Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, June 20, 1879, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE FARMER Vf r.- ' 5WUV 'K ire ISSUED XTIRT r.lXT, BT OLAKKK ate OKAIG, ronus liens AKDrnornKTona. H. A. ('IsAltlCU. i, AV. (JUAIH. Term of MtilmcltIoii. One copy, uno year (IJ numbers.) ?2,0 Ono copy, rlx months (30 nwricrr) 1,'iB Ono copy, three, month (IS numbers) 7fi PORTLAND, FllIDAY, .IUNU 'JO, 1870. PTN3 F HsY- BZnSOTORV. OI'FIOKMN of alio NATIONAL Mil ANK Maiiter- Hamuli K. Ailama, Monticcllo, Minnoitota. Ovcrtocr J. J. Woodman, I'awpaw, Mich. Iocturcr Mortimer Whitehead, Middle liti.li, N. Y. rltcwnnl A. J. Vntmlian, Mcmtiluv, Tcmi. Amintaiit Blownnl William Slum, Topcka, Kaniuui. Cliapinin-A. I'. l'orytl.o, Italic!, Ulnar uitinty, 111. Trcirorer-K. M. McDowell, Wayne, N.Y. .Secretary V. M, Ireland, ('naliiiif;toii, J). C. (late-Keeper- O.HinwiiMio,Orcliaril drove, Indiana. M. Adams, Monticcllo, Mm- J. J. Woodman, I'awpaw, T. Moore, Sandy Spring, (cri Mm. H. nnsotn, l'imioiia Mr. Michigan. Mora-Mrs. H. Mleh. Lady Aaa't Steward Misa C.A. Hall, A pa lachlcola. KXtCUTIVH COMMITTXIi. Hainucl K. Adams, Chairman, Monticcllo, Minn. Henley Jamcc, Marion, Ind. I). Wyatt Alkcn, Cokcslury, H. O. .S. II. Kills, Hprinuuoro, Ohio. opfickrn oukuon statu hiianuk. Mnater A. It. Hhiplcy. Ojttcgo. Ovoraoor-1). H. K. liiticlt, Myrtlo Creek, Lecturer W. II. Thomas, Walla Walla. .Steward- W. M. Ililleary, Turner. Atw't toward M. L. Nicholas, llcavorton. Chaplain W. II. dray, Aatoria. Hecntnry N. W. Itandall, Oregon City. Treasurer- David .Smith, Ilnnoii. Oulo-Krcper- tl. N. Wait, Canhy. Cert M. .1. Train, llarrialiur;;. rotiuiiia (I. K, Klifpluy, Ojwigu. Ilorj S. D. Durham, McMiiinville. I.. A. N. In no l. Ililleary, Turner. rxmmvii uimmitthk. A. It. .Shipley, Chilnnaii, Oawi'fjo (I. W. Hunt, Kiil.limity. A. Holdut, Oorvallia. Sttvto araugo Doputioofor 1078 oani ji llsaim Co. Thomas Smith, Ilukcr City llmo -A. Iluhkr, Consuls, Ilutiumi U. N. Wrr, Uuil.y. Ilanor W. II. tiny, Young's Itlver. Ilououit II. H. II. Iliilik, Myrtle Cnx I. Jaunki J. N. T. M11I.T, JukxmTine. JnnariiixR Joseph IVIIoik, Island I.AkH ItllSTUO limn. rrcsutll; AMl'll Itviul, llugcno. Oily. Ijni- It, A. Inlne, Allsuiy. Marios J. W. Ikulirllcr, lliitUvtllc; W. U. IllUuary, Turner. Iuinoumi- I'lyinptnii liilly iuiiI Jacob Johnson, lint Portland. ISiih P. Ai raits twin, t)lle. Tilu(ik J. I,'. Ikmlcy, Tillamook. llMnNJchn('riltfhb.iii. tliilnn. Wahui -Jehu Kml, TibIi Valley. Waiiiikuton J, A. lUihrilion, iiinituiti, ibttion. YANiliLb. It. II, Uujl.llii, Knrtli Yunlilll. wahhutoh taaaiTani. (VU'Xtlt TlinniAi TliriaMrll, Diyton, CLAkaa-liittlil hlmui, Viuii-uimr. (Viwiitx John H. IbMArtli. I'i kin Ul W. II lllllir, ILMatt. WauaWaua W It TIiuiivu, WalUUulU. Wiiira to WIIILint lilnir. ISiloum (ttv I'alninalii thiMiiviiiiliM In tiUli no DrputtiJlaie UTii aiiuiriiMi mihu i inucii tibiipi ttiu iy uiwiiauni; !Uutlirr nullatilu to a. t In that mjiartty X It. Hun UK, ILviU-rOr t-1. (Irtufr. turJsts nro able, full and oxhaustlvo, nearly cyory ono, old and young, taking part. Thus tho Grango liaa been n great fraternal, Boclal and educational benefit to them. They liavo built nntl ftirnlsbctl a very nlco lull), nntl on Sattirdny wo had tho honor nntl plcnsuro of dedicating It according to tho beautiful ceremony laid down In our Digest. Tho dedi cation was public and was witnessed by n largo number of 1'atroua and othor.s I was truly gratified and pleased with tho ca'-e, propriety, and graco with which each ono performed his or hor part of tho ceremonies. I did not and do not intend writing