
Clixkl thlppln OallfrnU on iuw, vt ( It,
tjuecntto n for or.l.ir, Ju ahlpiMil or to l pKnuptly
klilinl, 41i(H;ne.Hljduc,454ll,atrmjot1iorMllfor
aSlpnicnt during tho pra4it miutli and follow log one,
yno ni. in Ainerimii tenm, 3M 0J; Drivn forthlp.
mint, 43a r.l.
Un rpool tit to iliolM ahlppln; ttuh nr cvutal, Oi
4d.Ul.rd.
IJitri"'-'' 'a'' to choice ahlppln; I'nU x r ivnlal fu
dtla 3.1.
IJ criKil Itel Am fjrln ahlpplng No. 3 to No. 3 r
ocMtal 7 MM Cd.
IVkr to gooil ahlppln,; tlregon, pur wnlal, Da 3dt4 f d,
Kood to cholco flipping Oregon, or cental, Pi MiiOa Si
Kngltili country uurkrta aWudy.
Krcoenrojiitry uuiketaatcady.
Wrather In DijIuiJ, ahowiry
C0MUE11CIAL.
'Pui'iwmv MiitiNMii, Jmio IS, 1870.
TDK WIIKAr MUIKKT
In I.iorii)l li.ia winaincil without material
change in iuiilatioii fur tx moiitln, mill o
ilo not romoml'or tli.it any pro ion )rar liaa
aeon to little clinngo, ami o littlo nnimation
ilnrinu tlant (nsrioil of tiaio. Tlie irccnt
luutatiom for onion from Livcriwol ia 4ti
jior quarter, of rO0tt, for cargo juat Iiiji
Ioil licrc. Tliv outlook from tho coming
haru'it in IIuroiNi ia aaiil not to bo llattoring,
but tho Amoricaii crop irmict are) excel
lout, fully nual to tho wanUof tho orM,
We, in Oregon, have a much better outlook,
for yiolil than in Califoruia, ami if the prico
ia fair ahall ha good timoa after liarTtat.
There ia no excitement in the grain market)
wheat remains a laat week. The ship
llertfonlatiire ia loading with a thouaaud
ton of flour from Salem and Oregon City
Mill, and will take U00 ton of conned
aalmou. She i n tint claaa iron aliip and i
chartered for 60s to Iiveqwol,
OVTtl, II T AND 1-OTATOkJ.
Oat ore in better demand here nnd lirinn
from JO to f0 cent ier butlicl, accontiug to
tho loc-vt demand, nay U acarco ami worm
from ?l &tiO wr ton, juat a n teller itrike
tho demand, I'otatoe aro worth C0G5o
it buhcl, no briak demand, n now iotatoca
aro coming in f rooly from California, at res
nnablo llgurvf.
TilK VIOOL MAHKKT
Wool i a little off aiuce Monday, It ia
aaid San Krauciaco buyen liae been ahead of
tho Eaitern market, and that having lupnlied
tho iiuuicdiate want of manufacturer the
demand has alackod. Wo cannot givo, at
this lime, n Iretlcr idea of tho market than to
say it stands still, 'no receipts of valley wool
being had, of importance, and tho holders of
Uiatcni wool on commission, prefer to ship
to their California ngcnti, to selling hero.
Wo hear it stated that COO lnlcs of Kastern
wool sold lately for 23 cents ami ft small lot
ofry choico brought mcr that. This is
from J. It rnrrish'i) conitm rcial agency. Wo
nltohear that n Polls County wool grower
nold his clip on Tuesday, cxtrn choice,
for S.MJ cents and tho market may bo
stated as follows: Jlaitcrn, 20 to 2,1 cento,
vnlluy wools 2- to 2.' cents, with a littlo
advance on that for oxlrn, choice, and
Uiiitintm wool ranging tu high as 20 Ui 27
cents. As to tho futuro of tho wool market,
it is not easy to prodictn guess, Tho Kastcrn
market is said to bo firm, but not up to tho
San Pranciseo purchases, and it may bo that
thoso who have wool to sell cannot afford to
to tako chances by holding. Tho odvanco
in wool is already very favorablo to Oregon
producers, nnd wo must nil viow it with
aititfaction. Present prices nro fairly ro
munorativa. A Btronfj Llfo Insuranco Company.
