Willamette farmer., June 20, 1879, Image 3

WILLAMETTE FARMEP
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Conducted by Mrs. Harriot T. Clarke.
A SterlUiR Old Tocm.
Who thiill Imlgo man liy his mr.nncrs?
Wild shall know liim liy lii ilrcss?
l'niipcrn mny 1)0 fit fur princes,
l'rlnoc3 fit for aoinetlilng 1cm.
('rutiijileil shirt ntul Jirty jacket
May lioclotho tlio pohlen oro
Of tho ilcepost thoughti and feelings
Satin vest cr.u do no mote
There nro streams of crystal nectar
Ever flowing out of stonoi
Tlicro arc tmrnla beds and golden,
Hidden, (.rushed and overthrown.
Uod, who counts by souls, not dresses,
Loves and prospers you and me.
Whila ho values thrones tlio highest
But as pebbles in tho sea.
Man upraised abovo his fcllous
Oft forgot a his fellows then)
Masters rulers lords, remember
That your meanest hinds aro men!
Men of labor, men of feeling,
Men of thought and men of fame,
Claiming equal rights to mnihluo
In n man s ennobling name.
'Micro ara foatifcmbroidcrcd oceans)
Tlicro aro llttlo wood-clad rills;
Thcro aro fccblo inc-h-high saplings,
Thcro aro cedars on tho hills,
flod, who counts by souls, not stations,
Loves mid -prospers you and mcj
Tor to him all vain distinctions
Aro as pebbles in tho sea.
Toiling hands alono aro builders
Of a nation's wealth and fame,
Tilted laziness is pensioned,
Fed ond fattened on the same!
liy tho sweat of others' foreheads,
Livinj; only to rojoicc,
Whila tho poor man's outraged freedom
Vainly lifts his fccblo voice.
Truth and iustlca aro eternal,
Horn with loveliness and light)
Secret wrongs shall never prosper
Whilo thcro is n sunny right.
Uod, whoso world-wido voice is singing
llotindlcis lovo to you and me,
Links oppression with its title
Hut as pebbles in tho tea.
Tilt! MAGAZINES.
IIaiu'iihh' For. Junk comes an tho
first Issue oftho fifty-ninth volume.
A now dress celebrates tho occasion,
nntl tho now, liirjjo typo is nn ngrco
able change. It Is n ilnely Illustrated
number. "By and Around Thcro"
by W. Jt. O'Donovnn, is a charmlnp
reiiilnctccnco of olden days In ntul
nbuut Now Itocholle, first fettled by
Ilufjuonols. "A Peninsula Canaan,"
by Howard Pyle, gives u tiislo of
oyster fishing and wilt air. Doth
urtlclos ro profusoly Illustrated.
Hsncctiilly good Is "A Pair Lccturo
Kxnurloncc," most comically told nnd
comically Illustrated, "Rccollcctions
of Agasslz," "Alexander Spotswood,"
und tho "Lust of tho Chang-Mure,"
tiro articles of moro than ordinary
Interest. "Tho Grand Days of His
trionics," by OIIvo Logan, with por
traits of somo of tho most distin
guished actors whohavo over llvod,
cover n subject of great interest to
lovers of tho drama. Tho Editor's
Drawer finishes olT, full as usual of
wit and humor.
St. NicnoiiAS is full of Ilfo nnd
spirit. Miss Alcntt tells another of
her delightful stories. "Bossy An-
nlas" Is u qucor compound of a bug,
"The Hoynl Bon.bon," n story of n
boy-soldier, nnd "Itobln Qoodfollow"
Just suits tho boys. "Daisy Eye
bright" is for tho girls. Thoro nro
eight fino Illustrations. It seoms to
bo a work of lovo with Mary Mapos
Dodgo to gather so much Interesting
nnd useful inuttor for young people.
St. Nicholas should bo found on overy
table.