a report of tlio dedication but to call at tention to thIsQrange,whIch has been and Is such a benefit not only to Its members, but tho wholo community. Long llvo Tualatin Orange, and may prosperity and happiness over attend tho noble Patrons who com- rioso It. A. It. Smri'KY. .TuAlalln; J. V. ftp A u, communications Intondcd for this Department of (ho Faumkii, Hhuiild bo on hand and In typo Halur tluy, becauso tho hisldo of tho pnjior goes to press Monday morning. UKUICATION QV TUALATIN HALL. UKANUK Halurday, tho 7lh Instant, was a proud tiny for Tualatin Orniigo No.lll. This grange from hui.iII licglnnlng has grown to bo u largo nntl nourish ing Orange, with over (i0 active, earnest mombors, all united by tho Htrong ties of brotherhood anil mut ual I nlo rests. Their hull Is situated about ono nntl n half miles north of ICruso Lauding, in tho midst of a lino funning country, which though souiowhatdllllcult to clear, when ouco brought Into cultivation yields boun tlflul crops, Ore.it Improvement has been iiiiiiIo in tho last four or live years, and iii.iuy tine farms huvo been opened. Hut great as has been tho Improvement In thin uelghboihoiul as to Its farm-), tho improvement among tho people lias been greater. They hardly s'eem to bo tho miiiio peoplo they were tlx years ago. Then there was little hoeioty, little sym pathy with each other. Coming from different parts of thu world, and hay ing been brought up uudor entirely different circumstances they soomed to have nothing In common, anil to somo1uxtont leulousy unit envy took . tho place of1 that neighborly kindness which should characterize every community. Hut now all this Is changed, Com ing together In the Untngo .they huvo become tictniutntcd with each other, and In tho exercise of that charity, which Is Inculcated In our Order, they nro able to ceo good In each other, Now, when they moot, there Is a hearty greeting ami a warm grasp of thu hand that were unknown a few years ago. Their social gatherings are always a sticccfs, nntl their business meetings tiro conducted with propriety and decorum. Their description of vari ous subjects of Intorost to ngrlcu!- Urango Matters. JlAititisiiuiui, .lunoG, 1870, Kditor Willamette Farmer: Our Orango held u vory Interesting meeting to-day, It being tho first reg ular meeting since tho fjtato Orango mot. Ofcourso n full report of tho proceedings of that body was ox pcetctl, and was given in a conclso antl explicit manner as posslblo by tho representatives, and by llro. J. IT. Smith, who was alto in attend ance at tho Hlato Orango. Much sat isfaction was expressed at tho conclu sion of tho report on tho brightening prospects of tho Order, and a practical demonstration made, evincing a de termination on tho part of old Xo. 11 to inako tho P. ofH. moro cillclont than over bofore. Tho question proposed by tho State Orango for discussion this month, viz., tho best kinds of farm ma chinery nntl tho best method of cur- lug hay, was thoroughly ventilated. On farm machinery thu discussion touched but lightly upon nnythiug but harvesting Jmplomonts,that seem ing to ho tho all-absorbing subject Just now. Tho oltl-fnshlonotl boo was mentioned as being an Implement of great utility, but did not scorn to find many advocates. Tho rolllng-euttor harrow as n pulverizer nntl cultivator was highly commended, and seemed to bo n unlversnl favorite. On harvesting machines it great diversity of opinion prevailed, but after a thorough discission tho con elusion arrived at seemed to bo that tho cheapest manner of harvesting taking into nccouut tho Immediate crop only is