Claowliero will bo found thu iwhortiscincnt
of the Paciflo Mutual Insuranco Company, of
California. This compiny has been ilolng
business in Oregon for twolvo yean, and is
known ns olio of tho strongest nnd most in-
llucntinl companies doing business in our
State. Tho Oregon branch of this company
is, as our rcadora will perceive, composed of
well-known Oregoniaiu. Wo paid a visit w
llioir now oflico. whloh has been recently
oponod, nnd which is neatly furnished. Mr.
A. 11. Covalt, general manager, lia been cor
nocted with this company sinco it forma,
tion, and ho has had such abundant expori
ence that wo f rooly recommend him to all our
readers. Tho number of policies lued by
Mr. C. amount to over COO in thi State.
Tho oflico is nt No. 102 First Streot, botwcc
Stark and Washington. Mr. Coralt would
bo pleased to sco any of his old friends at his
now hcadquarton.
Kennedy' Sheep Dip.
Mr. Kennedy, tho manufacturer of this now
sheep dip, whilo in Oregon mado arrange
ment to havo hi dip Introduced here and
in Washington Territory. Mr. J. McCrockcn
will In) general agent. Ho informs us that
ho shall manufacture in concentrated liquid
form, and from sulphur and tobacco. Ilo
finds, ho says, that ho will havo to manufac
ture a dillon-nt dip for this State than lio has
Ihjcii manufacturing for other Slate. I lu lias
concluded to put on tho market here in tho
coming year .10,000 gallons of his dip. Mr.
Jacob l'razicr of Pendleton, has contracted
for enough of this dip to dip 12,000 head of
sheep thrcu times each, A number of othor
lirgo rhoop breeders havo also contracted for
largo ipiautltica.
Asparagus.
You ought to havo an asparagus bed in
your garden, and it is high lima you sot
aliout making it. Of courso you like aspara
guo; everybody does, ft Is delicious; it is
healthy; rhcumatio pcoplbaro sid to derivo
gent Iwnellt from its free use. I am not going
to toll j on how tn cook it, that i not my
business, but I can toll you how to ralso it.
Haven't won bod, ten fout long and six feet
wide, Hint furnishes nil thu asparagus wo nso
ilia fnmily of nix, and somo to giwiaw.iy to,
tho neighbor who think it too much work to
make asparagus bods in their own gardens?
It Uko.i some work to prepare tho ground
prorcrly for asparagus, but when tho lied is
uiioo mado it will but twcuty.llvo years.
Mark off n bed of the ilwin.il nijo In tho
warmest, mellowest part of thegirdcn, throw
out nil the null to tho depth n( two feet; then
t.d.o half tho mil thrown out, and mix it with
tho same amo it of good compost, and for n
bed ten feet lung and six feet wide, mix in ft
paok of refuse s.ilt, shovel tho mixture baak
into tho bed, let it lay three or four thy, and
then plant thu anvil. Sow in drills, eight
Inches nprt. Whin tho plants nro well
started, thin out to eight inches apart in the
row. Kicn frco from wcwU dnniy tho en
tiro season. Wjioii tho tint Iroat come in the
full, cut thu young plant down to tUoground,
and i-owr tho bed with six inches of com.
poat.
Next spring add n half peck of salt to tho
coutpoM, niul work it into the bed, caro being
taken not to injure thu root of tho young
plant. Itepeat thi drvsaiug of compost and
salt ccry jear. An occasional drcuiug of
limo nnd ashe will le beneficial. Do not
gather any tho lint jear, and cut only a
moderate quantity tho second year; the third
yiar ami afterward you may cut until it be
gin to apiudle. Do not cut tho young stalks
until they aro six or seven incite out of tho
ground, then cut with a slanting cut ecn
with, or just below the surface,
Tbo Correct Way to Handle Sheep.