ScnutNKii for this month is a
superior numbor. Tho opening paper
discusses "Tho Pino Arts at tho Paris
Imposition." "Kdison and Ills In
ventions" Is tho first paper of a scries
of sovou to bo given. Tho groat path
that is yot to bo opened across tho
Isthmus of Darlon is nbly dlscussod by
C, C. IJuol in nn nrticlo entitled
"Piercing tho Amorlcan Isthmus."
"Lawn Planting" contains somo hints
to landscapo gardonors. Tho "Medi
terranean of America" Is tlio second
nrticlo rclatlvo to Brazil. "Madamo
Bonaparte's Letters from Europe,"
coming from tho pon of an Amorlcan
woman so nearly allied to royalty, nro
read with Intorcst. Poetry, fiction
nnd rovlews fill tho book.
Mrs. William Cjrus.
"Wo regret to hear of tho death of
Mrs. Cyruy, wlfo of Mr. William
Cyrus. Both Mr. und Mrs. Cyrus
were firm friends of tho Faiimiui.
Wo hud tho pleasure of spending n
night under their roof about two
years ago, und tho reincmbranco of
that visit is very pleasant. Tlioy
wero activo members of tho Patrons
of Husbandry, holding tho highest
office at one tlmo thnt aro given In
tho organization, having dono much
to foster it In Its conception. Mrs.
Cyrus was a noble-looking woman, of
high principles and broad views,
possessing n mind of more than ordi
nary ability. Asn mother she was
most devoted and true; with u largo
family uf young peoplo she wielded
authority with lovo and kludness
over them all, though tlioy wero not
all her own. Four families of children
somo orphans nnd friendless, found a
home in her large heart. Tlio sisters
of tho Gruugo will miss her harmoni
ous counsel.
ffei
HOUSKI'LKAKINO.
Editor Homo Circle:
Just as surely as tlmo rolls around,
so suro comes spring again and Its
necessary attack of houscclcanlng.
This year tho wet weather has inter
fered with carpet-slinking some,
though perhaps most of tli3 sisters
havo got all to rights again and nro
through with spting cleaning. Dust
nnd dirt will accumulate, but It is a
necessity onco or twlco u year to over
haul closets, cupboards, box oh and odd
cornors, as well as tho rooms In which
wo cat and sleep. Tho men do not
relish this taking up and putting
down of carpots or nny of tho discom
forts attending temporary dlserdor,
so It Is best not to attempt too much
ut ono tlmo that thcro may bo olio
comfortablo place for tho rest of their
fcot. Ono room at n tlmo Is enough for
any ono to do well. But how sweot
and clean everything looks when tho
task Is onco done. It pays for tho
trouble. A deal of trash will bo ac
cumulated In overy family that must
bo disposed of, nnd spring cleaning
sends It out of thu way. Health as
well as comfort demands that our
homes shall bo puro from garrot to
cellar. When tho houso Is clean tako
tho yard In hand, yeo that all the
trash lu tho wood-house is carried
oil ana nut about tho fruit trees, so
that there can bo no harbor fdr fleas.
It makes tho best posslblo matorlnl
for mulching young trees that havo
ust been sot out. Thou sco to tho
drain whero slops nro thrown. Cop
poras wo Und to bo ono of tho bcstund
cheapest of disinfectants. A pound of
It costs but little; If dlssolvod in hot
water nnd thrown occasionally about
foul places thoro can bo no dnngor of
breeding fovcr or diphtheria. Llmois
oxccllcnt also to scatter about.
Tho beautiful feathory ferns and
vclvoty mojscs that grow so abund
antly in tho woodn may ho mado to
decoruto tho rooms. Tako up ctiro-
fully with plenty of dirt and put in
nny old dish nnd water freely; by dis
posing them with caro they mny bo
made to bo mlto ornamental. City
I .idles go miles to gather them for
ferneries. There are many varieties
of ferns, nnd If onco started give
much satisfaction with little trouble.
Anything that goes to mako homo
moro attractive to tho boys and girls
Is labor woll Invested, I should liko
to hear from that lady In tho Stato
Grange who talks about fixing up tho
boys' rooms nice. I echo her vlows.
Mns. L. M. S.
CHOICE KECIPF.8.