with tho header. Hut all tilings cousldorcd, tho futuro crop, tho bolter quality of wheat when cut early, etc., and thoSclf-hlnding har vesters nro preforablo. Of tho differ ent kinds of harvester?, about aft mnny opinions woro expressed as thoro were Individuals. In curing hay there was a perfect unanimity of expression, all agreeing upon the main points, viz.: uuvor cut tho hay while tho dew is on; euro witli Just as little exposure to tho sun ns posslblo; retain all tho tmbstanco possible nntl havo tho hay safo; nover allow any bleaching neither by aun or rain; cut timothy as soon as tho bloom has fallen. Tiiain No. II, Resolved, By Santinm Orango No. 37, P. of H., that wo feel deeply tho loss of our dear sister from amongst us. That fow indeed havo over adorned their christian profession witli brighter Jowols, an exemplary, loving nnd devoted wife, an niroctlon nfo mother, a kind nnd charitable nclghhor, over ready to cheer nnd comfort tho distressed. Jleolvcd, Thnt while wo mourn hor tloith wo feel that our loss Is to hor otcrnnl gain from tho evidences left behind her. Itesolved, Thnt wo sympathlzo with tho bereaved husband and children in this their deep nllllctlon, but point to "Him who tempers tho winds to tho shorn lamb" for comfort and consolation. That whlio sho can not como back to him, they can, by tho graco of Ood go to her, Itesolved, That a copy of theso resolutions bo spread upon tho min utes of this Orango, that n copy bo given under seal of tho Orango to tho berenved husband, and that n copy bo sent to tho WiMjAmettj: Faiimuii nnd Htato Rights Democrat for pub lication, nnd that our hall bo draped in mourning tho usual length of time. PlIOEHA CllAllTltKK, ) Kmzaiietii K. Gains, James J. Dounis, J Committee. CROSSING TIC PLAINS. (From a ms. journal kopt by .1. Field, Jrt. IN MEMOKIAM. Whereas, Death Iiiir spread Its sablo pall and cut down from among us, like earth's rlponcd grain, slstor Juno Cyrus, n beloved anil honorad mem ber of this Htato Grunirojnnd Whereas, In thl ovont wo recog nize tho chastening rod of a bnnlfl- cont nntl all-wUu Creator, in thus ro moving from our fraternal circle ono of our most earnest laborors and depriving our honored nnd respected Worthy Past Master, Wm. Cyrus, of his most excellent companion; nntl Whereas, Wo fully realize anil deeply lament tho loss to our Order, Uoaolvcd, That by this sad event wo havo met with an ir-eparablo los; that In our meetings wo Miall oyer nils her presence. Hut when wo gather In future, her memory bhall bo kept Kierctl as u true Matron who has passed on to tho Supremo Master and awaits our coming. llesiuveil, That wit tender to our Worthy Pant Master, Wm. Cyruc, ami family In thoIrMiru aflllctlou.our heartfelt sympathy. Itesolved, That a copy of theno resolutions bo spiead upon tho records of this grange and a copy lo furnished tho fainllv of our deceased sister aud also to tho Wim.amkttk Fahmku for publication. ' M. J. Tiuin. V. K. SlIU'l.KY 1. L. HlI.l.KAHY Committee HV, J Whereas, It has pleaded tho Great Master or tho Universe to remove by death on May 20th, 1870, our beloved Sister Juno Cyrus, aged llfty-ono years, threo months, and sixteen days; and Whereas, Her death has created u vacuum In our mystic circle that can nover bo tilled, especially In her family. Theroforo b it Tho following resolutions wcro adopted by Round Pralrlo Grango No. 100, nt a meeting held at Brooks1 Sta tion, Juno 7th, 1879: Whereas, It has'plcascd our Divlno Master to roinovo by death our bo loved nnd trustworthy Sister Jonnlo .Jones from this life to tho world nbovo; therefore, bo it