There la a right way and a wrong way, a
hard way and nn easy way, an awkward and
a skillful w ay, to catch and handlo sheep. A
great many men will soite the sheep by the
wool on tho back with both hand, ami lift
tho animal clear from the ground by tbo
wool only, llibbaroust Let soma giant
grasp you by the hair of your head and lift
you from the ground by tho hair only I Would
you not struggle and squirm worse than the
muto sheep doe when liftod by tho wool!
Aud would not there bo a complaint of a
sore head for a week or two? If you do not
Iwliovo it try tho experiment. o havo
slaughtervd a great many sheep in yean past,
and when removing tho pelts of such sheep
as had been handled by tho wool, wo never
failed to observe that bcueath the skin
whciecr the animal had been caught by tho
wool, blood had settled. Iu many inatances,
the skin had been separated from tho body so
that inflammation was apparent. We have
knowu proprieton of sheep to be so strict iu
regard to handling them, that they would
order a helper from the premises it he were
to catch n shcop by tho wool on any part of
tho body, Somo owners of shcop direct their
helpers tliuni "When about to catch ft
sheep move carefully toward tho ono to m
taken, until you nro sufficiently near to
spring quickly and soizd" tho lcist by tho
neck with both hands, grasp tho brisket,
nnd lift tho sheep clear from tho ground,
Tho wool must not bo pulled. If tko sheep
ia a heavy one, lot ono hand nnd wrist bo
put around tho neck nnd the other prewl
ngalnst tho lump." Vo hnvo always han
dled shcop iu tho w-ay alluded to. Wo noicr
grasp tho wool. Olhcn selzo tho sheep by a
hind leg, thou throw ono arm about tho
body nnd tako hold of the briskets with ono
hand. Hut owes with lnmbs should ncNcrbo
caught by tho hind leg, unices thoy nro linn
died witli cxtramo caro. When sheep nro
handled roughly, cspccinlly if their wool is
pulled, tho small bruises and injuries will
render them moro wild nnd tnoro difficult to
handle
Horso Disease.
IMitor Willamette Parmer:
Tho Independence Hivcnidc, of Polk
County, describes n, discaso prevalent among
horses iu that vicinity, which nronis to bo
something new to tho farmers and horsemen
there. If nny of them tako the Paiimku
thoy will find an nrtlolo la it last April giving
a full description of tho disease; also its treat
ment, Tho discaso i "opidomio influcnjia," some
times called "epidemic catarrhal fever." Ai
a preventative, givo n common tcacupful of
flaxseed (linseed) in tho food onco a day, so
soon as tho bono show symptoms of tho dis
caso. If tlicro is fast breathing and a good
deal of fovor, givo sedatives, such tu 20 or 30
drop of tincture neon I to in halt a pint of cold
water every four hour until fever abates;
then givo tonics such as ten grains cinchonadia
and half ounto compound tlneturo gen
tian. Olvo in half-pint wator thrco times a
day until tho horso' regains his strength.
Feed chiefly on bran mashor, and apply mus
tard to the throat, chost and side. Take
ground mustard nnd add water to make it
about tho thickness of paste) apply It with
tho hand, to le gently nibbed in once a day.
Jamm WiTiiTCOMnK, V. S.,
Portland
Westlnghouse Threshers.
H. J. Northup A Co. are selling tho West
inghouso thresher and a good farm engine in
connection with tho same. Thoy havo many
certificates of the oxcclleut work dono by
these machines, from well known farmen
who havo used them, and will send their do
scriptivo catalogue on application. Tho
Wcitinghouae has proved itsolf to tho satis
faction of competent judges, and it will be
woll enough to send and got tho statement of
their cxporienco and opinions.