Vinkqau Pjk. Wo append two
recipes trusting that ono or tho other
upon trial will prove to bo tho ono
you nro in search of :
No. 1. Ono largo sized cup of
tmgar; ono cup of vinegar not too
strong; n heaping tnblespoonful of
Hour nnd n llttlo lomon peel. Bako
with two crusts.
No. 2. Ono tcacupful of sugar, ono
egg und ono heaping tnblospoonful of
Hour hcate.ii togothcr; thou add two
tablcspooufuls ol sharp vinegar nnd n
scant toacupfulofcold wator. Flavor
with nutmeg, If liked, nnd bako with
two crusts.
Baulky Coitki:. Wo can rccom
mend this ns bolng very nourly as
good as coffec,and much moro healthy
for tho children,: Wash tho barloy,
dry It and brown carofully without
burning. Grind, mix with an egg
and pour over boiling water. Bull
gently for n fow minutes nnd strain.
Drink with milk nnd sugar as you
liko best.
Jumiilks. One-half pound butter;
three-fourths of n pound of flour;
three-fourths of a cup of white sugar
and two eggs well beaten. Add n
llttlo nutmeg, nnd mako Into a soft
dough; break off in small pieces, roll in
sugar nnd bako In rings.
Ginger Snaps. Ono pint of mo
lasses; ono cup of butter; ono tea-
spoonful of ginger; ono toaspoonful of
cloves; nnd ono of sodn. Put all
togothoron thostovo, lot Itcomo ton
boll, und when scarcely cool add Hour
sufllclont to roll out.
Diu:ad Pudding. Place slices of
buttered bread in u deep pudding
dish. Cover tho brend with thin
slices of tnrt tipples; then put on
another layer of bread nnd apples,
and contlnuo thus until tho dish is
full. Pour milk over tho wholo until
thoroughly molstonod. Cover with
a pinto und bako two hours, sprlnklo
with nny kind of splco desired, and
bake uuothor hour.
Things Worth Kaowlng.
Washing. Tho washerwomen of
Holland nnd Kelglura. so proverbially
clean, and who get up their linen so
beautifully whlto, uso refined borax
as n washing powder Instead of soda,
In tho proportion of n largo handful of
pulverized borax to nbout ton gallons
of boiling wuter. Tlioy wivo In soap
one-half. All other largo washing
establishments adopt thosaiuo mode.
I'or laces or cambrics an exlr.t quantity
of tho powder Is used, ;ind for crino
lines (required to be mado very ttiiT)
a Mroug solution Is neccKary. Ilnnix
boing n neutral salt, does not in tho
slightest dogrco lnjuro tho tcxluro of
tho linen; Its effect is to soften tho
hardest water, and It should bo kept
on overy toilet tnble. To tho tdsto It
Is rather sweet, Is used for cleaning
the hair, is un excellent dentifrice,
nnd in hot countries Is used with
tartaric acid and bicarbonate of soda
as u cooling beverage. Good ten can
not bo nuido from hard water; till
water can bo nitulo soft by lidding a
teaspoonfulof pulverized borax to nn
orillnarv sized ketllo ot wator, In
Which It should boll. Tho saving In
tho citiuntlty of tea used will bo nt
least onc-llftli.
Fjxons. Felons nro usually caused
by n brulso which loosens tho tlesh
from tho bone, nnd then tho part bo
comes tho seat of u gathering, and is
somotlmes very painful. Soinotlmcs
felony last u long tlmo nnd have to bo
lanced, causlmr terrible pain: but if
taken as soon us they can bo deter
mined to bo felons, they may bo
cured. Tho remedy to bo applied is
u soap poultice. Put sumo soft soap
over tho flro In ti small dish; when
it bolls thicken with bread crumbs
nnd npply ns wnrm ns you can bear
it. Two or three applications usually
effect n euro; but if It is obstinate,
contlnuo tho remedy until u euro is
made. When aulro painful, this
poultlco will usually caso the felon in
it fow momonts. On removing tho
poultice, if n drop of water appears
abovo u tiny orifice in tho sore, tho
felon Is removed nnd no further
troublo need bo taken about It.