Itesolved, That In tho death of our beloved ulster this Grango has lost n valuablo and worthy slstor, hor be renved husband his dearest and best frland, nnd tho community n truo nnd valuablo support. Itesolved, That this Grango deoply deploro tho loss of so valuablo n mom her nnd worthy Bister. Itesolved, That wo tontler our full nntl earnest sympathy antlcontlolonco to tho family and relatives of tho de ceased. Itesolved, That n copy of theso res olutions bo furnished to tho husband and parents of our slstor, nnd also bo spread upon tho records of this Orange. Itesolved, That tho secretary bo in structed to send n copy of theso reso lutions to tho FAJtMim, with tho ro quest to publish. William McCoi.i.aud, ) 10. K. J)ni)tiK, J- W. U. IIUllllAItD, J Committee. W. C. Huiuiaiu), Secretary. Lano County Pomona Qrango Picnic. Kditor Willamotto l-'urmer: Tho Pomona Grango of Lano Co., will hold a threo days meeting nt tho resldonco of !'. M. Nlghtswnndor, on Coyoto creok, commonclng on Tues day, tho tilth of Juno, 1879. Tho Worthy Master or tho Stato Orange, Brother nnd Slstor Train, of Harris burg, nnd othor distinguished mom bors nro expected to bo presont. Tho meeting on Wednesday will bo pub lic. Do not forgot to bring tho nec essary refreshments for threo days' camp. All fourth degreo mcmbois nro Invited. lloscou Knox, Master. Notice to Patroni. I dcslro again to call tho attention of nil Fourth Dogreo Patrons to tho meeting of Multnomah District Po mona Orange, to bo hold nt Oswego Grango Hall on tho third Friday in June, nnd hope wo shall huvo a grand turn-out. A. 11. Suiilky. CuiiiosiTiKs In Pomolooy. Somo years ago ono of our cltizons bought nnd set out somo thrifty young applo trees On ono of them ho neglected to remove tho wooden label which was attached to ono of tho limbs by a copper wire. Two years later ho found that thu eoppor wlro was en tirely imbedded and out of sight In the bark of tho troo, nnd that year tho limb was so heavily loaded with app.es that ho was obliged to prop It up, while there was not a, blossom or npplo on any other limb. Last year ono of our neighbors, when his young applo trees were In full blossom, care fully girdled sotno limbs o:i sovoral trees, and tho blossoms producod no fruit on tho limbs thus treated, but this year those limits havo blossomed full and no blooms on tho limbs that bore last your. Pomologlsts my profit by further experiment in that direction. rilurtfortt Post. Cautlations made front table prepared J u ting tho paat winter ahow that mucty-uiue men of every huudrad jvach out wildly to ward tho invtiible boundariea of atmoaphcrio apace, and behavo generally like keinga bereft of reason, when they feci tho aide walk slip ping from under thorn; whereaa the sauio number of women out ofn pouibln hundred, wheu placvU in a like trying jwaitian, come down gracefully like a pillow thrown from tn attic, and amilu meetly until they ha, ariaeit and dtaappcared around a con.tr, Wcrceatcr Vrea. CONTINUED. Tues., 22. Wo nro camped upon n branch of Grcon Itlver called Ham's Fork. I learn this morning that It Is consldornblo ef n ttream, nlthough it is very bad camping on nccouut of grass. Tho Indians nro going into camp, and havo traded ofr soveral liorses. We went nbout H mMes, It being nil tho way up hill to tho last mile, which led down ono of tho steepest hills I over saw wagons pass. down. Wo had to lock tho wheels, and Anally camped in n deep hollow nlong with Tothcro ngaln. Tho coun try wo passed over to-day is moro fcrtiio than any wo havo seen for weeks, having quito a sod of grass upon It, nnd being