Portable Farm Engines.
When you aro looking about for a portable
farm engine, ono to do any nnd all work, or
to carry you through a harvest season, do not
omit to look at thoio advertisod by Mr, Dau
Clark, of Salem, who isagont for Itobinson
k Co. 'a manufacture, that excel in ovcry
particular. Mr. Clark has ono of these nn
his farm near Salem, and ono can bo seen at
tho cxtansivo wnru!iouo of .Vowbury,
Chapman tc Co. of this city.
Horticultural Society.
Tlicro will bo nn adjourned meeting of tho
Horticultural Socluty nttlw Council Clnnibor
in Portland, on Saturday, Juno lllli, 1S7U.
All parties intcrcsto I in the subject of fruit
growing nro roapootfully invited to attend.
Sir Astloy Cooper's Vital Hcttoratlvs.
Tim ..rfvit. Ili-i.IikIi iYtm.K. hint nifiiln niiim
cures of Ncrvou's Dobilitv, tymiunl Weaknoss,
I.OAI jMannooii, iiociumni rmiaaioiis, iuomiuiu',
inability for mental labor, desmmdenoy, and
such diieasvs ns nro induced by youthful
follies nnd excesses, than nil other medicine
combined.
It is not n stimulant nor excitant, is per-
f....llu bf. .. lulu tj t.nf. n ftimi'L limit-lull
nnd pniduced results flint nro wonderful.
rrice, sM n nottie. rour mui-a inu quanti
ty, $10. Iluy n bottle. It will not ditap
ou. Por s.!o by all druggists. Hodge,
llavis &. Co., wholesale pgcuts.
To all ho aro auRonng from tho errors an.l Indliera
I loin of youth, ncrroiM woulnocu, early denty,lo4of
manhood, eta, I will aviid a recipe that will cure you,
HlKf. lIlH'IIAUdll Tula great remedy win dlou.
imlbyamlulomry In twuilt Ailoa. cVnd a aulf.
addrcfecd inrclope to Ih llav Joauu T. !, bu
tton D, New York City. juOMy
A GOOD PLAN!
An; body i an, learn to make money rapidly operating In
M(Mk, by tho "Too tfaorrlug llulea for huciwu. In
Meeara. Idwreoc & Co' now circular. Tho eoiablnv
Hon nwtjiod, which tola rtrmnu mado m sucewtful,
enable people with Urge ur auult uicana to reap all the
IwneflU of Urgwt capiul aad but aklll. Tltouarula of
order, In tarloua auuu, an ooled Into on vatt
amount and co operated u a mlghly whole, thua eecur-In-
to e.h alurcholdar all the aJuUt;o of the tar-
ytOxrator, liumenae proCUar dlilJaJ monthly,
ny amount, from Si to a.1,000, or more, can be uaed
siiA-eafully. N. V. IlaplU w'eakly. bept. Ml h. Ism,
aaya: "Hy the ooiuUniUoo ayitem lit woeld make $TJ,
or a per vent.t tn paya tiM, or T per cent.; f 100 nuioe
l.OU), or 10 per cent, on the atoca, durli.f tho month,
aecordlnc to the markaU" frank Laella lUoatraUd
Newapaper, June laHh: The combination method of
oicrella- atocka la the moat tuoceaaiul over adopted.
Kew Yurk IndenendciL Kci.L tnh: 'Tb combtuatloa
ayatom la founded upon correct bualnea prlndploe. aad
no parson need bo Ithout an tscotn while It I kept
working by Meuri. Uwrene X Oo. llrooklro Journal,
April nlth: "Our editor made a sat rroaikol Stoi.a
from A In one of Ueaara. Uwrnie & Ve oomblos
tlona. Now circular (mailed frue aiplalna erary
tttlnf. Stock and bomla wanted. Uo,rmment bonda
supplied. Uwreuce & IU, Uukare, 6T Kachaura
llace, h. Y. Junm
HOME MARKET!