Tin: Santa Cruzo Local Item has
the following: A lady In this city, u
short tlmo slnco, discovered her .dog
n family pot suffering frotnvtho
effects of n doso of strychnine. 'Sho
Immediately had rccourso tonbottlo
of chloroform which was in tho house,
and saturating n cloth with it held it
closely to tho dog's uoso for u short
tlmo. Almost Instantly his convul
sions wero arrested, und she could
percclvo them gradually growing
less, until they censed entirely. Oil
was then administered, nn omotlc
given, nnd soon sho had tho satisfac
tion of seeing tho dog out of danger.
This Is said to bo tin lnfulllblo remedy
to check tho ltillueuco of poison,
provided tho caso is taken In time.
Why Jfot the widow?
Wo lutvo noticed as n rule, unys tho
6au Francisco Km, that gentlemen
holding the position of administrator
or manager of estates, tho property of
women and children, are always anx
ious that tho widow shall so dlaposo
of her property that tho children will
sccuro the bcncllt thereof. It Is ro
murkable, too, that when tho property
Is onco In n position that tbo woman's
consent Is no longer ncccisary to Its
manogemont, tho solloltudo for tho
children' rights Is no longor so ap
parent on tho part of thoadmlnlstrator.
Wiicn n man dies possessed of much of
tho goods of this world, it is uiually
found that ho has named In his will
somo "tried and true friend" to nil
minister on tho cstatonnd seo'lhat tho
widow und orphans nro fairly dealt
with In tho partition nud caro of prop
erty. Men havo mndo fortunes out of
wills of this kind nnd widows nnd
orphans hnvo lost everything by tho
same process. When wo read of u will
In which tho deceased appointed his
wlfo administrator, wo feci that a sous!
ble man has died. A truo and tried
friend may administer on his friend's
estato nud do Justlco to his widow and
her children, but tho fear Is that tho
dead man may havo mado a mistake lu
tho selection of tho truo and tried friond.
A man must bnvo an lndlllerent opin
ion of his wife's ability nnd honesty
when ho omits her name from Ills will
and leaves her no volco In tho mauagc
mont of property that brlotig to her
self and children.
MoshOunahi:nth. A beautiful orna.
meat for tho sitting-room can bo mado
bycovorlng a common glass tumbler
with inosH, tho latter fastened In placn
by sewing cotton wound iirouiid. Then
gluo dried mohs upon u saucer Into
which net tho tumbler, 1111 Hand tho
remaining space in tho vaticcr Willi
Iooeo earth from tho woods. Plant tho
former with a va.'Icty of ferns, and tho
latter with wood-violets. On tho edge
of tho grass also plant toniu of tlio
nameless llttlo ovcrerenn vl.ie, which
bears red (scarlet) berries, und whoso
dark glossy, Ivy-llKo follago will trail
over tbo fresh blue and whlto of tho
violets with beautiful effect. Another
good plan Is to flit a rather deep plate
with somo of the iiamelcss but beauti
ful silvery and light green ami dulkato
pink mosses, which are met with In
profusion In all tho swamps and
marshes. This can bo kept fresh and
beautiful as long as It Is not neglected
to water It profusely once a duy. It
must, of course, bo placed in tho shade,
or the moss will blanch and die. In
tho center of this, a clump of large
azuro violets should bo placed, adding
somo curious lichens nud pretty fungus
growth from tho barks of forest trees,
and a few cone, shells and pcbbcl.
.Ma. ICOHri st&ted in his Itoston lecture that
h. ton, licyond doubt was nlivo on tho day
when Mosher and UougUos wero shot at Hay
Itiik-o hut iinco then he ha found uo trace of
bin). He intends to (ontnuo tho search with
FarXrfEClj.l.DrErJ.
Tlio Bird's l'lcdgc,
"Winter is ovcrl" piped the miail to tho
plover.
"(Jladltijgono!"nu.icked tho duck to tho
swan.
"So aro wcl So aro wo!" ang tho raucy tow
wee, "Corn was planted to-day!" sorcamed ft gar
lidoiH jay.