nenrly destltuto of tho wild wormwood which every where abounds in tho barrcnest partH of tho country. Wed., 23. Went about 10 miles to day, over ono moro mountain, com ing down upon Bear Itlver aud camp ing on ir. This river is ono of the streams which empty into tho Groat Salt Lake. Thurs., 21. This morning is show cry, nnd it is tho first rain wo have had for many weeks. Went nbout 1C miles to-day, keeping down tho river bottom and crossing tho river once. Ono rnllo from last camp crossed Smith's fork. I omitted mentioning yestorday Hint where wo struck Bear Itlver wo caino Into tho old road ngaln. Fri., 25. Went about 10 miles to day, crossing tho river ngaln and climbing over n mountain which shuts In to tho river's edge. Sat. 20. Owing to an injudicious selection of our camp last night wo did not get away from it until 11 o'clock, 60 that wo only wont soven miles to-day. There was an utmost Impenetrable thicket of brush near our camp, from which it seemed Im possible to got the cattle. Sun., 27. Wont nbout 22 miles to day, camping near tho sotla springs. Theso springs nro in the river valley on its nortliorn side, nnd nro ono ol I ho greatest curiosities on tho load. Somo of 'litem nro warm, others cold, and all boiling, nnd most or them Im pregnated moro or less with copperas. Wiiero somo or them boll up they havo formed n lime rock, which on walking over Hounds us if it were hollow. There nro sovoral elevations on the rock two nnd threo feet high shopod llko a sugar-loaf, and their wholo Insidcs are filled with warm water constantly bollingnnd bubbling. Somo of tho water In theso springs Is supposed to bo poisonous, from tho fact of cattlo dying when peoplo havo camped near them. They oxtond along for two miles botweon tho mountain and the river on lis north ern side, ami tho poisonous ones nro supposed to bo located near n small cedar grove. Tho water has not a lively soda taste, but Is rather liko soda water loft open to tho air until it dies, leaving only u rour, ntid (us to, and on tho wholo it is rather mean water. Mod., 28. Went about ten miles to-day, leaving Bear Itlver on our loft and camping near a spring slight ly Impregnated with soda. About a mllo from camp wo passed n spring, tho water of which tasted moro liko ioda water than any I havo tasted of. rho trail from tho States to California parts from tho Oregon road at Boar Itlver, down which It follows, whlio tho Oregon road strikes over on to Snnko Itlver near Fort Hall. A word for tho Boar Itlver Valley before loav- lug It: It comes nearer to being fit for white folkn to llvo In than any section of tho country wo have tmvoled through slnco leaving tho branches of Kansas Itlver, nnd it only lacks a lit tle of being n good farming country. Thu principal drawbacks aro a scarci ty of timber, thoro being only n strip or willow bushes along tho river, with ouco in a long whlio a small grovo or cottonwoods, nnd n little more rain In summer would bo desirable. Tho soil Is excellent, tho climate rather cold of nights, and there is once in awhile u snow-drift to bo seen on tho mountains nloug tho river. There is timber on the mountains nearly sutll dent for tho uso of tho vulloy. Tues., 29. Ono natural production or tho country ought to bo noticed, as It constitutes an important Item or tho food of tho natives, gatuo being rath er scarce hero. This Is tho crickets, which in homo parts or tho valley aro larger anil moro plentiful than I over saw them any whtre else, being from an inch and a half tu two Inches in length, with corporations liko alder men, und tho Indians mako flue, rich