BOARDING STABLES!
Cor. Third and Ash Streots,
!loreoaluhtiuid aoM vtr ord'r. ltftlee tuitni;
bonce to Mil will do well to i-all uu ua soon, m wo ha
many order tu All. e are urvparvd to haadU un
broken borews vr Uioao Utat have owlncted iletou
hoMU (thereby atUnrthein (or markoX on the moot
ncnUncprincio. Tttnui meonable. Addraaa
H. P. MONTGOMERY,
Caro f P. V. CASTliEMAS.V. .,
D. W. PRENTICE & CO,
Mow Store!
168 Piwt St., Portland, Or.
All niatrtiniBnts sold on tbo Installment
iitei, nro nt our regular C'AJdl 1 niCl.S. Our
Pianos and Organs nro from tho best makers,
our prices nnd terms nro tho easiest of any
houso on the North Pacific Coast. W o fully
onarantco ocry instrument wo scl , nnd cacli
'Piano nnd Organ is nlso nccompanicd with n
guarantee from tho manufacturer.
Installment torniss S."9, $100, or more, cash,
bahneo, S13 or $10 per month.
Installment tcrmsi $2o, $.)0, or more, ciih,
balance, 815 or $20 per month.
Installment terms! 815, ?23, or more, cash,
balance, $10 or ?I5 per month.
Installment termsi 815, 823, or moro, cash,
balanco, 8- or 810 per month.
If installment terms a rjuoted abovodo not
exactly ploasn, thoy can bo changed to suit
convenience of customer.
D. W. PRENTICE & 00,
And Publishers of
D. W. Prontioo & Co's
MONTHLY
MUSICAL JOURNAL
Ul,n fJK rlnnta nnn VfldTi
Contains $12 worth of Now Musio each year,
atilS.lm
GOOD CURE for HARD TIMES
A PUMtTI'il UV KAUlI PllUtirlOand UUI1.M.K
IliPHKHNlSIL
inn nnn runts pik mutt ai.ojno.oon ctnderrtu
lUUiUUU and UonttncnlU Hlrawuerry iiania. Jin
liona'ot other llanla. Trcixi, etc llisrythuii new,
wil enil ntre. l-rlcea low. lM.nd for Dcecrllirlre Clr
euLwtoUlltviV A ltKlT, jiurerjmtn and rlt
uroncra, "ooinnry, .-i. j. nara.
KOSHLAND BROS.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DKAMTuS IN
Wool, Hides anil Furs, drain Bags,
Burlaps and Ucncral Merchandise.
Cor. Worth Front and C 5tt.
Xox'tloaxcl, OroEOu.
Cash Advancer. V7ndo ndConilgn
ments flollcUou
uia)0 3m
tr. e. .re
JDLYeSgMEBTINfi
OF Till!
Washington County
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Tho Dlrectora of the Washington County Alouliunl
tVxloly ImoolTirfd
SOOO.OO 1 lii the a,.jrrrate, for futct
Kiisnlng aud Trotting Horses !
The trial of apeed to U' placo over tho course on tho
Society's Fair UroumU, near
llllliiliui'o WuShliiKtou Co,, Or.,
July ail ii ml itu, 1870,
IMlO'iUAMMIS:
July 3d, 1 r. M. I uUut ltunnlng llorae, ilire or
Ouldin-,ayoaraold, ullo and repeat, entranco 10 per
cent, . . ..... 11W M
duly 4th, If, u laateat Trottln; Hone, Mare or
(laldier, fiuo for all dirce In nto,entruneo 10 percent.,
. . . . . . $1T,7,M
loiutrdUtely alt i rard, Fateat r.unnlng llorae, Man
or Ueldtn-, frto f)' all, blnjrle loah of l miles, en
trance 10 per rent. rtoo $100
The rulea nxtrr "J racln; at tho Annual Meeting- of
Society will be In Tie at tho July Meeting.