"fm delighted to l.n v!" cawed n hoar old
crow.
"Wo'rii building n ntvit," carolled robin red
breast. "It'n cjiiito time, I think," trilled a gay hobo-
"Your nest ii too narrow,"' said the wren to
tho sparrow.
"I shan't change it nn inch I" twitted sparrow
to finch.
"What n very bod manager!" cried rv proud
scarlet tanager.
"Speak kindly of alll" warbled voices small.
"Let s mako it a pledge!" said a thrush in n
hedge.
"And n written one, tool" whistled clear tlio
curlow.
"I'm suro 1 n3reol" peeped n modest powec.
"I'll plcdgo in ft niluutu," mM a sweet-tempered
linnet.
Somo carollod it loud, como echoed it shrill.
Hut all gavo tho promise, "Wo will, job, wo
Will)
Kacb mind our own business and never tiicalt
ill." '
Youth's Companion.
LnrKUS FUOM LITTliH FOLKB.
Another llttlo girl nway up In East
ern Oregon tells us how sho Is trying
to bo useful. Thnt Is right, always
bo ready to do cheerfully whatever
your hands find to do. If your mother
can sparo you, out-door llfo nnd oxer
elso Is of grtnt benefit to young grow
ing girls.
F-AlHVJt'.W, Mny 20th, 1879.
l'dltor Homo Circle.
As you uro it friend to this Custom
Oregon country, I thought you would
accept a fow lines from ono of tho
bunch grass girls. As my fathor has
no boys at homo, I hnvo to work. out
doors as well ns In tho hoaso, so ol
courjo I hnvo to poison ground squir
rels. In doing so I commit many n
murder, If killing squirrels is called
murdering. If wo don't kill them,
tlioy will kill our wheat crops. I net
out four hundred nnd forty cabbago
plants ono day; tho next morning I
went out to sco how my cabbngu was
doing; I could only find uhotit oito
hundred plants. I think thoro wero u
fow squirrels that did not go to bed
hungry tlmt night. Tho farmers tiro
in big Ittclc this year. Wo havo been
having u Bplondld rain ir wo could
hnvo ti llttlo moro It would mako us
tho happiest set of people there is
around. Wo would ho very much
obliged If tho wobfootors would eentl
up somo of those old fir trees to set
out for shado trees, nnd fir wood.
I llvod near nnd In Vancouver tho
most of my llfo. Wo havo boon In
this Eastern Orcgon'ubout n yonr nnd
n linir. And till I can say lor it is
"Hurrah for tho beautiful bunch
grass bills!" Our nearest post ofllco
Is Centorville. Wo llvo six miles
from tho town of Centorville.
Yours very truly,
ANNin A. Tinsm:v.
A l:vr Hunt.
I'l.KAHANT IIOMU, JlltlO 0.
Kditor Homo Ciicloi
It would bo doing Injustice to thu
young heroes and horoluus of our
vicinity lu not noticing their bravory
nnd victory, in which they nil wero
partakers of on Sunday last. Aftor
Sunday school was attondoU and tho
youngsters roturnod homo and woro
wandering tho green moadows o'or
for strawberries, their attention was
attracted to tho found of dogs in
chase of n doer, which nt that tlmo
was near by. Strawberries now lost
nil tholr charms. Clubs nnd clods
flew frocly and fust nftcr tho door ns
It mado good Its ccnpo, over fences
out on tho mnln road, when thoro It
was encountered by a fair damsel of
swoct slxtoon, (who, as somo may
supposo run tho opposite, but not so),
who went in pursuit taking In com
pany tho llttlo hunters, dotermlued to
catch that deer If tlioy followed It to
Sandy. Yot they did not go fur bo
foro they took It captive. All tried
u hand to bring in tho prl.u but failed
as Its weight was 150 lb. Thu moil
folks at homo wero informed by ono of
tho band to como nnd lielii carry in
tho deer they had killed. Tho mimes
of this hunting party uro Klla Otis,
Kttn Otis. Stephen Wablll. Irene
Mtepuons,
Stophons,
years.