pots or soup of them, ns somo of our company saw at a ramp near tho foda spring?. Wo traveled about 14 miles to-day, camping on it small creek which ii probably a branch of Hoar Itlver. I omitted meutioulugycstor day that wo hail left tho regular road again not far from the Mida t-prlngs to tako another ue.tr cut under the pilot age ofn Frenchman. fro hi: continued.! Itk Yourself Theso questions. Aro you a depom!nt auffcrer from Sick Headache, Habitual CotlcncM. I'alpiUtlen of tho Heart? Hao you Ululneaa of tho Head! la your Nervous Sytem depressed? Docs your Mood rlrculito badly? Havo you a Coujrh? Low Spirits? Comlnjr up ol tho food after catlnir, etc. All of thoro and much more aro the direct results of Iyscps!a, Llrcr Complaint and Indl pcstlon. tlacKi'a AiottT Kuivralsiiowaknolcd;cd liy all drujnrlsts to baa pnsltlto cure, 2,400,000 bottles hating lietn (rlten anny In tlio United Mates through ilnjjwIiU to 0 1 iwplo as a trial. Twu dotes will tatls. fyony person of Its wonderful quality In curing all tonns of lndfcntlon. Sitmplo botUis, 10 ets Hcjjular el to, 7f. cM. holil pwltlttly by all llrst cl.uu Druj-'Wi In liio United State They All Take It hen Iho a t tcm U run dm n to t hut ettont thill nit pa alecplcsi nights, aro ncnoui and Irritable, haro Bloomy fonbodlnes, sour stomach, sick headache and coaled tonjruc, do not enroll yours as high private In me rear ran unucr (lencral Debility, but cheer up and trytthlte'st-ralrle Flower, the Urcat Liver l'anaeta, nowforialolnctcryclty&nd toon on tho Continent. No modlelne ever eotnpoundod Is half Its clual for tho euro of DYsrerSIA and I.IVEIl COHI'LAINT. It has a specific power over tho liver, and by curing the liver. Dyspepsia and all other diseases arlilnp; from It vanWi as If by maffic. bamplcs bottles aro told at Uio small price of 23 cents, that Mil convince yon of Its merits, targo tiro bottles 70 cenki; for tale o cry where, The Imported Clydesdale Stallioi ROB ROY n..a MERRY MAS Will mako Iho reason as follows: ICntl HOV, at DnrMn's Stable. HAL1IM, day. Tuesday, and Wennctday, cacli week, a JOHN l'Utlll'S FAIIM tho threo dan follovli Itll'.UUY 511. SON, Dntbln'i Slal.le, HA Thurnlay, I'rldiy. and f ahuday. each week, i the o'd DBI.ANI'.V KAIIM. a mllonrd a lull Turner, en Mondojs, Tucfdnyi, nt.d Wcdnctda TUiniS-Scnon. 030, tiiya'jlo nt end n ton. Insurance, 6511, pajnblo when mam 1 to bo with foal, or la purtcd with. II S. olU apis Gllir.USON ,1- VVl THE BEST FRUIT DRYER OK AI-.fi! I now havo control, for this coast, of tho machines In tontod by Hampton Kelly for prcscnlmr nnd drying fruit and rzetablcs, on nd byltcurs Killy. Colo and Watson, and shall proceed Ui canvass for lalo of ma chines and Individual and county rights for Oregon, Wuhlnzton and California; alio, for tho solo of an ini proved press for pocking dried frulu and vegetable, tl 0 and used. Those machines aro ho boat ci cr l Kelly's Fruit and Vegetable Grinder, That makes a pulp of fruit preparatory to cvapora Uon and dr) lrtf for market. Kelly's Centennial Fruit Dryer, That prepares the pulp, aliove described for use, by drylnjr tho same, Kelly & Colo Fruit Dryer, Of slses tint ranze In cost from ITS to IIU each, with rapacity to dry from IS to 30 bushels of applos per day ol 10 hours' work This dryer ha no superior, and Is dtscrllicd In tho follow liu: rut. nu.rrs iirjii Uic Croat kldncv an crinedlclno, cures I ll tho Hack, Bid loins, and all disco Iho Kl'lnrvi. Ilia nnd Urliuiry Or, Dropsy, timet, I) tes, lirijlit's Dlsoas tho Kidneys, It-to or Incontinence of U Nervous Discuses, Female Wcaknoss nnd cio HUNTS IlKM KUV Is prepared HXTlf KS8I.Y ror iH'cajes. trhm a retired minister of tho Mcth Lplscopal Church; OH! MY BACK! I'KOViDrxca, 11. I Ausr. ID, 1e wonderful cCccts of HUNT'S IiIlMiUlY In my WM. E. CuaKE-Dcar Sir: llannff witnessed tail 4J. U, ftJII HUNT REMED case, and In n great number of ethers, I rccomnic to nil afltlctcd wttli kllney Dkcotcs or Dropy. 