AdmUalon for I en and bo J a over 11 year of ago,
fO cent per day, lYouieu and boys under that ae,
free. It. usais, President.
1). M. C 0c r, Secretary, mayia-lm
LUMBFE ! LUMBER I
CHOICE LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
-AT-
SWARTZS MILL I
Tenclng-, noorinr and aXuitic
A aUlty. Planed or roun lumber dtllternl at low
rate. Orvlara proinplly filled. till flm wile east of
Salem, on Ilia bilacrtou ruad.
JanlTVly It- SWAIITZ, rroprietor.
BUY NO TRUSS
Until you aee what has been as
coinplUhod by Ir. Pienw'a UU
Iniautian. tSTStni tor vuuph.
let and llerve'a UafneUo Journal.
M.USNKTIO ULASTIO TKUSS
Ca, ttW ritcnunanta St., San l"ranclaco, Cal. nurMy
J. W. GILBERT
Payfi Cussls llr
Hides. Furs & Pelts,
MSI CommoroUl st SALEM. ly
p2sp
ISflF
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HAWILEY9 WmM A 430.
Portland, Oregon.
OFFER FOR SALE AT LOWEST PRICES, A FULL LIKE OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Solo AcontB for tho -. tmiti
BUCKEYE MOWBE BEAPER,
Tlio LeitclliiK Ilnrvcejllua MiiiiliHiB of Hie Worlrt.
. .. .in,. ir aim Oraa una
itA.lttAVKK
a-MTTOJT
New 1" dctnll "ml I.'C-ll.
eriit fenturc. niSTINCTivu
and PCCWt.lAK, nml It now
itntKlH tlic
-
. N1UPICI THRESHER Of THE WORLD.
rhmtlinrmon viUo linvo useil or
mployed this now itylo of
rhrotuor. nil unlto In tostlfylnn
hnt thoy nro tho CULT ririCT
WZZSZ2 HI 0:i. It 1 ilcslcnod
mil unlit expressly for Orccon
M t.tMnH Yw iinii Yirlin
vmwxw
horonchlr nnderstnnils tho feqnlremont or tho country, nnd tho lUflralUtM
IS he! ovoreome. AKcntn for
HAINES' (Genuine SINGLE GEAHED HEADER.
SDoclnlly Improvod for this Sonuon-Ten or Twolvo foot out.
SOU A0CHTS FUR VII OLD KtUtBU
Schuttlor Farm, Freight, and Spring Wagons.
Slutlobaker Wagons, Studchalxr 4 Spring Hacks.
Regulator, Wind Mills, The most complete windmill in use.
Elward Harvesters, Vastly superior to any other hand binder
Harvester in market. Will handle lodged or fallen grain,and derate
it better than any known machine of its class.
mays
ROBINSON & CO'S PORTABLE FARM ENGINE.
pT-B--BS
PHrLIJLMERY
ILLINERY
ILLINERY
IjELLINERY
IF'oa.rLoy sdolcS- Staple C3rOOc3l,
-AT-
7WX3L.3LMX&.TSa: MILLIOAN'S,
Next Poor to Croyman Bros., SALEM, OREGON.
Ju.t arrt' i.l frjui Sail Knuttw), ami aeVtoJ wttlia full appreciation of the sunt of our ciiatoniers. at
irroat reJucll 1.1a fnmi fonutr irl-., we aro uuhled to irlao our cu.tonier the lieneflt of tlio aame, and OUAIt.
ANThK OUALITV r tilHlIM and hTil.K Dl OIIKJIAMIIIl unoacollod ty an In IIm bUUi.
liUI and aoi. apSS-Sra
tftrvvsiazttjSSTTKSsiii
1 SiS.TiaS.'lKSS.T-SS
nmawvtw
M it WU
afl
m r wm BAT
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i
Ooiicl tor XJL'ioo -
P. SELL ING, Cor.
X'. CJ. ilOX -0.0...