Wnrren ami Claronco
ages from sixtcon to six
l'l.AIK JlMNA.
Ketcu Good Mule.
Children, each ono of you would do
well to learn the following seven
rules, nnd ever keop them In your
memory, and you will find tlmt tlioy
will aid you in your Journey through
this life:
Waste neither time nor money in
small und useless pleasure nntl Indul
gence. Men cannot lie safely Intrusted with
wealth until they havo learned In
dustry und wlf content.
l!urn money before you speml It.
Novtr run In debt iiiilchiyuiicaiisco
your w.iy out ngnln.
jNoversiKMi: evn oi any one.
Ho ut before you uro generous
KffpyimrM-lfJiiuoH'iit Ifymi wculd
JULY. MEETING
of Tin:
Washington County
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
Tho Mrcctors ol tha Wellington C nir.ly Agricultural
8oelcty hAto ottered
QOOO.OO ! in tho ag&i ,'., tit f.wtest
HiiDiiliiR iinil Tiollins Horses !
Tlio trial ol pool ta ta!o pl.ico orer tho rotiMO nn tho
Hewitt' l'nlr Croutidi, ni&r
IIHIsburii Washington Co., Or.,
July 3d n ml Sill, 1810.
PIIOOUAMM13:
July 3d, 1 r. M. l"tct Itunnlnx Itorco, Mire or
Oeldin;, 3 years old, Inllo and rccat, entrance 10 per
cent. 1M tM
July 4 tli, 1 y. u. Itotc-it TrotUng Homo, Kara or
OeMlnir, IroJ (or all, threo In die, cntrancd 10 per rent.,
S176, 178. JM
Immediately afterward, Fantett Ilnnnlnir Hone, Maro
or OclJInjr, free (or all, Single Dash ol 1 ) mllo, en
trance 10 per rent., SAO, $100
Tho rules rmrrnlntr roelnjr ist tlio Annual Meotlrvr ot
Society will lie In torco at tlio July llcetlnr.
Admission for men and boys over 1G years ot op,
RO cents per day. Women and bojs under that ie,
tree. It. Ihdrik, l'rooldcnt.
1), It, O. Uii'LT, Secretary, maylO-lm
LUMBER i LUMBEB I
CHOICE LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
AT-
SWART5PS MILL !
roncing, rioorlnj nod Hustle
A spoclilly. l'lincd or rotiirn Inmlicr dillfcroil at low
ratoa. Orders promptly ruled. Milt On miles out of
Salem, on the tlltcrion road,
anl-;Bly u. BWAnTZ, Proprietor.
AGENTS, READ THIS!
WoIUpy ARonlsa ftiUry of ilOO per month and
cxpcnaen, or allow a Unjo eoiumlnion, U tell our nsw
and wonderful Inventions. Wo moan uhat wo say,
txunplo free. Addrwl KIIF.ItllAN A. CO., ManlioU,
Xllt.lt. nmjCm
WESTERN FANNING MILLS
Warohouso Soparators !
Polton Horso Poworsl
I lio manufactured nd sold hundrrdi of Uie Vr
ter KannlnK Ullll, ihat aro In general uro nml giro
good saUtfactlon, l'rlce, SJO.
lllll and Warehouio Kcpnmtnrs m.vlo In or Jcr of any
desired capacity, t'utt, rX) to (ua,
i ommTon ai.i:,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
20 PELTON HORSE-POWERS
U'lihli nro known to lie the
Rest Ever Used h Orcgon-A Great Dargaln
THOS. HOLMAN,
C5n.lo2ia, Ox'orou,
lcbi-Clil
KOSHLAND BROS.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
nr.Ai.i:its in
Wool, Hides and Furs.firaln Bags,
WOOL DAG0,
Burlaps and General Merchandise.
Cor. North Front and C Sts.,
Z'ortlAxxcl, Oroson.
Cash Advances Mado and Ooniin
tnonta Collclted.
ma) 0 Sui
laTAUI.IUIIKI) IN 1W.