1 amictcd by disease should secure tho mcdiclno v wIN cure fa tho shortest imsilhla tlmo. HUNTS I KIIV will do this. II. 11. Dawlct, U Djcr St. From Iter. 11 O. Taylor, D. II., Pastor lint Ik. Church. rnoui'SAcr, It. 1., Jon. 8, It I ran testify to tho virtue ef HUNTS IlUltEJ Kidney DIscvos from nctu.il trial, hat In? been I benoflicd by Its uso. Ii U. Tarn HUNT'S ItUMKllY Is -- -p. -, r,UdbVy'ihl.ballCJ,eonodf UIIMT l'hyslclans. Ithasstood llll I 1 years, and tlio utmost rel'ance may bo plieed. In it. ONKTItlAI, WILLI CON VI NOB YCU. Scmll forramphlct to Wh. F.I "! a St ttsnarJ.taA It t I vunaa, iviiucuvv. i. i, MILD IIV ALIi DHVOGIBTS. fcblliy MONEY TO LOAN snouitED BY IlEAL ESTATE MORTGAQrS, -1N- Sums of $600 to $30,OC Or Portland City Proporl Apply to WILLIAM REIJJ, 48 First St., Portland, Orogc ina)2 Odi deference Is nude to the follow inc named )crsont: Uses Iluooas, llrooka' Station. Siuv & ALU.O, " " and many ethers who haieusoil Iho ilrjera and know the quality erf fmlt lion dried and tho capacity a taf.tyot tlio machines which aro heated by ttoani, i cannot bum ths fruit, neither aro they liable to dmtroytho bulMlnj, oo liai bran the iso In thlsSUta with others. Tho quality of Uio fruit, when drHI, Ii equal to tho best numulactuird, and wo believe It superior to all others. Collvcr's Fruit and Vcjotablo Press It Intended for pacMn? drksl fmlt or vocetablosln two tofltC'iioundrum.r Imxos. and nuts it In thabcHt posslblo eondltlon and fonn for private me, at trlltlnff VO"l. I shall bo prepared to fill orders for tho atH r toxca iruiu Murn iuiuiiMiureri, at low pneva. UIIAVtf) Nl'ItCII'IO nilDOINE. Tlio Creat lincllali Itcinctly TRADC MADK. An nnWllnr niro f RDE J& huininai wcoKiicai, IlerTnalorrncal jtotr wi"m putency, and all Dis eases uu m $.&Ssiti Fiat follow as a iwqucnco ef self abuse as isms oi sicrnury, Universal lasttudi, Pain In Uio Hack,' Bofora TakinKS'"oi.rS After Td and many othcrllisaucs Uivt lca.1 to Insanity or sumption, and a Prematura llmvo. UT Full nrtil In our pamphlet, which wo desire to suud free by wcvcTjune. a-u mo cs:eiuo sieuicino is soldi dnuriilits at (I iKr iu.ka.v, or sis ivkckasM for ; irou ny mniion reccipioi ma money Till! illtAV niKIIICINIi col will br tent Iron hy mall on receipt nf ths money drcvtlm; Till! Illt.W ItlftlllClIMIC 111 No. 10. Hocllinloi' Illock. Ditroit. I CZrfxiW In Sal.in and evcrywliera In tho Unltedl ana utnatia ey au wnoiosoie ana rcun arucipstf. Three ) tors ajfo I put uixni inylrultfarm on Coo ,w .rau it sneixMArall v I am fully KHtrd as to tho builncw of dry In; fruits Itlver. Cuos CVuntv. an Alden Inilt Drvlmr FaetAin. ..... .. . : " . . " : : . t. : v iiwfc m now uwnrii aim ojK'rauu siinvssiaiir liy my ism, pronounce tho Kelly & rjj Drer without a suponor, and Just tho iiiachlno iik I.d fur iihi by the uujorlty of fruit irrucrs Addrrn. A. B. COLLVEP-. mylMf Dr. JAMES WITJIYCOMHE, VETERINARY SURGEON, WILU I'ltACTICU IN I-ORTLANIt IIUHKAlTKIl Ilanir had an cvtenslre praeUce Ui Oregon for the Ustehihl yiars, Is a sufficient iruarantea of ability. Will send priscripUoni and InformaUon for the treat ment of any disease on receipt ct one dollar, state til symptoms as near as possible, also uear the Otfe and eUht of horse. Office at nisACK