BEorsTnr.rfjr.'sw.aifr,
IS
A G A I N
in
MAKUr'ACTOHUIl
qW
SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLES, WHIPS,
SADDLERY HARDWARE, ETC.
IIO ITHOUT ST., Htmt Bldo, X03trMPT TVP.
Aceot tor OutU lenba and llubber Manulacturliu Company, Full Asaortmont of Fire and othor kind of llooe
on liand at Ban Franctaco price. A food Aaaortmcnt of Concord Htag llarneaa. Btafo Stock
and lauhae ol the boat quality on hind. AlaaL a genera! aeaortment o( Fami llaroea of all kinds. N. B. llo-
palrina; prunptly attended to. JanSlU
KISBER AND ROOKWOOD,"
P?oporty of Bodmond 4c Smith,
W Ml en uurcs the enauln; ataaon of I8T9, commenclnc April lat and cndlr? July lat,
At their Stable iu Portland. Oregon, on 8ixthand I Streets,
Near tho Orejon Tranafet Company' SUblo.
TcriiiN, WO, iiajnblo when Mare la In Feal. All Accident oc
ctiiTlti? to .Hares to lie at RISk. el their Owaera.
KISBER'S ""PEDIGREE.
Bay etallion, strip U Ui face; whit near foot; whit hind leg; foaled Xay 13, IS7S; ot by ItysdyV
llaiabklonlan. lit dim Lady raUice. br Uely'a Anwrican Btarj JJ dam by Long Itland Clack llawk; lbmbha
Uuiian (nyadyk'a by Abjallah, aoa ol ifambrfno.
HOCKWOOD'S PEDIGREE.
ntiv lux rtKt Iam r.t in.l Uft hlnJ footvhltas.
HftpP7 Medium bj BydTk HtuiiUatoniAn. lit dva
irmm U.l urn v U veaaltrlr'al Ila.mtslAlaOn.JUL. 1 UQ1
dm br ItrtU Whip; 4th iUm bjr liaunUlooiavn (x ninnloK none); Hetoou mn hy ew vtt lUvct luwk;
Idtan Uaa.lliinai alktva Ti 1 11 IUM
tTVomtpodtw nlHlf-. sad proanpily wuwtreJ. AddrtM;
pll tut
OrtilJi Crops of tlio Pnoino Ooftt hova
to.u cut by tUo BUCKEYE, tlint no flu
mor Uoro enn lio lctiororit of ll marltfi.
or rcnulro nrsniout to coiivlnoo him ol
it niiorlorityt ns It 1 too well ' "
vornWr knowu to nooil comment. It U
tbo porfnotlou or nil Rcnpor nml Mow
ing Machines.
We call especial attention to our New
and Perfected
I?S WI-SKratBECHEa,
irfiES?s - - .
Taylor suwy nases, sen jump
ing and Plain.
Monitor and Straw Burning Es
gincs.
Send for Special Cataloaua, alsa far
ur Naw Prlea Cut.
I am Annt for sal ol Uieeo EnsHno In thi BUU. which
an fMrfecUjr repmentH j erompnTlni cut. I know
bjr mr own tiportanc that thejr art flrst-clas U thoy
an cUlmeit to beend can maka IU or Ui Intoreat of any
on wlehloff So purchaa
At My Farm, near Salem,
o r
Nowbury, Chapman & Go's,
3Pon.,rijv.3nD,
At clUiei of which place the enrfno tan bo seen ami
teetci,
DANIEL OLATIK, Salom, Or.
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First and Yamhill Sis, PORTUHD, Or.
business:
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o csiovrciXjiXs,
Trotting StalUions
FotJwJ Mar IT. 1675.
Sired bv FlMrtwtwL &n ol
by Akuader At
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uaa; zu oun dj unj jMw eager; 3J
REDMOND & SMITH,
Portland, Oregon.
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