WILLAMETTE NUESERY,
G. W. Walling St Son, Proprs.
Osworjo, Olacknmaa Co., Or.
KipciJal stUntlon ulien to l'lntu, Prune and (licrry
Trewi Corrt.ioiidet.ce soMcllod. fcMI3m
sill. H. V. OIIANK,
B
IIIIVKT U.C'ol., laletlcrKeonU.l). Volutoers.
uuicn. jiniiHn's MOfK. uu suira, ijrrr
FrcHh nad Truo To Alamo !
We will ootid Uia follOMlnir secU tiotnaldloii re
rclpt of prliv. Itemlt hy I'. O. money order or juttatfe
puunw,
licet, per os. . .
100
100
Hie
U
1'ur.nlp, H.r in.
ItaddMi. "
Kiilnnarli, "
Tumln. '
100
lOu
10a
10a
tie
Carrot, " .
UtoObae, per ol.
IaUuuu, " ,
union,
Tomato,
Aba In 10 cent lacktts. all rarletlet of VnretaUee.
lloitcr anil True Heed, hend foricentral l'rlce Ut.
Til OH. A. CO.V h CO.,
aplMia pd 1,047 Hooanl tJtrect, Htn Kranttwu,
J, HI I.I. BlIIOIH.
W. II, KINO,
Dubois & king,
Commission Merchants.
AllVANCKH JIAIli: ON lONbldNMIl.NTH.
411 Washington Bt San Francisco,
108 Front kt., Portland, Or.
(.'IrcuUr ami other litlorinatloii n2anllnif thu oo
liurktt furnlilictl on anjillmttou la our Portum! IIouu.
may 10 U
tnnn A YKAU mt rtriiosi tfiKtvtiU. Outfit tnt,
H I AdJrt-M I. O, VkHKKV. Auu.U, Mftliif.
iaa)u iy
PACIFIC EUBBER PAINT!
He JVot lluctilvcU ly ImlfatloiiN
Now Wliiif nnVred in tlila market, ThU Calnt Ivw
Ikk.ii In 111 lu thl. hUtii mt I'Uiz and liy mj many, with
uU.taUiry roiill., tliat It nttili ii'i Utt.r rit-oiu.
mendfttlon.
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&
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S? co. c? -jS
JPXlIon XlXrDTTOKXSI
Sf ml Vtiv Siuii(iiv Can,
HODGU, BAVI3 & CO.,
Wbolvsnio JJruyifittt,
j rvTt?rC"iru
VALUABLE LAND
S-A.HiE12
A l-nrgo Tract ot Land In Til
lamook County In offered
For Hnlc.
Mil. JOSEPH aitAlir.t,. of Lon-r I'nlrt. Tin.miuj.
tounly, Orrffou, offiri for rula MHJO 01tFK
ot M (rood lruid a.1 any ono could oik for In tny conn
try. (Iter joi) acre liralrlo Imd. Ilio thntor and
tiriuli land nil IctcI, ftltli plenty ot tmck range. Oomt
house; tnoliarn.; nearly all fenced; two mod orchards
of excellent fruit; 23 acres of timothy meadow. A
ijwu im-aiiuii inr n uairy iirm, rileo TCVOnaMe.
.taxied luid. Addrcnl or apply to JOSKriI OltAUEL.
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IKCOKl'OUATKD Ifftl.
HOME MUTUAL
INSUEANOE 00
OF OALIFOUNIA.
Fire 023.13T !
LOSSES PAID orotic, $1,334,633,
LOSSES Paid in owera "!; $162,363.2!
Orogon Brauoh Offlco,
Goo. Ii. Sfcory, Managei
Soiitlicftdt corner 1'irst ntul SUirk Streets,
Opji. Laud & liltous lUnk,
apiMf 3?ortland, Oi
J. W. MEREDITH,
Dental Itooms at tlio old stAiitl,
(IHISWOLD'S 11LOCK, OI'I'. THK MANN
sall:m, OREGON.
felly
FOR SALE.