HAWK KT.tDLES, POIITLAND, OltEGCi.V, febMm-p B. F. SWICK, DENTAL P.001IS Ovor Broyman Bros. Store N0NK HUT KINISIir.II Ol'FJtATIONS PEUF0HMCD ftb'iS-U Sanative Pills If You Want a Safe Purgative uso Dr. Jojroe' Kaustlve I'llU. Tiuiy will rcllovo tho Stomach and HqwcIh, without Grilling, anil eleniiHo tho M'holo alimentary canal. If You Want a Liver Stimulant, uso l)r. Jiajue'o HasamMvo PlIU, Thoy will rcatoro tho Action of tlio Mver, and remove all obEtructlons of tho biliary duct. Thoy may ho rolled on lu all Affections of tho Liver, and aro especially helpful In cases' of ltlllous Dyspepsia. If You Want a MM Laxative, pM r. Jayoc's BaaaUre PUla. When taken In (mall doses, thoy remove a Costive habit of tho body, and gradually chango tbo vitiated secre tions of tho Stomach and Liver, which if let alono, often generato fccrious disousos. Dr. Jaym'g Sanative Pills aro of Salem Flouring Millj I1E8T KAMILY PLOUIt, UAKGH'S BXTitA, XXX. IIUTEHFINE AND OIUUAM, MIDDLLVOS, 11ILWJ, AND Sill OoiiMtnntly on Knnd.J IIIjrltOHtr X'rloo In OAl Paid for Wheat m rtr m mm m jnssm XJ.J.' AXxjU AJLiJLUto. , V j It. 0. KINNEY. Arcot H. V. Ill kept inn j. Xtvarasi sex.:,, Sueces tor to J. It. IIrci.rn A Co,, US I.lliertr Ml,, . . .MiW YOll CoimiiiKnloii wVcroiit T.OIt llUYINO AND KOnWAItDINn jV Ner York via Isthmcs. Pacific Ilallroil Cape Horn, all kinds or Merchandise, and fcr III of Products from tho I'adflo coast, fur tho colli oi motitr. .vc. IO-u.e3a T71&I1 POTTERY. AFTER A PERIOD OP IDLENESS, Tl wcskB have noir for tevural months been 1 operation maiiafaclurtnc a tuperlor and Imna snius wBicniiiasDiv 10 user to too iraaei XJx-wt Ovuvlitr, My pro lent stock la raperlnr to anything nal inrta at tnit i-ottery ror Dyo years past, ana i 10 ovsi easuicawsre lor sircDvn ana auraeuny I Guarantee SallNfaclleBl Orders, or requests for Information aa to prid buuuiu u aouresrexi 10 A. JrJ. SMITHJ Vuena Vltta, Ate. 30-U rrosrll great help in removing Skin DU coses, originating from an Impuro Condition of tlio lllood, Thoy may bo taken at all times without danger, and whlio lining them, you way cat anil drink as usual. English BERKSHIRE Pit T ENTEniJl PlOa AT THE LAST STATE JL took bceistaI.M for bust litter, also for l on the (.TOun'U, Ultln; clliUva prUoi on my en Ironfarnlth IIRDEDINU KOWF, young-snd si orucr. ajso, tauice j ountf i.uai, as tu trcj body has rot. Addict JOHN WEST, .New Uect alarVtt, SALK.tl, JalOtf RAILROAD LANDS Llbortil Toriim! LOW I'KICKM LONU T1MK1 LOW INTEHl Ibc Orrroa aid I'aliroritU and Or Ceitral Kallroad ConBialN OFFKH tbslr Lands for falenpoa the follow! rai lermt: use lenio or me price in cash; UI the balance at tho rat of seven nr r.m , after sale; and each following year one-teatb prlaclpal and Interest co the balance at the I seven per cent per anna-n. Doth principal aoJ . u. u w. 0, .urrsucj. A discount of tea per cent, will e allowed I'M tar Letters to be addressed to P. hCUULZIl asem u, o v, u. n., i"oruaaa. ureouo. UODOV, DAVIS A CO., Urd,Orrcuc. Wbdtsa'e AccaU Fort rUiB JOHN MINTO, aXEUXB OP 3IER1NO SHEI TIKES plcasiretnnirerlntotbeWooOrl Oregon and the adlnlDlnir Terrltoris the I topsretate TUOltOFUIlllUEn lIMttNOS. 1 f arlog parties loteretted ttat they can, and il UVCll CHEiPEltltATtS ikin th'rS-f be Imported, t laKlnatlon and romuarlson v I cr Steep offered la the luuket am cord Lilly ir I Adcrws JOHN MISTO I Baiem, u N. B. The Riaa acd Data Ltobe of the fi baswncn the ISLAND PAltil, adjoining I The Ewtecaa be s.tm at the same place, o HIT. VitM I. -. . . ... .(.r-.k V. m.mm rAiui ,, .u m I.&41 B.UCS SUHIO Vi i i jer-T -..'a u. avwtr Jti