640 Acres of
ON Till: UNI! OK THU
Mt. Jofforson Pnos HoaJ
Rltullvd one lulle ftlioro Hi hams. In Marlon rVim
UOatres under leniv, well llmtieml, well mate,
some Imnrovcmcnt. and a nortlon In nilllrsUnn
Tils liind H tlliiatetl on the cl rt the Coh
iioiinuin., oi leant inn ci u inn iio cncspiyclet
ki.u . .iir.b u iiiuiiiiiaii, Kill,
It U reached liy a leiol road from Hnletn, nn htllt,
I.AII. tatf .1.1. n ft I. I.i .,. n.l.l.. j. .1.....,
,.v..,v , ., .. . ... i,,u lUIII'ltUI n lllKftl
lied country, l(lifo.! ntbhlmni, andaincro hea
rnrlon cannot to found. N. Ikk.IIioiho a k rolii
the line, Ilxcellent for itmli rnnrc, and hundred
miv.vi imiiii inn. .un iv.iwitvii iur uncut a. a co
.i an acre,
Till Is a l.uoml.lo ontMrtiinllr for aome Unnrr ,
oui ot coins Into the ttin.li IiiuIiicm extenilrelr. orl
acolqnyof tlirronr four funlllM of Oelinnni, 1
are nrtiiy licnuani pcltlrj in the t trinity, and thejj
fart of Hie piuvliaM ptlie. f.'..nd an at re, ran Ul
ir ivrm wi yearf ri Mllliui lllllivmenll, at low B
vi niii-nvi,
Callc.nor rI!to H. A. (T.uilcr
I'aninr Oir.ee. 'o, f Wa.lilniitaii fct..
... l'ortlnnd, Orifl
irr ir, 11, nimu, rMJUIl.
THOROUGHBRED
BERKSHIRE PH
joii. w. jimii:rt, sali
lias three litters (.1 Thoioiulilircd llcrlahtnl
and oui suptily Ihow ilr.lrou. of accurlnf thl
train of itock with u i twice anlniaU an can be ll
uia UIIIICil M41M.
Tim Iknr llutiii IfmiewolL 'n. ! u I. rn
the American llorkthira Auwlntloutn Vol. Ill
American ucm.nira llecord M larnmnl Way I
-.v. vj .onk. ..,.,tv, r Vllll,l!bim, rlIKI1
invis ara of the Crown I'rhieu family of llcrtuhli
I'iit. iiiuicriu win uy nun nare iriren tun latun
r or uarucuiArs an j tli lul.ln
IM
npltt-ll
J. if. iiittiKur, fmcin. on
GunsKSu:
BENJ. FOR3TNEI
TTAH A Ullfll! HTOt'K OK CIIK.VI
Military Brcccb-loaiiiiiz Rifle
mhoK Uie rll'KNCHII, 8IIAIU-E, II 131 1 NO
WINCH WriMl. AIM, a hill OMorUncut of
33xoooX&aocUxsiS I
WIOT.tlU.NH and N'OltTINO llirUH.cf slid
11UMC, A IU1I IIIW Ol
Porkct sjullcrr. Knlvesi. Riui
KCISHOIW.dlrect from KngUml. AIM Flshlsil
win sen asiow asiuyuour.
MILWAUK1E NUBS!
Milwaukio, Orogon I
CONiiTASTLV ON HAND, ALU KINli
Trei
SHRUBBE.RY,
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND
Only Firat-Olass Goods
AlililllViS:
SETH LUELLING &
Milwaukio, Oroi
J11UIW
FOB SAN FRANC
Curryluic Hie Uullrd im Ms
WclU, I'ri:o X Co' Vxprl
tiii:
OREGON STEAMSI
AND
THE PACIFIC C3AST SrEAMSI
irjii;.uii
Every Fivo Daysl
Kor l'iet,ievut vuc of tU'.r new All
hljw, 1U.1
State of Oregon)
George W Ell
vt
vaic of CallfornU
v.Misn i'V t. juiik :i. h. 13, it
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In !l I i.iii .uuv. and t.'ii.iu,
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lor ii. r I bii.i lnurr.- I'otlUul
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